|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
24 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/24a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/24b_lg.jpg |
Lot 2 Part Lot 3 DP36022 Allot14 Sec 2 Plan S 100 Subs of AK |
Selwyn Library (Formerly Cathedral Library) |
None |
None |
None |
register_type |
register_category |
None |
None |
None |
8 St Stephens Avenue, Parnell, AUCKLAND |
24 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction:1861 |
Religion - Vicarage/Manse/Presbytery/Rectory |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
25 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0025a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0025b_lg.jpg |
Lot 1 and 2 DP 16122, and Pt Allot 2 Sec 6 City of Auckland |
Old Arts Building, University of Auckland |
Auckland University College Arts Building|Auckland University Old Arts Block|The Clock Tower |
None |
7-Nov-2001 |
register_type |
register_category |
Education - University |
None |
Martin Jones |
22 Princes Street, AUCKLAND |
25 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
1-Sep-1983 |
Other - Site of Albert Barracks and gardens of the former Government House:1852 - 1923|Original Construction - Construction of Arts Building, with student wing:1923 - 1926|Modification - Internal modifications:1968|Modification - Internal modifications:1986 (circa)|Modification - Tower strengthened:late 1980s |
None |
Thomson W Leys, Auckland University College:Its Claim to a Central Site and Adequate Buildings, Auckland, 1919|Peter Shaw, New Zealand Architecture:From Polynesian Beginnings to 1990, Auckland, 1991, pp. 110-111|Keith Sinclair, A History of the University of Auckland, 1883-1983, Auckland, 1983, pp. 127-129 & 147 |
None |
Registration covers the structure, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The building is on the site of the Albert Barracks Wall, the interior of the barracks, and the gardens of the former Government House. Some remains linked to these sites may survive as buried archaeological deposits around the outer sides of the structure. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
26 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0026a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0026b_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0026c_lg.jpg |
Lot 3 DP 51530 (CT NA1C/842), North Auckland Land District |
Alberton |
'Alberton' (dwelling) |
None |
21-Aug-2001 |
register_type |
register_category |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
None |
Martin Jones |
100 Mt Albert Road, Mt Albert, AUCKLAND |
26 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
7-Apr-1983 |
Original Construction:1863 (circa)|Addition - Additions, including east wing, towers and porch:1870 (circa) - 1880 (circa)|Addition - Additions, including rooms over kitchen:1910 (circa) - 1920 (circa) |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
Jan Harris, 'Alberton and its Family', New Zealand Historic Places Trust Research Report No.1, Wellington, 1990|Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983 |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/placesToVisit/auckland/Alberton.aspx |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. The building is associated with buried archaeological deposits and nineteenth-century trees within the surrounding garden, and possibly beyond. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Waipa District Council |
27 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0027a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0027b_lg.jpg |
Lot 1 DPS 6204 (CT SA1715/46), South Auckland Land District |
St Paul's Church (Anglican) |
Rangiaowhia Mission Church|St Pauls Church (Anglican) |
None |
28-Nov-2001 |
register_type |
register_category |
Religion - Church |
None |
Martin Jones |
87 Rangiaowhia Road, Hairini, TE AWAMUTU |
27 |
None |
Waikato Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Other - Site of Rangiaowhia mission:1844 (circa)|Original Construction - Construction of church, including preparation of timber:1852 - 1856|Addition - Addition of spire:1857 - 1858|Modification - Repairs, including re-roofing:1875 - 1876|Addition - Porch added:1901|Modification - Church re-blocked in slightly altered position:1910|Modification - Spire removed, repaired and put back in place:1925|Modification - Major renovations:1926|Modification - Major repairs:1973|Modification - Restoration programme:1985 - 1986 |
Religion - Church|Education - School |
Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983|J. Wilson (ed.), The Past Today - Historic Places in New Zealand, Pacific Publishers, Auckland, 1987|Historic Places in New Zealand, Fiona Ciaran, 'Are these New Zealand's Oldest Stained Glass Windows?', No.20, March 1988|Warwick Kellaway and Laura Kellaway, 'Saint John's Church, Te Awamutu and Saint Paul's Church, Hairini:Maintenance Plans', Five Plus One Architects Ltd, Hamilton, 1993 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Neville Ritchie, The Waikato War of 1863-64:A Guide to the Main Events and Sites, Te Awamutu, 2001, pp.26-28|H.A. Swarbrick, 100 Years of Worship:A History of St John's Te Awamutu and St Paul's Hairini, Hamilton, 1954 |
None |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The structure is associated with an extensive archaeological landscape, including its immediate churchyard and mission site, and potentially more extensive remains. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Waipa District Council |
28 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0028a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0028b_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0028c_lg.jpg |
Pt 4500/01900-Church |
St John's Church (Anglican) |
Otawhao Mission Church|Te Awamutu Church|St Johns Church (Anglican) |
None |
29-Nov-2001 |
register_type |
register_category |
Religion - Church |
None |
Martin Jones |
126 Arawata Street, TE AWAMUTU |
28 |
None |
Waikato Region |
None |
28-Jun-1984 |
Other - Site of Otawaho mission station:1841|Original Construction - Construction of church:1853|Modification - Stained glass windows added in chancel:1854|Modification - Interior lining, vestry and seating added:1864|Modification - Rood screen erected:pre-1900|Modification - Rood screen removed:post-1910|Modification - Internal renovations, including new floor and raising of baptistery:1920 - 1922|Modification - External door to choir:1931|Modification - Porch for choir door:post-1931|Modification - Pews replaced:1941|Modification - Steeple replaced with copy:1971|Modification - Major restoration project:1991 - 1993 |
None |
Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983|Laurie Barber, Frontier Town:A History of te Awamutu 1884-1984, Auckland, 1984|Historic Places in New Zealand, Fiona Ciaran, 'Are these New Zealand's Oldest Stained Glass Windows?', No.20, March 1988|Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, K.R. Howe, 'John Morgan', Vol.1 1769-1869, Wellington, 1990|Warwick Kellaway and Laura Kellaway, 'Saint John's Church, Te Awamutu and Saint Paul's Church, Hairini:Maintenance Plans', Five Plus One Architects Ltd, Hamilton, 1993 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Neville Ritchie, The Waikato War of 1863-64:A Guide to the Main Events and Sites, Te Awamutu, 2001, pp.24-25|H.A. Swarbrick, 100 Years of Worship:A History of St John's Te Awamutu and St Paul's Hairini, Hamilton, 1954 |
None |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The building is associated with buried archaeological deposits, which include burials, gravestones and memorials in the surrounding churchyard. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
12 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0012a_lg.jpg |
Allots 3 9 & 10 Sbrn Sec 2 Sec 13 and Allot 3 Sec 6 City of Auckland |
Albert Barracks Wall (University of Auckland Campus) |
None |
None |
21-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Monuments, memorials and sites of particular events - Monuments, memorial, site of particular event - other |
None |
Martin Jones |
Alfred Street, AUCKLAND |
12 |
Built to courses, with masonry facing and a rubble core. The courses are made of large and irregular basalt blocks quarried from Mt Eden, with smaller basalt infill. All are bonded with lime mortar. |
Auckland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction - Construction:1846 - 1852|Modification - Demolition of wall, other than northeast section of fortification:1873 - 1875|Modification - Breach through surviving section:1914 (circa)|Modification - Erection of plaque commemorating Maori workmen:1915|Modification - Further demolition of wall:1923 - 1926|Modification - Breach through surviving section:1968|Reconstruction - Restoration of wall, including the blocking of one breach:1984 |
Military - Fortification|Monuments, memorials and sites of particular events - Memorial - Particular person or group|Boundary markers and street furniture - Wall/Fence |
P. Adams, 'Albert Barracks Wall', NZHPT report, Auckland, 1973 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Anon., 'Research notes on Albert Barracks and Albert Park', undated ms. (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Jan Coates, 'Bluestone and Bureaucracy. A project on the presentation of an archaeological site:Albert Barracks R11/833', Science and Research Internal Report No. 65, Department of Conservation, Wellington, 1990|Journal of the Auckland Historical Society, L. M. Lennard, 'The Albert Barracks: a Stone-Walled Stronghold', Issue 9, October 1966, pp.3-6|Una Platts, The Lively Capital:Auckland 1840-1865, Christchurch, 1971, pp. 176, 205|Conservation Plan, Salmond Architects, 'Albert Park Conservation Plan', Auckland, 1997 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Ian Smith, 'Rediscovering Fort Ligar:Archaeology at R11/1656, Auckland. Volume 1: Excavation and Site History', Department of Conservation Science and Research Internal Report No. 40, Wellington, 1989, p.1 |
None |
Registration covers the wall, its foundations and fixtures. The structure is associated with buried archaeological features of nineteenth-century date, including a nearby well and drain. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
13 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0013a_lg.jpg |
Lot 4 DP 205773 (CT NA195529), North Auckland Land District |
Chapel of St John the Evangelist |
St John's College Chapel |
Located within the grounds of the College of St John the Evangelist (Anglican and Methodist), Auckland. |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Chapel |
None |
None |
188-226 St Johns Road, Meadowbank, AUCKLAND |
13 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction:1847 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
14 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/14a_lg.jpg |
Lot 4 DP 205773 (CT NA195529), North Auckland Land District |
College of St John the Evangelist Dining Hall and Waitoa Room |
College of St John the Evangelist Dining Hall and Waitoa Room (former kitchen) |
Located within the grounds of the College of St John the Evangelist (Anglican and Methodist), Auckland. |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
None |
None |
188-226 St Johns Road, Meadowbank, AUCKLAND |
14 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction:1849 |
Education - Education - other |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
15 |
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Lot 2 DP 39658 (CT NA1978/23), North Auckland Land District |
Ewelme Cottage |
None |
None |
21-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
None |
Martin Jones |
14 Ayr Street, Parnell, AUCKLAND |
15 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
24-Nov-1983 |
Original Construction:1863 - 1864|Modification - House enlarged by enclosing parts of verandah:1865|Addition - Rear kitchen, attic room and possibly a ground floor bedroom:1871 (circa)|Addition - New kitchen, dining room and other alterations:1882 - 1883|Modification - Modifications during conservation work:1970 - 1971 |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
Conservation Plan, Salmond Architects, 'Ewelme Cottage, Auckland: A Conservation Plan', Auckland, 1997|Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983, p.92 |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/placesToVisit/auckland/EwelmeCottage.aspx |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. The building is associated with nineteenth-century archaeological deposits, and gardens originally planted at a similar date. A nineteenth-century outhouse lies to the west of the dwelling. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
16 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0016a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0016b_lg.jpg |
Pt Lot 2 DP 18958, Symonds Street Cemeteries Public Reserve (Cemetery), Statutes 1908 p.315; Pt Lot 34 DP 146 Motorway Purposes, Gaz 1990 p.1602; Lots 32 33 & Pt Lot 34 DP 146 Motorway, Gaz 1984 p.3693 |
Grafton Bridge |
None |
None |
21-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Transport - Bridge/ Viaduct |
None |
Martin Jones |
Grafton, AUCKLAND |
16 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction:1907 - 1910|Modification - Repair of approaches:1930 (circa) - 1960 (circa)|Addition - Provision of replica street lights:1997 |
None |
G .W. A. Bush, 'Decently and In Order:The Government of the City of Auckland 1840-1971', Auckland, 1971, pp.116-118|A. W. Reed, Auckland:City of the Seas, Wellington, 1955, pp.173-176|Geoffrey Thornton, Bridging the Gap, Early Bridges in New Zealand 1830-1939, Auckland, 2001, pp.257-259|Geoffrey Thornton, Cast in Concrete:Concrete Construction in New Zealand 1850-1939, Auckland, 1996, pp.118-120 |
None |
Registration covers the structure, its fixtures and finishes, as well as its footings. It also includes recent modifications. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
17 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0017a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0017b_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0017c_lg.jpg |
Pt Allot 13 Sec 12 City of Auckland |
High Court Building |
Supreme Court Building |
None |
12-Nov-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Law Enforcement - Courthouse |
None |
Martin Jones |
22-24 Waterloo Quadrant, AUCKLAND |
17 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
25-Nov-1982 |
Other - Maori pa site:pre-1840|Original Construction - Construction of Supreme Court (now High Court):1865 - 1868|Addition - Law library added:1935 - 1936|Modification - Demolition of law library and rear bay of original courthouse, modification of interior and construction of extensive addition:1988 - 1991 |
None |
E.A. Evans, 'The Supreme Court House, Auckland', Buildings Classification Committee Research Report, Wellington, 1975 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Conservation Plan, Dave Pearson, 'A Conservation Plan for the High Court Building', Auckland, 1988 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|John Stacpoole, Colonial Architecture in New Zealand, Wellington, 1976, pp.116-118 |
None |
Registration covers the structure, its fixtures and fittings. It includes recent modifications. The building lies on or close to the site of a Maori pa, Te Reuroa. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
18 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0018a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0018b_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0018c_lg.jpg |
Lot 1 DP28262 (CT NA44C/608), North Auckland Land District |
Highwic |
'Highwic' (dwelling), and Outbuildings |
None |
21-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
None |
Martin Jones |
40 Gillies Avenue, Epsom, AUCKLAND |
18 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
7-Apr-1983 |
Other - Possible site of Maori occupation:1840|Other - Site of early colonial building:1850 (circa) - 1859 (circa)|Original Construction - Construction of Highwic, main dwelling:1863 (circa)|Original Construction - Construction of outbuildings, including a cottage (later demolished), a structure later used as a billiard room, and a coal shed:1863 (circa)|Original Construction - Detached stables and service block:1860 (circa) - 1879 (circa)|Addition - Remodelling of dwelling with new entrance and west wing:1873|Addition - South wing added and garden laid out:pre-1885|Original Construction - Detached aviary (later demolished):1890 (circa) - 1899 (circa)|Original Construction - Lavatory and bathroom annexe to main dwelling:pre-1916|Original Construction - Detached summer house (later demolished):pre-1930s|Modification - Garage, near stables (later demolished):1930 (circa) - 1949 (circa)|Original Construction - Poultry shed, near stables:1940 (circa) - 1949 (circa)|Modification - Conversion of service block/wing into flats:1953|Modification - Stables converted to garaging:1950 (circa) - 1959 (circa)|Original Construction - Earlier fern house replaced:post-1965|Modification - Extensive repairs to main dwelling:1979 - 1981 |
Residential buildings and associated places - Glasshouse/conservatory - Residential out-building|Residential buildings and associated places - House|Residential buildings and associated places - Residential Buildings - other|Residential buildings and associated places - Shed/store - Residential out-building|Residential buildings and associated places - Stables - Residential out-building|Utilities - Water Tank |
Jan Harris, 'Highwic and the Bucklands', New Zealand Historic Places Trust Research Report No.3, Wellington, 1991|Alma de C. McArdle & Deidre Bartlett McArdle, 'Carpenter Gothic :nineteenth century ornamental houses of New England', New York, 1978.|New Zealand Historic Places, Anne Neal, 'The Origins of Highwic', No. 39, December 1992, pp.4-7|Conservation Plan, 'Conservation Plan for Highwic, Auckland', Wellington, 1998 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|David Reynolds, 'Downing Down Under:A Survey of Highwic, Epsom, Auckland', Auckland, 1996 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983 |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/placesToVisit/auckland/Highwic.aspx |
Registration covers the main dwelling, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes all associated outbuildings on the property. The buildings lie on the site of an earlier colonial building, demolished nineteenth-century structures and possible Maori settlement. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
19 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/19a_lg.jpg |
Lot 3 DP 30020 Allot 77 Sect 1 Subs of Auckland |
Hulme Court |
Hulme Court (dwelling) |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
