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ships. The company purchased the hulk of the barque ‘’Don Juan’’ in 1878 and moored it between the Bowen and George Street piers where it was used as a carpenters’ workshop and sailmakers loft. As demand for the workshop's services increased in 1889 the company moved its workshops and sailmakers loft to an existing three-storey building before in 1897 the company constructed a new much bigger building on reclaimed land with further expansion in the following year. Up until 1920 Port Chalmers was the company's main repair facility until in that year the company moved its headquarters to Wellington followed by the establishment of its main repair centre in that city. The facilities at Port Chalmers declined in importance until they finally closed in 1975. Between 1920 and 1930 a large number of the Norwegian whaling vessels based at Stewart Island were refurbished by the workshops of the Union Stream Ship Company. The Second World War was a particularly busy period due to repairs being required on vessels damaged by the enemy.

2059:, and two Josephite Sisters, arrived into Dunedin on the request of the parish priest of Port Chalmers to assist with teaching. When they arrived they found the existing school house to be in a sad state of disrepair. As a result of Mackillop, her follow sisters and the community's endeavours a new school, St Joseph's Primary School, was opened at the end of January 1898. MacKillop lived in Port Chalmers for two months and was the first Head of St Joseph's in Port Chalmers, teaching the Upper Standards. The second St Joseph's School building was opened in 1913 and was a two-story brick building that became a feature of the Port Chalmers landscape. The Sisters of St Joseph continued to run the school until 1979 before handing the role over to lay teachers. In 1987 the third St Joseph's School was built and became a state-integrated, co-educational Catholic primary school. St Joseph's School closed at the beginning of 2023. 815:, as well as the outlying townships of Long Beach, Purakanui and several other smaller nearby villages and farmsteads. Many of the streets of Port Chalmers are named after the first immigrant vessels; hence Wickliffe, Laing, Victory, Bernicia, Mary and Ajax Streets. Scotia Street is named after early settler John Jones' favourite schooner. Burns Street is named after the Rev. Thomas Burns. Currie Street bears the name of Alexander Currie, a director of the New Zealand Company, while George and Grey Streets, bear the name of an early Governor of New Zealand, Sir George Grey. Harrington Street (while misspelt) is named after Thomas Cudbert Harington the first secretary of the New Zealand Company. Campbell Buchanan Lane commemorates a young Port Chalmers sailor who died in action in the Solomon Islands in January 1943. 782:

open sea as well as its easier berthing makes Port Chalmers the preferred port of call. In the 2018–2019 financial year 208,600 containers were handled by the port while 1.15 million tonnes of logs were exported between the Dunedin and Port Chalmers wharves. The 55 m (180 ft) high Flagstaff Hill has a long history of slipping, and had suffered significant slumping during a storm in 1999. In June 2019 a $ 2.9 million project was begun by Port Otago to stabilize the east and north-east sides of Flagstaff Hill and return Beach Street to its original position. A series of terraces is being created and approximately 45,000m³ of excess rock and sediment is to be removed.

1994:, the large bluff overlooking the container terminal. When the port's facilities were expanded in 1993, part of the bluff was removed, including the area containing Hotere's studio (after strenuous objection from many of the town's residents). Part of the bluff close to the removed portion are converted by the Hotere Foundation Trust with the assistance of the Otago Harbour Board into a sculpture garden in 2005 containing featuring works by both Hotere and by other noted New Zealand modern sculptors. The sculptures were previously displayed at Hotere's studio and include: “Black Phoenix II” by Ralph Hotere, “Brick Column” by 656:

on Otago Peninsula were non-existent, boats were used to cross the harbour. The first dedicated ferry service was introduced on the harbor in 1859 but it was not profitable. As the region's rapidly increased due to the Gold Rush scheduled ferry services began between Port Chalmers and Portobello and ran from 1876 to 1954. The development of the town reflected the growth of Dunedin and Otago with rivalry between the city and Port Chalmers over which would handle the bulk of shipping. The establishment of a floating dock and later a graving dock in the 1870s lead to Port Chalmers emerging as a significant ship repair centre.

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dedicated school house was erected, by which time the roll had increased to 166. With the school continuing to expand both its number of school rooms and pupils it was designated as the Port Chalmers Grammar School in 1869. In 1872 the school had a staff of four teaching 238 pupils. In 1875 staff and 401 pupils moved to a new school building constructed on what had been previously the Police Camp Reserve. In 1879 the grammar school became the Port Chalmers District High School. In 1929 it reverted to being a primary school. Port Chalmers School had a roll of 94 students as of August 2024.

