Focus Number 20 October 1996

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ver the years the New Zealand wine industry has come a long way. We have been making wine in New Zealand since the middle of last century, but nothing really much happened until around the 1960's. Since that time New Zealand has become known as one of the great wine regions of the world, which is very exciting.

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It will be great to see six of New Zealand's finest vineyards depicted on the New Zealand Vineyard stamp issue being developed by New Zealand Post. The six vineyards that are to be chosen all make fine wine, and are among some of the most picturesque locations for . . wme growmg.

There are some very interesting wine regions in New Zealand, from the far north to the deep south. There are hardy souls way down beyond Central Otago who are making wine, and that is one region that looks very exciting.

A lot of New Zealand's wine is exported, and we are winning awards all over the world, I hope that you will find the New Zealand Vineyard stamp issue an award winner as well - it certainly is an exciting development.

Vie Williams

The vineyards featured in the New Zealand Vineyards issue are not only producers of qualiry wines, bur are all set in picruresque locations. New Zealand wines have earned many international awards and are well regarded throughout the world. The demand for the product has increased dramatically and the wine industry in this country has continued ro grow in both established and new wine-growing areas throughout the country.

The six vineyards have been chosen with assistance from wine experts Vic Williams, Michael Cooper and Bob Campbell. The vineyards chosen cover a range of geographic locations and wine sryles. They will be painted in watercolours by renowned watercolow artist Nancy 1ichborne of Akaroa, highlighting the unique aspects of each vineyard, with the stamps designed by Diane Prosser of Wellingron.

Please note: Illustrated above are the designers initial concepts.

Date 01 Issue: 13 November 1996 Leading up to the year 2000, New Zealand Post will be ptoducing a series of stamp issues that wiU address the changing face of New Zealand over the past one thousand years. We will be among the fm;t countries in the world to 'see the light' - to ushet in the new millenium - and it is a fitting time to reflect on New Zealand's development, in terms of geography, the people and industry. The first in the series to celebrate the new miIIenium will be...

Discoverers

MAUl Stories of Maui, half man, half god, ~ common to the folklore of most Paci6c peoples. The story that is central to the 'discovery' of New Zealand is of Maui fishing up the North Island of New Zealand.

TASMAN 1ft D=mber of 1642, Abel Tasman /im sighted a Iargc uplifted land. He pronounced it to be Statcn Land, thinking it to be part of South ArneriaL It was in f.oa the Southern Alps of New Zealand.

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Date oflssue: 12 FebnuJry 1997 KUPE This legendary Maori voyager is credited with the discovery of New Zealand. Arriving from Hawaiki in the canoe Matahorua. Kupe named this country Aotearoa (Land of the Long White Cloud).

Pause for a moment to co ~ider the effom of the gardeners who have for generation built and tended the public parks and gardens that beautify almost every city and tOwn of New Zealand. This delightful ,1= : p issue, designed by Hamish Thompson and illustrate Seymour Jeremy Bennett (both of I Sq~ WellIngtOn), depicts five . iliar Gardens, examples of New Zealan .·p'lic Blenheim 40c parks.

COOK In October of 1769, James Cook made landfall at Poverry Bay near present day Gisbome. Between this time and March 1770, Cook chaned the New Zealand coastline.

Cook made three voyages to New Zealand waters, documenting New Zealand flora and fauna, and naming geographical features.

D'UKVIUE Frenchman Dumont d'Urville visited New Zealand briefly in 1824 and again in 1827, when he spent three months exploring. charting and making botanical and entomological investigations.

SURVILLE Jean Francois Marie de SurviIIe was a second Frendl disco¥erer who visited New Ze:tIan<H thoR:s in 1769, around the same time as Cook. and recorded detailed impressions of Maori lik, providing an insight into precolonial New Zea!lInd.

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Wintergarden, Auckland $1.00 Governor George Grey set aside land for the Auckland Domain 150

years ago. bur it was nor unciI 1921 that the temperare house, the first stage of the Wimergarden. was complcred.

This was followed in 1929 by a complementary tropical house. with the two structures joined by a formal pooled courtyard.

A new $10 definitive stamp is being released to replace the $10 Little Brown Kiwi released in 1988. Designed by Red Cactus Design, the stamp features an image of Ruapehu in eruption during 1996, within a distinctive border of volcanic rocks.

Mt Ruapehu is one of three major peaks located in the Tongariro National Park in the central North Island. This area was gifted to the people of New Zealand in 1887 by the paramount chief of the Ngati Tuwharetoa people, Te Heuheu Tukino IV. Ruapehu is one of the most continuously active composite or stratified volcanoes in the world. During the last century, Ruapehu has frequently given vent to explosive eruptions of steam and ash. In spite of these frequent, small eruptions, the only major lava eruption prior to 1996 was in May and June 1945 when ash falls were reported as far away as Wellington.

With two major commercial skifields located on the mountain, Whakapapa and Turoa, Mt Ruapehu has become one of New Zealand's most popular ski areas, with thousands of people enjoying the mountain during the winter season.

Please note: The above illustration shows the designer~ initial concept.

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OF NEW ZEALAND DATE OF ISSUE: 15 JANUARY 1997 While not bred specifically fot New Zealand rondirions, the cattle breeds to be shown in this issue have proved to be among the best

dairy and beef producers.

