finance return · 1901
This notice details meteorological and mortality statistics for August, highlighting lower rainfall than previous years and a lower proportion of child mortality compared to the previous year and several preceding years.
The mean daily range was 12.7". The highest atmospheric pressure recorded was 30.476 inches on the 1st, …
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Historical ComparisonAugust, 1899
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Historical ComparisonAugust, 1894
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 124, 1901.
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