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and cells), Court Rooms, Customs Office and Government Shipping Office. There was also a morgue that occupied a backroom downstairs. By the 1950s most of the government departments had ceased to use their offices, and when the courthouse closed in 1952, the library moved in to the old courtroom (which is today the foyer). When the fire brigade moved to a new site, its part of the building was used by various community groups. A major redevelopment of the whole building was completed in 2004, with the library and service centre moving into the area previously occupied by the fire brigade.

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Koputai. To appease the other partners in the boat who were outraged upon hearing what he had done Kohi after consulting his wife Piro, consented at Otaheiti to be strangled as punishment. Taiaroa was given the task but upon observing his hand trembling as he was tying the knot Kohi exclaimed: "Kahore kia mataa a Taiaroa ki te mea o te taura" (Taiaroa does not know how to tie a knot). Kopi then took the rope, tied a slip-knot, and adjusted the rope about his own neck before Taiaroa pulled upon the rope tight, until he was dead. Kohi was buried at Koputai. By 1844 Koputai was deserted.

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Catholic school, a Technical School, and several private kindergartens. The town was protected by a company of the Permanent Artillery, and the Garrison Artillery Volunteers. In 1906 when it was found that only 28 boys and one girl could swim out of a roll of 432 pupils at the local school could swim, swimming lessons were added to the curriculum and held in the partially-filled graving dock. A road tunnel linking Sawyers Bay with Waitati as part of a new north motorway from Dunedin was proposed in the 1930s but never built. By 1961 the town had a population of 3,120.

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was laid on 13 December 1913 and it was formally unveiled by Prime Minister W.F. Massey on 30 May 1914. The structure, designed by architect Robert Burnside, consists of a tall and gently tapering column of Port Chalmers bluestone, surmounted by an anchor. On the landward side is inset a marble tablet inscribed with (inter alia) the names of those who perished: Captain Robert Falcon Scott, Edward Adrian Wilson, Captain Lawrence E.G. Oates, Lieutenant Henry R. Bowers and Petty Officer Edgar Evans.

689: 675:, the first ship to use it, was temporarily grounded while using it. As finance allowed, the channel was gradually widened and deepened, and by 1907, twice as many ships were using Dunedin's wharves as used Port Chalmers. Compensating to some degree for the opening of the Victoria Ship Channel ship servicing and building industries developed in Port Chalmers while the adjacent Carey's Bay became a fishing port. The year 1882 saw the inauguration of New Zealand's 1955:) The collection has been displayed in the present building since 1987, and has since been renamed the Regional Maritime Museum. In 2020 the building was leased to Port Otago for 35 years. and has been incorporated into their recently redeveloped Port Otago offices. The Museum collection is owned and operated by the Port Chalmers Historical Society Inc, formerly the Port Chalmers Early Settlers and Old Identities Association, founded in September 1913. 1509: 1036: 1763: 1709: 1399: 765:

bohemian tranquility by this point. In 1979, passenger trains between Port Chalmers and Dunedin ceased after 106 years of operation. All the buildings at the Upper Station were subsequently removed. The container traffic continued to expand and while a new expanding trade in timber developed in parallel but the greatly reduced labour needs of these trades saw the town's population contract. Controversial attempts to site an aluminium smelter at

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by the Railways Department until 1928. Construction of a 328 ft (100.0 m) long graving dock was commenced by the Otago Dock Trust in July 1868. The commissioning of the graving dock in March 1872 (which had cost £56,069 2s 11d) and the increasing size of ships resulted in reduced demand for the floating dock which was finally beached at Carey's Bay. The remains of the dock are still visible as late as the 1940s.

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settlement than any site he had yet seen. He departed at the end of April to explore the inland countryside, before returning to Koputai on 11 June. By this date there was established at Koputai a makeshift jetty, two whares (Māori-style houses) and some tents. Mr. and Mrs. Lethbridge were in residence, David Scott and several others. As a result of his investigations Tuckett selected an adjoining block of land (the

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Constance Thorn ( -1997), a former long- time mayoress of the town, came up with the idea of turning the area into a dell of rhododendrons. The Port Chalmers and District Lions Club helped in 1998 to develop the garden, which they now maintain. A lookout accessed by stairs features a selection of old historic photographs of Port Chalmers over the years and also offers a view of the town and Otago Harbour.

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rain. This dramatic increase in trade meant that by 1864, Port Chalmers had grown to be the third largest port in Australasia. with a population of at least a 1,000, with five hotels, three restaurants, six general stores, two chemists, two bakeries, two barbers, two blacksmiths, two churches, two schools, and a Masonic Hall (which functioned during the week as a courthouse).

