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A statistical report detailing infant mortality rates and the occupations of individuals aged 75 and over who died in Greater Melbourne during 1899.
The great fall in the birth-rate of recent years accounts in a large measure not only for the smaller proportion of …
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LocationGreater Melbourne
DeceasedActuary
Deceasedagent
Deceasedarchitect
Deceasedauctioneer
Deceasedbaker
Deceasedbarrister, solicitor
Deceasedbill poster
Deceasedblacksmith
Deceasedblindmaker
Deceasedboardinghouse-keeper
Deceasedbookbinder
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 36, 6 April 1890.
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