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Appendix 1 ­ Historic Heritage Schedule 1.1 ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES SCHEDULE

The protection of historic heritage from inappropriate subdivision, use and development is a matter of national importance under Section 6(f) of the Act. Historic heritage includes archaeological sites and is therefore recognised as nationally important.

Sustainable management of archaeological sites encompasses the identification, retention and enhancement of heritage values for present and future generations. Archaeological sites carry forward a legacy and provide a story of historic heritage activity.

Historic heritage cannot be replicated or replaced, as it is a result of past human activity, and consequently is susceptible to any physical change that may reduce or destroy the qualities that contribute to its significance. Landowners may carry out activities that unwittingly damage heritage values, such as through additions and alterations to buildings or siting fences on archaeological sites.

The extent and significance of archaeological sites is developing, given that many parts of the District are yet to have an archaeological survey.

The 'item number' in the Schedule relates to an archaeological analysis by Dr Louise Furey. The item number is shown on the Overlay Planning Maps to identify the location, but not the spatial extent, of the archaeological site. The full spatial extent of archaeological sites is not always known as archaeological features are usually underground and not been completely studied. For this reason the archaeological sites are identified by an icon on the Planning Maps rather than an area. The rules in Section 31 Historic Heritage apply to any property identified by one or more archaeological icons on the Planning Maps.

All sites have a New Zealand Archaeological Association (NZAA) site number and some have a Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga (HNZPT) registration. More information about each site is also held on Council files.

Table 1 ­ Archaeological Sites Item number Overlay Archaeological site Location HNZPT NZAA planning map registration site number 1 18G Stone wharf and timber Ferry Landing Category 1 T11/613 (wharf); mill, Ferry Landing Wharf, Carpark Item 4675 T11/612 (timber Reserve, Road mill) 2 19B Site of early period of 28 to 31 Wigmore T11/326 Māori occupation, Crescent, Hahei Wigmore Stream Reserve, Hahei 3 24A Site of early period of 1, 29, 31, 35 Pye T11/115 Māori occupation, Hot Place, Hot Water Water Beach Beach 4 24 World War 2 radar 120 Radar Road, T11/856 station, Hot Water Hot Water Beach Beach 5 36 Large and prominent 66 Ferry Road, T12/571 pā adjacent to Hikutaia Hikutaia River

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Table 1 ­ Archaeological Sites Item number Overlay Archaeological site Location HNZPT NZAA planning map registration site number 6 13A Site of early Māori Kuaotunu T10/651 settlement (1350­1500) 7 23 Timber mill (1864­ 90 Camp Road, T11/1029 1888) Coroglen 8 (A17) 10 Webster's Trading Aropawa Bay, S11/888 Post and first Whanganui Island European settlement, Coromandel Harbour (1838) 9 12 Opera Point timber mill 1738 Whangapoua T10/721 complex Road, Whangapoua 10 35 Oruarangi, significant Bond Road, Wāhi tapu area T12/192 pā on Hauraki Plains Matatoki Item 7228 11 6A Otautu Pā with 61 Otautu Wharf S10/17, defensive ditches, pits Road, 257 Port S10/19, and terraces Jackson Road, S10/374 Otautu Bay 12 22 Browne's timber mill Mill Creek Road, T11/1028 Whitianga 13 35 Paterangi Pā Bond Road, Wāhi Tapu area T12/17 Matatoki Item 7228 14 31L Mataiwhetu Pā and State Highway Wāhi Tapu area T12/299, T12/300, Pukehue Pā 25A, Kirikiri Item 94 T12/1246 15 (A17) 15 Ship building site Woolshed Bay, S11/886; S11/887 Whanganui Island 16 18J Midden Cooks Beach T11/508 Recreation Reserve 17 29C Shell midden 35 Paku Drive, T11/62 Tairua 18 34F Early Māori settlement On foreshore north T12/3 site of Bond Road and Beach Road intersection, Whangamata 19 29K Shell midden Ohui Road, Ohui Category 2 T12/13, T12/575 Item 6271 20 34C Early 14th­ 15th century On foreshore T12/16 Māori settlement site adjacent to 127 Oratia Place, Onemana

