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Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga

ANNUAL INFORMATION 2018 Heritage Covenants, Heritage Orders, National Historic Landmarks/Ngā Manawhenua o Aotearoa me ōna Kōrero Tūturu, the New Zealand Heritage List/Rārangi Kōrero

29 January 2019

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She

ldon

)


WHAT’S NEW

29 January 2019


Heritage New Zealand Annual Information 2018 – What’s New 2

WHAT’S NEW

Waitangi Treaty Grounds/Te Pitowhenua proposed as a National Historic Landmark

Heritage New Zealand has publicly

notified the proposal to recognise

Waitangi Treaty Grounds/Te

Pitowhenua as a National Historic

Landmark/ Ngā Manawhenua o

Aotearoa me ōna Kōrero Tūturu.

Information about the proposal can

be found at:

http://www.heritage.org.nz/the-

list/notified-proposals-and-reviews.

Submissions close 12 February 2019.

More information about National Historic Landmarks can be found in this 2018 edition

of the Annual Information.

2018 National Assessment RMA Plans And Policies – Heritage Provisions

Heritage New Zealand has recently re- assessed

how well RMA plans identify and protect historic

heritage. This fifth national assessment tracks

changes between mid-2015 and mid-2018. Plans

were assessed against the indicators in Heritage

New Zealand’s Statement of Performance

Expectations 2018-2019 (SPE 2018 ) and HNZPT

best practice Sustainable Management of

Historic Heritage (SMHH) guidance.

The 2018 Assessment evaluated plans against a

range of indicators and continues to focus on

risks to historic heritage and plan provisions that

facilitate safety upgrades (e.g. earthquake

strengthening). It also examines the framework

linking regional policy statement objectives and policies to objectives, policies and rules

in district plans. Key findings:

Performance standard Percentage of plans

meeting standard

A heritage schedule that contains all NZ Heritage

List entries

33%

Demolition of scheduled heritage as a non-

complying activity for at least higher-ranked items

72%

http://www.heritage.org.nz/the-list/notified-proposals-and-reviewshttp://www.heritage.org.nz/the-list/notified-proposals-and-reviews

Heritage New Zealand Annual Information 2018 – What’s New 3

Destruction of scheduled Māori heritage as a non-

complying activity for at least higher-ranked items

23%

Regulatory incentives for retention of heritage 59%

The 2018 Assessment found that even some of the recently notified or operative plans

contain one or more key deficiencies. Other key findings include:

almost half of the plans lack assessment criteria for scheduling historic heritage

in district plans

nearly two-thirds of plans have no specific provisions for enabling earthquake

scheduling of historic heritage, including three proposed new plans

around 14,000 historic heritage places and areas are scheduled and protected

by rules in district and regional plans, and a further 8,000 archaeological sites

are identified in plans.

The 2018 Assessment also examines the risks to historic heritage and how those risks are

managed. To download the assessment, go to:

http://www.heritage.org.nz/protecting-heritage/advocating-for-heritage

Appointment of New Manager Heritage Listing

Dr Michelle Horwood has been appointed as the new Manager Heritage Listing within

Heritage New Zealand’s Policy Team, based in Wellington. Michelle has a PhD in

Museum & Heritage Studies from Victoria University, where her research explored

relationship-building between Māori communities and museums, Michelle previously

worked as a Lecturer in Heritage and Museum Studies at EIT in Gisborne, and also spent

a number of years as a curator at Whanganui Regional Museum.

Michelle is supported by Joanna Barnes-Wylie who has recently returned from parental

leave to the role of Senior Listing Advisor.

Changes Introduced by the Land Transfer Act 2017

Heritage New Zealand is in the process of updating the legal descriptions for all New

Zealand Heritage List entries to reflect the change in terminology from Certificate of Title

(‘CT’) to Record of Title (‘RT’). This change was introduced by the Land Transfer Act 2017

which took effect on 12 November 2018. The updated legal descriptions will be reflected

on the List Online (http://www.heritage.org.nz/the-list) from February 2018 and in the

Quarterly Update to this Annual Information (to be distributed in April 2019).

http://www.heritage.org.nz/protecting-heritage/advocating-for-heritagehttp://www.heritage.org.nz/the-list


HERITAGE COVENANTS 2018

29 January 2019


Heritage New Zealand Annual Information 2018 – Heritage Covenants 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY 11

1. INTRODUCTION 12

1.1. What are Heritage Covenants? 12

1.2. Types of Places Covered by Heritage Covenants 12

1.3. Other Types of Covenants 12

2. CONTACTING HERITAGE NEW ZEALAND ABOUT HERITAGE COVENANTS 13

2.1. Northern Region 13

2.2. Northland 13

2.3. Lower Northern 13

2.4. Central Region 14

2.5. Southern Region 14

2.6. Otago/Southland 14

3. HERITAGE COVENANTS 15

3.1. Far North District 15

3.1.1. House, known as “Pahake”, 103 State Highway 1, Ohaeawai 15

3.1.2. Mountain Landing Properties, 623 Rangihoua Road, Purerua Peninsula, Bay of Islands 15

3.1.3. Old Oak Farm, Showground Road, Waimate North 15

3.1.4. Pa Sites (Q05/330, Q05/336), Bentzen Farm Ltd, Bay of Islands 15

3.1.5. Pa Site (P06/99), 267 Punakitere Road, Taheke, Northland 16

3.1.6. Pouerua (P05/195), Ludbrook Road, Pakaraka 16

3.1.7. Railway Quarry, Okaihau 16

3.1.8. Ruatuora Pa site (N03/268), 3320 Far North Road, Houhora 16

3.1.9. Te Rua Hoanga Pa site (P05/206), State Highway 1, Ohaeawai 16

3.2. Kaipara District 16

3.2.1. Bream Tail Farm “The Peak” Pa Site (R08/4), Taranga View Road, Mangawhai Heads 16

3.2.2. Cliff House, 3 Franklin Road, Paparoa 17

3.2.3. Post Office (Former), 42 Normanby Street, Dargaville 17

3.2.4. Takahoa Bay Farm Park, Oneriri Road, Kaiwaka 17

3.2.5. “Totara House”, Wharf Road, Matakohe 17

3.3. Whangarei District 17

3.3.1. Ahuroa Road Pa (Q08/3), off Ahuroa Road, Waipu 17

3.3.2. House, known as “The Braigh”, 90 Glenmohr Road, Waipu 18

3.4. Auckland Council (former Auckland City area) 18


3.4.1. ASB Bank Building, 15-17A Jervois Road, Ponsonby, Auckland 18

3.4.2. Auckland Asylum Boundary Wall, Laurel Street, Mt Albert, Auckland 18

3.4.3. Auckland Electric Power Board building (Former), Nuffield Street and Remuera Road,

Newmarket, Auckland 18

3.4.4. “Braemar”, 7 Parliament Street, Auckland 18

3.4.5. “Corner Courtville”, Corner 11 Parliament Street and Waterloo Quadrant, Auckland 19

