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Logs being loaded at Lyttelton

22 November 1995

Chief officer, Eugenio Erebaren, overlooking logs being loaded onto his ship, Spring Vega, at Lyttelton.

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Area: South East / Lyttelton

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Addington timber

29 January 1983

Exterior of the Addington timber site at Yaldhurst.

Creator: Christchurch Star

Area: West / Yaldhurst

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Addington Timber Company, about 1937

Circa 1937

Staff of A.T.C with grandfather and father (machinest & saw doctor). Corner of Moorhouse Ave, Lincoln Road corner to Railway. Railway siding by station to bring logs in to break down. Plus yard for stacking, machining and joinery at left end of factory. Moved after fire in 1960s to Main West Road, Yaldhurst.

Area: South West / Addington

Contributor: David C

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Vintage truck in Christchurch Festival Floral Parade

27 February 1984

A vintage McVicar Timber truck followed by a Canterbury Public Library bus, both decorated in flowers for the Christchurch Festival Floral Parade. Lining the street are crowds of people watching the parade.

Creator: Christchurch Star

Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - West

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Addington Timber Company

5 March 1970

Timber portals in production which will form part of the new Salvation Army Hostel manufactured at Addington Timber Company.

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Area: West / Yaldhurst

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The McVicar Timber head office

27 August 1982

Exterior of the McVicar Timber head office on Johns Road.

Creator: Christchurch Star

Area: North West / Harewood

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