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THE 1984 DFC ANNUAL REPORT The who, what, where and why of New Zealand Development. DFC Approvals — Geographical V | Distribution c | Year Ended 1 July 1973 - \ £) w 31 March 1984 31 March 1984 M R I Value Value ( Ii No. of S No. of S fik ™ 1 H Projects (million) Projects (million) ya s la Northland' 74 7.4 289 53.1 igj 9 H Auckland 228 67.4 1266 286.5 V ' £ 1 | Waikato 89 12.1 381 46.3 / fl f Bay of Plenty 120 17.2 514 106.8 J „ | East Coast' 17 13.2 83 28.8 F MOW I King Country' 35 22 150 12.0 j H Central North Island 49 4.7 122 9.5 Taranaki* 24 2.4 216 93.4 Wanganui' 36 3.3 190 21.1 8 Hankes Bay 44 10.4 178 56.9 /fag ' j Nelson 19 T 9 123 23.8 | I J jS/jSI Marlborough' 38 3.6 115 9.9 H ' West Coast' 31 2.2 151 12 4 | : Christchurch 115 15.9 542 82.3 H ' J r South H H Canterbury' 57 3.8 264 29.9 H E Otago' 75 14 2 287 53.3 | X Southland' 34 6.0 182 26.8 I / !< Off-shore 11 25.9 54 115.8 / , Total I r j » assistance 1238 $ 238.4 m 5769 $1 178. Im I / ’ fflw 'Assistance to | m ' designated regional | development I . areas 451 59.3 2067 348.4 If you're concerned about The DFC 1984 Annual Report. New Zealand's economic We'll send you a copy — growth, you'll be interested free ' when Y ou send in in what Development p is coupon. Finance Corporation is doing r°st today, about it. Development Finance You can find out, by reading Corporation. DFC's 1984 Annual Report. ISHHEO W^' re ew Ze ?L ancl ,' s It explains the philosophy _ D 2 v i lo £ m _f n l ß i behind DFC assistance. It shows To 1984 Annual Report, ’ Development Finance Corporation, I where DFC believes there is the , C° 1 . . , I m interested in New Zealand s economic growth. | greatest potential for economic Please send me a copy of this year's DFC Annual Report, growth. And it describes how I I this potential is being I '■■■'" I encouraged. I r = : - ’ - I I ■■ Development Finance Corporation | 4 ® - 4 New Zealand _L __ £p_ iaj i