Progress
64 records about Christchurch, the oldest first. The originals live at Papers Past, where each row links.
- On this shelf
- 64 records
- By size
- #78 of 278 mastheads
- Reaches
- 1906–1906
- Surfaced in
- 4 suburbs' searches
Its patch
Where this paper’s records surfaced in the archive’s searches, the searches that returned it, not a claim it covered them.
Suburbs: Gebbies Valley · Cracroft · Christchurch Central City · Avonside
Streets: colombo street, Cashmere · sandyford street, Sydenham · avenue, Sydenham · hastings street, Sydenham · church square, Addington · lowe street, Addington · bealey avenue, Edgeware · royds street, Fendalton · christchurch akaroa road, Gebbies Valley · wrights road, Hillmorton · mcgregors road, Linwood · rhodes street, Merivale · butler street, Opawa · shearer avenue, PAPANUI · dunedin street, Redwood · barnett avenue, Sydenham · rod, Sydenham · seddon street, Sydenham · blenheim road, Upper Riccarton
- Applications for Patents. (Progress, 02 January 1906), , Progress
- Page 129 Advertisements Column 2 (Progress, 02 April 1906), , Progress
- FIG- 2. RESIDENCE OF MR G F NEWMAN, SUMNER CHRISTCHURCH [A. H Hart, Architect. (Progress, 01 June 1906), , Progress
- Messrs. whitcombe and tombs's new facxorv, christchurch. {Clarkson 6- Ballantyne, Architects. (Progress, 01 June 1906), , Progress
- residence of MR. henry wood, avonside, christchurch. [Contractors: Urquhart & Clegg. [S. F. P. Webb, Photo. (Progress, 02 July 1906), , Progress
- NEW RESIDENCE OF A CHRISTCHURCH MERCHANT, RICCARTON ROAD. Christchurch. [5. i 7.i7. P. Webb, Photo. (Progress, 02 July 1906), , Progress
- RESIDENCE OF MR. GRANT, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. C. Culvert, Contractor.'] [S. F. P. Webb, Photo (Progress, 02 July 1906), , Progress
- MESSRS. SKELTON, FROSTICK AND CO.'S NEW FACTORY, WAREHOUSE \ND OFFICES, HEREFORD street, christchurch. [5. & A. Luttrell, Architects. (Progress, 02 July 1906), , Progress
- the pesidence of mr. cracroft wilson, christchurch. [5. Hurst Sea°er, Architect* (Progress, 01 August 1906), , Progress
- Page 322 Advertisements Column 2 (Progress, 01 September 1906), , Progress
- MESSRS. MOLLER AND YOUNG'S NEW PREMISES IN WORCESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. [W. V. Wilson, ArchiteU. (Progress, 01 September 1906), , Progress
- MESSRS. CRADDOCK AND SIMES' NEW BUILDING AT THE CORNER OF OXFORD TERRACE AND HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. [Architects, Clarkson &■ Ballantyne; Contractor, F. E. Shaw. (Progress, 01 September 1906), , Progress
- Applications for Patents. (Progress, 01 October 1906), , Progress
- Page 330 Advertisements Column 1 (Progress, 01 October 1906), , Progress
- HUMPHRIES' S\rETY SCArrOLD BRACKET I\ USE UPON THE DOME OF CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION. (Progress, 01 October 1906), , Progress
- INTERIOR OF THE FARMERS' SALEYARDS BUILDING, CHRISTCHURCH (Progress, 01 November 1906), , Progress
- BOW-STRING ROOF TRUSS ADOPTED IN THE FARMERS' SALEYARDS BUILDING, CHRISTCHURCH. (Progress, 01 November 1906), , Progress
- Page 37 Advertisements Column 1 (Progress, 01 December 1906), , Progress
- R. BUCHANAN AND SONS' IRON FOUNDRY, ST. ASAPH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH (Progress, 01 December 1906), , Progress
- THE AERIAL AND ANTENNAE AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION, COMMUNICATING WITH ISLINGTON. (Progress, 02 January 1907), , Progress
- MARCONI APPARATUS AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION THE INSTRUMENTS, TAKEN FROM LEFT T< RIGHT, ARE. TRANSFORMER, MORSE KEY, RECORDER, TAPE REEL. (Progress, 02 January 1907), , Progress
- THE DUNLOP CO 'S FINE NEW PREMISES IN WORCESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH (Progress, 01 March 1907), , Progress
- CEILING OF ROYAL CAFE, CHRISTCHURCH (Progress, 01 March 1907), , Progress
- Page 308 Advertisements Column 2 (Progress, 01 June 1907), , Progress
- Wiltshire's buildings, christchurch. (Progress, 01 June 1907), , Progress
- Page 348 Advertisements Column 2 (Progress, 01 July 1907), , Progress
- NOTES. (Progress, 01 July 1907), , Progress
- Page 388 Advertisements Column 3 (Progress, 01 August 1907), , Progress
- The Gas Cooking Record. (Progress, 01 August 1907), , Progress
- Christchurch Exhibition. (Progress, 01 August 1907), , Progress
