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          <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><response><query>wragge</query><zone name="book"><records s="*" n="20" total="735" next="/result?q=wragge&zone=book&s=AoIIQVXZsipzdTM0NzY5MDE0" nextStart="AoIIQVXZsipzdTM0NzY5MDE0"><work id="10832247" url="/work/10832247"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/10832247</troveUrl><title>Finding 'Uncle Harry' : the search for Henry Wragge, MRCVSL, Castlemaine and Melbourne, 1857-1898 / Winty Calder</title><contributor>Calder, Winty, 1927-</contributor><issued>2004</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Unpublished</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>8</holdingsCount><versionCount>2</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="47.19698">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Finding 'Uncle Harry' : the search for Henry <b>Wragge</b>, MRCVSL, Castlemaine and Melbourne, 1857-1898 /</snippet><snippet>Finding 'Uncle Harry': the search for Henry <b>Wragge</b>, MRCVSL, Castlemaine and Melbourne, 1857-1898</snippet><snippet>This book describes Henry <b>Wragge</b>, a significant veterinary surgeon in the late nineteenth century</snippet><snippet> counting bales : the <b>Wragges</b> of "Tulla" and "Yallambie" Bibliography: pages 93-95. </snippet></work><work id="249514910" url="/work/249514910"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/249514910</troveUrl><title>George Wragge, Wardry metal works, Salford, Manchester : metal casements and frames, wrought iron</title><contributor>George Wragge (Firm)</contributor><issued>1898</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>1</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="44.851803">very relevant</relevance><snippet>George <b>Wragge</b>, Wardry metal works, Salford, Manchester : metal casements and frames, wrought iron.</snippet></work><work id="19977188" url="/work/19977188"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/19977188</troveUrl><title>Clement Wragge : genius - or eccentric? / The Sun News Pictorial</title><contributor>Sun News-Pictorial (Melbourne, Vic.)</contributor><issued>1958</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>1</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="44.522526">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Clement <b>Wragge</b> : genius - or eccentric? /</snippet></work><work id="10977202" url="/work/10977202"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/10977202</troveUrl><title>Wragge on weather : weather forecasts for 1904-5 / by Clement L. Wragge</title><contributor>Wragge, Clement L. (Clement Lindley), 1852-1922</contributor><issued>1904</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>1</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="44.1767">very relevant</relevance><snippet><b>Wragge</b> on weather : weather forecasts for 1904-5 /</snippet></work><work id="34488138" url="/work/34488138"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/34488138</troveUrl><title>The evolution of an insect society / by Derek Wragge Morley</title><contributor>Morley, Derek Wragge, 1920-</contributor><issued>1954</issued><type>Book</type><type>Book/Illustrated</type><holdingsCount>9</holdingsCount><versionCount>2</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="43.633896">very relevant</relevance><snippet>The evolution of an insect society / by Derek <b>Wragge</b> Morley</snippet><identifier type="url" linktype="fulltext">http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015031096004</identifier></work><work id="252156778" url="/work/252156778"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/252156778</troveUrl><title>George to Betty : The wartime letters of George Lush to Betty Wragge / Transcribed and annotated by Mary Lush and Jennifer Lush</title><contributor>Lush, George, Sir, 1912-2000</contributor><issued>2022</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>11</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="42.3338">very relevant</relevance><snippet>George to Betty : the wartime letters of George Lush to Betty <b>Wragge</b> /</snippet><snippet>George to Betty : The wartime letters of George Lush to Betty <b>Wragge</b> /</snippet><identifier type="url" linktype="fulltext" linktext="National edeposit">https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3122069471</identifier><identifier type="url" linktype="thumbnail">https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3122069471-t</identifier></work><work id="233546209" url="/work/233546209"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/233546209</troveUrl><title>Clement Lindley Wragge</title><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>1</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="41.690594">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Clement Lindley <b>Wragge</b></snippet><snippet>Clement Lindley <b>Wragge</b> [local history].