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Foreign News October 29, 1923

The Union Daily Times

Union, Union County, South Carolina

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New South Wales opens first cotton gin at Newcastle to advance its pioneering cotton industry, shared with Queensland. Premier attends; plans for 20,000-30,000 acres this year signal promising growth.

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New South Wales Erects Gin To Promote Cotton Industry

Sydney, N. S. W., Oct. 2.--New South Wales, which shares with Queensland the honor of pioneering the cotton industry in Australia, now has its own gin, erected at Newcastle under the supervision of the British-Australian Cotton association

The premier and a large parliamentary party with other prominent figures were present at the opening.

The cotton industry in New South Wales is new, but it shows promise of a good future. Last year, sufficient seed was supplied to plant more than 7,500 acres. The demand for seed has been widespread and it is estimated that from 20,000 to 30,000 acres will be planted in this state. The cotton acreage in Queensland is considerably larger.

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Trade Or Commerce Economic Colonial Affairs

What keywords are associated?

Cotton Industry New South Wales Cotton Gin Newcastle Australia Acreage Planting British Australian Cotton Association

Where did it happen?

New South Wales

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Primary Location

New South Wales

Event Date

Oct. 2

Outcome

cotton gin erected at newcastle; estimated 20,000 to 30,000 acres to be planted this year

Event Details

New South Wales has erected its own gin at Newcastle under the supervision of the British-Australian Cotton association to promote the cotton industry. The premier and a large parliamentary party with other prominent figures were present at the opening. The industry is new but shows promise, with sufficient seed last year for more than 7,500 acres and widespread demand this year. Queensland has considerably larger cotton acreage.

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