Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings Former Land Transfer Office

86 Armagh Street · Central City

What is known

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Leads, unread first 10 of 42

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Provincial Council. (Star, 14 May 1873) provincial council tuesday may 13 the speaker took the chair at five pm public buildings mr duncait moved that… — 14 May 1873
PARLIAMENTARY. [BY TELEGRAPH.] [FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] Wellington, Wednesday. (Daily Southern Cross, 26 August 1875) …the opposition caucus a meeting of th principal members of the opposition was held in the provincial government buildings this morning to consider the steps to be taken upon the second reading of the… — 26 Aug 1875
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. (Daily Southern Cross, 18 July 1854) …t terms of purchase and pasturage for the waste lands of the crown within the province of canterbury submitted to the provincial council by his honour the superintendent of canterbuiy and of the resol… — 18 Jul 1854
OPENING OF THE NEW POST OFFICE. (Colonist, 04 December 1906) …s the amount required for the nelson district being 1150 being equal to the sum asked for canterbury and exceeded only by wellington with 1300 the desirability of establishing steam communication had… — 4 Dec 1906
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. (Wellington Independent, 07 August 1872) …econd time its objeot is to validate the sals of tho waterworks to the corporation and to transfer tho powers of the company for rating and tho opening of streets to tho corporation iiawke bat special… — 7 Aug 1872
NEW ZEALAND PROVINCES. (Otago Witness, 18 June 1859) …4 the twin-brother act was the first occasion of perplexity to our amazement the lolonial office assented to this act it is not to be wondered at that the colony finding that the act was assented to c… — 18 Jun 1859
Evening Post. FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1876. (Evening Post, 12 May 1876) …etty well agreed on all sides that a harbor board should be constituted and that the city council should make over to it the queen wharf the bonded store and the te aro foreshore for a sum of 60000 it… — 12 May 1876
West Post Times. AND WESTLAND OBSERVER. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. (West Coast Times, 15 December 1870) …e colony for the exercise of the new act the county was incorporated with the province of canterbury and that the necessary registration of the transfer of land would require to be effected in christc… — 15 Dec 1870
Telegrams. (Otago Witness, 07 December 1872) …foxton to-night she nearly met with an accident in a quicksand on porirua beach the interprovincial regatta is to be held on easter monday and tuesday at the court of appeal on the case coneys v weld… — 7 Dec 1872
Untitled (West Coast Times, 21 January 1879) …irst day prize money as announced will aggregate 185 and the second day 175 the people in canterbury are reputed to drink more beer than the people of any other part of new zealand this circumstance m… — 21 Jan 1879

Nearby on the register

Armagh Street Kerbstones and Setting — 280A Durham Street North
Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings Courtyard/Grounds — 280 Durham Street North
Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings — 280 Durham Street North
Armagh Street Bridge and Setting
Former Magistrates Court and Setting — 85 Armagh Street
Horse Watering Ramp and Setting
Gloucester Street Bridge and Setting
Former Midland Club and Setting — 176 Oxford Terrace

The reports nearby

4,985 council reports pinned within 250 m of the place — most often Graffiti & vandalism and Roads & footpaths, 4,052 with a photograph. A pin is where a reporter stood, not a claim about the place itself.