756:(330 New North Road) — The original building was built in the 1910-1920's area, as two independent buildings which later were joined. Over the course of its usage it has been an established shoe shop, an office building and a function venue. It is located in prime position located next to the old kiwi bacon factory, today Fairfax media. The buildings, in most recent years has been home to one of Auckland's more unique function venues and has had major modifications including a large deck with a retractable roof. The heritage and significance of the building has been maintained and renovated alike, though through the years it has survived by adapting to multiple usages, with an attempt being made, fortunately, to maintain the historical significance of the building and keep its presence today.
395:, for £160, in a transaction which the Lands Claim Commission later disallowed. In 1841, Te Kawau gifted 3,000 acres (1,200 ha) to the colonial government and Auckland began to take shape as a city. Land continued to be bought and sold, and in 1852 John McElwain purchased 55 acres (22 ha) for the purpose of farming and received the adjoining 60 acres (24 ha) from his brother George in what is present-day Kingsland. Cabbage Tree Swamp Road was one of the original streets in the area, but the settlers of
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city by the early 1880s created excellent conditions for John McElwain to subdivide his farm. In 1882, 227 allotments were laid out. Kingsland Avenue — along with First, Second, Third and Fourth
Avenues — provided road access to the properties. Prices for sections in the subdivision ranged from £28 to £100. In addition to McElwain's Kingsland Estate, other suburban housing estates developed in the Kingsland area, including the Randersvyl Estate and Roganville.
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796:(486 New North Road) — Built in 1915, the Theatre Royal was one of a number of new suburban theatres built around Auckland at a similar time to serve the entertainment needs of the fast-growing area around Kingsland. It closed as a cinema in 1978 and was refurbished in 1996 for its present use as a retail establishment.
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Of those at least 15 years old, 1,455 (49.3%) people had a bachelor's or higher degree, and 168 (5.7%) people had no formal qualifications. The median income was $ 49,700, compared with $ 31,800 nationally. 921 people (31.2%) earned over $ 70,000 compared to 17.2% nationally. The employment status of
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October 1866, the Mt Albert District Highway Board, the first local government in the area, was formed to administer New North Road and the surrounding areas. In 1911, the board became the Mount Albert Borough, who elected a mayor. In 1978, Mount Albert became a city, and in 1989 it was absorbed
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opened on 29 March 1880, spurring suburban growth in the area. The city of
Auckland experienced significant growth in population in the latter 19th century, putting pressure on the areas closest to the city. That population growth combined with the establishment of rail and bus connections into the
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A second wave of growth occurred in the early 1900s, then the
Auckland tramline reached Kingsland in 1903. The community was centred around Arthur W. Page's general store on New North Road, which was soon joined by multiple new shops. New housing estates including Hirstleigh, Leith Hall and Melvia
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to the north. In
October 1866, the Mt Albert District Highway Board, the first local government in the area, was formed to administer New North Road and surrounding areas. A tollbooth in modern-day Kingsland was established on the corner of New North Road and Cabbage Tree Swamp Road (modern-day
815:(477 New North Road) — Built in the early 1890s, the building was occupied by Mrs Rachael Scott, a draper, from around 1901 up until 1925–26. In 1970, the Kingsland Drapery Ltd was still operating from the building. By 1985 was being used a food business and it is now a restaurant- Canton Café.
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in 1821 and died in
Auckland at the age of 95 in 1916. Impatient to see the hill-climb to his property reduced in grade, he subdivided in 1882. Later work by the Highway Board improved New North Road by cutting down three feet from McElwain's Hill between Kingsland and Morningside.
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A. W. Page and his brother, builder
Charles H. Page, extended his store in 1913 and 1914, and constructed the Portland Building. A new post office was built in Kingsland in 1912, joined by St George's Anglican Church in 1913 and a cinema, the Theatre Royal, in 1915.
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Public transportation extended from the inner city to the surrounding areas in the late 1870s and early 1880s with horse-drawn buses being the first mode of regular public transportation in the late 1870s. In 1880, the long-awaited railway came, connecting
802:(516 New North Road) — Now privately owned, the Fire Station was built in 1933 in a Georgian Revival style, replacing an original timber station with a watch tower built in 1906. The building was later repurposed for residential purpose and renovated for
762:(400 New North Road) — The existing timber church was built in 1897 and the Jubilee Hall replaced an old timber church on the Sunday School site in 1909. The church has memorial windows commemorating local men who died in the First and Second World Wars.
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Kingsland is New North Road. By vehicle Kingsland can be accessed from the North Western Motorway (SH16) by taking the St Lukes off-ramp or from the CBD via Bond Street and Great North Road.
780:(460–470 New North Road) — The first Pages Stores were built in the late 1880s. Handy to the rail and later a major tram stop, these businesses provided goods, grain and fodder to local farmers. The Grain Store buildings date from 1900–14.
840:— Every Thursday night during the Rugby World Cup 2011, the old, distinctive Post Office in Kingsland came to life an hour after sunset with a building projection light show of Kiwiana images and scenes from Kingsland's past and present.
