Six American-type round balers lined up at Lyttelton last week before being shipped to Australia. Manufactured locally, they followed four already sent to Australia. Mr G. D. Mann, a director of Garich Industries, of Christchurch, which has been organising the manufacture and marketing of the balers, said that a factory would be opened at Addington for their manufacture.
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58Six American-type round balers lined up at Lyttelton last week before being shipped to Australia. Manufactured locally, they followed four already sent to Australia. Mr G. D. Mann, a director of Garich Industries, of Christchurch, which has been organising the manufacture and marketing of the balers, said that a factory would be opened at Addington for their manufacture. Press, 8 September 1978, Page 14
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