Fletcher Holdings Ltd: Photograph albums of various projects, sites, and completed buildings
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The albums consist of the operations & activities of some the Fletcher Holdings Group of companies.
Item 1 includes photographs of the Ngongotaha Mill site then delivery of timber by Fletcher Timber Company Ltd of a house with dated progress photographs.
Item 2 contains photographs of Head Office in Penrose (designed by Henry Kulka), Dominion Industries, asbestos factory in Riccarton, New Zealand Plywood Ltd factory, houses and Cintra Flats and unidentified events.
Item 3 shows plywood production from timber milling to manufacture to its use in products and New Zealand Plywood Ltd Head Office building in Penrose (designed by Henry Kulka). This booklet was produced by Neuline Studios Ltd, Auckland.
Item 4 contains photographs of the Fletcher Head Office Building in Penrose (designed by Henry Kulka), interior and exterior.
Item 6 is an album covering the construction of the Dominion Fertiliser works at Port Chalmers in Dunedin by Dominion Industries Ltd.
Item 1 includes photographs of the Ngongotaha Mill site then delivery of timber by Fletcher Timber Company Ltd of a house with dated progress photographs.
Item 2 contains photographs of Head Office in Penrose (designed by Henry Kulka), Dominion Industries, asbestos factory in Riccarton, New Zealand Plywood Ltd factory, houses and Cintra Flats and unidentified events.
Item 3 shows plywood production from timber milling to manufacture to its use in products and New Zealand Plywood Ltd Head Office building in Penrose (designed by Henry Kulka). This booklet was produced by Neuline Studios Ltd, Auckland.
Item 4 contains photographs of the Fletcher Head Office Building in Penrose (designed by Henry Kulka), interior and exterior.
Item 6 is an album covering the construction of the Dominion Fertiliser works at Port Chalmers in Dunedin by Dominion Industries Ltd.
Date range
1931-1964
Registration number
0303
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