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Table 1 ­ Archaeological Sites Item number Overlay Archaeological site Location HNZPT NZAA planning map registration site number 21 34B Site of multiple 420C Ohui Road, T12/20 occupation over a long Opoutere period of time 22 24B Pā and timber camp 222 Sailors Grave T11/312 (Pā), (European settlement) Road, Tairua T11/1024 (timber camp) 23 14, 14B Early Māori settlement Black Jack Road, Part Category 1 T10/160, T10/166, (Tahanga Environs) Opito Bay Item 9419 T10/172, T10/173, T10/175, T10/181, Part Wāhi Tapu T10/233, T10/234, area T10/235, T10/250, Item 9589 T10/400, T10/620, T10/855, T10/856, T10/857, T10/858, T10/999 24 13 Early Māori settlement Black Jack Road, T10/162, T10/163, and occupation Opito Bay T10/164, T10/222, T10/223, T10/657, T10/768 25 13 Interrelated sites Black Jack Road, T10/167, T10/168, occupied in first 200 Opito Bay T10/399, T10/784 years of Māori settlement

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1.2 SITES OF SIGNIFICANCE TO MᾹORI

The protection of historic heritage from inappropriate subdivision, use and development is a matter of national importance under Section 6(f) of the RMA. Sites of significance to Māori as a part of the District's historic heritage include wāhi tapu and are recognised as nationally important.

Sustainable management of sites of significance to Māori encompasses the identification, retention and enhancement of heritage values for present and future generations. Sites of significance to Māori carry forward a legacy and provide a story of historic heritage activity.

The extent and significance of sites of significance to Māori is developing, given that assessment is taking place through the Hauraki Treaty of Waitangi Settlement process and iwi groups are deciding which sites of significance they want to see protected in the Plan.

The identification of sites of significance to Māori provides the Council and the community with improved knowledge about sites that are historically and culturally significant to tāngata whenua.

Verification of sites can occur through information collected, collated and analysed from Māori Land Court records, Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga (HNZPT) assessment, the Hauraki Treaty of Waitangi Settlement process, the Waitangi Tribunal and other sources. The schedule of sites below may be increased over time as some tāngata whenua groups have indicated they would like more sites publicly identified and protected in the Plan.

The 'item number' is shown on the Overlay Planning Maps to identify the location, but not the spatial extent, of the sites of significance to Māori. The spatial extent of the sites of significance to Māori listed in Table 2 below (as at October 2013) are detailed in the New Zealand Heritage List/Rarangi Korero (the List) established under the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act 2014. The exception to this is the Waipapa wāhi tapu, whose spatial extent is shown in the Kopu to Thames Structure Plan (August 2010). The rules in Section 31 Historic Heritage apply within the extent identified in the List and Kopu to Thames Structure Plan. Any new sites to be added will also need to have their spatial extent defined, whether in the Plan or in a referenced document.

Table 2 ­ Sites of Significance to Māori Item number Overlay planning Sites of significance to Location HNZPT registration map Māori 1 10 Papaaroha wāhi tapu 382 Colville Road, 7464 Koputauaki Bay 2 14 Tahanga wāhi tapu 958 Black Jack Road, 9589 Opito Bay 3 18E Taputapuatea wāhi tapu Buffalo Beach Road, 9587 State Highway 25, Whitianga 4 26C Te Aputa Pa wāhi tapu Thames Coast Road, Te 7414 Puru 5 31B Te Apuranginui wāhi tapu Cnr Cochrane and Brown 7556 Street, Thames 6 31E Herewaka wāhi tapu 329 Parawai Road, 7599 Thames 7 31F Maramarahi wāhi tapu Maramarahi Road, 7331 Thames 8 31G Waipapa wāhi tapu Totara Valley Road, Thames

