Immigration drive and NSW efforts in early 1900s London to Sydney
The piece discusses New South Wales immigration campaigns in London, noting how the movement expanded from 4000 assisted arrivals in 1909 to about 17,000 from Britain as engagements concluded. It highlights ship demand, continued efforts to attract immigrants, and a visit by Mr. Gaver to Lombardy irrigation areas to study farming practices and irrigation use.
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