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A statistical comparison of mortality and temperature for two quarters ending September 1859 and 1860, followed by bye-laws from the Municipalities of Belfast and Buninyong.
2091 The mean temperature, number of deaths, and daily average of mortality for the two quarters ending 30th September, …
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OfficialWilliam Henry Archer
OfficialWilliam Nicholson
LocationMelbourne
LocationBELFAST
LocationBUNINYONG
Period End30th September, 1859
Period End1860
Period End30th September, 1860
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 140, 1860.
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