“"Bridle Path"”, the shelf
Every record the archive holds about Christchurch, the oldest first. The originals live at the provider each row links to.
- the 2000s
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11 Sept 2003In Bankruptcy New Zealand Gazette · Department of Internal Affairs · text read · about 1 place
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23 Jan 2007LIST OF CIVIL UNION New Zealand Gazette · Department of Internal Affairs · text read · about 7 places
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25 Jan 2008LIST OF CIVIL UNION New Zealand Gazette · Department of Internal Affairs · text read · about 9 places
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2 Mar 2009The Bridle Path by William Fox · Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand · Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage · about 1 place
- the 2010s
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19 Apr 2012Notice of Intention to Remove Companies From the Register New Zealand Gazette · Department of Internal Affairs · text read · about 2 places
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19 May 2016Notice of Intention to Remove Companies From the Register New Zealand Gazette · Department of Internal Affairs · text read · about 1 place
- the 2020s
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25 Apr 2021Lyttelton Tunnel interpretation board Canterbury Stories · no. 116834 · Christchurch City Libraries · about 1 place
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25 Apr 2021Lyttelton Tunnel interpretation board Canterbury Stories · no. 116833 · Christchurch City Libraries · about 1 place
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25 Apr 2021Lyttelton Tunnel interpretation board Canterbury Stories · no. 116835 · Christchurch City Libraries · about 1 place
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21 Mar 2024Lyttelton from Bridle Path Walk Canterbury Stories · no. 101320 · Christchurch City Libraries · about 1 place
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21 Mar 2024Lyttelton from Bridle Path Walk Canterbury Stories · no. 101321 · Christchurch City Libraries · about 1 place
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21 Mar 2024Panorama of Lyttelton from Bridle Path Walk Canterbury Stories · Christchurch City Libraries · about 1 place
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Date List entered: 6 April 2001Bridle Path Historic Area - List No. 7483 The New Zealand Heritage List/Rārangi Kōrero · Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga · about 1 place
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