None |
350 Parnell Road, Parnell, AUCKLAND |
19 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction:1843 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
20 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0020a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0020b_lg.jpg |
Lot 2 DP 120508 |
St Andrew's Church (Presbyterian) |
The Presbyterian Church|St Andrews Church (Presbyterian) |
None |
27-Sep-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
None |
Martin Jones |
2 Symonds Street, AUCKLAND |
20 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction:1847 - 1850|Modification - Internal gallery added:1880|Addition - Portico and tower:1882 - 1883|Modification - Re-roofing:1929|Modification - Conservation of portico and tower:1968 - 1969|Modification - Re-roofing:1986|Modification - Repair of tower:1990 - 1991|Modification - Conservation of interior:2001 |
None |
Hilary Reid, 'St Andrew's Church, Symonds St, Auckland', Buildings Classification Committee Research Report, Wellington, 1976 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Salmond Architects, 'A Plan for the Conservation of the Presbyterian Church of St Andrew, Symonds Street, Auckland', Auckland, 1999 (held by NZHPT, Auckland) |
None |
Registration covers the existing building, its fixtures and fittings. The building is on or close to the site of a Maori pa, Te Reuroa. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
21 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/21a_lg.jpg |
Lot 3 DP 73377 Pt Allot 34A Sec 3 Subs of AK |
St Mary's Church |
St Mary's Cathedral Church|St Marys Church |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
None |
None |
437 Parnell Road, Parnell, AUCKLAND |
21 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
26-Nov-1981 |
Original Construction:1888|Relocation:1982 |
Religion - Cathedral |
None |
http://www.holy-trinity.org.nz/ |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
22 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/22a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/22b_lg.jpg |
Pt Allot 3 Sec 2 Subs of Auck CT: 554/226M |
St Stephen's Chapel (Anglican) and Churchyard |
St Stephens Chapel (Anglican) & Churchyard|St Stephen's Chapel (Anglican) & Churchyard|St Stephens Chapel (Anglican) and Churchyard|St Stephens' Chapel (Anglican) & Churchyard|St Stephen's Chapel (Anglican) and Churchyard (including grave monuments and markers) |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Chapel|Religion - Churchyard |
None |
None |
12 Judge Street, Parnell, AUCKLAND |
22 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
1-Sep-1983 |
Original Construction:1857 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
23 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/23a_lg.jpg |
Lot 2 Pt Lot 3 DP 36022 Bishopscourt |
Selwyn Court (Former Bishops Court, now the Deanery) |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
None |
8 St Stephens Avenue, Parnell, AUCKLAND |
23 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction:1866 |
Residential buildings and associated places - House|Religion - Vicarage/Manse/Presbytery/Rectory |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
6 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0006a_lg.jpg |
Te Ti A Pt Allots 8-13 16 18 21 23 Waitangi Psh Blks III IV |
Treaty House |
Busby's House|Waitangi Treaty House |
None |
12-Dec-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
The Treaty House is part of a cultural site considered to be a high priority for immediate world heritage listing and which has been included on New Zealand's Tentative World Heritage List. |
Martin Jones |
Tau Henare Drive, WAITANGI |
6 |
None |
Northland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction:1833 - 1834|Addition - Lean-to at rear, either an addition or original:pre-1840|Addition - Additions probably include part of south wing:1840 - 1841|Addition - North and south wings added by 1848:1846 (circa) - 1847 (circa)|Modification - Alterations, including demolition of north wing:1905 (circa)|Addition - Lean-to on north front:post-1912|Addition - Extensive restoration, including rebuilding of north wing:1933|Modification - Extensive alterations during conservation work, including rebuilding rear lean-to:1989 - 1990 |
Government and Administration - Government & Administration - other|Residential buildings and associated places - House|Agriculture and horticulture - Woolshed/Shearing Shed |
Aidan Challis, 'The Waitangi Treaty House:A Preliminary Analysis', Wellington, 1988 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Clive Lucas, Stapleton & Partners, 'The Treaty House, Waitangi, Bay of Islands, New Zealand:Conservation Analysis and Draft Conservation Policy', Sydney, 1989 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|R. McComb, 'Restoration of the Treaty House, Waitangi, B.O.I., 1933', Papatoetoe, 1965|Martin McLean, 'The Garden Of New Zealand':A History of the Waitangi Treaty House and Grounds from Pre-European Times to the Present', D.O.C. Science and Research Report No.76, Wellington, 1990|Claudia Orange, The Treaty of Waitangi, Wellington, 1987|Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983|Peter Shaw, Waitangi, Napier 1992 |
http://www.waitangi.net.nz |
Registration covers the structure, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The building is associated with buried archaeological deposits and other elements in the cultural landscape, including historic plantings. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
[{'y': 6658820, 'x': 2609229}] |
2609229,6658820 |
None |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Kaipara District Council |
7 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0007a_lg.jpg |
Lot 1 DP 67079 (CT NA51D/1378), North Auckland Land District |
Ruatuna |
Coates Homestead|Coates House|Ruatuna (dwelling)|Ruatuna Homestead|Ruatuna House |
On the eastern side of Tinopai Road, approximately 6.5 km south of Matakohe township. |
27-Jun-2008 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
A copy of the original report is available from the NZHPT Northern Region office. |
Martin Jones and Joan McKenzie |
441 Tinopai Road, MATAKOHE |
7 |
None |
Northland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction - Construction of main house (builder:Samuel Cooksey): 1877|Original Construction - Construction of dairy:|Original Construction - Construction of general shed:|Original Construction - Construction of outside toilet:|Original Construction - Construction of washhouse:|Original Construction - Construction of four-roomed cottage to south of homestead:|Original Construction - Construction of arbour:|Addition - Additions, including schoolroom for girls on NW side of house, and bedroom for Gordon Coates:1893 (circa)|Original Construction - Construction of tennis court:pre-1905|Original Construction - Construction of garage:1914 (circa)|Addition - Additions to main house, including lean-to at rear for a kitchen, bathroom and two bedrooms. Verandah also widened and its shingled roof replaced by corrugated iron.:1918 (circa) - 1919 (circa)|Modification - Tennis court concreted:1929|Demolished - Other - Demolition of four-roomed cottage:post-1961 |
Residential buildings and associated places - Coolstore/ safe/ dairy - Residential out-building|Residential buildings and associated places - Garage - Residential out-building|Residential buildings and associated places - House|Residential buildings and associated places - Laundry - Residential out-building|Residential buildings and associated places - Lavatory - Residential out-building|Residential buildings and associated places - Shed/store - Residential out-building |
Dick Scott, Seven Lives on Salt River, Auckland, 1987 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
[{'y': 6558964, 'x': 2615985}] |
2615985,6558964 |
None |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Rodney District Council) |
8 |
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Lot 2 DP 39418 Kawau Is Hist Reserve |
Mansion House |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
Received National Award-Conservation (1986) from NZIA. |
None |
Mansion House Bay, KAWAU ISLAND |
8 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction:1846 |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
http://www.doc.govt.nz/conservation/historic/by-region/auckland/warkworth/kawau-island-historic-reserve/mansion-house/ |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Rodney District Council) |
9 |
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Kawau Is Historic Res Lot 1 DP46831 Rec Res Sec8 SO 59206 |
Pumphouse Ruins |
Coppermine Pumphouse Ruins |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
None |
None |
Dispute Cove, Miners Point, KAWAU ISLAND |
9 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Other - Earlier pump house erected on nearby land:1847|Original Construction - Construction of stone pump house:1853 - 1854 |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic or recreation reserve|Mineral Extraction and Processing - Mine Pumphouse |
None |
http://www.doc.govt.nz/conservation/historic/by-region/auckland/warkworth/kawau-island-historic-reserve/ |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Rodney District Council) |
10 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0010a_lg.jpg |
Lot 179 DP 6849 Kawau Island scenic Res Blk III Kawau SD |
Smelting House Ruins |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
None |
None |
Swansea Bay, KAWAU ISLAND |
10 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
24-Nov-1983 |
Original Construction:1849 |
Mineral Extraction and Processing - Smelter |
None |
http://www.doc.govt.nz/conservation/historic/by-region/auckland/warkworth/kawau-island-historic-reserve/ |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Manukau City Council) |
11 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/11a_lg.jpg |
Pt Allot 1 Sec 7 small lots near Howick CT 12/0/1211 |
Old All Saints Church (Anglican) & Churchyard (Including Grave Monuments & Markers) |
Old All Saints Church (Anglican) and Cemetery |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church|Religion - Churchyard |
None |
None |
Corner Cook Street and Selwyn Road, Howick, MANUKAU |
11 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
7-Apr-1983 |
Original Construction:1847 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
5 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0005a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0005b_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0005c_lg.jpg |
Lot 1 DP32468 (CT NA35B/34), North Auckland Land District |
Stone Store |
None |
None |
30-Oct-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property|Retail and Commercial - Shop |
The Stone Store is part of a cultural site considered to be a high priority for immediate world heritage listing and which has been included on New Zealand's Tentative World Heritage List. |
Martin Jones |
248 Kerikeri Road, KERIKERI |
5 |
None |
Northland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction:1832 - 1836|Modification - Removal of clock from tower:1844|Modification - Removal of bell from tower:1851|Modification - Tower removed:pre-1858|Modification - Dormer windows replaced by skylights:1865 (circa)|Modification - Chimneystack removed, skylights realigned and roof clad in corrugated iron:1888 (circa) - 1890 (circa)|Modification - Modification of lower storey rooms:1929|Modification - Ground floor modifications, including northeast doorway:1950 (circa) - 1959 (circa)|Reconstruction - Restoration work, including reconstruction of original chimney:1978 - 1980 (circa)|Modification - Removal of replica chimney:1990|Modification - Major conservation programme:1996 - 1998 |
Military - Barracks/camp housing|Civic facilities and recreation - Hall, Girl Guide/ Scout|Military - Magazine|Education - School|Retail and Commercial - Shop|Retail and Commercial - Warehouse/storage area |
Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983|Gavin McLean, No Continuing City:A History of the Stone Store Kerikeri, Wellington, 1994|Conservation Plan, Gavin McLean (ed.), Conservation Plan for the Stone Store Kerikeri, Wellington, 1995 |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/placesToVisit/northland/StoneStore.aspx |
Registration covers the structure, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The building may stand on top of earlier saw pits. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
[{'y': 6664292, 'x': 2598464}] |
2598464,6664292 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
New Plymouth District Council |
29 |
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Lot1 DP1361 Lot1 DP15913 Secs 1084-1087 etc-Pukekura Park |
The Gables (Colonial Hospital) |
Colonial Hospital|Native Hospital |
None |
5-Dec-2002 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Art Gallery |
None |
Rebecca O'Brien |
Brooklands Park Drive, NEW PLYMOUTH |
29 |
Built of timber and brick with a shingle roof |
Taranaki Region |
None |
24-Nov-1983 |
Original Construction:1847|Addition - Circular porch added over the front door:1850|Modification - Deadhouse converted into a washhouse:1850|Other - Restoration:1983 - 1985 |
Health Services - Hospital|Residential buildings and associated places - House|Residential buildings and associated places - Resthome |
G. Lambert, Peter Wilson, Colonial Surgeon, Palmerston North, 1981|Frances Porter (ed.), Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island, Auckland, 1979|A. Ward, A Show of Justice, Auckland, 1973 |
None |
The 'deadhouse' or former mortuary is still extant and is located adjacent to The Gables |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Tauranga City Council |
30 |
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Pt Lots 49,53 Lot 50 DP 13870 |
The Elms Mission House and Library |
Te Papa Mission House|Te Papa Mission Library |
None |
20-Nov-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
None |
Martin Jones |
15 Mission Street, TAURANGA |
30 |
None |
Bay of Plenty Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction - Construction of library:1838 - 1839|Original Construction - Construction of mission house:1838 - 1847|Addition - Fireplace and chimney added to library:1844|Addition - Mission house skillions extended and corrugated iron roof added:1914|Modification - Concrete stairway to enlarged library basement added:1956|Modification - Internal walls in mission house stripped back to original timber:1968|Modification - Alterations to mission house including new corrugated iron roof and creation of basement:1976 - 1979|Modification - Structural repairs to mission house, including replacement of some weatherboarding and one set of shutters:1986|Modification - Modification of library, including replacement of shingles and corrugated iron, and removal of internal paint layers:1996 - 1997 |
Religion - Mission House |
Stephen Cashmore, ''The Elms' Mission Station, Tauranga:A Management Plan', [Auckland], 1999 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983|Jamie Mackay, 'The Elms Mission Station Conservation Area', NZHPT report, Wellington, 1992 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Jinty Rorke, 'Alfred and Charlotte Brown', Vol.1 1769-1869, Wellington, 1990 |
http://www.theelms.org.nz/ |
Registration covers the buildings, their fixtures and fittings. It also includes recent modifications. The structures are associated with extensive buried archaeological deposits linked to the mission station and the possible remains of an earlier pa site. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Hastings District Council |
31 |
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Pt Lots 2,4 DP 9803 Lot 2,3 DP 11309 Blk XII Te Mata SD |
Mokopeka Station Power House |
Maraetotata Power Station|Mokapeka Station Powerhouse |
None |
29-Nov-2002 |
Historic Place |
I |
Utilities - Electricity Power Station|Utilities - Reservoir/ Dam |
None |
Helen McCracken |
364 Maraetotara Road, Maraetotara, HAVELOCK NORTH |
31 |
None |
Hawkes Bay Region |
None |
24-Nov-1983 |
Original Construction:1892|Other - Generator replaced. Roof of the generator building raised:1926 (circa) |
None |
Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Ian McGibbon, 'John Chambers, 1819-1893', Volume One, 1990|Russell Orr, Fifty Years on - A history of the Hawke's Bay Electric Power Board, Hawke's Bay, 1974|Geoffrey G. Thornton, New Zealand's Industrial Heritage, A.H. & A.W. Reed, Wellington, 1982|Matthew Wright, Havelock North, the History of a village, Hastings, 1996 |
None |
Registration ncludes race and dam |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Rangitikei District Council |
32 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0032a_lg.jpg |
Rway No 44048 LP 1158 Makohine Viaduct NIMT Blk16 Tiriraukawa |
Makohine Railway Viaduct |
Bridge 120 North Island Main Trunk|(former) Bridge 157 North Island Main Trunk |
The viaduct can be viewed from below at the State Highway 1 (SH1) rest stop which abuts the Makohine Reserve. However, this access may change when the SH1 Ohingaiti-Makohine Realignment is completed. |
11-Oct-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
None |
Helen McCracken |
Ironworks Road, OHINGAITI |
32 |
None |
Manawatu-Wanganui Region |
None |
2-Apr-1985 |
Designed:1893|Original Construction:1897 - 1903 |
Transport - Bridge/ Viaduct |
Geoffrey B. Churchman and Tony Hurst, 'The Railways of New Zealand, a journey through history', Auckland, 1990|Frederick William Furkert, Early New Zealand Engineers, Wellington, 1953|Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Peter Lowe, Peter Seton Hay, Volume Two, 1993, p.205|Geoffrey G. Thornton, New Zealand's Industrial Heritage, A.H. & A.W. Reed, Wellington, 1982 |
None |
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Rangitikei District Council |
33 |
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Lots 10 11 Pt Lots 1-3 DP 286 Clsd Rds Hapopo Blk IX X Ongo |
Merchiston Station Homestead |
None |
None |
11-Oct-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
Helen McCracken |
Putorino Road, RATA |
33 |
None |
Manawatu-Wanganui Region |
None |
27-Jun-1985 |
Original Construction:1908 |
None |
New Zealand Historic Places, Jim Lundy, 'A Grand Family Home', March 1994, pp.38-41 |
None |
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Hutt City Council |
34 |
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Sec 3 Blk V Pencarrow SD (Historic Reserve NZGZ 1979, p.211), Wellington Land District |
Pencarrow Lighthouse (Former) |
Pencarrow Head Lighthouse|Former Pencarrow Lighthouse |
Pencarrow Lighthouse is located approximately 8 kilometres south of Eastbourne. |
