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- opened in Australia in 1913. Ceramco continued to hold shares in the company after Crown Lynn was shut down until Ceramco's liquidation in 2001. 1969 -...
- The first Bruce Farr yacht in the Whitbread Race was the Farr-designed Ceramco New Zealand, which competed in the 1980 Whitbread Race and won the Sydney...
- Frers matched against Peter Blake’s 68 ft Bruce Farr designed Ceramco New Zealand. Ceramco New Zealand was dismasted during the first leg to give Flyer...
- establishing a brickworks at Hobsonville that was the origin of Crown Lynn and Ceramco. Clark was baptised in Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire, England, on 19 September...
- of Ceramco New Zealand, a 68-foot (21 m) sloop designed by an up-and-coming naval architect called Bruce Farr. The campaign started well, but Ceramco lost...
- fifty growing to 665 employees in 1961. Bendon Berlei Limited merged with Ceramco Apparel Group Limited on 8 April 1981. A branch of the Australian company...
- become the Amalgamated Brick and Tile Company, which would later become Ceramco. Due to the lack of clay and difficulty in transporting goods via the harbour...
- icons of the twentieth century". The name of Crown Lynn was changed to Ceramco in 1974, and the company diversified into areas like electronics and the...
- Flyer II Ceramco NZ 3 Auckland, New Zealand Mar del Plata, Argentina Flyer II Mor Bihan 4 Mar del Plata, Argentina Portsmouth, England Flyer II Ceramco NZ...
- in the area difficult, but were conductive for brickmaking, such as at Ceramco Park. The Western Line opened in March 1880, connecting Waikumete to Auckland...