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The sheep and wool industry of Australasia; a practical handbook for sheep farmers and wool-classers, with chapters on wool-buying and selling, sheep-skins, and kindred products,

Henry B. Smith

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to the Cape to obtain sheep.Captain Waterhouse considered this a disgraceful task for an officer to have to execute.He arrived at the Cape and purchased 32 Spanish Merino sheep from a widow named Gordon, whose late

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to the Cape to obtain sheep.Captain Waterhouse considered this a disgraceful task for an officer to have to execute.He arrived at the Cape and purchased 32 Spanish Merino sheep from a widow named Gordon, whose late

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to the Cape to obtain sheep.Captain Waterhouse considered this a disgraceful task for an officer to have to execute.He arrived at the Cape and purchased 32 Spanish Merino sheep from a widow named Gordon, whose late

Key concepts: Wool, Pulp and paper industry, Engineering, Materials science, Composite material

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