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Tautahi Pā

311 Oxford Terrace, Barbadoes St Bridge, CHRISTCHURCH

Private

Wāhi Tapu

List No. 7715

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LocationDetails

List Entry Information

Overview

Status
Listed

List Entry Status
Wāhi Tapu

Access
Private/No Public Access

List Number
7715

Date Entered
21st June 2007

Date of Effect
21st June 2007

City/District Council
Christchurch City

Region
Canterbury Region

Extent of List Entry

All the land situated in Canterbury Land District, Reserve Survey Office Plan 11485 (lawns ornamental gardens ornamental gardens) from the corner of Kilmore Street and Cambridge Terrace, along Cambridge Terrace and Oxford Terrace to Barbadoes Street, including res 44 Town of Christchurch (RT CB29/296), Canterbury Land District. All that land situated in Pt Res 20 (RT CB33K/846), Sections 1 & 2 Local Purposes Reserve situated on Barbadoes and Salisbury Street and Oxford Terrace (as indicated on appendix 1, pg 10 of the Registration Report)

Legal description

Res 44 Town of Christchurch (RT CB29/296), Res SO Plan 11485, Pt Res 20 (RT CB33K/846), Canterbury Land District

Location Description

The Bricks is located within the context of eastern central Christchurch. The site and setting are contiguous and consist of a small parcel of land on a bend in the Avon River bordered by Oxford Terrace and Barbadoes Street. The parcel boundary more or less equates to the original reserve created by the Canterbury Association. The 1926 memorial cairn is located at the centre of the reserve surrounded by lawn and mature trees. The wider context of The Bricks includes the site of Tautahi's Pa (which is commemorated in the Canterbury Green reserve across the Avon), the residential properties across Oxford Terrace, which are the sites of the early houses and businesses which once clustered around the landing site, and the River Avon itself, which provided the transport artery which once supplied The Bricks. Englefield Lodge, from which the cairn bricks were sourced, remains in a derelict state nearby at the corner of Fitzgerald Avenue and Avonside Drive.

Detailed List Entry
Reference

Historical and Associated Iwi / Hapū / Whānau

Iwi

Ngāi Tahu

Report Written By

Te Ngai Tuahuriri Runanga A fully referenced registration report is available from the Maori Heritage Team of the NZHPT at National Office in Wellington. Please note that entry on the New Zealand Heritage List/Rarangi Korero identifies only the heritage values of the property concerned, and should not be construed as advice on the state of the property, or as a comment of its soundness or safety, including in regard to earthquake risk, safety in the event of fire, or insanitary conditions.

Further Information
Overview

Status

Listed

List Entry Status

Wāhi Tapu

Access

Private/No Public Access

List Number

7715

Date Entered

21st June 2007

Date of Effect

21st June 2007

City/District Council

Christchurch City

Region

Canterbury Region

Extent of List Entry

All the land situated in Canterbury Land District, Reserve Survey Office Plan 11485 (lawns ornamental gardens ornamental gardens) from the corner of Kilmore Street and Cambridge Terrace, along Cambridge Terrace and Oxford Terrace to Barbadoes Street, including res 44 Town of Christchurch (RT CB29/296), Canterbury Land District. All that land situated in Pt Res 20 (RT CB33K/846), Sections 1 & 2 Local Purposes Reserve situated on Barbadoes and Salisbury Street and Oxford Terrace (as indicated on appendix 1, pg 10 of the Registration Report)

Legal description

Res 44 Town of Christchurch (RT CB29/296), Res SO Plan 11485, Pt Res 20 (RT CB33K/846), Canterbury Land District

Location Description

The Bricks is located within the context of eastern central Christchurch. The site and setting are contiguous and consist of a small parcel of land on a bend in the Avon River bordered by Oxford Terrace and Barbadoes Street. The parcel boundary more or less equates to the original reserve created by the Canterbury Association. The 1926 memorial cairn is located at the centre of the reserve surrounded by lawn and mature trees. The wider context of The Bricks includes the site of Tautahi's Pa (which is commemorated in the Canterbury Green reserve across the Avon), the residential properties across Oxford Terrace, which are the sites of the early houses and businesses which once clustered around the landing site, and the River Avon itself, which provided the transport artery which once supplied The Bricks. Englefield Lodge, from which the cairn bricks were sourced, remains in a derelict state nearby at the corner of Fitzgerald Avenue and Avonside Drive.

Status

Listed

List Entry Status

Wāhi Tapu

Access

Private/No Public Access

List Number

7715

Date Entered

21st June 2007

Date of Effect

21st June 2007

City/District Council

Christchurch City

Region

Canterbury Region

Extent of List Entry

All the land situated in Canterbury Land District, Reserve Survey Office Plan 11485 (lawns ornamental gardens ornamental gardens) from the corner of Kilmore Street and Cambridge Terrace, along Cambridge Terrace and Oxford Terrace to Barbadoes Street, including res 44 Town of Christchurch (RT CB29/296), Canterbury Land District. All that land situated in Pt Res 20 (RT CB33K/846), Sections 1 & 2 Local Purposes Reserve situated on Barbadoes and Salisbury Street and Oxford Terrace (as indicated on appendix 1, pg 10 of the Registration Report)

Legal description

Res 44 Town of Christchurch (RT CB29/296), Res SO Plan 11485, Pt Res 20 (RT CB33K/846), Canterbury Land District

Location Description

The Bricks is located within the context of eastern central Christchurch. The site and setting are contiguous and consist of a small parcel of land on a bend in the Avon River bordered by Oxford Terrace and Barbadoes Street. The parcel boundary more or less equates to the original reserve created by the Canterbury Association. The 1926 memorial cairn is located at the centre of the reserve surrounded by lawn and mature trees. The wider context of The Bricks includes the site of Tautahi's Pa (which is commemorated in the Canterbury Green reserve across the Avon), the residential properties across Oxford Terrace, which are the sites of the early houses and businesses which once clustered around the landing site, and the River Avon itself, which provided the transport artery which once supplied The Bricks. Englefield Lodge, from which the cairn bricks were sourced, remains in a derelict state nearby at the corner of Fitzgerald Avenue and Avonside Drive.

Reference

Historical and Associated Iwi / Hapū / Whānau

Iwi: Ngāi Tahu

Other Information

Te Ngai Tuahuriri Runanga A fully referenced registration report is available from the Maori Heritage Team of the NZHPT at National Office in Wellington. Please note that entry on the New Zealand Heritage List/Rarangi Korero identifies only the heritage values of the property concerned, and should not be construed as advice on the state of the property, or as a comment of its soundness or safety, including in regard to earthquake risk, safety in the event of fire, or insanitary conditions.

Historical and Associated Iwi / Hapū / Whānau

Iwi: Ngāi Tahu

Other Information

Te Ngai Tuahuriri Runanga A fully referenced registration report is available from the Maori Heritage Team of the NZHPT at National Office in Wellington. Please note that entry on the New Zealand Heritage List/Rarangi Korero identifies only the heritage values of the property concerned, and should not be construed as advice on the state of the property, or as a comment of its soundness or safety, including in regard to earthquake risk, safety in the event of fire, or insanitary conditions.

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