3.4.6. Dilworth Building, 22-32 Queen Street and 5 Customs Street East, Auckland 19

3.4.7. Epsom Bunker, 74 Epsom Avenue, Epsom, Auckland 19

3.4.8. Former Chief Post Office, 12 Queen Street, Auckland 19

3.4.9. Former Stables, 4 Wolseley Street, Morningside, Auckland 19

3.4.10. Government House (Former), Waterloo Quadrant, Auckland 20

3.4.11. House, 5 Alten Road, Auckland 20

3.4.12. House, 23 Alten Road, Auckland 20

3.4.13. House, 7 Patey Street, Remuera, Auckland 20

3.4.14. House, 37 Wairakei Street, Greenlane, Auckland (formerly named “Cotswolds”) 20

3.4.15. Jean Batten Building, 9 Fort Street and 16 Shortland Street, Auckland 21

3.4.16. “Middle Courtville”, 9 Parliament Street, Auckland 21

3.4.17. Onehunga Primary School (Former), 83 Selwyn Street, Auckland 21

3.4.18. Parnell Police Station, 3 Garfield Street, Parnell, Auckland 21

3.4.19. Pleasant Villa, 177 Grey Street, Onehunga, Auckland 21

3.4.20. Post Office, Corner St Mary's Road and College Hill, Ponsonby, Auckland 21

3.4.21. Ravenswood, 58 Gillies Avenue, Auckland 22

3.4.22. Whare Tane, 26 Clive Road, Epsom, AUCKLAND 22

3.5. Auckland Council (former Rodney District area) 22

3.5.1. Appletree Cottage (Former US Army Camp Site), 4 Anderson Road, Matakana 22

3.6. Auckland Council (former North Shore City area) 22

3.6.1. Chapple House, 1 Kitchener Road, Milford, North Shore 22

3.6.2. Long Bay Heritage Protection Zone (Archaeological Sites R10/201, R10/1076, R10/1077, R10/1078

and R10/1098), Long Bay, Auckland 23

3.7. Auckland Council (former Manukau City area) 23

3.7.1. “Bell House”, 75 Bells Road, Pakuranga, Manukau City, Auckland 23

3.7.2. “Hawthorn Dene”, 280 Botany Road, Howick 23

3.7.3. Tui Brae, Tui Brae, Beachlands 23

3.8. Auckland Council (former Franklin District area) 23

3.8.1. Pollok School, 2112 Awhitu Road, Pollok 23

3.9. Thames Coromandel District 24

3.9.1. Cook’s Beach archaeological sites (T11/2789 and T11/594), 720 Purangi Road, Cooks Beach 24


3.9.2. Pukehue Pa, 5 Kopu-Hikuai Road, Kirikiri, Thames 24

3.10. Hamilton City 24

3.10.1. The George R Biesinger ("GRB") Hall, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Tuhikaramea

Road, Temple View, Hamilton 24

3.10.2. The Kai Hall, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Tuhikaramea Road, Temple View,

Hamilton 24

3.10.3. Silverdale Home, 8 Sheridan Street, Hamilton 24

3.10.4. Waikato Dairy Cooperative Electrical Workshop, 136 Norton Road, [this address is now known as 15

Goodfellow Place], Hamilton 25

3.11. Matamata-Piako District 25

3.11.1. Grand Tavern, 81-83 Whitaker Street, Te Aroha 25

3.11.2. Nottingham Castle Hotel, Studholme Street and Thames Street, Morrinsville 25

3.12. Waipa District 25

3.12.1. Former Karl Homestead, 42 West Road, Ohaupo 25

3.12.2. Maungatautari School (Former), 1121 Maungatautari Road, Maungatautari 25

3.12.3. Te Awa Pā Site (S15/42), 1866 Hamilton Road, Cambridge 26

3.13. Waikato District 26

3.13.1. “Grants Chambers”, Corner of Jesmond Street and State Highway 1, Ngaruawahia 26