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In 1862 Dunedin and Port Chalmers were connected by a telegraph line. A small community of workers sprang to service the docks. In spite of all this, the port was probably viewed as a temporary solution and an inconvenience, as a round trip to Dunedin took three to four hours by horse and wagon. There was also the option of a sea connection by two paddle steamers, the

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sections available compared with Dunedin's 2,000. The arrival of organised European settlement eventually led to the town superseding the earlier Otakou as the harbour's international port. By 1849 the population had reached 38 and by January 1854 the population had reached 80, but was still less than 130 by 1861. In 1854 the 220 ton

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Company was formed and took over the gas system. They moved the gasworks to Mussel Bay and expanded the reticulation system. The Borough Council took over the system in 1918. From 1906 the wharves were lit by electricity but it wasn't until 1914 that electricity began to be supplied to the rest of the town.

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In 1871, Thomson Brothers were given permission to construct a gasworks and a gas reticulation system. The gasworks was erected on Mount Street and by June 1872 the town was being lit by ten gas powered lamps with a gas supply to a number of houses soon following. In April 1888 the Port Chalmers Gas

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A new faster, harbourside road from the city was completed in 1965. The selection of Port Chalmers as the South Island's first container terminal in 1971 re-established Port Chalmers as the South Island's major commercial port to – much the dismay of the locals, who had enjoyed several generations of

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David Alexander De Maus (1847–1925) operated a photography business in Port Chalmers and was known for his maritime photographs. In 1893 he was the first person in New Zealand to be prosecuted for selling an indecent photo (of a woman). It was possibly a reprint of a French academic study for artists

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on 22 January 1879. As the Main South Line passed along the hillside above Port Chalmers a railway station locally called the “Upper Station” was built to service passengers. The terminus of the branch line on the wharf continued to service freight and was known as the “Lower Station”. Since roads

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By the 1860s a road along the side of the harbour between Dunedin and Port Chalmers had been built, which allowed ships to dock at Port Chalmers, with goods then transported to and from Dunedin by road. The Bowen pier was built in 1873, followed by the Export pier, and, later, the George Street pier.

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Following the proclamation of Port Chalmers and outlying districts as an Education District, a public school opened on 20 October 1856 in a building shared with the Magistrates Court on the corner of Grey and Scotia Streets with pupils having to pay a fee. By 1859 the school had 36 pupils. In 1860 a

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The port currently has three berths suitable for handling containerized, multi-purpose, and conventional vessels; Beach St, the container berth and the multi-purpose three berths. The swinging basin is dredged to 13.5 m (44 ft), with a turning diameter of 487 m (1,598 ft). A $ 23

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Of those at least 15 years old, 369 (31.9%) people had a bachelor's or higher degree, and 216 (18.7%) people had no formal qualifications. The median income was $ 29,200, compared with $ 31,800 nationally. 177 people (15.3%) earned over $ 70,000 compared to 17.2% nationally. The employment status of

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is a later name meaning ‘full tide’ and refers to an incident in which a group of warriors decided to spend the night in a cave that once existed at what was later known as Boiler Point and pulled their canoes well above the high tide mark. Overnight the tide rose and beached canoes were set adrift.

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Municipal Building (Town Hall). The foundation stone was laid on 3 November 1888, and the building opened on 25 September 1889. It was originally built to house the Port Chalmers Town Hall, as well as the Town Clerk's office, the Fire Brigade, the Police Station (including the Sergeant's residence

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Sir John Thorn (1911–2008) was mayor of Port Chalmers from 1956 for 33 years consecutive years until the borough of Port Chalmers and the whole surrounding district was dissolved and amalgamated into enlarged City of Dunedin in 1989. His service made him the longest serving mayor of New Zealand (as

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Until 1853 public works were undertaken by the Governor of New Zealand and from thereafter by the Provincial Government, but little was spent on local development. In 1855 the town obtained a directly elected representative on the Provincial Government when the council was restructured into eight

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was built and launched in 1868 at Port Chalmers W. Murray and Co., under a 5-year guarantee from the Provincial Government. The Otago Harbour Board was established on 30 June 1874 and took over responsibility for the harbour and the provision of facilities, the wharves at Port Chalmers were managed

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The Customs Department was initially responsible for control of Otago Harbour with the Collector of Customs acting as harbor master, until 1859 when the Provincial Council took responsibility and appointed a dedicated harbor master. To service the hulls of the increasing number of ships calling at

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was towed to Port Chalmers, repaired in Port and then returned to Antarctica. American Richard E. Byrd used Port Chalmers as the base for his Antarctic operations in 1928, Lincoln Ellsworth did likewise in 1933, and so did a number of other American, French and New Zealand explorers over the coming

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of the 1860s, the merchants of Dunedin pushed for dredging of a channel to allow ocean-going vessels to reach the city's wharves. Though a contentious decision, it was agreed to dredge what became known as the Victoria Ship Channel along the north-western side of the harbor. The channel was finally

