INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 15 November 1922, Page 6

INGLEWOOD.

(From Our Own Correspondent). It is stated on good authority that the Moa Dairy Factory Company is going to pay out at the rate of Is 4d per lb butter-fat for the October supply on the 20th inst. ■His many friends will be interested to learn that Mr. Bryan AA infield, an Inglewood boy, who has lately been on the staff of ’ the local branch of the Bank of New South Wales, has been transferred to the Palmerston North branch of that institution. There is one industry in Inglewood of which not much is heard, but which is all the time going steadily on its way —the Inglewood Bacon Factory Company, a visit to whose headquarters is full of interest. During the past year the staff at the factory has been kepi really busy and now. to meet the Christmas demands, some 7000 hams are ready for transport to the purchasers, for they have all been sold. These are the residue from the slaughter of some 10,000 pigs. A good deal of interest is being taken in the sale advertised for Saturday next of the material of the old Inglewood church, St. Andrews, that has for so many years been a land mark here. The timber should be of a quality hard to match now-a-days, for it was all selected originally with great care by experts.