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Christchurch Street Names B Current name Former name Origin of name Suburb Additional information Barrowclough Road Christchurch City Libraries Updated July 2013 Named after Harold Eric Barrowclough (1894-1972). Hoon Hay Barrowclough was a military leader, lawyer and chief justice to the Bench. In 1968 the street names sub-committee of the council felt that as Halswell was named after a prominent English Queen's Counsel it would be appropriate to record the names of judges in street names there. Many of them had been QCs or KCs before appointment to the Bench. Page 32 of 166 See Source Further information Alpers Place, Callan Place, Dalglish Place, Fair Place, Haslam Crescent, Herdman Road, Leicester Crescent, McCarthy Street, Myers Place, Northcroft Road, O'Leary Street, Ostler Place, Salmond Road and Stanton Crescent. “Judges’ names”, The Press, 17 September 1968, p 1 View the biography of Harold Eric Barrowclough in the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. "Hoon Hay subdivision provides 570 sections", The Press, 30 September 1964, p 1
Christchurch Street Names B Current name Former name Origin of name Suburb Additional information Barry Hogan Place Bartlett Street Manning Street Christchurch City Libraries Updated July 2013 Named after Barry Patrick Hogan (1939-1997). Named after Kenneth Hardwicke Bartlett (1904-1974). Riccarton Hogan was a partner in Princess Partnership Ltd which owned the land and buildings at 39-55 Princess Street where this right-ofway is formed. The street was named after him as a mark of respect, and in memory of him, by the developer, Latitude Group. Named in 2006. Riccarton Manning Street first appears in street directories in 1896. Re-named Bartlett Street on 27 September 1948. Bartlett was a jeweller and a member of the Riccarton Borough Council. Page 33 of 166 See Source Further information Riccarton/Wigram Community Board agenda 29 September 2006 Report of the Riccarton/Wigram Community Board to the Council meeting of 16 November 2006 “Changes in Riccarton street names”, The Press, 28 September 1948, p 6 Riccarton, the founding borough: a short history, Canterbury’s founding settlement, p 150 "Obituary", The Press, 8 February 1974, p 15
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