3.14. Waitomo District 26

3.14.1. Mahoenui School, 1959 State Highway 3, Mahoenui 26

3.15. Western Bay of Plenty 26

3.15.1. Fortified pa site (U15/134), off No.2 Road, Te Puke 26

3.15.2. Headland pa site (U14/1634 - modified), 118 No.4 Road, RD3, Te Puke 26

3.15.3. Maungarangi Pa (U14/234), Waikite Road, RD5, Tauranga 27

3.15.4. Omanawa Falls Power Station, Omanawa Falls Road, Omanawa Falls 27

3.15.5. Pa Site (U14/1965), 152 Pukemapu Road, Oropi, Tauranga 27

3.15.6. Ridge pa site, known as “Wharo 2” (U14/167), off Reid Road, Welcome Bay, Tauranga 27

3.15.7. Te Pa o te Inate/Pa o Teineti, (U14/244), Waikite Road, RD5, Tauranga 27

3.16. Tauranga City 27

3.16.1. Former Post Office, 41 Harington Street, Tauranga 27

3.17. Gisborne District 28

3.17.1. Former Union Steamship Company Building, 12-16 Childers Street, Gisborne 28

3.17.2. Makarika Station Woolshed, Ruatoria 28

3.17.3. Opou Homestead, 95 Whakato Road, Manutuke, Gisborne 28

3.18. Wairoa District 28

3.18.1. Tukutuku’s Pa and Pits Site, 6 Awamate Road, Awamate 28

3.19. Hastings District 29


3.19.1. Christ Church (Pukehou Anglican Church) Te Aute, Hawke’s Bay 29

3.19.2. Martin House (Kanaka Kiln/Pottery), 64 Valentine Road, Bridge Pa, Hastings 29

3.19.3. Puketitiri School, Puketitiri Road, Puketitiri, Hawke’s Bay 29

3.19.4. “Stoneycroft”, 901 Omahu Road, Hastings 29

3.20. Napier City 29

3.20.1. Harston’s Building, 33-35 Hastings Street, Napier 29

3.20.2. Hawkes Bay Club Building, Corner Marine Parade & Browning Street, Napier 29

3.20.3. Napier Soldiers’ Club (Former), 39 Marine Parade and 6 Seaview Terrace, NAPIER 30

3.21. Central Hawke's Bay District 30

3.21.1. Former Coles Joinery Factory Complex, 54 Bridge Street, Ongaonga 30

3.21.2. Gwavas Garden Homestead, 5740 State Highway 50, Tikokino 30

3.21.3. Oruawharo, 379 Oruawhara Road, Takapau 30

3.21.4. Pa (U22/1), Matheson Road, Waipapa 30

3.22. New Plymouth District 31

3.22.1. Archaeological Site Q19/71, known as Kumara Kaiamo Pa, 36 Ngakoti Street, Urenui 31

3.22.2. Charteris Archaeological Sites (P19/41, P19/130, P19/224, P19/235, P19/305, P19/306, P19/307,

P19/313, and the Homestead known as P19/316), Okato 31

3.22.3. Devonport Cottage, 564 Mangorei Road, New Plymouth 31

3.22.4. New Plymouth Prison, 1 Downe Street, New Plymouth 31

3.22.5. Plas Mawr, Corner of 26 Standish Street & Wallace Place, New Plymouth 31

3.22.6. Primary School Buildings (1875 and 1929 buildings and land), 2333 South Road, Okato 31

3.23. Stratford District 32

3.23.1. Downdraught Kiln, being part of the former brickworks at Douglas, 24 Douglas Road, Douglas 32

3.23.2. Douglas Primary School (School House), 1672-1682 Ohura Road, Stratford 32

3.24. South Taranaki District 32

3.24.1. Bank of New South Wales (Former), 69 Princes Street, Hawera 32

3.24.2. Pa Site (known as Murphy Farm Pa Site; (P21/30)), Manaia 32

3.24.3. Pungarehu School Gates and Plaques, former entrance of Pungarehu School, corners of South Road

and Cape Road, Pungarehu 32

3.24.4. Te Ruaki Pa, Ohangai Road and Davidson Road, Hawera 33

3.24.5. Pa site, 1410 Main South Road, Manutahi 33

3.25. Whanganui District 33

3.25.1. Cameron Blockhouse, State Highway 3, Marangai (approx. 6km south of Wanganui), Wanganui 33

3.26. Tararua District 33

3.26.1. Tui Brewery Tower, Main Road, State Highway 2, Mangatainoka 33

3.27. Manawatu District 33

3.27.1. Highden Manor Estate, 220 Green Road, Awahuri, Palmerston North 33


3.28. Palmerston North City 34

3.28.1. House, known as “Kaingahou”, 642 Pioneer Highway, Palmerston North 34

3.29. Rangitīkei District 34

3.29.1. Memorial to Bess, Forest Road, Bulls 34

3.29.2. Overton, State Highway 1, Overton Farm, Marton 34

3.29.3. Willis Redoubt, (S23/9), Bulls 34

3.29.4. Westoe, 129 Kakariki Road, Kakariki 34

3.30. Masterton District 35

3.30.1. Former St Martin’s Anglican Church, Rathkeale College, Willow Park Road, Masterton 35

3.30.2. Gazebo (formerly of Seatoun), 334 Matahiwi Road, Matahiwi, Masterton 35

3.30.3. Schow’s Barn and Whare, Mount Munro Road, Mauriceville West 35

3.31. Carterton District 35

3.31.1. Wakelin's Flourmill, 147 High Street South, Carterton 35

3.32. South Wairarapa District 35

3.32.1. Archaeological Site - Maori Garden Stone Walls and Borrow Pit (S28/106), Mangatoetoe Grove and

Ben Avon Grove, Mangatoetoe, Cape Palliser Road, Wairarapa 35

3.32.2. Heritage Shop, 33 Jellicoe Street, Martinborough 36

3.33. Kāpiti Coast District 36

3.33.1. Archaeological Site - Midden (R26/291), 14 Kohutuhutu Road, Raumati 36

3.34. Porirua City 36

3.34.1. Cottage, Corner, 2 Paekakariki Hill Road (State Highway 58) and Paremata Road and Paremata

Haywards Road, Pauatahanui 36

3.34.2. Taylor Stace Cottage, Corner, 470 Paremata Road and Paremata Road (State Highway 58),

Pauatahanui 36

3.35. Upper Hutt City Council 36

3.35.1. Wallaceville Animal Research Centre Veterinary Laboratory (Former), 70 Ward Street, Wallaceville,

Upper Hutt 36

3.36. Hutt City Council 37

3.36.1. Lower Hutt Fire Station (Former), 155-157 Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt 37

3.36.2. Vogel House and Cottage, 75 Woburn Road, Lower Hutt 37

3.36.3. Wainuiomata Pioneer Methodist Church, 24 Coast Road, Wainuiomata 37

3.37. Wellington City 37

3.37.1. Bellagio Apartments, 39-43 Taranaki Street, Wellington (also known as Te Aro Pa) 37

3.37.2. Chevening Flats, 90 Salamanca Road, Kelburn, Wellington 37

3.37.3. Cottage, 9 Tonks Grove, Te Aro, Wellington 38

3.37.4. Cottages, 4, 6 Haines Terrace, Wellington; House, 13 Carey Street, Wellington 38

3.37.5. Fern Hill House, 15 Fernhill Terrace, Wadestown, Wellington 38


3.37.6. Goldie’s Brae, 4 Goldies Brae, Wadestown, Wellington 38

3.37.7. House, 81 Abel Smith Street, Te Aro, Wellington 39

3.37.8. House, 132A/132B Abel Smith Street, Te Aro, Wellington 39

3.37.9. House, 205 Aro Street, Wellington 39

3.37.10. House, 207 Aro Street, Wellington 39

3.37.11. House, 1 Holloway Road, Wellington 39

3.37.12. House, 15 Kensington Street, Te Aro, Wellington 39

3.37.13. House, 2 Oak Park Avenue, Te Aro, Wellington 40

3.37.14. Karitane Products Society Building, 28 Antico Street, Melrose 40

3.37.15. Lilburn Cottage, 22 Ascot Street, Thorndon, Wellington 40

3.37.16. Shop, 270 and 272 Cuba Street, Te Aro, Wellington 40

3.37.17. Shop, 274 Cuba Street, Te Aro, Wellington 40

3.37.18. Shop, 274 Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington 41



3.37.21. Sydney Street Substation (Former), 19 Kate Sheppard Place, Thorndon, Wellington 41

3.37.22. Villa Roma, 236 The Terrace, Wellington 42

3.37.23. Weir House (William Weir Wing), 1 Gladstone Terrace, WELLINGTON 42

3.37.24. Wellesley Boutique Hotel, 2 - 8 Maginnity Street, Wellington 42

3.37.25. Wellington Railway Station, Bunny Street, Waterloo Quay and Featherston Street, Wellington 42

3.37.26. Social Hall, Wellington Railway Station, Bunny Street, Waterloo Quay and Featherston Street,

Wellington 42

3.37.27. Platforms, Wellington Railway Station, Bunny Street, Waterloo Quay and Featherston Street,

Wellington 42

3.37.28. Wesleyan Mission Hall (Former), 225 Aro Street, Wellington 43

3.37.29. Worker’s Cottage, 5 Tonks Grove, Te Aro Wellington 43

3.37.30. Worker’s Cottage, 7 Tonks Grove, Te Aro Wellington 43

3.38. Nelson City 43

3.38.1. Harley House, 170 Milton Street, Nelson 43

3.38.2. Nelson Institute Building (Former), 33 Hardy Street, Nelson 43

3.38.3. Woodstock House, 77 Covent Drive, Stoke, Nelson 44

3.38.4. Woodstock Stables and Associated Land, 77 Covent Drive, Stoke, Nelson 44

3.39. Tasman District 44

3.39.1. Collingwood Post Office, 16 Tasman Street, Collingwood 44

3.39.2. Harvey Hop Kiln and Worker’s Hut, 269 George Harvey Road, Willowdale Farm, Mahana 44

3.39.3. The Gables, Waimea West Road, Waimea West 44

3.40. Kaikōura District 44


3.40.1. Conical Hill Pa (032/3), Goose Bay, Kaikoura 44

3.40.2. Conical Hill Pa (O32/3), Goose Bay, Kaikoura 45

3.41. Marlborough District 45

3.41.1. Archaeological Site P26/9, Opotiki Bay, D’urville Island 45

3.41.2. Former Post Office, 61 Main Road, Havelock 45

3.41.3. Old “Cob” Cottage, Robin Hood Bay, off Port Underwood Road, Port Underwood 45

3.42. Hurunui District 45

3.42.1. Highfield Woolshed, 130 Inland Road, Highfield, Waiau 45

3.42.2. St Helen’s Station Homestead, 341 Chatterton Road, Hanmer Springs 46

3.42.3. Stables, known as “Glenmark Stables”, Glenmark Settlement off Kings Road (Glenmark Drive,

Waipara), Amberley 46

3.43. Waimakariri District 46

3.43.1. BNZ Building, 188 Williams Street, Kaiapoi 46

3.43.2. “Turvey House”, 208 King Street, Rangiora 46

3.44. Westland District 46

3.44.1. Whataroa Courthouse, 45 Scally Road (Main Road), Whataroa 46

3.45. Christchurch City 47

3.45.1. 86 and 88 Chester Street East, Christchurch 47

3.45.2. Hereford Chambers, 167 Hereford Street, Christchurch 47

3.45.3. House, 2 Whisby Road, Cashmere, Christchurch 47

3.45.4. McKenzie and Willis Building, 181 High Street and Tuam Street, Christchurch 47

3.45.5. Orton Bradley Park Stone Cottage, 439-584 Marine Drive, Orton Bradley Park, Charteris Bay 47

3.45.6. Purau Station Homestead, 14 Camp Bay Road, Purau 48

3.45.7. St Cuthbert's Church, 8 Governors Bay, Teddington Road, Governors Bay 48

3.45.8. St Luke’s Vicarage, 185 Kilmore Street West, Christchurch 48

3.45.9. St Peter’s Church (Anglican), 23 Yaldhurst Road, Riccarton, Christchurch 48

3.45.10. “Steadfast”, Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) Cass Bay Armament Depot, Cass Bay, Canterbury 48

