June 11th 1892

Sat. 11 fine and clear quite warm appearance of rain in the morning but ended in a very pleasant day

Sun. 12 beautiful day but very hot thundering in the afternoon but no rain here got up very early and took a long walk I took a parcel to Mr Jas. Harding from Mrs Cowan attended S School and spent the evening at Mrs Cowan's with Jas. Hay we sang the whole evening

Mon. 13 clear and bright very warm all day

Tue. 14 bright and clear very hot today high West Winds appearance of rain at night but cleared off

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June 15th 1892.

Wed. 15 beautiful day still hot all day not much change in temperature

Thur. 16 another clear bright day very hot a stiff breeze this afternoon thunder tonight but no rain as yet

Fri. 17 cool a very black cloud pass over to the east it was angry looking but it only resulted in a little wind becoming fine the rest of the day

Sat. 18 lovely day fine and warm with the appearance of rain tonight shipped 60 cheese today Mr J Harding bring up some groceries for me from Murphy's Kingston and inviting me down for the evening but I declined Mrs Cowan gave me a lovely Rhubarb Pie today

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