15-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
The original site on which the lighthouse is located was 36 acres [14.57 hectares] with ½ an acre taken up by the actual lighthouse. The remaining land area was farmed by the lighthouse staff during the period that the light was manned. Traces of the lighthouse keepers' dwellings and a small tramway used to cart supplies up the cliff to the lighthouse are still evident. There is also a grave of a child of a lighthouse keeper on the adjacent recreational reserve. |
Helen McCracken |
PENCARROW HEAD |
34 |
The lighthouse is constructed out of a cast iron frame, with a copper dome sheath. |
Wellington Region |
None |
18-Mar-1982 |
Original Construction:1858|Other - January 1859 - June 1935: |
Transport - Lighthouse|Transport - Lighthouse Station |
Grahame Anderson, Fresh about Cook Strait, an appreciation of Wellington Harbour, Wellington, 1984|Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Ellen Ellis, 'Mary Jane Bennett', Vol. One, Wellington, 1996 |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/placesToVisit/lowerNorthIsland/PencarrowLighthouse.aspx |
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
[] |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Wellington City Council |
36 |
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Lot 1 DP 70132 (CT WN39A/882), Wellington Land District |
St Mary of the Angels Church (Catholic) |
Church of St Mary of the Angels (Roman Catholic) |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
Awarded the 'Enduring Concrete Award' in 2010 from the NZ Concrete Society |
None |
17-27 Boulcott Street, WELLINGTON |
36 |
None |
Wellington Region |
None |
6-Sep-1984 |
Original Construction:1922 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Wellington City Council |
37 |
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Sec 1 SO 37161 |
Government Buildings |
Old Government Buildings |
None |
25-Oct-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Government and Administration - Government office building |
None |
Michael Kelly |
15 Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON |
37 |
None |
Wellington Region |
None |
2-Jul-1982 |
Original Construction:1875 - 1876|Addition - Extensions to the wings made:1897|Addition - Extensions to the wings made:1907|Modification - Limited restoration occurred:1980 (circa) - 1989 (circa)|Modification - Restored and refurbished:1994 - 1996 |
Government and Administration - Government & Administration - other |
Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Anna Crighton, 'William Clayton', Volume Two, Wellington, 1993, pp. 89-90.|New Zealand Historic Places, Michael Kelly, 'A Landmark Restored', March, 1996, pp. 6-8 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Wellington City Council |
38 |
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Pt Lot 1 DP8705 , Sec 542 Town of Wellington (Historic Reserve NZG 1993 p.1467), Wellington Land District |
Old St Paul's Cathedral |
Old St Paul's|Old St Pauls Cathedral |
None |
4-Feb-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
Received National Award (1978) from NZIA. |
Michael Kelly / Helen McCracken |
34 Mulgrave Street, Thorndon, WELLINGTON |
38 |
None |
Wellington Region |
None |
26-Nov-1981 |
Original Construction:1866|Addition - South transept added:1868|Addition - North transept added:1874|Addition - Choir vestry added:1882|Addition - Flat-roofed women's vestry added:1944|Other - Restoration by Ministry of Works:1967 |
Religion - Church |
Charles Fearnley, Early Wellington Churches, Wellington, 1977|Conservation Plan, Michael Kelly and Chris Cochran, Old St Paul's Conservation Plan (Draft), New Zealand Historic Places Trust/Friends of Old St Paul's, 2001. |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/placesToVisit/lowerNorthIsland/oldStPauls.aspx |
None |
None |
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None |
None |
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None |
None |
None |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
|
Tasman District Council |
40 |
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Sec 5 and Pt 179 Waimea South District Blk XVI Wai-iti SD |
St John's Church (Anglican) |
St Johns Church (Anglican) |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
None |
None |
120 Edward Street, WAKEFIELD |
40 |
None |
Tasman Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Nelson City Council |
41 |
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Sec 1132 City of Nelson Lighthouse Reserve BoulderBank |
Boulder Bank Lighthouse |
None |
Eastern end of Boulder Bank close to the cut, Nelson Haven |
29-Apr-2003 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Civic facilities and recreation - other|Transport - Lighthouse |
A fully referenced report on the Boulder Bank Lighthouse is available from the NZHPT Central Region Office. The surrounding Boulder Bank is managed by the Department of Conservation.The Boulder Bank is 55m wide at high tide and varies from 6-25m high. It is 13.5km long from the cut to the glen. It was formed by the movement of granite and other igneous rocks eroding from Mackays bluff by sea currents moving southwards from the end of the Pleistocene era (10 000 years ago). |
Alys Mendus |
Boulder Bank, NELSON |
41 |
The lighthouse is constructed out of a painted cast iron frame, internally bolted together, with a copper dome roof. |
Nelson Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction - Construction:1862|Relocation - Relocation of lighthouse keepers' cottages to Nelson:1916 |
Transport - Lighthouse|Transport - Lighthouse Station |
Ruth Allan, The History of Port Nelson, Whitcombe and Tombes, Wellington, 1954|Conservation Plan, Ian Bowman, 'Nelson Lighthouse: a plan for its conservation' for Port Nelson Limited, 1997|Cawthron Institute, 'History and Natural History of the Boulder Bank, Nelson Haven, Nelson, New Zealand', 1976|Nelson Provincial Museum, R Coleman, 'The Nelson Lighthouse: extract from notes by Mrs.W Coleman (Ruby Kidson).'Held by Nelson Provincial Museum, reference 'UMS 243'; Kidson, John (1836-1892) 'Diary, 1880', held in Nelson Provincial Museum Archives, reference 'QMS KID'|Nelson Gazette, 1 May 1861 Vol. IX p.2, 13 April 1863 pp.13-14, 1865 p.59 |
http://www.portnelson.co.nz/ |
None |
None |
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None |
None |
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None |
None |
None |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
{'[pros': {'id]': None}, 'pros': []} |
None |
None |
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Selwyn District Council |
42 |
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Lots 6-10 DP 18079 Blks XV XVIHororata SD |
Terrace Station Homestead |
Rakaia Terrace Station |
None |
14-Dec-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
Melanie Lovell-Smith and Kate Foster |
Milnes Road, HORORATA |
42 |
None |
Canterbury Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Relocation - 'Big Jericho' and 'little Jericho' moved and attached to 1890 extension:1889 - 1890|Addition - Secretary's office, lobby and cellar added:1898|Original Construction - Built by the Studholme brothers:1854 (circa)|Addition - The first additions by the Halls.:1867 (circa) - 1868 (circa)|Addition - Construction of 'big Jericho' and 'little Jericho':1886|Relocation - 'Big Jericho' and 'little Jericho' moved and attached to 1890 extension:1889 - 1890|Modification - Various internal modifications. Hall by Samuel Hurst Seager:1887 - 1890|Addition - Two-storey wing added:1890|Addition - Kitchen and office added:1898 |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
Conservation Plan, Linton Pascoe, Sellars, Conservation Plan, 2008|L.G.D. Acland, The Early Canterbury Runs, 4th ed., Christchurch, 1975, pp.94-97|Coral Broadbent, 'The Rakaia Terrace Station, Hororata, Canterbury:homestead, woolshed and outbuildings: research report', Wellington, 1977.|Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, W.J. Gardner, 'Hall, John, 1824 - 1907', vol. 1, 1769-1869, Wellington, 1990, pp.172-174|New Zealand Historic Places, Jean Garner, 'An historic homestead', May 1997, no.63: 10-12|B. Brookes (ed.), 'At Home in New Zealand', Wellington, 2000, Anna K.C. Petersen, 'The European Use of Maori Art in New Zealand Homes c.1890s-1914', pp.57-72.|Thelma Strongman, The Gardens of Canterbury:A History, Wellington, 1984, pp.94-97 |
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Maori carvings: Two letters to Hall from Gilbert Mair, indicate that the timber for the carvings now attached to the verandah originally came from a waka of Ngati Pikiao, and had been used as part of the urupa of Hemana Taranui. They had been sold by Te Pokiha Taranui to a Pakeha from whom Mair acquired them. These carvings can also be read as an halfway step between the earlier Victorian practice of collecting and cataloguing Maori artefacts, and the later trend, most noticeable from 1900 onwards, of including Maori imagery and names within Pakeha buildings.Garden: Sir John Hall is remembered for being the first person to plant trees on a large scale in Canterbury. During the [forty]-odd years he was resident at [Rakaia] Terrace Station he planted over 113 hectares of trees. During the 1870s, when Hall was planning to build a new homestead, he also designed and began to plant a new orchard and plantation. Although the planned homestead was never built [the oak plantation and remnants of the orchard still remain.] The garden around the house has remained largely unchanged and is notable for its collection of mainly exotic trees. |
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Christchurch City Council |
43 |
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Pt Res 68 (CT CB433/144), Canterbury Land District |
Timeball Station |
Castle on the Hill |
None |
28-Jan-2002 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property|Civic facilities and recreation - Timeball Station |
None |
Melanie Lovell-Smith/Heather Bauchop |
2 Reserve Terrace, LYTTELTON |
43 |
None |
Canterbury Region |
None |
7-Apr-1983 |
Original Construction:1876|Addition - Addition by Frederick Strouts. Included the sealing of stone with stucco:1877 - 1878|Addition - Two-storey extension over front door and old kitchen wing designed by Cyrus Williams (1862-1942), then the Lyttelton Harbour Board engineer:1912|Other - Restoration by Lyttelton Maritime Association:1969 - 1973|Other - Restoration by Historic Places Trust/MOWD:1975 - 1978 |
Residential buildings and associated places - House|Scientific Facilities - Scientific building/ laboratory|Civic facilities and recreation - Timeball Station |
Jenny Murray, 'The Lyttelton Timeball Station :A Historical Report' in NZHPT, 'Timeball Station, Lyttelton, Volume 1 : Historical Reports', December 2000.|New Zealand Historic Places Trust, 'The Lyttelton Time-Ball Station : An Account of its History, Operation and Restoration', Wellington, 1979.|Geoffrey W. Rice, Christchurch Changing:An Illustrated History, Christchurch, 1999|Conservation Plan, Thelma Strongman, 'Report on the History of the Ground, and the Significance of the Setting' (April 1998), in NZHPT, 'Timeball Station, Lyttelton Conservation Plan', Vol. 1: Historical Reports, December 2000. |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/placesToVisit/canterbury/LytteltonTimeballStation.aspx |
Flag pole. The site selected for the timeball at Lyttelton was on a spur above Officers Point, near the old flagstaff. Flags were an important means of communicating to both ships and to the town. It is unclear when the first flagstaff on the hill above Lyttelton had been erected but its position meant that it could relay news of a ship obtained from the Adderley Head look-out station, from Diamond Harbour, or from Major Hornbrook's farm situated on Mt Pleasant. A permanent flag signalman was stationed at the Timeball from 1879-1880 onwards. The flag signals were used to advise the town of ships sailing into the harbour, to instruct ships where to berth and to direct the ship traffic. In 1891 a new kauri flagpole replaced the original one, and it is the 1891 one which remains in front of the Timeball today. The last flag signal to be recorded was received from the Miro on 27 November 1941. After this date radio communication between ships and the wharf became the norm. To celebrate Canterbury's Anniversary Day it became traditional, from 1930 onwards, to run a special signal from the flagpole. Welcome flags were also flown from the pole during the 1974 Commonwealth Games, held in Christchurch. In 2001 the Lyttelton Port Company donated a set of signal flags, from the decommissioned dredge Peraki, to the Timeball. This has meant that the Timeball is able to run up signals for visiting schoolgroups and to, once again, welcome ships into the harbour. |
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Christchurch City Council |
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Pt Res 11 Sec 1 SO 19339, Canterbury Land District |
Canterbury Provincial Government Buildings |
Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings |
None |
11-Dec-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property|Retail and Commercial - Office building/Offices |
None |
Melanie Lovell-Smith |
Corner 280 Durham Street North; Armagh Street and Gloucester Street, CHRISTCHURCH |
45 |
None |
Canterbury Region |
None |
7-Apr-1983 |
Original Construction - First building including the timber chamber:1857 - 1859|Addition - Second building - addition to western frontage and north wing:1859 - 1861|Addition - Stone chamber and refreshment rooms:1864 - 1865|Relocation - Secretary's room and octagonal tower moved to south east end of north wing:1864 - 1865 |
Law Enforcement - Courthouse|Government and Administration - Provincial Government Buildings |
Fiona Ciaran, Stained Glass Windows of Canterbury, New Zealand. A Catalogue Raisonne, Dunedin, 1998, p.30|Historic Places in New Zealand, Reginald Harper-Hinton, 'Stained Glass Restored', 14, September 1986, pp.20-23|Ian Lochhead, A Dream of Spires:Benjamin Mountfort and the Gothic Revival, Christchurch, 1999, pp.91-117|A. Trapeznik (ed.), Common Ground? Heritage and Public Places in New Zealand, Wellington, 2000, Gavin MacLean, ' 'Where Sheep May Not Safely Graze' A Brief History of New Zealand's Heritage Movement 1890-2000', pp.25-44.|Thelma Strongman, 'The Heritage Values of the Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings and their Surrounds :report prepared for the Parks and Properties Unit, Christchurch City Council', Christchurch, 1994|John Wilson, The Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings, Christchurch, 1991 |
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Christchurch City Council |
46 |
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Lot 1 DP 39475 (CT CB18K/1392), Canterbury Land District |
Cathedral Church of Christ (Anglican) |
Christ Church Cathedral (Anglican)|Christchurch Cathedral (Anglican) |
None |
19-Sep-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
None |
Melanie Lovell-Smith |
100 Cathedral Square, CHRISTCHURCH |
46 |
None |
Canterbury Region |
None |
7-Apr-1983 |
Original Construction - Foundations laid under Speechly's supervision:1864 - 1865|Other - Nave and tower built under Mountfort's supervision. Temporary timber chancel built to Mountfort's design. Cathedral consecrated 1881:1873 - 1881|Other - Decoration of interior by Mountfort. Erection of west porch:1881 - 1898|Other - Construction of stone chancel, transepts and apse. Supervised by Cyril Mountfort:1899 - 1904|Designed - Plans by Sir George Gilbert Scott:1859 - 1864|Addition - Addition of Visitors Centre on north side:1994 (circa)|Addition - Clergy and choir vestries enlarged. Chapter room built:1962 |
Religion - Church |
Fiona Ciaran, Stained Glass Windows of Canterbury, New Zealand. A Catalogue Raisonne, Dunedin, 1998|Roger Dixon & Stefan Muthesius, 'Victorian Architecture', London, 1978|Ian Lochhead, A Dream of Spires:Benjamin Mountfort and the Gothic Revival, Christchurch, 1999, pp.128-156 |
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Font: Commissioned in 1880 by Dean Stanley of Westminister Abbey, London, in memory of his brother Captain Owen Stanley, commander of the 'Britomart', the ship sent by Governor Hobson to contest French claims to Akaroa. The font is carved from Castle Hill limestone with four corner columns of polished Hoon Hay stone and was designed by Mountfort to harmonise with the Early English Gothic of Scott's cathedral.Font cover: Rimu, also designed by Mounfort and carved by the joiner Andrew Swanston in 1892.Pulpit: Again designed by Mountfort and built from 1883 - 1888, to commemorate the first Anglican bishop in New Zealand, George Augustus Selwyn.(1809 - 1878) The pulpit was built in a variety of local stones and carved in Christchurch. It also features four sculptural panels that depict events in the life of Bishop Selwyn, and these panels were designed and executed by John Rodis in Birmingham.Bishop's Throne: Timber. Designed by Mountfort and closely related to the design for the Bishop's throne in St Mary's Cathedral Edinburgh, Scotland, which was designed by George Gilbert Scott and John Oldrid Scott.Bishop Harper's memorial: Mountfort's final contribution to Christ Church Cathedral. Harper died in 1893 and his memorial, unveiled in 1897, consists of a cenotaph with an effigy of the bishop in full episcopal robes holding the primatial cross of New Zealand. The cenotaph is built in the same materials as the font and pulpit. The marble effigy was carved by John Francis Williamson (1833 - 1920).Columns: Alternatively octagonal and cylindrical in shape and gifted by, or dedicated to, a number of early Cantabrians.Stained glass windows: 17 windows. |
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Christchurch City Council |
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Lot 2 DP 44283 |
Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament (Roman Catholic) |
Cathedral of Blessed Sacrament (Catholic) |
None |
15-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
None |
Melanie Lovell-Smith |
136 Barbadoes Street, CHRISTCHURCH |
47 |
None |
Canterbury Region |
None |
7-Apr-1983 |
Other - Designed:1899 - 1901|Original Construction:1901 - 1905|Modification - Reordering of interior to meet needs of contemporary liturgy:1970 (circa) - 1980 (circa) |
Religion - Church |
'The Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Christchurch, New Zealand', Christchurch, 1993|Peter Shaw, A History of New Zealand Architecture, Auckland, 1997 |
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Christchurch City Council |
48 |
