Hamilton streets have been formed since the 1864 Invasion of the Waikato, after which the first crown grants were given to members of the occupying force, the 4th Waikato Militia, [1] and plans made of the initial street layout. [2] The tables below show the 1,782 streets listed by Hamilton City Council as at 3 August 2020. [3] They also include information from Hamilton City Libraries Heritage street name index cards. [4] As the dates of naming and the old maps (see External links below) show, the city has grown a lot since it was village in 1864. The shortest roads are small cul-de-sacs, the longest road reaching the centre of the city is River Road, which stretches 20 km (12 mi) to Ngāruawāhia. [5] The list is not comprehensive, omitting streets such as Percival Road. [6] The suburbs are as shown on the 2020 list, though there is some inconsistency, such as May and the adjoining June streets being shown in different suburbs.
Street name | Year street was named/ HCC minutes | Named by owner (HCC = Hamilton City Council, HBC = Hamilton Borough Council) | Named after (? = no documentary evidence, Cr = councillor) | Other notes | ||
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Allenby St | 1964 | Housing Corp. & HCC | WWI heroes,Viscount Allenby | E.G. Jones was the previous owner | ||
Annabel Pl | 1958 | Housing Corp. & HCC | daughter of Willoughby Norrie | |||
Ansford Pl | 1973 | W. Taylor | a previous owner, | Peter Maurice Ansford | ||
Anthony Cres | 1965 | Pinewood Properties | and B. Donnelly | |||
Bader Street | 1957 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero Douglas Bader | |||
Cleveland St | 1959 | Pineville Properties Ltd., | a street construction firm - | Dermont Cleveland St | ||
Dermont St | 1957 | Pineville Properties Ltd | employees | Dermont Cleveland | ||
Kerrs Court | ||||||
Lee Place | 1953 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero, | U.S. Vice Admiral Willis Augustus Lee | ||
Manor Place | 1977 | Brian Perry | suggested by G. Jellie. P. Pepper's wife's home in England. | Horner Pl and Dennis Pl were rejected by HCC | ||
Montgomery Cres | 1957 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero, Bernard Law Montgomery | |||
Norrie Street | 1962 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero, Governor-General, Willoughby Norrie | |||
Perry Place | 1953 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero, Oliver Hazard Perry? | |||
Pine Avenue | crown grant | The name became official in 1950 | ||||
Rawlings St | 1953 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero - Bernard Rawlings | |||
Slim Street | 1957 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero, William Joseph Slim | |||
St Lukes Pl | 1950 | Anglican Church Authority | St Luke | |||
Trigg Place | 1958 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero, Lloyd A. Trigg | |||
Willis Street | 1953 | Housing Corp. & HCC | ||||
Wingate St | 1954/1999 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero Charles Orde Wingate |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
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Airdrie Lane | ||||
Alanbrooke Pl | 1950s c. | HCC | war hero, 1st Viscount Alanbrooke | |
Anne Way | 1950s | HCC | royalty | |
Awatere Ave | 1951 | NZ Insurance Co | Awa=river, tere=swift, alongside the river | |
Beerescourt Rd | 1870 | Capt Gerald Beere | on Beeres Fort farm. 4th Waikato Regiment, Highway Board, school committee. | Renamed Beeres Rd by special order of HCC 1900 |
Cardrona Road | 1938 | A.W. Beveridge | and D.J. Gurnell | |
Charles Cres | 1951 | Housing Corporation | royalty | |
Cunningham R | 1956 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Admiral? 1st Viscount Andrew Cunningham | |
Dalgliesh Ave | 1921 | Hamilton Racing Club | Dalgliesh, a member of the old coach driving firm. | He also ran the "horse bazaar' c. 1900 |
Elizabeth St | 1951 | Housing Corp. & HCC | royalty | |
Galbraith Ave | 1951 | AB Galbraith, | eponymous? | AJ Flatt & ME Vautier |
Garrick Place | 1948 | L.E. Crockett | ||
Kotahi Avenue | 1920 | S. Livingstone | togetherness, No.1 bridge - also called Whitiora Bridge [7] | |
MacDiarmid Rd | 1947 | H.J.&, L.G. Williams & | solicitor, C.L MacDiarmid who signed deed. Also P.E. Beggs | |
Menzies Street | 1954 | E.J. & W.S. Menzies | eponymous | |
Partington Pl | 1961 | Housing Corp. & HCC | settler Edward Robert Partington | |
Philip Street | 1951 | Housing Corp. & HCC | royalty | |
Portal Cres | 1956 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero, 1st Viscount Portal of Hungerford | |
Storey Ave | 1908 | Hamilton Racing Club | Arthur James Storey, S Auckland Racing Club secretary, Waikato A&P | Assoc member & Farmers' Co-op founder |
Vardon Rd | 1908 | Mrs E. Jackson | golfer, Harry Vardon? | |
Vercoe Road | 1936 | Minnie Barbara Vercoe | early owner, G.W. Vercoe |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
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Alker Road | ||||
Alker West Rd | ||||
Amethyst Pl | 1976 | Housing Corp. & HCC | theme of semi-precious stones | |
Arran Road | 1960 | Housing Corp. & HCC | where Day family was from | E.C. Day, Monyquil Estate purchased by the Housing Corporation |
Arthur Place | 1968 | Housing Corp. & HCC | a Hamilton duty officer 1945 | An alternate name suggested was Urewera Place |
Ascot Road | 1961 | Housing Corp. & HCC | suggested by R.W. Green, | original owner. Another suggestion was Winstone Road |
Athier Avenue | ||||
Balmoral Rise | ||||
Balmoral St | 1966 | Housing Corp. & HCC | theme of castles | |
Bankwood Rd | 1908 | John Gordon | Bankwood House farm | house, built 1894 by M.G. Farrer. Legalized in 1964 by the Bankwood Property |
Bellmont St | 1967 | Len Scott, Ascot Downs | rhyme with Claremont, family home | |
Bellwood Pl | 1969 | Housing Corporation | track coach, Jim Bellwood | |
Braithwaite Av | 1965 | David Braithwaite | mother, Mrs N.K. Braithwaite | Regent Development Company Ltd |
Breidis Place | 1969 | Housing Corporation | track & field coach | Valdemars Briedis |
Capper Cres | ||||
Carlyle Avenue | 1963 | Chedworth Park Co. Ltd | English heritage | Chedworth originally suggested Sutcliffe Ave |
Carrs Road | 1917 | Carr family | eponymous? | The road was later developed and legalised by HCC and officially named Carrs Road |
Cascade Place | 1913 | Housing Corporation & | R.W. Green | |
Chamberlain Place | 1968 | Housing Corporation | coaches & athletes, | Marise Chamberlain |
Charlbury Pl | 2002 | Chedworth Court Ltd | English place | |
Charmaine Cr | 1959 | F&C Donny | Charmaine Donny, Frank's sister | |
Chartwell Cr | 1962 | Chartwell Properties Ltd | eponymous | wanted to use was Cobham Dr, but HCC had planned Cobham Dr SH1 |
Chelsea Place | 1974 | FPL Donny | naming competition | They liked the name because it reminded them of the Chelsea Flower show |
Chequers Ave | 1972 | N.F. Taylor, | Regent Development Ltd | |
Claremont Ave | 1968 | crown grant HCC | names ending in "mont" Fen Scott, a builder/owner suggested | J.W. & Gladys Rose Chapman's original homestead was Claremont. Rejected 1968 request to extend Lamont St to Bellmont Ave, but named new portion Claremont Ave. |
Coldwell Pl | 1962 | W.G. Coldwell | renamed Caldwell Place, to correct spelling | |
College Place | 1965 | Housing Corp. & HCC | proximity to Fairfield College | |
Conway Place | 1972-3 | F.P.L. & D.J.M. Donny | ship he served on Conway | Oleander Place was accepted 1971, but Oleander is a bit poisonous |
Couldsack Av | ||||
Cowen Place | 1978 | Peerless Homes Ltd | previous owner, William Cowen. | Upland Pl was rejected by council |
Crosby Road | 1916 | HCC | John Crosby, an early colonist | who called his property Mount Pleasant |
Cussen Street | 1948 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Lawrence Cussen, a | Waikato District surveyor c. 1884 |
Dalmont Pl | 1968 | Charles Montague | names ending in "mont" | and Bartholomew Timbers |
De Vere Cres | 1964 | Lynbrae Lands Ltd | a previous owner, | H. De Vere Chitty, one of the original landowners of Hukunui |
Donny Ave | 1959 | F.P.L & G.J.M. Donny | eponymous | |
Egmont St | 1965 | Ascot Downs Ltd | names ending in "mont" | |
Ellerslie Ave | 1974 | Chedworth Park Ltd | named after the racecourse | |
Ellsworth Pl | 2001 | Chedworth Court Ltd | books about England | |
Elmira Ave | 1969 | Housing Corp. & HCC | R.W. Green was the original owner. | Mrs Green's brother lived on Elmira Ave, Palmerston North |
Emerald Pl | 1977 | Housing Corp. & HCC | theme of semi-precious stones | |
Epsom Place | ||||
Eucalyptus Pl | 1963 | PTY Homes | tree | 1964 request to change name agreed, but a change has not occurred |
Fend Street | 1961 | Becker Brothers Ltd | ||
Fernleigh St | 1969 | R.W. Green | in Waiuku, where he met his future wife | |
Freemont St | 1967 | Ascot Downs Ltd | names ending in "mont" | |
Gosset Ave | ||||
Greenhill Rd | 1902 | NZ Land Association | over a hill that is green | |
Guillaume St | ||||
Halberg Cres | 1968 | Housing Corp. & HCC | coaches & athletes, Murray Halberg | |
Hatric Road | ||||
Heritage Ave | ||||
Hubert Place | ||||
Hukanui Road | 1864 | crown grant | area was known as Hukanui | |
Jennifer Place | 1967 | Lynbrae Lands Ltd | ||
Kelly Place | 1964 | A.E. Kelly | eponymous? | |
Keyes Street | ||||
Kibblewhite R | ||||
Lamont Street | 1965 | Len Scott, Ascot Downs Ltd | names ending in "mont" | |
Lavinias Way | ||||
Letford Road | ||||
Libeau Road | ||||
Lissaman Pl | ||||
Logan Court | 2001 | Chedworth Court Ltd | ||
Lovelock Pl | 1968 | Housing Corp. & HCC | coaches & athletes, Jack Lovelock | |
Lulu Avenue | ||||
Lydiard Place | 1968 | Housing Corp. & HCC | coaches & athletes, Arthur Lydiard | |
Lynden Court | 1968 | Rossiter Investments | former owner, Lynden Chitty | and Lynbrae Land Co |
Magee Place | 1968 | Housing Corp. & HCC | coaches & athletes, Barry Magee | |
Mayfair Ave | 1959 | F. Donny and C. Donny | owner once visited Mayfair | |
Mcconnell La | ||||
Mcgarridle Rd | ||||
McIntosh St | 1968 | Housing Corp. & HCC | coaches & athletes, Avis McIntosh | |
Meachem Rd | ||||
Medland Pl | ||||
Medway Place | ||||
Milbrook Pl | 2002 | Chedworth Court Ltd | from interesting books about England | |
Milford Place | 2001 | Chedworth Court Ltd | picked randomly | |
Naismith St | ||||
Ngaere Ave | 1963 | Bankwood Porperties | ||
Opal Place | 1977 | Housing Corp. & HCC | theme of semi-precious stones | |
Pardoa Bvd | ||||
Pearl Place | 1977 | Housing Corp. & HCC | theme of semi-precious stones | |
Perindale Dr | 1977 | Brian Perry Developments Ltd | eponymous | |
Pollock Drive | 1965 | Robert Craig Pollock | eponymous | |
Popham Road | ||||
Probert Cres | ||||
Read Place | 1968 | Housing Corp. & HCC | coaches & athletes, Norman Read | Luckie of Waikato Amateur Athletic Association chose names |
Rossiter Place | 1968 | Rossiter Investments Ltd | eponymous | |
Ruapehu St | 1968 | Housing Corp. & HCC | mountains or a "mont" | |
Ryan Avenue | 1969 | Housing Corp. & HCC | coaches & athletes, Kevin Ryan | |
Sandford Pl | 1968/1977 | Commercial Hotel Ltd | HCC Deputy Engineer, Ken Sandford | |
Sapphire Pl | 1977 | Housing Corp. & HCC | theme of semi-precious stones | |
Sefton Cres | 1968 | Housing Corp. & HCC | ||
Sharpley Place | 1969 | R.W. Green, Housing Corporation | coaches & athletes, Frank Sharpley | |
Snell Drive | 1968 | Housing Corp. & HCC | coaches & athletes, Peter Snell | |
Squire Avenue | ||||
St Pauls Road | 1960 | C. Clarke and H.G. Hall | nearby school, St Pauls Collegiate | |
Stella Place | ||||
Stoneleigh Dr | 2001 | Chedworth Court Ltd | ||
Sun Court | ||||
Sussex Street | 1963 | Chedworth Park Ltd | English heritage? | |
Sutcliffe Place | 1963 | PTY Homes Ltd. | a previous owner, Sutcliffe | owned by A.D. Murray and H.G. Webb |
Swart Lane | ||||
Tifiney Place | 1977 | Brian Perry | his daughter, Tifiney Perry | |
Tongariro St | 1968 | Housing Corp. & HCC | mountains | |
Trewern Ave | ||||
Upham Place | 1974 | A.O. Murray and H.G. Webb owned Chedworth Park Ltd | Charles Hazlitt Upham, Victoria Cross 1941 | |
Voight Avenue | ||||
Wake Street | ||||
Watkins Street | 1973-4 | N.H. Henwood | Mr. Watkins | |
Wattle Place | 1978 | Alf Steele, Peerless Homes Ltd | wattle tree on the property | |
Webb Drive | ||||
Winstone Ave | 1968 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Winstone products used in building | previous owners Mr & Mrs Green |
Wymer Terrace | 1960 | Wymer | eponymous | |
Wyrall Way |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
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Aotea Place | 1964 | Chedworth Park Ltd | Aotea canoe | |
Bernard Street | 1963 | HCC & Chedworth Park | Governor General, | Bernard Ferguson |
Chedworth Ave | 1963 | Chedworth Park Co., Ltd | eponymous | They purchased the 111 acres in 1959 |
Cooper Place | ||||
Fleming Place | 1969 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Charles Fleming | |
Gerrand Place | 1969 | Gerrand Feature Homes | eponymous | |
Hillary Street | 1963 | Chedworth Park Ltd | Sir Edmund Hillary | |
