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Ljsw NEW APPOINTMENT Mr K. J. Mason ANZIA Warren and Mahoney Architects Ltd Is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Kerry J. Mason as a director. Mr Mason, ■ who has been a member of the stall for 15 years will be well known to many of our clients, having acted on the company’s behalf on a broad range of building projects throughout the South Island. Mr Mason will continue to work from the company’s Christchurch office. For three years prior to joining Warren and Mahoney, Mr Mason studied at the British Columbia Institute of Technology in Vancouver. Canada, while working for the firm ofHawthorne and Mansfield, Architects. On his return to New Zealand he obtained the qualification of NZC (Arch) and in 1987 passed the Joint Special Examination of the New Zealand Institute of Architects. He was admitted as an Associate Member of the Institute in 1988. Warren and Mahoney Architects Ltd was established as a Partnership in 1958 and incorporated in 1985. The company presently has a staff total of 45, located in its three offices In Auckland. Wellington and its Head Office. Christchurch. Directors: Ctwietchurch Sir Miles Warren K.8.E., Dip. Arch.. FNZIA. ARIBA Maurice E. Mahoney FNZIA Barry J. Dacombe 0. Arch., FNZIA Waiiam J. Fox (Company Secretary) Kerry J. Mason ANZIA WMington Roy S. R. Wilson B. Arch. ANZIA Auckland Bren W. Morrison B. Arch. Hons., ANZIA Stephen T. McCracken B. Arch.. ANZIA
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