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Pt Res 25 (CT CB436/70), Canterbury Land District |
Christ's College Big School |
Big School, Christ's College|College Library|Christs College Big School |
West side of Christ's College quadrangle. Between Hare Memorial Library and Corfe and Condells' House |
17-Sep-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Education - Education - other|Civic facilities and recreation - Library |
None |
Melanie Lovell-Smith |
33 Rolleston Avenue, CHRISTCHURCH |
48 |
None |
Canterbury Region |
None |
7-Apr-1983 |
Original Construction:1863|Addition - Addition to west by Sir Miles Warren:1989 |
Education - School |
Don Hamilton, The Buildings of Christ's College 1850 - 1990, Christchurch, 1991, pp.12 - 14|Don Hamilton, College!:A history of Christ's College, Christchurch, 1996 |
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Waimate District Council |
49 |
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Pt Lot 1 DP6596 (CT CB749/1), (Historic Reserve NZ Gazette 1960 p.378, 380), Canterbury Land District |
The Cuddy |
The Cuddy (dwelling)|Te Waimate Station Cuddy |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
None |
State Highway 82, Te Waimate Station, WAIMATE |
49 |
None |
Canterbury Region |
None |
6-Sep-1984 |
Original Construction:1854 |
None |
None |
None |
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Queenstown-Lakes District Council |
50 |
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Kawarau Bridge Historic Reserve, Secs 63-64 Blk I Kawarau SD (CT OT15C/465), Otago Land District |
Kawarau Gorge Suspension Bridge |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
None |
None |
1393 Gibbston Highway, Arrow Junction-Waitiri, State Highway 6, GIBBSTON |
50 |
None |
Otago Region |
None |
26-Nov-1981 |
Original Construction:1880 |
Transport - Bridge/ Viaduct |
None |
None |
None |
None |
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None |
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Central Otago District Council |
53 |
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Pt Run 679 (CT OT338/20), Otago Land District |
Morven Hills Station Woolshed |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
None |
None |
6000 Lindis Pass-Tarras Road (State Highway 8), LINDIS PASS |
53 |
None |
Otago Region |
Registration confirmed 2 July 1982 (HP 155/1982). |
2-Jul-1982 |
Original Construction:1873 (circa) |
Agriculture and horticulture - Woolshed/Shearing Shed |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
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Waitaki District Council |
54 |
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Lot 2 DP 17093, Otago Land District (CT OT8C/1410) |
Totara Estate Carcass Hanging Shed |
Carcass Shed|Cooling House|Totara Estate Carcass Hanging Shed|Totara Estate Meat House |
None |
24-Jan-2002 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
None |
Lesley Whitteker |
Alma-Maheno Road (State Highway 1), Totara Estate Centennial Park, OAMARU |
54 |
None |
Otago Region |
None |
22-Nov-1984 |
Original Construction:1881|Other - Restoration by NZHPT:1981 - 1982 |
Agriculture and horticulture - Meat shed/carcass shed |
Martine E. Cuff, Totara Estate:Centenary of the Frozen Meat Industry, Wellington, 1982|William H. Oliver, The Oxford History of New Zealand, Wellington, 1981, pp.78-81 |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/placesToVisit/otagosouthland/TotaraEstate.aspx |
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Waitaki District Council |
55 |
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Lot 2 DP 17093 Blk V Oamaru SD |
Totara Estate Granary (Barn) |
Totara Estate Barn|Totara Estate Granary |
None |
24-Jan-2002 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
None |
Lesley Whitteker |
Alma-Maheno Road (State Highway 1), Totara Centennial Park, OAMARU |
55 |
None |
Otago Region |
None |
26-Nov-1987 |
Original Construction:1868 (circa)|Other - Restoration by NZHPT.:1981 - 1982|Reconstruction - Foundation had given way. One end wall and two side walls taken down and rebuilt. Stone steps at east end built to replace original wooden ones.:1899 |
Agriculture and horticulture - Granary/Grain Shed |
Martine E. Cuff, Totara Estate:Centenary of the Frozen Meat Industry, Wellington, 1982|William H. Oliver, The Oxford History of New Zealand, Wellington, 1981, pp.78-81 |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/placesToVisit/otagosouthland/TotaraEstate.aspx |
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Waitaki District Council |
57 |
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Lot 2 DP 17093 Blk V Oamaru SD |
Totara Estate Stables |
None |
None |
24-Jan-2002 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
None |
Lesley Whitteker |
Alma-Maheno Road (State Highway 1), Totara Centennial Park, OAMARU |
57 |
None |
Otago Region |
None |
26-Nov-1987 |
Original Construction:1868 (circa)|Modification - Main wing made into woolshed:1920|Other - Restoration by NZHPT:1981 - 1982 |
Agriculture and horticulture - Stables |
Martine E. Cuff, Totara Estate:Centenary of the Frozen Meat Industry, Wellington, 1982|William H. Oliver, The Oxford History of New Zealand, Wellington, 1981, pp.78-81|Geoffrey Thornton, The New Zealand Heritage of Farm Buildings, Auckland, 1986, pp.62, 94. |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/placesToVisit/otagosouthland/TotaraEstate.aspx |
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Waitaki District Council |
58 |
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Lot 2 DP 27708 CT OT19B/270 |
St Patricks Basilica |
St Patrick's Basilica |
None |
7-Sep-2004 |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
A fully referenced version of this report is available from the NZHPT Otago/Southland Area Office. |
Heather Bauchop |
64 Reed Street, OAMARU |
58 |
The Basilica is built entirely of Oamaru stone, apart from the concealed concrete core to the walls. Concrete was used for the outer lower portion on the main walls to a height of seven feet. The stone was cut from the nearby quarry at Weston. The roof was of slate. Even though the Basilica was designed as a whole, it was realised that there would be insufficient funds to complete the building in one operation. The first contract was for the nave, organ loft and temporary sanctuary. It was estimated that Wood's contract price for this part of the work would only be about half the cost of the total project. Indeed by the time the project was completed it was to cost £13,000. After about fifteen months work the first part of the contract was near completion, although the carving of columns and pilasters was deferred and the coffered ceiling remained unfinished. By November 1894 the principal part of the building was completed.There remained to be built the front portico, a flight of steps, the two front domes and the main dome, the permanent sanctuary, sacristies, tribunes and side chapels. In 1898 the coffered ceiling was completed in zinc by Wunderlich & Co. of Sydney. The next stage was completed in April 1903, with the occasion marked by commemorative celebrations. The stonework for this stage was done by Ferguson, Given & Co. The final construction was begun in 1917 and completed the following year. The permanent sanctuary, sacristies, tribunes, side chapels and the main dome were completed. The opening ceremonies were held on 8 December 1918. In 1962 the flat arches across the top at the side of the sanctuary were showing signs of weakening and steel girders were inserted by J.S. and Bill Dooley. The side confessionals were built and the underfloor heating installed. To conform with the standards set by the Second Vatican Council 1965 decree on liturgy, the Basilica sanctuary was rearranged. The main altar was replaced by the presidential chair and a wall cross, while prominence was given to a centrally placed altar and side lectern, both of Oamaru stone. The large crucifix above the alter was donated by the Miss's Cartwright and raised to its present position in 1981. There have been minor alterations over the years, such as the removal of the main altar, the stone communion rails, the stone pulpit, the addition of confessionals and the removal of the slate roofing, and re-roofing with long run iron. |
Otago Region |
Registration confirmed on 02 April 2004, BD 2004/4/16. |
2-Apr-2004 |
Original Construction:1894|- Portico and dome completed.:1903|- Entire building completed:1918|Other - Restoration:1983 |
Religion - Church |
New Zealand Historic Places Trust, Gallagher, Tom, 'A Great Ambition Revealed', November 1994, pp.15-16|Oamaru Mail, St Patrick's Basilica, Oamaru - Centennial 1894-1994, Oamaru Mail, 1994|Peter Shaw, A History of New Zealand Architecture, Auckland, 1997 |
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Petre, Francis William |
Petre, Francis William |
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Dunedin City Council |
59 |
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Ppty ID 90036-90043, 90050-90053,90055, 90059, 93746, 93747, 93968, sht 3 LO 34744 |
Dunedin Railway Station, Platform & Gates |
None |
None |
5-Dec-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Art Centre|Civic facilities and recreation - Museum|Transport - Railway station/ platform/ refreshment room|Retail and Commercial - Restaurant/cafe/tearoom |
None |
Melanie Lovell-Smith |
Anzac Avenue, DUNEDIN |
59 |
None |
Otago Region |
None |
1-Sep-1983 |
Original Construction - Foundation stone laid 1904. Building officially opened 1906 but not completed until 1907:1903 - 1907|Designed:1900 (circa)|Modification - Tower strengthened:1965|Modification - Further tower strengthening:1969|Modification - Major programme of refurbishment - ongoing:1995 |
Boundary markers and street furniture - Gate|Transport - Railway station/ platform/ refreshment room |
John Garner, Guide to New Zealand Rail Heritage, Wellington, 1996, p.162|David McGill and Grant Sheehan, Landmarks:Notable Historic Buildings of New Zealand, Auckland, 1997, pp.224-226|Peter Shaw, A History of New Zealand Architecture, Auckland, 1997, p.68 |
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Mosaic floor that depicts a locomotive, the New Zealand Railways logo and other railway motifs. This floor was relaid with new tiles around 1965 in an exact replica of the first. Stained glass windows depicting locomotives. Plaque: Attached to front of building near the main entrance. It commemorates the railwaymen who died during World War I, and it came from the locomotive 'Passchendaele'. The other plaque from this locomotive is at the railway station in Addington, Christchurch |
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Troup, George Alexander |
Troup, George Alexander |
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Dunedin City Council |
60 |
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Pt Res no 4 and Lot 1 DP 10275 Town of Dunedin |
First Church of Otago (Presbyterian) |
None |
None |
5-Dec-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
None |
Melanie Lovell-Smith |
410 Moray Place, DUNEDIN |
60 |
None |
Otago Region |
None |
18-Mar-1982 |
Original Construction - Foundation stone laid May 1868. Church opened 1873. Spire completed 1875:1867 - 1875|Designed:1862|Addition - Gallery added:1879 |
Religion - Church |
Judith Binney, Judith Bassett and Eric Olssen, 'The People and the Land :Te Tangata me Te Whenua. An Illustrated History of New Zealand 1820 - 1920', Wellington, 1990, p.54|Tom Brooking, 'And Captain of Their Souls. Cargill and the Otago Colonists', Dunedin, 1984|William H. Oliver, The Oxford History of New Zealand, Wellington, 1981, W.J. Gardner, 'A Colonial Economy', pp. 57-86|Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Jonathan Mane-Wheoki, 'Lawson, Robert Anderson 1833-1902', volume 2, 1870 - 1900, Wellington, 1993, pp.265-266.|David McGill and Grant Sheehan, Landmarks:Notable Historic Buildings of New Zealand, Auckland, 1997|Erik Olssen, A History of Otago, John McIndoe, Dunedin, 1984, p.75|Arthur L. Salmond, First Church of Otago and How it Got There, Dunedin, 1983|Peter Shaw, New Zealand Architecture:From Polynesian Beginnings to 1990, Auckland, 1991, p.60 |
http://www.firstchurchotago.org.nz/ |
Notable features of First Church include the carvings by Louis John Godfrey (1834-1919) both inside and outside, which include leaves, flowers, and dragons; the octagonal pulpit, which was extended in c.1908 by Marmaduke Godfrey, and the fence of bluestone with Oamaru stone pinnacles and wrought iron.The Rose window is also a notable feature, as is the War Memorial window designed in 1923 by Heaton, Butler and Bayne, London, U.K.A bell was sent from Britain to Thomas Burns, minister of the Otago settlement, in 1851. It was installed on Church Hill (hence the change of name to Bell Hill) and was used in the early days of Pakeha settlement to indicate the hours of work. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Lawson, Robert Arthur |
Lawson, Robert Arthur |
None |
None |
|
Dunedin City Council |
61 |
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All DP 809 & all DP 1709 |
Olveston |
Olveston (dwelling) |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Museum |
None |
None |
42 Royal Terrace, DUNEDIN |
61 |
None |
Otago Region |
None |
24-Nov-1983 |
Original Construction:1906 |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Dunedin City Council |
62 |
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Pt Blk LXXI Blk LXXI Town of Dunedin (CT OT299/36), Otago Land District |
University of Otago Clock Tower Building |
Registry Building|University of Otago Clocktower Building |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
None |
None |
364 Leith Walk, DUNEDIN |
62 |
None |
Otago Region |
None |
18-Mar-1982 |
Original Construction:1879 |
Education - University |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Bury, Maxwell |
Bury, Maxwell |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
63 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0063a_lg.jpg |
Pt Te Ngaohe Block, Blk XV Omapere SD |
Aperahama Church (Anglican) and Gates and Free-standing Bell and Support |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church|Religion - Churchyard |
None |
None |
Taheke Road, KAIKOHE |
63 |
None |
Northland Region |
None |
5-Apr-1984 |
Original Construction:1885 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
[{'y': 6642013, 'x': 2582533}] |
2582533,6642013 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
64 |
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Pt OLC 48 (CT NA767/277), North Auckland Land District |
Church of St John the Baptist (Anglican) and Churchyard |
St John's Baptist Church|St John's Church |
None |
26-Jun-2008 |
Historic Place |
I |
Cemeteries and Burial Sites - Cemetery/Graveyard/Burial Ground|Religion - Church|Religion - Churchyard|Cemeteries and Burial Sites - Grave surrounds/ railing|Cemeteries and Burial Sites - Headstone|Boundary markers and street furniture - Wall/Fence |
A copy of the original report is available from the NZHPT Northern Region office. |
Martin Jones and Joan McKenzie |
344 Te Ahu Ahu Road, WAIMATE NORTH |
64 |
None |
Northland Region |
None |
28-Jun-1984 |
Other - Site of first church:1831|Other - Churchyard in use:1832|Other - Site of second church:1839|Original Construction - Construction of Church of St John the Baptist:1870 - 1871|Original Construction - Sunday School erected:1877|Original Construction - Picket fence erected:1878|Modification - Steeple repaired and reshingled:1895 - 1897|Modification - Church re-roofed with corrugated iron:1918 - 1919|Original Construction - Construction of stone lych-gate:1929 - 1930|Relocation - Relocation of Sunday School building to adjoining land:1950 (circa) - 1960 (circa)|Modification - Repairs, including re-roofing of church with shingles and minor modifications to interior:1969 - 1970|Modification - Re-shingling of church roof, installation of fire sprinklers:2001 |
Cemeteries and Burial Sites - Cemetery/Graveyard/Burial Ground|Religion - Church|Religion - Churchyard|Cemeteries and Burial Sites - Grave surrounds/ railing|Cemeteries and Burial Sites - Headstone|Boundary markers and street furniture - Wall/Fence |
Auckland Weekly News, 29 April 1871, p.13|W. E. Bedggood, A Brief History of St John Baptist Church 1831-1950:Te Waimate, Kaikohe, 1950|Historic Places in New Zealand, Michael Cox, 'An Historic Organ', No. 11, December 1985|Allan K. Davidson, Selwyn's Legacy:The College of St John the Evangelist Te Waimate and Auckland 1843-1992 - A History, Auckland, 1993|Kevin L. Jones, Nga Tohuwhenua mai te Rangi:A New Zealand Archaeology in Aerial Photographs, Wellington, 1994, pp.246-250|Jane and Antony Matthews, 'Saint John the Baptist, Waimate North, Condition Report', Auckland, 1999 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983|M. W. Standish, The Waimate Mission Station, Wellington, 1962 |
None |
Registration covers the church, its fixtures and finishes, including recent modifications. Registration also encompasses the churchyard, incorporating its picket fence and grave monuments and markers. The churchyard contains historic trees and archaeological deposits, including burials, of nineteenth-century date. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
[{'y': 6653368, 'x': 2590345}] |
2590345,6653368|1648514,6083141 |
[{'y': 6083141, 'x': 1648514}] |
Woolle & CompanyClarke, Marsden |
Woolle & CompanyClarke, Marsden |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
65 |
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Pt OLC 54 Adj Pakaraka Township Blk X Kawakawa SD |
Holy Trinity Church (Anglican) |
None |
None |
12-Jul-2002 |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
None |
Martin Jones |
State Highway 1, PAKARAKA |
65 |
None |
Northland Region |
None |
22-Nov-1984 |
Other - Possible site of Maori field system:pre-1830s|Other - Site of first Holy Trinity Church:1850|Original Construction - Construction of second Holy Trinity Church:1873|Modification - Collapse of tower and spire:1946|Reconstruction - Reconstruction of tower and spire:2001 |
Religion - Church |
Auckland Weekly News, 11 October 1873, p.10 18 October 1873, p.6 6 December 1873, p.7|Kay Boese, 'Tides of History:Bay of Islands County', Whangarei, 1977, pp. 164-169|Dictionary of New Zealand Biography|Jane and Antony Matthews, 'Holy Trinity Church, Pakaraka, Maintenance Report', Auckland, 1998 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|New Zealand Herald, 1 December 1873, p.3 |
None |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The structure is associated with an extensive archaeological and cultural landscape, which includes numerous gravestones and historic trees in its churchyard. The churchyard may lie on, or close to, the site of an extensive earlier Maori field system. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