</snippet></work><work id="253871141" url="/work/253871141"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/253871141</troveUrl><title>Rain God : the highs and lows of Clement Wragge, meteorologist with a mission / Ian James Frazer</title><contributor>Frazer, Ian James</contributor><issued>2023</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>6</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="39.489613">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Rain God : the highs and lows of Clement <b>Wragge</b>, meteorologist with a mission /</snippet></work><work id="253669339" url="/work/253669339"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/253669339</troveUrl><title>Rain God : the Highs and Lows of Clement Wragge, meteorologist with a mission / Ian James Frazer</title><contributor>Frazer, Ian James, 1951-</contributor><issued>2023</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>3</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="35.613873">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Rain God : the Highs and Lows of Clement <b>Wragge</b>, meteorologist with a mission /</snippet><snippet>Rain God is a biography of Clement <b>Wragge</b> [1852 -1922], Queensland's first Government Meteorologist</snippet><identifier type="url" linktype="restricted" linktext="National edeposit: Onsite at National Library of Australia">https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3166711330</identifier><identifier type="url" linktype="thumbnail">https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3166711330-t</identifier></work><work id="19977494" url="/work/19977494"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/19977494</troveUrl><title>The life and work of Clement Lindley Wragge : delivered at monthly meeting of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia (Queensland) on Dec. 8th, 1950 / Inigo Jones</title><contributor>Jones, Inigo, 1872-1954</contributor><issued>1951</issued><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>1</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="34.33157">very relevant</relevance><snippet>The life and work of Clement Lindley <b>Wragge</b> : delivered at monthly meeting of the Royal</snippet></work><work id="219816606" url="/work/219816606"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/219816606</troveUrl><title>Clement Lindley Wragge (1852-1922), F.R.G.S., F.R.M.S., F.R.C.I. & C. : fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, fellow of the Royal Meteorological Society, fellow of the Royal Colonial Institute : meteorologist, astronomer, ethnologist, naturalist and collector / Peter Adamson</title><contributor>Adamson, Peter (Peter David)</contributor><issued>2015</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>1</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="29.346085">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Clement Lindley <b>Wragge</b> (1852-1922), F.R.G.S., F.R.M.S., F.R.C.I. & C. : fellow of the Royal</snippet><snippet>. Title from cover. Includes chronological information of Clement Lindley <b>Wragge</b>. </snippet></work><work id="33340343" url="/work/33340343"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/33340343</troveUrl><title>Clement Lindley Wragge (1852-1922), F.R.G.S., F.R.M.S., & C. : meteorologist, astronomer, ethnologist, naturalist and collector : a very brief outline of his life and work concentrating on his years in Adelaide from 1884 to 1887 and his promotion of comparable measurements and Stevenson's screens / Peter Adamson</title><contributor>Adamson, Peter (Peter David)</contributor><issued>2002</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>3</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="28.428234">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Clement Lindley <b>Wragge</b> (1852-1922), F.R.G.S., F.R.M.S., & C. : meteorologist, astronomer</snippet><snippet>Includes supplement: photocopy of  "Clement Lindley <b>Wragge</b> and the naming of weather disturbances</snippet></work><work id="9481515" url="/work/9481515"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/9481515</troveUrl><title>Speech delivered by the Hon. H. M. Wragge, M.L.C. in the Legislative Council on the Settlement Promotion Tax Management Bill (second reading)</title><contributor>Wragge, H. M</contributor><issued>1943</issued><type>Government publication</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>1</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="27.208052">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Speech delivered by the Hon. H. M. <b>Wragge</b>, M.L.C. in the Legislative Council on the Settlement</snippet></work><work id="1144040" url="/work/1144040"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/1144040</troveUrl><title>The romance of the South Seas / by Clement L. Wragge</title><contributor>Wragge, Clement L. (Clement Lindley), 1852-1922</contributor><issued>1906</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>21</holdingsCount><versionCount>3</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="23.718319">very relevant</relevance><identifier type="url" linktype="restricted" linktext="Direct link to full text: http://openlibrary.org/details/romanceofsouthse00wragiala">http://openlibrary.org/books/OL7042521M</identifier></work><work