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1. SAM Machinery

Coombridge & Alexander Ltd, home of SAM Machinery, is a family-owned company with more than 65 years experience in the design, manufacture and service of agricultural machinery including Fertiliser Spreaders, Feed Wagons and Trailers. Coombridge & Alexander Ltd controls the complete manufacturing process of SAM Machinery, closely monitoring and guaranteeing the quality of all our products.
http://www.sammachinery.co.nz

Farming Supplies

2. Sam Foley, artist
	This site contains works of art by Sam Foley, from the years 1999 to 2003. Sam is a graduate of the Otago Polytechnic School of Art and has exhibited in both Auckland and Dunedin. His work is predominately oil on canvas. http://www.samfoley.co.nz/ Galleries and Artists

3. Two Paddocks
	Website for Actor Sam Neill's family owned vineyard http://www.twopaddocks.com/ contact Wineries

4. P & S Autocentre Ltd, car and fleet servicing, East Tamaki
	A one stop auto repair shop on Trugood Drive, East Tamaki. Now you can book in for a service online. Peter & Sam Ball are proud of their friendly service. Members of the Motor Trade Association. http://www.pandsauto.co.nz/ contact Mechanics and Automotive

5. Fleetwood Construction
	For anyone who is look for new home builders in Christchurch, look no further than Fleetwood Construction. With several build teams, each project is personally managed by owner/operator Sam Fleetwood, to stay on time and within budget. Fleetwood specialises in light commercial fit outs, renovations/repairs and also house levelling. http://www.fleetwoodconstruction.co.nz/ Building and Architects

6. Little Avondale Stud

Little Avondale Stud was established in 1965 by Alister and Nancy Williams as a retirement farm for them when they moved from Te Parae. Tom and Richard (Buzz) Williams, their sons, ran the two properties up until 1996 which was when this successful partnership was dissolved. Buzz and Susie took over the running of Little Avondale and Tom and Gay remained at Te Parae. Sam and Catriona are the third generation to farm horses under the Williams name.
http://www.lastud.co.nz/

Livestock | Equestrian

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