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Dunedin, from the first weeks of the gold rush. Up until Cobb & Coās established their coach service to the goldfields in
October 1861 Moreauās made his visits to Tuapeka on foot, holding Mass there once a month. By 1862 he was travelling to and holding Mass every alternate Sunday in a tent in Gabrielās Gully. In October 1863 a section on the corner of Colonsay and Lancaster Streets house a church and school was donated by local businessman John Donovan. In 1864 Father Joseph Eccuyer was made the first priest permanently resident in Lawrence. A corrugated iron church named St Gabrielās was erected on the site and blessed in November 1864 by Bishop Viard. It was the first Catholic church in Otago.
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makeshift township site, was also gold rich. Gradually, the commercial and administrative services for the what became known as the
Tuapeka fields were concentrated on non-gold bearing ground 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) away at the entrance to the Gully. A new town was surveyed in 1862 by Robert Grigor and named Tuapeka with sections in the town auctioned on 5 November 1862. By 1864 most people had shifted from the canvas town across the stream to which quickly became the focal point for Otago's goldfield with a bank, hotels, ironmongers, drapers, a watchmaker, bookmaker, newsagent, and various other stores. The town became a municipality in 1866 and was renamed Lawrence in honour of
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Methodist church was constructed of brick on Colonsay Street and opened free of debt in 1865. Unfortunately it was then discovered that due to a surveying error part of the building had been constructed on Catholic land. It was used for eight years and then pulled down. Meanwhile a new site was obtained on the corner of Whitehaven Street, where a 28 feet (8.5 m) by 24 feet (7.3 m) wooden church which cost Ā£320 was constructed. It was officially opened on 14 September 1873, by the Rev. C. W. Rigg.
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mid-1862, it is estimated that twice as many people lived around the banks of the
Tuapeka River as did in Dunedin itself. By 1870 the settlement of Chinese miners just outside the town had 300 residents. The Black Horse Brewery, was established in the town in 1866. It closed in 1923. The tune to New Zealand's
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In 1998 a fire started by an arson attack severely damaged the building. The building languished for a period, with much local concern expressed about its condition. In 2002 the building was purchased by Jo and Mike
Romanes bought the church in 2002, who then spent the next six years, stabilizing the
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in May 1871. The first permanent vicar was the
Reverend George P. Beaumont who had arrived in the district in 1870 and remained in that role for another 30 years. A freestanding wooden Gothic-styled belltower was built in the late 1890s beside the church. It was retained when the original church was
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on 17 March 1891 the walls were at almost at their full height. The completed brick Gothic church with a belfry of Oamaru stone with seating for about 600 worshippers was officially opened by Bishop Moran on 6 January 1892. The six bay nave of the brick church is 70 feet (21 m) long by 27 feet
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Of those at least 15 years old, 129 (13.8%) people had a bachelor's or higher degree, and 225 (24.0%) people had no formal qualifications. The median income was $ 27,300, compared with $ 31,800 nationally. 105 people (11.2%) earned over $ 70,000 compared to 17.2% nationally. The employment status of
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By the end of May 1871 Father
William Larkin had been appointed Parish priest to Tuapeka and he was able to organize the construction of the large wooden Gothic church-school of St Patrickās which opened on 17 March 1872, across the road from the now superseded St Gabrielās. During Larkinās tenure
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Methodists in the district were provided by the Reverend Isaac Harding of Dunedin towards the end of 1862 in two canvas churches, one in Munroās Gully, and another in Gabrielās Gully. Eventually these were replaced by a permanent church at Gabrielās Gully in 1870. In Lawrence
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December 1861, there were some 14,000 people on the Tuapeka goldfield and it continued to climb and by February 1864 was around 24,000. Around a third of these miners were English, a significant proportion were Irish, while some were European, with others of Chinese origin. The ground under the
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Presbyterian settlement the discovery of gold, resulted in miners of all nationalities and creeds emigrating to the province, among them a large number of Irish Catholics. To service their spiritual need, Father Delphin Moreau began visiting the goldfields from
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The first Presbyterian services were held in the district in open air at Gabriel's Gully in July 1861 by layman John Gillies. By 1864 with the support of local congregation and the organisation of a soiree, enough money (including a donation of Ā£50 from Gabriel Read) was raised to allow for the
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military campaign of 1857. The development of large scale sluicing in the area in the 1870s caused flooding of the low lying areas of the town, which forced government buildings, churches and schools to relocate up the hill to Colonsay Street, while Peel Street became the business street. In
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was constructed to the east, adjacent to the church. To protect the decaying bricks and mortar the church was roughcast in 1926. By the 1990s the church needed significant repairs, which were undertaken in 1995. The Presbytery is still owned by the Church, but is now rental accommodation.
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In 1978, two lions named Sultan and Sonia escaped from a circus in Lawrence. The circus' tranquilliser guns had accidentally been left behind in another town so they could not be shot with tranquillizer darts. They were eventually shot by police but not before one of them had scratched a
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Lawrence is described by Statistics New Zealand as a rural settlement. It covers 2.19 km (0.85 sq mi), and had an estimated population of 470 as of June 2023, with a population density of 215 people per km. It is part of the much larger Tuapeka statistical area.
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calls intensified for a separate church, distinct from St Patrickās as it was felt that the existing building was essentially a school rather than a church. A building fund for a new church was initiated in 1880 and noted architect,
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with the population of the gold field rising from almost nothing to around 11,500 within a year, twice that of Dunedin at the time. Gabrielās Gully was quickly dotted with tents and workings, stores and government ābuildingsā.
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School closed some time in the 1930s or 40s; Forsythe School closed in the 1960s; and St Patrick's School closed at the end of 1980, leaving Lawrence Area School as the sole remaining school in Lawrence.
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The regular congregation was down to less than 10 people, by the time the church held its last service in January 2015. With a ratable value of $ 90,000 it was sold in 2016 for use as a holiday home.
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to Lawrence, and the town remained the terminus of the line until an extension was built in 1910. Although originally known as the Lawrence Branch, this line ultimately became known as the
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original church at 9 Whitehaven Street constructed of timber, plainly-detailed, with Gothic elements complete with a small belfry at the gable end. It was opened by Bishop-Elect
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Lawrence Area School is a co-educational state composite school for Year 1 to 13 students, with a roll of 128 as of August 2024.
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In 2011, Lawrence became the first town in New Zealand to offer town-wide free Wi-Fi internet.
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1999:Facilities and attractions
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