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Statistical data from 1900 reveals Northcote had the highest birth rate among Melbourne sub-districts, while North Melbourne recorded the highest death rate.
In none of the sub-districts was the birth-rate high in 1900, but, so far as it went, …
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LocationFootscray
LocationPort Melbourne
LocationNorth Melbourne
LocationEssendon
LocationSt. Kilda
LocationBoroondara
LocationMelbourne
LocationCaulfield
LocationOakleigh
LocationNorth Melbourne
LocationMelbourne
LocationNorthcote-with
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 60, 1901.
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