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Members of NZCCHK were invited to tour the soon to be completed "1881 Heritage", a major conservation project undertaken by Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd in the Tsim Sha Tsui district of the Kowloon Peninsula. The project, transforms the former Marine Police Station, Fire Station and other buildings on the site into a heritage hotel with adjoining museum and retail outlets. The visit took place on 21 April 2009.

NZCCHK Event : Westpac Chamber Chatter
Thursday 5 February 2009 (Waitangi Day Eve)
Team Westpac Hong Kong pose for a pic!

NZCCHK Event : Westpac Chamber Chatter
Thursday 5 February 2009 (Waitangi Day Eve)
Members of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, guests of NZCCHK, enjoy a glass of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc

NZCCHK Event : Westpac Chamber Chatter
Thursday 5 February 2009 (Waitangi Day Eve)
The Lucky Draw

NZCCHK Event : Westpac Chamber Chatter
Thursday 5 February 2009 (Waitangi Day Eve)
Listening intently for the lucky draw numbers !!!

Chairman of the NZCCHK, David Whitwam, attended the official launch of the collaboration between New World Telecom and Yahoo! Hong Kong. The collaboration aims to transform the way e-business applications are provided to Hong Kong companies and accelerate Hong Kong into a digital economy. David Whitwam (right) is pictured with Albert Wong (centre) Managing Director, New World Telecommunications Ltd.

Members of the NZCCHK took part of a study mission to look at retailing strategies in Shenzhen during July 2004. Organised by the Hong Kong InterCham PRD Committee, the group visited stores of Wal-Mart (USA), B&Q (UK) and Rainbow (China). Pictured are members of the group discussing presentation of brand name goods at the Rainbow department store.

NZCCHK co-hosted a luncheon with AmCham and the InterCham PRD Committee during which Dr Michael Enright, Professor of Business Administration, Hong Kong University introduced the audience to his recent publication "The Greater Pearl River Delta" commissioned by InvestHK.

New Zealand Consul General and NZCCHK member Frank Wilson (centre) officiates at the opening of "The Learned Terra Cotta - A Solo Exhibition by Solan" on 9 September 2004 at City University of Hong Kong. Also attending were: Secretary for the Environment, Transport and Works, HKSARG Dr Sarah Liao (second from left); Deputy President of City University of Hong Kong Prof. David S Y Tong (second from right); and New Zealand artist Solan Chiu (far right). Further details at Solan.

NZCCHK member James Cook of Transperfect Translations was a co-presenter at the NZCCHK stand during the World SME Expo held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 16 to 18 November 2004.

NZCCHK members enjoyed an night out at the "Towards the Year's End" dinner at the Aberdeen Marina Club on Tuesday 23 November 2004. NZCCHK Vice-President Dr Michael Leung is standing on the far left next to Senior Trade Commissioner Mr Merv Stark.

NZCCHK members enjoyed an night out at the "Towards the Year's End" dinner at the Aberdeen Marina Club on Tuesday 23 November 2004.

NZCCHK members enjoyed an night out at the "Towards the Year's End" dinner at the Aberdeen Marina Club on Tuesday 23 November 2004. NZCCHK Treasurer Mr Ramon Archer (right) listens intently to a presentation by New Zealand Trade and Enterprise.

Chairman of the New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, David Whitwam, is shown presenting scholarship awards to students of Hong Kong's universities during the 10 August 2006 Young Professionals Cocktail event. The combined Chambers' InterCham Scholarship fund grants scholarships to six tertiary students annually.