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Indian cotton (1915)

International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners' and Manufacturers' Associations, Pearse, Arno Smith, 1872- · [Manchester] · leaf 58

An illustration from Indian cotton, 1915, leaf 58
that connected with the rivers and canals. This work is, generally speaking, so extensive that it can onlybe engineered and efficiently maintained by the State. There are, how-ever, some private canals in existence. The great State canals must bedivided into two classes : perennial and inundation.… … A WELL IN THE BROACH DISTRICT. (Whilst the bullocks walk down the incline the bucket ascendsthe bullocks walk up the hill.) no water is lifted whilst The Public Works Department looks after the construction andmaintenance of the canal and tank irrigation works. It divides irriga-tion works into two…

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