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Luther Keats (left), aged seven, of Christchurch, and his sister Jane, aged nine, sample chocolate chip cookies with their guide, Miss Grimson, a sales and marketing executive, during a tour of Mayell Foods’ Templeton’.factory, About 8000 people, have toured the cookie and candy factory since Friday, paying a $1 entry fee in return for cookies, a hat, and a copy of the company’s newspaper. On Sunday 2300 people visited the factory. The traffic was so great the Ministry of Transport had to regulate the flow. The tours continue until Sunday. On Friday the Minister of Overseas Trade and Marketing, Mr Mike Moore, will formally open the recently renovated premises. —Photograph by JOHN COSGROVE.

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Press, 6 September 1989, Page 1

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Luther Keats (left), aged seven, of Christchurch, and his sister Jane, aged nine, sample chocolate chip cookies with their guide, Miss Grimson, a sales and marketing executive, during a tour of Mayell Foods’ Templeton’.factory, About 8000 people, have toured the cookie and candy factory since Friday, paying a $1 entry fee in return for cookies, a hat, and a copy of the company’s newspaper. On Sunday 2300 people visited the factory. The traffic was so great the Ministry of Transport had to regulate the flow. The tours continue until Sunday. On Friday the Minister of Overseas Trade and Marketing, Mr Mike Moore, will formally open the recently renovated premises. —Photograph by JOHN COSGROVE. Press, 6 September 1989, Page 1

Luther Keats (left), aged seven, of Christchurch, and his sister Jane, aged nine, sample chocolate chip cookies with their guide, Miss Grimson, a sales and marketing executive, during a tour of Mayell Foods’ Templeton’.factory, About 8000 people, have toured the cookie and candy factory since Friday, paying a $1 entry fee in return for cookies, a hat, and a copy of the company’s newspaper. On Sunday 2300 people visited the factory. The traffic was so great the Ministry of Transport had to regulate the flow. The tours continue until Sunday. On Friday the Minister of Overseas Trade and Marketing, Mr Mike Moore, will formally open the recently renovated premises. —Photograph by JOHN COSGROVE. Press, 6 September 1989, Page 1