finance return · 1900
Meteorological and mortality statistics for May, detailing atmospheric pressure, rainfall, humidity, and death rates by age and sex, with comparisons to previous years.
The mean daily range was 12.3°. The highest atmospheric pressure recorded was 30.429 inches on the 14th, …
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Meteorological Event14th
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Comparison PeriodMay, 1893
Comparison PeriodMay, 1899
Comparison PeriodMay, 1898
Comparison PeriodMay, 1897
Comparison PeriodMay, 1896
Comparison PeriodMay, 1895
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 63, 22 June 1890.
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