Migration, Identity and Print Culture: Sir David Henry & the Kinleith Paper Mill

David Finkelstein; Sydney Shep

Migration, Identity and Print Culture: Sir David Henry & the Kinleith Paper Mill

David Finkelstein, Sydney Shep

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Abstract

David Henry was one of the pioneers of the early twentieth century paper industry in New Zealand. He was a Scot who emigrated to start a new life; in 1935 he became the chairman of the New Zealand Forest Products company, and in 1954 he was instrumental in opening the Kinleith Paper Mill. This article discusses the mill, the town and the local community that grew up around it, the roots of which can be found based in Henry's Scottish background.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1-6
Number of pages	6
Journal	The Quarterly : the Journal of the British Association of Paper Historians
Volume	80
Publication status	Published - Oct 2011

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Migration, Identity and Print Culture: Sir David Henry & the Kinleith Paper Mill

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