The first bikes of a rare motorcycle collection arrived in Invercargill on Wednesday, a recent purchase of the HWR Group.
The collection also has a confirmed home – on Tay St in the former H&J’s Outdoor World building, which is being renovated by the HW Richardson property arm.
Geoff Snow, who drives the HWR Transport World transporter said it would take about 30 more journeys from Nelson to Invercargill to move the entire collection.
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Allied Petroleum’s Petrol Station in Glenavy (10 Innes St) has reopened for trucks after being closed during a recent rebuild of the site.
The Petrol Station has been rebuilt to allow easy access for trucks. The new truck stop now has its own forecourt, which is separate from the 91 and 95 petrol pumps. The brand-new site design will cut out the congestion between heavy transport operators and consumers filling up their light vehicles. Truck drivers will also enjoy the two new high flow diesel pumps for faster refuelling and Alliedblue (diesel exhaust fluid) at the pump.
Construction work will continue on this week to erect the new forecourt canopy, and the 91 and 95 petrol pumps are expected to be operational by the end of this week.
The new payment machine accepts Allied fuel card, Mobilcard and Ruralco card. Visa and Eftpos are also accepted at this site.
Alongside local residents from the Glenavy and Waimate districts, the Glenavy Petrol Station is also used by heavy transport operators. During the site rebuild, Allied Petroleum installed two new fuel tanks. The new tanks will cater for the growing volumes of fuel being used by our heavy transport customers who travel through Glenavy along State Highway 1 (between Invercargill and Christchurch).
We’d like to thank our customers and local residents from Glenavy and Waimate for their patience while construction on the site continues. For further inquiries regarding the Glenavy Petrol Station, please phone 0800 383 566.
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After a decade or more of rationalisation by the big fuel suppliers, the country’s forecourts are today fairly evenly divided between ‘Big Oil’ and the many Kiwi brands of fuel supplier. Just over half the service stations are also owned by independent operators. Click here to read the full article in ‘Radiator Go.’
Allied Petroleum has installed two new 24 hour self service fuel pumps at their Goff Road Fuel Stop just out of Ranfurly.
Click here to read the full article from the ‘Positively Maniototo’ Newspaper – June 2016.
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