3.45.11. Stone Cottage, 75 St Davids Street, Lyttelton 48

3.45.12. Tiptree Cottage, 63 Savills Road, Harewood, Christchurch 49

3.46. Selwyn District 49

3.46.1. Glentunnel House, 3 Victoria Street, Glentunnel 49

3.47. Timaru District 49

3.47.1. Bluestone House, also known as ‘Headmasters House’, 34 Arthur Street, Timaru 49

3.47.2. Keane Cob Cottage, Keanes Road, Pleasant Point 49

3.47.3. Old Customs House Building, Corner of Cains Terrace & 2 Strathallan Street, Timaru 49

3.47.4. Orari Gorge Station Historic Buildings, Tripp Settlement Road, Orari Gorge, Geraldine 50

3.47.5. Parr’s Mill Waterwheel (Restored), Mill Farm, Mill Road, Kerrytown, Pleasant Point 50


3.47.6. Rock Art site (J38/19), Stonelea Farm, Three Mile Bush Road, Hazelburn 50

3.47.7. Rock Art site (J38/22), Three Mile Bush Road, Hazelburn 50

3.47.8. Rock Art sites (J38/24 and J38/25), 143 Three Mile Bush Road, Hazelburn 50

3.47.9. Rock Art sites also known as “Dog Rock” (J38/150 & J38/151), The Rock Farm, Cave 51

3.47.10. Taniwha Rock Shelter site (J38/75), 340 Gould Road, Pleasant Point 51

3.48. Mackenzie District 51

3.48.1. Cottage, known as “Alma Cottage”, Headley Greene Farm, Burkes Pass 51

3.48.2. St Patrick’s Union Church, State Highway 8, Burkes Pass 51

3.49. Grey District 51

3.49.1. Dispatch Foundry Building, 36 Lord Street, Greymouth 51

3.50. Waitaki District 52

3.50.1. Benmore Station Historic Farm Buildings, State Highway 8, Omarama 52

3.50.2. Chinese Camp (I42/50), Alluvial Works (I42/64) and Hut and Enclosures (I42/51), Gifford Road and

Macraes Dunback Road, Macraes Mine 52

3.50.3. Deep Dell Mine and Evans Historic Mine Workings, Macraes Mine 52

3.50.4. Deepdell Station Farmstead (I42/187), Macraes Flat 52

3.50.5. Former Customs House, Corner of Tyne and Wansbeck Streets, Oamaru 52

3.50.6. Former Lake Waitaki Hydro Village, Kurow Road, State Highway 83, Otematata 53

3.50.7. Fraser and Gaytan Mine (I42/183), Dunback Road, 3 kilometres north-east of Macraes Village 53

3.50.8. Gay Tan’s Cottage, Macraes-Dunback Road, Macraes Mine 53

3.50.9. Goodwood Farmstead (Former), Goodwood Settlement Road, Goodwood 53

3.50.10. Highlay Creek Stone Ruins (I42/185), Highlay Creek 53

3.50.11. Macraes Dredge Ponds (I42/56), Macraes-Dunback Road, Macraes Mine 54

3.50.12. Mills Woolshed, located across from farm land off the Macraes-Dunback Road following Hocking

Road towards Cranky Jim's Creek, Macraes Flat 54

3.50.13. Oamaru Chief Post Office Building, 20 Thames Street, Oamaru 54

3.50.14. Oamaru Railway Station (Former), Humber Street, Oamaru 54

3.50.15. Old “Gaol Stables”, off right of way from Thames Street, Oamaru 54

3.50.16. Stanley’s Hotel, Wagon Shed and Stables, Hyde Street, Macraes Road, Red Bank Road, Macraes

Mine 55

3.50.17. The Oamaru Squash and Badminton Club Building, 14 Tyne Street, Oamaru 55

3.51. Queenstown Lakes District 55

3.51.1. House, “Tutuila” also known as “Hulbert House” or “Hullert” or “Tutuila Restaurant”, 68 Ballarat

Street, Queenstown 55

3.52. Central Otago District 55

3.52.1. Former Queensberry Inn Stables Block, also known as Waggoner's Accommodation Stable Block

(Former), 2567 Luggate-Cromwell Road (State Highway 6), Queensberry 55

3.52.2. Oliver’s Restaurant and Lodge Complex, 34 Sunderland Street, Clyde 55


3.52.3. St Bathans Downs Road Subdivision, St Bathans Downs Road, St Bathans 56

3.52.4. Sugarloaf Reservoir, Clarke Road, Central Otago 56

3.52.5. The Warehouse Property (Former BNZ Building), 14 Tarbert Street, Alexandra 56

3.52.6. Werner Dairy, Corner Lowburn and Heaney Roads, Lowburn, Central Otago 56

3.53. Dunedin City 56

3.53.1. “Alyth”, 34 Royal Terrace, Dunedin 56

3.53.2. Carisbrook Turnstile Building, Neville Street boundary of the Carisbrook Site, Dunedin 57

3.53.3. Dunedin Prison, Buildings at 2 Castle Street, Dunedin 57

3.53.4. Exhibition Art Gallery, Logan Park, Dunedin 57

3.53.5. High Street School (Former) War Memorial Arch and Gateway, Corner of High and Alva Street,

Dunedin 57

3.53.6. King Edward Technical College (Former), 291 Stuart Street and 206 Tennyson Street, Dunedin 57

3.53.7. Larnach Castle, Camp Road, Otago Peninsula 57

3.53.8. Old St Dominic’s Priory, Corner Tennyson Street and Smith Street, Dunedin 58

3.53.9. Pelichet Bay Infectious Diseases Hospital (Former), 3 Butts Road, Logan Park, Dunedin 58

3.53.10. Post Office (Former), 19 Beach Street, Port Chalmers 58

3.53.11. Truby King Harris Hospital (Former), 79 Every Street, Andersons Bay, Dunedin 58

3.54. Clutha District 58

3.54.1. Athenaeum Building, 9 Ross Place, Lawrence 58

3.54.2. Former Post Office, Corner of Peel and 2 Colonsay Streets, Lawrence 59

3.54.3. St Patrick’s Hall, 13 Colonsay Street, Lawrence 59

3.55. Southland District 59

3.55.1. Cottage, known as “Acker’s Stone Cottage”, Harrold Bay, Stewart Island 59

3.55.2. Cottage, known as “Howell Cottage”, 22 Napier Street, Riverton 59

3.55.3. Cottage, 86 Palmerston Street, Riverton 59

3.55.4. St Mary's Church (formerly of Stirling), 19 Argyle-Otahuti Road, Waianiwa, RD4, Invercargill 59

3.56. Invercargill City 60

3.56.1. Former Bank of New South Wales, Corner of 1 Dee and Tay Streets, Invercargill 60

3.56.2. House, known as “Lennel”, 102 Albert Street, Invercargill 60


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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. What are Heritage Covenants?

A heritage covenant is a voluntary agreement between Heritage New Zealand and a

property owner which provides for the protection, conservation and maintenance of a

historic place, area or site. The property owner retains full ownership of the property.

Heritage covenants are executed under Section 39 of the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere

Taonga Act 2014. Once executed, heritage covenants are noted on relevant Records of

Title and thus bind subsequent owners of the place. Any breach of this covenant is an

offence under the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act 2014. Heritage covenants

are therefore a very important mechanism for long-term heritage protection.

1.2. Types of Places Covered by Heritage Covenants

To date Heritage New Zealand has entered into 233 heritage covenants with property

owners. About a third of these covenants apply to residential properties, where the

owners have worked to restore their historic homes and want their work to be

protected if they later decide to sell the property.

Some covenants apply to former post offices (such as in Auckland, Ponsonby, Tauranga,

Havelock, Oamaru, Lawrence, and Port Chalmers), due to government policy in

covenanting some historic properties before they disposed of them.

Other covenants cover such places such as stables, farm stations, rock art sites, and

archaeological sites. For example several Māori pā sites are protected by covenants,

either at the request of the property owners or as a condition of a resource consent

imposed by local authorities under the Resource Management Act 1991.

1.3. Other Types of Covenants

There are covenants other than heritage covenants that can protect historic properties.

