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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 292, 8 December 1881, Page 2

A Mr C Johnston, of Wellington, scouts the fyjitem now in force of tecchiDg prisoners trades which, in exercising, . brought their labor into rivalry with that of" free mon, much to the diaadTantage of the' latter, as exemplified in the printipg and bookbinding carried on in Lyttelton Gaol. He suggests that encouragement might be giren to lh' manufacture of paper f rom natiye fl»x and other.aTailabla.. material if the manufacture of paper bags were made part of prison labor. There ii a ye ry large quantity of paptr bsge iaiported into the colony for u«e in many branches of retail trade, and the only obatacle to the manufacture in tbii colony hai been the coet of labor, Solomon wsb the first man who wanted to part the heir in the middle. :

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