finance return · 1901
This notice details meteorological data and mortality statistics for February, including atmospheric pressure, rainfall, humidity, and death rates for males, females, children, and infants, with comparisons to previous years.
The highest atmospheric pressure recorded was 30-202 inches on the 26th, and the lowest was 29 462 inches on the 12th. …
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DeceasedMales
Deceasedfemales
DeceasedChildren under five years of age
Deceasedinfants under twelve months
Meteorological Event26th
Meteorological Event12th
Reporting PeriodFebruary
Comparison Year1900
Comparison Year1899
Comparison Year1898
Comparison Year1897
Comparison Year1896
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 36, 1901.
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