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Press, 3 February 1979, Page 17

Hanover Industrial Trade Fair ■ Thousands of international businessmen earmark the Hanover Trade Fair every year — it's got that kind of reputation. For collecting vital information and M B making important new contacts, the leading figures m world industry rank this Fair as a must! bQ Five thousand international exhibitors showing an enormous range of products. ® Assembly and work • Mechanical handling | handling • Telecommunications • Building material and • Testing machines * components, prefabricated • Tools _ _ and system building • Transport engineering • Office and data technology • Welding, cutting and I 'i' | I ll|i | A, “ • Chemicals, rubber and jointing ■■ ■ WB BW* plastics • Steel shaping ■ ■ ■ * Electrical energy and • Precision mechanics and ■ plant optics * A JFB ■ • Electrical materials, • China, pottery, glassware, VVavHBV J 5 wiring and domestic ceramics w w • services, leisureelectronics • Jewellery, watches and • Electrical engineering clocks @lO7O • Electric and electronic • Silver and metalware Iz l / instrumentation and • Giftware, etc I—Mn/Swai* automation • Oil hydraulics and LIGUiOVCI • Electronic components pneumatics *TTi.-t.l-1 u-L C-1 ii- * kon and steel, non- • Refuse removal, disposal ifdGC I oil ferrous metals, foundry and utilisation products, industrial plants • Scales and balances W. Germany 18-26 April • Lamps, lighting • Storage For further information-catalogues, travel dates, entrance tickets etc, write to: New Zealand Agents, Hanover Fair, P.O. Box 25070, Christchurch