An Auckland based company with links from Mexico specialising in promotional or special event cards.  

$10 Auckland Ballet

$10 Cowboy Junkies

$10 Gareth Farr

$10 Mika

$10 Black Grace

$10 Manic Opera

$10 Bluehouse

$10 Donovan

$10 Dead Flowers

$10 Shihad

$10 Neil Finn

$10 Riqi Harawira

There were 12 cards in this series featuring performers at the festival.  Only 11 of the 12 were actually issued as the 12th design failed to get a copyright release from Neil Finn, the artist concerned. There were 1,000 copies of each card produced but because of the failure of the Festival very few were sold there and those that have appeared on the collector market are from subsequent sales.

( ? ) value Logo design

( $50 ) value Plasma UFO design

( $5 or $50 ) value numbers

( $5 or $20 ) value Symbol

( $10 ) value wired Globe

Note: The above cards were sold in packets which indicated the face value of the card on the outside of the packet. Some cards were printed with both plastic and cardboard folder versions

($? value)

($5 or $50 value)

($10 value)

($? value)

($? value)

($? value)

($? value)

($5 value)

($10 value)

($? value)

($50 value)

($?) Pacific Nations Flags

$10 Pacific Nations Flags

$20 Pacific Nations Flags

Note: the above cards have the $ value on a sticker affixed at top right while the following series has the value printed on (vertically).

$10 Pacific Nations Flags

$20 Pacific Nations Flags

( $ ?) value  Warkworth

($?  ) value  Cambridge

Note: It was previously thought there were 4 cards in the above series but this is now doubted

( $? ) value prepaid card

Note: The above card is branded on the front as Smartalk but the back of the card indicates that calling time is  supplied by Comunica.

($?   ) Tollcard Rechargeable

($?   ) Recharge Mobile

Note: 5,000 of the rechargeable card were printed in October, 1999.

( $? ) Crew card

Note: The above card was supplied free to staff members enclosed in the staff magazine for use while away from home overseas.   3,000 cards printed December 1999.

$20 Nescafe Coffee

$10 Blue Splash

$20 Yellow Splash

$50 Orange Splash

$5 Rechargeable

$10 Rechargeable

($5) 3 Globes rechargeable

($50) 12 Globes rechargeable

$20 Europe

$20 Asia

$20 World

$20 America

$20 Australasia

$5 Howick

$10 Howick

$20 Howick

Note: The following quantities were printed in May 2000 ; $5 value 1,250, $10 value 1,250 and $20 value 2,500.   A  $5 card with a similar design was issued under the ephone brand.

($? ) Day Trippa

$10 Day Trippa

$20 Mt Tarawera

1,000 of each of the above cards were printed in June 2000.  A similar series of cards was also issued under the ephone brand

($?) Yellow/Black

$10 Yellow/Black

$20 Yellow/Black

Note: 1,000 copies each of  the $10 and $20 cards and 500 copies of the ($?) were issued in June, 2000

$5 Building

$10 Building

$20 Building

2,000 of the $5 and $10 cards and 1,000 of the $20 cards were printed in June 2000.  Note: The above cards although branded Comunica were sold sold by Takanashi Global Connexions

$(?) Value Skier

$5  Skier

$10 Skier

$20  Skier

Note:  1,000 copies of the $10 value and 2,000 copies of the other 3 values were printed in June 2000.

$(?) One Tree Hill

$10 One Tree Hill

$20 One Tree Hill

$50 One Tree Hill

Note: There were 4,000 copies of each of the $10 and $20 card and 500 copies only of both the $50 and ($?) cards printed in June 2000. This series had services provided in conjunction with Takanashi Global Connexions

($0) New York Skyline

Note: the above card was one of 500 Comunica branded cards issued in January 1999 advertising the services of D & B International to design and promote phone cards. It uses a 0800 dial system for calls to the promoter only.

($?) with swipe type back

($?) Helensville Heritage

Note: these two cards are joint Loyalty and phonecards. They  have a users name printed on the face of the card and a signature on the reverse and could be used for a variety of community based schemes.

It is understood that after June 2000 Comunica Communications Ltd were either taken over by Brocker Online Communications or renamed and restyled themselves as Brocker Online Communications. Similar cards to some of the above started to appear after June 2000 with  Brocker Online Communications branding.