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Description View of the Coimbatore Stanes Coffee Curing Works in 1911. The Coimbatore Stanes Coffee Curing Works, established in 1861, is still in operation. Located in Trichy Road in Coimbatore the big open yard, trees and a tall chimney still stand to this present day. It is now known as T. Stanes & Co.
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