Hooker Avenue | 1964 | Chedworth Park Ltd, Hooker, Hooker & Kingston | a previous owner, | |
Lynwood Place | 1963-4 | Chedworth Park Ltd | English heritage names | |
McLaren Place | 1971 | Chedworth Park Ltd | racing driver Bruce McLaren | |
McMeekan | 1974 | Chedworth Park Ltd | Dr C.P. McMeekan, Animal | Research Station superintendent 1943-1961 |
Pickering Cres | 1969 | Housing Corp. & HCC | William Henry Pickering | |
Ruby Court | 1999 | Chedworth Court Ltd | ||
Rutherford Street | 1963 | Chedworth Park Ltd | Ernest Rutherford | |
Tudor Crescent | 1963 | A.D. Murray and H.G. Webb owned Chedworth Park Ltd | English heritage |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
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Bailey Avenue | LM & LP Roach | John Powell Bailey? | Waikato CC 1901-2 | |
Brooklyn Road | 1879 | crown grant | suggested by McGuder after old Brooklyn Farm | Renamed Hukanui Rd by HCC special order as name was repeated |
Claudelands Rd | 1964 | Until 1964, Grey St to Hamilton | Cosmopolitan Club was Station Road | Grey St to Victoria St opened early October 1968. Work began in 1966 |
Daisy Street | 1924 | Pearson Brothers | ||
East Street | 1920 | crown grant | Captain Alfred William East | |
George Street | 1911 | Mrs Marguerite Josephine O'Neill | George Primrose, son of her neighbour, | John Primrose |
Gillies Ave | 1919 | lawyer, Harvey Gillies | eponymous | |
Griffiths Place | 1956 | HCC | HBC Cr, A.G. Griffiths? | |
Kitchener St | 1911 | John Primrose | Lord Kitchener | renamed the John St end of the street by special order of HCC in 1916 [8] |
O'Neill Street | 1909 | Mr & Mrs Lewis O'Neill | family name Lewis O'Neill barrister | established 1875 |
Oakley Ave | 1910 | J.R. Self | ||
Pearsons Ave | 1924 | Pearson brothers, | E.J. Pearson militia settler | |
Piako Road | 1879 | crown grant | Māori tribe | In 1879 extended into what is now Claudelands Showgrounds |
Short Street | 1924 | Pearson Brothers | length of street | |
St Clair Court | ||||
Stanley Street | 1916 | Primrose Family Estate | Stanley Primrose, killed at Galipolli | |
Sullivan Cres | ||||
Sullivan Road | ||||
Thames Street | 1879/1915 | Andrew Primrose | River Thames, England? | |
Union Street | 1910 | T. Primrose | ||
Young Street | 1910 | NZ Dairy Association | mayor Alexander Young |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
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Anderson Road | 1963 | D.M. Mackenzie | Waipā County engineer | |
Deanwell Ave | 1969 | Deanwell Properties | ||
Joanna Place | 1969 | Deanwell Properties Ltd | daughter - Archie Mason | |
Leslie Place | 1975-76 | Mr C. Lynch, Lugton Lands | ||
Mabian Cres | 1962 | Deanwell Properties Ltd | children | D.M. McKenzie's children's names - Malcolm, Anne, Barrie & Ian |
Margaret Place | 1969-70c | Deanwell Properties | daughter of John Pepper | |
Marion Place | 1969-70c | Deanwell Properties | daughter of John Pepper | Lugton Lands and Resthills Ltd |
Pamela Place | 1969 | Deanwell Properties Ltd | daughter of John Pepper's, | associate of company. |
Rhonda Ave | 1969 | Deanwell Properties, | daughter of John Pepper | PTY Homes, Spaceline Homes |
Rosalind Street | 1969 | Deanwell Properties Ltd, PTY Homes | daughter of Archie Mason | owner of Spaceline Homes |
Saxby's Road | 1910s | crown grant | ||
Stan Heather Dr | ||||
Susan Place | 1969 | Deanwell Properties | daughter of John Pepper | Pepper associated with coy. |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
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Aberdeen Drive | 1971 | Goodall family. Chartwell pprties | owner's descendant's town in Scotland | originally suggested Richmont Dr - Richmont Heights for 70 years |
Aberfoyle St | 1956 | F. Foote | where he emigrated from | |
Amanda Ave | 1973 | crown grant | daughter of original owner, P.V. Harkness | Renamed Gibson Rd 1978 by HCC and Prestige Homes Ltd |
Ashbourne La | ||||
Beaumaris Pl | 1971 | Prestige Homes Ltd | theme of British castles | |
Beehive Lane | ||||
Birch Hill Place | 1973 | Parkdale Developments Ltd | ||
Blakewell Lane | ||||
Bremworth Ave | 1972 | Goodall Family | carpets | Bremworth Wilton carpets first advertised in 1961 [9] |
Caernarvon St | 1971 | Prestige Homes Ltd | theme of British Castles | |
Carlingford Rse | ||||
Colquhoun Pl | 1977 | L.C. & E.F. Robinson | race horse | Cotton Place was suggested |
Cosmith Lane | ||||
Courtney Ave | 1971 | Goodall family | wife Grace from Wellington | 1969 suggestion of Westerneigh Cres, but wanted change by 1971 |
Culverdon St | 1973 | Parkdale Developments Ltd | ||
Dalton Cres | 1971 | Goodall family | carpets, family from Somerset | |
Deborah Place | 1980 | Lugton Lands Co | ||
Derbyshire Pl | ||||
Dinsdale Road | 1890 | Thomas Dinsdale | eponymous | |
Dovedale Place | 1976 | L.C. and E.F. Robinson | horse | Frederick Place was originally suggested |
Dunvegan Pl | 1973 | PTY Homes, | theme of British castles | also Parkdale Developments |
Edith Place | 1973 | PTY Homes | also Parkdale Developments | |
Esmae Place | 1976 | L.C. and E.F. Robinson | eponymous Esmae Robinson | |
Evelyn Court | 1977 | Grasslands Farms Ltd | wife of R.B.K. Gardiner, | Evelyn Gardiner, who owned Grassland Farms |
Fiona Place | 1972 | C.H. Leong | his daughter, Fiona | |
Frederick Drive | 1965 | PTY Homes Ltd | ||
Gibson Road | 1920 | Waipā County Council | original owner, | William Gibson, who donated 400 acres to WCC in 1902 |
Glamis Avenue | 1971 | Prestige Homes Ltd | theme of British castles | |
Glenmorgan Pl | 1973 | L.C. and E.F. Robinson, | Scottish theme | Paramount Builders |
Goodall Street | 1966 | Goodall family | eponymous | & Peerless Homes |
Grove Place | 1974 | Alf Steele, | grove of Kahikatea trees | Peerless Homes & Goodall family left trees standing |
Harlech Place | 1977 | Prestige Homes Ltd | theme of British Castles | |
Harold Lane | ||||
Hartington La | ||||
Hazelwood Ave | 1969-70 | Russell Googall | tree | |
Irene Crescent | 1967 | Goodall family | Grace Irene Goodall | |
Jasmine Ave | 1974 | Goodall family | plant | |
Jessica Court | ||||
Johnson Street | 1936 | Rothwell and Brooks | ||
Karen Crescent | 1977 | Lynbrae Lands Ltd | daughter of owner | Grassland Farms Ltd (R.B.K. Gardiner) |
Kenilworth Pl | 1971 | Prestige Homes Ltd | theme of castles | |
Knightsbridge Pl | 1971 | Russell Goodall | English heritage, carpet | Knightsbridge carpets were new in 1958 [10] |
Krippner Place | 1974 | R.B. Lugton Ltd. | original owner, W.P. Krippner | D.G.J. Bunting and Beerescourt Investments, |
Lachlan Drive | 1974 | McLachlan, | eponymous | Chartwell Properties Ltd & L.C. Robinsons |
Lancaster St | 1974 | R.C. Salmond | ||
Leonard Place | 1976 | Leonard C. | eponymous | |
Leong Avenue | 1972 | C.H. Leong and L.F. Robinson | eponymous | |
Lethborg Street | 1970-71 | Lynbrae Lands Ltd | Eric Lethborg, HCC building inspector | |
Madison Place | 1974 | Russell Goodall | Madison Avenue? | |
Magenta Place | 1969 | William Goodall | colour | |
Matlock Lane | ||||
Melanie Court | ||||
Melva Street | 1977 | Prinn-Sweeney | named after the owner's wife, Melva Prinn | Renamed Minogue St |
Michael Avenue | 1969 | Goodall family | Michael Maynell, family friend | |
Monique Place | ||||
Montana Place | 1975 | Fountain City Builders | ||
Mountbatten Pl | 1974 | Brian Perry Developments Ltd | Louis Mountbatten | |
Olwyn Green | ||||
Olwyn Terrace | 1923 | Waikato Farmers Supply Stores | ||
Paget Lane | 1998 | G.W. Paget | eponymous | |
Phoenix Place | 1974 | P.V. Harkness | ||
Poaka Avenue | 1971 | Goodall Family | bird | |
Pygmalion Place | 1975 | PTY Homes Ltd | a previous owner, G.B. Shaw. PTY thought | Pygmalion, by George Bernard Shaw represented Mr Shaw |
Rachel Place | ||||
Railside Place | ||||
Ranui Street | ||||
Rhode Street | 1912 | W.S.Higgins | ||
Riccarton Place | 1971 | Goodall family | carpets, Feltex range | Riccarton Feltex carpet factory opened in 1948 [11] |
Robyn Place | 1974 -1975 | Beazley Homes Ltd | ||
Ross View Terr | 1969 | Goodall Family | Ms Ross, wife of Thompson, a family friend | |
Rothesay Place | 1973 | Parkdale Developments, | theme of castles | PTY. Homes |
Rothwell Street | 1940-1950 | Rothwell and Brooks | eponymous, Rothwell Block | |
Russleigh Drive | 1968 | Goodall family & G. Jellie | owner, Russell Goodall didn't want Russell Dr | |
Salmond Place | 1974 | named by R.C. Salmond | ||
Sandalwood Dr | 1977 | Fountain City Builders | Mrs Dorothy Kells wanted to name it after a tree, | but chose Lancewood, a name already taken |
Sheila Place | 1979 - 80 | R.B. Hollinger, Lynbrae Lands L | female names | |
Shelley Jane Pl | ||||
Stirling Place | 1971-3 | McLachlan, Chartwell Properties | theme of British castles | |
Summit Terrace | 1970 | Goodall family | on a summit | |
Taotahi Avenue | ||||
Tattersfield Pl | 1973 | Will and Russell Goodall | English heritage - carpets, Tattersfield Ltd started in | Auckland in 1912. [12] Carpet squares were known by 1927. [13] |
The Dales | ||||
Thomson Avenue | 1955 | J. Thomson | eponymous | |
Vincent Place | 1976 | L.C. and E.F. Robinson | a previous owner, Frederick Vincent Cutts | |
Walker Terrace | 1959 | Frank Herbert Co. Ltd | Dr Samuel Walker, NZ Cross? | Waikato Armed Constabulary 1869 |
Wedgewood Pl | 1969 | Goodall family | Josiah Wedgewood | |
Whatawhata Rd | 1879 | crown grant | ||
Winning Terrace | 1979 | Lynbrae Lands Ltd |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
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Bevan Lane | ||||
Blake Street | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets William Blake | |
Blue Cedar La | ||||
Brooke Way | 1961 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets Rupert Brooke | A 1974 map shows the road on the 15 Coleridge Dr May 2021 line of a walkway. |
Brooke Way | ||||
Browning Way | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets | Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning |
Burns Court | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets Robert Burns | |
Buxton Court | ||||
Byron Road | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets George Gordon Noel Byron | |
Coleridge Drive | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets Samuel Coleridge | |
Cowper Way | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets William Cowper | |
Dryden Road | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets John Dryden | |
Eliot Street | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets Thomas Stearns Eliot | |
Emerson Place | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets Ralph Waldo Emerson | |
Enderley Ave | 1913 | Shoard | renamed Muriel Street in 1915 | |
Fifth Avenue | 1913 | F. Cooper-Smith | ||
Gillett Lane | ||||
Halifax Street | 1915 | Shoard | Halifax? | |
Herrick Way | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets, Robert Herrick | |
Insoll Avenue | 1908 | T.B. Insoll | owner was a Waikato CC clerk | |
John Street | 1913 | F. Cooper Smith | ||
Keats Crescent | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets John Keats | |
Landor Way | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets Walter Savage Landor | |
Mardon Road | 1920-30c | James Primrose | ||
Marlowe Place | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets Christopher Marlowe | |
Masefield Drive | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets John Edward Masefield | |
Newport Place | 1968 | Roach and Casey | golf courses, or golfers, Newport Golf Club | |
Orchard Avenue | 1986/1968 | J.A. Roach and Casey | orchard owned by W.J. Morrows | |
Rigter Place | ||||
Sandringham Rd | 1968 | J.A Roach | his wife said it was probably Sandringham | |
Shakespeare Ave | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets William Shakespeare | |
Shelley Court | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets Percy Bysshe Shelley | |
Southey Way | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets Robert Southey | |
Spenser Road | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets Edmund Spenser | |
Springfield Cr | 1964 | G. Williamson, | District Public Trustee | |
Tennyson Road | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets Alfred Tennyson | |
Waikai Close | ||||
Wordsworth Cres | 1958 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets William Wordsworth |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
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Alfred Street | 1940 | Robert H Coombs | previous owner, | Alfred William East |
Anson Ave | 1926 | Kate Ferrer | ||
Armitage Pl | 1949 | Housing Corp. & HCC | George Henry Armitage? | sergeant of #2 company schoolmaster |
Augusta St | 1963 | Roach family | golf | Augusta National Golf Club |
Balloch Street | 1920 | Edward Robert Partington | ||
Banbury Cres | 1926 | Isabell Kate Farrer | English names? | renamed Banbury Rd in 1965 by HCC |
Bettina Road | 1913 | H. Paltridge | daughter | |
Boundary Rd | 1879 | crown grant | Hamilton E / Claudelands boundary | Became a legal street in 1928 |
Butler Place | 1962 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets William Butler Yeats | |