- A PRETTY DUNEDIN HOME (GROUND PLAN) TYPICAL CANTERBURY HOME (DR. BRITTIN'S HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH) (Progress, 01 August 1907), , Progress
- Untitled Illustration, , Progress
- Page 424 Advertisements Column 3 (Progress, 02 September 1907), , Progress
- Page 424 Advertisements Column 1 (Progress, 02 September 1907), , Progress
- Page 460 Advertisements Column 3 (Progress, 01 October 1907), , Progress
- PROSCENIUM OF THE NEW THEATRE ROYAL, CHRISTCHURCH. (From the plasticene model by the Carrara Ceiling Co.) (Progress, 01 October 1907), , Progress
- Page 39 Advertisements Column 3 (Progress, 01 December 1907), , Progress
- Page 39 Advertisements Column 1 (Progress, 01 December 1907), , Progress
- Page 75 Advertisements Column 3 (Progress, 01 January 1908), , Progress
- THEATRE ROYAL, CHRISTCHURCH. AUDITORIUM AND PART OF DOME BEFORE THE APPLICATION OF THE CANVAS. (Progress, 01 January 1908), , Progress
- Page 143 Advertisements Column 3 (Progress, 01 February 1908), , Progress
- Page 178 Advertisements Column 3 (Progress, 01 March 1908), , Progress
- THE FRUIT PRESERVING INDUSTRY: THE PRODUCTS AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION, 190(>-7. (See Page I73.) (Progress, 01 March 1908), , Progress
- THE FRUIT PRESERVING INDUSTRY. THE MACHINES AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION, 1906-7* {.See Page 173-1 (Progress, 01 March 1908), , Progress
- Page 185 Advertisements Column 3 (Progress, 01 April 1908), , Progress
- Page 185 Advertisements Column 1 (Progress, 01 April 1908), , Progress
- An Artistic Residence. (Progress, 01 May 1908), , Progress
- Page 218 Advertisements Column 1 (Progress, 01 May 1908), , Progress
- master's house, Christ's college, christchurch. [Architects, C. J.Mcurtfott,ardCcMins & Hatman (Progress, 01 May 1908), , Progress
- Sir James Knowles. ARCHITECT AND LITERATEUR. (Progress, 01 May 1908), , Progress
- Page 257 Advertisements Column 1 (Progress, 01 June 1908), , Progress
- THE SINGER TOWER KT NEW YORK. HEADQUARTERS TOR THE WORLD Siinger Tower.. (>12ft. City Investment Company's City Hall, Philadclt hia, Building, NY.... 400ft. U.S A 557ft Park Row Building, N.Y... 382ft Washington Monument 555ft. St. Isaac's, St Petersburg. 3(>5ft Cologne CatLedi a 1.. 51(>ft. The Giralda, Seville \ 350ft Rouen Cathedral.. 4!)0ft The Campanile, Venice.. 325ft! Great Pyramid, Fgypt 485ft. Madison Souare Gardens.N Y. 30,'ift' St. Stephen's, Vienna.. 450ft. G P.O Tower, Svdney. 23fift St. Peter's, Rome.. 400it. St Sophia, Constantinople 200ft Salisbury Cfthedral.. 400ft. Christchurch Cathedral, N.Z. 20f.ft' (Progress, 01 July 1908), , Progress
- Page 319 Advertisements Column 3 (Progress, 01 July 1908), , Progress
- Page 290 Advertisements Column 2 (Progress, 01 July 1908), , Progress
- New School, North Linwood, (Christchurch) {G. Penhnqton, Architect). (Progress, 01 October 1908), , Progress
- Tenders for the Month. (Progress, 01 April 1909), , Progress
- Die Building, Christchurch, Rebuilt after the big Fire. (Progress, 01 April 1909), , Progress
- APPLICATIONS FOB PATENTS. (Progress, 01 May 1909), , Progress
- The Office Front, Manchester:Street, Christchurch (Progress, 01 May 1909), , Progress
- TENDERS. (Progress, 02 August 1909), , Progress
- NOTES. CHRISTCHURCH. (Progress, 01 February 1910), , Progress
- Applications for Patents (Progress, 02 May 1910), , Progress
- Convent at Wanganui. (Progress, 02 May 1910), , Progress
- Motor Cycling. (Progress, 01 October 1910), , Progress
Printing beside it
The mastheads whose runs overlap this one’s, the shelf’s own contemporaries.
Star 1868–1909 · 11,327 · Evening Post 1865–1945 · 5,960 · Auckland Weekly News 1898–1945 · 3,032 · Ellesmere Guardian 1891–1945 · 1,788 · Photographs / He Whakaahua 1850–1981 · 1,685 · Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser 1877–1920 · 1,117 · Photography 1800–1999 · 1,096 · Ashburton Guardian 1887–1921 · 1,083
Questions, answered briefly
A newspaper on the Papers Past shelf, the archive holds 64 of its records that mention Christchurch, 1906. The full run lives at the National Library, not here.
64 records, the #78 heaviest file of the 278 mastheads on the shelf.
Papers Past, the National Library’s newspaper archive, every record row here links out to the issue it came from.