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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19972, 5 July 1930, Page 4

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GERALDINE. The rainfall for June registered at Mr M. G. Williams's Observatory, Geraldine Downs, amounted to .69 of an inch. Rain fell on six days, tho heaviest fall being on .tho 9th. when 16 of an inch was recorded. Four inches of snow fell on Saturday, the 21st, and exceptionally low temperatures prevailed during the. month,, eight degrees being registered on the night of the 19th, equal to the lowest recorded in tjje last twelve years. The rainfall for June, 1929, was 5.22 inches. The vital statistics for the Geraldino district for Jiine were as follows, the figures for the corresponding period last year being in parentheses: Births 7 (6), death 0 (0), marriage 1 (0).