Casey Avenue | 1917 | J. Casey | eponymous | The road was extended in 1918 into the J. Primrose estate |
Casper Street | 1962 | L.M., L.D. & T.M. Roach | golf, list of famous names | Billy Casper |
Clarkin Road | 1915 | John Clarkin | eponymous | |
Claude Street | 1917-18 | Francis Richard Claude | eponymous | He had 354 acres by 1884, including A.F. East's estate of 300 acres |
Dalethorpe Av | 1938 | A.R. & B.M Clark | ||
Davey Place | 1949 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Cr E.J. Davey | |
Douglas Cres | 1953 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Dr H.S. Douglas, | Waikato Hospital superintendent (1899-1919) |
Fairfield Br | ||||
Fairfield Road | 1948-9 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Fairfield Dairy Farm, | which occupied the section of Hamilton now called Fairfield |
Gardiner Pl | 1949 | Housing Corp. & HCC | David Gardiner, a pioneer | |
Golden Place | 1960 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Father John Golden, | Catholic priest |
Haultain St | 1948 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Theodore Minet Haultain | |
Heaphy Terrace | Charles Heaphy | Originally Albert St - Gibbon's Creek gully. Grey St ran from Sillary St - Albert St. 1924 road extended and Heaphy Terr moved to its current position and southend became Grey St | ||
Hockin Place | 1950 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Dr Hockin? | Waikato Hospital superintendent |
Holland Road | 1949 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Sidney George Holland | |
Howden Road | 1922 | P.G. Western | Cr Henry Herbert Howden | |
Hume Place | 1952 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Cr J. Hume | |
Ingleton Terr | 1926 | Isabelle Kate Farrer | English names | |
Kenney Cres | 1950 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Dr Gordon Geils Kenney, | Waikato Hospital first superintendent |
Kensington Pl | 1964 | R.W. Green | British place | |
Le Quesne Pl | 1949/1964 | Housing Corp. & HCC | P. Le Quesne, | Hamilton Hotel and a member of the Hamilton E Board |
Marne Street | 1916 | Mrs Sarah Smith | WWI Battle of the Marne | |
Marshall St | 1950 | Housing Corp. & HCC | first Waikato white settler? | Charles Marshall |
Martin Street | 1955 | PP Independent Motors | owner Martin McNicol | Hamilton Ltd |
McNicol St | 1957 | Fairfield Properties | a previous owner, | Martin McNicol |
McPherson Pl | 1952 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Captain James McPherson | |
Moncrief Ave | 1937 | Mrs A.E. Corbett | Lieutenant John Moncrieff? | |
Moule Place | 1952 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Col William Moule, | 4th Waikato Regiment commander, 1863-4 and first JP in Hamilton |
Oxford Street | 1921 | John Paterson | Oxford? | |
Paul Crescent | 1949 | Housing Corp. & HCC | William Henry Paul, | active in civic affairs |
Peachgrove R | 1879 | crown grant | peach grove was near | Frances St |
Ranfurly Ave | 1926 | Isabell Kate Farrer, | Governor-General? | Uchter John Mark Knox 5th Earl of Ranfurly |
Riverview Terr | 1940s | Captain East's militia grant, later R.W. Gummer | Riverview was Andrew Casey's estate | A short spur off Tamihana Ave was part of Flo St. That was re-aligned into the new Riverview Terr c.1954 as Bridgeview Terr. |
Roseburg St | 01/10/62 | L.M, L.P, and T.M Roach | golf course - Roseburg | |
Ross Cres | 1949 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Hilda Ross | |
Rumney St | 1955 | K.B Mackenzie | previous owner's home, | Martin McNicol was from Rumney |
Sale Street | 1913 | H. Paltridge | ||
Sare Crescent | 1949 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Cr George Sare, 1901–03 | |
Searancke Pl | 1948 | Housing Corp. & HCC | William Searancke? | |
Strowan Ave | 1938 | A.R & B.M. Clarke | ||
Tamihana Avenue | 1937 | Andrew Casey | Wiremu Tamihana | Originally it extended to Casey Ave only to what is now the end of Riverview Terr. Then to River Rd was Flo St, changed to Tamihana after 1954 formation of Riverview Terr. |
Tranmere Rd | 1948 | Housing Corp. & HCC | ||
Treloar Street | 1965 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Cr J. Treloar? | |
Verel Street | 1920 | Herbert Winter and | E.R. Partington | |
Walter Street | 1940 | Robert H. Coombes | ||
Wesley Court | ||||
Williams Pl | 1950 | A.R. Priest | original owner | |
Winter Street | 1920 | eponymous, Herbert Winter | ||
Woodstock R | 1937 | Isabella Kate Ferrer | Woodstock? | |
Yeats Cres | 1958 | Housing Corp. & HCC | poets Yeats |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Ada Place | 1998 | Chedworth Park Ltd | grandmother's first name | |
Alderson Rd | 1936-40 | A.J. Thompson | previous owner, Alderson family | |
Aldona Pl | 2000 | Chedworth Park Ltd | owner's family | |
Aldona Pl | ||||
Aria Court | 1998 | Chedworth Park | a close friend | |
Benson Rd | ||||
Betley Cres | 1970 | Alf Steel, | previous owner, Betley Farm | Peerless Homes Ltd |
Caistor Street | 1962 | D.M. McKenzie | RAF Caistor where he served during the war. Group of streets including | Hendon Rd, Caistor St and Reeves Cl. The group is south of Powells Rd which separates them from Fairview Downs - they are not Fairview Ds |
Craig Place | 1970 | Alf Steel | Nephew, Craig Steel | |
Drake Place | ||||
Erika Place | 1970 | Alf Steel, | daughter, Erika Steel | Peerless Homes Ltd |
Ernest Road | 1998 | Chedworth Park Ltd | grandfather of owner | |
Fairview St | 1967 | Alf Steel | made the area sound more attractive | |
Hendon Road | 1962 | D.M. McKenzie | RAF Hendon | he served in the Metropolitan Communications Squadron in the war. Group of streets including Caistor St |
Kimiora Cl | 1998 | Chedworth Park Ltd | a close friend | |
Newfield Dr | 1998 | Chedworth Park Ltd | The old fields of the developer | became the new fields of the subdivision. |
Northolt Rd | 1962 | D.M. McKenzie | RAF Northolt | he served in there in the war. Group of streets including Caistor St |
Plymouth Pl | ||||
Pounamu Pl | 1998 | Chedworth Park Ltd | cul-de-sac in the shape developer's family's | greenstone pendant |
Powells Rd | 1917c | John Powell | said to have been formed by | Frederick & William Powell - maybe sons, to improve family farm access |
Radiata St | 1974 | Alf Steel, | building theme | Peerless Homes Ltd |
Raleigh Ave | ||||
Raymond St | 1970-71 | Alf Steel, Peerless Homes Ltd | son | |
Reeves Cl | ||||
Riverton Pl | ||||
Rogers Pl | ||||
Rutland St | 1970 | Alf Steel, | randomly picked out of a book | Peerless Homes Ltd |
Sadler St | 1970 | Alf Steel, | a company director | Peerless Homes Ltd |
Sarindah Pl | ||||
Smart Place | 1974 | Alf Steel, | wife's maiden name | Peerless Homes Ltd |
St Kilda Pl | 1962 | D.M. McKenzie | farm he was from | |
Terence St | 1965 | R.B. Lugton | Terence Daly partner | Daly Street was rejected by HCC |
Thorpe St | 1970 | Peerless Homes | A. Thorpe insurance agent helped the company | |
Tramway Rd | 1890s | a tramway in the vicinity |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bostonkip Cres | ||||
Branca Close | ||||
Briannarose Dr | ||||
Carolyn Place | 1967 | Fletcher Development | randomly chosen from a list of names | |
Cromwell Drive | ||||
Dixon Road | 1928-30 | Dixon family | eponymous | was in Waipā County when it was named |
Echobank Pl | ||||
Edgeview Cres | ||||
Faiping Road | ||||
Fitzroy Avenue | 1965 | Parkdale Plateau Ltd | Captain Robert Fitzroy? | |
Gainsford Road | ||||
Hahawaru Lane | ||||
Heke Lane | ||||
Inuwai Street | ||||
Ladeira Place | ||||
Malabar Street | 1969 | Fletcher Development | randomly chosen | |
Marjoriefield Ms | ||||
McEwan Place | 1980 | Beazley Homes Ltd | Hamilton land owner, Alexander Mc Ewen | |
McKain Place | ||||
Mila Paige Cl | ||||
Moiras Lane | ||||
Patrick Place | 1964-5c | Parkdale Plateau Ltd | ||
Peacockes Road | 1899 | E.F. Peacocke | eponymous | |
Pear Tree Lane | ||||
Plateau Drive | ||||
Riley Place | 1980 | Beazley Homes Ltd HCC | a previous owner, James Riley Houston Ashman, 1951–76 | |
Sapling Lane | ||||
Stubbs Road | ||||
Tarao Lane | ||||
Te Tiireke Drive | ||||
Waiora Terrace | 1971 | Waipā County Council | entrance to water treatment station | "waiora" is Māori for, golden water |
Waterford Road | 1965 | Parkdale Plateau Ltd | ||
Weston Lea Dr | ||||
Yanicks Cres |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Achilles Rise | ||||
Admiral Cres | ||||
Alandale Ave | ||||
Amaril Lane | ||||
Amberley Pl | ||||
Amokura Cres | ||||
Anchor Close | ||||
Anna Jean Cr | ||||
Arie Lane | ||||
Arncliffe Terr | ||||
Ashford Mews | ||||
Audrey Place | ||||
Azimuth Place | ||||
Aztec Place | ||||
Bandon Street | 1907 | John McCarthy | ||
Batten Drive | ||||
Beaufort Place | ||||
Bellona Place | 1997 | CDL Land NZ Ltd | WWII ships | Bellona light cruiser |
Bentley Rise | ||||
Bos Crescent | ||||
Bosun Place | ||||
Bouverie Cres | ||||
Brad Avenue | ||||
Bramber St | ||||
Bree Place | ||||
Briarwood Dr | ||||
Brywood Rise | ||||
Buckley Way | ||||
Calypso Rise | ||||
Cambrian La | ||||
Canaandale Dr | ||||
Carr End Lane | ||||
Cashmere Pl | ||||
Castleton Way | ||||
Cheltenham Cl | ||||
Claymore Place | 1997 | DCL Land NZ Ltd | WWII ships Claymore from Northern Steamship for parts, | converted 1942 in Auckland Claymore |
Clewer Lane | ||||
Commodore Av | ||||
Cordelia Court | ||||
Cornice Place | ||||
Crest Rise | ||||
Cumberland Dr | ||||
Delia Court | ||||
Derwent Place | ||||
Diomede Glade | 1997 | DCL Land NZ Ltd | WWII NZ Navy ships, HMNZS Diomede was a cruiser that was retired in 1943 | |
Discovery Drive | ||||
Drower Glen | ||||
Dulverton Rise | ||||
Durham Hts | ||||
Easby Way | ||||
Eclipse Rise | ||||
Egton Lane | ||||
Endeavour Ave | ||||
Ensign Place | ||||
Eskdale Lane | ||||
Everleigh Court | ||||
Falcon Court | ||||
Farnah Green | ||||
Featherstone Drive | ||||
Fernwater Pl | ||||
Gallants Place | ||||
Gallery Grove | ||||
Gambia Grove | 1997 | DCL Land NZ Ltd | WWII NZ ships, HMNZS Gambia | |
Genoa Close | ||||
Glaisdale Cres | ||||
Grosvenor Gns | ||||
Halcione Close | ||||
Hall Lane | ||||
Hall Street | 1907 | Jolly family | town hall | |
Halyard Close | ||||
Hampshire Ct | ||||
Hancock Drive | ||||
Handale Lane | ||||
Hare Puke Dr | ||||
Harewood Way | ||||
Harrier Court | ||||
Hawtry Lane | ||||
Helen June Ave | ||||
Helenslee Ct | ||||
Hensley Cres | ||||
Highview Ct | ||||
Horizon Place | ||||
Jason Lane | ||||
Joseph Lovett | ||||
Karl Michael Cr | ||||
Kelly Maree Cr | ||||
Kemble Place | ||||
Kendall Place | ||||
Kentwood Pl | ||||
Keston Cres | ||||
Killegray Close | 1997 | CDL Land NZ Ltd | WWII NZ Navy ships | |
Leander Place | ||||
Lighter Place | ||||
Limber Hill | ||||
Longbow Terr | ||||
Lynn Lane | ||||
Magellan Rise | ||||
Maia Place | ||||
Makepeace Pl | ||||
Margrove La | ||||
Maru Way | ||||
Mataroa Cres | ||||
Mccorquindale Dr | ||||
Meadowfield St | ||||
Meridian Place | ||||
Michael Terrence Pl | ||||
Miharo Cres | ||||
Millennium Hts | ||||
Miranda Place | 2012 [14] | |||
Munro Place | ||||
Nicks Way | ||||
Nicola Jean Pl | ||||
Northbrook Glen | ||||
Oakridge Gr | ||||
Onukutara Pl | ||||
Paritai Place | ||||
Pascal Place | ||||
Pennant Place | ||||
Purser Cres | ||||
Retallick Place | ||||
Ridgedale Cr | ||||
Rigg Place | ||||
Ripple Lane | ||||
River Elm | ||||
Rivercove La | ||||
Riverlinks La | ||||
Riverpoint Gl | ||||
Riverside La | ||||
Roberts Way | ||||
Rose Berry Cr | ||||
Roy Hilton Dr | ||||
Ryedale Road | ||||
Santiago Pl | ||||
Selby Mews | ||||
Sentinel Court | ||||
Spinnaker Drive | ||||
Sutherland Court | ||||
Sydney Place | ||||
Sylvester Road | 1907 | C. Sylvester | eponymous | |
Te Huia Drive | ||||
Telford Place | ||||
Tennille Street | ||||
The Haven | ||||
The Link | ||||
The Meadows Drive | ||||
The Rocks | ||||
Tofts Lane | ||||
Toi Toi Place | ||||
Trauzer Place | ||||
Trent Lane | ||||
Trinidad Place | ||||
Tuirangi Street | 1997 | CD Land NZ | WWII NZ Navy ships - a wooden ship used to haul frozen meat | |
Vanquish Pl | ||||
Vantage Place | ||||
Viking Lane | ||||
Wetherby Rd | ||||
Wishbone Ct | ||||
Wisteria Place | ||||
Witehira Way | ||||
Woodburn Ave | ||||
Woodland Dr | ||||
Woodridge Dr |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bolmuir Road | 1949 | R.J. Bollard and Muir | ||
Christie Street | 1958 | Housing Corp. & HCC | a previous owner, E.L.B. Christie | |
Forest Lake Rd | 1910 | Dr John Carey | owner's homestead | It was the first road in the area |
Garnett Avenue | 1912 | Hamilton Racing Club | renamed Brookfield Ave in 1941 | |
Hinton Avenue | 1949 | B.R. Marx | T. Hinton chairman of Waikato CC 1929-32 | |
Hobson Street | 1917 | NZ Home Builders Ltd | Captain William Hobson | |
Holden Avenue | 1948 | P. Bollard and Muir | old Hamiltonian, M.J. Holden | |
Holloway Place | 1961 | Holloway Farms Ltd | eponymous | |
Huia Avenue | 1912 | J.W. Walsh | bird | renamed Corey Street in 1937 HCC |
Kingsway Cres | 1951 | Kingsway Homes Ltd | eponymous | |
Kiwi Avenue | 1912 | J.W. Walsh | renamed Herries St by order of HCC in 1937 | |
Longford Court | ||||
Mews Place | ||||
Mitcham Avenue | 1909 | J.W. Walsh | ||