id="13118082" url="/work/13118082"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/13118082</troveUrl><title>Automatic flood irrigation : a description of an automatic irrigation system - incoporating the Wragge Pneumatic System ... / State Rivers and Water Supply Commission</title><issued>1976</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>1</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="23.40521">very relevant</relevance><snippet> <b>Wragge</b> Pneumatic System ... /</snippet></work><work id="9958833" url="/work/9958833"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/9958833</troveUrl><title>Experiences of a meteorologist in South Australia / Clement L. Wragge</title><contributor>Wragge, Clement L. (Clement Lindley), 1852-1922</contributor><issued>1980</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>14</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="21.95531">very relevant</relevance></work><work id="15571156" url="/work/15571156"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/15571156</troveUrl><title>Classing the wool and counting the bales : the Wragges of Tulla and Yallambie / Winty Calder</title><contributor>Calder, Winty, 1927-</contributor><issued>1997-2001</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><type>Unpublished</type><holdingsCount>6</holdingsCount><versionCount>4</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="16.462221">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Classing the wool and counting the bales : the <b>Wragges</b> of Tulla and Yallambie /</snippet><snippet><b>Wragges</b> of "Tulla" and "Yallambie"</snippet><snippet>Includes Bibliographical reference (p. 541-553) and index. 2nd rev. The story of the <b>Wragge</b> family</snippet></work><work id="171169478" url="/work/171169478"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/171169478</troveUrl><title>The Snowy Ranges of Australia, Mount Kosciusko and its observatory. / by Clement Wragge</title><contributor>Wragge, Clement L. (Clement Lindley), 1852-1922</contributor><issued>1901</issued><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>1</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="16.448484">very relevant</relevance></work><work id="19977488" url="/work/19977488"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/19977488</troveUrl><title>Meteorology of Tasmania : Mr. Wragge's report</title><contributor>Wragge, Clement L. (Clement Lindley), 1852-1922</contributor><issued>1896</issued><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>4</holdingsCount><versionCount>2</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="14.257482">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Meteorology of Tasmania : Mr. <b>Wragge's</b> report.</snippet></work><work id="34769014" url="/work/34769014"><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/34769014</troveUrl><title>Wragge's Australasian weather guide and almanac for 1898</title><contributor>Wragge, Clement L. (Clement Lindley), 1852-1922</contributor><issued>1898</issued><type>Book/Illustrated</type><type>Book</type><holdingsCount>3</holdingsCount><versionCount>1</versionCount><hasCorrections>N</hasCorrections><relevance score="13.365648">very relevant</relevance><snippet><b>Wragge's</b> Australasian weather guide and almanac for 1898.</snippet></work></records></zone><zone name="newspaper"><records s="*" n="20" total="142753" next="/result?q=wragge&zone=newspaper&s=AoIIQ3Hc%2BCkxNzQwMjgwNTA%3D" nextStart="AoIIQ3Hc+CkxNzQwMjgwNTA="><article id="61389505" url="/newspaper/61389505"><heading>MR. WRAGGE'S "WRAGGE."</heading><category>Article</category><title id="64">Clarence and Richmond Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1889 - 1915)</title><date>1902-07-15</date><page>4</page><pageSequence>4</pageSequence><relevance score="280.91608">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Mr. Wragge is going to issue a "Wragge." This is the title of his paper to be, as Mr. Wragge, having weathered Sproule, Drake and other extraordinarily named storms on</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/61389505?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="217926119" url="/newspaper/217926119"><heading>'Wragge' on Wragge.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="902">Glen Innes Examiner and General Advertiser (NSW : 1874 - 1908)</title><date>1902-12-12</date><page>6</page><pageSequence>6</pageSequence><relevance score="278.31714">very relevant</relevance><snippet>IN his weekly paper 'Wragge,' Mr. Clement Wragge on Thursday last prints the following, saying he gives it without any comment whatever: "The Australian drought exists because this world</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/217926119?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="193580452" url="/newspaper/193580452"><heading>WRAGGE.