PLUNKET FOODS
The work of the Karitane Products Society was reviewed by Sir William Hunt at last week’s provincial conference of tho Plunket Society, held in Wellington. The manufacture of the Society’s products had been commenced solely with the idea of rendering a. service to the community, said Sir William. It was necessary at the outset to have finance, and that had been furnished largely by friends of Sir Truby King. So a registered society was formed, which paid no dividends or fees. The only people who were paid were It* permanent employees. Any profits made were returned h:wk into the work. At present the foods were going to all parts of the world, and he was glad to say that the debts had all been paid off. Owing to tho heavy dnti<*s imposed on the foods in Anstralia, it had boon ilocidod to establish a factory there, *aid Sir William Hunt. This was now in operation, mid there was no debt
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 258, 1 November 1932, Page 2
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