Moore Street | 1950 | Housing Corp. & HCC | ||
Ridout Street | 1920 | Frank Jolly | Mary Beale's grandmother on the Jolly side had the name Ridout. | Private Jesse Ridout died in battle in 1864 |
Rose Street | 1917 | New Zealand Builders Ltd | ||
Seifert Street | 1960 | Al Seifert | eponymous | |
Steele Road | 1921 | Hamilton Racing Club | Captain William Steele, 4th Waikato Regiment? | |
Tui Avenue | 1912/1937 | J.W. Walsh | renamed McKenzie St 1937 by HCC, when these streets named after native birds | |
Walsh Street | 1912 | J.W. Walsh | eponymous | |
Westney Place | 1955 | L.A. Hyde |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Allen Street | 1913 | Jolly Family | mayor of Frankton | C.E.H. Allen? 1912-1916 [15] |
Arawa Street | 1917 | Jolly family | ||
Astor Avenue | ||||
Avon Street | 1923 | Cooper and J.W. Edgecumbe | ||
Aztec Place | ||||
Bandon Street | 1907 | John McCarthy | ||
Belfast Place | 1973 | L.B. Street Construction | where family emigrated from | |
Blackburn St | 1912 | W.S. Higgins | W. Blackburn & W.A. Graham? | |
Burrows Place | 1976 | G.P. Day | a previous owner, Burrow | |
Campbell Street | 1914 | D.L. Smith | The subdivision it is located in was started in 1907 | |
Charlies Way | ||||
Charlotte Cres | ||||
Chilcott Road | ||||
Colombo Street | 1907 | John McCarthy | ||
Commerce St | 1900 | HCC | main street | renamed Main Street 1926 |
Corum Place | ||||
Devon Road | 1906 | Mrs Jolly | originally named Devon Street | |
Domain View L | ||||
Dudley Terrace | 1907 | Jolly family | Francis (Frank) B. Jolly's son Dudley | 1913 ran Norton Rd-Roach /Rimu St to the cemetery |
Duke Street | 1912 | W.S. Higgins | Marmaduke St John Paxton, surveyor | renamed Myrtle St in the 1930s by special order of HCC |
Edgar Street | ||||
Ellis Street | 1907 | John McCarth | mayor John William Ellis | |
Empire Street | 1907 | Jolly family | British empire names in area | |
Epping Place | ||||
Fowlers Avenue | 1938 | D.W Kirkby, | Fowler, 1930s Domain Board | AB & Russell Matthews |
Fraser Street | 1920 | Jolly family | ||
French Street | 1917 | Jolly Family | General French | renamed Foch St in 1917 as residents complained. Names in this area related to WWII; was French St in 1935 [16] |
Gary John Lane | ||||
Glennis Place | ||||
Goodfellow Pl | ||||
Grasslands Pl | 1975 | Grasslands Farms | eponymous | Industrial Estate |
Green Street | 1912 | Holmes, Cook | A.W. Green? | Ruakura Research Station manager. Not legalised until 1961 |
Greenwood St | 1907 | John McCarthy | Prior to the 1970s ringroad ran only from Massey St to Killarney Rd | |
Haig Street | 1907-1920 | Jolly family | Lord Haig | |
Hall Lane | ||||
Hall Street | 1907 | Jolly family | town hall | |
Hawk Street | 1958-60 | NZR | Charles Henry Hawk [17] | , NZR resident engineer for Hamilton in 1945 [18] |
Higgins Road | 1912 | W.S. Higgins | eponymous | |
High Street | 1915 | Jolly family | ||
Irvine Street | 1912 | W.S. Higgins | owner of a pharmacy on Victoria St | |
Islington Street | 1913 | Jolly family | governor Lord Islington? | |
Joffre Street | 1917 | Jolly family | WWI theme, Marshall Joffre | |
Jolly Street | 1917 | Jolly family | eponymous | |
Kahikatea Drive | 1912 | Holmes & Crook (Grace St) | tree | Late 1960s/early 70s ringroad joined Greenwood St - Ohaupo Rd. After 1971 opened to Tuikaramea Rd |
Kākā Street | 1920-25 | NZR | bird | not legally recognized until 1972 |
Kea Street | 1920-25c | NZR | bird | 1972 Hamilton City Council legalised the name |
Keddell Street | 1904 | F. Jolly | a previous owner, | Major Jackson Keddell, 4th Waikato Regiment |
Kells Place | ||||
Kent Street | 1907 | Jolly family | John Rodolphus Kent | |
Kererū Street | 1920-25c | NZR | bird | recognised until 1972 when it was legalised by Hamilton CC |
Killarney Road | 1910 | John McCarthy | Lake Killarney? | |
King Street | 1904 | F. Jolly | ||
Korimako St | 1956-60 | NZR | bird | |
Kotuku Street | 1920-25 | NZR | bird | did not become the legal name until 1972 |
Laine Place | 1979 | E.W Taylor, Peerless Homes Ltd | Mrs Taylor suggested Laine | |
Lake Road | 1907 | Jolly Family | runs to Lake Rotoroa? | |
Latham Court | 1977 | Grasslands Farms | Industrial Estate | |
Lemon Street | 1912 | W.S. Higgins | ||
Lincoln Street | until 1970s Lincoln St ran Massey St - North St. To Forest Lake Rd it was Chilcott St. North St linked to Norton Rd. After realignment and truncating North St, all became Lincoln St with the North St remnant renamed Chilcott St | |||
Lyon Street | 1908 | John H. McCarthy | Colonel W.C. Lyon, | Commanding Officer of the 3rd Waikato Regiment |
Maitland Street | 1914 | D.L. Smith | ||
Makomako St | 1920s c. | NZR | bird | |
Mangaharakeke Drive | December 2012 [19] | includes 230 m (750 ft) bridge over Mangaharakeke Stream [20] | ||
Maple Avenue | 1969 | Goodall family | tree | |
Marama Street | 1917 | Dr Andrew Seymour Brewis | daughter, | Daisy Beatrice Marama Brown (1896-1992) |
Mārire Avenue | 1937 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Māori religion, | |
Mary Street | 1913 | Mrs Mary Beale | eponymous? | |
Massey Street | 1897/1879 | crown grant | Rt. Hon. W.C. Massey | |
Moa Crescent | 1920s c. | NZR | bird | did not become legal until 1972 |
Moana Street | 1909 | Dr Andrew Seymour Brewis | daughter, | Violet Ethel Moana Brewis (1896-1976) |
Newton Place | ||||
Norton Road | crown grant - renamed Whatawhata Rd 1930-35 HCC. | originally from Tristram St to the railway. An extension from Rifle Range Rd to Rotokauri Rd, went when Avalon Dr was built | ||
Parr Street | 1922 | T.H. Mills | mayor John Parr | |
Paterson Street | 1923 | D.L. Smith | ||
Peregrine Place | ||||
Piso Lane | ||||
Pitt Street | 1913 | Jolly Family | William Pitt? | |
Pukeko Street | 1920-25c | NZR | native birds | HCC legalised the name in 1972 |
Queens Avenue | 1917 | Jolly family | British empire names in area? | later sold to NZR |
Queens Park Cr | ||||
Rawhiti Street | 1918/1965 | Dr Andrew Seymour Brewis | son, | Samuel Graham Rawhiti Brewis (1904-1972) |
Rifle Range Rd | 1908 | Andre Chocqueel | rifle range from 1867 | |
Rua Street | 1910 | J.F. Vercoe | streets named 1–4 in Māori. | |
Sayer Street | 1911 | Ramsay and Newby | ||
Sloper Avenue | 1923 | HCC | John Sloper Edgecumbe | brother of mayor George Edgecumbe [21] |
Smith Street | 1920 | R.H. Walls | nearby owner, D.L. Smith? | |
Somerset Street | 1906 | Mrs Jolly | ||
Tahi Street | 1910 | J.F. Vercoe | streets named 1–4 in Māori. | |
Tainui Street | 1919 | T.W. Maunder | Māori canoe | |
Takahe Street | 1960 | NZR | native birds | |
Taniwha Street | 1922 | T.H. Mills | Māori supernatural creature | |
Torrington Ave | 1923 | Cooper and J.W. Edgecumbe | Torrington | |
Toru Street | 1910 | J.F. Vercoe | streets named 1–4 in Māori. | |
Upper Kent Pl | 1919 | Jolly family | extension of Kent St | |
Village Quarter L | ||||
Waterloo Street | 1907 | John McCarthy | Battle of Waterloo? | |
Weka Street | 1920-5c/ 1972 | NZR from the Jolly family | bird | The names were legalised in 1972 |
West Street | 1913 | Tompkins, Cornfood and McGuire | ||
Wha Street | 1910 | J.F. Vercoe | streets named 1–4 in Māori. | |
Wickham Street | ||||
Woodward Street | 1912/1969 | Holmes and Crook | renamed Alice St 1969 official change | |
Wye Street | 1923 | J.W. Edgecumbe | river in Wales |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Acacia Cres | 1962 | E.G. Houchen | large stand of trees in gully | |
Aloma Way | ||||
Blackwood Cr | ||||
Brookbank Pl | 1976 | L.B. Splitt | a stream runs alongside | & Taupo Totara Timber |
Bruce Avenue | ||||
Cabourne Drive | ||||
Caesar Roose Drive | ||||
Colstone Street | 1964-65 | M.T. MacDonald | theme of Scottish names | |
Dawn Rise | 1969-70 | Chartwell Properties | wife of the owner | Dawn McLachlan, Chartwell Properties |
Exeter Street | 1975 | E.G. Houchen | Exeter where he spent much | of his childhood before emigrating in 1883 |
Forth Crescent | 1954-5 | M.T. McDonald | Scottish theme? | |
Garden Hts Ave | 1968 | PTY Homes, Garden Heights Ltd | subdivision name | |
Glenview Terr | 1958 | Bruce Lugton | ||
Greta Street | 1960 | L.A. Splitt | daughter | |
Gwendoline Pl | 1964 | L.B. Splitt | daughter | |
Homestead Pl | 1981 | Taupo Totara Timber Co | original owners, the Dickson family, | had their homestead here |
Houchens Road | 1922 | E.G Houchen | eponymous | |
Jeanette Street | 1964 | L.B. Splitt | daughter, Jeanette | |
John Webb Dr | ||||
Keitha Place | 1964 | L.B. Splitt | daughter, Keitha | |
Lambert Court | 1971 | Ken McDonald | Lambert family lived there | renamed Melville Court 1973 |
Lansdowne Cr | 1973 | Taupo Totara Timber Co | London directory map | |
Lewis Street | 1965 | Pindewood Properties | a previous owner, | Lewis B. Splitt, an original owner |
Lorraine Place | 1969-70 | McLachan, Chartwell Properties | his daughter | |
MacDonald Rd | 1968 | M.T. MacDonald | eponymous | |
Macmurdo Ave | 1963 | M.T. Macdonald | Scottish names | |
Manapouri Pl | 1967 | Parkdale Development | Lake | |
Oban Avenue | 1965 | M.T. McDonald | ||
Oregon Crescent | ||||
Parkdale Place | 1964-66c | Parkdale Development Co | eponymous | |
Pelorus Street | 1968 | Harrison, Grierson and Partners, PTY Homes Ltd | ||
Resthill Crescent | 1968 | Bruce Lugton of Resthills Ltd | The "Reston family" also lived in the area | |
Reynolds Drive | ||||
Richan Street | 1957 | K.U. and S.U. Tomin | sons of Cr 1959-October 1965 & October 1971 | and developer D.B. Mills, Richard (Rich) and Andrew (An) |
Ridgeway Place | 1973 | Taupo Totara Timber Company | description and a pleasant ring | |
Sacha Place | 1970-1 | L.B. Splitt | daughter | |
Soo Yong Place | ||||
Southbrook Close | ||||
Splitt Avenue | 1965 | L.B. Split | eponymous | |
Sunnyhills Ave | 1969 | McLachlan | relations in Sunnyhills, Auckland | |
Surrey Lane | 1999 | Totara Homes | owners ancestors' county | |
Te Anau Place | 1969 | PTY Homes Ltd | NZ lakes | |
Tomin Road | 1955 | K & J. Tomin & E.A.Lambert | Clem Tomin is related to Clem Urlich | |
Wanaka Place | 1968 | PTY Homes Ltd | NZ lakes |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Angus Street | ||||
Ayrshire Drive | ||||
Bagust Road | ||||
Beckham Close | ||||
Edward Street | ||||
Elenora Close | ||||
Eliza Place | ||||
Ella Place | ||||
Evergreen Rise | ||||
Everton Place | ||||
Farnborough Dr | 1997 | Thornton Estates Ltd | English places | |
Friesian Place | ||||
Glenside Rise | ||||
Guernsey Place | ||||
Harrogate Place | 1997 | Highgrove Park Ltd | English places - classical | |
Hereford Place | ||||
Highgrove Drive | 1997 | Highgrove Place Ltd | subdivision name | |
Jersey Place | ||||
Limousin Place | ||||
Max Landing | ||||
Pointon Glade | ||||
Rodney Street | 1964 | Elliott Lands Ltd & Bruce Lugton | son Rodney Lugton | |
Sharaleigh Place | ||||
Sinead Court | ||||
Southworth Place | 1998 | Highgrove Park Ltd | Southworth family |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Akona Lane | ||||
Alexandra Street | 1906 | HBC | royal Queen Alexandra | originally linked Hood St to Collingwood St. After Garden Pl hill removal, Alexandra St was extended to Ward St. In 1965 HCC renamed as Barton St as they'd decided to join Barton & Alexandra across former railway land. However, the Government Life Insurance building and then Centre Place Mall were built. In 1977 the name reverted. Alexandra St underground Car Park opened in 1986, when Ward St to car park became Worley Pl |
Alma Street | 1894 | crown grant | Crimean battle of the Alma? | renamed Eugenie Pl 1912 by HBC |
Anglesea Street | 1864/1964 | crown grant | Henry William Paget, 1st Marquess of Anglesey? | Anglesea St South was south of Collingwood St. The section north of Garden Place Hill was Selkirk St, named by HBC in 1864. After the removal of Garden Pl Hill, Selkirk St was renamed, Anglesea St by HCC special order |
Anzac Parade | Previously named Bridge Street | |||
Arch Way | ||||
Barton Street | Charles Barton was mayor 1887-88 | |||
Bridge Street | 1928 | HCC | renamed Richmond St special order, as there were two. Richmond St by Isaac Coates after his home town | |
Bryce Lane | 1998 | HCC Roads and Traffic | manager | parallel to Victoria St, known locally as Bryce Lane for years |
Bryce Street | 1910 | John Bryce Minister | renamed Grey St when Heaphy Terr renamed Grey St East | |
Caro Street | 1940 | HCC | mayor Harold David Caro | |
Casabella La | ||||
Clarence St | 1864 | 4th Duke of Clarence | ||
Clifton Road | supervisor Ruakura Station? | E. Clifton chief inspector of livestock 1901. Renamed Little London St officially changed 1913. | ||
Collingwood St | pre 1895 | crown grant, | 1st Baron Collingwood | HBC & district surveyors, Graham and Blackburn |
Dunsford Ms | ||||
Fow Street | 1916 | H.T. Gillies | mayor John Robert Fow | Developed as part of the Palmerston Estate, including an infilled gully [22] |
Garden Place | 1882c [23] | removal of Garden Place hill was completed in 1940 [24] | ||
Grantham St | 1864 | crown grant | Grantham, Lincs? | |
Hamilton Pde | 1864 | crown grant | no exit road but the walkway continues alongside the river | |
