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THE WOMEN'S 

Co-operative Silk Growing

AND

Industrial Association
OF NEW SOUTH WALES

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SYDNEY
WILLIAM BROOKS,  The City Printer, 164 Clarence Street.
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1894

some of the most intelligent of their members
for the Standing Committee on my mission.
     The benifits likely to arise from this mission
in regard to its main object

Cloncurry

Bymurrah       Cloncurry River

John Healy

Sergeant 141

Police Station

Cloncurry 28/8/00

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for the public security and for the
Honor of his Majesties government
     with great respect
    We remain
    Sir your most
obliged and greatefull
Humble Servants

His Honor

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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES.

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THE 

SILK INDUSTRY.

[illustration: Coat of Arms]

SYDNEY: CHARLES POTTER, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, PHILLIP STREET.

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In March 1874 G. Macleay was believed to be on his way back from India.

See J.D. Hooker to Sir W. Macarthur, A2939, p.106.

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NEW SOUTH WALES

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SYDNEY.

SILK GROWING

From the "Agricultural Gazette," February, 1894.

SYDNEY:
CHARLES POTTER, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, PHILLIP-STREET.
1894.

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The above is possibly the enclosure mentioned in Sir George Macleay's letter dated  May 5, which see back among Naples letters, assumed to be written in 1879.

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but the downpours have obstructed the railway communications with Holyhead.  When I get back, about September 10th, you will have started on your campaign against the Scotch Deer.

I wish you every success.