For example, open space covenants, executed under the QEII National Trust Act 1997,

protect land containing special landscape features, and conservation covenants can be

negotiated between landowners and the Department of Conservation or a local

authority to protect landscape and/or heritage values. Other mechanisms to protect

historic properties include heritage orders and granting reserve status to land.


2. CONTACTING HERITAGE NEW ZEALAND ABOUT HERITAGE COVENANTS

For legal enquiries contact:

Geraldine Baumann, Senior Legal Services Advisor:

PO Box 2629, Wellington

Phone (04) 494-8041

Fax (04) 499-0669

Email: [email protected]

For management of existing heritage covenants or to investigate protection mechanisms

for a heritage property please contact your nearest Heritage New Zealand office:

2.1. Northern Region

Office for Auckland and surrounds, Rodney, Franklin, Hauraki and Coromandel

Premier Buildings, 2 Durham Street East, AUCKLAND 1010

PO Box 105-291, AUCKLAND 1143

Ph: 09 307 9920


2.2. Northland

Area Office for: Far North, Kaipara, Whangarei

135 Hone Heke Road 0230

PO Box 836, KERIKERI 0245

Ph: 09 407 0470


2.3. Lower Northern

Area Office for Hamilton, Waikato, Taupo, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne

Level 1, 26 Wharf Street, TAURANGA 3110

PO Box 13339, TAURANGA 3141

Ph: 07 577 4530

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]



2.4. Central Region

Office for Hawke’s Bay, Tararua, Wairarapa, Taranaki, Manawatu, Wanganui,

Wellington, Nelson, Marlborough, Tasman

Level 7, Alan Burns Insurances House,

69 Boulcott Street, WELLINGTON 6011

P O Box 2629, WELLINGTON 6140

Ph: 04 494 8320


2.5. Southern Region

Office for Kaikoura, South Canterbury, Canterbury, West Coast

64 Gloucester Street, CHRISTCHURCH 8013

PO Box 4403 CHRISTCHURCH MAIL CENTRE 8140

Ph: 03 357 9629


2.6. Otago/Southland

Area Office for Otago, North Otago, Southland

Level 4, 109 Princes Street, DUNEDIN 9016

PO Box 5467, DUNEDIN 9058

Ph: 03 477 9871


mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


3. HERITAGE COVENANTS

The following list of covenants relates only to Heritage New Zealand heritage covenants

(being agreements between Heritage New Zealand and the property owner).

Listed by Local Authority (north to south), then by name of the covenanted site

3.1. Far North District

3.1.1. House, known as “Pahake”, 103 State Highway 1, Ohaeawai

Heritage Covenant Date: 12 June 1989; registered on Title 16 June 1989 (Memorandum

of Encumbrance – 09 February 1989 Registered on Title 7 and 17 March 1989)

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 126013 (RT NA73C/311), North Auckland Land District

New Zealand Heritage List Number: 401

Note the Covenant includes an historic Cedar tree located in the centre of the former

carriage roundabout area. Also known by the name ‘Clarke’s House’.

3.1.2. Mountain Landing Properties, 623 Rangihoua Road, Purerua Peninsula, Bay of Islands

Relates to various archaeological sites on the property.

Heritage Covenant Date: 8 November 2010; registered on Title on 02 December 2011

Legal Description: Lot 50 DP 393536, Lot 50 DP 376492 (RT 382944), Lot 4 DP 202152

(NA130C/641), Pt Sec 11 Block IX Kerikeri Survey District (NA271/171 (part cancelled)),

North Auckland Land District


3.1.3. Old Oak Farm, Showground Road, Waimate North

Heritage Covenant Date: 28 June 2002; registered on Title 25 October 2002

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 344863 (RT 184081), North Auckland Land District (previously

Pt Lot 1, shown as “A” on DP 206233 Pt RT 132C/662)

New Zealand Heritage List Number: not listed

3.1.4. Pa Sites (Q05/330, Q05/336), Bentzen Farm Ltd, Bay of Islands

Heritage Covenant Date: 8 August 2008; registered on Title 10 November 2008

Legal Description: Lot 10 DP 391213, (RT 371330), North Auckland Land District

(containing 7.0550ha).

New Zealand Heritage List Number: Not listed


3.1.5. Pa Site (P06/99), 267 Punakitere Road, Taheke, Northland

Heritage Covenant Date: 4 May 2011; registered on Title 6 December 2011

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 435577 (RT 533144), North Auckland Land District


3.1.6. Pouerua (P05/195), Ludbrook Road, Pakaraka

Heritage Covenant Date: 25 September 2009; registered on Title 9 December 2009



3.1.7. Railway Quarry, Okaihau

Heritage Covenant Date: 23 May 2011; registered on Title 26 July 2011

Legal Description: Allot 38 and Pt Allot South West 19 Parish of Omapare and Pt Kainga

Pokanoa Blk (RT NA88C/339, NZ Gazette 1953, p.1576), North Auckland Land District


3.1.8. Ruatuora Pa site (N03/268), 3320 Far North Road, Houhora

Heritage Covenant Date: 12 March 2007; registered on Title 11 April 2007

Legal Description: Lot 5 DP 210203 (RT NA135D/980); Lot 6 DP 210203 (RT

NA135D/981), North Auckland Land District


3.1.9. Te Rua Hoanga Pa site (P05/206), State Highway 1, Ohaeawai

Heritage Covenant Date: 6 December 2018; not yet registered on Title (replaces an

earlier unregistered covenant)



3.2. Kaipara District

3.2.1. Bream Tail Farm “The Peak” Pa Site (R08/4), Taranga View Road, Mangawhai Heads

Heritage Covenant Date: 29 June 2005; registered on Title 13 July 2005




3.2.2. Cliff House, 3 Franklin Road, Paparoa

Heritage Covenant Date: 11 December 2014; registered on Title 17 December 2014

Legal Description: Pt Lot 1 DP 45554 (RT NA1823/21) and Lot 1 DP 123112 (RT

NA71C/587), North Auckland Land District


3.2.3. Post Office (Former), 42 Normanby Street, Dargaville

Heritage Covenant Date: signed and registered on Title 1 November 2011

Legal Description: Section 1 SO 65120 (RT NA77D/339), North Auckland Land District


3.2.4. Takahoa Bay Farm Park, Oneriri Road, Kaiwaka

Heritage Covenant Date: 3 September 2003; registered on Title 7 October 2003

Legal Description: Lots 51 and 52 DP 322450 (RT 89652), North Auckland Land District

shown as “N”, “W” and “IO” on DP 322450


3.2.5. “Totara House”, Wharf Road, Matakohe

Heritage Covenant Date: 15 September 1995; registered on Title 22 September 1995

Legal Description: Pt Allot 31, suburbs of Matakohe DP 2498 (RT NA105/76), North

Auckland Land District


Note the Covenant includes: associated fixtures including specified landscape features,

fence and gates.

3.3. Whangarei District

3.3.1. Ahuroa Road Pa (Q08/3), off Ahuroa Road, Waipu

Heritage Covenant Date: 30 October 2009; registered on Title 22 September 2010

Legal Description: Lot 5 DP 417604 (RT 467915), North Auckland Land District. Area 'L' on

DP 417604



3.3.2. House, known as “The Braigh”, 90 Glenmohr Road, Waipu

Heritage Covenant Date: 10 June 1988; registered on Title 31 March 1989

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 125679 (RT NA73B/479), North Auckland Land District


Note that the property is also known as: “Ryan House” or “Braigh-Mahr”. Valuation NZ

Number: 390 47802

3.4. Auckland Council (former Auckland City area)

3.4.1. ASB Bank Building, 15-17A Jervois Road, Ponsonby, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 5 May 1993; registered on Title 7 May 1993

Legal Description: Lot 5 of Pt of Allot 13 of Sec 8, Suburbs of Auckland (RT NA576/51),



Note the Covenant also includes: specified fixtures and fittings.

