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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 214 5196 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 214 CANTERBURY CONSERVANCY Reg. Operator Postal Address Location of Mill No. 238 Adams Sawmilling Co. Ltd. 60 Princes, Ashburton Malcom-McDowell Road 70 Addington Timber Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 562, Christchurch Yaldhurst 45 Aitken and Gillespie Ltd. P.O. Box 10019, Christchurch Christchurch 237 Akamill Partnership . 16 Selwyn A venue, Akaroa . Portable 236 Allandale Sawmilling Co. Allandale R.D., Lyttleton . Allandale 132 Alpine Sawmills Ltd. 466 Prestons Road, Christchurch 9 Prestons Road 165 Amuri Timber and Engineering Co. Ltd. Leslie Street, Waiau, Nth Canterbury Waiau 80 Arundel Lumber Co. Ltd. R.D. 2, Arundel, Geraldine . Arundel 127 Baigents Timber (Canterbury) Ltd. P.O. Box 25-056, Christchurch I .. Belfast 224 Bailey, G. W . 44 Te Ngawai Road, Pleasant Point Portable 93 Basher, H. C., and Sons Ltd. P.O. Box 25, Amberley Amberley 83 Burwood Lumber Co. Ltd... 500 Burwood Road, Christchurch 9 Burwood 204 Canterbury Timber Products Ltd ... P.O. Box 154, Rangiora (Fibreboard Mill) Ashley 222 C. D. G. Sawmilling (Fairlie) Care of G. D. Garrow, 5 Ayr Street, Fairlie Fairlie 51 Cochrane, R. T. & Sons Ltd. Chertsey Road, Methven Methven 166 Collett, R. L. 61 High Street, Waimate Studholme Junction 59 Cook and Sons (Sawmillers) Ltd. Morris Lane, Pleasant Point Pleasant Point 231 Corbett, T. F. No. 5 R.D., Ashburton Mayfield 192 Fletcher Merchants Ltd. P.O. Box 3, Rakaia .. Rakaia 2 Hamilton, K. D. Blue Duck Valley, R.D. 1, Kaikoura Gillings Lane 230 Keeman, B. A. & E. M. Southbum R.D. 2, Timaru . Southbum 205 Mahunga Farm Ltd .. R.D. 4, Kaikoura Scott's Road 191 McAlpines Sawmilling Ltd .. Private Bag, Rangiora Southbrook 203 McVicar Timber Group Ltd. P.O. Box 5028, Papanui, Christchurch Johns Road 16 McVicar Timber Group Ltd. P.O. Box 5028, Papanui, Christchurch Dobson Street 94 Mitchell Bros. (Sawmillers) Darfield Main Road, Darfield .. Darfield 170 Morrison, P. G. (1970) Ltd. P.O. Box 5015, Papanui, Christchurch Langdons Road 172 Odlins Ltd. (Harewood) Princess Street, Christchurch 4 Johns Road-Harewood 180 Oxford Sawmills ( 1982) Ltd. Mill Road, Oxford .. Oxford 240 Pacific Timber Co. P.O. Box 158, Waimate Portable 221 Pearson, M. R. and Son Ltd. Lineside Road, Southbrook, Rangiora Rangiora 226 Pegasus Sawmilling Co. P.O. Box 1334, Christchurch Christchurch 234 Quantock, F. P. J. Raincliff Station, R.D. 12, Pleasant Point, Sth Pleasant Point Canterbury 183 Rangiora Sawmills Ltd. P.O. Box 5017, Papanui, Christchurch Lobum 217 Reid, F. A. Bennetts, Oxford .. Oxford 225 Saunders, C. A. Sherwood R.D., Fairlie Allandale Road 60 Scott, G. E. and R. S. Main North Road, Geraldine Geraldin 14 Selwyn Sawmills Ltd. P.O. Box 901, Christchurch Hororata 181 Shands Road Sawmills Ltd. P.O. Box 16350, Homby Shands Road 61 Smith, V. L. and Sons Ltd ... 222 Beach Road, Kaikoura . Kaikoura 185 Stoneyhurst Sawmilling Co. Ltd. Dickeys Road, Belfast 5 Belfast 232 Stoneyhurst Timbers. Dickeys Road, Belfast Ashburton 160 Sutherland and Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 150, Kaiapoi Ohaka Road 218 Temuka Timber Products P.O. Box 43, Temuka Temuka 110 Unwin Sawmilling Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 204, Timaru . Winchester 147 Waimak Sawmills Ltd. Wrights Road, R.D., Kaiapoi, Nth Canterbury . Wrights Road 200 Waimate Timber Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 98, Waimate Waimate 123 Wainoni Timbers Ltd. P.O. Box 15034, Christchurch 6 .. Christchurch 229 Wardle, R. V .. P.O. Box 39, Rangiora .. New Road, View Hill 208 Weeks, G. A... Crombie Road, Hilton R.D. 25, Temuka Crombie Road 211 Whiterock Sawmills Ltd. Whiterock, R.D. 2, Rangiora Whiterock 187 Wilson Bros. (Washdyke) Ltd. P.O. Box 2010, Washdyke . Washdyke 233 Winslow Sawmill 25 Seadown Road, Washdyke, Timaru Wallaby Road 104 Wright, D. E .. 12 William Street, Akaroa Barry's Bay SOUTHLAND CONSERVANCY 278 Arrowtown Sawmills Ltd. P.O. Box 239, Queenstown .. Portable 68 Barrow Box Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 10, Tapanui Tapanui 176 Benger Timber Ltd. 2 R.D., Millers Flat, Dunedin .. Main Road 291 Brown, L. D. & K. A. Drummond, No. 8 R.D., Invercargill Portable 239 Bruce Sawmilling Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 203, Park Road, 'Milton . Milton 282 Closebum Sawmilling Co. Ltd. Care of G. A. Railton, Lake Hayes, Cromwell No. I Portable R.D. 253 Cromb, I. F. and H. K. R.D. I, Ranfurly .. Naseby 293 Duthie, L. H . 31 Arthur Street, Winton, Southland Lochiel 301 Enright Timber Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 13, Milton . Milton 255 Findlater Bros. Ltd. P.O. Box 1303, Invercargill .. Tussock Creek 104 Fletcher Placemakers P.O. Box 33, Oamaru Herbert 164 Gorton Bros. Ltd. P.O. Box 929, Dunedin Milton 256 Harrington, E. C. M. Katea R.D. 2, Owaka, Otago Portable Mill 280 Hawea Timber Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 138, Alexandra Portable 288 Hayes and Bloxham Ltd. P.O. Box 743, Dunedin Wingatui 243 Hibbs Bros. 30 James Street, Riverton Marne Street 238 Hollows Timber Co... P.O. Box 195, Balclutha Kakapuaka 220 Invercargill City Council, Parks and Reserves P.O. Box 58, Invercargill Queens Park, Invercargill Department 175 Jae's Hardware and Timber Co. (1982) Ltd. Private Bag, Mosgiel. Balclutha 263 Johnston, A. Sawmilling Ltd. 11 Halfmile Road, Tuatapere Tuatapere 299 Joyce's Glenomaru Sawmill No. I R.D., Romahapa, Balclutha .. Glenomaru 151 Kenneally, W. J. & Son P.O. Box 60, Tuatapere Papatotara 266 Lindsay and Dixon Ltd. P.O. Box 60, Tuatapere Main Road 174 Lumsden Sawmilling Co. Ltd. Garden Street, Lumsden Lumsden 67 Marshall Sons Ltd. P.O. Box 71, Winton Winton .
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