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Your photos - and photos from the Fletcher archives
1919, New Zealand
Page taken from 'The Fletcher Construction Company Limited Of New...
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1919, New Zealand
Page taken from 'The Fletcher Construction Company Limited Of New...
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1960, New Zealand
This illustration was used in Arrowhead Xmas 1960 as part of a spread...
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1973, Auckland
Hamish Noble congratulated by JC Fletcher on winning the NZ Craftsman...
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1969, Dunedin
Combined Fletcher Construction Dunedin Christmas party. Back, left...
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1986, New Zealand
Conference of Overseas Division management. Left to right: M Overdyck,...
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1985, Japan
Managers of Overseas Division inspect building site in Japan. Left...
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1984, Auckland
From left to right, Hamish Noble, Paula Whiteacre, and Derrick Peterson...
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2002, Auckland
PricewaterhouseCoopers Tower on Auckland's waterfront. Alan Gray...
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2007, Wellington
Architectural drawing of Kumutoto Site 7.
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1969, Kaipuni
The Kaipuni Pipeline was a major logistical challenge that demonstrated...
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1999, Waihi
Projects at Waihi Gold have included substantial civil works through...
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2005, Manukau
The entire Manukau project was expanded to become a $400 - million...
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1996, Wellington
The Moa Point Outfall was seen as the most challenging element in...
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2000, Manapouri
The second tailrace tunnel (9,616 metres long, 10 metres in diameter)...
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2003, Lyttelton Port
To upgrade the live coal - handling facility at Lyttleton Port, mechanised...
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Fletcher Since 1909
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New Zealand
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