MANAIA DAIRY FACTORY.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VII, Issue 1309, 17 May 1886, Page 2

MANAIA DAIRY FACTORY.

It will be seen.byi^ferenc^to^ur »dvertisiug column^ tftjM; the pjconioi^rs of the Manaia Dairy Irator^jeirtaihtkF do not intend to lei; the grass'grow under their feet. Having secured the co-opera-tion of a number 01 gentlemen to act as provisional directors, they met on Saturday evening and drew up the prospectus which appears in this issue. The names on the directory, together with the energy shown, speaks well -for the-suocess^of the company ; and if the public meeting called for to-night supports 'Ifoe project in a way worthy of themselves and the object in- J wewrta.ere-is-veFjr^lit6»i«U«ibt but that in a very short time the Manaia Dairy Factory (Wpanylwill JsMM* complished fact. We understand the directors are in communication with certain parties with a view to getting them to put down the plant t and run factory, the company* finding'the. sitd, iJhebuilding. and guaranteeing a certain supply of milk. Should they succeed it is probable they would only require to call up a small portion of their capital. Referring to the question of 1 site, Mr. Yorke's offer doubtless had the dffect he, intended it should haye^-thatof stirring people up. On "this subject file secretary of the Manaia company writes us, saying: " It was not because we did not appre-^ ciate Mr. Yorke's offer that we? found! ourselves unable to take advantage/Of it»-v but because we found the 'site'eh'dseff more suitable to a large number of <fe«*sk| settlers who will be milk suppliers.to a considerable extent andequally accessible to most of those whom. the site, at Inaha would have suited." t , ( ,