Aerial view of the construction site of the new Supreme Court.
Judges of the Māori Appeal court in the Provincial Council Chambers. From left, Judge M. C. Smith (Palmerston North), Chief Judge A. G. Todd (Wellington) and Judge E. Haughey (Gisbourne). In front is...
View of Armagh Street, looking east from the intersection with Durham Street North.
Aerial view of Victoria Street and Victoria Square including the Christchurch Town Hall and with the area marked out for the development of the ParkRoyal Hotel.
Demolition of the Crowne Plaza Hotel on the corner of Durham Street North and Kilmore Street.
Blackwell Motors, corner of Kilmore and Durham streets.
Construction of the Park Royal Hotel as seen from Durham Street North.
Armagh Street, looking west. Canterbury Provinvial Council buildings can be seen on the left.
Buildings on Gloucester Street, looking west.
Demolition of the Copthorne Hotel at 335 Durham Street North. Across the road is the Crowne Plaza Hotel.
Cathedral demolition protest sign on Durham Street North site.
Close up view of the broken windows on the facade of the Crowne Plaza.
Window of 287 Durham Street North advertising the law firm, Meares Williams.
Window of 287 Durham Street North advertising the law firm, Anderson Sandford and Allen.
Window of 287 Durham Street North advertising the law firm, R. B. Sandford.
Window of 287 Durham Street North advertising the law firm, J. E. Allen.
The Arcades Project and Pallet Pavilion at The Commons on the corner of Kilmore Street and Durham Street North. Also visible is the Christchurch Casino.
Remains of the Copthorne Hotel at 335 Durham Street North.
Panorama of staff of Blackwell Motors posing outside their building on the corner of Durham Street and Kilmore Street.
Photographer's note: "Unsealed" by Tess Sheerin, UC fine arts graduate sits behind construction, 307 Durham Street North.
Substation on the corner of Durham Street North and Springfield Road.
Members of the Provincial Building Board, including A. P. Harper, D. E. Donnithorpe, and M. A. Connelly, at the Council chambers at 280 Durham Street.
Members of the Provincial Building Board, A. P. Harper, D. E. Donnithorpe, and M. A. Connelly at the Council chambers at 280 Durham Street.