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December 1, 1875Journal of the Statistical Society of LondonOpen Access

Statistics Relating to the Colony of Victoria, Australia

William Emery Stark

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HAVING spent many years in the above colony, in which I cannot but feel great interest, I have endeavoured in the following pages to lay before the Society a few facts and figures relating to it, especially

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