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Table 2 ­ Sites of Significance to Māori Item number Overlay planning Sites of significance to Location HNZPT registration map Māori 9 31L Pukehue wāhi tapu 5 Kopu­Hikuai Road, 9502 State Highway 25A, Kirikiri 10 35 Oruarangi­Paterangi wāhi 135 Bond Road, 7228 tapu area Matatoki 11 38D Te Whauwhau wāhi tapu Otahu Point Reserve, 7726 167 Patuwai Drive, Whangamata 12 15 Te Kouma wāhi tapu The peninsula between 7229 Te Kouma Harbour and Manaia Harbour

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1.3 HISTORIC HERITAGE ITEMS AND AREAS SCHEDULE

The protection of historic heritage from inappropriate subdivision, use and development is a matter of national importance under Section 6(f) of the RMA. As well as archaeological sites and sites of significance to Māori (see Appendices 1.1 and 1.2), historic heritage includes items and their curtilage, including landscaping and planting, and historic heritage areas.

Sustainable management of historic heritage items and areas encompasses the identification, retention and enhancement of heritage values for present and future generations. Historic heritage items and areas carry forward a legacy and provide a story of historic heritage activity.

Historical and field research has identified a representative range of buildings, structures and built areas that possess heritage values worthy of protection in the Plan. Many of these buildings, structures and sites are also on the New Zealand Heritage List/Rārangi Korero. More information about each site is also held on Council files.

The historic heritage items and areas are grouped by community board. The 'item number' is shown on the overlay planning maps to identify the location of the historic heritage item. The spatial extent of the historic heritage item where the rules in Section 31 Historic Heritage apply includes the item itself and the 'curtilage' as defined in Section 3 Definitions ­ Historic Heritage Terms.

The location and extent of historic heritage areas listed in this Schedule are shown on the planning maps.

Table 3 ­ Coromandel­Colville Historic Heritage Items Overlay HNZPT Item number Historic Heritage Item Location planning map registration 1 1 Stone wharf Across road from 1802 Port 'Ye Olde Stone Jug', former Jackson Road, Port 2 1 granite workers' Jackson accommodation hut Across road from 1662 Port 3 1 Stone wharf Jackson Road, Port Jackson Opuhi Community meeting 350 Wharf Road, Te Whau 4 6 house Point, Colville Former Bridle residence and 5 6B 103 Wharf Road, Colville Bakehouse 6 6B Colville General Store and Café 2314 Colville Road, Colville 7 6B Colville Post Office 2312 Colville Road, Colville 8 6B Colville Community Hall 2310 Colville Road, Colville 2 Capt Amodeo Road, 9 10 Former McCall homestead Amodeo Bay 21 Callaway Lane, 10 10A Former Callaway house Kikowhakarere Bay, Category 2 Item 707 Coromandel Former Driving Creek 90 Driving Creek Road, Category 2 Item 11 11D Schoolmaster's house Coromandel Town 4622 410 Buffalo Road, 12 11D Former Public Battery Category 1 Item 130 Coromandel Town

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Table 3 ­ Coromandel­Colville Historic Heritage Items Overlay HNZPT Item number Historic Heritage Item Location planning map registration 123 Kelso Lane, 13 11D Former Kelso Cottage Coromandel Town 2365 Rings Road, 14 11D Former Rings residence Category 2 Item 708 Coromandel Town 2251 Rings Road, Category 2 Item 15 11D Former Horne / Reilly house Coromandel Town 4648 91 Kelso Lane, Coromandel 16 11D Former James residence Town Historic Area Item 1740 Rings Road, 17 11D Former Coromandel Hospital 7269 Category 2 Coromandel Town Item 4632 1737 Rings Road, Category 2 18 11F Former WH Argall residence Coromandel Town Item 704 1699 Rings Road, Category 2 Item 19 11F Former Rockcliff house Coromandel Town 4629 1440 Rings Road, Category 2 Item 20 11F Former Skrine / Mitcalfe house Coromandel Town 4641 St Andrews Presbyterian 1426 Rings Road, 21 11F Church, including the interior of Category 2 Item 720 Coromandel Town the building Former Coromandel Hospital 1355 Rings Road, 22 11F building and dwelling Coromandel Town 1205 Rings Road, 23 11F House Category 2 Coromandel Town Former Schoolmaster's 1200 Rings Road, 24 11F residence Coromandel Town 865 Rings Road, 25 11F House Category 2 Coromandel Town Former Coromandel School of Mines / Coromandel Museum, 841 Rings Road, 26 11F Category 2 Item 714 including the interior of the Coromandel Town building Masonic Lodge, including the 776 Rings Road, Category 2 Item 27 11F interior of the building Coromandel Town 7133 756 Rings Road, Category 2 Item 28 11F Former Methodist parsonage Coromandel Town 4614 729 Rings Road, 29 11F House Category 2 Coromandel Town 719 Rings Road, 30 11F House Category 2 Coromandel Town Former Hauraki Gold Mining 692 Rings Road, Category 2 Item 31 11F Company offices / House Coromandel Town 2666

