Places

Date: 1950

By: Truebridge & Callender (Firm); Vickerman and Lancaster (Firm); New Zealand. Parliamentary Library; Wainui-o-mata Development Ltd

Reference: MapColl-832.47993gmbh/1950/Acc.30730

Description: Map for the subdivision of Hair Street (off Moores Valley Road), 60 residential lots and a reserve, in Wainuiomata (scale 1:1 584). Includes details of a meandering creek and diversions, and an unnamed side street (Gaylor Street?). Longitudinal section of Hair Street, scale horizontal 1:1 584, vertical 1:120. Includes pipes, pipe ends and sumps. Details of the six inch pipe at 13 chains (scale 1:96) with a plan, longitudinal section and end elevation. Plan of a typical road junction, scale 1:360. Detail of sumps (scale 1:16), including plan, longitudinal section, cross-section and kerbing detail. Cross-section of the roadway, scale 1:48. "Vickerman & Lancaster" "Plan no 1318, sheet no 1" "File no 21/1/32. L Book no 5. DP 1190"" Quantity: 1 manuscript map(s). Physical Description: Diazo print on paper, scales vary, 55.9 x 76.2 cm.

Date: 1960 - 1969

By: Harrison & Grierson (Firm); Rotorua County (N.Z.). County Council; New Zealand. Parliamentary Library

Reference: MapColl-832.18gbbe/[ca.196-]/Acc.29845

Description: A set of Rotorua County Council District Planning maps, section one, Rotorua West, on 15 sheets. Maps include sheet 1 - Rotorua County showing rural boundary; 2 - Maori burial reserves (Urupa) and a thermal spring reserve; 3 - showing rural boundary, railway, main traffic routes; 4 - rural boundary, residential, commercial and industrial zones, reserves, proposed motorway, Pukerimu Urupa, Weri Weri Pa, Rakeikohanga Urupa, Pekehana Reserve, Otaimata Reserve, Orangi-Kahu Burial Reserve, Urupa and Puhirua Pa, church reserve and lakeshore reserve; 5 - zones, reserves, schools, railway; 6 - state forests, scenic reserves, 'Waiponokino Old Pa', Maori reserve, Tuakuraurekau burial ground (Urupa), Kotare Maori Pa, water supply and acclimatisation reserve; 7 - zones, sewerage reserve, cemetery reserve, gravel pit, Pukepatu burial reserve (Urupa), schools, proposed road changes; 8 - native school site, Lake Rotokawa, boundaries, main traffic routes; 9 - water supply reserve, boundaries, main traffic routes and recreation reserves; 10 - specified departures granted, native school site, main traffic routes and boundaries; 11 - boundaries near Lakes Okataina and Tarawera; 12 - main traffic routes along Ataimuri Rd; 13 - State Forest Whakarewarewa Plantation; 14 - State Forest, scenic reserve and Lakes Tikitapu and Rotokakahi ; and 15 - reserve for internal communication, Koripo burial reserve, scenic reserves, lakeshore reserves, roads and boundaries surrounding Lakes Okareka and Tarawera. The maps are bound in a card folder. Maps have own notations and scales. Other Titles - 1 Other Titles - one Quantity: 15 map(s) bound together. Physical Description: Diazo photoprint, scales differ, 74 x 75 cm.

Date: 1881

By: New Zealand. Parliamentary Library

Reference: MapColl-832.4199fbe/[1881]/Acc.43724

Description: Hand drawn map showing the area of the Wanganui Electoral District with its boundaries outlined in pink wash. The area within the boundaries shows the unnamed streets of the township of Wanganui set out in a grid pattern, the site of the industrial school and the location of the town belt. The locational relationship of the Wanganui (Whanganui) River to the electoral district is also shown. The Westmere Survey District with land blocks numbering 7 to 20 is shown bordering two sides of the Wanganui Electoral District. Two Roman numerals, III and V, are shown on the left side of the map within the area defined as Westmere Survey District, with another V shown at the botton of the map, again within the area identified as the Westmere Survey District. An inset map, probably cut from either the published Map of the North Island, New Zealand, showing Electoral Districts of the Representation Act, 1881, or the published Map of the North Island, New Zealand, showing the Proposed Electoral Districts, 1881, is glued onto the right side of the map. This map shows the location of the Wanganui Electoral District to the whole of the Waitotara Electoral District. The population number for both electoral districts at April 1881 is also shown, 4640 for Wanganui and 4278 for Waitotara. A scale is given for the inset map, 16 miles to an inch. A purple coloured, stamped signature, possibly that of James McKerrow, Surveyor-General during 1881, is shown at the lower right side of the map. Tile supplied by cataloguer. Quantity: 1 manuscript map(s). Physical Description: Ink and wash on linen, backed with dressed linen, coloured, scale 1:7 920, 59.3 x 55 cm.