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arrived on 15 April 1848 to find a settlement surrounded by dense bush to the water's edge except for a small clearing behind the centre of the beach and consisting of the New Zealand Company's store, Tuckett's former cottage and three whare (Māori huts). At the time Port Chalmers had 400 potential

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The sale of the Otago Block from Māori to the Otago Association was concluded at Koputai on 31 July 1844. In December 1844 Tuckett left and returned to England, with William Davidson taking over his cottage and position as the New Zealand Company's local representative. In that same month Alexander

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at Koputai. That year Kohi fell ill, and thinking himself at the point of death, feared that his young son Timoko, would never have any benefit from a sealing boat in which he had a share. He therefore instructed his servants, Kurukuru and Rau-o-te-uri, to burn the boat where it lay on the beach at

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Scott Expedition Memorial. Upon news of the death of Captain Scott and members of his party reaching New Zealand, the Port Chalmers Borough Council in March 1913 decided to erect a memorial cairn on Height Rock, overlooking the harbour. Paid for largely by public subscriptions the foundation stone

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Much of Port Chalmers is located on a small hilly peninsula, at the northern end of which is a large reclaimed area which is now the site of Dunedin's container port. Close to the southeastern shore of this peninsula are a pair of islands, which lie across the harbour between Port Chalmers and the

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has been gradually widened, and kept dredged to a depth of 8 m (26 ft), modern cruise ships and container vessels are so big that they often draw in excess of the depth restriction while the narrowness of the channel means must be piloted along it by tugs. As a result being closer to the

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continued south independently and anchored near Koputai in the bay now bearing its name, and where the hulk of the vessel remains. It wasn't until 26 April that Tuckett rendezvoused with the ship. Tuckett explored the harbour and its environs, which he how considered more suitable for the purposed

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Tunnel Hotel. This establishment located at 22 Beach St claims to be the oldest hotel south of Nelson, and the oldest continually operated business in New Zealand. It stands on the site of the 'Surveyors' Arms' which was opened by Alexander and Janet McKay sometime after their arrival in December

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The construction of the floating dock and then the graving dock allowed the port to establish itself as a centre of ship repair. The Union Steam Ship Company was established in Dunedin in 1875 and in the same year established a workshop at Port Chalmers to repair both its own and other companies’

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Owing to the need to accommodate increasingly larger vessels a new graving dock was constructed by the Otago Dock Trust between 1905 and 1909 at a cost of £74,475. It was 572 ft (174.3 m) long which allowed it to take vessels up to 530 ft (161.5 m) in length. Once the dock was

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at the mouth of the harbour in 1975 and 1980 didn't succeed. From the 1970s an artists' colony grew up in Port Chalmers and Carey's Bay contributing to tensions over the port's continuing industrial development and giving a different flavour to the town. In 1987 the Port Chalmers Old Identities

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By 1905 the town had a population of over 2,000 and was home to two railway stations two banks, a dairy factory, gas works, two cemeteries, a recreation reserve, two fire stations, a brass band, salt water bath, and a Mechanics' Institute. Education was provided by a District High School, a Roman

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which over a three month period saw 16,000 new arrivals pass through the port. This totally transformed Port Chalmers as businesses sprung up to service both the increasing number of ships and their passengers. Despite the development the streets were still unpaved and muddy following any heavy

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the surveyor to the New Zealand Company together with his wife and a staff of six assistant surveyors and 25 labourers, whose task was to survey the land that had been purchased from the Māori. kettle and his wife took up residence in Tuckett's cottage. The survey of the town was completed in May

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Lady Thorn Rhododendron Dell. Following the closing of the “Big Quarry” on Church Street in 1920, it was then used in the 1950s as a tip where dunnage timber from visiting cargo ships was burnt. When this practice stopped in the 1960s it was used as rubbish dump and then became overgrown. Lady

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On 18 June 1865 a large fire consumed an entire block of building at the corner of George and Grey Streets, destroying a number of buildings. The fire was put out by local citizens and the Naval Brigade. Despite the damage caused it wasn't until 1876 that a volunteer fire brigade was organised.

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railway line linking Dunedin and Port Chalmers. Originally the contractors intended for the tracks to pass down George Street to the port, but following objections from the Town Board it was conveyed via a cutting and a tunnel to emerge on Beach Street before terminating on a new wharf. Soil

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On 31 May 1855 the customhouse was robbed, and a chest, containing about £1,400, was carried away, but was afterwards recovered from the harbour, where the thieves had thrown it on some rocks upon finding that they were unable to open it before daylight exposed them to potential capture.

