The Tamaki Co-operative Dairy Company's butter/cheese factory at Te Rehunga near Dannevirke, after the renovations were completed in 1924. This is the view from the front.

The building is made of concrete and corrugated iron. The loading stage has been increased to two stages and placed at the Eastern end of the building. The original factory has been more than doubled in size. The original building [the part facing the camera] has been lengthened. The water and sweet whey tanks have been moved. There is now a skylight in the roof, the ventilators have gone and the top of a new brick smoke stack can be seen 

Eight horse and wagon groups are waiting to unload with their drivers. The dead logs have gone from the surrounding countryside.

This factory was rebuilt in 1923. However the roof collapsed and had to be replaced. This was done in 1924. The new building was much larger thant the old one and many older buildings were demolished to make room for it.The new factory had room for a butter line, and a cheese line.

This photograph was selected for publication in the 50th Jubilee booklet of the Tamaki-Kiritaki Co-operative Dairy Company.