Early Wellington

Fig. 223.—Provincial Buildings, Customhouse Quay. The back portion, showing three large windows (built — in 1872) is embodied in the present 3-storied building now (1929) occupied by the Government Life Insurance — Company. The formation of the windows and the ornate architraved windows and doors may be seen from — the interior of the Chamber, which was empty at the time of writing, and is approached by the main corridor

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Fig. 223.—Provincial Buildings, Customhouse Quay. The back portion, showing three large windows (built in 1872) is embodied in the present 3-storied building now (1929) occupied by the Government Life Insurance Company. The formation of the windows and the ornate architraved windows and doors may be seen from the interior of the Chamber, which was empty at the time of writing, and is approached by the main corridor.

Fig. 223.—Provincial Buildings, Customhouse Quay. The back portion, showing three large windows (built
in 1872) is embodied in the present 3-storied building now (1929) occupied by the Government Life Insurance
Company. The formation of the windows and the ornate architraved windows and doors may be seen from
the interior of the Chamber, which was empty at the time of writing, and is approached by the main corridor.

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Title: Early Wellington

Author: Louis E. Ward

Publication details: Whitcombe and Tombs Limited, 1928

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This text is the subject of: Victoria University Library Catalogue

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