finance return · 1901
This notice details changes in mortality rates for various causes of death in Greater Melbourne between 1890 and 1901, with a focus on diphtheria and typhoid fever trends.
Under the developmental class, deaths from premature birth fell from 29 to 21, and those from old from from 24 to 19. …
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Reporting Period1890 to 1900
Reporting Periodfirst ten months of 1901
MonthMarch
MonthJuly
MonthNovember
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 148, 1901.
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