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became the largest vessel serviced by the graving dock up until that time. Following its taking over operation of the wharves from the Railway Department the Otago Harbour Board moved its headquarters to Port Chalmers in 1929. The first all-container ship to visit New Zealand was the

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At first the European settlers intended to christen the settlement ‘New Leith’ or ‘New Musselburgh’, as they disliked the Māori name of Koputai; but the Lay Association of the Free Church of Scotland (later known as the Otago Association), desired that the port might be named after

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and Janet McKay arrived with plans to establish a public house, to service the needs of the proposed settlement. It eventually opened as the 'Surveyors' Arms' on what is now Beach Street and was licensed by Akaroa-based magistrate John Watson in 1846. On 23 February 1846 the ship

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starring Michael Fassbender, Alicia Vikander and Rachel Weisz was filmed here in 2014, notably the bookshop and haberdashery scenes. During shooting the main street was covered in gravel and thousands of people turned up each day hoping to catch a glimpse of the actors.

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decades. In 1903 the temperance movement was successful in prohibiting the selling of alcohol in the Port Chalmers electorate. Hotels in the town banded together, taking their case as far as the Privy Council, in London, before winning back their licences in May 1905.

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State Highway 88 connects Port Chalmers to Dunedin. A public bus connection is provided to Dunedin by buses organised by the Otago Regional Council. Passenger rail services to Dunedin were previously available, until these were withdrawn in 1982 in favour of buses.

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to assist him in choosing a site for the projected New Edinburgh settlement. After sailing for the South on 31 March 1844 Tuckett left the ship at Moeraki on 23 April and made his way south by land in order to gaining a better appreciation of the land. The

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The creative arts are still important to the area's economy; Port Chalmers and the surrounding suburbs of Careys Bay, Deborah Bay, Roseneath and Sawyers Bay have a thriving arts community of painters, potters, musicians, jewelers, sculptors and writers.

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electable districts of which the town was one. The town obtained its first directly elected local governance when a nine member Town Board was formed in 1860 following the passing of the Port Chalmers and Invercargill Town Board ordinance in 1859.

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was apparently under construction there. In 1840, Port Chalmers and the whole western shore of Otago Harbour (from about Burkes to Otafelo Point) was included in Te Matenga Taiaroa's sale of land to the French whalers Pierre Darmandarits and

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St Mary, Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church. Designed by Frank William Petrie this church held its first mass on 12 May 1878. Owing to a shortage of funds the planned spire was not built. Later the original stone facade was plastered

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was also the appellation of a ship which sailed between England, Australia and New Zealand at the beginning of the 20th century. It was torpedoed in mid-October 1940 and sank, with some crew surviving 14 days at sea on the lifeboat.

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From the 1990s onwards cruise ships began calling at Otago Harbour, a trend that continues to expand with 153,000 disembarking of the 229,000 passengers bought on 115 vessels (104 into Port Chalmers) during the 2018–2019 season.

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was the first steamer to visit the port. As Otago harbour was too shallow for large ships to reach Dunedin. Ships initially used to anchor in the stream, and the cargo was transshipped to lighters, which were towed by tugs to

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The creative arts are important to the area's economy; Port Chalmers and the surrounding suburbs of Careys Bay, Deborah Bay, Roseneath and Sawyers Bay have a thriving arts community, and the town is base for those living an

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1844 and was licensed to sell alcohol by the Akaroa-based magistrate John Watson in 1846. It later changed its name to the Port Chalmers Hotel and finally to the Tunnel Hotel. The current building dates from 1875.

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On 9 April 1866 the town became a municipality and then a borough in 1884. The first mayor of the borough was Daniel Rolfe. By 1905 the borough was divided into four wards—High, East, Middle and South.

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excavated from the tunnel was used for the reclamation of land for the new wharf on which the railway line terminated. When the railway line opened on 1 January 1873 it was the first 1,067 mm

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J.H., Beattie (1954). "Our Southernmost Maoris. Their habitat. Nature notes. Problems and perplexities. Controversial and conversational. Further place names. Antiquity of man in New Zealand".

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Port Chalmers Maritime Museum is a small museum, occupying the former Post Office building (built in 1877) and classified as a Category 1 Historic Place by Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga

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From the time of the first settlement there were a number of small private schools in Port Chalmers with some remaining in existence in one form or another until the end of the 19th century.

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Our southernmost Maoris : their habitat, nature notes, problems and perplexities, controversial and conversational, further place names, antiquity of man in New Zealand

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at Boiler Point for service with Royal New Zealand Navy. Boiler Point took its name from an abandoned ship's boiler. After the war the company built the penstocks for the

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in New Zealand. The opening of this line bought to an end the lightering service between Port Chalmers and Dunedin. The branch line was subsequently incorporated into the

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million 135 m (443 ft) long extension to the existing multi-purpose berth which increased its total length to 431 m (1,414 ft) was completed in 2019.

