I We hear that a Wellington inYen* } tor has perfeoted and patented a freez- . ing apparatus whioh is likely to t supersede the more expensive and oumberous machinery imported from England,. It is said to be much more economical to work, also that it oan be produced on dimensions and at prices which will revolutionize the freezing trade. It is expeotea that , every large butoher will be able to at--5 tach a small mac Line to his establishment, and thus indefinitely htend the prooess of preserving meat. Last week wc understand an exhaustive trial of a specimen machine was held near Wellington, It lasted three days, and thoroughly satisfied those interested in it, '
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4625, 18 January 1894, Page 2
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