Christchurch street names T - V - Christchurch City Libraries
Christchurch street names T - V - Christchurch City Libraries
Christchurch street names T - V - Christchurch City Libraries
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<strong>Christchurch</strong> Street Names: T to V<br />
Current<br />
name<br />
Tensing<br />
Place<br />
Te Orewai<br />
Place<br />
Former<br />
name<br />
Origin of name Suburb Additional information See Source Further<br />
information<br />
Named after<br />
Tensing Norgay<br />
(1914-1986).<br />
Named after a<br />
hapu of Ngati<br />
Hine.<br />
Sockburn Tensing and Sir Edmund<br />
Hillary became the first<br />
climbers to conquer Mount<br />
Everest in 1953.<br />
In a block of 28 acres in<br />
Curletts Road between<br />
Blenheim Road and<br />
Riccarton bought by the<br />
government for state housing<br />
in 1953. The land was<br />
formerly owned by Pyne,<br />
Gould, Guinness Ltd.<br />
Named in 1953.<br />
First appears in <strong>street</strong><br />
directories in 1957.<br />
Linwood Off Gilby Street. The name<br />
was selected by the Hagley-<br />
Ferrymead Community<br />
Board after consultation with<br />
the Gilby Residents’<br />
Association and local Māori.<br />
Named in 1996.<br />
<strong>Christchurch</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>Libraries</strong> Page 20 of 95<br />
8 August 2013<br />
Hillary<br />
Crescent<br />
“General news”, The<br />
Press, 15 September<br />
1953, p 8<br />
“Name of cul-de-sac<br />
after two years”, The<br />
Press, 30 July 1996, p<br />
4<br />
"New state housing<br />
block", The Press,<br />
30 January 1953, p<br />
6