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There was a large dinner with 125 guests held for Duncan before his departure to the 'Old
Country'. His strategy was to stress the class system back home, where one depended on their feudal lord and had no real future. Children had to go to work at young age, whereas in Canterbury, they would receive
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in May 1873 that his province's interests were not sufficiently looked after. The request for a
Canterbury emigration agent was granted, and Duncan was asked in 1873 by the Canterbury Provincial Council to fulfil this role. He accepted and resigned in the second half of 1873, so that he could take on
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The councillors visited the
Duncans at their home on 20 December 1870, the day before the next mayoral election. This was mainly to thank Duncan's wife Isabella for her role as mayoress and was at their place, as she had recently given birth to their son Alexander Storie Duncan (28 November 1870). At
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On 15 December 1869, the city council held its annual general meeting. In those days, the councillors elected one of their group as mayor at an annual meeting, i.e. the position was not elected at large (by the voting public) as is the case today. Councillor Duncan was elected as the third mayor of
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Duncan recalled in 1873 that in his early days, he was "not ashamed to turn his hand to whatever employment presented itself". He ploughed, sowed and worked in road construction. He regarded the portion of the Great North Road from the Styx River to
Chaneys that he had formed as "one of the best in
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as a public burial ground. It was often called the 'Scotch
Cemetery' because of its links to the Presbyterian Church, but it was open to all denominations and was thus the first 'public' cemetery in Christchurch. The cemetery was eventually taken over by the Christchurch City Council. St Andrew's
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He served on other bodies, like the
Drainage Board, the Waste Lands Board, and the South Waimakariri Board of Conservation. He was a member of the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association, and chaired this organisation at the time of his death. He was a member of the Christchurch
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for two periods. He represented the electorate on the fifth
Council from January 1868 to March 1870, and again from July 1871 to August 1873 on the 6th Council. During both Councils, he was on the Executive for brief periods, in June 1869 and from April to June 1872.
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an education. In New
Zealand, men of the highest education would help the newcomers. With six to ten years of steady work and a sober life, one could amass fortunes unimaginable back home and get ahead in life. Duncan would use himself as an example.
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The
Duncans had many children. Alexander Storie Duncan was born on 28 November 1870. Ronald O. Duncan was their sixth son and was born in Christchurch in 1875. James Robertson Duncan (d. 1914) founded the nursery Duncan and Davies in New Plymouth.
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Attracting immigrants to New
Zealand fell within the responsibility of the central government. As the government agents were all from the North Island, the South Island provinces felt that they were missing out. The Canterbury Superintendent,
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After his return from England, Duncan became involved in education. He was appointed to the Board of Education, and later chairman, and became commissioner of School reserves. In his role, he opened several district state schools.
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Duncan, who had always been of good health, fell ill in mid-1880. What was thought of as bronchitis was diagnosed as heart disease, and his doctor recommended a trip to Australia. He travelled to Sydney, where he improved, and
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and the prior town council were held annually. He was elected four times: 1866–1868 and 1870. He was thus a councillor when the town council became the first city council, which held its first meeting on 10 June 1868.
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in 1834 to the gardener George Duncan (1791–1866) and his wife Christina. The four members of the Duncan family (the parents with Andrew and his younger sister Agnes) came out to New Zealand in 1858, arriving in
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on Monday, 13 December 1880, in one of the largest funeral processions that Christchurch had witnessed for some years. The Christchurch City Council adjourned their weekly meeting out of respect.
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Duncan married Isabella after he had been in Canterbury for a few years. His sister Agnes Duncan married William Boag on 17 June 1886. Boag became a wealthy man and the Christchurch suburb of
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by 169 votes to 154. In his valedictory speech, Duncan vowed to never stand again for a seat in parliament. Indeed, when Duncan was urged by many quarters to stand for the
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When Fraser's more liberal views clashed with those of his congregation, many of his congregation left, including the Duncans. A second congregation was formed at
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1869–1870. From a working-class background in Scotland, he emigrated to New Zealand as a young man and became a highly respected member of the
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He proved to be very effective in his role. In nine days, he interviewed 900 perspective emigrants and chose 190 to be sent out on the ship
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in his nursery before he set himself up as a nurseryman and seedsman. He had shops in Gloucester Street and later in Cashel Street in the
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Horticultural Society, including secretary at one point. At the time of his death, he was the vice-president of the Union Rowing Club.
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was elected as the next mayor. With Duncan's term on council about to expire, he announced his intention to retire.
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community. He is remembered for his later work as an immigration agent in Scotland on behalf of the
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is named after his residence. Agnes died on 17 September 1923, almost 20 years after Boag.
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Although Canterbury was an Anglican settlement, the first three mayors were all
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the colony". For some time, he was employed by Christchurch's first mayor
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493:"Zealandia, Gravesend (11 Jun 1858) to Lyttelton (21 Sep 1858)"
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The Cyclopedia of New Zealand (Canterbury Provincial District)
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The Cyclopedia of New Zealand (Canterbury Provincial District)
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The Cyclopedia of New Zealand (Canterbury Provincial District)
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Arnold, Rollo D. (1981). "3 Agents and Emigrants, 1871–73".
987:(3rd ed.). Wellington: Govt. Printer. pp. 190–193.
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in 1868, followed by Anderson in 1869 and Duncan in 1870.