Date: 1899

By: Luff, George Andrew Middlemass, 1862-1938; New Zealand. Parliamentary Library

Reference: MapColl-832.4799fb/1899/Acc.22901

Description: Topographical map showing proposed extension of Wellington City boundary, to include Seatoun Road District (Miramar Peninsular), the Melrose Borough (Roseneath, Lyall Bay, Island Bay, Owhiro Bay and northwards to Kelburn) and Hawkin's Hill, into existing City of Wellington boundary, which were previously part of the Hutt County. The extension is highlighted in red, and shows schedules 1-4. Also shown are the Karori Borough, part of the Onslow Borough and the Makara Road District. Includes note regarding the Wellington City Extension Bill of 1899, signed by the Wellington Magistrate Court Clerk. Written on recto: Wellington City Extension Bill. 1899 Local Body Wel[lington] City [?] Plan Includes some pencil annotations numbering sections and showing Kelburn as part of Melrose Stamped Wellington Magistrate Court and General Assembly Library Inscriptions: Verso - top right - Magistrates Court Wellington. Signed by Clerk; Verso - bottom right - General Assembly Library; Verso - bottom right - Signed GAM Luff Quantity: 1 manuscript map(s). Physical Description: Ink and watercolour on paper, 69 x 103 cm.

Date: 1864

By: Anderson, Robert Shortried, 1833-1874; New Zealand. Parliamentary Library

Reference: MapColl-832.14hkm/1864/Acc.36888

Description: Hand drawn map, dated 8th. July 1864, of Orakau Pa detailing the position of British troops in the battle and the line of retreat from the pa. Names of regiments and commanding officers are given at various locations approaching the pa, some having the date of 2d. April. An area labelled 'Headquarters, 2 guns' is marked and the military term 'Picquet' locates three places on the map. Includes a plantation, reserve, Ti Tree and Raupo swamps and contour lines. A reference key indicates parapets, banquettes, ditches and whares [sic]. Three plans, inset and with a different scale to the area map, are of the pa with its approach and two cross sectional views, labelled A-B and C-D. Other Titles - Orakau Pa Other Titles - Plan of pa Centre of map: File 11469 is written in faint pencil Top right: PUNIU 1637c/1 is written in watercolour paint Quantity: 1 manuscript map(s). Physical Description: Ink and watercolour on card, linen backed, coloured, 68 x 47 cm.

Date: 1851 - 1855

By: Drake, James Charles, 1821-1865?; New Zealand. Parliamentary Library

Reference: MapColl-832.47gbbd/1853/Acc.24010

Description: Cadastral map of the area surrounding Makara Beach, Ohariu Bay, southeast and northwest of the Makara and Ohariu rivers, including parts of both the Ohariu and the Makara Districts. Shows several numbered sections, with the names of the property owners, including: G Hart (occupied by John ?Monk), T Molesworth, R Barton, Smith (former Hallets), Stevens, Captain Daniell, H St. Hill, New Zealand Company, James Bain, Johnston, ?Barten, John Cook. Two blocks of land include annotations indicating they were sold in October and December 1855, one to the Provincial Government and one to James Baines. Several ink and pencil annotations indicate subsequent owner names and cadastral information. One area marked in pencil as unsurveyed. Large blocks of land are coloured coded as Native (Maori) land; smaller areas as Native (Maori) cultivations. A pa (kainga) at Makara Beach is shown. James Drake was a surveyor for the New Zealand Company. Written on map above Drake's signature: 'copy'. Quantity: 1 manuscript map(s). Physical Description: Ink and watercolour on paper, 75.8 x 67.1 cm.