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Port Chalmers covers 3.24 km (1.25 sq mi) and had an estimated population of 1,470 as of June 2023, with a population density of 454 people per km.

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departed on 23 June leaving behind Tuckett, who was living in a small three-bedroom cottage made of loose bricks that he had built on the beach. On 15 July 1844

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completed the Otago Dock Trust merged with the Otago Harbour Board on 21 May 1910. In April 1928 the 527.2 ft (160.7 m) long Norwegian whaling ship,

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and in the Port Chalmers Graving Dock and to construct many other buildings in the area. The site is now home to the Lady Thorn Rhododendron Dell.

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A quarry known as the “Big Quarry” was opened on Church Street in March 1866 and operated until it closed in the 1920. This supplied Port Chalmers

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Society's collection was transferred to the old Post Office building and reopened as the Port Chalmers Museum. This has since been renamed the

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opened in 1881. The initial channel was narrow and shallow, and did not get off to an auspicious start, as the Union Steam Ship Company's SS

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the port a 170 ft (51.8 m) long by 42 ft (12.8 m) wide by 16 ft (4.9 m) deep wooden floating dock called the

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which was launched in 1859 shipbuilding became an important activity at Port Chalmers. Notable following vessels were the 70-ton steamer

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that was legal in France. This conviction didn't stop him from being elected mayor of Port Chambers four times between 1899 and 1913.

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those at least 15 was that 540 (46.6%) people were employed full-time, 189 (16.3%) were part-time, and 54 (4.7%) were unemployed.

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Although some people chose not to answer the census's question about religious affiliation, 65.9% had no religion, 22.4% were

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in November 1910. It attracted Ernest Shackleton's Nimrod and Endurance expeditions. In 1916 Shackleton's damaged ship the

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In 1882 St Mary's School was established and initially operated from a shed-like house. In 1898 Mother

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Between 1878 and 1982, Port Chalmers had at least 23 mayors. The following is an almost complete list:

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As Dunedin grew, and particularly with the increase in commerce that developed following the

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As some of them swam out to reclaim the canoes those onshore cried out “Koputai!, Koputai!”

246: 215: 4163: 415:, about 1780, Koputai was one of two southern terminuses of Kāi Tahu territory. The chiefs 408: 4962: 4830: 4518: 4473: 4391: 4325: 4265: 4250: 4078: 4053: 4007: 3972: 3876: 3618: 3597: 2189: 846: 792: 665: 644: 611: 538: 438:) had set up a saw pit on the opposite side of the harbour, which appears to have been at 431: 233: 1868: 1126:, as of 2006 the largest powered vessel built in New Zealand. Sims closed in about 1990. 940: 1937:

to assist in maritime timekeeping. Removed in 1970, a replacement was installed in 2020.

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The percentage of people born overseas was 17.9, compared with 27.1% nationally.

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The Colonial Family Album: Photography and Identity in Otago, 1848–1890 Volume 1

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Last Port to Antarctica: Dunedin and Port Chalmers - 100 years of Polar Service

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What Mean These Stones: The Story of Port Chalmers Quarries and Building Stone

2155: 725: 670: 465:, in 1842. Taiaroa's cousin, the chief Kohi, was the leader of the last known 462: 3374: 3157: 95: 82: 4453: 4448: 3754: 3684: 3623: 3461: 3403: 3345: 3307: 2107: 720:, who visited with both the Discovery in December 1901 and his final doomed 287: 17: 3354: 3327:

Behold the Moon: The European Occupation of the Dunedin District 1770–1848

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The Cyclopedia of New Zealand – Otago & Southland Provincial Districts

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at the head of the harbor. There was also a connection by steep road from

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Looking across Port Chalmers and the Otago Harbour to the Otago Peninsula

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The Saltwater Highway: The Story of Ports & Shipping in New Zealand

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The first organised European settlers arrived in Otago Harbour on the

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Selling Otago : a French buyer, 1840 ; Māori sellers, 1844

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locally known as bluestone which was used in the foundations of the

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W.A, Taylor (1952). "Lore and history of the South Island Māori".

