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September 1900 saw high atmospheric pressure, increased rainfall compared to previous years, and a mortality rate where males slightly outnumbered females, with children under five contributing 20% of deaths.
The highest atmospheric pressure recorded was 30-289 inches on the 4th, and the lowest was 29-615 inches on the 12th. …
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Deceaseda female
Deceaseda gardener
Deceaseda female
Deceaseda gentleman
Deceasedtwo females
Date Of Eventthe 4th
Date Of Eventthe 12th
Comparison DateSeptember, 1899
Comparison DateSeptember, 1898
Comparison DateSeptember, 1897
Comparison DateSeptember, 1896
Comparison DateSeptember, 1895
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 105, 19 October 1900.
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