FLAX MILLS REOPENED
Idle at Foxton for Five Yeari THIRTY-TWO HANDS EMPLOYED 'By Telegraph —Preu Association) FOXTON, March 14. Two flaxmills employing 32 hands, all taken off relief works, were reopened to-day alter five years’ idleness owing to the effect of the depression on the hemp industry. Th® green leaf from the Moutoa ewamp is considered to he the best ever milled in recent times and shows a remarkable improvement m quality as a result of the spell.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 77, 14 March 1935, Page 6
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