Hammond St | 1916 | H.T. Gillies | mayor, | Developed as part of the Palmerston Estate. [22] John Edwin Hammond |
Harwood St | 1913 [25] | Arthur Swarbrick [26] [27] | Charles William Harwood [28] | |
Hillsborough T | 1895 | |||
Hood Street | 1864 | |||
Knox Street | 1900s | crown grant | mayor John Knox | |
Leaf Lane | ||||
Little London L | ||||
Liverpool St | ||||
London St | ||||
Lucianna La | ||||
Manning St | 1916 | H.T. Gillies | mayor, | Developed as part of the Palmerston Estate. [22] Arthur Edward Manning |
Market Place | ||||
Marlborough Pl | 1864 | crown grant | renamed Hillsborough Place | |
Nisbet Street | Cr Charles Nisbet 1931-33 died 1937 | renamed Arawa St 1930s | ||
Ohaupo Road | crown grant | runs to Ohaupo | renamed Great South Road in 1937 Waipā CC | |
Palmerston Street | 1864 | crown grant | Henry John Temple (Lord) Palmerston | |
Pembroke Street | 1907 | crown grant | 13th Earl of Pembroke George Robert Charles Herbert 1850-1895 visited NZ in 1873 | renamed Great South Rd, then Ohaupo Rd |
Princes Street | 1912-1913 | Chocqueel | ||
Radnor Street | 1905 | crown grant | ||
Rostrevor St | 1864 | crown grant | renamed Rosstrevor | |
Thackeray Street | 1864 | crown grant | William Makepeace Thackeray | |
Tidd Street | 1923 | Mrs W.A Graham | Cr J.E. Tidd? | |
Tisdall Street | 1864 | crown grant | ||
Tisdall Terr | ||||
Tristram St | 1907 | crown grant | Cr H.E. Tristram | renamed Hinemoa St 1965 by HCC |
Vialou Street | 1919 | HCC | mayor | Isaac Richardson Vialou |
Victoria Street | 1864 | crown grant | royalty Queen Victoria | In 1913 Jersey St (N), Tisdall St (S) and Victoria St linked as Victoria St. Bridge St to Hillsborough Terr remains Tisdall St. 1950s Victoria St extended to part of The Great South Rd - now Te Rapa Rd. To encourage CBD car traffic engineer J.B. Baird & Mayor Denis Rogers had the railway undergrounded. 1959–1964. South of Hood St lowered April 1915. |
Ward Lane | ||||
Ward Street | 1906 | crown endowment and railway land | Sir Joseph Ward' | |
Wellington Street | 1864 | crown grant | Duke of Wellington, Arthur Wellesley | |
Worley Place | 1940 | HCC | Borough engineer R.W. Worley | When Alexandra St underground carpark was built in 1986 Alexandra St from Ward St to car park Worley Pl replaced W Rd |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Albert Street | 1895 | royal Prince of Wales, Albert Edward | ||
Argyle Street | Duke of Argyle | |||
Armagh Street | ||||
Ashgrove Ct | 2000 | Grasshopper East Ltd | Sherwood Forest theme | and Chedworth Properties Ltd |
Bains Avenue | 1909 | W.R. Bains | eponymous | |
Beale Street | 1892 | crown grant | mayor | Bernard Charles Beale |
Beaumont St | 1964 | Roach brothers | ||
Bell Street | 1923 | Alexander & James Bell | Cr Alexander Bell 1907-1909 | Mrs A. Bell donated Grantham St site for art museum |
Bledisloe Terr | 1939 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Governor General, Viscount Bledisloe | |
Bond Street | Mrs Ada Warr | mayor James Shiner Bond | renamed Nixon Street, by owner | |
Brompton Crt | ||||
Brookfield St | 1977 | crown grant Housing Cp | Auckland Barrister, | Frederick Morris Preston Brookfield |
Brown Street | 1924 | HCC | Colonel Thomas Gore Brown? | |
Cameron Road | 1864 | crown grant | Duncan Alexander Cameron | named by HBC early 1900s |
Cassidy Street | 1958 | Housing Corporation | A.B. Cassidy, an old local identity | |
Chancery Cl | ||||
Chiefs Court | ||||
Clyde Street | 1864 | crown grant | Baron Clyde of Clydesdale | |
Coates Street | 1907 | Isaac Coates | eponymous? | completed 1908-09 [29] |
Cobham Drive | 1963 | HCC S end, owned by Joe Hooper | Governor-General, Viscount Cobham | Renamed Southern Outlet. Included Hoopers Rd at S end |
Colonial Lane | 1979 | Housing Corp. & HCC | ||
Cook Street | 1894 | crown grant | Captain James Cook | |
Cotter Place | 1953 | N. Dey | ||
Cumbria Way | 2000 | Chedworth Properties Ltd | ||
Dawson Street | 1895 | crown grant | mayor Thomas Dawson | became a legal street in 1913 |
Denver Place | 1964 | Roach Brothers | ||
Dey Street | 1894 | crown grant | mayor William Dey | became a legal street in 1913 |
Dillon Place | ||||
Earlswood Ave | ||||
Emmadale La | ||||
Fergusson St | 1939 | Housing Corp. & HCC | governors, Sir James Fergusson | |
Finchley Place | 2000 | Grasshopper East Ltd | and Chedworth Properties Ltd | |
Findlay Street | Waikato Hospital Board | F. Findlay MP | renamed Brown St officially in 1931 | |
Firth Street | 1879 | F.W. Lang | Josiah Clifton Firth | Whyte Street renamed in 1895 |
Ford Street | 1959 | J.R. Reid | ||
Fox Lane | 1949 | crown grant | named after Fox St | |
Fox Street | 1900-20 | crown grant | William Fox | |
Frances Street | 1911 | J. Madill | Frances Richard Claude? | owned 654 acres |
Freyberg Street | 1939 | Housing Corporation | Governor-General | Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg |
Gadsby Place | 1965 | Peerless Enterprises | named after a former partner | |
Galloway Street | 1895 | crown grant HBC 800 acres and a town | Thomas James Galloway | allotment beside Hamilton Hotel. He never lived in Hamilton. |
Galway Avenue | 1939 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Governor-generals, | Sir George Monckton-Arundell, 8th Viscount Galway |
Graham Street | 1913 | crown grant | William Australia Graham | renamed Maori Street in 1920s |
Grey Street | 1895 | crown grant originally the S end of Main St | governor, George Grey | the rest was Heaphy Terr. In 1910 both became Grey St |
Henry Street | 1912 | J. Riddell and D. Henry | eponymous? | |
Hogan Street | 1965 | C&R Investments Ltd | golfers or golf courses, Ben Hogan | |
Hungerford Cr | 1928 | Hamilton Domain Board | Hungerford Roche, land | grant for serving in the 4th Waikato Militia? Hamilton Gardens |
Inverness Ave | 1960 | Matthew Henry | theme of castles in Scotland? | |
James Street | 1916 | W.B. James | eponymous | |
Jebson Place | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Director of Housing, J.V. Jebson | |
Jellicoe Drive | 1939 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Governor-General | Earl John Rushworth Jellicoe |
Joshua Lane | ||||
June Place | 1966 | B.W. Kemp and A.E. George | month - off May St | |
Kelvin Place | 1957 | V.M. Waugh and L.R. Hyde | L.R. Hyde's son | |
Kennedy Lane | ||||
Kingroyal Lane | ||||
Kingsford Mws | ||||
Littler Place | 1965 | C&R Investments Ltd | golfers and golf courses, Gene Littler | |
Locksley Lane | ||||
MacFarlane St | 1864 | crown grant | James B Macfarlane | Auckland merchant |
Masons Ave | 1922 | Tim and Rose Mason | eponymous | |
Melrose Place | ||||
Memorial Drive | 1879 | crown grant | WWI Hamiltonians - army planted trees | Renamed River Rd from Memorial Park to Bridge St in 1920 HCC |
Myrtle Street | 1911 | J.W. Hardley | Myrtle Hardley | |
Natland Street | ||||
Naylor Street | 1906 | crown grant | William Naylor (Wiremu Neera) | |
Nelson Street | 1913 | crown grant | Horatio Nelson? | |
New Street | 1906 | H. Hardley | ||
Newall Street | 1945 | HCC | Governor-General, Cyril Newall | |
Nixon Street | 1910 | crown grant | Marmaduke George Nixon | |
Nobleman Pl | 2001 | Sherwoodvale I | Sherwood Forest theme | |
Nottingham Dr | 2000 | Chedworth Properties/ | Sherwood Forest theme | Grasshopper East End Ltd |
Old Farm Road | 1920 | crown grant | originally used as an old farm road | |
Onslow Street | 1939 | Housing Corp. & HCC | governors Rt Hon Earl of Onslow | |
Opoia Road | 1909 | Doctor Andrew Seymour Brewis | Pa where railway and River Rd meet | Opoia means "The Gift" |
Page Place | 1974 | Braithwaite/Page | Cr Ron Page, accountant | |
Palmer Street | 1906 | Harry Lewis Hardly | Hamilton City engineer, J.T. Palmer | |
Patricia Place | 1961 | Housing Corp. & HCC | a previous owner's daughter, | Patricia Holden |
Pinfold Avenue | 1950 | Housing Corp. & HCC | mayor | Francis Dewsbury Pinfold |
Plunkett Terr | 1864 | crown grant | Governor-General William Lee Plunkett | renamed Whitaker St 1939 by Housing Corp. & HCC |
Riro Street | 1909 | Doctor Andrew Seymour Brewis | daughter, Annie Riro Margarita Brewis | (1894-1953) |
River Road | 1879 | crown grant | next to the river | renamed Mill St 1913 by HBC special order |
Robert Grigg P | 1964 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Robert Grigg sold the land to HC | |
Rochford Court | 2000 | Grasshopper East Ltd & Chedworth Properties Ltd | ||
Rothbrook St | 1955 | Rothwell and Brook | owners names combined | |
Scott Avenue | 1958 | E. Scott | eponymous | |
Sillary Street | 1900 | crown grant | Colonel Charles Sillary? | an Auckland militia officer (1863) |
Snead Place | 1961 | C&R Investments Ltd | golfers and golf courses, Sam Snead | |
St Johns Avenue | 2000 | Chedworth Properties/ | Sherwood Forest theme | Grasshopper East End Ltd |
St Olpherts | 1911 | Robert F. Dandes | St Olphert | |
St Winifreds Ave | 1911 | Mrs Winifred Watts | eponymous? | |
Te Aroha Street | 1879 | crown grant | Mt Te Aroha | |
Te Kaarearea Ave | ||||
Thistlewood Ave | 2000 | Chedworth Properties/ | Sherwood Forest theme | Grasshopper East End Ltd |
Von Tempsky St | 1969 | Gustavus von Tempsky | ||
Warr Street | 1916 | Ada Warr | eponymous | |
Watts Crescent | 1946 | Housing Corp. & HCC | mayor Percy Harold Watts | |
Whyte Street | 1909 | Mary Jane Hardley | mayor? John Blair Whyte | |
Willscarlet La | Sherwood Forest theme | |||
Wilson Street | 1923 | Lovegrove and Waters | Eben Wilson, Hamilton High School? | |
Wiremu Street | 1958 | Wiremu Tamehana? | ||
Woodgreen Wy | ||||
York Street | 1963 | F.J. Callaghan | castle |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Alison Street | 1948 | Crown Land Grant HCC | daughter of G.W. Gower who fought in mid-east war | |
Camellia Place | 1969 | A.H. Pemberton | tree | |
Gilbass Avenue | 1973 | Lake Park Ltd | Gillies and Bassett, Hamilton lawyers | |
Hague Road | ||||
Hastings Place | ||||
Hibiscus Ave | 1969 | A.H. Pemberton | plants? | |
Hill Street | 1872 | crown grant | steep hill | |
Horne Street | W.A. Graham | J. Thornton Horne moved in 1876 and owned a bakehouse/ | confectionary. Renamed Richmond Ave in 1923 by Mrs W.A. Graham | |
Hunter Street | 1918 | Mrs W.J. Hunter | husband, W.J. Hunter | renamed Waratah St, connection to Clarence St |
Kowhai Street | 1969 | A.H. Pemberton | tree? | |
Lake Crescent | 1920-28 | Bessie Graham Holden | ||
Lake Domain | 1931 | HCC | runs through Lake Rotoroa domain | |
Park Terrace | 1923 | Mrs W.A. Graham | Lake Reserve Park nearby | |
Quail Place | ||||
Rimmington Dr | ||||
Rotoroa Drive | ||||
Ruakiwi Road | 1913 | used to be a part of Hill St. It runs from | Pembroke St, W of Domain edge. becomes Lake Rd at Hill St | |
Sandleigh Rd | 1964 | K.R. Smith | family home Sandleigh Rd, Leigh-on-Sea | |
Selwyn Street | 1923 | Dr Selwyn Graham | eponymous | Waikato Hospital superintendent |
Valley Terrace | 1923 | W.A. Graham | near Park Terrace? | |
Quentin Drive | 1977 | HCC | a previous owner, Quentin Dudley Fraser |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Charles Henry Place | ||||
Crowden Place | ||||
Harrowfield Dr | ||||
Landell Place | ||||
Longwood Pl | ||||
Mistry Place | ||||
Radford Place | ||||
The Avenue |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Aurora Terrace | 1962 | G.J. Carrington | stud horse | |
Baffles Cres | 1963 | G.J. Carrington | stallion | |
Beech Crescent | 1961 | Paramount Land | tree | Development Co |
Bleakley Place | 1961 | St John's catholic order | Father M. Bleakley, | St Mary's priest |
Brennan Place | 1962 | G.E. O'Donoghue | ||
Bretton Terrace | 1950 | J.P. Flynn and R.A. Forster | Renamed Bretton Orchard | |
Brocas Avenue | 1954 | E. & S.M. Brocas | eponymous | |
Cambridge Rd | 1904 | named by T.B Insoll of | Waikato CC | |
Cedar Place | 1961 | Paramount Land | tree | |
Clark Place | 1955 | H.G. Webb | wife of M. Clark, developer | She was the sister of Corbett Holden |
Corbett Avenue | 1953 | C. Corbett | eponymous | |
Cotebrooke La | ||||
Defoe Avenue | 1960 | G.J. Carrington | stallion | |
Dorothy Place | 1972 | McKirk Properties | ||
Earls Court | ||||
Edinburgh Rd | 1959 | Roach family | golfers and golf courses | |
Fenwick Cres | 1961 | H.G. Webb & R.D. Duncan, | Hillcrest Properties | |
Flynn Road | 1940 | J.P. Flynn and R.A. Forster | Flynn family had an orchard | |
Forster Avenue | 1950 | Robert Forster | eponymous | |
Garthwood Rd | 1961 | Hogarth and Littlewood | owners names combined | |
Gordon Street | 1955 | N. Mullane | ||
Greensboro St | 1965 | C&R Investments Ltd | golf course | |
Helena Road | 1961 | Lugton Lands | island of St Helena | |
Hillcrest Road | 1904 | crown grant | Waikato CC after the suburb | |
Johnsview Terr | 1957 | A.J. Bustard | son, John | |
Kakanui Ave | 1938 | R. English | the topography? | Kaka = ridge, hill; Nui = many, large |
Kawakawa Pl | ||||
Knighton Road | 1930/1947 | HCC | ||
Liston Crescent | 1961 | Lugton Lands & | Bishop James Liston | St Johns Roman Catholic Order |
Lorimer Lane | ||||
Masters Avenue | 1943 | Ernest Melbourne Masters | eponymous | |
