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Mortality statistics for Greater Melbourne in January 1900 show 56% male and 44% female deaths, with children under five accounting for 39% of the total.
721 February 23, 1900 28th, and the least range (8·4°) on the 29th. The mean daily range was 23·0°. …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 21, 23 February 1900.
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