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Manawatu Times, Volume 66, Issue 100, 29 April 1941, Page 9

Shortage of Clieesc Workers interesting facts concerning the production of cheese were submitted to the Hamilton Manpower Committee recently by Mr. W. G. Kirknmu, factory superintendent of the New Zealand Cooperative Dairy Company, Limited, when appealing for the exemption of a number of factory employees from military service. Mr. lvirkmau said that in pursuance of the Government's policy to produce more cheese, the Department of Agriculture was arranging tor the working of double shifts in cheese factories. There would be a definite shortage of labour as the new season developed. Mr. Kirkman said his company manufactured 14,560 tons of cheese last season, and it was estimated that the 1940-41 season would result. in an output of 18,215 ton*. To achieve this result night shifts had been worked in some factories.

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