The dried milk industry in New Zealand: the new Glaxo factory at Matangi, in the Waikato district, which was officially opened by the Prime Minister Rt Hon W F Massey, last week

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The dried milk industry in New Zealand: the new Glaxo factory at Matangi, in the Waikato district, which was officially opened by the Prime Minister Rt Hon W F Massey, last week

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Showing a dried milk factory operated by the Glaxo company, that was opened at Matangi in the Waikato by the Prime Minister William Massey in November 1919. A truck laden with milk cans is pulled up in the front of the factory building to the right. There are two large smokestacks to the left and right at the rear of the building. Designed by prominent Waikato architect Frederick Daniell, the factory was the largest of its kind in the world at that time.

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1919-11-20

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Auckland Weekly News

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https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/228978

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Dairy factories / Dairy products industry / Matangi / Trucks / Milk cans / Chimneys / Waikato

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