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Since the late 1990s Queen St has recovered somewhat. New shops have appeared and several important brand names have opened or reopened branches on Queen St. The reopening of a CBD store by
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The first twenty five years were a time of prosperity for the town of Auckland; it was the capital of the new colony and the centre of much military activity during the New Zealand Wars. As the closest major port to the Coromandel when gold was discovered there, there was a considerable onflow effect
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Retailing during this period was reliant upon university students and lunch time shopping by office workers and the steady relocation by firms to suburban office parks was making serious inroads into the viability of many inner city shops. The late 1980s and the 1990s saw the closures of a number of
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Retailing on Queen St seemed under threat at this period. Large stretches of lower Queen St seemed to be occupied by either banks or $ 2 shops, hardly a good look for the main street of the biggest city in the country. The tourist trade from cruise liners offset some of this decline and a number of
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Auckland's CBD was at the centre of a great deal of activity during the Second World War. Obviously with the Waitemata Harbour, the Devonport Naval Base and the Auckland Railway Station there was a large number of military personnel moving through Auckland at all times. Many of the command centres
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Most large NZ firms and many international ones felt the need to maintain a presence on Queen Street and a number of prestige flagship buildings were constructed or earlier premises rebuilt. Examples are: the Dilworth Building of 1927, The Guardian Trust Building; 105 Queen Street, and the Auckland
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There was a right and a wrong side to Queen Street based upon this east/west layout. Shortland Street and the east side of Queen Street were the location of most of the luxury shops and financial houses while the west side had the cheaper shops along with the prison, the gallows, and the dogpound,
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The construction of parking buildings in the CBD was an attempt to stop the exodus of retailers & shoppers to suburban shopping malls like Pakuranga. These structures; Victoria St, Downtown Centre, Cross Street & Day St, date from the mid-1960s to the 1980s. The Britomart bus station car
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Entertainment became very important and the cinemas, theatres and nightspots of the period thronged with patrons. During this period Queen St boasted about nine cinemas. Conversely wartime rationing had a deadening effect on retailing as many items, especially imported ones became unobtainable.
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flagship shops. The dismantling of the electric tram system in 1956 wasn't helpful either. The advent of television in 1960 intitiated a period of decline for the cinema as a popular pastime, with the number of cinemas in the Queen Street valley beginning to decrease.
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CBD retail outlets including George Courts, Rendells, and Farmers, leaving only Smith & Caughey's as the last department store in the inner city. This was mirrored by the Civic remaining as the last urban cinema.
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