[{'y': 6648443, 'x': 2597163}] |
2597163,6648443 |
None |
Clarke, Marsden |
Clarke, Marsden |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
66 |
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Pt Lot 6 DP 39381 (CT 334130), North Auckland Land District |
Choat House |
Puketona |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
This historic place was registered under the Historic Places Act 1980. This report includes the text from the original Building Classification Committee report considered by the NZHPT Board at the time of registration. |
None |
Puketona Road, Puketona, KERIKERI |
66 |
Two storeyed, timber, iron roof, originally shingled. |
Northland Region |
None |
19-Mar-1987 |
Original Construction:1860 |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
None |
One notable feature of the front room is a very handsome bay window with panelling beneath it on the inside. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
[{'y': 6655569, 'x': 2599135}] |
2599135,6655569 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
67 |
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Pt Lots 8, 17, 18, Sec 5 Town of Russell, North Auckland Land District (NA105D/701) |
Customhouse (Former) |
Russell Custom House|Russell Police Station |
None |
18-Mar-2007 |
Historic Place |
I |
Law Enforcement - Gaol/Lock-up|Law Enforcement - Police station |
A fully referenced registration report is available from the NZHPT Northland Area Office. |
Martin Jones |
37 The Strand, RUSSELL |
67 |
Timber piles, timber frame, weatherboard cladding, shingle roof. |
Northland Region |
Registration confirmed 11 May 2007 (BD2007/05/14). |
11-May-2007 |
Original Construction - Construction of customhouse, including outhouse:1870|Modification - Shingle roof replaced by corrugated iron roof:1890 - 1891|Addition - Bathroom added, connecting the main building and the outhouse:post-1890|Original Construction - Lockup erected; coal shed and earth closet also thought to have been erected around this time.:1894 - 1895|Modification - Enclosure of northern end of verandah, enlarging the police office:post-1931|Modification - Kitchen chimney demolished:1959|Modification - Corrugated iron roof replaced with shingles:1975|Other - General repairs, building relined, service areas extensively upgraded:1983|Modification - piles under parts of the lounge floor; New piles under lean-to join between house and kitchen (bathroom).:2003|Demolished - Other - Coal shed and earth closet demolished:2004 |
Residential buildings and associated places - Boarding/ Guest House|Government and Administration - Customs House|Postal and Telecommunications - Post Office |
Auckland Weekly News, 29 March 1873, p.7|Daily Southern Cross, 24 March 1870 2 June 1870|Index of Inward Correspondence for the Customs Department, C - 3/3-3/10|Russell Review, Marie King, 'Victorian Gothic: The Russell police station', Vol. 2 Issue 4, Spring 1979, pp.3-8|David McGill, The Guardians at the Gate:The History of the New Zealand Customs Department, Wellington, Silver Owl Press for the New Zealand Customs Dept., 1991, pp.41-48|C. R. O'Hara, Northland Made to Order, Whangarei, 1986|Register of Inward Correspondence for the Customs Department, C - 2/2-2/7|Register of Inward Correspondence for the Police Department, P - 2/15|Peter Richardson, 'Constructing a Colonial Identity:W. H. Clayton's Designs for Government Buildings in New Zealand Towns 1869-77', in Sarsaparilla to Muckadilla: Society of Architectural Historians (ANZ) - A Conference on Towns in Australia and New Zealand, Brisbane 30 Sept to 2 Oct 1994, [Brisbane], 1994, pp.79-87|Peter Richardson, 'Building the Dominion:Government Architecture in New Zealand 1840-1922', PhD thesis, University of Canterbury, 1997|R. M. Ross, 'Police Station, Russell', unpublished ms., Auckland, 1967 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983 |
None |
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
[{'y': 6659338, 'x': 2612829}] |
2612829,6659338 |
None |
Clayton, William HenryPriar, John |
Clayton, William HenryPriar, John |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
68 |
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Pt OLC 39 (CT NA1592/100), North Auckland Land District |
St James' Church (Anglican) |
St James Church (Anglican) |
None |
25-Jun-2008 |
Historic Place |
I |
Cemeteries and Burial Sites - Cemetery/Graveyard/Burial Ground|Religion - Church|Religion - Churchyard|Cemeteries and Burial Sites - Grave surrounds/ railing|Cemeteries and Burial Sites - Headstone |
St James' Church (Anglican) is part of a cultural site considered to be a high priority for immediate world heritage listing and which has been included on New Zealand's Tentative World Heritage List.A fully referenced registration report is available from the NZHPT Northern Region Office. |
Martin Jones and Joan McKenzie |
209 Kerikeri Road, KERIKERI |
68 |
None |
Northland Region |
None |
27-Jun-1985 |
Other - Site of chapel:1829|Other - Churchyard in use for burial:1835|Original Construction - Construction of St James' Church:1878|Modification - Roof shingles replaced by corrugated iron:1910|Addition - Extension of nave and vestry/porch:1963|Addition - Extension of sanctuary/chancel:1969 |
Cemeteries and Burial Sites - Cemetery/Graveyard/Burial Ground|Religion - Church|Religion - Churchyard|Cemeteries and Burial Sites - Grave surrounds/ railing|Cemeteries and Burial Sites - Headstone |
Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983|Church of the Province of New Zealand Bay of Islands Parochial District, A Lamp Still Burns in Kerikeri, Whangarei, 1969|Nancy Pickmere, Kerikeri:Heritage of Dreams, Russell, 1994|Nancy Pickmere, Whangarei:The Founding Years, Whangarei, 1986|R. M. Ross, 'St James' Church, Kerikeri', unpublished ms., Auckland, 1967 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|A P B Watson, Chapel to Church: An Account of the Setting Up of the Mission Station at Kerikeri in 1819 and of the Events that Followed During the Years 1824-1997, 3rd ed., Kerikeri, 1997 |
None |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The structure is associated with gravestones, inhumations and the buried remains of an 1829 chapel in its churchyard. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
[{'y': 0, 'x': 0}] |
0,0 |
[] |
Clarke, MarsdenCook, W |
Clarke, MarsdenCook, W |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
69 |
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Puketapu 1A1 Maori Reserve Gaz 1948 p.70 |
St Michael's Church (Anglican) and Stone Walls |
St Michaels Church (Anglican) |
testing |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
None |
None |
State Highway 12, NGAWHA |
69 |
None |
Northland Region |
None |
5-Apr-1984 |
Original Construction:1871 |
Religion - Church |
James Belich, 'The New Zealand Wars and the Victorian Interpretation of Racial Conflict', Auckland, 1986|R. M. Ross, 'Maori Church, Ohaeawai', unpublished ms., Auckland, 1967 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
[{'y': 6646667, 'x': 2588451}] |
2588451,6646667 |
None |
Neilson & Cook |
Neilson & Cook |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
70 |
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Pts OLC 54 Adj Pakaraka Township BLK X Kawakawa SD |
The Retreat |
The Retreat (dwelling) |
None |
10-Jul-2002 |
Historic Place |
I |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
This historic place was registered under the Historic Places Act 1980. This report includes the text from the original Building Classification Committee report considered by the NZHPT Board at the time of registration. |
Martin Jones |
State Highway 1, PAKARAKA |
70 |
Timber framing with weatherboard cladding; boxed corners with scribers; all in kauri. Hipped roof, now with corrugated iron. Timber piles. |
Northland Region |
None |
15-Feb-1990 |
Other - Possible site of Maori field system:pre-1830s|Original Construction - Construction of dwelling:1850 - 1852|Addition - Conservatory added against northern verandah:pre-1877|Modification - Conservatory demolished:pre-1950|Modification - Northeast bedroom wing added, with internal alterations to the main dwelling:1950 (circa)|Addition - Southeast service wing (possibly a relocated 1840s cottage): |
Residential buildings and associated places - House|Retail and Commercial - Restaurant/cafe/tearoom |
Kay Boese, 'Tides of History:Bay of Islands County', Whangarei, 1977, pp. 164-169|Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Robin Fisher, 'Henry Williams', Vol.1 1769-1869, Wellington, 1990 Sarah Marianne Williams, 'Marianne Williams', in W.H. Oliver (ed), Vol.1 1769-1869, Wellington, 1990|R. W. Langley, 'The Retreat, Pakaraka', BArch measured drawings, University of Auckland, 1968|New Zealand Historic Places Trust, 'The Retreat', State Highway 1, Pakaraka, North Auckland', NZHPT Buildings Classification Committee Report, Wellington, 1989 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|R. M. Ross, 'The Retreat (Mrs Poore), Pakaraka', unpublished ms., Auckland, 1967 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|R. M. Ross, 'Garden next door to The Retreat, Pakaraka', unpublished ms., Auckland, 1967 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|John Stacpoole, 'The Retreat, Pakaraka, Bay of Islands', New Zealand Historic Places Trust Report, Wellington, 1979 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Douglas G. Sutton (ed.), The Archaeology of the Kainga:A Study of Precontact Maori Undefended Settlements at Pouerua, Northland, New Zealand (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1994|Henry Williams, The Early Journals of Henry Williams 1826-40, (ed.) L.M. Rogers, Christchurch, 1961, p.137|Florence Keene, Legacies in Kauri:Old Homes and Churches of the North, Whangarei, 1978|Jeremy Salmond, Old New Zealand Houses 1800-1940, Auckland, 1986, Reed Methuen |
None |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The structure is associated with historic trees and other plantings, and likely archaeological deposits of nineteenth-century and - possibly - earlier date.Its general historical and ecclesiastical associations. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
[{'y': 6648515, 'x': 2597272}] |
2597272,6648515 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
71 |
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Te Ti A Pt Allots 8-13 16 18 21 23 Waitangi Psh Blks III IV |
Waitangi Treaty Monument |
Treaty of Waitangi Monument |
None |
15-Nov-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Monuments, memorials and sites of particular events - Monuments, memorial, site of particular event - other |
None |
Martin Jones |
Te Karuwha Parade, PAIHIA |
71 |
None |
Northland Region |
None |
19-Mar-1987 |
Other - Site of Matai-whetu pa:pre-1840|Original Construction - Construction of Waitangi Treaty Monument:1880 - 1881 (circa)|Addition - Railing erected around base:pre-1899|Modification - Railing removed:pre-1977 |
None |
Auckland Weekly News, 24 March 1899, pp.22, 35; Supplement pp.1-3|Kay Boese, 'Tides of History:Bay of Islands County', Whangarei, 1977, pp.124-132|Martin McLean, 'The Garden Of New Zealand':A History of the Waitangi Treaty House and Grounds from Pre-European Times to the Present', D.O.C. Science and Research Report No.76, Wellington, 1990, pp.9-10|Claudia Orange, The Treaty of Waitangi, Wellington, 1987|Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983 |
None |
Registration covers the structure, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The structure is associated with buried archaeological deposits, including the remains of an earlier pa. |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
[{'y': 6657892, 'x': 2609025}] |
2609025,6657892 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
72 |
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Wharau A Block, Blk XIII Mangamuka SD |
Church of Our Lady of the Assumption |
Catholic Church |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
This historic place was registered under the Historic Places Act 1980. This report includes the text from the original Building Classification Committee report considered by the NZHPT Board at the time of registration. |
None |
Motukaraka Point Road, MOTUKARAKA |
72 |
Timber piles; truss system for the main roof; building is of kauri timber. |
Northland Region |
None |
15-Feb-1990 |
Original Construction:1910 |
Religion - Church |
New Zealand Historic Places Trust, 'Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, Motukaraka Point Road, Motukaraka, Hokianga', NZHPT Buildings Classification Committee Report, Wellington, 1989 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983|Jeremy Salmond, Old New Zealand Houses 1800-1940, Auckland, 1986, Reed Methuen |
None |
The spectacular siting. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
[{'y': 6646476, 'x': 25555053}] |
25555053,6646476 |
None |
Mahoney, Thomas |
Mahoney, Thomas |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
73 |
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Pt Allot 244 Town of Rawene (CT NA752/65), North Auckland Land District |
Clendon House |
None |
None |
27-Jun-2008 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
A copy of the original report is available from the NZHPT Northern Region office. |
Martin Jones and Joan McKenzie |
14 Parnell Street, RAWENE |
73 |
None |
Northland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Other - Site of earlier dwelling and possible construction of kitchen outbuilding:1862|Original Construction - Construction of main residence:1866 - 1872|Addition - Bathroom and laundry added to southwest corner of main residence:1900 (circa)|Modification - Roof shingles of main residence replaced by corrugated iron and possible rear gable removed:1910 (circa)|Addition - Lean-to constructed against north wall of kitchen outbuilding and internal kitchen alterations made.:pre-1920|Demolished - Other - Possible earlier dwelling and kitchen lean-to demolished. Construction of bedroom connecting north east corner of main residence with kitchen outbuilding:1937 (circa)|Demolished - Other - 1930s bedroom demolished. Major repairs to main residence:1974 (circa) - 1978 (circa) |
Residential buildings and associated places - House|Residential buildings and associated places - Kitchen - Residential out-building |
Drew Brownson, Rawene:Heart of the Hokianga, Motukaraka, 1984|Florence Keene, Legacies in Kauri:Old Homes and Churches of the North, Whangarei, 1978|R M Ross, Clendon House, Rawene, Wellington, 1978 |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/en/placesToVisit/northland/ClendonHouse.aspx |
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
[{'y': 6645119, 'x': 2556678}] |
2556678,6645119 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
75 |
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Pt OLC 78 (CT NA776/23), North Auckland Land District |
Mangungu Mission House |
None |
None |
26-Jun-2007 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
None |
Martin Jones |
107 Motukiore Road, MANGUNGU |
75 |
None |
Northland Region |
None |
1-Sep-1983 |
Other - Establishment of Mangungu Mission:1828|Original Construction - Construction of mission house:1838 - 1839|Relocation - Moved to Onehunga:1855|Modification - Insertion of dormer windows and other modifications:pre-1900|Relocation - Relocation to Grey Street, Onehunga:1921 (circa)|Relocation - Relocation to current site at Mangungu:1972|Modification - Restoration by NZHPT and Ministry of Works:1972 - 1977 |
Religion - Mission House|Religion - Vicarage/Manse/Presbytery/Rectory |
Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983|Patricia Adams, 'Mangungu Mission House', NZHPT report, Wellington, 1974 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Auckland Architectural Association Bulletin, Patricia Adams, 'The Restoration of the Mangungu Mission House', No. 74, May/June 1976|Journal of the Auckland-Waikato Historical Societies, Anon, 'The Methodist Mission House from Hokianga', No.19, September 1971, pp.2-3|Florence Keene, Legacies in Kauri:Old Homes and Churches of the North, Whangarei, 1978, pp.49-52|Rev. William Morley, The History of Methodism in New Zealand, Wellington, 1900|Claudia Orange, The Treaty of Waitangi, Wellington, 1987, pp.61-66 |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/en/placesToVisit/northland/MangunguMission.aspx |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
[{'y': 6649448, 'x': 2562623}] |
2562623,6649448 |
None |
Hobbs, John |
Hobbs, John |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
76 |
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Pt Pakinga B No 1 Blk (CT NA388/38), North Auckland Land District |
St Gabriel's Church (Catholic) |
St Gabriels Church (Catholic) |
St Gabriel's Church (Catholic) is located on a rise a short distance to the west of Warawara Forest Road approximately 500 m south of its junction with Pawarenga Road. |
25-Jun-2008 |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church|Religion - Churchyard |
A fully referenced registration report is available from the NZHPT Northern Region office. |
Martin Jones, Joan McKenzie and Stuart Park |
Warawara Forest Road, PAWARENGA |
76 |
Timber, with concrete footings and corrugated iron roof. The belfry roof is of copper. |
Northland Region |
Registration confirmed (BD2008/06/22) on 27 June 2008. |
27-Jun-2008 |
Other - Possible earlier church on the site and early grave markers:pre- 1899|Original Construction - Construction of church:1899|Modification - Some timber piles replaced by mass concrete blocks:pre-1982|Modification - Reblocking on reinforced concrete footing Bottom plate replaced Roof, spouting and ridging replaced. Electricity provided.:1982 - 1983|Modification - Replacement of rotten timber in exterior walls, buttresses and floors Replacement of bottom plates:1982 - 1983 |
Religion - Church|Religion - Churchyard |
Anon., The Story of Mill Hill in New Zealand 1886-1966, Putaruru, 1966|Historic Places in New Zealand, Anne Herbert, 'A Community Renaissance', No.6, September 1984, pp.13-14|Michael King, God's Farthest Outpost - A History of Catholics in New Zealand. Penguin Books, Auckland, 1997.|Robin Morrison, A Journey: Twenty Five Black and White Photographs of Churches and Sites in the Northland Area of New Zealand, Auckland, 1994|Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983|Peter Shaw, New Zealand Architecture:From Polynesian Beginnings to 1990, Auckland, 1991|E.R. Simmons, In Cruce Salus: A History of the Diocese of Auckland 1844-1980, Auckland, 1982 |
None |
