CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL ARCHIVES CCC/ARC/101 City of Christchurch Year Books Please forward enquiries to

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1 CCC/ARC/101/1 Contains information surrounding local government involvement in the development of Christchurch. City of Christchurch Yearbook This book is in good condition with marbled back and front inside cover. Abattoirs; Annual Elections, etc; Area of the City (4,798 acres,with 134 miles of streets), Authorised Loans; Bands, Subsidy to (the Council spends 250 annually in subsidising 5 bands to give open-air concerts in the Rotundas); Bath Charges (Plunge Bath, including one towel and soap, 6d., or 6 baths for 2/6d. Tepid Swimming Pool, single Bath 6d., or 3 baths for 1/-, Boys under 16 4 swimming baths for 1/-.; Baths (public include 4 soap baths, 10 shower baths, 12 plunge baths, sufficient lavatory and sanitary conveniences etc), Building Permits (number issued to 31 March 1910 was 470); Cab Fares (for Hackney Carriage); Cemeteries (2 public cemeteries- one at Bromley, the other in Milton Street); Chief Cities Population Count; Christchurch Fire Board; City Members of House of Representatives; City Organ (purchased by the Government for use in connection with the NZ International Exhibition held in Christchurch in and donated to Christchurch s His Majesty s Theatre); City Rates; City Sinking Fund Commissioners; City Solicitor; City Water Supply (the Central, Linwood and St Albans Wards are served by a High Pressure Water Supply derived from 4 artesian wells..at the foot of Cashmere Hills); Committees; Destructor (The City Refuse is destroyed in a Beaman and Dee s Two-unit Destructor and the steam produced assists to operate an electrical plant and the electric current is sold for lighting and power it also warms the water of the 100ft x 36ft Tepid Swimming Pool); Drainage (70 miles of sewers and 17 miles of storm water sewers laid); Elections; Electrical Lighting and Power Rates; Electric Tramways (the number of passengers carried during the year was 12,674,636); Empty Dwelling houses (304); Expenditure and Receipts; Freehold Land; Gas Supply; Inhabited Dwellings (11,633); Loans Authorised; Mayor, Councillors and Officers (list and some telephone numbers); Public Parks and Reserves; Past Chairmen and Mayors; Rateable Buildings (13,417); Rateable Value; Statutory Meetings; Stores and Warehouses (1,480); Underground conveniences (male and female the doors to all the w.c s are fitted with penny-inthe-slot locks). Mayor Charles Allison Esq. (p.2) Council Chambers (Municipal Council Chambers (p.5) The Avon flowing through the Gardens, Christchurch, NZ (p.6) View of Cathedral Square (p.9) Hospital grounds (p.13) Waterfall of City Council s Reserve, Geraldine (p.17) Pumping Station (p. 19) Generating Station (p.25) Rolleston Avenue (p.27)

2 CCC/ARC/101/2 Contains information surrounding local government involvement in the development of Christchurch City of Christchurch Yearbook This book is in reasonable condition with floral front and back inside cover NB: spine deterioration. HANDLE WITH CARE Abattoirs; Annual Elections, etc; Area of the City (4,988 acres,with 140 miles of streets), Authorised Loans; Bands, Subsidy to (the Council subsidises bands to give open-air concerts in the Rotundas); Bath Charges ( Plunge Bath, including one towel and soap, 6d., or 6 baths for 2/6d. Tepid Swimming Pool, single Bath 6d., or 3 baths for 1/-, Boys under 16 4 swimming baths for 1/-.; Baths (public include 4 soap baths, 10 shower baths, 12 plunge baths, sufficient lavatory and sanitary conveniences etc), Building Permits (number issued to 31 March 1911 was 576); Cab Fares (for Hackney Carriage); Cemeteries (2 public cemeteries- one at Bromley, the other in Milton Street); Chief Cities Population Count; Christchurch Fire Board; City Members of House of Representatives; City Organ (purchased by the Government for use in connection with the NZ International Exhibition held in Christchurch in and donated to Christchurch s His Majesty s Theatre); City Rates; City Sinking Fund Commissioners; City Solicitor; City Water Supply (the Central, Linwood and St Albans Wards are served by a High Pressure Water Supply derived from 4 artesian wells..at the foot of Cashmere Hills); Committees; Destructor (The City Refuse is destroyed in a Beaman and Dee s Two-unit Destructor and the steam produced assists to operate an electrical plant and the electric current is sold for lighting and power it also warms the water of the 100ft x 36ft Tepid Swimming Pool); Drainage (70 miles of sewers and 17 miles of storm water sewers laid); Elections; Electrical Lighting and Power Rates; Electric Tramways (the number of passengers carried during the year was 13,710,890); Empty Dwelling houses (348); Expenditure and Receipts; Freehold Land; Gas Supply; Inhabited Dwellings (12,080); Loans Authorised; Mayor, Councillors and Officers (list and some telephone numbers); Public Parks and Reserves; Past Chairmen and Mayors; Rateable Buildings (13,950); Rateable Value; Statutory Meetings; Stores and Warehouses (1,522); Underground conveniences (male and female the doors to all the w.c s are fitted with penny-inthe-slot locks). The Late Mayor Thomas Edward Taylor Esq., M.P.(Elected April, 1911; Died 27 July 1911) (p.2) Mayor J.J. Dougall, Esq. (p.5) Provincial Council Chambers (p.7) City Council Chambers (Municipal Council Chambers) p.9 Victoria Square (includes image of the Pom Pom gun now maintained by Godley Head Heritage Trust) (p.13) Tea Kiosk, Botanical Gardens (p.17) Technical College (p.23) Municipal Tepid Swimming Bath (p.25) (pool in use) Sumner (p.27) New Brighton (p.31)

