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Simeon Lord Established a mill in Sydney.
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Simeon Lord entered an agreement with the govener to mill, die and dress cloth from the Female Factory at Parramatta.
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Early Textile factory was established at Blackwattle Bay, Sydney. It manufactured the 'finest' cloths.
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Seven woolen Mills in New Souh Wales have been built.
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Most people in the colony were dressed in tweeds made a parramatta.
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The output of woolen cloth reached 235 000 yards per annum.
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The first cloth ever woven was produced by the victorian Woollen and Cloth Manufactoring Company in January.
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The industry expanded rapidly with employment in factories numbering 1000 by 1877.
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Woolen Mill at Distillery Creek near Launceston was established and won the prize of 1000 euros for the first woollen goods manufactured in the colony from locally produced wool.
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Employment in factories increacing to 2000 from 1895-1900.