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"Timaru's first eBook launched" The Caroline Bay ebook has over 400 photos and covers more than 20 topics as it takes you through the entertainnment, the board walks, joins in with the charity events, has an in-depth look at the Trevor Griffith Rose Garden and much much more. Buy the full ebook now and keep a momento of Timaru ... SH1 DIRECTORIESRegional DirectoriesSH1 BUSINESS STORIES
SH1 BUSINESS CATEGORIES(Click a business category to find the type of business or trade you require).
Ron E Bishop Thank you for visiting us online. We hope you enjoyed your visit to our site and we look forward to meeting you personally in our town soon |
NEWS HEADLINES
   Welcome to the Timaru Directory Recently Timaru celebrated 150 years as the centre of business in the Central South Island. The Timaru Directory is also the first business directory that was built along a chain of SH1 Business Directories. More recently Temuka, Ashburton, Oamaru, Christchurch, Dunedin and Southland businesses have been added and a comprehensive SH1 directory is now being compiled. These directories are simple to use, as you can find phone numbers and addresses by name in each town, or you can search by business category and find businesses all along State Highway One along with their own business card. The 'Timaru Directory News'I have been writing letters to the Editor of the Timaru Herald for some 30 years now and in that time I have covered a large variety of subjects. The time has come for me to put my writing skills to more productive use by publishing a news publication that will promote and motivate the people of Timaru. There is a need in the district for a locally owned news publication that will uplift and inspire people rather than make them feel depressed. You can read what I have to say on my blog
About the Timaru DirectorySince the turn of the century many New Zealand towns have been celebrating 150 years of European Settlement. The first thing the Government did some 150 years ago was to build a road through the centre of New Zealand and they called it State Highway One. As the early pioneers settled on the land new towns were built along State Highway One. Port Chalmers near Dunedin and Akaroa near Christchurch were the two main shipping ports and the 4 main towns that were built between those shipping ports were Oamaru, Timaru, Temuka and Ashburton. Timaru became the biggest town because it was the half way point between Dunedin and Christchurch. Many Hotels and accommodation lodgings were built in Timaru as well as a shipping port and the town eventually became a City. The building of this website is to promote the City of Timaru together with its neighbouring rural towns like Oamaru, Temuka and Ashburton and the cities along SH1. We are so glad you came to this site to witness our work as we build a number of online phone books and feature many things of interest that you will find along State Highway One. BUSINESS PROMOTIONS
SH1 Business Directories is all about business and to keep the business directories interesting for its readers we write stories about successful people who have made a difference to the world of business. To find out more about the advertising options and fees in the Timaru Business Directory take the quick 'guided tour' else click here to » Register Your Business Online Now Contact The Editor Ron E Bishop Email:
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This Travellers Guide ebook is a close up look at Timaru's finest Victorian and Edwardian
architecture and no two buildings are the same. Some of the photos in this guide include; The Landing Services, Theatre Royal, Grosvenor Hotel, The Vienna Cafe, The Arcade Chambers, Public Library, Council Chambers, St Marys Church, the Old Customs House, National Party Rooms and many other fine looking historic buildings. If you like old historic buildings then this travellers ebook is for you!
This Travellers Guide ebook gives a short biographical look into the lives of some Timaru and South Canterbury people who have contributed to the district and to New Zealand through their work or deeds, via their business successes or acumen, and is a record of their history that has been put to paper before it is forgotten. These people are our very own 'Unsung Heroes'.
If you like to walk through native plantings, along creeks, wetlands, the beach and enjoy
coastal scenery then this Ebook is for you. 
This Travellers guide online ebook will you will show you what farming life is like in and around Timaru.
Includes Timaru's Botanic Gardens - Watch this Space!!
