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St Augustine's was an Anglican Church on the corner of Bayly and Breakwater Roads. It first opened as a mission hall, with the first worship in June 1904. A newspaper report (linked) gives the church's full
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The foundation stone of this Anglican church was laid by Bishop Averill on November 30th, 1922 (St Andrew's Day) and opened and dedicated by him on June 28th, 1923. The church
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The Citadel was opened on 4 June, 1927 and served as the headquarters of the Salvation Army in New Plymouth until 1977. The N.P.D.C. Heritage Study says its significance "lies in the simplified classical design
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Located at 306 St Aubyn Street, this building was built in 1892 and was first known as the South Road Sunday School. At this time St Aubyn Street ended at
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In March 1845 Bishop Selwyn laid the foundation stone of Holy Trinity. The cost of this first chapel was £50 and it was opened for worship by Rev. Bolland on May
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