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Description

Oscar Jorgensen designed this steel-framed brick and concrete building in July 1929 for Frederick Bryant. Built by Trevor Bros. Ltd. at a cost of £11,100, it replaced one of the city’s oldest buildings. Its frontages overlooked both The Square and Church Street. There were three shops on the ground floor and the upper floors each contained three sets of flats.

Mr Oates’ musical warehouse opened in December 1929. Rees Furnishing Co. Ltd arrived in the 1950s. In June 1957, L.G. West, Son & Callander designed substantial alterations. The three shops became one and the first floor was converted for retail purposes. Businesses that utilised the building included Rees Furnishing, Maple Furnishing Co., and Smith & Brown and McDonalds Restaurant. Following McDonalds departure various new businesses have arrived. The building also underwent major earthquake strengthening in 2013.

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IMCA Digital Archive
Date
June 2020
Tautuhi matihiko
2020BD_IMCA-DigitalMaster_031933
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45-51 The Square – the Grand Building, former Grand Hotel
149-152 The Square – Westside Chambers, former ‘M.L.C. Building’
Palmerston North Civic Administration Building, The Square
141 The Square – Imperial Chambers
161-163 The Square – Mowlem Buildings (a.k.a. ‘Bares Buildings’)
36 The Square – ‘Childs’ building’, now Lone Star Café & Bar
Ladies’ Rest Room, The Square
145-148 The Square, 5-21 Rangitikei Street, 288-302 Cuba Street - @ the hub
1-3 The Square – former Union Bank of Australia/ANZ Chambers
10-15 The Square - Commercial Building
125-128 The Square - Waldegrave Building
153-154 The Square – United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary (UFSD) building