Fletcher Challenge Forests Board Member Resigns

Monday, 17 June 2002, 11:08 am
Press Release: Fletcher Challenge Forests Ltd.

Auckland, 17 June 2002 – Fletcher Challenge Forests advised today that Mr Stephen N Hurley has resigned from the Board of Directors of the Company, effective 14 June 2002.

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