3 CCC/ARC/101/3 The City of Christchurch was first incorporated by the Municipal Council Ordinance, Session XIV., No. 2, of the Province of Canterbury, the late Sir John Hall being the first City of Christchurch Chairman, in 1862 and the late Mr William Wilson first Mayor in On 1 st April 1903, the adjoining Boroughs of Linwood, St Albans and Sydenham were united with the City, Yearbook and became Wards under the same names, the old City forming the Central Ward. The City was further enlarged on 1 st April 1907, 1 st April 1911, 3 rd April 1914, 2 nd October 1916 and 20 th March 1917 This book is in good condition with plain white back and front inside cover. Abattoirs; Annual Elections, etc; Area of the City (6,696 acres,with 171 miles of streets), Authorised Loans; Bands, Subsidy to (the Council subsidises bands to give open-air concerts in the Rotundas); Bath Charges (Plunge Bath, including one towel and soap, 6d., or 6 baths for 2/6d. Tepid Swimming Pool, single Bath 6d., or 3 baths for 1/-, Boys and Girls under 16 single bath, 3d or 6 swimming baths for 1/-.; Baths (public is now the finest in Australasia. Water is changed daily and is of a delicate blue tint, and a temperature of 80 boasts hanging baskets of ferns, swim lanes, rings, trapeze, climbing rope, and other gymnastic apparatus etc), Building Permits (number issued to 31 March 1919 was 215). Cab Fares (for Hackney Carriage); Cemeteries (3 public cemeteries - Bromley and Canal Reserve, the other in Milton Street); Chief Cities Population Count; Christchurch Fire Board; City Members of House of Representatives; City Organ (purchased by the Government for use in connection with the NZ International Exhibition held in Christchurch in and donated to Christchurch s His Majesty s Theatre ); City Rates; City Sinking Fund Commissioners; City Solicitor; City Water Supply (the City is served by a High Pressure Water Supply derived from 7 artesian wells..at the foot of Cashmere Hills); Committees. Destructor (The City Refuse is destroyed in a Beaman and Dee s Two-unit Destructor and the steam produced assists to operate an electrical plant and the electric current is sold for lighting and power it also warms the water of the 100ft x 36ft Tepid Swimming Pool); Drainage (114 miles of sewers and 22 miles of storm water sewers laid). Elections; Electrical Lighting and Power Rates; Electric Tramways (the number of passengers carried during the year was 20,796,940); Empty Dwelling houses (392); Expenditure and Receipts. Freehold Land; Gas Supply; Inhabited Dwellings (13,811); Loans Authorised; Mayor, Councillors and Officers (list and some telephone numbers); Public Libraries; Public Parks and Reserves; Past Chairmen and Mayors; Rateable Buildings (16,231); Rateable Value; Statutory Meetings; Stores and Warehouses (2,124); Underground conveniences (male and female the doors to all the w.c s are fitted with penny-in-the-slot locks). Mayor Dr H.T.J. Thacker, M.P. (p.2) Cathedral Square (p.8) The Rosery [sic] Domain Gardens (p.12) View of Avon River (p.22) Statue of Captain R.F. Scott, R.N. (p.32) Municipal Garage (Municipal Electric Vehicles Garage) (p. 32) Tepid Swimming Pool (p.35) Cathedral Square Peace Day (p.42)

4 CCC/ARC/101/4 The City of Christchurch was first incorporated by the Municipal Council Ordinance, Session XIV., No. 2, of the Province of Canterbury, the late Sir John Hall being the first City of Christchurch Chairman, in 1862 and the late Mr William Wilson first Mayor in On 1 st April 1903, the adjoining Boroughs of Linwood, St Albans and Sydenham were united with the City, Yearbook and became Wards under the same names, the old City forming the Central Ward. The City was further enlarged on 1 st April 1907, 1 st April 1911, 3 rd April 1914, 2 nd October 1916 and 20 th March This book is in good condition with plain pink back and front inside cover. Abattoirs; Annual Elections, etc; Area of the City (6,696 acres,with 171 miles of streets), Authorised Loans; Bands, Subsidy to (the Council subsidises bands to give open-air concerts in the Rotundas); Bath Charges (Plunge Bath, including one towel and soap, 6d., or 6 baths for 2/6d. Tepid Swimming Pool, single Bath 6d., or 3 baths for 1/-, Boys and Girls under 16 single bath, 3d or 6 swimming baths for 1/-.; Baths (public is now the finest in Australasia. Water is changed daily and is of a delicate blue tint, and a temperature of 80 boasts hanging baskets of ferns, swim lanes, rings, trapeze, climbing rope, and other gymnastic apparatus etc), Building Permits (number issued to 31 March 1920 was 517). Cab Fares (for Hackney Carriage); Cemeteries (3 public cemeteries Buckley s Road and Canal Reserve- Bromley, the other in Milton Street); Chief Cities Population Count; Christchurch Fire Board; City Members of House of Representatives; City Organ (purchased by the Government for use in connection with the NZ International Exhibition held in Christchurch in and donated to Christchurch s His Majesty s Theatre ); City Rates; City Sinking Fund Commissioners; City Solicitor; City Water Supply (the City is served by a High Pressure Water Supply derived from 7 artesian wells..at the foot of Cashmere Hills); Committees. Destructor (The City Refuse is destroyed in a Beaman and Dee s Two-unit Destructor and the steam produced assists to operate an electrical plant and the electric current is sold for lighting and power it also warms the water of the 100ft x 36ft Tepid Swimming Pool); Drainage (114 miles of sewers and 22 miles of storm water sewers laid). Elections; Electric Generating Station; Electrical Lighting and Power Rates; Electric Tramways (the number of passengers carried during the year was 25,973,655); Empty Dwelling houses (61); Expenditure and Receipts. Freehold Land; Gas Supply; Inhabited Dwellings (14,249); Loans Authorised; Mayor, Councillors and Officers (list and some telephone numbers); Other Local Bodies; Public Parks and Reserves; Past Chairmen and Mayors; Public Libraries; Rateable Buildings (16,459); Rateable Value; Statement of Public Debt; Statutory Meetings; Stores and Warehouses (2,149); Underground conveniences (male Mayor Dr H.T.J. Thacker, M.P. (p.2) View of River Avon (same photograph as in previous Yearbook) (p.8) Sumner: a popular Seaside Resort (includes Pier next to Cave Rock) (p.12) King George V. Coronation House (p. 20) The Rose Garden, Christchurch Domain (p. 28) Electricity Showroom (MED) (p.32) View in Rolleston Avenue (street lined with large trees) (p.36) Tepid Swimming Pool (not in use)

5 and female the doors to all the w.c s are fitted with penny-in-the-slot locks).

