Christchurch Street Names: B - Christchurch City Libraries
Christchurch Street Names: B - Christchurch City Libraries
Christchurch Street Names: B - Christchurch City Libraries
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<strong>Christchurch</strong> <strong>Street</strong> <strong>Names</strong> B<br />
Current name Former name Origin of name Suburb Additional<br />
information<br />
<strong>Christchurch</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>Libraries</strong><br />
Updated July 2013<br />
Named after William<br />
Ewart Gladstone<br />
(1809-1898).<br />
Re-named Balfour<br />
Terrace. Named after<br />
Arthur Balfour, the<br />
1st Earl of Balfour<br />
(1848-1930).<br />
The Press in 1879. A<br />
petition for it to be<br />
taken over as a public<br />
street was presented<br />
to the council in<br />
1881.<br />
Gladstone Terrace is<br />
first mentioned in the<br />
Star in an<br />
advertisement in<br />
1883 and first<br />
appears in street<br />
directories in 1887.<br />
The council made it a<br />
public street on 10<br />
October 1892.<br />
Gladstone was a<br />
British Prime<br />
Minister and also<br />
brother-in-law to<br />
Lord Lyttelton.<br />
Re-named Balfour<br />
Terrace in 1909.<br />
Balfour was British<br />
Prime Minister 1902-<br />
1905.<br />
Page 4 of 166<br />
See Source Further<br />
information<br />
“<strong>City</strong> Council”, The<br />
Press, 11 October 1881,<br />
p 3<br />
"Business<br />
Announcements", Star,<br />
10 January 1883, p 2<br />
"<strong>City</strong> Council", Star, 5<br />
April 1892, p 1<br />
“Special meeting”, Star,<br />
11 October 1892, p 1<br />
“<strong>Street</strong> naming”, The<br />
Press, 3 November<br />
1909, p 3