Mr P. ft. Collins has taken up the appointment of Christchurch-based South Island marketing manager for Dominion Breweries, Ltd. He will co-ordinate marketing which Dominion Breweries says takes account of different market requirements in three South Island areas — Otago-South-land, Canterbury, and the Seddon Shields, which comprises Nelson, Marlborough and the West Coast. Mr Collins has had a career in the marketing of consumer packaged goods and industrial products, and advertising, in New Zealand and Britain.
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75Mr P. ft. Collins has taken up the appointment of Christchurch-based South Island marketing manager for Dominion Breweries, Ltd. He will co-ordinate marketing which Dominion Breweries says takes account of different market requirements in three South Island areas — Otago-Southland, Canterbury, and the Seddon Shields, which comprises Nelson, Marlborough and the West Coast. Mr Collins has had a career in the marketing of consumer packaged goods and industrial products, and advertising, in New Zealand and Britain. Press, 14 March 1984, Page 28
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