6 CCC/ARC/101/5 The City of Christchurch was first incorporated by the Municipal Council Ordinance, Session XIV., No. 2, of the Province of Canterbury, the late Sir John Hall being the first City of Christchurch Chairman, in 1862 and the late Mr William Wilson first Mayor in On 1 st April 1903, the adjoining Boroughs of Linwood, St Albans and Sydenham were united with the City. Yearbook The City was further enlarged on 1 st April 1907, by the inclusion of Beckenham and Fisherton, on 1 st April 1911 by North Linwood, on 3 rd April 1914 by North Richmond, 2 nd October, 1916, by Opawa, 20 th March 1917 by Avonside and St Martins, 1 st April 1921 by Spreydon, 1 st November 1921 by Woolston, 10 th July 1922 by Hagley Park, 1 st April 1923 by the inclusion of Papanui and Bromley. This book is in good condition with plain grey back and front inside cover. Abattoirs; Annual Elections, etc; Area of the City (10,580 acres,with 241 miles of streets), Authorised Loans; Bands, Subsidy to (the Council subsidises bands to give open-air concerts in the Rotundas); Bath Charges; Baths (public is now the finest in Australasia. Water supplied from an artesian bore is changed daily and is of a delicate blue tint, with a temperature of 80 boasts swim lanes, 6 Roman rings, 2 springboards and 4 diving platforms); Building Permits (number issued to 31 March 1923 was 899). Cab or Motor Cab Fares and Carriers plying for Hire; Cemeteries (3 public cemeteries Buckley s Road and Canal Reserve- Bromley, the other in Milton Street); Carriers Fares; Chief Cities Population Count; Christchurch Fire Board; City Members of House of Representatives; City Rates; City Sinking Fund Commissioners; City Water Supply (the City is served by a High Pressure Water Supply derived from 7 artesian wells..at the foot of Cashmere Hills); Committees. Destructor (The City Refuse is destroyed in a Meldrum Two-unit Destructor and the steam produced assists to operate an electrical plant and the electric current is sold for lighting and power it also warms the water of the 100ft x 36ft Tepid Swimming Pool however arrangements are being made to heat the water by electricity); Drainage (115 miles of sewers and 22 miles of storm water sewers laid). Elections; Electric Generating Station; Electrical Lighting and Power Rates; Electrical Terms; Electric Tramways (the number of passengers carried during the year was 25,188,624); Expenditure and Receipts. Fees payable for Licenses; Freehold Land; Gas Supply; Inhabited Dwellings (19,064); Licensed Public Buildings and their seating capacity; Loans Authorised; Mayor, Councillors and Officers (telephone numbers and addresses); Population, City and Suburbs (113,400); Public Parks and Reserves; Past Chairmen and Mayors; Public Libraries; Rateable Buildings (21,379); Rateable Value; Staff; Statement of Public Debt; Statutory Meetings; Stores and Warehouses (2,315); Underground conveniences Mayor J.A. Flesher, O.B.E. (p2.) The Rosery, Domain Gardens (p. 11) Tepid Swimming Pool (not in use, different photograph from previous Yearbook) Brighton (pull out smaller photograph) (p.15) Electricity Department s Showroom (MED) (different photograph from previous Yearbook) Brighton (pull out smaller photograph) (p.19) Cathedral Square (different from previous Yearbook photographs) Brighton (pull out larger photograph) (p. 23) Bridge of Remembrance (sketch) Christchurch War Memorial ) (p.38) Rolleston Avenue (p.46) Lyttelton, the Port of Christchurch (pull out larger photograph) (p.53) Provincial Council Chambers (p.56)

7 (male and female the doors to all the w.c s are fitted with penny-in-the-slot locks); Utilities controlled by the Council.

8 CCC/ARC/101/6 The City of Christchurch was first incorporated by the Municipal Council Ordinance, Session XIV., No. 2, of the Province of Canterbury, the late Sir John Hall being the first City of Christchurch Chairman, in 1862 and the late Mr William Wilson first Mayor in On 1 st April 1903, the adjoining Boroughs of Linwood, St Albans and Sydenham were united with the City. Yearbook (marbled The City was further enlarged on 1 st April 1907, by the inclusion of Beckenham and front and back inside Fisherton, on 1 st April 1911 by North Linwood, on 3 rd April 1914 by North Richmond, 2 nd cover) October, 1916, by Opawa, 20 th March 1917 by Avonside and St Martins, 1 st April 1921 by Spreydon, 1 st November 1921 by Woolston, 10 th July 1922 by Hagley Park, 1 st April by the inclusion of Papanui and Bromley. Two copies in good condition with marbled back and front inside cover. *One copy has photo on p.8 coming loose Abattoirs; Advances to Ratepayers-Electrical/Sewerage; Annual Elections, etc; Area of the City (10,580 acres,with 241 miles of streets), Authorised Loans; Bands, Subsidy to (the Council subsidises bands to give open-air concerts in the Rotundas); Bath Charges; Baths Closed (public holidays); Baths Tepid (public opened 14 th May is now the finest in Australasia. Water supplied from an artesian bore is changed daily and is of a delicate blue tint, with a temperature of 80 on 15 th September 1923 an electric heater of 1,200 KW capacity was installed permanently assisting the exhaust steam heat from the Destructor baths boasts swim lanes, 6 Roman rings, 2 springboards and 4 diving platforms); Building Permits (number issued to 31 March 1925 was 1,195). Cab or Motor Cab Fares and Carriers plying for Hire; Canterbury Museum; Cemeteries (3 public cemeteries Buckley s Road and Canal Reserve- Bromley, the other in Milton Street); Chief Cities Population Count; Christchurch Fire Board; City Members of House of Representatives; City Enlarged; City Rates; City Sinking Fund Commissioners; City Water Supply (the City is served by a High Pressure Water Supply derived from 16 artesian wells..10 at the foot of Cashmere Hills, 3 at Sydenham, 3 at St Albans); Concert Hall Proposed; Committees; Cost of Municipal Offices. Destructor (The City Refuse is destroyed in a Meldrum Two-unit Destructor during the last year 18,462 loads of refuse, including 714 loads of fish, 5,275 loads of clinker and 700 loads of tins; Drainage (118 miles of sewers and 22 miles of storm water sewers laid). Elections; Electric Generating Station; Electrical Lighting and Power Rates; Electrical Terms; Electrical Dept Trading Activities; Electric Tramways (the number of passengers carried during the year was 25,051,849); Expenditure and Receipts. Fees payable for Licenses; Freehold Land; Gas Supply; Housing; Inhabited Dwellings (19,763); Latitude ( South) and Longitude ( East); Left Parcel Offices; Licensed Public Buildings and their seating capacity; Loans Authorised; Loans to Build; Mayor, Councillors and Officers (telephone numbers and addresses); Members of the Legislative Council; Motor Car Parking Mayor Rev. J.K. Archer (p.1) Victoria Park and Supreme Court Buildings (p.8)* Entrance to Council Chambers (p.11) Municipal Offices, Manchester Street (p.15) Public Offices, New Municipal Buildings (p.19) Tepid Swimming Pool (Swimmers all posed for camera) (p. 21) View in Cathedral Square (p.25) Winter Garden in Botanic Gardens (p.27) Hereford Street Bridge (p.31) Halswell Quarry (pull out larger photograph) (p.33) Canterbury College (p. 37) Halswell Quarry (pull out larger photograph) (p.39) Sunken Garden in Botanic Gardens (pull out larger photograph) (p.47) Workers Dwelling (p.52) and (p.55) Lyttelton (the Port for Christchurch) (pull out larger photograph) (p.59) Sumner (pull out smaller photograph) (p. 66) Scott Statue (p.71) New Brighton (pull out smaller photograph) (p.73) Public Hospital and Grounds (pull out larger photograph) (p.77)

