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Description

This panorama shows all four quadrants of The Square and the central gardens running along the railway line. It looks west to the surrounding buildings - from the Fitzherbert Street corner around to Main Street West, to just beyond the Rangitikei Street corner. Prominent in this photograph is the Ladies' Rest (art deco building, middle foreground) and Rosco Department Store (4-storey building just left of centre). This photograph was taken before the Hopwood Clock Tower was built in 1957.

Identification

Object type
Image
Relation
Public Photograph Collection Sq 382
Date
circa 1940 to circa 1949
Digitisation ID
2014OSP_Sq382_009014
Held In
Coolstore

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Taxonomy

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a v oliver,
all saints,
atlantic,
auto parts,
billiards,
cm ross,
coles,
dr wood,
evening standard,
goldfinch,
hallenstein brothers,
herbert hepworth chemist,
hotel midland,
log fon,
london town,
lynx,
manawatu standard,
new zealand insurance company,
optician,
pararubba,
piccadilly tea rooms,
radio,
roma,
rotunda,
simpsons,
slaters,
te peeti te awe awe,
the square,
train line,
train tracks,
war memorial,
watchorns,
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