THEATRE EQUIPMENT COMPANY HEAD OFFICE TO BE IN WANGANUI
Wanganui is to be the head office of a new £21,000 company to be known as Gaumont-Kalee (N.Z. > Ltd., whose objects are to acquire the pan of the General Machinery Company’s business relating to cinema equipment for the purpose of distributing, Installing and servicing the products of fhe J. Arthur Rank interests in Great Britain. The company has a capital of £21,000. the shareholders being R. J. Kerridge (Auckland), G. B. Kalee. Ltd. (London), and General Machinery Company. Ltd. (Wanganui), each 7000 shares. Mr. B. A Millward, shareholder in Gaymont-Kalee for the General Machinery Company, stated that G. B. Kale?. Ltd. (London), whose chairman of directors is Mr. J. Arthur Rank, recently became interested in groups of theatres in the British Empire.
The General Machinery Company, Ltd , up Io a few days a?o, were New Zealand distributors for Gaumont British Kalee and the new comnanv. Gau-mont-Kalee (N.Z.) Ltd., with head office in Wanganui is the result of the amalgamation of interests between ?4r. J. Arthur Rank and Mr. R J. Kerridge. of Kerridge Theatres Ltd., so that the theatre interests in New Zealand can be catered for with the very latest British equipment “Gaumont British Kalee Ltd (London) are the largest manufacturers In
the British Empire of theatre equipment and allied products.” said Mr. Millward. "The apparatus comin? forward for Gaumont-Kalee (N.Z. Ltd. will enable New Zealand' tneatie audiences to have the very best screepresentation and sound reproduction in this country."
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Wanganui Chronicle, 3 October 1946, Page 6
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