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occupations in each of the nineteen mills covered by the Enquiry
nbay City together with the averaces for the centre

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Rs. a. 7p.
115 9
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115 7
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110 9

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113 4
21 2
112 10
113 2
21 6
112 0
I 9 4
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112 4
115 2
112 o
2 0 4
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Rs. a. p.

1 05
015 8
015 9
015 8
107
1 0 5
015 0
014 3
014 3
015 11
10 5
1 0 5
015 7
1 0 3

I 0 8

015 10
1 0 2
015 10
1 211

Rs. a. p.
2 738
112 7
2 3 8
2 5 6
110 3

2 0 6
2 2 4
214 0
112 11
2 9 1
2 2 3
115 3
112 0
112 3
2 1 8
210 3
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015 5
0 11 10
09 7
013 1
013 4
012 5
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0 9:1
012 3
010 4
010 7
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0 8 3
0 9 8
015 3
010 8
012 5
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 will be seen from this table the earnings of Weavers vary
on Rs. 1-9-1 and Rs. 2-1-6 per day, those of Siders between annas
nd Rs. 1-2-11 per day, those of Warpers between Rs. 1-10-3 and
14-0 per day and those of female Grey Winders between annas 8-3
amas 15-b per day.
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