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“"Bridle Path Road"”, the shelf

Every record the archive holds about Christchurch, the oldest first. The originals live at the provider each row links to.

  1. the 1850s
  2. 6 Nov 1858
    ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE (Lyttelton Times, 06 November 1858) Lyttelton Times · Papers Past · National Library of New Zealand · text read · about 1 place
  3. 29 Oct 1859
    Provincial Council. (Lyttelton Times, 29 October 1859) Lyttelton Times · Papers Past · National Library of New Zealand · text read · about 1 place
  4. the 1860s
  5. 20 Nov 1861
    ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE (Lyttelton Times, 20 November 1861) Lyttelton Times · Papers Past · National Library of New Zealand · text read · about 3 places
  6. the 1900s
  7. 1 Jan 1900
    St. Mary's Anglican Church, Bridle Path Road Canterbury Stories · Christchurch City Libraries · about 1 place
  8. the 1910s
  9. 1 Jan 1910
    Bridle Path Road, Heathcote Valley Canterbury Stories · Christchurch City Libraries · about 1 place
  10. the 1920s
  11. the 1930s
  12. 13 May 1933
    ART UNION DRAWN (Evening Post, 13 May 1933) Evening Post · Papers Past · National Library of New Zealand · text read
  13. the 1940s
  14. 22 Dec 1941
    ROLL OF HONOUR (Evening Post, 22 December 1941) Evening Post · Papers Past · National Library of New Zealand · text read · about 2 places
  15. 13 Jan 1942
    SERVICE OVERSEAS (Evening Post, 13 January 1942) Evening Post · Papers Past · National Library of New Zealand · text read · about 1 place
  16. 9 Jul 1942
    ROLL OF HONOUR (Evening Post, 09 July 1942) Evening Post · Papers Past · National Library of New Zealand · text read
  17. 1 Aug 1942
    ROLL OF HONOUR (Evening Post, 01 August 1942) Evening Post · Papers Past · National Library of New Zealand · text read
  18. the 2000s
  19. 11 Sept 2003
    In Bankruptcy New Zealand Gazette · Department of Internal Affairs · text read · about 1 place

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