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Description

Originally known as 'Manawatu Buildings', this structure on the corner of George and Cuba Streets was erected in 1929 for Messrs. A. H. White, E. D. Berry and R. A. Port. The architect was C. Tilleard Natusch of Wellington. The three-storey building was constructed from reinforced concrete and featured marble-terrazzo floors and stairways. It originally housed the Dominion Sample Rooms on its first and second floors. On the ground floor, there were six shopfronts located on George Street and a further four on Cuba Street. In 1945 the NZ Government purchased the building and had it modified to house Government offices, including the Land and Income Tax Department and Social Security Office. It was subsequently known as 'Government Buildings'. The structure was demolished in 1992 to make way for a supermarket. It was later converted into a Harvey Normans store.

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Image
Pākanga
Public Photograph Collection Z5156
Date
1988
Tautuhi matihiko
2008P_Z5156_BUI_0948
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IMCA Digital Archive

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1980s,
buildings,
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Government Buildings, corner of George and Cuba Streets
Government Buildings, corner of George and Cuba Streets
George Street, between Coleman Place and Cuba Street
Nash Building and Andrews Building, George Street
Former Returned Servicemen Association building, corner of George and Cuba Streets
Grand Hotel building, corner of The Square and Church Street
Former Post Office building, corner of The Square and Main Street
The Square, Between Rangitikei Street and Coleman Mall
PDC department store, The Square
Rangitikei Street shops
Former Public Library, corner of The Square and Main Street
The Square, from Main Street to Broadway