9 Places; Population, City and Suburbs (118,270); Public Parks and Reserves; Past Chairmen, Mayors and Town Clerks; Persons Entitled to Vote; Privately Owned Parks; Parks controlled by Boards; Public Libraries; Rateable Buildings (22,184); Rateable Value; Staff; Statement of Public Debt; Statutory Meetings; Stores and Warehouses (2,421); Superannuation Fund; Underground conveniences (male and female the doors to all the w.c s are fitted with penny-in-the-slot locks); Visit of United States Navy; Utilities controlled by the Council.

10 CCC/ARC/101/7 The City of Christchurch was first incorporated by the Municipal Council Ordinance, Session XIV., No. 2, of the Province of Canterbury, the late Sir John Hall being the first City of Christchurch Chairman, in 1862 and the late Mr William Wilson first Mayor in On 1 st April 1903, the adjoining Boroughs of Linwood, St Albans and Sydenham were united with the City. Yearbook The City was further enlarged on 1 st April 1907, by the inclusion of Beckenham and Fisherton, on 1 st April 1911 by North Linwood, on 3 rd April 1914 by North Richmond, 2 nd October, 1916, by Opawa, 20 th March 1917 by Avonside and St Martins, 1 st April 1921 by Spreydon, 1 st November 1921 by Woolston, 10 th July 1922 by Hagley Park, 1 st April 1923 by the inclusion of Papanui and Bromley. This book is in good condition with marbled back and front inside cover. *Photo on page 16 torn in two Abattoirs; Advances to Ratepayers-Electrical/Sewerage; Annual Elections, etc; Area of the City (10,580 acres,with 243 miles of streets), Authorised Loans; Bands, Subsidy to (the Council subsidises bands to give open-air concerts in the Rotundas); Bath Charges; Baths Closed (public holidays); Baths Tepid (public opened 14 th May is now the finest in Australasia. Water supplied from an artesian bore is changed daily and is of a delicate blue tint, with a temperature of 80 on 15 th September 1923 an electric heater of 1,200 KW capacity was installed permanently assisting the exhaust steam heat from the Destructor baths boasts swim lanes, 6 Roman rings, 2 springboards and 4 diving platforms); Building Permits (number issued to 31 March 1926 was 1,285). Cab Fares; Canterbury Museum; Cemeteries (3 public cemeteries Buckley s Road- all plots sold, and Canal Reserve-a portion of this Cemetery is set aside for soldiers, for whom free plots are provided - Bromley, the other in Milton Street); Chief Cities Population Count; Christchurch Fire Board; City Members of House of Representatives; City Enlarged; City Rates; City Sinking Fund Commissioners; City Water Supply (the City is served by a High Pressure Water Supply derived from 16 artesian wells..10 at the foot of Cashmere Hills, 3 at Sydenham and 3 at St Albans); Concert Hall Proposed; Committees; Cost of Municipal Offices. Destructor (The City Refuse is destroyed in a Meldrum Two-unit Destructor during the last year 18,462 loads of refuse, including 714 loads of fish, 5,275 loads of clinker and 700 loads of tins; Drainage (118 miles of sewers and 22 miles of storm water sewers laid). Elections; Electric Generating Station; Electrical Lighting and Power Rates; Electrical Terms; Electrical Dept Trading Activities; Electric Tramways (the number of passengers carried during the year was 25,051,849); Expenditure and Receipts. Fees payable for Licenses; Freehold Land; Gas Supply; Halswell Quarry; Housing; Inhabited Dwellings (19,963); Latitude ( South) and Longitude ( East); Left Parcel Offices; Licensed Public Buildings and their seating capacity; Loans Authorised; Loans to Build; Mayor, Councillors and Mayor Rev. J.K. Archer (p.1) Victoria Square and Supreme Court Buildings (pull out larger photograph) (p.9) Interior of Council Chamber (pull out larger photograph) (p.17)* Public Office New Municipal Building (p. 19) Traffic Inspector s Department (pull out smaller photograph) (p.24) Cathedral Square, Christchurch (pull out larger photograph) (p.31) Hereford Street Bridge (p.33) Victoria Lake, Hagley Park (p. 37) Entrance to Botanical Gardens (includes Moorhouse Statue) (p. 45) Winter Garden Botanical Gardens (p. 49) Lyttelton (pull out larger photograph) (p.51) Halswell Quarry (pull out larger photograph) (p.59) The Tea House Kennedy s Bush (pull out smaller photograph) (p.67) Cashel Street Bridge of Remembrance in background (pull out smaller photograph) (p.75) Scott Statue (p.77) Halswell Quarry (pull out larger photograph) (p.81) High Street (pull out smaller photograph) (p.85)

11 Officers (telephone numbers and addresses); Members of the Legislative Council; Motor Car Parking Places; New Municipal Offices; New Stables and Yard, Moorhouse Avenue; Population, City and Suburbs (118,408); Public Parks and Reserves; Past Chairmen, Mayors and Town Clerks; Persons Entitled to Vote; Privately Owned Parks; Parks controlled by Boards; Public Libraries; Rateable Buildings (19,598); Rateable Value; Staff; Statement of Public Debt; Statutory Meetings; Stores and Warehouses (2,423); Superannuation Fund; Underground conveniences (male and female the doors to all the w.c s are fitted with penny-in-the-slot locks); Visit of HMS Delhi and Adelaide and French Sloop Cassiope ; Utilities controlled by the Council.

