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… is due mainly to the fact that some clubs existed only on paper for a time before becoming active. Some of the first …
… have been built to serve the logging trucks which feed the paper mills at Murupara and Whakatane. In the South Island a …
… Although it is never acknowledged on any ballot paper, elections for the House of Representatives and some …
… When Chapman returned to England in 1834, the paper closed down. Revans, however, remained in Canada until … Britannia Spectator on 18 April 1840. Soon afterwards the paper moved to Wellington, where, in 1843, Revans sold his … Officer, Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington. Newspapers in New Zealand , Scholefield, G. H. (1958) Crown …
… of relief measures in major disasters. The White Paper Review of Defence 1958 expressed the Government's …
… laws of libel and copyright are of important moment to newspaper publishers, and scarcely a year passes by without some paper or other being the defendant in a Supreme Court suit for alleged defamation. Papers have to be careful in quoting from published material …
… (1822–83). Politician and newspaper proprietor. William Henry Cutten was born on 10 April … he became editor and, eventually, sole owner of the paper. In September 1853 he was elected to the first … goldfields made it necessary that there should be a daily paper in the province, Cutten and his associates founded the …
… Politicians established four important papers in the South Island. The first was the Nelson … Association made similar arrangements for printing a newspaper as had the New Zealand Company; and when type and … which was founded in 1848, had for a short time its own newspaper, the Otago News , edited and produced by H. B. Graham. …
… of Rotorua, and in 1954 the New Zealand Forest Products paper-pulp mill was opened at Kinleith, 34 miles from Rotorua. The following year the Tasman Pulp and Paper Mills began production at Kawerau, 30 miles east. …
… those concerned with food processing and pulp and paper production, have a high demand for water. The meat and … food industries have seasonal demands, whereas the pulp and paper industry uses something of the order of 40 million …