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SIZE OF LAND HOLDINGS. '2O5 The foregoing table shows the extent of the sub-divi- sion. The exten? of the fragmentation may be gathered from the following examples. of large and small cultivators: :- Vasanji Sarbhai ... Haribhai Gulab Naranji Bhimbhai Gand:a Rata?tj i Khamdubhai ?Iohaubhai... i i . i Number Yillage ..... ,,of separa- .ctu?a?m: te plots I , I ]Acres I I Pardi Sandhpur I 18 1 Do. '" I Mograwadi ,.. t 22 I Pardi Saadhpur I 8 14 18 2O 7 In the same group of villages the may be given of individual fields where is very exeessive :-- followlug examples the fragtnoutat?on 1. Village Abratna. Area 1 acre 26 guuthas. Survey No. 218. Assessment Rs. 28. (Bagayat.) 8eparat? Plots 1 7 8 Are? Acres G unthas o 1 0 1 I Crop grown in 1915 Sugarcane Sugarcane Dry rico Dry rico Wal Guv&r Uncultivated Dry rico