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RADI PRANT 257
va; hafehi sas rondi, poppy, ml, h--b,, tobacco, sugar-
cotton, bhend,chillies, mharia, and other garden products. Poppy
of great importance and c eyed 12,,62 acres m 1904-5, yielding
on an average 1 s lb. of crude opium per acre.
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The spinning of cotton thread and silk and cotton-weaving are the
chief industries. There may also be mentioned: embroidery o
small scale I the manufacture of ornaments in gold, silver, and ivory,
and of bete[nut cutters; knives, brass and copper utensils, toys, and
pottery. The ,,be, of ginning factories is one being connected
with a eving-mill. The chief centres of trade am Piitan,tnKadi,
Mehsans,Visnagar, Vadnagar, and Sidhpur.the first rbeing the m
important All these towns a connected by railway lines, by wh most
the prdnt is ceptiomtlly well se-d. In addition to the main line
of the RajputIna-MalwA Railway,hich passes from south to north,
State lines diverge from Mehsana to Kheralu, Purse, and Vimmgam,
and Gom Kalol to Kadj and Vij5pur. The Ahmadabad-Paramij line
also se me places. Other lines are projected from Manned
Road to Chaoasma, from Via-gar to Vijapur, and from Kheralu to
Dab d..
The land revenue rose from 311 lakhs in 1881 to 358 Iakhs in
189,, and was 35'5 lakhs in rgot ; but in 1904-5, while the demand
s, lakhs, the collections amounted to only 112 lakhs. A settle
men t for fifteen year made between 1891 and 190., and parts
of the pant are n w being resettled. The prdnt contains 36 mehrvdsi
villages, which x oe formerly assessed on the cultivated area only, but
settlement has now been made on the ordinary lines at greatly
reduced rates. The average assessment varitsin different talahas from
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