12 CCC/ARC/101/8 The City of Christchurch was first incorporated by the Municipal Council Ordinance, Session XIV., No. 2, of the Province of Canterbury, the late Sir John Hall being the first City of Christchurch Chairman, in 1862 and the late Mr William Wilson first Mayor in On 1 st April 1903, the adjoining Boroughs of Linwood, St Albans and Sydenham were united with the City. Yearbook The City was further enlarged on 1 st April 1907, by the inclusion of Beckenham and Fisherton, on 1 st April 1911 by North Linwood, on 3 rd April 1914 by North Richmond, 2 nd October, 1916, by Opawa, 20 th March 1917 by Avonside and St Martins, 1 st April 1921 by Spreydon, 1 st November 1921 by Woolston, 10 th July 1922 by Hagley Park, 1 st April 1923 by the inclusion of Papanui and Bromley. This book is in good condition with printed design back and front inside cover. Abattoirs; Advances to Ratepayers-Electrical/Sewerage; Annual Elections, etc; Area of the City (10,580 acres,with 244 miles of streets), Authorised Loans; Avon River Bands, Subsidy to (the Council subsidises bands to give open-air concerts in the Rotundas); Bath Charges; Baths Closed (public holidays); Baths Tepid (public opened 14 th May is now the finest in Australasia. Water supplied from an artesian bore is changed daily and is of a delicate blue tint, with a temperature of 80 on 15 th September 1923 an electric heater of 1,200 KW capacity was installed permanently assisting the exhaust steam heat from the Destructor baths boasts swim lanes, 6 Roman rings, 2 springboards and 4 diving platforms); Bealey Avenue-Rule of the Road; Building Permits (number issued to 31 March 1927 was 1,324). Cab Fares; Camping Ground (Lincoln Road); Canterbury Museum; Cemeteries (3 public cemeteries Buckley s Road- all plots sold, and Canal Reserve-a portion of this Cemetery is set aside for soldiers, for whom free plots are provided - Bromley, the other in Milton Street); Chief Cities Population Count; Children s Playgrounds; Christchurch Fire Board; City Members of House of Representatives; City Enlarged; City Rates; City Sinking Fund Commissioners; City Water Supply (the City is served by a High Pressure Water Supply derived from 23 artesian wells..17 at the foot of Cashmere Hills, 3 at Sydenham and 3 at St Albans); Concert Hall; Committees; Cost of Municipal Offices. Destructor (The City Refuse is destroyed in a Meldrum Two-unit Destructor during the last year 20,134 loads of refuse, including 5,564 loads of clinker and 530 loads of tins; Drainage (118 miles of sewers and 22 miles of storm water sewers laid). Elections; Electric Generating Station; Electrical Lighting and Power Rates; Electrical Terms; Electrical Dept Trading Activities; Electric Tramways (the number of passengers carried during the year was 25,693,662); Expenditure and Receipts. Fees payable for Licenses; Fitzgerald Avenue-Rule of the Road; Freehold Land; Gas Supply; Halswell Quarry; Health Week; Housing; Inhabited Dwellings (20,617); Ladies Rest Room; Latitude ( South) and Longitude ( East); Left Parcel Offices; Licensed Public Buildings and their Mayor Rev. J.K. Archer (p.1) Cathedral Square (pull out larger photograph) (p.9) City Abattoirs, Sockburn (pull out smaller photograph) (p.17) Swimming Pool, Municipal Baths (pull out smaller photograph) (p.25) Port Lyttelton (pull out larger photograph) (p.33) Waterworks Pumping Plant (p.41) Scott Statue (p. 53) Aerial view of Christchurch (pull out smaller photograph) (p.61) The Rose Garden (p.69) Municipal Offices, Manchester Street (p.77) Cashel Street looking West (pull out smaller photograph) (p.85) Plan of Parking Places (pull out smaller photograph) (p.109)

13 seating capacity; Loans Authorised; Loans to Build; Mayor, Councillors and Officers (telephone numbers and addresses); Members of the Legislative Council; Motor Car Parking Places; Motor Omnibuses; Motor Van Fares; New Municipal Offices; New Stables and Yard, Moorhouse Avenue; Population, City and Suburbs (121,780); Public Parks and Reserves; Past Chairmen, Mayors and Town Clerks; Persons Entitled to Vote; Privately Owned Parks; Parks controlled by Boards; Public Libraries; Rateable Buildings (23,616); Rateable Value; Staff; Statement of Public Debt; Statutory Meetings; Stock Routes; Stores and Warehouses (2,806); Superannuation Fund; Technical College; Town Planning; Traffic; Underground conveniences (male and female the doors to all the w.c s are fitted with penny-in-the-slot locks); Value of Buildings Last 10 years; Vehicles Remaining in Streets; Utilities controlled by the Council.

