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LISMORE

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Encyclopaedia Britannica (1911) / britannica_1911
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1911:lismore:040c698f9694
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lismore, a town of rous county, new south wales, australia, 320 m. direct n. by e. of sydney. pop. (1901) 4378. it is the principal town of the north coast district, and the seat of a roman catholic bishop. the surrounding country is partly pastoral, and partly agricultural, the soil being very fertile. the town has a cathedral, school of art, and other public buildings, while its industrial establishments include saw-mills, sugar-mills, butter factories and an iron foundry. standing at the head of navigation of the richmond river, lismore has a large export trade in dairy produce, poultry, pigs, and pine and cedar timber.