3.4.2. Auckland Asylum Boundary Wall, Laurel Street, Mt Albert, Auckland


Legal Description: Sec 348 on SO 434446 (RT 579605), North Auckland Land District


3.4.3. Auckland Electric Power Board building (Former), Nuffield Street and Remuera Road,

Newmarket, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 26 May 2005; registered on Title 27 July 2005

Legal Description: Allot 42 Sec 11 Suburbs of Auckland and Lot 1 DP 85019 and Lot 39-49

DP 27466 and Lot 50-64 DP 27467 and Pt DP 26330 (RT 52021 and 52024), North



3.4.4. “Braemar”, 7 Parliament Street, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 10 September 1996; registered on Title 29 October 1996

Legal Description: Sec 4 SO Plan 62300, Blk VIII Rangitoto Dist (RT NA77D/204), North

Auckland Land District. Shown as “A” on DP 168688.



Note that the building is also known as ‘Little Courtville’, ‘The Courtville Annex’ and

‘Courtville No.3’

3.4.5. “Corner Courtville”, Corner 11 Parliament Street and Waterloo Quadrant, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 12 August 1997; registered on Title 17 October 1997

Legal Description: Unit Plan 161299 (SRS 97A/48), North Auckland Land District


Note that the building is also known as ‘Corner Courtville’ and ‘Courtville No.1’ and the

property also has a Heritage Protection Notice/Order (30 September, 1987).

3.4.6. Dilworth Building, 22-32 Queen Street and 5 Customs Street East, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 28 February 2013; registered on Title 5 March 2013

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 18673 SRS DP 156889 (RT NA94B/285), North Auckland Land

District


3.4.7. Epsom Bunker, 74 Epsom Avenue, Epsom, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 19 April 2018; registered on Title 4 September 2018

Legal Description: Secs 1,3 SO 490837 (RT 854670), North Auckland Land District


Note that the building is also known as ‘Northern Combined Operations Headquarters

Bunker’

3.4.8. Former Chief Post Office, 12 Queen Street, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 18 July 1995; registered on Title 6 September 1995

Legal Description: Pt Allot 1 Sec 1 City of Auckland. (RT 75C/81), North Auckland Land

District shown as ‘A’ in DP 168236.


3.4.9. Former Stables, 4 Wolseley Street, Morningside, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 9 February 1996; registered on Title 27 February 1996

Legal Description: Lot 5 DP 29965, Pt Allot 170 Sec 10 Suburbs of Auckland (RT




3.4.10. Government House (Former), Waterloo Quadrant, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 19 April 2018; not yet registered against Title

Legal Description: Pt Allots 1-2 Sec 6 Auckland City (RT NA89C/261), North Auckland

Land District


3.4.11. House, 5 Alten Road, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 19 April 2018; not yet registered on Title

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 89603 (RT NA46D/310), North Auckland Land District


Note that the property is also known as ‘Balneavis’

3.4.12. House, 23 Alten Road, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 19 April 2018; not yet registered against Title

Legal Description: Lot 9 DP 27319 (RT NA90D/103), North Auckland Land District


3.4.13. House, 7 Patey Street, Remuera, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 17 June 1987; registered on Title 4 August 1987

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 116851 Pt Allot 13 Sec 11 Suburbs of Auckland (RT 66C/2),



Note the Covenant also includes: specified landscape features including trees.

3.4.14. House, 37 Wairakei Street, Greenlane, Auckland (formerly named “Cotswolds”)

Heritage Covenant Date: 26 April 1993; registered on Title 30 April 1993

Legal Description: Pt of Allot 7 of Sec 12 of the Suburbs of Auckland (RT NA580/223),



Note the Covenant includes: house, also known as the ‘Cotswolds’ or ‘Cleave House’,


and also includes the three outbuildings (now linked to the main house); one remaining

outbuilding, and specified landscape features including trees and the dry stone walls

surrounding the property.

3.4.15. Jean Batten Building, 9 Fort Street and 16 Shortland Street, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 28 April 2006; registered on Title 23 December 2008



3.4.16. “Middle Courtville”, 9 Parliament Street, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 12 August 1997; registered on Title 17 October 1997

Legal Description: Unit Plan 141952 (SRS 84A/959), North Auckland Land District


Note that the building is also known as ‘Middle Courtville’ and ‘Courtville No.2’ and the

property also has a Heritage Protection Notice/Order (30 September, 1987)

3.4.17. Onehunga Primary School (Former), 83 Selwyn Street, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 8 July 2011; registered on Title 4 October 2011

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 189657 (NA119C/8), North Auckland Land District


3.4.18. Parnell Police Station, 3 Garfield Street, Parnell, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 19 July 2010; registered on Title 16 August 2010

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 160407 (RT NA96B/843), North Auckland Land District


3.4.19. Pleasant Villa, 177 Grey Street, Onehunga, Auckland


Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 188186 & Lot 2 DP 35200 (RT NA118/793), North Auckland

Land District


3.4.20. Post Office, Corner St Mary's Road and College Hill, Ponsonby, Auckland



Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 123175, Pt Allot 17 Sec 8 Suburbs of Auckland (RT



Note the Covenant includes: the building, clock and interior elements.

3.4.21. Ravenswood, 58 Gillies Avenue, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 25 February 2016; registered on Title 8 April 2016

Legal Description: Pt Lot 16 DP 3639 (RT NA58D/3), North Auckland Land District

New Zealand Heritage List Number: not listed

3.4.22. Whare Tane, 26 Clive Road, Epsom, AUCKLAND

Heritage Covenant Date: 23 June 2016; registered on Title 17 November 2017

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 18407 (RT NA414/253), North Auckland Land District


3.5. Auckland Council (former Rodney District area)

3.5.1. Appletree Cottage (Former US Army Camp Site), 4 Anderson Road, Matakana

Heritage Covenant Date: 10 June 2003; registered on Title 24 December 2004

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 319755, Parish of Mahurangi (RT 77862), North Auckland

Land District


Note the Covenant includes: the Appletree Cottage, the gardener’s cottage, the

foundations of the former US Army Cook House and the foundations of the US Army

Pump House.

3.6. Auckland Council (former North Shore City area)

3.6.1. Chapple House, 1 Kitchener Road, Milford, North Shore

Heritage Covenant Date: 29 November 2001; registered on Title 8 March 2002

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 61131, Pt Allot 83 Parish of Takapuna (RT NA35A/924), North



Note the Covenant also includes: the building known as ‘Chapple House’, its associated

garage and landscape setting.


3.6.2. Long Bay Heritage Protection Zone (Archaeological Sites R10/201, R10/1076, R10/1077, R10/1078

and R10/1098), Long Bay, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 3 October 2016; registered on Title 11 October 2016

Legal Description: Secs 2 and 5 SO 460210 (RT 623240), North Auckland Land District


3.7. Auckland Council (former Manukau City area)

3.7.1. “Bell House”, 75 Bells Road, Pakuranga, Manukau City, Auckland

Heritage Covenant Date: 14 January 2005; registered on Title 28 August 2005

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 60358 and Pt Lot 22 Parish of Pakuranga (RT NA17D/521),



3.7.2. “Hawthorn Dene”, 280 Botany Road, Howick

Heritage Covenant Date: 22 May 1996; registered on Title 27 April 1997

Legal Description: Lot 3 DP166980 (RT NA101B/382), North Auckland Land District


Note the Covenant also includes: building known as ‘Hawthorn Dene Homestead’, its

associated outbuildings, well and fittings, garden and landscaped setting including

cricket pitch, orchards and an inventory of trees and garden fixtures.