Cattle f.uming occurs throughout New Zealand, on fettile lowland

areas through to hilly pastoral lands and up into sub-alpine areas.

40c HolsteinFriesian A big strong dairy breed, which is a copious milk producer.

The Holstein-Friesian represents a major percentage of New Zealand's dairy herd.

ROe Jersey The Jersey is a small, fineboned animal tenowned for producing rich, creamy milk that is high in butterfat content.

$1.00 Simmental Recently introduced to improve rhe New Zealand beef industry, the Simmental is used to increase the lean quality and speedy maturing rate of our beef.

$1.20 Ayrshire This breed is a hardy srock well suited to rigorous climates and rougher dairy country. Milk from the Ayrshire is used predominantly for cheese production.

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$1.80 Hereford The Hereford is able ro forage and climb over very rough terrain yet maintain its weight in poor conditions. This is an ideal beef breed for alpine areas.

Angus Even from second-class land, and in ""'" times of drought or â&#x20AC;˘ flood, the â&#x20AC;˘ Angus can produce fine-grained meat. These animals can be seen in large herds throughout New Zealand hill country.

This issue coincides with the Chinese Lunar New Year - the Year of the Ox. To commemotate the Lunat New Year, these stamps will be produced in sheets with a guttet strip through each sheet featuring a lunar calendar ox character.

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As part of the continuing move towards self-adhesive stamps, New Zealand Post is releasing a booklet of ten self-adhesive stamps featuring the 80 cent Scenic Definitive Doubtful Sound stamp. This will replace the gummed 80 cent stamp booklet of the New Zealand Falcon.

Date ofIssue: 13 November 1996

APOLOGY Correction to Stamp Figures in Circulation In Issue 19 of Focus published in April 1996, quamities of recent ew Zealand stamps in circulation were included for collectors' reference purposes. It has been brought to our atremian, following {he release of this publication. that the figures for the Golf issue of March 1995 were incorrect. The number of 45 cenr stamps stated was 249.720. This figure should in fact have been 2,497,200 stamps of this denomination. We apologise for any inconvenience this error may have caused.

Over rhe pasr monrhs we have been busy advising customers on how Stamp Points

works. There were quite a number who missed the announcemenr in the April issue of Focus and were mystified by the new Stamp Poinrs total that began appearing on their order forms.

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been positive and rhe many inquiries regarding the 'Best of 1996' miniature sheets indicate just how high the level of interest is among collectors. To date, more than 6,500 customers are eligible for the 'Besr of 1996' miniature sheet rewards and rhat number is growing by rhe day.

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This pack is a new producr designed to introduce New Zealand sramps to rhe growing overseas visiw[ marker. It contains rhe low-value and selfadhesive definirives released earlier in 1996 - 16 sramps in toral. wirh five srunning maximum cards. Three language versions are available - English. Chinese and Japanese.

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40c CHooM Pern $1.80 CHooM Fern & Flag

lOSS DEPENDENCY I..... Code. 7-15. Dare of Issue: 9 November /995.

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MAORl CRAFTS Issue Code: 720. Dare of Issue: 21 February 1996.

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HEALTH Issue Code: 771. Date of1ssue: 5 June 1996.

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OLYMPICS 1ssue Code: 773. Dale ofIssue: 10 July 1996.

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Set of live Olympics stamps @ $5.50

80c Doubtful Sound

40c Swimming

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WILDLIFE Issue Code: 765. Dale qJ Issue: 1 May 1996.

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$1.50 Rowing 4& Yellow-Eyed Penguin $1.80 Yachting 80c Royal Albatross

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Ross Dependency @ S8.50 Code: PR745

SOc The Angel's Announcement

CAMPBELL PATEIlSON NEW ZEALAND STAMP CATALOGUE 1_ Code: AOO70 SI40.65 CHRISTMAS WRAPPING PAPER 1_ Code: PSJOI S2.95

S1.00 The Nativity 11.50 The Journey to Bethlehem

$1.80 The Annunciation

CHRISTMAS CARDS - SET OF 12 1_ Code: PSJ02 S9.95

769 40c Self·adhesive booklet stamp - The Adoration of the Magi

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769 40c Self·adhesive coil O-ised God

64 sides - white pages @ 559.95 Item Code: AOO77 64 sides - black pages @$69.95 Item Code: AOO78

PSlOO Self-adhesive coil dispenser (J 00 x 40c stamps) @S40.00

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32 sides· white pages@$31.20 Item Code: AOO53

stamp· The Heavenly u __ •

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MMP Issue Cede: 785. Date ofIssue: 4 September 1996.

Sheellet of ten 40c stamps @S4.00

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2. Other Products STAMP PACK 1996 llem Cede: SP96. Daw of Issue: 4 SepWUlber 1996.

SS2.3O FIIlST DAY COVEIlS PACK 1996 lle'" Cede: FCP96. Date ofIssue: 4 September 1996.

S65.05 NEW ZEALAND STAMP COLLECTION 1995 ANNUAL ALBUM 1_ Cede: MB95. Daw ofIssue: 9 November 1995 $77.00 "STAMPS OF SPORTING ENDEAVOUR" SPORTS BOOK llem Cede: BKOO5. Dale of Issue: 7August 1996.

S29.95

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Hagner Album

A0028

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19.95

Magner

1.25

Magner

1.25 1.25 1.25

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1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 33.30 8.25 34.00 9.95 9.95 18.45 6.10

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