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Table 3 ­ Coromandel­Colville Historic Heritage Items Overlay HNZPT Item number Historic Heritage Item Location planning map registration 636 Rings Road, Category 2 Item 32 11F Former Hodge residence Coromandel Town 2671 222 Watt Street, Category 2 Item 33 11F House Coromandel Town 4617 22 Watt Street, Coromandel 34 11F House Category 2 Town 80 Oxford Terrace, 35 11F Former Cleave cottage Coromandel Town Former Jamieson / Bennett 290 Edward Street, 36 11F house Coromandel Town 245 Edward Street, 37 11F House Coromandel Town 130 Pagitt Street, 38 11F Former Legge residence Coromandel Town 109 Pagitt Street, 39 11F House Category 2 Coromandel Town 100 Pagitt Street, 40 11F First Methodist parsonage Coromandel Town 112 Te Tiki Street, 41 11E Former Coll house Coromandel Town Former Boyd's Hotel / 611 Kapanga Road, 42 11E Coromandel Hotel Coromandel Town 'Fir Lawn', former Woollams 575 Kapanga Road, 43 11E Category 2 Item 699 residence Coromandel Town Former Methodist Church / former Oddfellows' Hall and 545 Kapanga Road, Category 2 Item 44 11E Buffalo Lodge / Dwelling, Coromandel Town 4669 including the interior of the building. 465 Kapanga Road, 45 11E Catholic Presbytery Coromandel Town Former St George's Convent 455 Kapanga Road, 46 11E School/Coromandel Citizens' Coromandel Town Hall and RSA Clubrooms 415 Kapanga Road, 47 11F Former Fraser House Category 2 Coromandel Town Former Coromandel Courthouse, including the Category 1 Item 48 11E interior of the building (current 4680 TCDC Area Office). 355 Kapanga Road, Coromandel Town Edward VII Coronation Category 2 Item 49 11E Memorial Obelisk 4645

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Table 3 ­ Coromandel­Colville Historic Heritage Items Overlay HNZPT Item number Historic Heritage Item Location planning map registration 50 11E Coromandel Soldiers' Memorial 265 Kapanga Road, 51 11E Shop Category 2 Coromandel Town Former Kapanga School / 230 Kapanga Road, Category 2 Item 52 11E Coromandel District School / Coromandel Town 2670 Hauraki House 80 Kapanga Road, 53 11E Coromandel surgery Category 2 Coromandel Town Women's Rest Rooms and Samuel James 74 Kapanga Road, 54 11F Commemorative Arch and Coromandel Town Boundary Wall 46 Kapanga Road, 55 11E Shop Category 2 Coromandel Town 36 Kapanga Road, 56 11E Shop Category 2 Coromandel Town Former Coromandel County 24 Kapanga Road, 57 11E News office Coromandel Town 18 Kapanga Road, 58 11E Shop Category 2 Coromandel Town Former Rostgard's Coromandel Drapery / Star and Garter 5 Kapanga Road, Category 2 Item 59 11E Hotel, including the interior of Coromandel Town 4616 the building. Former National Bank and 2 Kapanga Road, 60 11E Assay House, including the Category 2 Item 697 Coromandel Town interior of the building. 720 Hauraki Road, Category 2 Item 61 11E Kathleen Mine foundations Coromandel Town 4613 229 Hauraki Road, Category 2 Item 62 11E House Coromandel Town 4656 145 Hauraki Road, 63 11E Former Surflen house Coromandel Town Former Lynch / Hannaford / 188 Wharf Road, Category 2 Item 64 11E Lillis house Coromandel Town 4638 270 Tiki Road, Coromandel Category 2 Item 65 11E Former Fraser house Town 4657 'Seaview', former Darling 1255 Tiki Road, Coromandel Category 2 Item 66 11G residence Town 4667 'The Oaks', former Lindsay 2330 Tiki Road, Coromandel 67 11G residence Town