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="1006">Manilla Express (NSW : 1899 - 1954)</title><date>1903-06-03</date><page>3</page><pageSequence>3</pageSequence><relevance score="268.09888">very relevant</relevance><snippet>ANOTHER fixture for busy June. Mr. Clement Wragge has secured the local Mechanics' Institute for Monday night next, Line 8, when he will deliver</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/193580452?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="75967490" url="/newspaper/75967490"><heading>Wragge.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="188">The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate (NSW : 1894 - 1954)</title><date>1903-04-22</date><page>2</page><pageSequence>2</pageSequence><relevance score="268.09888">very relevant</relevance><snippet>THERE is surely no name better known to the average Australian than that of "Wragge." Everyone feels an interest in what "Old Wragge" has to say</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/75967490?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="135348864" url="/newspaper/135348864"><heading>WRAGGE.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="356">Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954)</title><date>1902-04-10</date><page>4</page><pageSequence>4</pageSequence><relevance score="267.82468">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Mr. Clement L. Wragge, the far famed weather prophet is on a visit to Newcastle, and will lecture to-night and to-morrow in the Victoria Theatre. No man</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/135348864?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="70068753" url="/newspaper/70068753"><heading>'WRAGGE.'</heading><category>Article</category><title id="202">The Sunbury News (Vic. : 1900 - 1927</title><date>1903-02-07</date><page>4</page><pageSequence>4</pageSequence><relevance score="267.592">very relevant</relevance><snippet>We have received a copy of the above which is a journal devoted chiefly to the science of meteorology. It is owned and conducted by Mr. Clement</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/70068753?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="258166628" url="/newspaper/258166628"><heading>Wragge.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="1586">The Nowra Colonist (NSW : 1892; 1899 - 1904)</title><date>1903-05-13</date><page>2</page><pageSequence>2</pageSequence><relevance score="267.03693">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Nowra is to he favored with a visit from Australia’s greatest meteorological scientist and astronomer, Mr Clement I. Wragge, who will give one of his educational</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/258166628?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="221344169" url="/newspaper/221344169"><heading>"WRAGGE."</heading><category>Article</category><title id="1177">Crookwell Gazette (NSW : 1885 - 1954)</title><date>1903-12-01</date><page>2</page><pageSequence>2</pageSequence><relevance score="266.7731">very relevant</relevance><snippet>ON page 4 of this issue we publish a sketch under the above bonding. Unfortunately the second [?]lumn of this was Dot submitted to the proof rea[?]er</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/221344169?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="221344158" url="/newspaper/221344158"><heading>WRAGGE</heading><category>Article</category><title id="1177">Crookwell Gazette (NSW : 1885 - 1954)</title><date>1903-12-01</date><page>4</page><pageSequence>4</pageSequence><relevance score="266.12415">very relevant</relevance><snippet>PACK through the many--far too many : -- late drought stricken years, when mother earth lay gasping like a giant in the last throes of his death agony</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/221344158?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="237595933" url="/newspaper/237595933"><heading>"WRAGGE."</heading><category>Article</category><title id="1297">The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930)</title><date>1902-07-08</date><page>6</page><pageSequence>6</pageSequence><relevance score="266.12415">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Mr. Clement Wragge has announced his intention of publishing a weekly newspaper, under the title of "Wragge," which will be the official organ of his central weather bureau.</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/237595933?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="107200975" url="/newspaper/107200975"><heading>Wragge.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="514">The Peak Hill Express (NSW : 1902 - 1952)</title><date>1906-06-01</date><page>19</page><pageSequence>19</pageSequence><relevance score="266.06415">very relevant</relevance><snippet>CLEMENT WRAGGE hovers about like Adam round the back fence of Paradise. The Commonwealth Weather, Bureau is what Wragge is waiting for.</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/107200975?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="147659023" url="/newspaper/147659023"><heading>WRAGGE.