McCracken Ave | 1960 | PB & NJ Shaw, | A.E. McCracken, General | Manager of Ellis & Bernand Ltd |
McGregor Place | 1962 | K.B. McKenzie | Scottish theme, it sounds Scottish | |
Milburn Lane | ||||
Mullane Street | 1955 | N. Mullane | eponymous | |
O'Donoghue St | 1962 | G.E. O'Donoghue | eponymous | |
Oku Close | ||||
Orelio Street | 1960-2 | G.J. Carrington | stud horse | |
Panair Crescent | 1960 | G.J. Carrington | stallion | |
Piccadilly Lane | ||||
Prescott Place | 1955 | T.P. Baron | owner's family | |
Riverlea Road | 1910-1920 | militia land James McPherson | Riverlea House built in 1875 | commander 4th Waikato Militia. Came into Hamilton in 1961/62. |
Scotland Place | 1962 | D. Sommerville | owner's homeland | |
Silverdale Road | 1943/1962 | HCC | Silverdale Farms, owned by Captain C.A. Davis. | renamed Knighton Ave 1962 |
Somme Crescent | 1957 | LBJ and D. Hintz | WW1 Battle of the Somme | |
Sutton Crescent | 1957 | C.S. Sutton | eponymous | |
Tarbett Road | 1937 | S. Tarbett Clements | eponymous | |
Tralee Place | 1958 | D.B. Flynn | ||
Vectis Road | 1950 | R.W. Forster | a business he owned Vectis Dairy, Victoria St | |
Vesty Avenue | 1960 | G.J. Carrington | Vesty Thomas, a friend of his father | |
Vine Street | 1954 | S. Martelletti | ||
Vista Terrace | 1961 | Hogarth and Littlewood |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Alford Place | ||||
Ashington Gr | ||||
Ashmore Court | ||||
Ashton Way | ||||
Ashwick Terr | ||||
Aspen Court | ||||
Azure Place | 2002 | Huntington Park | colour | |
Badminton Ct | ||||
Ballantrae Pl | ||||
Barrington Dr | ||||
Barwick Place | ||||
Bayswater Ct | 2001 | Chedworth/Grasshopper Joint Venture | ||
Belgrave Court | 2001 | Chedworth/Grasshopper Joint Venture | ||
Bishopsworth Way | ||||
Borman Road | previous owner of Borman Farm, Mary Elizabeth Grey Borman | |||
Bowery Lane | ||||
Braedan Lane | ||||
Briar Rose Crt | ||||
Buchanan Pl | 2002 | Somerset Heights Joint Venture | classical English names | |
Camberley Way | ||||
Castlewold Pl | ||||
Chalgrove Rd | ||||
Christobel Ccle | ||||
Cleeve Close | ||||
Cole Thomas Pl | ||||
Compton Grove | ||||
Connor Court | ||||
Cotswold Lane | ||||
Cranmore Ave | 2002 | Somerset Heights Joint Venture | English village | |
Darjon Drive | ||||
Eastridge Terr | ||||
Eddlewood Ct | ||||
Farleigh Close | ||||
Fasham Lane | ||||
Forge Street | ||||
Gibbston Close | ||||
Gordon Davies La | ||||
Gordonton Rd | ||||
Gracefield Pl | 2001 | Chedworth/Grasshopper Joint Venture | ||
Grasmere Court | 2001 | Chedworth/Grasshopper Joint Venture | ||
Hartford Terr | ||||
Haswell Place | ||||
Hatfield Way | ||||
Hawkridge Rise | ||||
Heathfield Ave | ||||
Helmsdale Crt | ||||
Henley Court | 2002 | Somerset Heights Joint Venture | English places | |
Holcroft Place | ||||
Holford Place | 2002 | Somerset Heights Joint Venture | English places | |
Huntington Dr | ||||
Jaemont Court | 2002 | Huntington Park | ||
Jarvis Court | ||||
Jaspers Way | ||||
Julie Court | ||||
Keswick Cres | ||||
Kingfisher Place | ||||
Kinnaird Place | ||||
Knapdale Mews | ||||
Landmark Ct | ||||
Langdale Court | ||||
Lavender Way | ||||
Limerick Lane | ||||
Margrain Close | ||||
Meadowbank Ct | ||||
Merlin Close | ||||
Millie Place | ||||
Montrose Crescent | ||||
New Borman Rd | ||||
Newbury Place | ||||
Oldfield Court | ||||
Oolong Court | ||||
Palliser Drive | ||||
Park Road | ||||
Parkside Drive | ||||
Parkwood Place | Chedworth/Grasshopper Joint Venture | |||
Peninsula Point | ||||
Pippa Lane | ||||
Plover Court | ||||
Porima Way | ||||
Portobello Way | Chedworth/Grasshopper Joint Venture | |||
Raddington Way | ||||
Raungawari Dr | 1999 | Tainui Development Ltd | Te Puea Hērangi's farm at Mercer | |
Ravenscourt Pl | Chedworth/Grasshopper Joint Venture | |||
Rembrandt Terr | Chedworth/Grasshopper Joint Venture | |||
Rene Way | ||||
Rhys Avenue | ||||
Rose Lane | ||||
Rosewood Court | ||||
Sexton Road | ||||
Shalimar Place | ||||
Shaun Lane | ||||
Shirley Place | ||||
Shrule Place | ||||
Somerton Drive | 2002 | Somerset Heights Joint Venture | English theme | |
Springside Crt | ||||
St James Drive | Chedworth/Grasshopper Joint Venture | St James's Park? | ||
Stanton Place | ||||
Stratford Place | Chedworth/Grasshopper Joint Venture | |||
Takapu Place | 1999 | Tainui Development Ltd | Takapu Ruha Ruha, a burial site next to Maurea Marae | |
Tallentire Crescent | ||||
Taunton Court | 2002 | Somerset Heights Joint Venture | English theme | |
Te Ironui Place | ||||
Te Manatu Drive | ||||
Te Puroa Place | 1999 | Tainui Development Ltd | Korokī Mahuta's Ngāruawāhia farm | |
Teafields Court | ||||
Teatree Close | ||||
Teaview Court | ||||
The Esplanade | 2002 | Huntington Park | “keep in line" with the other streets in this development | |
The Ford | ||||
The Peninsula | ||||
Trimmer Lane | ||||
Tupe Lane | ||||
Vermont Court | 2002/1936 | Huntington Park | ||
Waima Lane | ||||
Westbury Mews | 2002 | Somerset Heights Joint Venture | English classical names | |
Wiltshire Drive | /2012 | Chedworth/Grasshopper Joint Venture | ||
Winslow Court |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bollard Street | 1917 | Home Builders Ltd | Raglan MP, R.F. Bollard | |
Carey Street | 1920 | F.B. Jolly | Dr John Carey a pioneer | settler - lived at Forest Lake |
Churchill Ave | 1947 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Winston Churchill | part of Orakau Street until 1943, when it was reformed and renamed |
Darley Street | 1918 | NZ Home Builders Ltd | renamed Allen St 1939 by citizens, as there was another one | |
Denz Street | 1947 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Cr Jack Denz 1922–38, | 1944-65 |
Goldsmith St | 1911 | F. Jolly | a previous owner, | Harry Goldsmith, 1900. The other half of the street was called Victoria Rd |
Hinau Street | 1913 | J.F. Vercoe | native trees | |
Lafferty Street | 1913 | J.F. Vercoe | Cr Charles Lafferty | |
Maeroa Road | 1913 | J.F. Vercoe | suburb of Maeroa | |
Mātai Street | 1913 | J.F. Vercoe | native trees | |
Miro Street | 1913 | J.F. Vercoe | native trees? | |
Murray Street | 1918 | New Zealand Home Builders | ||
Rata Street | 1913 | J.F. Vercoe | native trees | |
Rimu Street | 1913 | J.F. Vercoe | native trees | In 1913 the road only ran from Maeroa Rd to Roach St |
Roach Street | 1913 | Waikato Hospital Board | part of Dudley Street was renamed in 1926 | |
Stokes Crescent | 1947 | Housing Corp. & HCC | ||
Windsor Road | 1917 | New Zealand Home Builders | Windsor Castle? |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Amber Lane | ||||
Beatty Street | 1955 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero, David Beatty, 1st Earl Beatty | |
Bremridge Pl | 1971 | Deanwell Properties | ||
Catalina Drive | ||||
Clow Place | ||||
Collins Road | 1938 | Collins family | eponymous | |
Corrin Crescent | 1954-5 | L.A.M. Fauverbier | son, Corrin Fauverbier | |
Corsair Place | ||||
Coventry Road | 1974 | A.G. Smith | industrial city | Muldoon St was considered but rejected as inappropriate |
Crescent Court | 1975 | Craftmaster Homes Ltd | ||
Cricket Place | 1967 | Kingsway Land | ||
Dowding Street | 1949 | Housing Corp. & HCC | ||
Filmer Place | 1968-9 | Paramount Builders Ltd | Dr D.J. Filmer, Animal Research Division | acting director, Department of Agriculture |
Gallagher Drive | ||||
Gardenia Close | 2001 | Grasshopper Properties | garden plants | |
Grevillea Place | 2001 | Grasshopper Properties | garden plants | |
Guy Place | 1968 | Archie Mason, | owner's son | Pty Homes/Parkdale Development Co |
Harvard Court | ||||
Heather Place | 1959 | J.B. Vivian, | daughter, Heather | R.L.C. Lockhart & C.F. Brunskill |
Jones Crescent | 1955 | E.G. Jones | eponymous | |
Katherine Place | 1971 | Deanwell Properties | daughter of T. Peppers | |
Kittyhawk Place | ||||
Lancewood Ave | 1969 | Davies and Marshall, Paramount Builders | tree | |
Langdon Lane | Charles (Martin) Langdon, a | real estate agent | ||
Lilac Street | 1971 | Deanwell Properties | Lilac flower? | |
Lorne Street | 1955 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero, Lorne Maclaine Campbell? | |
Mahoe Street | 1920s c | crown grant | tree | first street in Melville |
Matthews Cres | 1960 | Kingsway Lands Ltd & Hyde Real Estate | Alan Matthews, Matthews | |
Minifie Avenue | 1960 | Kingsway Lands Ltd & Hyde Real Estate | an employee | |
Mount View Rd | 1963 | A.C. Smith | view of Pirongia Mountain | |
Normandy Ave | 1904c | Housing Corp. & HCC | war theme | renamed Western Lea Rd officially 1949 |
Odette Street | 1959 | Housing Corp. & HCC | war hero, Odette Hallowes | |
Pollen Crescent | 1957 | A.J. Fisk | Fisk was a beekeeper hence pollen | Fisk was also the ex-president of the Hamilton Historical Society |
Priscilla Place | 1963 | Kingsway Lands | daughter, Priscilla Matthews | |
Prisk Street | 1963 | A.C. Smith | previous owner, Ben Prisk | |
Purcell Place | ||||
Richardson Road | 1958 | H.E. Corbett | previous owner, Ron Richardson | |
Silkwood Lane | ||||
Stewart Place | 1961 | A.J. Thompson, D.M. Thompson and N.G. Stewart | eponymous | |
Sundown Crescent | 1963 | Kingsway Homes Ltd | ||
Tawa Street | 1913 | J.F. Vercoe | native trees | |
Thorburn Court | ||||
Thornton Place | 1963 | A.C. Smith | Thornton J. Palmer HCC engineer | |
Unity Lane | ||||
Urlich Avenue | 1956 | K.U. and L.U. Tomin & E.A. Lambert | relative, Clem Urlich | |
Vivian Street | 1967 | Housing Corp. & HCC | a previous owner, J.B. Vivian | |
Windleborn Lane | ||||
Yvonne Street | 1965 | Kingsway Lands Ltd | Yvonne an employee |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Aileen Place | ||||
Aintree Street | ||||
Aldershot Pl | 1997 | Thornton Estates Ltd | English places | |
Antrim Place | 1998 | Totara Homes | ||
Arkle Place | 1972-3 | Emily, Bruce Arkle & H.J. Holmes | eponymous? | |
Arundel Place | 1997 | Thornton Estates Ltd | English places | |
Atlantic Street | 1973 | C.F.B. Coker, Housing Corpn | ||
Avalon Drive | 1919c [30] [31] | In the early 1960s, a Mr Watson offered £1 prize to rename Norton Road Extension | The winning name was suggested by a visiting Auckland woman | The arterial road was originally named Norton Rd Extension to Rotokauri Rd. Avalon was shown on a map dated August 1963 [32] |
Bartholomew D | ||||
Baverstock Rd | ||||
Beatrice Place | ||||
Ben Lomond Pl | ||||
Ben Nevis Pl | ||||
Bishops Lane | 1978 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Catholic Bishop of Auckland registered owner | |
Blomfield St | 1976 | Elliott Lands Ltd & Lugton Lands | Plunket Society president Dorothy Constance Blomfield | |
Bradley Place | 1976 | Elliott Lands Ltd & Lugton Lands | a previous owner | |
Breckons Ave | 1914 | E. Breckon | eponymous | |
Brightwell Pl | ||||
Bruton Place | ||||
Carew Street | 01/04/76 | Bruce Lugton, Lugton Lands | ||
Caulfield Green | ||||
Caulfield Place | ||||
Clancy Place | 1976 | Pat Clancy, Paramount Builders Ltd | eponymous | |
Crawshaw Dr | ||||
David Street | 1969 | Elliott Lands Ltd | David Lugton, son of Bruce Lugton | |
David Street | ||||
Derby Street | ||||
Dominion Road | 1914 | J. Thornes | ||
Dorchester Pl | 1997 | Thornton Estates Ltd | English places | |
Durham Street | 1973 | Holmes Estates | theme of British castles | |
Enfield Street | 1974 | Paramount Builders | ||
Flemington Pl | ||||
Gilchrist Street | ||||
Glenburn Place | ||||
Glencoe Place | ||||
Glenorchy Pl | ||||
Grandview Rd | 1912 | crown grant HCC | ||
Grange Avenue | 1974 | Alf Steele, Peerless Homes Ltd | out of a book | |
Hadrians Way | 1997 | Thornton Estates Ltd | English places | |
Hamblyn Cres | 1964 | Bruce Lugton of Lugton Land | Kim Hamblyn, Auckland friend | & Elliot Lands Ltd |
Highbury Place | 1997 | Thornton Estates Ltd | English places | |
Hollinger Pl | ||||
Holmes Street | 1972 | Bruce Lugton & Holmes family | eponymous | |
Hyde Avenue | 1974 | Elliott Lands Ltd & Lugton Lands | associate, Lindsay Hyde | |
Inveraray Pl | ||||
Jack Rise | ||||
Johannes Ct | 1978 | HCC | the owner, Johannes Overwater | |
Karaka Street | 1913 | A Newby and Holmes | tree | renamed Tawa St 1951 Waipā CC special order |
Kentucky Cres | ||||
Kim Lane | ||||
Kourataki Rd | ||||
Leyton Place | 1972 | O.C. & M.M. Elliott | Leyton Elliott, of Elliott Lands | |
Lindsay Cres | 1974 | Elliott Lands Ltd | associate, Lindsay Hyde | |
Livingstone Av | 1916 | J. Livingstone | eponymous | |
Lloyd Drive | ||||
Lochinver Dr | ||||
Lugton Street | 1968 | Hamilton Industrial Estates, | Bruce Lugton director | |
Lynbrae Court | ||||
Magnolia Cres | 1974 | A.N. Ferguson | ||
Manawaroa Cl | ||||
McKinley Pl | 1978 | R.B. & J.G. Lugton & J.S. Hutchison | a previous owner | |
Melfort Place | ||||
Metro Avenue | ||||
Millar Place | 1974 | Bruce Lugton | General Manager of | Bartholomew Timber Co. Also Elliott Lands Ltd |
Mooney Street | 1968 | Bruce Lugton | a Lugton Lands secretary nicknamed Mooney | and Hamilton Industrial Este |
Myrlene Place | ||||
Norman Street | 1956-60/ 1975 | W.H. Pinn Ltd | Norman J. Holden | |
Northview La | 1975 | A.N. Ferguson and I.W. Walker | northerly view? | |
Nyanza Street | 1916 | J. Livingstone | ||
Oak Avenue | 1914 | J. Thornes | ||