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Table 3 ­ Coromandel­Colville Historic Heritage Items Overlay HNZPT Item number Historic Heritage Item Location planning map registration 72 Whangapoua Road, Category 2 Item 68 11F Former Audley house Coromandel Town 4612 'Karamana', former Cadman 84 Whangapoua Road, Category 2 Item 69 11F residence Coromandel Town 4630 884 Manaia Road, State Category 2 Item 70 15C All Saints' Anglican Church Highway 25, Manaia 2662

Table 4 ­ Coromandel Historic Heritage Area Location Overlay planning map The Coromandel Historic Heritage Area extends from the Wharf Road bridge over the Whangarahi Stream in the southwest, to the former Coromandel Courthouse (current TCDC Area Office) on the northern side of the Karaka Stream. The area is centred on the linear form of Wharf and Kapanga Roads. It includes the built­up, southern section of the village of Kapanga which was laid out in 1862. Description Coromandel Town was established in the mid­19th century as a colonial service centre for the district. European settlement of the Coromandel Harbour and its hinterland commenced in the late 1830's but it 11E, 11F was not until the early 1860's, a decade after Charles Ring had registered the first gold discovery in the area (1852), that increasing numbers of prospectors and settlers made their way to Coromandel Town.

Coromandel Town takes the form of an elongated colonial grid. The main thoroughfare, variously called Wharf, Kapanga and Rings Road, runs on a southwest to northeast axis. The Coromandel Historic Heritage Area features a diverse range of building types, including a number of late 19th and early 20th Century structures that retain a good level of authenticity.

Table 5 ­ Thames Historic Heritage Items Item number Overlay Location HNZPT Historic Heritage item planning map registration 101 31A Former John Brown 750 Tararu Road, Category 1 Item house Tararu, Thames 711 102 31A Former Thomas Brown 746 Tararu Road, Category 1 Item house Tararu, Thames 710 103 31A Former Torrens house 727 Tararu Road, Category 2 Item Tararu, Thames 709 104 31A Former St John's 715 Tararu Road, Category 2 Item Anglican Church Tararu, Thames 723 105 31A Former Thames North 600 Tararu Road, Category 1 Item School / Tararu Tararu, Thames 133 Cultural Centre 106 31B Hauraki Prospectors' 1000 ­1004 Queen Association ('Goldmine Street, Thames Experience' complex) 107 31B Former Golden Crown 103 Owen Street, Category 1 Item Mine Battery Thames 4643

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Table 5 ­ Thames Historic Heritage Items Item number Overlay Location HNZPT Historic Heritage item planning map registration 108 31B A & G Price Foundry 208­210 Beach Road, Category 1 Item Thames 128 109 31B World War One War Memorial Reserve, Category 2 Item Memorial 111 Monument Road, 4658 Thames 110 31B House 402 Williamson Street, Thames 111 31B Former Royal Hotel 103 Williamson Street, Category 2 Item (Corner Williamson Thames (Corner 2668 and Brown Street, Williamson and Brown Thames) Street, Thames) 112 31B Victoria Park Category 2 Item Coronation Band 4609 Victoria Park, Beach Rotunda Road, Thames 113 31B South African War Category 2 Item Troopers' Memorial 4610 114 31B Sunkist Hostel 506 Brown Street, Category 2 Item (Former Lady Bowen Thames 2667 Hotel) 115 31B Former Holmes' Wharf 501 Brown Street, Category 2 Item Hotel / Park Hotel / Thames 713 Lady Bowen Hotel 116 31B Former Crown Hotel / 401 Albert Street, Category 2 Item Former Thames Thames 4668 Borough Council building 117 31B Albert Street Pumping 409 Albert Street, Category 2 Item Station and Works Thames 4650 Yard 118 31B Former Miners' Union 727 Queen Street, Category 2 Item Hall Thames 4653 119 31B Former Police Station 730 Queen Street, Thames 120 31B Former Courthouse 726 Queen Street, Category 2 Item Thames 4981 121 31B Levinge type pillar box Road berm on frontage Category 2 Item to 700 Queen Street, 7244 Thames 122 31B Former Thames 101 Cochrane Street, Category 1 Item School of Mines, Thames 132 Mineral Museum and Fire Bell

