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Journal Article

Author
Borrie, E. F.
Title
The Future Population of Melbourne
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 17, no. 7-8, Jun-Jul 1945, pp. 150-159
ISBN/ISSN
0020-3319
Description

This paper, No. 876, originated in the Melbourne Division of The Institution, and was presented before a General Meeting of the Division, on 21st November, 1944.

The author, E. F. Borrie MC MCE MIEAust, is Engineer for Sewerage, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works.

Abstract

This paper presents a detailed study of the factors influencing the growth or decline of population and the probable effect of these factors on the future population of Melbourne.
It is based on a report submitted by the author to the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works, in connection with the planning of extensions to the sewerage system of that city.

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  • Borrie, E. F., The Future Population of Melbourne : report presented to the Chairman and Commissioners of the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works (Melbourne: Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works, 1944), 35 pp. Details
  • Borrie, E. F.; Ritchie, E. G.; Sutherland, I. M., 'The Future Population of Melbourne (Discussion)', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 17 (10-12) (1945), 227-228. Details

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