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As far back as 1863, a deaf Charteris Bay child was being taught
As far back as 1863, a deaf Charteris Bay child was being taught by sign language. On 10 March 1880 - under the guidance of Gerrit van Asch (pictur...

Lyttelton–Mt Herbert by-election: Potential candidates have one
Lyttelton–Mt Herbert by-election: Potential candidates have one week to nominate Nominations for a position representing the community on the Lyttel...

On 23 June 1863, Christchurch got its first cab stand. It was
On 23 June 1863, Christchurch got its first cab stand. It was situated outside the City Hotel on the intersection of Colombo and High Streets, the no...

#CCCnotices: Council public notices • NOTIFICATION OF
#CCCnotices: Council public notices • NOTIFICATION OF RESTRICTIONS OF HEAVY VEHICLES ON ROADS • PERMITTED TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION AND PERMITTED TE...

DRINKING WATER ADVISORY The Christchurch City Council is
DRINKING WATER ADVISORY The Christchurch City Council is recommending residents flush a cup of water from their drinking water taps each morning, in l...

On the morning of 11 October 1885, a neat pile of folded clothes
On the morning of 11 October 1885, a neat pile of folded clothes were discovered by a young lad on Sumner Beach, not far from the Scarborough Heads. ...

On 21 November 1865, the construction of the Canterbury Provincial
On 21 November 1865, the construction of the Canterbury Provincial Chambers, which had been started in 1858, was completed. When the New Zealand Const...

Demolition of the remaining section of St Martins Voluntary
Demolition of the remaining section of St Martins Voluntary Library starts today. The library, located on the corner of Wilson’s Road and Wades Aven...

On 26 December 1862, the newly formed Christchurch Agriculture,
On 26 December 1862, the newly formed Christchurch Agriculture, Botanical and Horticultural Society put on their first horticultural exhibition. Gard...