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Mortality statistics for Greater Melbourne in March 1901 detail deaths by age and cause, with specific breakdowns for febrile, parasitic, dietetic, constitutional, local, and ill-defined causes.
Of these 199, or 53 per cent., were males, and 176, or 47 per cent., were females; …
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LocationGreater Melbourne
Period CoveredMARCH, 1901
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 52, 1901.
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