THE ONWARD MARCH OF PINE

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Year
1955
Reference
F25746
Media type
Moving image
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Rights Information
Year
1955
Reference
F25746
Media type
Moving image
Item unavailable online
Place of production
New Zealand/Aotearoa
Duration
0:29:36
Production company
Robert Steele Productions
Credits
Scenario: John Cundry
Scenario: Robert P. Clough
Photography: Robert Steele
Narration: Peter Gwynne
Director: Robert Steele

2:06:22 Kinleith was opened by the Prime Minister Sir Sidney George Holland in1954. Today, products produced are pulp, paper, sawn timber, wall boards, multi-wallpaper bags, fibre containers and wooden cases. There are few other industries that provide raw materials naturally and with guaranteed supply. 12000 tons of logs per week are taken from Kinleith.
The manufacture of products at the following mills :
KINLEITH: Kraft Pulp and Papermills; Bandsaw and Gangsaw; Timber Mills; Casemill - Kiln Drying Plant; Veneer Factory; Celecure Timber Preservation Plant.
Covering 150 acres the new Kinleith was named after the hometown of Sir David Henry,
Chairman and Managing Director of NZ Forest Products.
Tokoroa the town that grew with the growth of Kinleith mill is a thriving community.
PENROSE (Auckland) Head Office; Pinex Wall Board Plant; Multiwall Paper Bag Division; Case Factory.
TAMAKI (Auckland) Fibre container Plant.
2:36:55 END