A MERGER.
The iin... :.-v of mailing slaves, buths, etc., ii.'ul uf cmi :alllns and finishing them ofT, appeared recently to have two representatives in the Potone-Lowcr Hutt district. The Government sold an industrial sito to a locally formed company, N.Z. Standard Porcelains, Ltd., and alongside ttiu General Motors site; and later sold another site to Metiers, Ltd. (N. 55.), an offshoot of the Metiers Company, which carries on in Australia a In;; business in stove-malting, etc. The prospect of competition in tlu local establishment of this new and important industry has lio-.v bcon removed by a merger of the two companies— y,.Z. Standard Porcelain;!, Ltd., and Jltttcra, Ltd. It Is understood that the mer-
;:er is on a imsis of equality, and does not represent :: buylng-out of one company by the other. Castings are already being turned out.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 107, 2 November 1926, Page 11
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139A MERGER. Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 107, 2 November 1926, Page 11
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