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The Duncans were one of five Scottish settler families in
820:. Christchurch: Christchurch City Council. Archived from
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953:"Return of Mr E. J. Wakefield for Christchurch East"
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Members of Canterbury provincial executive councils
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380:. In 1858, Fraser established Addington Cemetery (
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708:. Christchurch: Cyclopedia Company Limited. 1903
593:. Christchurch: Cyclopedia Company Limited. 1903
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1215:. No. 3946. 10 December 1880. p. 2
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1022:. No. 1723. 4 September 1873. p. 2
624:. No. 3946. 10 December 1880. p. 3
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61:15 December 1869 – 21 December 1870
2329:Burials at Addington Cemetery, Christchurch
1181:"Christchurch Press – 1881 – October – BMD"
985:New Zealand Parliamentary Record, 1840–1949
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933:. No. 803. 21 December 1870. p. 2
875:. No. 493. 15 December 1869. p. 2
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792:"Duncan and Davies : Established 1899"
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1133:. Rangi Ruru Girls' School. Archived from
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818:"Councillors of the City of Christchurch"
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294:Duncan was a member for Heathcote on the
239:the general meeting on 21 December 1870,
1002:. Wellington: Victoria University Press.
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2304:appointed following death of incumbent
1075:, ed. (22 April 2009) . "Beginnings".
1045:"The Star. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1880"
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759:Greenaway, Richard L. N. (June 2007).
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352:St Paul's Presbyterian Church in 1885
2364:19th-century New Zealand politicians
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436:. With two others, he travelled to
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13:
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520:"Christchurch Street Names N to O"
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499:from the original on 25 March 2010
360:Grave of the Duncan family at the
16:New Zealand politician (1834–1880)
14:
2375:
2344:Scottish emigrants to New Zealand
1179:Evans, Beverley (14 April 2008).
1160:. An Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
1156:Macdonald, George Ranald (1966).
727:"Nurserymen, Fruiterers, Etc.".
683:. No. 803. 21 December 1870
1078:An Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
991:
784:
273:City of Christchurch electorate
1509:Christchurch Convention Centre
636:
330:
148:(1834 – 10 December 1880) was
1:
2354:Christchurch City Councillors
1336:Hereford Street civic offices
652:. No. 5648. 18 June 1886
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296:Canterbury Provincial Council
279:Canterbury Provincial Council
263:electorate. He was beaten by
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1504:Christchurch Central Library
1428:Christchurch Bus Interchange
196:central city of Christchurch
7:
2349:New Zealand horticulturists
1534:Christchurch City Libraries
1131:"St Andrew's at Rangi Ruru"
1109:Christchurch City Libraries
770:Christchurch City Libraries
616:"The Late Mr Andrew Duncan"
558:Christchurch City Libraries
527:Christchurch City Libraries
495:. New Zealand Yesteryears.
372:. Duncan was active in the
168:Duncan was born in western
10:
2380:
1483:Wastewater Treatment Plant
1158:"ANDERSON, John (1820–97)"
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2117:
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1874:
1750:Charles Mathew Gray (2nd)
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1499:Christchurch Bus Exchange
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1330:Tuam Street civic offices
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1298:Christchurch City Council
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222:Christchurch City Council
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427:Rangi Ruru Girls' School
1818:Robert Macfarlane (2nd)
1514:Queen Elizabeth II Park
1443:Ferrymead Regional Park
762:Addington Cemetery Tour
247:Parliamentary ambitions
177:on 21 September on the
2324:Mayors of Christchurch
1732:Charles Louisson (2nd)
1594:elected by councillors
1389:Lyttelton Port Company
1358:(ownership percentage)
400:43.54350°S 172.62360°E
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1249:Mayor of Christchurch
895:"Chairmen and mayors"
702:"Duncan, Ronald O.".
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150:Mayor of Christchurch
72:John Anderson (mayor)
49:Mayor of Christchurch
1548:Chairman (1862–1868)
1383:Christchurch Airport
1346:Companies and assets
554:"Addington Cemetery"
405:-43.54350; 172.62360
265:Jerningham Wakefield
2298:† Elected unopposed
1774:John Joseph Dougall
1729:Walter Cooper (2nd)
1014:"Local and General"
925:"Local and General"
869:"Local and General"
395: /
374:Presbyterian Church
344:Presbyterian Church
307:, wrote to Premier
198:, and nurseries in
185:Life in New Zealand
158:Canterbury Province
1667:Charles Thomas Ick
1468:Sign of the Takahe
1234:Political offices
1100:Harper, Margaret.
843:"Ex-Councillors".
518:Harper, Margaret.
473:Addington Cemetery
411:Addington Cemetery
378:St Andrew's Church
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362:Addington Cemetery
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269:1875–1876 election
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1875:Mayoral elections
1870:
1869:
1832:Neville Pickering
1809:Robert Macfarlane
1675:George Ruddenklau
1671:James Gapes (2nd)
1522:
1521:
1458:New Brighton Pier
1438:Canterbury Museum
1395:Orion New Zealand
1265:
1264:
1256:Succeeded by
305:William Rolleston
261:Christchurch East
251:Duncan stood for
143:
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1690:Charles Louisson
1645:elected at large
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1590:
1463:Sign of the Kiwi
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1183:. Archived from
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217:Political career
114:10 December 1880
94:Personal details
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1764:Charles Allison
1705:William Prudhoe
1680:Charles Hulbert
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1857:Lianne Dalziel
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1822:George Manning
1819:
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1814:Ernest Andrews
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1801:
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1759:George Payling
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1601:William Wilson
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1588:
1587:(1868–present)
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1575:William Wilson
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1539:The Shuttle
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331:Public life
312:this post.
67:Preceded by
2318:Categories
1852:Bob Parker
1842:Vicki Buck
1837:Hamish Hay
1652:Fred Hobbs
1636:Fred Hobbs
1565:Isaac Luck
1253:1869–1870
644:"Marriage"
479:References
409: (
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321:Canterbury
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164:Early life
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132:Profession
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179:Zealandia
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1207:"Deaths"
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170:Scotland
105:Scotland
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1401:Red Bus
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124:Spouse
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