DYES FOR WOOLLEN MILLS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3437, 17 March 1920, Page 5

DYES FOR WOOLLEN MILLS.

Gl*lßl\l.'~\l\‘ SUPPLIES NOVJ OBTAINABLE. C_Hl{.lE:’l‘Cl-IYRCH, Mziu-la lb’. 'l‘llc (:i()\‘C1'IlHl0!1I has aiwangud to obtain for the moollcn mills in the Dominion (ioruaii dyes used in tlie woollon indn.<f_i_\'. _'\l‘l'{lllgl_‘llll‘l'.l‘a‘ in this direction we meeting; of ‘he New Zoziland Woollen Mills As.<oci:ition in \Vollington last week. Mr J. A. F‘losficl{, (‘l1d.l1‘l)1{lll of the Kaiapoi Oompany, Mafod than only small qnzintifies of German dyes were used in New Znalnml. The Germans niadc c(‘i'ta.in <lyvg that up to the presont had not been satisfactorily prorluczod by Britain. Substituferl (lyes had been used in the Britsih Empire. and .?li(‘s(=, although perhaps not as good as the German dyes, had an.<wor~ ed the purpose to some extent. The Imperial Government had had a clause insxertml in {he ii-onty with Germany, _;i~.=ing the Biiiish o.ei'tain rights cannoC’re(l with the German dyes. There was no r:omplf.<ion as far as New Zonlaml was (‘,(l7l4"HC'J}E<‘(l. bu‘? if the mills in '-laic Dominion ]‘.Cf.‘(l€d the german .:rfiolo fhé I'4‘-nj::7r<'r‘. -lii:ii‘-Hf} would ho :’*.‘;;'!il:1l»le.