3.7.3. Tui Brae, Tui Brae, Beachlands

Heritage Covenant Date: 23 Sep 2004; registered on Title 16 November 2005

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 359845 and ½ share in lot 4 DP 359845 comprised in (RT

243418), North Auckland Land District; Lot 3 DP 359845 and ½ share in Lot 4 DP 359845

comprised in (RT 243419), North Auckland Land District


3.8. Auckland Council (former Franklin District area)

3.8.1. Pollok School, 2112 Awhitu Road, Pollok

Heritage Covenant Date: 7 May 2009; registered on Title 17 March 2010

Legal Description: Pt Allot 23 Parish of Waitara (NZ Gazette 2006, p.3195), North




3.9. Thames Coromandel District

3.9.1. Cook’s Beach archaeological sites (T11/2789 and T11/594), 720 Purangi Road, Cooks Beach


Legal Description: Lot 300 DP 493903 (RT 721345) South Auckland Land District


3.9.2. Pukehue Pa, 5 Kopu-Hikuai Road, Kirikiri, Thames

Heritage Covenant Date: 5 November 2012; registered on Title 9 November 2012

Legal Description: Lot 4 DPS 62216 (RT SA53B/819), Lot 2 DPS 60187 (RT SA49C/31)

South Auckland Land District


3.10. Hamilton City

3.10.1. The George R Biesinger ("GRB") Hall, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Tuhikaramea

Road, Temple View, Hamilton


Legal Description: Lot 1 DP South Auckland 88403 (SA68C/73), South Auckland Land

District


3.10.2. The Kai Hall, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Tuhikaramea Road, Temple View,

Hamilton


Legal Description: Lot 1 DP South Auckland 88403 (SA68C/73), South Auckland Land

District


3.10.3. Silverdale Home, 8 Sheridan Street, Hamilton

Heritage Covenant Date: signed and registered on Title 9 December 2011

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 448716 (RT 567834), South Auckland Land District



3.10.4. Waikato Dairy Cooperative Electrical Workshop, 136 Norton Road, [this address is now known as

15 Goodfellow Place], Hamilton

Heritage Covenant Date: 11 October 2012; registered on Title 7 November 2012

Legal Description: Lot 5 DPS 44974 (RT SA38D/752), South Auckland Land District


3.11. Matamata-Piako District

3.11.1. Grand Tavern, 81-83 Whitaker Street, Te Aroha

Heritage Covenant Date: 21 December 2012; registered on Title 11 January 2013



3.11.2. Nottingham Castle Hotel, Studholme Street and Thames Street, Morrinsville

Heritage Covenant Date: 28 June 2012; registered on Title 29 August 2012

Legal Description: Lots 14-15 DP 180 (RT SA13B/939), South Auckland Land District (An

estate in fee-simple in all that parcel of land containing 4034 m2)


3.12. Waipa District

3.12.1. Former Karl Homestead, 42 West Road, Ohaupo

Heritage Covenant Date: 9 September 1987; registered on Title 3 November 1987

Legal Description: Lot 1 DPS 45803 Blk X Hamilton S.D. and Pt of the land on DP 2551

and Pt Allot 263A and Pt Allots 262 and 263 Ngaroto Parish (RT SA39C/656), South



3.12.2. Maungatautari School (Former), 1121 Maungatautari Road, Maungatautari

Heritage Covenant Date: 13 March 2013; registered on Title: 10 May 2013

Legal Description: DP 2676 (RT SA110/194), Maungatautari No 1 Block (RT SA137/197),

South Auckland Land District

New Zealand Heritage List Number: 4242 (1903 school); 4245 (1906 teacher's house);

1940 open air classroom is not listed


3.12.3. Te Awa Pā Site (S15/42), 1866 Hamilton Road, Cambridge

Heritage Covenant Date: 23 June 2016: not yet registered on Title

Legal Description: Allot 159 Hautapu Parish (RT SA434/183), South Auckland Land

District; Allot 160A Hautapu Parish (RT SA397/240), South Auckland Land District; Lot 2

DP 468057 (RT 627417), South Auckland Land District


3.13. Waikato District

3.13.1. “Grants Chambers”, Corner of Jesmond Street and State Highway 1, Ngaruawahia

Heritage Covenant Date: 20 May 1997; not yet registered on Title

Legal Description: Allot 48 Town of Newcastle (RT SA1264/30), South Auckland Land

District


3.14. Waitomo District

3.14.1. Mahoenui School, 1959 State Highway 3, Mahoenui

Heritage Covenant Date: 23 May 2011; registered on Title 2 June 2011



3.15. Western Bay of Plenty

3.15.1. Fortified pa site (U15/134), off No.2 Road, Te Puke

Heritage Covenant Date: 3 July 1985; registered on Title 8 September 1986

Legal Description: Pt Sec 3 and Secs 59, 60 and 61 Blk IX Maketu SD (RT SA31D/516),

South Auckland Land District. Shown as ‘A’ on DPS 37749.


3.15.2. Headland pa site (U14/1634 - modified), 118 No.4 Road, RD3, Te Puke


Legal Description: Lot 1 DPS 54457 Blk V Maketu SD (RT SA45C/662), South Auckland

Land District. Shown as “C” on DP S57414.



3.15.3. Maungarangi Pa (U14/234), Waikite Road, RD5, Tauranga

Heritage Covenant Date: 8 December 1999; registered on Title 28 February 2000

Legal Description: Lot 3 DPS 86405, Blk XV Tauranga SD (RT SA68B/705), South Auckland

Land District


3.15.4. Omanawa Falls Power Station, Omanawa Falls Road, Omanawa Falls

Heritage Covenant Date: 31 August 2009; registered on Title 5 February 2010

Legal Description: Lot 1 DPS 82484, Lot 1 DPS 82722 and Secs 10-11 Blk VI Otanewainuku

SD (RT SA65B/226), South Auckland Land District


3.15.5. Pa Site (U14/1965), 152 Pukemapu Road, Oropi, Tauranga




3.15.6. Ridge pa site, known as “Wharo 2” (U14/167), off Reid Road, Welcome Bay, Tauranga

Heritage Covenant Date: 3 March 1988; registered on Title 6 July 1988

Legal Description: Lot 1 DPS 46887 (RT SA41B/651), South Auckland Land District shown

as “H” on DP S.46887.

New Zealand Heritage List Number: Associated with 6402

3.15.7. Te Pa o te Inate/Pa o Teineti, (U14/244), Waikite Road, RD5, Tauranga

Heritage Covenant Date: 8 December 1999; registered on Title 10 March 2000 (varied as

to area on 28 February 2013)

Legal Description: Lot 2 DPS 56364, Blk XV Tauranga SD (RT 46C/424), South Auckland

Land District


3.16. Tauranga City

3.16.1. Former Post Office, 41 Harington Street, Tauranga



Legal Description: Lot 2 DPS.56643, Blk X Tauranga SD (RT SA48A/368), South Auckland

Land District. Shown as “B” on DPS 90691.


Note that a Variation of Heritage Covenant was made on 06 April 2001, allowing greater

public access to the period room, the millennium space and the flagpole outside the

building.

3.17. Gisborne District

3.17.1. Former Union Steamship Company Building, 12-16 Childers Street, Gisborne


Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 1240 (RT GS2D/11), Gisborne Land District and Lots 3 and 4

DP 1240 and Pt Sec 4 Town of Gisborne (RT GS102/185), Gisborne Land District


Also known as the Turanganui Club.