14 CCC/ARC/101/9 The City of Christchurch was first incorporated by the Municipal Council Ordinance, Session XIV., No. 2, of the Province of Canterbury, the late Sir John Hall being the first City of Christchurch Chairman, in 1862 and the late Mr William Wilson first Mayor in On 1 st April 1903, the adjoining Boroughs of Linwood, St Albans and Sydenham were united with the City. Yearbook (marbled The City was further enlarged on 1 st April 1907, by the inclusion of Beckenham and front and back inside Fisherton, on 1 st April 1911 by North Linwood, on 3 rd April 1914 by North Richmond, 2 nd cover) October, 1916, by Opawa, 20 th March 1917 by Avonside and St Martins, 1 st April 1921 by Spreydon, 1 st November 1921 by Woolston, 10 th July 1922 by Hagley Park, 1 st April by the inclusion of Papanui and Bromley. This book is in good condition with marbled back and front inside cover. Abattoirs; Advances to Ratepayers; Annual Elections, etc; Area of the City (10,580 acres,with 246 miles of streets), Authorised Loans; Avon River Bands, Subsidy to (the Council subsidises bands to give open-air concerts in the Rotundas); Bath Charges; Baths Closed (public holidays); Baths Tepid (public opened 14 th May is now the finest in Australasia. Water supplied from an artesian bore is changed daily and is of a delicate blue tint, with a temperature of 80 on 15 th September 1923 an electric heater of 1,200 KW capacity was installed permanently assisting the exhaust steam heat from the Destructor baths boasts swim lanes, 6 Roman rings, 2 springboards and 4 diving platforms); Building Permits (number issued to 31 March 1928 was 1,217); Bowling Greens; Building Statistics Camping Ground (Lincoln Road); Canterbury Museum; Cemeteries (3 public cemeteries Buckley s Road- all plots sold, and Canal Reserve-a portion of this Cemetery is set aside for soldiers, for whom free plots are provided - Bromley, the other in Milton Street); Chief Cities Population Count; Children s Playgrounds; Christchurch Fire Board; City Members of House of Representatives; City Rates; City Sinking Fund Commissioners; City Water Supply (the City is served by a High Pressure Water Supply derived from 27 artesian wells..21 at the foot of Cashmere Hills, 3 at Sydenham and 3 at St Albans); Concert Hall; Committees; Cost of Municipal Offices. Destructor (The City Refuse is destroyed in a Meldrum Two-unit Destructor during the last year 20,426 loads of refuse, including 5,638 loads of clinker and 490 loads of tins; Diamond Jubilee Celebrations; Drainage (118 miles of sewers and 127 miles of artificial drains laid). Elections; Electricity Department; Electrical Lighting and Power Rates; Electrical Terms; Electrical Dept Trading Activities; Electric Tramways (the number of passengers carried during the year was Trams 24,695,645- Buses 800,233); Expenditure and Receipts. Fares; Fees payable for Licenses; Fitzgerald Avenue-Rule of the Road; Flag Days; Freehold Land; Gas Supply; Golf Links; Halswell Quarry; Harbour and Hospital Boards; Health Week; Housing; Inhabited Dwellings (21,118); Latitude ( South) and Longitude ( East); Licensed Public His Worship the Mayor, Rev J K Archer (p.1) Interior Provincial Council Chambers (p.8) New Brighton (beach) (pull out photo) (p.16) The Rose Garden (Botanic Gardens) (pull out photo) (p. 24) Cashel Street (looking east) (pull out photo) (p.32) On the Avon (fold out photo) (p.40) Bridge of Remembrance (p.48) Scott Statue (fold out photo) (p.56) Townend House, Botanic Gardens (fold out photo) (p.64) Sumner (fold out photo) (p.72) Victoria Square (tri-fold photo) (p.80) Aerodrome, Sockburn (fold out photo) (p.96) Plan of Parking Spaces (fold out photo) (p. 110)

15 Buildings and their seating capacity; Loans Authorised; Loans to Build; Mayor, Councillors and Officers (telephone numbers and addresses); Members of the Legislative Council; Motor Car Parking Places; Motor Omnibuses; Motor Van Fares; Municipal Market; Municipal Offices; New Stables and Yard, Moorhouse Avenue; Population, City and Suburbs (123,140); Public Parks and Reserves; Public Conveniences; Past Chairmen, Mayors and Town Clerks; Parks controlled by Boards; Public Libraries; Rateable Buildings (24,172); Rateable Value; Riverbank Improvements; Staff; Statutory Meetings; Stock Routes; Stores and Warehouses (2,859); Superannuation Fund; Technical College; Tennis Courts; Town Planning; Traffic; Value of Buildings Last 10 years; Vehicles Remaining in Streets; Utilities controlled by the Council.

16 CCC/ARC/101/10 The City of Christchurch was first incorporated by the Municipal Council Ordinance, Session XIV., No. 2, of the Province of Canterbury, the late Sir John Hall being the first City of Christchurch Chairman, in 1862 and the late Mr William Wilson first Mayor in On 1 st April 1903, the adjoining Boroughs of Linwood, St Albans and Sydenham were united with the City. Yearbook The City was further enlarged on 1 st April 1907, by the inclusion of Beckenham and Fisherton, on 1 st April 1911 by North Linwood, on 3 rd April 1914 by North Richmond, 2 nd October, 1916, by Opawa, 20 th March 1917 by Avonside and St Martins, 1 st April 1921 by Spreydon, 1 st November 1921 by Woolston, 10 th July 1922 by Hagley Park, 1 st April 1923 by the inclusion of Papanui and Bromley. Two copies in good condition one has fold out photo loose of Moorhouse Avenue (p.66) also inside covers have different designs one is marbled the other is a printed design. Abattoirs; Advances to Ratepayers; Annual Elections, etc; Area of the City (10,580 acres,with 246 miles of streets), Art Gallery; Aviation; Authorised Loans; Avon River Bands, Subsidy to (the Council subsidises bands to give open-air concerts in the Rotundas); Bath Charges; Baths Closed (public holidays); Baths Tepid (public opened 14 th May is now the finest in Australasia. Water supplied from an artesian bore is changed daily and is of a delicate blue tint, with a temperature of 80 on 15 th September 1923 an electric heater of 1,200 KW capacity was installed permanently assisting the exhaust steam heat from the Destructor baths boasts swim lanes, 6 Roman rings, 2 springboards and 4 diving platforms); Building Permits (number issued to 31 March 1929 was 1,161); Bowling Greens; Building Statistics Camping Ground (Lincoln Road); Canterbury Museum; Cemeteries (3 public cemeteries Buckley s Road- all plots sold, and Canal Reserve-a portion of this Cemetery is set aside for soldiers, for whom free plots are provided - Bromley, the other in Milton Street); Chief Cities Population Count; Children s Playgrounds; Christchurch Fire Board; City Members of House of Representatives; City Rates; City Sinking Fund Commissioners; City Water Supply (the City is served by a High Pressure Water Supply derived from 27 artesian wells..21 at the foot of Cashmere Hills, 3 at Sydenham and 3 at St Albans); Concert Hall; Committees; Cost of Municipal Offices; Crematorium. Destructor (The City Refuse is destroyed in a Meldrum Two-unit Destructor during the last year 19,087 loads of refuse, including 4,930 loads of clinker and 390 loads of tins; Drainage (118 miles of sewers and 23 miles of storm water sewers laid). Elections; Electricity Department; Electric Tramways (the number of passengers carried during the year was Trams 24,088,043- Buses 749,695); Expenditure and Receipts. Fares (Cab, Taxi, Vans etc); Fees payable for Licenses; Flag Days; Freehold Land; Gas Supply; Golf Links; Hagley Park; Halswell Quarry; Harbour and Hospital Boards; Health Week; Housing; Inhabited Dwellings (21,610); Latitude ( South) and Longitude ( East); Licensed Public Buildings and their seating capacity; Loans Authorised; Loans to Build; Mayor, Councillors and His Worship the Mayor, Rev J K Archer (p.1) View of River Avon (fold out photo) (p.2) Cashel Street, Looking East (fold out photo (p. 10) Cunningham House, Botanic Gardens (fold out photo) (p.18) Statue of Captain Robert Falcon Scott (fold out photo) (p.2) Moorhouse Avenue Concrete Road (one day s work) (fold out photo) (p.34) The Rosary, Botanic Gardens (fold out photo) (p.42) Townend House, Botanic Gardens (fold out photo) (p.48) Chester Street Fire Station, which it is proposed to convert into Rest Rooms etc (fold out photo) (p58) Moorhouse Avenue concrete road construction (fold out photo) (p.66) View of Victoria Square (tri-fold photo) (p.74) Proposed new Art Gallery (tri-fold photo) (p.82) New Band Rotunda, Cambridge Terrace (fold out photo) (p.86) Hot Mix Plant, Moorhouse Avenue Yard (fold out photo) (90) New Carlton Bridge (fold out photo) (p.98) Testing New Carlton Bridge, Weight over 100 tons (fold out photo) (p.106) Clock Tower and New Majestic theatre, Corner High and Manchester Streets (fold out photo) (p.114)