Registration covers the structure, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The building is associated with buried archaeological deposits. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Shannon, Robert |
Shannon, Robert |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
78 |
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Allot 295 Town of Mangonui |
Mangonui Courthouse (Former) |
Mangonui Police Station|Mongonui Courthouse |
None |
30-May-2002 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Art Gallery |
None |
Martin Jones |
124 Waterfront Drive, MANGONUI |
78 |
Timber framed on Totara piles. Plain weatherboards. All timber is Kauri including joinery. Corrugated iron roof. |
Northland Region |
None |
16-Nov-1989 |
Other - Site of customhouse:pre-1884|Original Construction - Construction of Courthouse and outbuilding:1892|Modification - Repairs, including re-roofing and replacement of ventilator with replica:1978 - 1979|Modification - Outbuilding demolished:1983 |
Law Enforcement - Courthouse|Law Enforcement - Police station |
Greg Bowron, 'Mangonui Courthouse:Cyclical Maintenance Plan', Wellington, 1992, held by NZHPT, Auckland|Neva Clarke McKenna, Mangonui:Gateway to the Far North, Kerikeri, 1990|Rosslyn J. Noonan, By Design:A Brief History of the Public Works Department Ministry of Works 1870-1970, Wellington, 1975|New Zealand Historic Places Trust, 'The former Mangonui Courthouse, 6 Beach Road, Mangonui', NZHPT Buildings Classification Committee Report, Wellington, 1989 (held by NZHPT, Auckland); NZHPT File number 8/6|Peter Richardson, 'An Architecture of Empire:The Government Buildings of John Campbell in New Zealand', MA Thesis, University of Canterbury, 1988|Florence Keene, Legacies in Kauri:Old Homes and Churches of the North, Whangarei, 1978|Jeremy Salmond, Old New Zealand Houses 1800-1940, Auckland, 1986, Reed Methuen |
None |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes, including recent modifications. The structure is associated with buried archaeological deposits of nineteenth-century date and other elements of the historic landscape, including a large oak tree to the rear.- The interior woodwork- Original chattels and fittings including the dock, judge's bench, the safe and a table made by prisoners. |
None |
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None |
None |
|
[{'y': 6690017, 'x': 2259850}] |
2259850,6690017 |
None |
Campbell, JohnGarton, George |
Campbell, JohnGarton, George |
None |
None |
|
Far North District Council |
80 |
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Pt Allot 1 Parish of Muriwhenua, North Auckland Registry, Certificate of Title NA778/57 |
Subritzky-Wagener House |
Subritzky House|Mount Camel Station |
None |
14-May-2002 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
This historic place was registered under the Historic Places Act 1980. This report includes the text from the original Building Classification Committee report considered by the NZHPT Board at the time of registration. |
Martin Jones |
221 Houhora Heads Road, Houhora Heads, KAITAIA |
80 |
Concrete floors to kitchen, verandah and two outer bedrooms. Kauri floors elsewhere. Walls half-timbered with kauri studs and Manuka tree laths laid horizontally; hard packed rubble infill, using stone from Mount Camel, plastered with a lime-based cement. Gable ends and roof timber framed. Roof clad with corrugated iron. |
Northland Region |
None |
28-Jun-1990 |
Modification - Collapse of smoke house:pre-1964|Modification - Limited alterations to interior, including rebuilding of northern wall of kitchen in concrete, Kauri floor in pantry replaced with particle board.:1966 (circa)|Original Construction - Construction of house:1860 (circa) - 1862 (circa)|Modification - Tower removed:1897 (circa)|Modification - Oven installed in kitchen:1900 (circa)|Modification - Timber east wing removed:1902 |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
James N. Bade (ed.), New Zealand and German-Speaking Europe in the Nineteenth Century, Auckland, 1993|Alice Evans, Mount Camel Calling, Auckland, 1984|Miles Lewis, Victorian Primitive, Carlton, 1977|New Zealand Historic Places Trust, 'Subritzky House, Houhora Heads Road, Houhora', NZHPT Buildings Classification Committee Report, Wellington, 1990 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Jeremy Salmond, Old New Zealand Houses 1800-1940, Auckland, 1986, Reed Methuen|P Freeman, The Homestead:A Riverina Anthology, Melbourne, 1982|F M Keen, To the Northward, Whangarei, 1977|F M Keene. Kaitaia and Its People, Whangarei, 1989|Auckland Star, Move to Save Far North Pioneer Home', 12 May 1966, p17|Auckland Weekly News, 'Fugitives From Poland Found Haven in NZ', 18 November 1964, pp52-53|Church Gazette, 'From the Bishop's Journal', January 1874, p3|New Zealand Herald, 'Century Old House Being Restored as Tribute to Northland Family', 7 June 1966, p5 'Author is Impressed With Work Done on the Homestead', 4 February 1967, held at Auckland School of Architecture Libary Cuttings File, 'Historic Houses' 'Folk Museums Need Spark of Originality', 26 May 1970, p6|Historic Places in New Zealand, No. 15, December 1986|Kaitaia Museum, The Northlander, 'Old Houhora Homestead Houses Magnificent Museum', No. 10, 1970, pp. 65-66, Kaitaia Museum File 75/12. |
http://www.northlandholiday.co.nz/historic_homestead.htm |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. It includes recent modifications. The structure is associated with nineteenth-century garden features, trees and buried archaeological deposits. It is close to other significant structures, notably a blacksmith's forge and a dance hall/gum shed.Half-timbered construction. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
[{'y': 6708684, 'x': 2524280}] |
2524280,6708684 |
None |
Subritzky, Ludolph & Heinrich |
Subritzky, Ludolph & Heinrich |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Franklin District Council) |
81 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/81a_lg.jpg |
Allot E 98 Waiuku East Parish Blk XIII Drury SD |
St Bride's Church (Anglican) |
St Brides Church (Anglican) |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
This historic place was registered under the Historic Places Act 1980. This report includes the text from the original Building Classification Committee report considered by the NZHPT Board at the time of registration. |
None |
Findlay Road, Mauku, PUKEKOHE |
81 |
Original puriri block foundations replaced in 1953 by concrete blocks. Totara framing with kauri joists and flooring. Roof structure of scissor trusses and kauri sarking. Roof and spire shingled. Exterior cladding of kauri vertical board and batten. Interior originally unlined, but later clad with horizontal kauri boarding. |
Auckland Region |
None |
15-Feb-1990 |
Modification - Fifty-four loopholes for rifles cut into exterior walls.:1863|Modification - Interior clad with horizontal boarding. Clear glass windows in chancel replaced with stained glass windows for church centenary. Pulpit and font installed.:1884|Modification - Wooden shingles on roof replaced by fibro-cement shingles.:1961|Original Construction:1861 |
Religion - Church |
I J Lownsborough. 1961 A History of St Brides Church, Waiuku |
None |
Two original oil lamps (now wired for electricity); rifle loopholes; stained glass windows in chancel. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Purchas, Arthur Guyon |
Purchas, Arthur Guyon |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Rodney District Council) |
82 |
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Lot 1 DP 146840 Flat DP 146840Blk VII Mahurangi SD |
Cement Works Ruin |
Wilsons (NZ) Portland Cement Ltd |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
None |
None |
Wilson Road, WARKWORTH |
82 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction:1866 |
Manufacturing and Processing - Manufacturing & Processing - other |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
[] |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Rodney District Council) |
83 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/83a_lg.jpg |
Pt allot 125 Puhoi Psh Blk XV SO 975, Mahurangi SD |
Church of St Peter and St Paul (Catholic) |
Church of St Peter & St Paul (Catholic)|Church of St Peter and St Paul |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
This historic place was registered under the Historic Places Act 1980. This report includes the text from the original Building Classification Committee report considered by the NZHPT Board at the time of registration. |
None |
Puhoi Road, Puhoi, NORTH AUCKLAND |
83 |
The church is constructed of Kauri. The exterior is clad in weatherboards. The gable roof is supported by exposed scissor trusses with each alternate one linked by a tie rod. The interior is lined with tongue and groove sarking. |
Auckland Region |
None |
16-Nov-1989 |
Original Construction:1881|Modification - Lean to at front of church replaced by elaborate stepped altar and side-sacristy.:1899|Modification - Plain glass window (side and front) replaced by coloured glass windows.:1923|Modification - Pews replaced. Six original pews retained and installed in choir loft, stepped altar replaced by table-like slab.:1963 |
Religion - Church |
Auckland Weekly News, 30 July 1881, Pg. 5|New Zealand Heritage, Vol. III, P. 863-868|Cyril Knight, The Selwyn Churches of Auckland, Auckland, 1972.|Jeremy Salmond, Old New Zealand Houses 1800-1940, Auckland, 1986, Reed Methuen|University of Auckland, Sheppard Collection |
None |
The coloured glass windows along each side of the church. Beneath each window is the name of an original family.The unusual arrangement of lancet windows on the church's front facade. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Wrigley, James (1838 - 1882)Wenzlick, James |
Wrigley, James (1838 - 1882)Wenzlick, James |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Rodney District Council) |
84 |
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Lots 1 2 3 DP 31499 Blk XIV Otamatea SD |
Minniesdale Chapel |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
This historic place was registered under the Historic Places Act 1980. This report includes the text from the original Building Classification Committee report considered by the NZHPT Board at the time of registration. |
None |
Shegadeen Road, Wharehine, WELLSFORD |
84 |
Wooden piles on concrete footings; timber frame; corrugated iron roof; exterior cladding Kauri. |
Auckland Region |
None |
16-Nov-1989 |
Original Construction:1867|Modification - The open porch had outer doors added to the Gothic opening in 1872.:1872 |
Religion - Chapel |
John Fleming, Hugh Honour and N. Pevsner, Dictionary of Architecture, London, 1980 The Penguin Dictionary of Architecture, Third Edition, Harmondsworth 1980|H. Mabett Wellsford - Tidal Creek to Gum Ridge, Wellsford 1968|Weekly News, 11 January 1868|Minniesdale Chapel Archives, Minute Book of the Minniesdale Chapel 1866 Original held by Mrs Pauline Stables, Secretary, Minniesdale Church and Cemetery, RD3, Wellsford |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (North Shore City Council) |
86 |
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Fort Takapuna Historic Reserve Section 3 SO Plan 69845 and Fort Takapuna Recreation Reserve Section 2 SO Plan 69845 |
Fort Takapuna / O Peretu |
Fort Takapuna - O Peretu|Fort Cautley|HMNZS Tamaki|Narrow Neck Camp|Takapuna Head|Disappearing Gun Fort|Examination Battery|Naval Observation Post & Camp |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
A copy of the original report is available from the NZHPT Northern Region office. |
None |
Vauxhall Road, Fort Takapuna Historic Reserve, NORTH SHORE |
86 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
6-Apr-2001 |
Original Construction:1885 |
Military - Fortification |
New Zealand Defence Force, AI054/2495B Pt.l North Head and Takapuna Defences 1911-12; AI054/2495A Pt.2 North Head and Takapuna Defences 1912-15; AI054/2495C PU North Head and Takapuna Defences, 1915-16; AI05412489A Pt.4 North Head and TakapunaDefences, 1919-24; AI05412489B Pt.5 North Head and Takapuna Defences, 1924-26; AI054/2489C Pt.6 North Head and Takapuna Defences, 1927-28; AI054/2490B Pt. 7 North Head and Takapuna Defences, 1929-33; AI054/2490C Pt.8 North Head and Takapuna Defences, 1935-40; A1054/2490D Pt.9 North Head and Takapuna Defences, 1937-38; AI054/2490A Pt.l0 North Head and Takapuna Defences, 1934|Lieutenant-Colonel F J Fox, 'Report on The New Zealand Defence Works and Armaments', Part II, Wellington, 1893|I McGibbon. The Path to Gallipoli. GP Books, Wellington, 1991|J Mitchell, 'The Disappearing Guns of Auckland:The History and Archaeology of the forts of Auckland Harbour', Thesis in fulfilment of Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology, Auckland University, 1995|Conservation Plan, Treadwell Associates 1996, Conservation Plan for the North Head Summit Buildings, Department of Conservation. Auckland |
http://www.doc.govt.nz/conservation/historic/by-region/auckland/auckland-area/fort-takapuna-historic-reserve/ |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
87 |
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Lot 3 DP 199779 |
Colonial Ammunition Company Shot Tower |
None |
None |
21-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Historic Property |
None |
Martin Jones |
26-30 Normanby Road, Mt Eden, AUCKLAND |
87 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
24-Nov-1983 |
Original Construction - Construction of shot tower and shot-making building:1916 (circa)|Addition - Attached lead squirting factory and lead store:pre-1923|Addition - New shot-making building:pre-1932|Other - Demolition of attached buildings:2001 |
Manufacturing and Processing - Shot Tower |
None |
None |
Registration covers the structure, its fixtures and finishes. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
88 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/88a_lg.jpg |
Pt Allots 105 177 Sec 6, Area A on SO 51947-GAZ 1876 P-427 |
Mt Eden Prison |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
None |
None |
Lauder Road, Mt Eden, AUCKLAND |
88 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
24-Nov-1983 |
None |
Law Enforcement - Prison |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
[] |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
89 |
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Secs 1 2 SO 310206 and Pt Lot 2 DP 380498 (CTs 464734, 464735, 464736), North Auckland Land District. |
The Pah (Former) |
Monte Cecilia Convent|Pah Farm|The Pah|Monte Cecilia (dwelling)|'Monte Cecilia' (dwelling, formerly 'The Pah') |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
None |
72A Hillsborough Road, Hillsborough, AUCKLAND |
89 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
1-Sep-1983 |
Original Construction:1880 |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Mahoney, Thomas |
Mahoney, Thomas |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
90 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/90a_lg.jpg |
Pt DP 1162 Pt Lot1 DP15758 Lot1 & 2 DP25914 Lot3 DP28572 etc |
Kings College Chapel |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
None |
None |
37 Golf Avenue, Otahuhu, AUCKLAND |
90 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
24-Nov-1983 |
Original Construction:1922 |
Religion - Chapel |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Abbott, Richard Atkinson |
Abbott, Richard Atkinson |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
91 |
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Pt Allot 14 Sec 36 Village of Onehunga, (NZ Gazette 1981 p.1753), North Auckland Land District |
Onehunga Blockhouse |
Jellicoe Lodge|Park Lodge |
None |
21-Jun-2010 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Club rooms/building|Civic facilities and recreation - Fountain|Civic facilities and recreation - Historic or recreation reserve |
A fully referenced registration report is available from the NZHPT Northern Region office. |
Joan McKenzie |
Corner Quadrant Road and Grey Street; Jellicoe Park, Onehunga, AUCKLAND |
91 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
5-Apr-1984 |
Modification - Iron sheeting attached to exterior doors.:1863|Modification - Lining of interior:1877|Addition - Within northwest angle of cruciform:1888 (circa) - 1892 (circa)|Original Construction - Outbuilding:|Modification - Rear door replaced, or iron sheeting removed; shingle roof replaced by iron:|Modification - Loopholes bricked up:1907 (circa) - 1921 (circa)|Original Construction - Neilson Memorial drinking fountain:1922|Modification - Blocking up of some window openings, replacement of floor and roof cladding, interior relined:1962 - 1966|Relocation - Journey's End, a replica fencible cottage (1959), to Jellicoe Park:1969|Relocation - Laishley House (1859-60) to Jellicoe Park, from Princes Street:1985|Original Construction:1860 |
Military - Blockhouse|Civic facilities and recreation - Club rooms/building|Civic facilities and recreation - Fountain|Civic facilities and recreation - Historic or recreation reserve|Residential buildings and associated places - House|Education - School |
Matthews and Matthews Architects Ltd, 'Jellicoe Park Heritage Buildings Onehunga', September 2002, Auckland|Norine Ashe, The Families and the History of the Onehunga Blockhouse, Onehunga, 1981|G.G.M Mitchell, The Blockhouse of Onehunga, Onehunga, 1964|J. Mogford, The Onehunga Heritage, Wellington, 1989. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Redwood, John |
Redwood, John |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
92 |
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Allot 14 Sec 13 City of Auckland (CT NA14B/1135) and Secs 2, 3 SO 374931 (NZ Gazette 2006, p.3529), North Auckland Land District |
Auckland City Art Gallery |
Auckland Art Gallery|Toi o Tamaki |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Art Gallery |
None |
None |
Corner 1 Kitchener Street and Wellesley Street, AUCKLAND |
92 |
None |
Auckland Region |
Registration confirmed 24 November 1983 (HP 334/1983). |
24-Nov-1983 |
Original Construction:1885 - 1888 |
Civic facilities and recreation - Art Gallery|Government and Administration - Council/local government building|Civic facilities and recreation - Library |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Grainger & D'Ebro |
Grainger & D'Ebro |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
93 |
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Lot 50 DP 189217 |
Auckland Railway Station |
The Railway Campus |
None |
15-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Residential buildings and associated places - Residential Buildings - other |
Received Gold Award (1931) from NZIA. |
Martin Jones |
132-148 Beach Road, AUCKLAND |