3.17.2. Makarika Station Woolshed, Ruatoria

Heritage Covenant Date: 30 June 2006; registered on Title 24 January 2007

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 9713 (RT GS6C/1384), Gisborne Land District


3.17.3. Opou Homestead, 95 Whakato Road, Manutuke, Gisborne

Heritage Covenant Date: 30 April 2010; registered on Title 4 June 2010

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 1771 (RT GS3B/150), Gisborne Land District


3.18. Wairoa District

3.18.1. Tukutuku’s Pa and Pits Site, 6 Awamate Road, Awamate

Heritage Covenant Date: 31 August 2010; registered on Title 24 September 2010

Legal Description: Lot 6 DP 8980 (RT HBC1/1291), Hawke’s Bay Land District



3.19. Hastings District

3.19.1. Christ Church (Pukehou Anglican Church) Te Aute, Hawke’s Bay

Heritage Covenant Date: 14 November 2006; registered on Title 28 November 2007

Legal Description: DP 2648 (RT HB84/284), Hawke’s Bay Land District


3.19.2. Martin House (Kanaka Kiln/Pottery), 64 Valentine Road, Bridge Pa, Hastings




3.19.3. Puketitiri School, Puketitiri Road, Puketitiri, Hawke’s Bay


Legal Description: Section 30A Blk XIV Pohue SD (RT 422903; NZ Gazette 2008 p 2122),

Hawke’s Bay Land District


3.19.4. “Stoneycroft”, 901 Omahu Road, Hastings


Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 22834. Blk XV Heretaunga SD (RT HBP3/530), Hawke’s Bay

Land District


Note the Covenant also includes: the dwelling known as “Stoneycroft”, two outbuildings

(pumphouse and implement shed) and specified landscape features.

3.20. Napier City

3.20.1. Harston’s Building, 33-35 Hastings Street, Napier




3.20.2. Hawkes Bay Club Building, Corner Marine Parade & Browning Street, Napier

Heritage Covenant Date: 13 December 1990; registered on Title 20 December 1990


Legal Description: Pt of Town Secs 545, 546 and 664 Napier. Lot 2 DP 162 and Lots 1 and

2 DP 807 (RT HB95/281), Hawke’s Bay Land District; Lot 1 on Deeds Plan 792 Pt Town

Secs 544, 545 and 546 Napier (RT HB163/172), Hawke’s Bay Land District


3.20.3. Napier Soldiers’ Club (Former), 39 Marine Parade and 6 Seaview Terrace, NAPIER

Heritage Covenant Date: 19 May 2016; registered on Title 8 June 2016

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 392394 (RT 602823), Hawkes Bay Land District


3.21. Central Hawke's Bay District

3.21.1. Former Coles Joinery Factory Complex, 54 Bridge Street, Ongaonga

Heritage Covenant Date: 28 April 1988; registered on Title 25 August 1988

Legal Description: Lots 1 and 2 DP 20578 (RTs HBM2/43 and HBM2/44), Hawke’s Bay

Land District


3.21.2. Gwavas Garden Homestead, 5740 State Highway 50, Tikokino

Heritage Covenant Date: 31 December 2006; registered on Title 8 February 2007

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 346310 (RT 190335), Hawke’s Bay Land District

New Zealand Heritage List Number: 173 (Gwavas Station Homestead and Garden)

3.21.3. Oruawharo, 379 Oruawhara Road, Takapau

Heritage Covenant Date: 27 June 2013; registered on Title 10 July 2013

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 14970 (RT HBG4/506), Hawke’s Bay Land District


3.21.4. Pa (U22/1), Matheson Road, Waipapa

Heritage Covenant Date: 23 January 2015; 8 April 2015

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 480141 (RT 670553), Wellington Land District



3.22. New Plymouth District

3.22.1. Archaeological Site Q19/71, known as Kumara Kaiamo Pa, 36 Ngakoti Street, Urenui

Heritage Covenant Date: 15 February 2008; registered on Title 26 February 2008

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 17842 (RT TNJ4/76), Taranaki Land District


3.22.2. Charteris Archaeological Sites (P19/41, P19/130, P19/224, P19/235, P19/305, P19/306, P19/307,

P19/313, and the Homestead known as P19/316), Okato

Heritage Covenant Date: 2 May 2013; registered on Title 21 February 2014

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 19959 (RT TNK4/1029), Taranaki Land District [Note: this Title

was cancelled on 21 February 2014. The subdivided land is comprised in Titles 577154,

577155, 577156, 577157, 633421]


3.22.3. Devonport Cottage, 564 Mangorei Road, New Plymouth

Heritage Covenant Date: 10 August 2000; registered on Title 25 August 2000

Legal Description: Lot 2 DP 20695 (RT TNL2/538), Taranaki Land District


Also identified as House, 4 Young Street, relocated to 564 Mangorei Street, New

Plymouth.

3.22.4. New Plymouth Prison, 1 Downe Street, New Plymouth

Heritage Covenant Date: 23 October 2014; registered on Title 17 November 2014

Legal Description: Sec 1 SO 13324 and Sec 1 SO 13406 (RT TNJ4/731), Taranaki Land District


3.22.5. Plas Mawr, Corner of 26 Standish Street & Wallace Place, New Plymouth

Heritage Covenant Date: 20 January 2012; registered on Title 23 April 2012

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 2940 (TN169/77), Taranaki Land District


3.22.6. Primary School Buildings (1875 and 1929 buildings and land), 2333 South Road, Okato

Heritage Covenant Date: 1 November 2012; registered on Title 24 March 2013 (replaces


and cancels earlier covenant)

Legal Description: Sec 63-64 Town of Okato (RT 456114), Part Sec 2 Okato Town Belt (RT 334494), Taranaki Land District


3.23. Stratford District

3.23.1. Downdraught Kiln, being part of the former brickworks at Douglas, 24 Douglas Road, Douglas

Heritage Covenant Date: 7 September 1988; registered on Title 14 November 1988

Legal Description: Pt Lot 8 DP 312B (RT TNF4/1343), Taranaki Land District. The

Downdraught Kiln being part of the former Douglas Brickworks located on the portion

marked A on DP 16111.


3.23.2. Douglas Primary School (School House), 1672-1682 Ohura Road, Stratford

Heritage Covenant Date: 23 December 2009; registered on Title 14 January 2010

Legal Description: Lot 16 DP 2359 (RT 353345), Taranaki Land District


3.24. South Taranaki District

3.24.1. Bank of New South Wales (Former), 69 Princes Street, Hawera

Heritage Covenant Date: not dated; not yet registered on Title

Legal Description: Lot 67 DP 9 (RT TNG4/168), Taranaki Land District


3.24.2. Pa Site (known as Murphy Farm Pa Site; (P21/30)), Manaia

Heritage Covenant Date: 28 January 2013; registered on Title 1 May 2013

Legal Description: 14 B Ngahuinga Block (RT TNB2/405); and an estate in leasehold

under Maori Reserved Land Act 1955 by virtue of Lease 402319.1 containing 45.3855

hectares being part Ngatihaua Block (RT 107903), Taranaki Land District


3.24.3. Pungarehu School Gates and Plaques, former entrance of Pungarehu School, corners of South

Road and Cape Road, Pungarehu

Heritage Covenant Date: registered on Title 1 July 2009




3.24.4. Te Ruaki Pa, Ohangai Road and Davidson Road, Hawera


Legal Description: Part Taiporohenui Block defined on DP 193, (RT TNC1/383), Taranaki

Land District


3.24.5. Pa site, 1410 Main South Road, Manutahi

Heritage Covenant Date: 21 April 2017; registered on Title 4 September 2017


New Zealand Heritage List Number: Not Listed

3.25. Whanganui District

3.25.1. Cameron Blockhouse, State Highway 3, Marangai (approx. 6km south of Wanganui), Wanganui

Heritage Covenant Date: signed and registered on Title 16 February 1996

Legal Description: Pt Lot 1 DP 307308 (RT WN 309868), Wellington Land District


3.26. Tararua District

3.26.1. Tui Brewery Tower, Main Road, State Highway 2, Mangatainoka

Heritage Covenant Date: 29 October 2015; registered on Title 18 February 2016

Legal Description: Sec 1, Blk XVII Mangahao SD (RT WN182/141), Wellington Land

District


3.27. Manawatu District

3.27.1. Highden Manor Estate, 220 Green Road, Awahuri, Palmerston North

Heritage Covenant Date: 10 February 2012; registered on Title 22 May 2012

Legal Description: Lot 1 DP 69619 (RT 9738), Wellington Land District


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