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The printing machine installed for the “Times-Age,” a new model Cossar, Type C. It produces up to 16-page papers complete in one operation, the papers being delivered folded and counted. The Cossar is a British machine, manufactured by Messrs. Dawson, Payne and Elliott, Ltd., at their works in Otley, Yorkshire. The “Times-Age” Cossar is the first machine brought into the Wairarapa which prints from the web, as shown in the illustration, instead of on separate sheets of paper. Although a number of Cossars are in use in New Zealand, the “Times-Age” machine is one of only two of the latest C models thus far imported into this country.

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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 April 1938, Page 6

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The printing machine installed for the “Times-Age,” a new model Cossar, Type C. It produces up to 16-page papers complete in one operation, the papers being delivered folded and counted. The Cossar is a British machine, manufactured by Messrs. Dawson, Payne and Elliott, Ltd., at their works in Otley, Yorkshire. The “Times-Age” Cossar is the first machine brought into the Wairarapa which prints from the web, as shown in the illustration, instead of on separate sheets of paper. Although a number of Cossars are in use in New Zealand, the “Times-Age” machine is one of only two of the latest C models thus far imported into this country. Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 April 1938, Page 6

The printing machine installed for the “Times-Age,” a new model Cossar, Type C. It produces up to 16-page papers complete in one operation, the papers being delivered folded and counted. The Cossar is a British machine, manufactured by Messrs. Dawson, Payne and Elliott, Ltd., at their works in Otley, Yorkshire. The “Times-Age” Cossar is the first machine brought into the Wairarapa which prints from the web, as shown in the illustration, instead of on separate sheets of paper. Although a number of Cossars are in use in New Zealand, the “Times-Age” machine is one of only two of the latest C models thus far imported into this country. Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 April 1938, Page 6

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