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The climate of Port Chalmers in general is temperate; Under the

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The first Christian service at Koputai was held by the Reverend

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under the command of Captain Thomas Wing was chartered by

3553: 2486:"The best things to see and do in Dunedin's Port Chalmers" 3426:(Hardback). London: Longman, Brown, Green & Longmans. 1933:. This was established in 1867 on the flagpole on top of 366:, some 15 kilometres northeast of Dunedin's city centre. 1152:

of 2016). Today Port Chalmers elects councillors to the

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Beginning with the construction of the 13-ton schooner

2427:(Hardback). Christchurch: Bascands. pp. 134, 136. 752:

Loading at the new logging wharf, Port Chalmers (1972)

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Days of Fortune: A History of Port Chalmers 1848–1973

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Dunedin: University of Otago. p. 29 920:Port Chalmers had a population of 1,407 at the 2760:"Launch of the Floating Dock at Port Chalmers" 2690: 2688: 1039:Port Chalmers from the northeast, cruise ship 685:left Port Chalmers with the first such cargo. 391:, which may have indicated the hill where the 379:The original Māori name for Port Chalmers was 3569: 3096:"Port Chalmers Maritime Museum on NZ Museums" 2965:"Fate of historic foundry building uncertain" 2512: 2510: 2508: 2438: 2436: 2434: 2128:, Illustrator and writer of children's books. 627:In the early 1870s construction began on the 8: 3535:The 1951 Waterfront Lockout in Port Chalmers 3480:(Paperback). Dunedin: Otago Heritage Books. 3049:, 20 August 2008. Retrieved 27 October 2012. 3023:. 20 September 1916. p. 35 (supplement) 2696:"Statistical area 1 dataset for 2018 Census" 2223:"2016 West Harbour Community Board Boundary" 924:, a decrease of 12 people (−0.8%) since the 860: 3499:(Hardback). Dunedin: Otago Heritage Books. 3446:(Hardback). Dunedin: Otago Heritage Books. 3415:(Hardback). Dunedin: Whitcombe & Tombs. 807:, Blanket Bay, Upper Junction, Brick Hill, 643:through a connection at Sawyers Bay to the 466: 398: 392: 386: 380: 362:. Port Chalmers lies ten kilometres inside 4235: 3608: 3576: 3562: 3554: 2516: 2424:Lore and History of the South Island Maori 859: 710:In November 1894 the port was host to the 34: 5070:Populated places around the Otago Harbour 3218:"Life jacket inventor celebrated in film" 2408: 2392: 2390: 2388: 2386: 2384: 2382: 2380: 2378: 2376: 2374: 2372: 2370: 2368: 2329:. Christchurch, New Zealand. p. 163. 454:, brothers-in-law and business partners. 5055:Localities in the Dunedin City territory 3537:(Bachelor of Arts). University of Otago. 3330:(Hardback). Dunedin: Port Daniel Press. 2996:Te Ara – the Encyclopedia of New Zealand 2701:2018 Census place summary: Port Chalmers 2366: 2364: 2362: 2360: 2358: 2356: 2354: 2352: 2350: 2348: 1174: 760:New reclamations at Port Chalmers (1972) 2484:Easther, Elisabeth (25 November 2016). 2339: 2214: 323: 315: 285: 264: 251: 184: 162: 110: 75: 71: 59: 4927:Dunedin Writers & Readers Festival 3385:Otago Harbour: Currents of Controversy 3359:(Paperback). Auckland: David Bateman. 3118:"Port company takes over museum reins" 2396: 2286:"Population estimate tables - NZ.Stat" 2252: 2250: 1990:(1931–2013) was on land at the tip of 1070:, the University of Otago Clocktower, 4779:University of Otago Registry Building 3423:The Southern Districts of New Zealand 2613: 2611: 2609: 2607: 1946:Museums, art galleries, and libraries 660:Dredging of the Victoria ship channel 298: 277: 269: 256: 238: 225: 212: 202: 189: 152: 140: 128: 118: 7: 3259:"Former mayor of Port Chalmers dies" 2992:"Shipbuilding – Modern shipbuilding" 2314:. Dunedin, New Zealand. p. 130. 2098:, inventor of the Salvus lifejacket. 1986:. The former studio of noted artist 427:and other Māori frequented Koputai. 27:Main seaport of Dunedin, New Zealand 3138:. New Zealand Ministry of Education 3062:. Heritage New Zealand. 2 July 1982 2736:"City a hit with cruise passengers" 2645:"Work at Port Chalmers begins soon" 1156:as part of the Waikouaiti-Chalmers 261:3.24 km (1.25 sq mi) 3435:(Hardback). Dunedin: John McIndoe. 