RAPIDLY BECOMING A CITY OF SKYSCRAPERS. —This comprehensive picture, taken from over the harbour yesterday, gives a wonderful idea of the growth of New Zealand's largest city. In the foreground, beyond the wharves, can be seen Quay and Customs Streets (with the railway running between them), Fort Street, and An zac Avenue. In the left distance is Prince’s Street, the University and Albert Park, with the Town Hall beyond it. The tall blocks of the main business area rise in the centre of the picture, and on the right, St. Matthew’s Church, THE SUN Office, and Freeman’s Bay can be distinguished.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 666, 18 May 1929, Page 30
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101RAPIDLY BECOMING A CITY OF SKYSCRAPERS.—This comprehensive picture, taken from over the harbour yesterday, gives a wonderful idea of the growth of New Zealand's largest city. In the foreground, beyond the wharves, can be seen Quay and Customs Streets (with the railway running between them), Fort Street, and An zac Avenue. In the left distance is Prince’s Street, the University and Albert Park, with the Town Hall beyond it. The tall blocks of the main business area rise in the centre of the picture, and on the right, St. Matthew’s Church, THE SUN Office, and Freeman’s Bay can be distinguished. Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 666, 18 May 1929, Page 30
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