
Local Auckland Automotive Glass Company, “Auckland Windscreens Limited”are keeping there customers informed with regular website updates, (more…)
Archive for February, 2007
Car Window Service – Replacement
Auckland Zoo
The Auckland Zoo have a great interactive website.
Auckland Zoo
Auckland Zoological Park
Motions Road, Western Springs, AucklandTelephone: 64 9 360 3800
Information Line: 64 9 360 3819
Facsimile: 64 9 360 3818
Email: aucklandzoo@aucklandcity.govt.nz
National Maritime Museum on Aucklands Waterfront
National Maritime Museum Website: www.nzmaritime.org
National Maritime Museum
Phone 64 9 373 0800
Phone 0800 SALTY SAMEmail (General Info) museum@nzmaritime.org
Email (Bookings) bookings@nzmaritime.org
Check Out FindMornington.com
Phone 0800 276 536 For Direct Autoglass Windscreens
Direct Autoglass
PHONE 0800 BROKEN
PHONE 0800 276 536
www.directautoglass.co.nz
Car Windscreens,Autoglass, Side Windows, Rear Windows, Chip Repairs, Mobile Service, Insurance Claims.
Windscreens, Windows and Car Glass available for a large range of makes & models:
Subaru, BMW, Mitsubishi, Ford, Mazda, Lexus, Mercedes Benz, Nissan, Toyota, Skoda, Volkwagen,Ferrari,Bentley,Lada,etc.
Automotive Windscreens Auckland. Phone 0800 76 743
Auckland Windscreens provide a comprehensive range of automotive windscreens and glass services.
Car Windscreens Auckland

Glass for a huge range of makes and models. Windscreens, Side and Rear Glass. Mobile Service wihin Auckland.
Phone 0800 663 225
Phone 0800 ONECALL
The Windscreen Company Ltd.
Car Window Repairs Auckland
Auckland Windscreens, for Car Window Repairs, Car Window Replacements, Side Glass, Rear Glass, Insurance Claims, and Chip Repairs.
All makes and models of vehicle windscreens, glass and windows:
Plus a large range of American Parts, truck and bus windscreens.
Phone Auckland Windscreens Ltd.
0800 762 743
www.aucklandwindscreens.co.nz
Auckland Windscreens Contact Page
Rangitoto Island, Auckland New Zealand

Look carefully and you’ll see the lighthouse.
This picture was taken from the Rangitoto channel, between Takapuna beach and Rangitoto.
There’s nothing like sitting out on the water a few hundred metres from the light house fishing for snapper.
Here’s a pic looking back toward the North Shore. (Not too bad for a phone camera, huh?)



