FREEZING WORKS
REPORTED INCREASE IN NUMBER OF HOOKS AT GISBORNE Stating that he had heard that the Gisborne Freezing Works had increased their hoolcs without having first obtained permission, Mr. W. Bradshaw told the Opotiki branch of the Farmers' Union yesterday, that he thought some inquiries should be made as to the correctness of the statement or otherwise. Mr. Bradshaw said that formerly the co-operative works at Tokomaru and the old Farmers Works had an approximately equal killing capacity, but he had been informed upon very good authority that the Gisborne works, which were now taken over by a proprietary interest, had inereased their hooks from 40 to 70. The chairman, Mr. Allan Martin, suggested that it would perhaps be as well for the branch to ask the provineial executive to have the necessary inquiries made and this course was agreed to.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 371, 4 November 1932, Page 6
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