17 Officers (telephone numbers and addresses); Members of the Legislative Council; Motor Car Parking Places; Motor Omnibuses; Municipal Offices; New Stables and Yard, Moorhouse Avenue; Population, City and Suburbs (125,170); Public Parks and Reserves; Past Chairmen, Mayors and Town Clerks; Native Trees and Shrubs (Riccarton Bush presented to the public by Deans Family); Parks controlled by Boards; Public Conveniences; Public Holidays; Public Libraries; Pulverisation of City Refuse (installation of a Lightning Refuse Masticator in East Linwood Reserve 212 it is intended to relieve the City Destructor to a certain degree);rateable Buildings (24,172); Rateable Value; Riverbank Improvements; Rule of the Road (Bealey & Fitzgerald); Staff; Statutory Meetings; Stock Routes; Stores and Warehouses (2,913); Superannuation Fund; Technical College; Tennis Courts; Town Planning; Traffic; Value of Buildings Last 10 years; Vehicles Remaining in Streets; Utilities controlled by the Council.

18 CCC/ARC/101/11 The City of Christchurch was first incorporated by the Municipal Council Ordinance, Session XIV., No. 2, of the Province of Canterbury, the late Sir John Hall being the first City of Christchurch Chairman, in 1862 and the late Mr William Wilson first Mayor in On 1 st April 1903, the adjoining Boroughs of Linwood, St Albans and Sydenham were united with the City. Yearbook The City was further enlarged on 1 st April 1907, by the inclusion of Beckenham and Fisherton, on 1 st April 1911 by North Linwood, on 3 rd April 1914 by North Richmond, 2 nd October, 1916, by Opawa, 20 th March 1917 by Avonside and St Martins, 1 st April 1921 by Spreydon, 1 st November 1921 by Woolston, 10 th July 1922 by Hagley Park, 1 st April 1923 by the inclusion of Papanui and Bromley. This book is in good condition with plain cream back and front inside cover. Abattoirs; Advances to Ratepayers; Annual Elections, etc; Area of the City (10,580 acres,with 246 miles of streets), Art Gallery; Aviation; Authorised Loans; Avon River Bands, Subsidy to (the Council subsidises bands to give open-air concerts in the Rotundas); Bath Charges; Baths Closed (public holidays); Baths Tepid (public opened 14 th May is now the finest in Australasia. Water supplied from an artesian bore is changed daily and is of a delicate blue tint, with a temperature of 80 on 15 th September 1923 an electric heater of 1,200 KW capacity was installed permanently assisting the exhaust steam heat from the Destructor baths boasts swim lanes, 6 Roman rings, 2 springboards and 4 diving platforms); Boundaries of City; Bowling Greens; Building Permits (number issued to 31 March 1930 was 1,171); Building Statistics Camping Ground (Lincoln Road); Canterbury Museum; Cemeteries (3 public cemeteries Buckley s Road- all plots sold, and Canal Reserve-a portion of this Cemetery is set aside for soldiers, for whom free plots are provided - Bromley, the other in Milton Street); Chief Cities Population Count; Children s Playgrounds; Christchurch Fire Board; City Members of House of Representatives; City Rates; City Sinking Fund Commissioners; City Water Supply (the City is served by a High Pressure Water Supply derived from 27 artesian wells..21 at the foot of Cashmere Hills, 3 at Sydenham and 3 at St Albans); Concert Hall; Committees; Cost of Municipal Offices; Crematorium. Destructor (The City Refuse is destroyed in a Meldrum Two-unit Destructor during the last year 18,917 loads of refuse, including 5,374 loads of clinker and 455 loads of tins; Drainage (118 miles of sewers and 23 miles of storm water sewers laid). Elections; Electricity Department; Electric Tramways (the number of passengers carried during the year was Trams 23,891,147- Buses 604,590); Expenditure and Receipts. Fares (Cab, Taxi, Vans etc); Fees payable for Licenses; Flag Days; Freehold Land; Gas Supply; Golf Links; Grand Organ Municipal Concert Hall (original organ, which was presented to the City after the International Exhibition in was destroyed when building burnt down in 1917 so contract for the construction of a new organ was given to Messrs Hill, Norman and Beard Ltd of London in June His Worship the Mayor, Rev J K Archer (p.1) Captain Scott Statue (fold out photo) (p.4) Christchurch from the Air (fold out photo) (p.8) Provincial Council Chamber (fold out photo) (p.12) Edmonds Clock Tower (p.16) Municipal Electricity Department s Showroom and Offices (fold out photo) (p.34) Committee Room, Municipal Electricity Department (fold out photo) (p.36) On the River Avon (fold out photo) (p.46) Winter Garden and Rosary, Botanical Gardens (fold out photo) (p.56) Townend House, Botanical Gardens (fold out photo) (p.64) Cashel Street, Looking East (fold out photo) (p.86) Entrance to Museum (p.102) City Band Rotunda (fold out photo) (p.104)

19 1928), Hagley Park; Halswell Quarry; Harbour and Hospital Boards; Health Week; Housing; Improvements in Victoria Square (installation of Bowker Fountain); Inhabited Dwellings (22,026); Latitude ( South) and Longitude ( East); Licensed Public Buildings and their seating capacity; Loans Authorised; Loans to Build; Mayor, Councillors and Officers (telephone numbers and addresses); Members of the Legislative Council; Motor Car Parking Places; Motor Omnibuses; Municipal Offices; New Stables and Yard, Moorhouse Avenue; Population, City and Suburbs (126,040); Public Parks and Reserves; Past Chairmen, Mayors and Town Clerks; Native Trees and Shrubs (Riccarton Bush presented to the public by Deans Family); Parks controlled by Boards; Public Conveniences; Public Holidays; Public Libraries; Public Utilities Committee; Pulverisation of City Refuse (installation of a Lightning Refuse Masticator in East Linwood Reserve 212 it is intended to relieve the City Destructor to a certain degree);rateable Buildings (24,987); Rateable Value; Riverbank Improvements; Rule of the Road (Bealey & Fitzgerald); Staff; Statutory Meetings; Stock Routes; Stores and Warehouses (2,961); Superannuation Fund; Technical College; Tennis Courts; Town Planning; Traffic; Value of Buildings Last 10 years; Vehicles Remaining in Streets; Utilities controlled by the Council.