93 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
29-Nov-1985 |
Other - Reclamation of land:1901 - 1910|Original Construction - Construction of Auckland Railway Station:1928 - 1930|Addition - Extension of east wing:1943|Modification - Internal modifications and conservation:1998 - 1999 |
Transport - Railway station/ platform/ refreshment room |
Rod Clough and Don Prince, 'Quay Park Development:Archaeological Monitoring', Auckland, 1997 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|J. D. Mahoney, Down at the Station:A Study of the New Zealand Railway Station, Palmerston North, 1987, p.97-100|Conservation Plan, Salmond Architects, 'Auckland Railway Station: A Conservation Plan', Auckland, 1989 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Geoffrey Thornton, Cast in Concrete:Concrete Construction in New Zealand 1850-1939, Auckland, 1996, p.210-211 |
None |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes, and includes recent modifications. It also includes its conjoining underpass, platforms, platform shelters and other structures. The building lies on reclaimed land in Mechanic's Bay |
None |
|
None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
Gummer & Ford |
Gummer & Ford |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
94 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0094a_lg.jpg |
Pt Auckland Domain, Recreation Reserve, Gaz 1980 p.220 |
Auckland War Memorial Museum |
Auckland Domain Auckland War Memorial Museum |
None |
21-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Monuments, memorials and sites of particular events - Memorial - Post World War Two|Monuments, memorials and sites of particular events - Memorial - South African War|Monuments, memorials and sites of particular events - Memorial - World War One|Monuments, memorials and sites of particular events - Memorial - World War Two|Civic facilities and recreation - Museum |
Received Gold Award (1929) and National Award (2000) from NZIA. |
Martin Jones |
28 Domain Drive, Auckland Domain, AUCKLAND |
94 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
27-Jun-1985 |
Original Construction:1924 - 1929|Addition - Rear addition:1956 - 1960|Addition - Auditorium and supper room added:1969|Modification - Major refurbishment:1995 - 2001 |
None |
Conservation Plan, Salmond Architects, 'Auckland War Memorial Museum Building, Auckland: A Conservation Plan', Auckland, 1993|Peter Shaw, New Zealand Architecture:From Polynesian Beginnings to 1990, Auckland, 1991, pp.115-116 |
http://www.aucklandmuseum.com/|http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/node/395 |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The building is considered to lie on the site of Pukekawa, which may have been used for horticultural activity in the pre-colonial period. |
None |
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None |
None |
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None |
None |
None |
Grierson, Aimer & Draffin |
Grierson, Aimer & Draffin |
None |
None |
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Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
95 |
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Lot 1 DP 100238 |
Bank of New Zealand Building |
B.N.Z. Building|Bank of New Zealand Facade (Former)|BNZ Building |
None |
7-Nov-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Monuments, memorials and sites of particular events - Monuments, memorial, site of particular event - other |
NZHPT Heritage Order (02Jul84) |
Martin Jones |
125-129 Queen Street, AUCKLAND |
95 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
2-Jul-1982 |
Original Construction - Construction of BNZ:1866 - 1867|Addition - Building extended, including facade:1882|Modification - Demolition of building, except for facade:1986 |
Finance - Bank |
Cyclopedia Company, Industrial, descriptive, historical, biographical facts, figures, illustrations, Wellington, N.Z, 1897-1908, Vol.2, Christchurch, 1902, p.294|New Zealand Historic Places Trust, Historic Buildings of Northland and Auckland, Wellington, 1989, p.55|John Stacpoole, Colonial Architecture in New Zealand, Wellington, 1976, pp.118-120|Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983, pp.126-127|R. C. J. Stone, Makers of Fortune:A Colonial Business Community and its Fall, Auckland, 1973, pp.21-22 |
None |
Registration covers the facade, its footings and fixtures. |
None |
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None |
None |
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None |
None |
None |
Terry, Leonard |
Terry, Leonard |
None |
None |
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Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
96 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/96a_lg.jpg |
Lot 2 DP 156404 |
Carrington Hospital |
Oakley Hospital|Unitec |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
None |
None |
1-62 Carrington Road, Point Chevalier, AUCKLAND |
96 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
19-Mar-1986 |
Original Construction:1865 |
Health Services - Hospital |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
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Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
97 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/97a_lg.jpg |
Allots 34-35 Sec 18 Town of Auckland, Sec 1 SO 352517 (CT 385049), North Auckland Land District |
Cathedral Church of St Patrick and St Joseph (Catholic) |
Cathedral Church of St Patrick & St Joseph (Roman Catholic)|St Patrick's Cathedral|St Patricks Cathedral|Cathedral Church of St Patrick and St Joseph (Roman Catholic) |
None |
26-Jun-2009 |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
NZIA Resene New Zealand Award Winners 2009, Category: HeritageA copy of the original report is available from the NZHPT Northern Region office. |
Joan McKenzie |
Corner 41 Wyndham Street and St Patricks Square, AUCKLAND |
97 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
6-Sep-1984 |
Original Construction - Pre-construction:Church of St Patrick and St Joseph erected in timber: 1842 - 1843|Modification - Pre-construction:Cathedral Church of St Patrick and St Joseph erected in scoria: 1846 - 1848|Modification - Partial demolition and use of scoria structure as transept for new Cathedral:1884 - 1885|Original Construction - Construction:Nave and tower: 1884 - 1885|Addition - Single storey porches to north, west and south side of tower:1905 (circa)|Demolished - Other - Demolition:Most of 1848 scoria structure: 1906 - 1907|Original Construction - Construction:Transepts, sanctuary, sacristies, side chapels, baptistery. Addition: Second storey to north and south porches: 1906 - 1907|Modification - New cement coating to exterior walls, slate roof replaced by aluminium tiles:1958|Modification - Old altar removed, sanctuary area and altar relocated:1984|Modification - Strengthening, conservation work including reinstatement of slate roof, construction of stone altar dais. Addition:Sacristy, chapel, access ramp shelter, glass panel in floor: 2005 - 2007 |
Religion - Cathedral|Religion - Church |
Conservation Plan, 'St Patrick's Cathedral, Auckland: A Conservation Plan', Auckland, 1998; Presbytery: St Patrick's Cathedral', Conservation Plan, Revised Draft 2002 (copy held by NZHPT Auckland)|E.R. Simmons, In Cruce Salus: A History of the Diocese of Auckland 1844-1980, Auckland, 1982|E.R. Simmons, The Story of St Patrick's, Auckland, 1985 |
http://www.stpatricks.org.nz |
None |
None |
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None |
None |
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None |
None |
None |
Mahoney, EdwardMahoney, Thomas |
Mahoney, EdwardMahoney, Thomas |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
98 |
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Part of Pt Allot 2 Sec 6 Suburbs of Auckland, CT NA558/251 |
Church of the Holy Sepulchre and Hall |
St Paul's Church (Hall only)|St Sepulchre|St Sepulchre's Church|Tatai Hono Marae (Hall only) |
None |
9-Jun-2006 |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church|Religion - Church Hall/Sunday School |
A fully referenced version of this report is available from the NZHPT Northern Region Office. |
Martin Jones and Joan McKenzie |
Corner 71 Khyber Pass Road and Burleigh Street, Grafton, AUCKLAND |
98 |
Church: Timber frame and wall cladding, with corrugated iron roof and brick foundations.Hall: Timber frame and wall cladding, with corrugated iron roof and concrete block foundations. |
Auckland Region |
Registration confirmed BD2006/06/15 on 30 Jun 2006. |
30-Jun-2006 |
Original Construction - Church:1880 (circa) - 1881 (circa)|Modification - Shingle roof replaced with corrugated iron:|Modification - Current pulpit installed.:1892 (circa) - 1896 (circa)|Modification - Brindley & Foster organ installed.:1896|Modification - Grand open arches in north and west screens of south vestry filled in with panelling.:pre-1928|Modification - Boundary picket fence and gates removed.:pre-1929|Modification - Baptism font relocated to nave and robing room provided in west end of nave.:1920 (circa) - 1930 (circa)|Modification - Panelled screen with bevel glass constructed at right angles to south aisle wall.:1935|Modification - Vestry, south side of chancel extended and converted into a Lady Chapel.:1938|Modification - Robing room/music equipment room partitioned off at western end of north aisle.:|Modification - Vestry, north side of chancel remodelled.:1950 (circa) - 1960 (circa)|Modification - Plasterboard ceiling added to 1920s robing room, room converted into a Sunday School area.:1970 (circa) - 1980 (circa)|Modification - Church re-roofed; spire re-clad with copper; sprinkler system installed.:2001|Original Construction - Nave and transepts erected in Eden Crescent.:1885|Modification - Building relocated next to the Church of Holy Sepulchre; transepts extended by 2.4m; small lean-to kitchen added to one side of nave, bathroom facilities added to the other:1898|Modification - Building relocated to its current position; transepts modified, construction of basement at south end; kitchen and male and female toilet facilities developed in basement; stage built on upper level;:1919|Modification - former lean-to extended to the north by addition of another room, width of west aisle reduced; electricity installed.:1919|Modification - Kitchen developed in current location (two northernmost rooms on east side combined into one); basement toilet facilities redeveloped in basement.:|Modification - New room (currently a lounge) added to the north end of Hall.:1958|Modification - Concrete terrace constructed along part of north side; sub-basement recreation room developed.:|Modification - Concrete block foundation walls built.:1970 (circa) - 1980 (circa)|Modification - Silk screen panels added to interior.:1973|Modification - Extensive maintenance undertaken.:2005 |
Religion - Church|Religion - Church Hall/Sunday School|Maori - Marae complex |
Auckland City Council, Plans - Auckland City Environments (Auckland City Council, Graham Street), Property File 2-10 Burleigh Street: Building Permit issued 13 December 1918 and 4 sheets signed and dated 10/12/1918 Building Permit (15226?), 10 June 1958 Building 3601137101 p.2, 26 July 2001|Auckland Public Libraries, Photographs - Special Collections Negative Numbers: 4 - 7996; 4-1332; 4-314; 4-47981; 4-7994; 4-7991|Auckland Weekly News, 13 November 1880, p.3(3-4); 25 June 1881, p.11(1-2)|Church Gazette, 1 October 1938 p.2(2); 1 December 1938 p.4(2)|Cyclopedia Company, Industrial, descriptive, historical, biographical facts, figures, illustrations, Wellington, N.Z, 1897-1908, Vol.2, Christchurch, 1902|Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Ihaka, K., 'Ihaka, Kingi Matutaera 1921-1993', updated 7 July 2005, URL: http://www.dnzb.govt.nz/ Peter Shaw, 'Mahoney, Edward 1824/1825?-1895 & Mahoney, Thomas 1854/1855?-1923', updated 16 December 2003 URL: http://www.dnzb.govt.nz/|Lewis, E., 'Through the Looking-glass:An Investigation into the Decorative Glass in Six Anglican Parish Churches of Inner City Auckland', MA Thesis, University of Auckland, 1999|Frances Porter (ed.), Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island, Auckland, 1979|Salmond Reed Architects, 'Church of the Holy Sepulchre:Condition Report and Maintenance Plan', Auckland, 1999 (copy held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Salmond Reed Architects, 'Report on the Condition of Tatai Hono Marae', Auckland, 2004 (copy held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Southern Cross, 28 August 1865, p.4(5) |
None |
Church: Pews; Sanctuary chairs (3), Lady Chapel oak chairs (18), Lady Chapel carved chair.Hall: Pews |
None |
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None |
None |
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None |
None |
None |
Mahoney, EdwardSkinner, William HenryJames, J.WTowle, CharlesBamford, NoelLangley & Son |
Mahoney, EdwardSkinner, William HenryJames, J.WTowle, CharlesBamford, NoelLangley & Son |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
99 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/99a_lg.jpg |
Lots 1-2 DP 184578 (CTs NA115B/292, NA115B/293), North Auckland Land District |
St Matthew's-in-the-City Church (Anglican) |
St Matthews in the City (Anglican)|St Matthew's-in-the-City (Anglican)|St Matthew's in the City Anglican Church |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
This historic place was registered under the Historic Places Act 1980. This report includes the text from the original Building Classification Committee report considered by the NZHPT Board at the time of registration. |
None |
Corner 132-134 Hobson Street and Federal Street; Wellesley Street West, AUCKLAND |
99 |
Oamaru stone |
Auckland Region |
None |
2-Jul-1987 |
Original Construction:1905 |
Religion - Church |
Frances Porter (ed.) Historic Buildings of New Zealand:North Island (2nd edn.), Auckland, 1983 |
None |
A stone from the ruins of St Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury is placed in the north west pillar near the transept. The 1300 year old stone has the cross of St Andrew carved on it. Another feature is a peal of eight bells from Bishops' Court, Parnell which had been presented to Bishop Selwyn. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Bartley, EdwardPearson, F L |
Bartley, EdwardPearson, F L |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
100 |
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Lot 1 DP 199399 |
Civic Theatre Building |
Civic Theatre |
None |
15-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Cinema/movie theatre|Retail and Commercial - Shopping/retail complex|Civic facilities and recreation - Theatre |
NZHPT Heritage Order (20May88) |
Martin Jones |
267 Queen Street, AUCKLAND |
100 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
27-Jun-1985 |
Other - Site of commercial properties:pre-1862|Other - Site of commercial properties, rebuilt after fire:1873|Original Construction - Construction of Civic Theatre:1929|Modification - Modifications for 'cinemascope':1952|Modification - Remodelling of basement for additional screen:1975|Modification - Conservation, with addition of fly tower at rear:1997 - 1999 |
Civic facilities and recreation - Cinema/movie theatre |
Rod Clough, 'Civic Theatre Project:Archaeological Assessment', Auckland, 1996 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|Conservation Plan, Salmond Architects, 'Civic Theatre, Auckland: A Conservation Plan', Auckland, 1996 (held by NZHPT) |
None |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. It includes all recent modifications and extensions. The building lies on the site of early colonial buildings and possible Maori occupation beside the Horotiu stream. |
None |
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None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
Fletcher Construction CompanyBohringer, CharlesLeighton, William |
Fletcher Construction CompanyBohringer, CharlesLeighton, William |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
101 |
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Pt Lot 20 DP 186809 |
Chief Post Office |
None |
None |
21-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
NZIA Resene New Zealand Award Winners 2008NZHPT Heritage Covenant (18Jul95) |
Martin Jones |
12 Queen Street, AUCKLAND |
101 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
11-Jul-1986 |
Original Construction - Construction of Chief Post Office:1909 - 1912|Modification - Demolition of associated side arches:1932|Addition - Construction of rear annexe:1930 (circa) - 1940 (circa)|Modification - Ground floor remodelled:1961|Modification - Demolition of rear annexe:2001 |
Postal and Telecommunications - Post Office |
New Zealand Herald, 21 Nov 1912, p.8|Conservation Plan, Salmond Architects, 'Chief Post Office, Auckland, Conservation Plan', Auckland, 1990 (held by NZHPT, Auckland) |
None |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The building lies on reclaimed land in Commercial Bay, and occupies part of the site of the first Auckland railway station |
None |
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None |
None |
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None |
None |
None |
Campbell, JohnPaton, Claude |
Campbell, JohnPaton, Claude |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
102 |
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Harbour Board Grant D24/1246 Lot 1 DP 109673 |
Ferry Building |
None |
None |
21-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Retail and Commercial - Restaurant/cafe/tearoom |
None |
Martin Jones |
99 Quay Street, AUCKLAND |
102 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
25-Nov-1982 |
Other - Reclamation of land:1879 - 1885|Original Construction - Construction of Ferry Building, including piling:1909 - 1912|Modification - Ground floor offices converted to a shop:1927|Addition - Major alterations, with addition of fifth storey:1986 - 1988 |
Transport - Ferry buildings/landing|Retail and Commercial - Office building/Offices |
David Johnson, The Auckland Ferry Building, Auckland, 1988 |
None |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications. The building lies on reclaimed land in Commercial Bay. |
None |
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None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
Wiseman, Alexander |
Wiseman, Alexander |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
103 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/103a_lg.jpg |
Lot 2 Pt Lot 3 DP 36022 Bishopscourt |
Neligan House (flats) |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
This historic place was registered under the Historic Places Act 1980. This report includes the text from the original Building Classification Committee report considered by the NZHPT Board at the time of registration. |