3235:Forsyth, Valerie (21 March 2018). 2963:Morris, Chris (12 February 2017), 2585:"The Port Chalmers Licensing Case" 2110:, welfare worker and administrator 2084:Category:People from Port Chalmers 528:anchored at Koputai. On board was 516:(representing the government) and 25: 5060:Ports and harbours of New Zealand 4917:Dunedin Museum of Natural Mystery 3292:(Hardback). Dunedin: Cadsonbury. 3216:Benson, Nigel (21 October 2013). 2421:Taylor, William Anderson (1952). 3388:. Dunedin: Otago Harbour Board. 3084:. Port Chalmers Maritime Museum. 2643:Harwood, Brenda (16 June 2019), 1921:Historic buildings and equipment 1844: 1815: 1797: 1779: 1761: 1743: 1725: 1707: 1689: 1671: 1653: 1635: 1617: 1599: 1579: 1561: 1543: 1525: 1507: 1489: 1471: 1453: 1435: 1417: 1397: 1379: 1359: 1341: 1323: 1305: 1287: 1269: 1251: 1233: 1215: 1197: 1164:, the Chalmers Community Board. 935:Ethnicities were 93.8% European/ 820: 350:) is a town serving as the main 61: 3549:Port Chalmers community website 3533:Hotere, Andrea Gillian (1989). 3317:Port Chalmers: Gateway to Otago 3201:Tinetti, Jan (22 August 2022). 3136:"New Zealand Schools Directory" 3082:"Port Chalmers Maritime Museum" 2122:, All Black rugby union player. 1098:(1871) and the 70-ton schooner 706:Servicing Antarctic exploration 4429:Island Park Recreation Reserve 3043:Design award for Hotere garden 2990:McLean, Gavin (20 July 2015). 2734:Loughrey, David (2 May 2019), 2186:, Kt OBE JP mayor for 33 years 969:and 1.9% had other religions. 797:Quarantine Island/Kamau Taurua 647:, which was opened through to 407:When a peace was made between 1: 4311:St Clair and St Kilda Beaches 2530:"Selling an Indecent Picture" 843:Köppen climate classification 831:Panorama overlooking the Port 461:, the Wesleyan missionary at 204: • Regional council 4963:Dunedin Thunder (ice hockey) 4958:Dunedin Technical (football) 4876:St Hilda's Collegiate School 3497:Port Chalmers and its People 1836: 1808: 1790: 1772: 1754: 1736: 1718: 1700: 1682: 1664: 1646: 1628: 1610: 1590: 1572: 1554: 1536: 1518: 1500: 1482: 1464: 1446: 1428: 1408: 1390: 1370: 1352: 1334: 1316: 1298: 1280: 1262: 1244: 1226: 1208: 1190: 1094:(1870), the 70-ton schooner 1090:(1865), the 50-ton schooner 1045:and a container ship in port 599:(from 1863 onwards) and the 159:West Harbour Community Board 3353:McLauchlan, Gordon (2012). 1160:, and is served by a local 5086: 5065:Port cities in New Zealand 4993:Southern Festival of Speed 4983:Otago Nuggets (basketball) 4659:Dunedin Public Art Gallery 4617:Facilities and attractions 3431:Stewart, Peter J. (1973). 3420:Shortland, Edward (1851). 3182:. St Joseph's School. 2020 3160:. St Joseph's School. 2020 2624:. Port Otago. October 2019 2556:Haley, Jill Marie (2017). 2192:, sinologist and diplomat. 2081: 1891:takes place in September. 4968:Highlanders (rugby union) 3591: 3288:Beattie, Herries (1954). 2170:, television personality. 2158:, Folk singer/songwriter. 2114:Learmonth White Dalrymple 1116:Castle class minesweepers 913: 887:— 606:The discovery of gold by 282:450/km (1,200/sq mi) 76: 72: 60: 53: 32:Settlement in New Zealand 4886:Trinity Catholic College 4861:Otago Girls' High School 4664:Dunedin Public Libraries 4459:Mount Watkin / Hikaroroa 3440:Tremewan, Peter (1994). 3411:McLintock, A.H. (1951). 3324:Entwisle, Peter (1998). 2887:"All About the New Dock" 2837:"The Otago Graving Dock" 2673:. Climate-Data.Org. 2013 2258:"ArcGIS Web Application" 2070:The Light Between Oceans 1686:John McDonald Stevenson 1106:(1863), 28-ton schooner 1000:Manufacturing / Industry 795:. 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Vision Port Chalmers 2491:The New Zealand Herald 2290:Statistics New Zealand 2104:, Mayor of Wellington. 1120:Roxburgh Power Station 1110:(1864) and the dredge 1046: 845:, it is classified as 801:Goat Island / Rakiriri 761: 753: 745: 698: 587: 467: 430:By February 1839, the 399: 393: 387: 381: 375:Early Māori settlement 347: 208:Otago Regional Council 46: 4754:St Joseph's Cathedral 4499:Rock and Pillar Range 4464:Orokonui Ecosanctuary 3315:Bowman, H.O. 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