20 CCC/ARC/101/12 The City of Christchurch was first incorporated by the Municipal Council Ordinance, Session XIV., No. 2, of the Province of Canterbury, the late Sir John Hall being the first City of Christchurch Chairman, in 1862 and the late Mr William Wilson first Mayor in On 1 st April 1903, the adjoining Boroughs of Linwood, St Albans and Sydenham were united with the City. Yearbook The City was further enlarged on 1 st April 1907, by the inclusion of Beckenham and Fisherton, on 1 st April 1911 by North Linwood, on 3 rd April 1914 by North Richmond, 2 nd October, 1916, by Opawa, 20 th March 1917 by Avonside and St Martins, 1 st April 1921 by Spreydon, 1 st November 1921 by Woolston, 10 th July 1922 by Hagley Park, 1 st April 1923 by the inclusion of Papanui and Bromley. This book is in good condition with plain cream back and front inside cover. Abattoirs; Advances to Ratepayers; Annual Elections, etc; Area of the City (10,580 acres,with 246 miles of streets), Art Gallery; Aviation; Authorised Loans; Avon River Bands, Subsidy to (the Council subsidises bands to give open-air concerts in the Rotundas); Band Rotunda and Clock Tower (donated by T E Edmonds); Bath Charges; Baths Closed (public holidays); Baths Tepid (public opened 14 th May is now the finest in Australasia. Water supplied from an artesian bore is changed daily and is of a delicate blue tint, with a temperature of 80 on 15 th September 1923 an electric heater of 1,200 KW capacity was installed permanently assisting the exhaust steam heat from the Destructor baths boasts swim lanes, 6 Roman rings, 2 springboards and 4 diving platforms); Boundaries of City; Bowling Greens; Building Permits (number issued to 31 March 1931 was 916); Building Statistics Camping Ground (Lincoln Road); Canterbury Museum; cathedral Square Improvements; Cemeteries (3 public cemeteries Buckley s Road- all plots sold, and Canal Reserve-a portion of this Cemetery is set aside for soldiers, for whom free plots are provided - Bromley, the other in Milton Street); Chief Cities Population Count; Children s Playgrounds; Christchurch Fire Board; City Members of House of Representatives; City Rates; City Sinking Fund Commissioners; City Water Supply (the City is served by a High Pressure Water Supply derived from 27 artesian wells..21 at the foot of Cashmere Hills, 3 at Sydenham and 3 at St Albans); Concert Hall; Committees; Cost of Municipal Offices; Crematorium. Destructor (The City Refuse is destroyed in a Meldrum Two-unit Destructor during the last year 20,922 loads of refuse, including 6,260 loads of clinker and 563 loads of tins; Drainage (118 miles of sewers and 24 miles of storm water sewers laid). Elections; Electricity Department; Electric Tramways (the number of passengers carried during the year was Trams 22,253,096 - Buses 507,464); Expenditure and Receipts. Fares (Cab, Taxi, Vans etc); Fees payable for Licenses; Flag Days; Freehold Land; Gas Supply; Gifts to the City; Golf Links; Grand Organ Municipal Concert Hall (original organ, which was presented to the City after the International Exhibition in was destroyed when building burnt down in 1917 so His Worship the Mayor (Mr D G Sullivan, MP) (p.1) Christchurch from the Air (fold out photo) (p.8) Townend House Botanical Gardens (fold out photo) (p.26) Scene on River Avon (fold out photo) (p.42) Elmwood Park (fold out photo) (p58) Winter Garden-Botanical Gardens (fold out photo) (p.60) Scott Statue (fold out photo) (p.68) Cashel Street looking East (fold out photo) (p.84) City Band Rotunda from Oxford Terrace (fold out photo) (p. 102) The Bowker Fountain (p.104) View in Cathedral Square (fold out photo) (p.106) Bridge of Remembrance from Cambridge Terrace (fold out photo) (p.112) New Brighton (beach) (fold out photo) (p.120) Sumner (fold out photo) (p.128) Lyttelton (fold out photo) (p.134)

21 contract for the construction of a new organ was given to Messrs Hill, Norman and Beard Ltd of London in June 1928), Hagley Park; Halswell Quarry; Harbour and Hospital Boards; Health Week; Housing; Improvements in Victoria Square (installation of Bowker Fountain); Inhabited Dwellings (22,289); Latitude ( South) and Longitude ( East); Licensed Public Buildings and their seating capacity; Loans Authorised; Loans to Build; Mayor, Councillors and Officers (telephone numbers and addresses); Members of the Legislative Council; Motor Car Parking Places; Motor Omnibuses; Municipal Offices; New Bridges; New Stables and Yard, Moorhouse Avenue; Plunket Rooms (conversion of Fire Station in Chester Street); Population, City and Suburbs (127,200); Public Parks and Reserves; Past Chairmen, Mayors and Town Clerks; Native Trees and Shrubs (Riccarton Bush presented to the public by Deans Family); Parks controlled by Boards; Public Conveniences; Public Holidays; Public Libraries; Public Utilities Committee; Pulverisation of City Refuse (installation of a Lightning Refuse Masticator in East Linwood Reserve 212 it is intended to relieve the City Destructor to a certain degree); Rateable Buildings (25,336); Rateable Value; Rule of the Road (Bealey & Fitzgerald); Staff; Statutory Meetings; Statue of Captain Cook (donated by M F Barnett Esq. sculptor W T Trethewey); Stock Routes; Stores and Warehouses (3,047); Superannuation Fund; Technical College; Tennis Courts; Town Planning; Traffic; Value of Buildings Last 10 years; Vehicles Remaining in Streets; Utilities controlled by the Council.