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is the main thoroughfare in
Kingsland, running northeast–southwest from the Auckland Central Business District (CBD), with the suburb running along the ridge line. Kingsland's main street is located on New North Road next to the
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with stops in Mt Eden, Kingsland, Morningside and Mt Albert. At the beginning of the 20th century, trams began connecting Mt Eden, Balmoral, Kingsland and Mt Albert with the city. The trams ran for the last time in the 1950s.
821:(463–475 New North Road) — The Portland Buildings were constructed in 1914 on an empty site defining the corner of Central Road. Built for Arthur Page, it is named after the ship that brought the Page family to New Zealand.
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Eden Park was located at the low point of
Cabbage Tree Swamp, with the road running on a causeway across it. Eden Park has been used as a sports ground since 1900, and by 1914 the ground was drained and turned into two
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786:(478 New North Road) — Described as a typical government architect suburban Post Office type, this 1911 building blends Edwardian Classical Revival style and Arts and Crafts elements and was designed by architect
864:— This annual autumn festival is organised by the Kingsland Business Society and the neighbourhood of Kingsland. The festival involves a kids' zone, a craft market, street performers, and nightly entertainment.
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774:(448 New North Road) — Built in 1928 the Kingsland public toilets are a fine example of Art Deco style. The public toilets and a pedestrian overbridge were constructed after several fatalities at the station.
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is New Zealand's largest stadium with a capacity of 50,000 seats. Every year it hosts almost half a million local and international sports fans and patrons who attend matches and functions at the park.
713:. Eden Park has been the home of Auckland Cricket since 1910 and Auckland Rugby since 1925. Its 100-year history boasts some of New Zealand's proudest sporting moments, including the
834:— Located on the corner New North Rd and Morningside Drive, it was created by the artists Stray, Vent, Askew, Shake, Misery and Berst over a period of three weeks in September 2009.
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Kingsland underwent major urban revitalisation in the early 2000s and again in the early 2010s, when Eden Park and the Kingsland railway station were upgraded for the
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those at least 15 was that 2,001 (67.9%) people were employed full-time, 402 (13.6%) were part-time, and 90 (3.1%) were unemployed.
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is a coeducational intermediate (years 7-8) school with a roll of 673 as of August 2024. The local secondary schools are
628:. In November 2010, all cities and districts of the Auckland Region were amalgamated into a single body, governed by the
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768:(434–442 New North Road) — Built as two separate buildings between 1900 and 1910, a unifying facade was applied in 1940.
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became a major sporting venue for cricket and rugby in the 1910s and 1920s, but was plagued by regular drainage issues.
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games. Most recently, Eden Park hosted the finals for the 2011 Rugby World Cup and it has been named the co-host for
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Eden Park Stadium as seen from the summit of Mount Eden.
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1435:"Statistical area 1 dataset for 2018 Census"
880:hits and 10 top-20 hits in the early 1990s.
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1113:"Balmoral & Sandringham Heritage Walks"
760:Trinity Methodist Church & Jubilee Hall
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371:The origins of Kingsland are linked to the
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1670:"Inside the NETCH New Zealand"
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641:Albert-Eden-Puketāpapa ward
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1517:"Albert-Eden Local Board"
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1475:Blakeley, Roger (2015).
1085:10 February 2013 at the
1028:"ArcGIS Web Application"
368:over 30,000 years ago.
2154:Albert-Eden Local Board
2030:Ōwairaka / Mount Albert
2015:Maungawhau / Mount Eden
1786:Angelo, Faye M (1989).
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772:Public Amenity Building
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597:Māori religious beliefs
556:2018 New Zealand census
362:Maungawhau / Mount Eden
141:Albert-Eden Local Board
2207:Kingsland, New Zealand
2194:Owairaka Athletic Club
2056:Crystal Palace Theatre
1728:The New Zealand Herald
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1248:Stone, R. J.C (1973).
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1060:Statistics New Zealand
800:Kingsland Fire Station
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1264:"Visiting Kingsland"
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838:Kingsland Light Show
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685:, the god of peace;
675:2011 Rugby World Cup
477:2011 Rugby World Cup
450:Auckland city centre
302:2011 Rugby World Cup
296:. It is the home of
54:Location in Auckland
2275:Suburbs of Auckland
2189:Central United F.C.
2123:St Alban the Martyr
2010:Almorah Rock Forest
2003:Geographic features
1597:McClure, Margaret.
1407:"Kog Transmissions"
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1109:Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei
869:Local personalities
813:Mrs R Scott, Draper
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1817:"Public Transport"
1644:"Heritage in Hand"
1523:. Auckland Council
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862:Kingsland Festival
850:Events and markets
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1949:Greenwoods Corner
1603:Sport and leisure
1552:on 8 October 2012
1546:"About Eden Park"
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986:978-0-473-36016-0
745:Notable buildings
715:1950 Empire Games
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