A COCOA FACTORY IN DUNEDIN.
Mr. Richard Hudson, who with Mrs. Hudson ajrived in England by the Rimutaka in April, for the purpose of purchasing the machinery and taking out skilled workmen to introduce the manufacture of cocoa and chocolate into New Zealand, intends returning to the colony by the Tongariro in a fortnight. He has visited all the principal centres of the chocolate trade in itngland and the Continent, and has purchased a large plant, with all the modern improvements, and takes out with him an experienced staff of workpeople by the same steamer. He has .also secured the patent rights and sole agency for the colony of a rather remarkable kind of baking institution, yclept the Bailey-Baker oven, which is possessed of the peculiarity of baking continuously at a minimum consumption of fuel, requiring neither stoking nor attention, and which gained the only gold medal of tho Health Exhibition of last year. It is said to he the best oven ever invented for confectionery.
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Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 58, 5 September 1885, Page 1 (Supplement)
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195A COCOA FACTORY IN DUNEDIN. Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 58, 5 September 1885, Page 1 (Supplement)
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