New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 145

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✨ Government Contracts

2 DECEMBER THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4205

New Zealand Forest Service—Schedule of Contracts for Sale of Wood of $6,000 or More in Value

Conservancy Forest Purchaser Species Type Price per m³ Volume m³ Value $

STANDING TREE (CLEARFELLINGS)
Wellington Gwavas Tumu Timbers P. nigra Smallwood 6.18 5 500 33,990
Ngaumu Forest Enterprises Ltd. P. nigra Smallwood 9.50 4 000 38,000

STANDING TREE (THINNINGS)
Auckland Woodhill Oikoumene Forest Ltd. P. radiata Smallwood 8.00 2 000 16,000
Wellington Esk D. Pullar Douglas fir Smallwood 8.00 1 500 12,000

LOG SALE ON TRUCK (CLEARFELLINGS)
Auckland Woodhill Henderson and Pollard Ltd. P. radiata Sawlogs 43.72 18 632 1,075,287
Woodhill Logging Co. P. radiata Peelers 68.24 10 800 507,600
Senton Sawmill Ltd. P. radiata Poles 48.00 15 710 838,668
Armstrong and Reid P. radiata Smallwood 62.00 1 208 20,536
Batton material 48.00
17.00
Rotorua Kaingaroa Senton Sawmill Ltd. P. nigra Smallwood 24.60 per tonne 2 000 tonnes 49,200
Waimihia Taupo Post Peelers Ltd. P. ponderosa Sawlogs 20.00 per tonne 4 500 tonnes 90,000

LOG SALE ON TRUCK (AT FOREST RIDE) (CLEARFELLINGS)
Wellington Karioi MSD Speirs Ltd. P. contorta Prepared logs 29.40 per tonne 700 tonnes 20,580
T. and J. McIlwaine Douglas fir Prepared logs 22.00 600 13,200
Taurewa Oxnarn Timber and Hard- P. contorta *Prepared 25.00 per tonne 300 tonnes 7,500
ware Ltd. logs
Ngaumu East Taratahi Sawmillers P. radiata Pruned 67.60 4 900 331,240
Carter Holt Ltd. P. radiata Unpruned 43.20 9 000 388,800
OdIins Ltd. P. radiata Unpruned 39.50 3 070 121,265
Oxnarn Timber and Hard- P. radiata Unpruned 38.00 2 530 96,140
ware Ltd. sawlogs

*Salvage material.

New Zealand Railways Corporation—Schedule of Civil Engineering and Building Contracts of $20,000 or More in Value

Name of Contract Name and Address of Contractor Amount of Contract $
Otira: Contract for painting station, ancillary buildings, and social hall D. K. Collins, 86 Kilgour Road, Blackball, Westland 35,840.00

10/2100/9

T. M. HAYWARD, General Manager.

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🌾 New Zealand Forest Service Contracts for Sale of Wood (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsTimber sales, Forestry, Contracts, Wood sales
👱🏽 Names

D. Pullar, Purchaser of Douglas fir smallwood

🏗️ New Zealand Railways Corporation Civil Engineering and Building Contracts

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsRailways, Contracts, Civil Engineering, Building
👱🏽 Names

D. K. Collins, Contractor for painting station and buildings

👩‍💼 Officials

T. M. Hayward, General Manager

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