Journal of the botanical gardens at Slave Island, Catturaand Colombo, June 1817 - January 1818 (Series 21.05) - No. 0013

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State of the Thermometer at the B.G. Cattura

1817
1st December 		  7. A. M.  Noon  3.P. M.  8. P. M.
1 71 80 82 85
2 72 82 80 83
3 70 81 75 77
4 73 80 74 80
5 70 80 73 77
6 71 81 74 78
7 70 81 77 79
8 71 81 75 80
9 70 81 74 79
10 70 83 73 80
11 71 82 75 79
12 70 80 77 80
13 71 81 75 79
14 70 80 77 79
15 71 81 75 79
16 70 80 77 79
17 71 81 75 80
18 70 83 79 82
19 71 81 75 78
20 70 82 77 81
21 71 80 79 80
22 74 81 78 74
23 71 82 77 79
24 70 83 78 80
25 72 82 79 82
26 70 81 77 81
27 71 80 75 80
28 70 82 76 79
29 71 81 75 80
30 70 83 77 79
31 70 82 83 80

Journal for the Month of January 1818.

B.G.  Left Cattura in company with the Collector of the district Mr. Badger on an excursion to Bentotte, a small village situated on the Banks of a salt water River of that name 12 miles from Cattura on the road to Galle.  It has a rest house and the river divides the district of Cattura from that of Galle, the road leads along the sea shore and the soil and plants are much the same

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