Art. XVI.—Notes on the Cultivation of Cotton in the District of Dharwar; Past, Present, and Future.

The district of Dharwar, which is likely to become the field of important operations in reference to the supply of superior cotton to England, lies within the presidency of Bombay, and is comprised in the Southern Mahratta couutry; the chief town of the district, which bears the same name, is 288 miles south-east of Bombay. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]