finance return · 1901
This finance return details atmospheric pressure, rainfall, humidity, and mortality rates for February 1901, comparing them to previous years and averages, with a focus on infant mortality.
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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PersonMales
Personfemales
DeceasedChildren under five years of age
Deceasedinfants under twelve months
Date Of Record26th
Date Of Record12th
Comparison DateFebruary, 1900
Comparison DateFebruary, 1899
Comparison DateFebruary, 1898
Comparison DateFebruary, 1897
Comparison DateFebruary, 1896
Comparison DateFebruary, 1895
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 37, 1901.
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