House and building plans
14 records about Christchurch, the oldest first. The originals live at Papers Past, where each row links.
- On this shelf
- 14 records
- By size
- #145 of 280 mastheads
- Reaches
- 1906–1950
By year: 1906 · 1915 · 1916 · 1919 · 1923 · 1924 · 1933 · 1934 · 1944 · 1950
- Cottage at Clifton for W. Sey Esq., , House and building plans
- Waireka Estate, , House and building plans
- House: Waireka Estate, Homebush for William Broughton Esq., , House and building plans
- House: Hackthorne Road for John Craig Esq., , House and building plans
- House: Hackthorne Road for Mr F. Parsonson, , House and building plans
- Residence: Cashmere Hills for Mrs Grey, , House and building plans
- Homestead: Waireka for S. Broughton Esq., , House and building plans
- Vicarage, Avonside, , no. 44247, House and building plans
- Vicarage, Avonside, , no. 44248, House and building plans
- House: No 33 Andover Street, Merivale for Revd. O. Fitzgerald, , House and building plans
- Unnamed building, , House and building plans
- Residence: St Andrews Hill for Mr Alexander Macleod, , House and building plans
- Alterations at School of Art, Hereford Street, , House and building plans
- Residence: Hamilton Avenue, Fendalton for Mr W. S. Strange, , House and building plans
Printing beside it
The mastheads whose runs overlap this one’s, the shelf’s own contemporaries.
Star 1868–1909 · 11,898 · Evening Post 1865–1945 · 6,239 · Auckland Weekly News 1898–1945 · 3,032 · Ellesmere Guardian 1891–1945 · 1,848 · Photographs / He Whakaahua 1850–1981 · 1,685 · Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser 1877–1920 · 1,208 · Ashburton Guardian 1887–1921 · 1,146 · Photography 1800–1999 · 1,096
Questions, answered briefly
A newspaper on the Papers Past shelf, the archive holds 14 of its records that mention Christchurch, 1906–1950. The full run lives at the National Library, not here.
14 records, the #145 heaviest file of the 280 mastheads on the shelf.
1906 through 1950, the years the archive’s Christchurch records from this masthead were printed.
Papers Past, the National Library’s newspaper archive, every record row here links out to the issue it came from.