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Distribution List Page - 1 R56891A Gordon and Gotch (NZ) Limited 1/04/2021 13:10:27 Distribution List Page - 1 =========================================================================================================================================================== N O R T H I S L A N D Issues invoiced in week 4/04/2021 - 10/04/2021 =========================================================================================================================================================== Invoice Recall Trade Retail Title Details Issue Details Date Date Price Price AUSTRALIAN WOOD REVIEW 416112 100110 NO. 110 5/04/2021 5/07/2021 9.78 15.00 BLUE RIBBON WORD FIND 670241 100630 Jan 11 5/04/2021 19/04/2021 7.76 11.90 BZ BRING HISTORY TO LIFE 233454 100350 NO. 47 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 15.33 23.50 BZ IMAGINE LEARNIT SERIES 109615 100330 NO. 90 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 17.54 26.90 CHAT 108365 101540 21 January 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 3.39 5.20 CLASSIC CARS 108420 100310 March 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 9.85 15.10 CLASSIC ROCK 108465 100360 NO. 284 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 8.45 12.95 CONDE NAST PACKS 174200 100190 VF/Tatler Feb 21 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 14.34 21.99 CREATE BAKE & DECORATE 210013 100160 NO. 53 5/04/2021 17/05/2021 8.61 13.20 DENIZEN MODERN LIVING> 581744 100023 NO. 5 5/04/2021 5/07/2021 9.72 14.90 DIGITAL CAMERA WORLD 108775 100380 NO. 238 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 10.76 16.50 FAMILY CODEWORDS 105779 100370 NO. 35 5/04/2021 10/05/2021 3.98 6.10 FIND & CIRCLE LARGE PRINT 673671 100370 April 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 8.35 12.80 FINE WOODWORKING SPECIAL 730676 100110 TABLE SAW 5/04/2021 5/07/2021 22.11 33.90 FLYER 994830 100530 NZG RECIPES 5/04/2021 31/05/2021 0.00 0.00 FLYPAST S/F 109190 100340 February 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 10.11 15.50 FOUR FOUR TWO S/F 109225 100360 NO. 322 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 12.98 19.90 GOLF MONTHLY S/F 109315 100380 February 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 10.43 16.00 GOURMET TRAVEL WINE 404895 100170 Feb/Mar 5/04/2021 31/05/2021 6.65 10.20 GRAND D AUS KITCHENS&BATHROOMS 404929 100020 NO. 4 5/04/2021 31/05/2021 11.05 16.95 HEALTHY FOOD GUIDE> 521202 100350 April> 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 4.56 6.99 HEAVY DUTY> 422102 100180 NO. 175 5/04/2021 31/05/2021 8.45 12.95 HELLO> 109445 101520 8 March 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 5.21 7.99 HIGH TIMES 752840 100300 Jan/Feb 2021 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 12.72 19.50 HOME NZ 508085 100140 APR/MAY 21 5/04/2021 7/06/2021 8.45 12.95 HUSTLER UK 490105 100180 NO. 97 5/04/2021 17/05/2021 10.37 15.90 INSIDE OUT> 405065 100350 MAR 21 5/04/2021 10/05/2021 6.20 9.50 INSIDE UNITED 100095 100050 February 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 10.37 15.90 JUST CARS 411530 100400 NO. 305 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 5.38 8.25 K ZONE> 497743 100360 April 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 5.21 7.99 LINUX FORMAT 109775 100380 NO. 272 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 12.33 18.90 LUCKY BREAK 508145 101570 12 APR 21 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 2.93 4.50 LUCKY BREAK BUMPER MONTHLY 508155 100240 MAY 21 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 4.24 6.50 MAC FORMAT 109860 100380 February 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 12.72 19.50 MARIE CLAIRE AUSTRALIA> 414331 100430 April 5/04/2021 10/05/2021 6.13 9.40 MARVEL GRAPHIC NOVEL 365110 100720 NO. 207 5/04/2021 26/04/2021 16.30 24.99 MINI WORLD 109960 100370 February 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 12.33 18.90 MULTIHULL WORLD 491380 100170 NO. 165 5/04/2021 31/05/2021 7.24 11.10 MY WEEKLY> 110585 101480 2 January 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 3.39 5.20 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC> 784733 100340 February 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 10.40 15.95 NEW IDEA> 571410 101900 12 April 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 3.59 5.50 NEW PHILOSOPHER 450095 100110 NO. 31 5/04/2021 5/07/2021 9.75 14.95 NZ GARDENER - HOMEGROWN 508725 100070 Recipes 5/04/2021 14/06/2021 10.37 15.90 NZ LISTENER 508645 101290 10 APR 21 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 4.24 6.50 NZ OUTDOOR HUNTING> 581555 100170 Apr/May 5/04/2021 7/06/2021 6.52 10.00 NZ V8> 581762 100360 NO. 192 5/04/2021 10/05/2021 7.17 10.99 NZ WOMAN'S WEEKLY 508715 101300 12 APR 21 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 3.59 5.50 OFF PLAYSTATION> 405780 100320 NO. 180 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 9.75 14.95 R56891A Gordon and Gotch (NZ) Limited 1/04/2021 13:10:27 Distribution List Page - 2 =========================================================================================================================================================== N O R T H I S L A N D Issues invoiced in week 4/04/2021 - 10/04/2021 =========================================================================================================================================================== Invoice Recall Trade Retail Title Details Issue Details Date Date Price Price PICK ME UP SPECIALS 110795 100380 January 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 5.87 9.00 POSTER LUCKY BREAK 918425 101570 12 APR 21 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 0.00 0.00 POSTER NZ LISTENER 918655 101290 10 APR 21 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 0.00 0.00 POSTER NZ WOMAN'S WEEKLY 918730 101300 12 APR 21 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 0.00 0.00 POSTER WOMANS DAY 919130 101560 12 APR 21 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 0.00 0.00 PUZZLER SIMPLY CODE CRACKERS> 406045 100390 NO. 109 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 4.24 6.50 PUZZLER SIMPLY WORDFINDERS> 406350 100260 NO. 59 5/04/2021 31/05/2021 4.24 6.50 PUZZLER SUGURU> 406035 100260 NO. 57 5/04/2021 31/05/2021 4.70 7.20 REAL PEOPLE 164150 101330 NO. 3 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 2.02 3.10 RR MODEL CRAFTSMAN 806610 100290 January 2021 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 11.41 17.50 SANCTUARY 421925 100110 Issue 54 5/04/2021 5/07/2021 8.45 12.95 SUDOKU SELECTION 105781 100370 NO. 35 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 4.24 6.50 TAKE A BREAK 113095 101430 NO. 1 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 3.25 4.99 THATS LIFE 413111 101660 12 April 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 2.93 4.50 THE GUARDIAN WKLY REST OF SI 113906 101550 2 April 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 7.83 12.00 THE NEW YORKER 808300 101380 28 December 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 15.13 23.20 THE SHED SPECIAL 507770 100012 Best of the Shed 5/04/2021 31/05/2021 14.97 22.95 THE SPECTATOR 113955 101500 3 April 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 8.45 12.95 VINTAGE TRUCK & COMMERCIALS 499000 100170 Mar/Apr #64 5/04/2021 31/05/2021 7.50 11.50 WALLPAPER S/F 114245 100340 February 5/04/2021 26/04/2021 14.34 21.99 WOMAN'S DAY 509060 101560 12 APR 21 5/04/2021 12/04/2021 3.59 5.50 WOODEN BOAT > 863502 100190 FEB 2021 5/04/2021 3/05/2021 11.28 17.30 =========================================================================================================================================================== E n d o f L i s t i n g . ..
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