COTTON-GROWING
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(UNITES PP.2SB ACCOMATIOI.'.—COPIMOHT.) . (a'jctr/l:a:-i - IiBY/. ■ c:a;,a!;d c/.k-s ascoct-at,ow.) *._ ■'-,■■ LONDON, 26th May. It is understood that the cotton-grov;-ing proposal for- Queensland -was made during Mr. ■'Hunter's visit, to Manchester. . Mr. .Hunter-(High Commissioner for Queensland) .pointed, out that the two' years' experiment was on cuch a small scale thn-t if would not justify Queensland 'embarking on the project. K«gotiations are ■ still proceeding. Further interviews are probable, in which ."Mr. Hulitei v/ill urge Manchester traders to accept a deeper responsibility for the experiment. ""■
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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 126, 28 May 1920, Page 7
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85COTTON-GROWING Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 126, 28 May 1920, Page 7
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