Odlin Crescent | 1974 | Prestige Homes Ltd | ||
Olive Place | 1977 | Lugton Land, Beerescourt Investments Ltd | wife of Lindsay Hyde | Worker Place was rejected by HCC |
Olly Close | ||||
Penney Green | ||||
Pringle Place | ||||
Prior Place | 1974 | Bruce Lugton of Lugton Lands | Cr Prior who was also the accountant for | Elliott Lands |
Pukaki Place | ||||
Puriri Street | 1913 | A Newby and Holmes | native trees | renamed Rata St 1951 Waipā CC special order |
Rawene Street | 1913 | A Newby and Holmes | native trees | renamed Rimu St 1951 Waipā CC special order |
Reuben Place | ||||
Rochester Pl | ||||
Rosehill Place | ||||
Roy Street | 1956 | Norman Holden | a friend and associate Roy Kemp | |
Sandhurst Pl | 1997 | Thornton Estates Ltd | English places | |
Shannon Place | ||||
Simon Place | 1974 | Simon Perry, Perclo Developments | eponymous | |
Stable Lane | ||||
Sunnyside Rd | 1913 | J. Thornes | ||
Tamar Place | 1978 | HCC | 1918 owner, Tamar Amy Thomas | |
Tekapo Road | ||||
Thode Place | 1970 | Bruce Lugton, Elliott Lands | Kim Thode friend | |
Twickenham Pl | 1997 | Thornton Estates Ltd | English places | |
Velma Cres | 1964 | Elliott Lands Ltd | someone in Elliott family? Bruce Lugton could not recall why, | but probably after HCC rejected Lamond St |
Vernall Street | 1956 | Lugton Lands | Roy Vernall associate | |
Waimarie St | 1916 | J. Livingstone | waimarie = good fortune, lucky | |
Wall Street | 1913/1964 | A.J. Thornes | renamed Park Ave 1964 by Mrs M.C. McKinley | |
Warwickson L | ||||
Wembley Cl | 1977 | Thornton Estates Ltd | English places | |
Wexford Rise | ||||
Whinfell Lane | 1999 | E. Mills | where owner is from | Also his mother's middle name. |
Wimbledon Cl | 1997 | Thornton Estates Ltd | English classical appearance, ageless with | English names |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Ash Place | 1976 | Peerless Homes Ltd | nature theme, Ash tree | |
Ash urst Avenue | 1969 | Taupo Totara Timber Co | tree, forest, nature | original owner's name O'Connell, hence the name, O'Connell block |
Balmerino Cres | ||||
Camden Place | ||||
Challinor Street | 1969 | R. Challinor Clough, | eponymous | Builders Land Services |
Chanan Place | parents of owner, | Chanan Singh and Kaur. Renamed Tariki Place by the owners | ||
Cherrywood St | 1977 | Taupo Totara Timber Co | tree | |
Chestnut Place | 1977 | Taupo Totara Timber Co | tree | |
Church Road | 1945-50 | Cr Church, Waipā CC 1945 | ||
Clematis Ave | 1969-70 | Builders Land Services Ltd | tree | |
Cottage Lane | ||||
Cullimore St | 1974 | Peerless Homes Ltd | Bert Cullimore field staff | chief for the Housing Corporation |
Cypress Cres | 1976 | Peerless Homes Ltd | tree | |
Eagle Way | ||||
Elmwood Cres | 1973 | Taupo Totara Timber Co | tree | |
Emma Place | ||||
Frost Place | 1974 | Peerless Homes Ltd | purchased from Frost Trust | |
Fuchsia Avenue | 1971 | Builders Land Services Ltd | tree | |
Highland Drive | 1974 | Alf Steele, Peerless Homes Ltd | ||
Horoeka Court | 1978 | Paramount Builders Ltd | native trees | |
Houhere Place | 1971 | Builders Land Services Ltd | native trees | |
Jean Place | ||||
Judena Place | ||||
Kaimiro Street | ||||
Kapuni Street | gas fields? | |||
Karewa Place | 2002 | Wairere Drive Ppties Ltd | Karewa Island, Bay of Plenty | |
Kohekohe Pl | 1971 | Builders Land Services Ltd | tree | |
Kupe Place | 1999 | Grasshopper Developments Ltd | gas fields | |
Lickfold Lane | ||||
Mānuka Street | 1974 | Builders Land Services Ltd | native trees | and Peerless Homes Ltd |
Matipo Cres | 1976 | Brian Perry | native trees | |
Maui Street | 1999 | Grasshopper Developments Ltd | gas fields | |
McKee Street | 1999 | Grasshopper Developments Ltd | gas & oil field | |
Meadow View La | ||||
Millthorpe Cres | ||||
Moreland Avenue | ||||
Moverley Place | ||||
Ngaio Place | 1977 | Builders Land Services Ltd | native trees | |
Nikau Place | 1975 | D.T. Morrow & Builders Land Services | native trees | |
Norfolk Place | 1975 | Peerless Homes Ltd | Norfolk Pine Tree | |
O'Connell Court | 1977 | Housing Corp. & HCC | the owner, Mr O'Connell | |
Oak field Cres | 1973 | Taupo Totara Timber Co | tree | |
Pohutukawa Dr | 1971 | Builders Land Services Ltd | native trees | |
Pukete Road | 1969-70c | Builders Land Services Ltd | old parish of Pukete | |
River Oaks Place | ||||
Ronald Court | ||||
Sequoia Place | ||||
Sherwood Drive | 1969 | Taupo Totara Timber Co | Sherwood Forest theme | |
Sycamore Place | 1977 | Taupo Totara Timber Co | tree | |
Taksan Place | ||||
Tanekaha Place | 1971 | Builders Land Services Ltd | native trees | |
Titoki Place | 1973 | Builders Land Services Ltd | native trees | |
Totara Drive | 1969 | Taupo Totara Timber Co | native trees | |
Tupelo Street | ||||
Willowfield Pl | 1977 | Taupo Totara Timber Co | nearby willow field |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Brookview Ct | 1975 | Apollo Building Association Soc Ltd | view of a brook | |
Clements Cres | 1965 | K&CM MacDonald | Mrs K. MacDonald's | family, who owned land in Rototuna |
Colman Street | 1963 | Mrs Constance Jary | renamed because of other Thomas Roads | |
Constance St | 1951-8 | Herbert Jary | a previous owner, | Mrs Constance Jary |
Glen Lynne Ave | 1965 | K. & C.M Macdonald | Clement's family home | sold to Gerrand Homes Ltd |
Laurence Street | ||||
McDowall Place | 1969 | McDowall, Lynbrae Lands Ltd | eponymous | |
McInnes Place | 1965 | K.M. McDonald | McDonald ancestral home | |
Paulette Place | 1964 | Rossiter Investments Ltd | ||
Portree Place | 1974 | K. & C.M. McDonald | McDonald ancestral home | |
Pulham Crescent | 1965 | Gerrard of Gerrard Homes, developer. K. & C.M. McDonald | employee of company | |
Queenwood Ave | 1956 | Constance Jary | named after the area | renamed Constance Avenue 1969 |
Samuel Place | 1965 | Ken MacDonald | Samuel Clements | |
Tauhara Drive | 1965 | Mr Ridant of Tauhara Properties Ltd | eponymous |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Balfour Cres | 1963 | D.M. McKenzie | Balfour family, English | friends |
Callard Place | 1961 | Edgar Bowden Callard | eponymous | he ran a photography shop |
Chesterman Rd | 1962 | D.M. McKenzie | Waikato CC planner | Herbert Edward Chesterman |
County Cres | ||||
Geoffrey Place | ||||
Howell Avenue | 1962 | D.M. McKenzie | Reginald George Howell, | Waikato CC engineer |
Hudson Court | ||||
Hudson Street | 1968 | D.M. McKenzie | WWII plane | |
Louise Place | 1973 | D.M. McKenzie | granddaughter | |
Malcolm Street | 1973 | D.M. McKenzie | son, Malcolm McKenzie | |
Mexted Place | ||||
Norma Place | 1963 | D.M. McKenzie | sister, Norma McKenzie | |
Olympia Place | 1963 | D.M. McKenzie | went to Tokyo Olympics | |
Sheriff Place | 1973 | D.M. McKenzie | horse | |
Silva Crescent | 1968 | D.M. McKenzie | horse |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Brymer Road | 1967 | suggested by residents | Brymer a property owner | & Cr G.A.Lee. Renamed Hamilton Boundary Rd by special order of Waipā CC |
Errol Close | ||||
Exelby Road | 1967 | chosen by residents | renamed Newcastle Boundary Rd by special order of Waipā CC | |
Hapori Avenue | ||||
Hapu Avenue | ||||
Iwi Road | ||||
Kawariki Drive | ||||
Lee Road | 1930-40 | Lee family | eponymous | |
Mana Drive | ||||
Patatee Terrace | ||||
Pukenga Avenue | ||||
Rengarenga Close | ||||
Rotokauri Road | 1880s | Waipā CC | Lake Rotokauri is nearby | |
Taiatea Drive | ||||
Wairua Avenue | ||||
Whakapono Ave | ||||
Whanau Avenue |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Abbie Lane | ||||
Acton Vale | 2002 | Grosvenor Park Ltd | in line with Grosvenor Park names | |
Alconbury Dr | 1999 | Grosvenor Park Ltd | English places | |
Alderwick Place | ||||
Allgood Place | ||||
Apollo Place | ||||
Aquila Crescent | ||||
Arahi Place | ||||
Arista Way | ||||
Arlington Court | 2002 | Grosvenor Park Ltd | theme of Grosvenor Park | |
Astelia Lane | ||||
Aylesbury Court | 1999 | CDL Land NZ Ltd | English Theme | |
Benjamin Ave | ||||
Bircham Rise | ||||
Blairgowrie Pl | ||||
Bourn Brook Av | ||||
Bramley Drive | ||||
Bramley Mews | ||||
Brunswick Pl | 1999 | Grosvenor Park Ltd | classical English names | |
Buckingham Pl | ||||
Burgundy Crt | ||||
Burleigh Place | ||||
Cabernet Close | ||||
Cadman Court | ||||
Cairns Cres | 1998 | Bramley Ltd | family name | |
Callum Brae Dr | ||||
Callum Court | 2000 | Bramley Ltd | Scottish names | |
Capricorn Place | ||||
Carisbrook Pl | ||||
Cate Road | 1916 | W. Cate | eponymous | legalised in 1920 by HCC |
Caversham Dr | ||||
Chadwick Place | ||||
Chapel Hill | 1997 | Hillcrest Chapel Trust | plans to build a chapel on the corner. Also A A Pattesen | |
Chartwell Glen | ||||
Chatham Place | ||||
Chatswood Pl | ||||
Cherie Close | 2001 | Callum Brae | theme of Scottish names | |
Chesham Street | ||||
Chesterfield Pl | 1998 | Grasshopper Properties | English places | |
Coleraine Drive | 2001 | Rototuna Lands | owner is a wine connoisseur | |
Cranbrook Pl | 1999 | Grosvenor Park Ltd | English places | |
Cranmer Close | 1999 | CDL Land NZ Ltd | English theme. | |
Dingwall Court | 1998 | Dingwall's, Bramley Ltd | eponymous, | |
Drumfearn Pl | 1998 | Bramley Ltd | employee's name | |
Dugald Court | ||||
Ebony Court | ||||
Eden park Drive | 1999 | Eden Park Ltd | religious belief | |
Faber Place | ||||
Farnham Close | 1999 | Grosvenor Park Ltd | English places | |
Farringdon Ave | 1999 | CDL Land NZ Ltd | English theme | |
Fencourt Place | ||||
Fendalton Drive | ||||
Fergy Place | ||||
Flora Way | 1999 | Flora family, owned Bramley Ltd | eponymous | |
Foxbury Court | ||||
Galahad Court | ||||
Gavin Heights | 2001 | Callum Brae | Scottish names | |
Gilbert Court | Bramley Ltd | an employee | ||
Glen Cree Ave | ||||
Glengoyne Pl | 2001 | On-Line Developments, | Scottish names, Glengoyne Distillery | |
Glenwarrick Ct | Bramley Ltd | Scottish sounding names | Callum Brae | |
Glyll Close | 2012 | 28/1/2012 still in the planning stage | ||
Grace Avenue | 1999 | Eden Park Ltd | religious belief | |
Greenough Pl | ||||
Greenwich Pl | 1997 | Grasshopper Properties | English places, Greenwich | |
Grenache Place | ||||
Gresham Place | 1999 | CDL Land NZ Ltd | English theme, | Gresham College |
Grosvenor Pl | ||||
Guildford Place | 1998 | Grasshopper Properties | English places, Guildford | |
Haddonstone A | ||||
Hampstead Wy | 1999 | Grosvenor Park Ltd | English places - well known | |
Harwich Court | 1998 | Grasshopper Properties | English places, Harwich | |
Hector Drive | ||||
Hemsby Place | ||||
Highgate | ||||
Holly Place | ||||
Iain Court | 2000 | Iain family, | eponymous | Callum Brae Development |
Innswood Place | 1999 | CDL Land New Zealand Ltd | English places | |
Jane Way | ||||
Jennian Avenue | ||||
Johnnybro Pl | ||||
Johnsfield Pl | 1998 | Waipuna Developments | a previous owner, John Thompson | |
Keerangi Place | ||||
Kenneth Place | ||||
Kilmuir Place | 1999 | Bramley Ltd | developer's family | |
Kimbrae Drive | ||||
Kingsbury Crt | 2001 | CDL Land NZ Ltd | English theme | |
Kirk Close | 2002 | Bramley Ltd | church is adjacent | |
Kowaro Street | ||||
Lansbury Court | 1999 | CDL Land NZ Ltd | English theme. Lansbury Estate, or George Lansbury? | |
Lavenham Pl | 1999 | Grosvenor Park Ltd | English places? | |
Lockhart Place | 2001 | On-line Developments | used internet to find Scottish names | |
Maanihi Drive | ||||
Macarthur Mws | ||||
MacCallum Ct | 2001 | On-Line Developments | used internet to find Scottish names | |
Maidstone Pl | 1998 | Grasshopper Properties | English places | |
Malbec Place | ||||
McKenzie Place | 2001 | Tranz Group Ltd.- | Scottish theme | Saxon Woods Development |
McLeod Mews | ||||
Mercury Court | ||||
Merivale Court | ||||
Merlot Place | 2001 | Rototuna Lands | connoisseur of wine | |
Micah Place | ||||
Mickelson Ave | ||||
Miers Glade | 1999 | CDL Land NZ Ltd | English places. Miers Glade was named because it sounds English | |
Moonlight Drive | ||||
Mosslea Court | ||||
Nielsen Gardens | 19971977 | Tranz Group | a previous owner | |
North City Road | ||||
North Ridge Drive | ||||
Northmeadow Dr | 1999 | Rototuna One Ltd | "meadow-like" feel | |
Oakmont Place | ||||
Paiaka Place | ||||
Piwakawaka Court | ||||
Platina Place | ||||
Raupo Place | ||||
Raupo Place | ||||
Repoiti Court | ||||
Reponui Court | ||||
Resolution Drive | ||||
Rewiti Lane | ||||
Roderick Place | 1999 | Bromley Ltd | family name | |
Rototuna Road | 1907 | Waikato CC | Lake Tunawhakapeka,Whakapeka or Rototuna. | renamed Rototuna School Rd on 10 November 1982 |
San Clemento Way | ||||
San Marco Lane | ||||
Sandowne Close | ||||
Sarah Court | ||||
Satchmo Place | ||||
Savannah Place | ||||
Saxon Woods Dr | 2001 | Saxon Woods Development | eponymous | |
Shiraz Place | ||||
Sovereign Isle Lane | ||||
Sovereign Place | 1999 | Eden Park Ltd | religious belief | |
Stanfield Court | ||||
Strathconnan | 1999 | Bramley Ltd | family names | |
Strathmore Drive | 2001 | On-Line Developments | Scottish names | |
Sudbury Court | 1999 | Grosvenor Park Ltd | English places | |
Swan Lane | ||||
Tarrango Way | ||||
The Palms | ||||
Thomas Road | 1900 | Frederick William Thomas | eponymous | |
