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Clark, Johnson, fl 1913 :The Colonial Ammunition Coy's Works. Dominion of New Zealand. ...
Date: 1913
By: Clark, Johnson, 1882-1957; ICI New Zealand
Reference: MapColl-832.1291gfm/1913/Acc.25753
Description: Map drawn from A.B. Morrow's survey, January 11 and may 20 1908. Sec[tion] 6. Part of allotments 105 and 109, subs. of Auckland. Area 9a 3r 02.4p. Plan depicts the main works, proposed deviation to government railway siding, and 34 other existing or proposed smaller buildings on site, such as general store, magazine, powder room. Shows large paddock covered with rock and stone behind buildings, ammunition range used by Defence Department, proposed site for future extention. A stone wall five feet high surrounds the works. Site connects with Mountain Road and Normanby Road, with prison reserve located opposite the main works. Colour-coded index indicates position of buildings required for future extension of the loading department, permanent buildings, buildings belonging to the government and proposed extention of main buildings (note says now included in works). Note reads 'This plan made in duplicate. CAC. B.' Annotated inscription reads 'I approve of the plan (CAC 'B') as altered to date. R. Girling Butcher, 28.3.13. Bottom right of map inscription in ink pen of plan approval by Mount Eden Borough Council (June 16, 1913), Oliver Nicholson, Mayor and S. Gray, Town Clerk. Map signed 'Johnson Clark, Architect, Auckland, 22.2.13' Quantity: 1 manuscript map(s). Physical Description: Ink and watercolour on card, 70 x 93 cm.
Clark, Johnson, fl 1913 :The Colonial Ammunition Coy's Works. Dominion of New Zealand. ...
Date: 1913
By: Clark, Johnson, 1882-1957; ICI New Zealand
Reference: MapColl-832.1291gfm/1913/Acc.25752
Description: Map showing bird's eye view of proposed works, with corrections, showing several buildings of which three are two stories high, and 27 of which are one story only. The grounds, flagpole and boundary fences are also shown. Note reads 'This plan made in duplicate. CAC. C.' Annotated inscription reads 'Plan (CAC 'C') approved. R. Girling Butcher, 28.3.13. Amendments to plan are glued over the original sections. Quantity: 1 manuscript map(s). Physical Description: Ink and watercolour on card, 58 x 95 cm.