NZ Forest Products at Tauranga 1950s

Date1950 to 1959Reference NumberPhoto 09-064DescriptionMr D. Henry, Managing Director of NZ Forest Products Ltd, and party at Tauranga gathering held to mark shipment of the first pulp from New Zealand. Left to right: Mr C. Tidmarsh (Public Relations Officer NZFP), Mr W. T. Burrett, Capt J. D. Crighton (Karitāne), Capt. D. L. Carter (Tauranga Harbour Board), Mr H. Kilgour (Superintendent Engineer NZFP), Mr S. R. Watson (Tauranga Borough Council), Mr A. Ede (Transport adviser NZFP), Mr D. S. Mitchell (Tauranga Chamber of Commerce), Mr P. G. Thomas (Union Steam Ship Company), Mr J. T. Currie (Forest & Milling Superintendent NZFP), Mr J. D. Alach (Chairman, Tauranga Harbour Board), Capt. R. Owens, Mr F. N. Christian (Deputy-Mayor of Tauranga), Mr David Henry, Mr W. J. Truscott (Director NZFP), Mr M. R. Buckett (General Manager NZFP), Mr A. W. Mackney (Chief Chemist NZFP), Mr R. H. Smythe (Secretary NZFP), Mr J. T. Christiansen (Pulp and Paper Superintendent NZFP), Mr W. B. Laird (Assistant to Secretary NZFP). c 1950s. FormatPrintPhysical Descriptionblack and white print

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Kaitiakitanga StatementWe ask that, in addition to normal copyright and privacy considerations, users of our heritage resources uphold the mana and dignity of the people, communities and places depicted within.Cultural/Ethical StatusNoaRestrictionsNo cultural/ethical restrictions apply. However, copyright may apply.CopyrightCopyright may apply. Please contact us if you have information regarding the copyright status of this item.AcknowledgementTe Ao Mārama - Tauranga City Libraries Photo 09-064

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