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Originally appearing in Volume V11, Page 540 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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GAWLER  , a

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town of Gawler
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county, .
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South
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Australia, on the
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Para
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river, 24; M. by
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rail N.E. of
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Adelaide . It is one of the most thriving places in the
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colony, being the centre of a large
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wheat-growing
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district; it has also
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engineering
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works, foundries,
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flour-
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mills, breweries and saw-mills, while
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gold,
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silver,
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copper and
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lead are found in the neighbouring hills . The inhabitants of the town and its extensive suburbs number about 700o; though the
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population of the town itself in 1901 was 1996 .

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