finance return · 1901
This notice details meteorological and mortality statistics for Melbourne and its suburbs in March 1901, including rainfall, humidity, and death rates by age and sex, with comparisons to previous years.
The mean atmospheric pressure (29.912 inches) was slightly below the average. …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 52, 1901.
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