None |
12 St Stephens Avenue, Parnell, AUCKLAND |
103 |
Brick walls, marseilles - tiled roof, wooden verandah. The main body of the brickwork is English bond; boundary wall, Flemish bond; elsewhere, stretcher bond. |
Auckland Region |
None |
21-Sep-1989 |
Original Construction:1910|Modification - Porch addition, probably "outer porch" shown on the original plans, south side.:1911|Addition - Prior to July 1919 - Attached outbuilding with "shed roof" constructed in brick on east side of house, adjoining the strongroom.:pre-1919|Modification - Prior to July 1919 - Enclosure of portion of balcony (first floor) outside bedroom on the north-western corner of the house.:pre-1919|Addition - Brick study addition. Extension of ground floor verandah in easterly direction along front of new study.:1926|Addition - Prior to 1935 Brick wall along front boundary. Brick garage erected to east of chapel.:pre-1935|Modification - Gallery and dressing room (first floor) converted to three bedrooms. Study and sewing room (ground floor) and schoolroom (second floor) became bedrooms:1940 (circa)|Modification - Verandah outside sewing room (ground floor) enclosed. Extended verandah outside, 1926 study addition enclosed.:1940 (circa)|Modification - Verandah on eastern side (first floor) adjoining dressing room enclosed and combined with that room to become bedroom.:1940 (circa)|Modification - Fuel bunker outside scullery removed:1940 (circa)|Modification - Kitchen renovated:1961|Addition - Carport erected behind brick garage:1962|Modification - Internal restoration work, removal of sink bench and basin.:1965|Modification - Main entrance foyer reduced to a hallway, remaining space converted to second bedroom for flat 1.:1975|Modification - Rear stairs adjoining service area (west side) redirected.:1975|Modification - Internal partitioning, relocation of doorways and fire rating work on all floors.:1975|Addition - Construction of double carport.:1975|Addition - Conversion of detached laundry building (west side) to caretakers accommodation.:1975 |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
A W Averill, Fifty years in New Zealand 1894-1944: Recollections and Reflections of Archbishop Averill, Christchurch 1945|John Fleming, Hugh Honour and N. Pevsner, Dictionary of Architecture, London, 1980 The Penguin Dictionary of Architecture, Third Edition, Harmondsworth 1980|R Gradidge, Edwin Lutyens, Architect Laureate, London 1981 Hitchock H.R.|H R Hitchcock, The Pelican History of Art: Architecture: 19th & 20th Century, Harmondsworth 1971|R F Jordan Victorian Architecture, Harmondsworth 1966|Cyril Knight, The Selwyn Churches of Auckland, Auckland, 1972.|Wises Post Office Directories|Church Gazette, November 1909|Progress, June 1906 June 1910 'Architect' p278-281 April 1918 'Students Architectural Associates' p175|Weekly Graphic & New Zealand Mail, 16 Narch 1910|Auckland City Council, B5/140/3 (Town Planning Department), no date Plumbing and Drainage Plans 1926 & 1982 (Inspectors Department) Building Permit file 41/462 dated 9.5.75 (Inspectors Department)|Auckland University, Sheppard Collection. School of Architecture, Auckland University - B70 Bamford, F.N. - P11 Pierce A.P.H. - P29 Patterson D.B.|New Zealand Historic Places Trust, E A Evans 'Old Bishopscourt and the Cathedral Library Auckland', Report for NZHPT, 1975 |
None |
Chapel seats donated by Bishop and Mrs AverillStone cross on street end of chapelBrick boundary wall |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Bamford & Pierce |
Bamford & Pierce |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
104 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/104a_lg.jpg |
Lot 1 DP 105830 |
Customhouse (Former) |
Former Customhouse|Departmental Buildings |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
None |
None |
Corner 22 Customs Street West and Albert Street, AUCKLAND |
104 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
5-Apr-1984 |
Original Construction:1889 |
Government and Administration - Customs House |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Mahoney, Edward |
Mahoney, Edward |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
105 |
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Pt Allots 1 & 2 Sec 6 City of Auckland |
Government House (Former) |
Government House|Old Government House |
None |
19-Sep-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Club rooms/building|Education - Staff housing|Education - University |
None |
Martin Jones |
Waterloo Quadrant, AUCKLAND |
105 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
24-Nov-1983 |
Original Construction - Construction of Government House:1855 - 1856|Addition - Conservatory added on northwest front:1862 (circa)|Modification - Ballroom added and general refurbishment of house:1868 - 1869|Modification - Portico added on northeast front:1890 (circa)|Modification - Interior renovated:1898 - 1899|Modification - Rooms added for aide-de-camp:1904 (circa)|Modification - Servants' quarters enlarged:1910 - 1913|Modification - Repairs after major fire:1916 (circa)|Modification - Renovation of building for royal visit:1949|Modification - Conservation programme, with alterations to portico and other elements:1977 - 1990 |
Government and Administration - Parliament House |
William H. Oliver, The Oxford History of New Zealand, Wellington, 1981, pp.92-94.|Denys Oldham, 'Old Government House 1975-1998, Princes Street, Auckland:a report prepared for the Facilities Manager, University of Auckland', Auckland, 1998 (held by NZHPT, Auckland)|John Stacpoole, William Mason:The First New Zealand Architect, Auckland, 1971, pp.56-67, 128-129 & 132.|G.A. Wood, The Governor and his Northern House, Auckland, 1975 |
None |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and fittings. It also includes recent modifications. The building is located on the site of an earlier Government House, and on or close to the site of a Maori pa - Te Reuroa - and other Maori activity. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Mason, William |
Mason, William |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
106 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0106a_lg.jpg |
Lot 1 DP 75278 |
General Buildings (including Yorkshire House) |
Yorkshire House |
None |
15-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Retail and Commercial - Office building/Offices |
None |
Martin Jones |
29-37 Shortland Street, AUCKLAND |
106 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
2-Apr-1985 |
Original Construction - Construction of Yorkshire House (now part of the General Buildings):1926 - 1928|Addition - Eastern addition:1976 |
None |
Auckland Star, 8 Feb 1923.|Auckland Weekly News, 8 Mar 1928, p.23.|Metro, 8 Jun !988.|New Zealand Architectural and Building Review, 30 Dec 1926, p.9. |
None |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. It includes the 1976 addition and more recent modifications. The building lies on the site of early colonial buildings. |
None |
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None |
None |
|
None |
None |
None |
Fletcher Construction CompanyBloomfield & Hunt |
Fletcher Construction CompanyBloomfield & Hunt |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
107 |
|
Lot 3 DP 49896, Allot 13 sect 16 subs of AK CT 759/52 |
House (Hanna) |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
This historic place was registered under the Historic Places Act 1980. The following text is from the original Building Classification Committee report considered by the NZHPT Board at the time of registration. |
None |
11 Arney Road, Remuera, AUCKLAND |
107 |
Brick basement wall; timber frame, oregon lathes and rough cast; roofs and window bays clad in slate. |
Auckland Region |
None |
14-Feb-1991 |
Original Construction:1915|Modification - French doors replace north windows in dining room, Main bedroom converted to living room, South east verandah enclosed and extended to become main bedroom:1920 (circa)|Modification - Doorway to maid's room relocated, Upstairs bedroom converted to kitchen.:1920 (circa) |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
P Davey. Arts and Craft Architecture, the Search for Earthly Paradise, London, 1980|C Hawkins. Out of Auckland, Auckland, 1960|D Simpson. C.F.A. Voysey an Architect of Individuality, London, 1979|Auckland Star, 31/1/63, p3, 'The Aucklanders Diary', Mac Vincent|Frederick William Furkert, Early New Zealand Engineers, Wellington, 1953, 'Jones, Edgar Chichester', p200|Guy Schofield and E Schwabe (eds), Who's who in New Zealand and the Western Pacific, Gordon & Gotch Proprietary Ltd, Wellington 1908, 'Jones, Gerald Edgar', Who's in New Zealand and the Western Pacific, 1925, Scholefield, G.H., Masterton, 1924|New Zealand Building Progress, October 1911 pp 827-29, 'Some Charming Photographic Studies' -June 1912 pp 1133-36, 'How Houses May Be Improved, A Plea for AA in House Design', Jones, G.E. - March 1916 p 914 'Auckland Architectural Students Assoc' - June 1916 p 643 'Recent Domestic Architecture'|New Zealand Institute of Architects Journal (NZIA), V.30 March 1963, p31 'Obituary', Jones, G.E.|New Zealand Herald, 24/1/63 'Jones, Gerald Edgar', 14/11/32 'Ship Yards Close'|North Shore Times Advertiser, 18/3/75, p26 Skeletons on the Beaches', P. Tichener |
None |
Attention to interior detail. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Jones, Gerald Edgar |
Jones, Gerald Edgar |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
108 |
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Lot 2 DP 93400 |
House (Former Deanery) |
Deanery |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
None |
17 St Stephens Avenue, Parnell, AUCKLAND |
108 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
29-Nov-1985 |
Original Construction:1857 |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
110 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/110a_lg.jpg |
Lot 1 Pt Lot 2 Deeds Plan 582 |
Kinder House |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
None |
2 Ayr Street, Parnell, AUCKLAND |
110 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
29-Nov-1985 |
Original Construction:1857 |
Residential buildings and associated places - House |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Tole & Massey |
Tole & Massey |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
111 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0111a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0111b_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/0111c_lg.jpg |
Lots 2, 4 and 6 DP 22640 (CT NA78D/720), North Auckland Land District |
Melanesian Mission Building and Stone Garden Walls |
Kohimarama Industrial School|Kohimarama Naval Training School|Melanesian Mission Museum|St Andrew's College|Walsh Brothers Aviation School |
None |
21-Aug-2001 |
Historic Place |
I |
Retail and Commercial - Restaurant/cafe/tearoom |
None |
Martin Jones |
40-44 Tamaki Drive, Mission Bay, AUCKLAND |
111 |
None |
Auckland Region |
Registration name and therefore registration to include: stone garden walls, which are attached to the building. |
23-Jun-1983 |
Original Construction:1859|Addition - Dining hall chimney added:1861|Modification - Major refurbishment, and construction of outbuilding:1928|Modification - Internal modifications during conversion to a restaurant, with construction of outbuilding:1990 - 1991 |
Transport - Air - transport - other|Religion - Church|Education - Education - other|Military - Military - other|Civic facilities and recreation - Museum|Education - School |
R. M. Ross, Melanesians at Mission Bay:A History of the Melanesian Mission in Auckland, Auckland, 1983|Conservation Plan, Salmond Architects, 'Melanesian Mission House: A Draft Conservation Plan for the former Melanesian Mission Building, Auckland', Auckland, nd [1990?]|Malcolm Seaborne, The English School:Its Architecture and Organization 1370-1870, London, 1971, pp. 17 &152-155 |
http://www.historicplaces.org.nz/placesToVisit/auckland/MelanesianMission.aspx |
Registration covers the building, its fixtures and finishes. It also includes recent modifications, and structures such as associated garden walls. It is part of a larger, colonial archaeological site. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Wood, Reader Gilson |
Wood, Reader Gilson |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
112 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/112a_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/112b_lg.jpg|http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/112c_lg.jpg |
Lot 1 DP 201632 (CT NA129B/661), Lot 2 DP 201632 (CT NA129B/662), North Auckland Land District |
Bayfield School (Former) |
Former Bayfield School|NZ School of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine Building|Pacific Islanders Resource Centre (Former) |
None |
4-Jan-1990 |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
A copy of this report is available from the NZHPT Northern Region office. |
None |
Corner 272-1/272 Jervois Road and Wharf Road, Herne Bay, AUCKLAND |
112 |
Wooden piles on glazed earthenware blocks; floor, framing and weatherboards of kauri; corrugated iron roof. |
Auckland Region |
Registration confirmed (HP200/1990) on 28 June 1990. Registration includes the land comprised in certificates of title NA129B/661 and NA129B/662, and the former school buildings including the East Block (1896) and West Block (1906) thereon. |
28-Jun-1990 |
Original Construction - East Block:1896|Original Construction - West Block:1904 |
Education - School |
Ian Cumming, Glorious Enterprise - The History of the Auckland Education Board, 1857-1957. Christchurch 1959|D. Gregory-Jones, The London Board Schools:E R Robson. in Alistair Service Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, Hampshire, 1975|Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives, Vol I, 1881, 25 1 B|New Zealand Graphic, New Zealand Graphic & Ladies Home Journal, 20 July 1901 121|New Zealand Herald, 15 April 1907 : 6 as 6 May 1947:8|New Zealand Architectural and Building Review, Mitchell, J, 'School Buildings', Vol I, No 11, 1927|Bayfield School, Bayfield School Reunion Booklet 1886-1936, Auckland 1929 Bayfield School Reunion & Jubilee; Celebrity the 70th Anniversary 1886-1956, Auckland, 1986 |
None |
Its evolving community-based use. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Mitchell & Watt |
Mitchell & Watt |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
113 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/113a_lg.jpg |
Lot 3 DP 44814 Pt Allot 2 Sec 11 Subs of Auckland |
St Mark's Church (Anglican) |
St Mark's Church|St Marks Church (Anglican) |
None |
2-Aug-1989 |
Historic Place |
I |
Religion - Church |
A copy of this report is available from the NZHPT Northern Region office. |
None |
85-89 Remuera Road, Remuera, AUCKLAND |
113 |
Foundation of scoria blocks. Floors and walls are of kauri; external walls are clad with vertical boards and battens. The roof was originally shingled, but now in asbestos cement slates. Internally the sarking is of kauri. |
Auckland Region |
None |
15-Feb-1990 |
Addition - Transepts added:1871|Demolished - Other - Small bell tower to west removed:1871|Addition - Original chancel moved alongside the south transept, and replaced by a wider chancel:1873|Modification - Extension of south transept by 15 feet:1878|Modification - Extension of north transept by 15 feet:1879|Addition - Addition of tower:1881|Modification - Vestry extended by 14 feet:1889|Demolished - Fire - fire destroyed the organ, much of the woodwork in the chancel and the east window:1935|Other - Restoration of fire damaged portion of building:1935|Modification - Sanctuary enlarged:1953|Modification - Installation of new east windows:1954|Modification - Extension of entrance porch:1956 - 1957|Original Construction:1860 |
Religion - Church |
Cyclopedia Company, Industrial, descriptive, historical, biographical facts, figures, illustrations, Wellington, N.Z, 1897-1908, Vol.2, Christchurch, 1902|R F Jordan Victorian Architecture, Harmondsworth 1966|Cyril Knight, The Selwyn Churches of Auckland, Auckland, 1972.|An Encyclopedia of New Zealand, Government Printer, Wellington, 1966|Hilary F. Reid, St Mark's Remuera 1847-1981:The Story of a Parish, Auckland, 1982.|B. Fletcher, A History of Architecture on the Comparative Method, London 1948|Journal of the Auckland-Waikato Historical Societies, Holmes, C.O., James Dilworth - Some Early Land Dealings, 1, Oct 1962, pp.17-26|G. L. Pearce, A Heritage in Trust, Auckland, 1986 Auckland Dilworth Trust Board|St Mark's Remuera Centenary, 1847-1947, Auckland, 1947 |
None |
Stained glass windowsRood screen incorporating Gothic tracery installed in 1873 to divide the chancel from the nave. |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Herapath, PhilipMahoney, EdwardPatterson, Daniel BoysGummer, William HenryRix-Trott, Geoffrey Alwyn |
Herapath, PhilipMahoney, EdwardPatterson, Daniel BoysGummer, William HenryRix-Trott, Geoffrey Alwyn |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
114 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/114a_lg.jpg |
Pt Allots 48 50-53 Sec 9 Subs of AK, Lot 2 DP 129813 |
Pumping Station |
Pumphouse (Including Steamhouse)|Museum of Transport and Technology Pumping Station |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
Civic facilities and recreation - Museum |
This historic place was registered under the Historic Places Act 1980. This report includes the text from the original Building Classification Committee report considered by the NZHPT Board at the time of registration. |
None |
Great North Road, Museum of Transport & Technology, AUCKLAND |
114 |
Brick, with cast iron columns and timber panelled ceiling in the interior. |
Auckland Region |
None |
2-Jul-1987 |
Original Construction:1875 |
Civic facilities and recreation - Museum |
Geoffrey G. Thornton, New Zealand's Industrial Heritage, A.H. & A.W. Reed, Wellington, 1982 |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Errington, William |
Errington, William |
None |
None |
|
Auckland Council (Auckland City Council) |
115 |
http://www.historic.org.nz/corporate/registersearch/Register/data/115a_lg.jpg |
Pt Lots 1 & 2 DP 17675 |
Remuera Public Library |
None |
None |
None |
Historic Place |
I |
None |
Received Gold Award (1928) and New Zealand Award for Heritage/Conservation (2004) from NZIA. |
None |
429 Remuera Road, Remuera, AUCKLAND |
115 |
None |
Auckland Region |
None |
2-Apr-1985 |
Original Construction:1926 |
Civic facilities and recreation - Library |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Gummer & Ford |
Gummer & Ford |
None |
None |
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