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Meteorological and mortality statistics for February 1900, comparing current data with previous years and averages, including temperature, atmospheric pressure, rainfall, humidity, and death rates for males, females, children, and infants.
The greatest range of the thermometer in any one day (45-9°) took place on the 6th, …
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PersonMales
Personfemales
PersonChildren
Personinfants
Date Of Eventthe 6th
Date Of Eventthe 11th
Date Of Eventthe Sth
Date Of Eventthe 15th
Month Of DataFebruary
Comparison DateFebruary, 1899
Comparison DateFebruary, 1898
Comparison DateFebruary, 1897
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 29, 23 March 1900.
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