Bank of New Zealand building, Cathedral Square, Christchurch, 1929
Bank of New Zealand building, Cathedral Square, Christchurch, 1929
[1867]
This was Exhibit J in a successful action in the Court of Appeal brought by George Gould (1865-1941) and the Save the Square Committee against the Christchurch City Council in 1930. The original BNZ building was a single-storey stone building designed in the classical Palladian style. It was the same site as that occupied today, bounded by Hereford and Colombo Streets and Cathedral Square, and opened Sept. 1866. The main entrance was off Hereford Street. The shop on the right is Whelan's Cheap furnishing
File Reference CCL PhotoCD 6, IMG0071
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