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Simeon Lord established a mill in Sydney.
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He entered an agreement with a governor to mill, dye and dress cloth from the Female Factory in Parramatta.
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In Blackwattle Bay, Sydney, another textile factory was established.
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Seven woollen mills in New South Wales
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By this time nearly everyone was dressed in tweeds made in Parramatta.
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Per annum, the output of woollen cloth reached 235000 yards.
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Treadle and steam driven sewing machines were introduced to Melbourne factories.
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First cloth ever produced in Victoria, by the Victorian Woollen and Clothing Manufacturing Company.
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The Waverly Woollen Mill at Distillery Creek in Tasmania was established.
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The employment in textile factories rose to 1000.
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Textile factories needed more employees, therefore increasing to 2000 workers.