498
2
Black South Cone 5 times, the Black Ball 1 time, Two Lanterns vertically 3 times, and horizontally 1 time. The Gun was fired one round once in 1895. Printed expresses were circulated twice.
7. During 1895, in addition to meteorological registers kept at about 30 stations on shore, 1,977 ship-logs have been received, 1,708 were forwarded by Captains, and 269 were copied on board ship in the harbour. The ship-logs collected in 1895 were thus distributed :-for 1893, 1 log; for 1894, 59 logs; for 1895, 1,917 logs. The total number of ships, whose log-books have been made use of, was 296.
The total number of days' observations was 16,835. These data are collected, reduced, tabulated and made available for the study of typhoons and other meteorological features by Miss DOBERCK.
8. The entry of observations made at sea in degree squares for the area between 9° south and 45° north latitude, and between the longitude of Singapore and 180° East of Greenwich for the construction of trustworthy pilot charts has been continued, and 94,322 observations in all have now been entered.
Table I.
Meteorological Observations entered in 10 Squares in 1893, 1894 and 1895.
Square
number.
January. Feb. March. April. May.
June. July. August.
Sept.
October.
Nov,
Dec.
2272***
19
0
0
0
0
20
8
11
6
20
21
4
17
14
18
28
0
3
12
12
27
*
23
136
187
42
30
14
00040
0
0
18
16
13
16
8
11
29
8
0
1
87
72
31
28
35
156
24
188
148
213
159
122
121
295
234
192
166
255
213
25
80
66
68
56
63
45
79
83
64
98
121
92
26
921
932
1306
1345
1618
1511
1549
1605
1423
1467
1255
1025
27
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
2
3
1
0
0
55
10
20
17
16
18
17
13
16
1
10
12
56
19
28
20
12
24
10
14
23
10
22
15
10
57
23
37
27
38
39
7
13
16
9
26
15
23
58
15
32
51
22
65
28
20
24
7
14
41
30
59
69
67
65
21
63
41
73
28
11
56
96
70
60
146
156
129
74
89
128
197
122
84
50
88
103
61.
867
892
1289
1216
1652
1695
1517
1554
1697
1361
1142
969
62
769
935
1114
1224
1448
1312
1034
1009
1107
.980
864
844
63
2
3
6
3
6
4
I
3
91
9
33
14
30
9
15
14
13
18
43
92
10
30
20
30
11
15
6
15
44
93
7
23
22
20
6
1
7
13
19
10
37
94
19
6
21
1
3
0
21
15
3
10
95
41
56
40
50
39
42
20
5
17
55
41
77
96
996
841
892
901
1293
1300
1243
1214
1026
T
1178
969
989
97
360
336
429
445
550
552
422
430
454
441
424
405
98
105
64
82
140
169
178
138
135
124
146
135
137
127
49
19
48
19
18
14
25
16
26
31
51
32
128
61
19
52
34
19
31
25
17
19
51
55
46
129
63
20
63
66
26
66
31
39
12
65
64
70
130
94
62
138
127
146
189
213
199
149
178
133
167
131
199
173
171
168
203
247
237
263
187
212
241
186
132
186
370
575
567
782
819
908
781
740
833
714
485
133
0
45
31
30
41
47
21
30
13
37
11
163
33
16
26
63
65
110
138
108
95
83
37
35
164
45
23
42
98
83
146
176
143
155
117
60
48
165
51
33
43
82
109
140
196
148
162
110
65
45
166
18
23
19
22
41
27
55
33
53
41
30
21
167
6
0
3
4
27
26
46
22
16
168
0
0
1
1
0
199
15
17
18
20
19
24
15
16
19
200
11
2
4
1
1
319
9
320
16
13
0
321
1
0
322
0
16
4
7
14
༠
14
323
158
110-
140
72
82
50
88
55
86
109
129
324
116
60
52
21
43
28
41
42
13
67
56
62
325
136
122
144
177
142
148
208
167
130
110
117
101
6338
6003
7469
7503
9185
9140
9235
8719
8321
$228 7406
6775
9. As stated in the "Instructions for making Meteorological Observations etc.," meteorological instruments forwarded by observers who regularly send their registers to the Observatory are verified here free of cost. During the past year 4 barometers, 2 aneroids and 76 thermometers were verified. In addition several hundred barometers and aneroids on board ship were compared with our standard.