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="739">The South-Western News (Busselton, WA : 1903 - 1954)</title><date>1906-06-08</date><page>2</page><pageSequence>2</pageSequence><relevance score="265.90723">very relevant</relevance><snippet>In Hedley's Hall, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Mr. Clement Wragge, the eminent astronomical scientist, lectured to appreciative</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/147659023?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="245304678" url="/newspaper/245304678"><heading>WRAGGE.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="1190">The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954)</title><date>1873-11-18</date><page>2</page><pageSequence>2</pageSequence><relevance score="265.90723">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Alderman W[?]agge it is well known is "great" at points of order. They are the worthy alderman's sharpest and brightest sword, and his most comprehensive shield.</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/245304678?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="124139700" url="/newspaper/124139700"><heading>"WRAGGE."</heading><category>Article</category><title id="377">Queensland Times, Ipswich Herald and General Advertiser (Qld. : 1861 - 1908)</title><date>1902-07-22</date><page>7</page><pageSequence>7</pageSequence><relevance score="265.17633">very relevant</relevance><snippet>THE above is the title of a weekly publication issued by Mr. Clement L. Wragge, F.R.G.S., as the official journal of the Central Weather Bureau. "Fear no man. God</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/124139700?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="280546344" url="/newspaper/280546344"><heading>Wragge.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="1887">Broughton Creek Mail  (Berry, NSW : 1880 - 1881; 1891 - 1893; 1899 - 1907)</title><date>1903-05-14</date><page>2</page><pageSequence>2</pageSequence><relevance score="265.17633">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Nowra is to be favored with a visit from Australia’s greatest meteorological  scientist and astronomer, Mr Clement L. Wragge, who will give one of his educational</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/280546344?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="83156754" url="/newspaper/83156754"><heading>"WRAGGE."</heading><category>Article</category><title id="275">The Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1955)</title><date>1903-02-05</date><page>3</page><pageSequence>3</pageSequence><relevance score="265.17633">very relevant</relevance><snippet>We have received from the editor, Mr. Clement L. "Wragge, the current issue of his meteorological periodical, which contains "many cheerful facts."</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/83156754?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="121390794" url="/newspaper/121390794"><heading>Wragge's Forecast.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="490">The Clarence River Advocate (NSW : 1898 - 1949)</title><date>1907-05-10</date><page>1</page><pageSequence>1</pageSequence><relevance score="241.86316">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Just four years ago, Mr. Clement Wragge was speaking at Inverell, and his forecast is worth repeating here as showing to what</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/121390794?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="125738218" url="/newspaper/125738218"><heading>Wragge's Forecast.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="504">The Southern Record and Advertiser (Candelo, NSW : 1910 - 1938)</title><date>1924-11-22</date><page>2</page><pageSequence>2</pageSequence><relevance score="241.86316">very relevant</relevance><snippet>The late Mr Cement. Wragge, eminent meteorologist in 1915 predicted a drought in 1924, and that in 1925 conditions would begin to improve.</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/125738218?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="167923744" url="/newspaper/167923744"><heading>Mr. Wragge.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="702">The Wingham Chronicle and Manning River Observer (NSW : 1898 - 1954)</title><date>1898-11-19</date><page>2</page><pageSequence>2</pageSequence><relevance score="241.86316">very relevant</relevance><snippet>Mr. Wragge forecasts a disturbance travelling eastward will shortly produce increase of temperature. MAIL TENDERS.—The tender of S.</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/167923744?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article><article id="174028050" url="/newspaper/174028050"><heading>Wragge's Forecast.</heading><category>Article</category><title id="881">The Macleay Chronicle (Kempsey, NSW : 1899 - 1952)</title><date>1899-07-20</date><page>4</page><pageSequence>4</pageSequence><relevance score="241.86316">very relevant</relevance><snippet>The Queensland Meteorological Bureau forecast scattered rain along the southern border, central and coastal parts south from the Clarence Heads under strong S.W. to</snippet><troveUrl>https://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/174028050?searchTerm=wragge</troveUrl></article></records></zone></response>