Tiro Place | ||||
Tokerau Drive | ||||
Turakina Rise | ||||
Turnbury Court | ||||
Vereker Court | ||||
Waikaka Place | ||||
Waipuna Place | 1996 | Waipuna Developments Ltd | eponymous? | |
Waireka Road | ||||
Waitihi Way | ||||
Wakefield Place | ||||
Watford Place | ||||
Welwyn Place | ||||
Wentworth Drive | 1999 | CDL Land NZ Ltd | English theme | |
Wessex Place | ||||
Westminster Pl | 2002 | English classical appearance | ||
Whistler Close | ||||
Whitford Place | ||||
Whitney Place | ||||
Wichford Place | ||||
Winchester Place | ||||
Windermere Rise | 1996 | Waipuna Developments | ||
Woburn Court | ||||
Woodham Place | 1999 | CDL Land NZ Ltd | English theme | |
Worcester Drive | 1998 | Grasshopper Properties | English classical appearance, ageless with English names | |
Wychbury Court | 1999 | CDL Land NZ Ltd | English theme | |
Wynona Way |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Archer Court | 2001 | Sherwoodvale II | Sherwood Forest theme | |
Bisley Road | 1952 | Cr A.M. Bisley | eponymous | |
May Street | 1965-66c | M.E. Brough | month of May? | |
Ruakura Road | crown grant | farm on an 1879 Survey Map | Captain William Steele 4th Waikato Militia was given grant |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Arcus Street | Don Arcus, chairman and lawyer | |||
Ashley Street | 1974 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | board member, Ashley Taylor | |
Beadle Place | ||||
Bowen Place | 1970 | Bartholomew Timbers | governor, George Ferguson Bowen | The original suggestion was Kelburn Pl |
Braid Road | 1926 | Waiopehu Levin Land Co | ||
Brough Place | 1972 | D.T. Morrow, | Brough, one of Peerless Homes Ltd directors | |
Bryant Road | 1966 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Daniel Vickery Bryant | |
Burn-Murdoch St | 1974 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | board member, Burn-Murdoch | |
Cattanach St | 1974 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | chair - Rev Duncan Cattanach Presbyterian minister | |
Cecil Street | 1966 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | trust member, Cecil D. Bryant | |
Clarkson Close | ||||
Cotton Street | 1959 | K.B. McKenzie | ||
Croall Crescent | 1966 | Housing Corp. & HCC | mayoral candidate Cr Charles Croall 1944 owned | Croall Construction Ltd. Died fishing at Raglan, aged 70 |
Dallinger Street | 1974 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | Pat Dallinger, matron of Mary Bryant Nursery | |
Delamare Road | 1966 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | Frederick Archibald de la Mare, lawyer and trustee | Officially named in 1974 |
Dover Road | 1956 | R.E Littlejohn | Dover | |
Duncan Road | 1926 | Waiopehu Levin Land | development by A.D. Murray | in 1962 when it got its legal name |
Edwin Street | 1968 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | Allen Edwin Bryant, a trustee | |
English Street | 1965 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | Board member, R.F. English | |
Forsyth Street | 1951 | E.G. Meynett | renamed Tiri Avenue by the owner in 1971 | |
Garland Drive | ||||
Glading Place | 1967 | St Andrews Properties | golf, NZPGA champion, Bob Glading | Another name suggested for this street was Links View Place |
Glasgow Street | 1939 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Governor-generals, Rt. Hon Earl of Glasgow | |
Golf Grove | 1966 | Public Trustees and Davies | golf course adjacent | |
Grassy Downs Pl | 1978 | D.V. Bryant Trust | C.D. Bryant's farm was Grassy Down | |
Gudex Court | 1966 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Micheal Christian Gudex, botanist and teacher | |
Hampton Place | 1960 | K.B. McKenzie | Colin Hampton built a house on the new street | |
Heath Street | 1913 | Owen Brothers | eponymous | an Owen Brother was called Heath |
Hilton Road | 1913 | Owen Brothers | ||
Hugh Place | 1967 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | Dr Hugh Douglas, board member | |
Jamieson Cres | 1966 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Macandrew Jamieson, kindergarten? | |
Kingsley Street | 1959-60 | F.W. Danrell | his nephew, Kingsley Danrell | |
Larnach Street | 1966 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | trustee Campbell Larnach Macdiarmid | |
Maahutaupeke Pl | ||||
Madill Road | 1952/1974 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | P. Madill, one of the original trustees | |
Mangakoea Pl | ||||
Marnane Terr | 1965 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | trust board member, Jack Marnane | |
Mears Road | 1965 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | Ian Mears, involved with trust board | & solicitor Macdiarmid, Mears and Grey |
Minchin Cres | 1939 | A. Minchin | residents since 1900. Developed to prevent government taking it | |
Morrow Avenue | 1970 | D.T. Morrow | eponymous | |
Perclo Place | 1969 | C.S. Ryan, | eponymous | also Perclo Developments Ltd |
Sandwich Road | 1926 | Waiopehu Levin Land Co Ltd | golf courses, personalities or towns? | Royal St George Golf Club, Sandwich |
Seamer Place | 1966 | Housing Corp. & HCC | Arthur John Seamer, Māori Methodist Minister in Hamilton | |
St Andrews Terr | 1916 | H.T. Gillies | St Andrews Church | |
Taylor Terrace | 1913 | Waiopehu Levin Land Co | ||
Waiwherowhero Dr | ||||
Warwick Avenue | 1958 | Housing Corp. & HCC | theme of British castles | |
Wilfred Street | 1968 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | D. Wilfred Arcus, chairman of the trust, starting in 1968 |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Ashbury Ave | 1963 | McLachlan, Chartwell Properties Ltd | suggestion of one of Chartwell Properties sales staff | |
Barrie Crescent | 1963-4 | T.P. Baron, Silverdale | youngest son of Mrs L.H. Fraser, an original partner | |
Berkley Avenue | 1962 | Hamilton Investment | ||
Beverley Cres | 1962 | Hamilton Investment Corporation | resident on street, Beverley Wooley. | Previous owners, the Mullaine family |
Burwood Place | 1963 | McLachlan, Chartwell Properties Ltd | staff member's father migrated from Burwood. | |
Carlson Cres | 1963 | McLachlan, Chartwell Properties Ltd | a previous owner, A.C. Carlson | |
Carrington Ave | 1960 | G.J. Carrington | eponymous | |
Chelmsford St | 1963 | Silverdale Farms Ltd | original partner's home of Lloyd H. Fraser | |
Cranwell Place | 1963 | D.M. McKenzie | RAF Cranwell WWII Training | School he attended |
Crosher Place | 1975 | Housing Corp. & HCC | a MoW landscape officer who developed a nursery and kept the remaining trees | |
Dalesford St | 1963-4 | Silverdale Farms Ltd | Mrs LH Fraser's family home | |
Eton Drive | 1962 | Hamilton Investment Cn | a previous owner, Mullaine family | |
Gazeley Avenue | 1963 | G.J. Carrington | horse | |
Leeds Street | 1964 | T.P. Baron, Silverdale Farms Ltd | Mrs T.P. Baron's birthplace | |
Linthorpe Place | 1963 | D.M. McKenzie | WWII posting | |
Lysander Place | 1963 | D.M. McKenzie | Lysander he had flown | |
Mansel Avenue | 1930 | E. Mansel | eponymous? | |
Morrinsville Rd | dedicated by Waikato CC | goes to Morrinsville | ||
Morris Road | 1961 | Paramount Industries Ltd | ||
Nevada Road | 1963 | T.P. Baron, Silverdale Farms Ltd | family home | |
Pryce Place | 1963 | T.P. Baron, Silverdale Farms Ltd | an employee Roderick Pryce | |
Regent Street | 1963 | McLachlan, Chartwell Properties Ltd | English name | A.C. Carlson early owner |
Sheridan Street | 1963 | T.P. Baron, Silverdale Farms Ltd | Bruce Sheridan, a senior partner in an accounting firm | |
Southsea Crescent | 1963-4 | T.P. Baron, Silverdale Farms Ltd | owner's birthplace | |
Willow Road | 1961 | Paramount Land Development Co | willow trees that line the road? | |
Yorkshire Road | 1964 | T.P. Baron, Silverdale Farms Ltd | wife Joan Baron's home county, |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Akoranga Road | ||||
Ann Michele St | 1956 | A.O. Murray | daughter | |
Arthur Porter D | ||||
Barnett Place | 1998 | Udy Family Trust | industrial park manager, Bryce Barnett | |
Brent Greig La | ||||
Bristol Place | 1966 | Damarnic Development | English seaport. Peyton Place was the original suggestion | |
Chalmers Road | ||||
Clem Newby Rd | ||||
Crawford Street | 1968 | NZR | L. G. Crawford; born 23 January 1917; draughtsman, resident engineer. | Was part of Sunshine Ave [33] |
Daniel Place | 1974 | D.V. Bryant Trust | Daniel Vickery Bryant | & Holman Construction |
De Leeuw Place | 2002 | Workstore D'nts Ltd | Workstore Developments Ltd marketing manager De Leeuw | |
Doriemus Drive | ||||
Earthmover Crs | ||||
Euclid Avenue | 1959 | Motor Enterprises Ltd | Euclid, Ohio | |
Foreman Road | 1967 | Hamilton Industrial | a Hamilton Industrial Estates shareholder, Foreman family | |
Formation Dr | 1999 | B. Pohatu | RNZAF base | |
Gilbek Place | ||||
Home Straight | ||||
Hounsell Road | ||||
Kahu Crescent | ||||
Ken Browne Dr | ||||
Maahanga Drive | 2005c | replaced streets built 1948-50 as RNZAF married quarters | and named after WWII allied landings (Pacific Cres, Jacquinot St - Jacquinot Bay, Rendova St Rendova Island, Saigon St and Santos St) [34] | In places they remain [35] |
Mahana Road | 1951 | E.G. Meynett | ||
Mainstreet Pl | ||||
Manchester Pl | ||||
Mark Porter Wy | ||||
Maxwell Place | 1999 | Industrial Property Development Ltd | current owner | |
Minogue Drive | ||||
Norman Hayward Place | 1998 | Te Rapa Industrial Estate | developer's father-n-law | |
Norris Avenue | 1965 | Motor Enterprises Ltd | H.M. Norris, a solicitor and historian | |
Northpark Drive | ||||
Northway Street | 1970 | Damarnic Development Co | ||
Old Ruffle Road | came into the county in 1977 | this piece of the road was left after a new road to Te Rapa Rd. | Also still goes onto Te Rapa Rd | |
Parkinson Place | Parkinson family | eponymous | ||
Roger Kaui Place | ||||
Ruffell Road | 1910-1920 | officially came into Waipā 1977 | ||
Sheffield Street | 1966 | Damarnic Development Co | Sheffield | HCC rejected Coronation St |
Simsey Place | 2002 | Workstore Developments Ltd | their marketing agent | |
Sir Tristram Ave | 2001 | Waikato Racing Club | race horse from Sir Patrick Hogan's Cambridge stable | |
Sunshine Avenue | 1913 | J.W. Hopkins | ||
Tasman Road | 1967 | Hamilton Industrial Estates | Abel Tasman | Fullerton St was rejected by HCC |
Te Kowhai Road | ||||
Te Rapa Road | early 1900s | Suburb, Māori chief, marae? | renamed from Great South Rd in the 1950s by HCC | |
Te Wetini Drive | ||||
The Base Parade | 1999 | B. Pohatu | main entrance to Northgate | renamed Northgate Blvd |
The Boulevard | ||||
Udy Place | 1998 | Te Rapa Industrial Estate | owner of company | |
Vickery Street | 1963 | D.V. Bryant Trust Board | Daniel Vickery Bryant | |
Waterview Drive |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Boyack Drive | ||||
Cowley Drive | ||||
Deseret Road | ||||
Foster Road | ||||
Goodwin Terr | ||||
Market Street | ||||
Maynard Place | ||||
McKay Drive | ||||
Tuhikaramea Road | 1886/2012 | renamed Frankton-Pirongia Road 1910 by Waipā CC after W.S. Higgin's farm, Tuhikaramea | ||
Wade Lane | ||||
Wiser Place | ||||
Wood Road |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Country Lane | ||||
Ellicott Road | 1916 | renamed Forest Lake Extension by 1947 | ||
Greenfield Dr | ||||
Jefferson Hts | 1998 | Clearwood Developments Ltd | previous owner, | Jefferson family, on hill |
Newcastle Road | 1958 | crown grant | theme of castles | renamed Boundary Rd officially by Waipā CC in 1958 |
Palm Grove Dr | 1997 | Clearwood Developments Ltd | ||
Pampas Place | ||||
Parkview Avenue | ||||
Prospect Place | ||||
Silhouette Way | ||||
Strata View | ||||
Sunny Dale | ||||
Sunset Close | ||||
Tironui Terrace | ||||
West Ridge Dr | ||||
Western Hts Dr | ||||
Westview Place | 1998 | Clearwood Developments Ltd | westward facing |
Street name | Year | Named by owner | Named after | Other notes |
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Abbotsford St | 1864 | crown grant | ||
Charlemont St | 1864 | crown grant | Irish statesman? | James Caulfeild, 1st Earl of Charlemont |
Dillicar Street | 1940 | HCC | Cr W.W. Dillicar 1931-45 | |
Dinan Lane | ||||
Dyer Street | 1913 | crown grant | mayor Robert William Dyer? | |
Edgecumbe St | 1913 | crown grant | mayor George Edgecumbe | renamed Lower Mount Street in 1923 by HCC |
Gwynne Place | 1913 | crown grant HCC | Mrs Gwynne owned a hotel | and Cr R.J. Gwynne 1893-99 |
Hardley Street | 1911 | Hardley family were early settlers | eponymous | built houses on the street in 1900 |
Mill Lane | 1977 | HCC | parallel to Mill Street | |
Mill Street | 1907-8 [36] | renamed New St in 1929 by HCC. New St remained in Claudelands [37] | ||
Old Mill Street | ||||
Richmond Street | originally Cook St, was also former name of Bridge St | |||
Seddon Road | 1911 | F. Jolly | Richard Seddon | |
Stadium Lane | ||||
Teddy Street | 1940-5c | Cr E.J. "Teddy" Watkins | ||
Ulster Street | 1864 | crown grant | Ulster province in Ireland? | |
Willoughby St | 1864 | crown grant | Willoughby Shortland |
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