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Table 5 ­ Thames Historic Heritage Items Item number Overlay Location HNZPT Historic Heritage item planning map registration 123 31B Former Thames Free The Treasury, 705 Category 2 Item Library Queen Street, Thames 718 124 31B House 202 Kirkwood Street, Thames 125 31B Former Cornwall Arms Thames Workingmen's Category 2 Item Hotel Club, 407 Cochrane 702 Street, Thames 126 31B Former Livery Stables Corner Cochrane and Category 2 Item Kirkwood Streets, 4624 Thames 127 31B Former Loyal Charles 126 Kirkwood Street, Bruce Lodge of Thames Oddfellows Hall 128 31C Levinge type pillar box Footpath on frontage to Category 2 Item 711 Pollen Street, 717 Thames 129 31C Former Corinthian 133 Martha Street, Lodge Thames 130 31C 770 Pollen Street,

Thames 131 31C 758 Pollen Street, Category 2 Item

Thames 2675 132 31C 754 Pollen Street, Category 2 Item

Thames 2678 133 Former Charles 750 Pollen Street, Category 2 Item Palmer's Sweet Shop Thames 2680 134 31C 742 Pollen Street, Category 2 Item

Thames 2681 135 31C 738 Pollen Street, Category 2 Item

Thames 2679 136 31C 734 Pollen Street, Category 2 Item

Thames 2677 Historic shops 137 31C 728 Pollen Street, (eastern side of Thames Pollen Street, 138 31C between Pahau Former William 726 Pollen Street and Category 2 Item and Cochrane Wood's Central Cheap 113 Martha Street, 2682 Streets) Stores Thames 139 31C 724 Pollen Street, Category 2 Item

Thames 2683 140 31C 720 Pollen Street, Category 2 Item

Thames 5482 141 31C Former Battson 714 Pollen Street, Category 2 Item Plumbers Ltd building Thames 2684

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Table 5 ­ Thames Historic Heritage Items Item number Overlay Location HNZPT Historic Heritage item planning map registration 142 31C 710 Pollen Street, Category 2 Item

Thames 5481 143 31C Former King's Theatre 704 Pollen Street and Deficient / Embassy Cinema 103 Martha Street, registration Item Thames 2685 144 31C Junction Hotel 700 Pollen Street and Category 2 Item 101 Martha Street, 712 Thames 145 31C House 300 Pahau Street, Thames 146 31C Former Thames­ Category 1 Item Hauraki Pumphouse 4682 (quadrants) 212 Bella Street, and Quadrants / Item 724 Thames Thames Museum of (pumphouse) Technology 147 31C St James' Union 202 Pahau Street, Category 1 Item Church and Church Thames (Corner Pollen 131 (church) Hall and Pahau Streets, Category 2 Item Thames) 722 (hall) 148 31C Former Vicesimus 601 Mackay Street, Lush residence / Thames Thames Club 149 31C 602 Mackay Street, Category 1 Item St George's Anglican Thames (Corner 721 (church) Church and Mackay and Mary St George's Church Streets, Thames) Hall 604 Mackay Street, Category 2 Item Thames 2672 (hall) 150 31C Footpath on frontage to Category 2 Item Levinge type pillar box 580 Pollen Street, 7242 Thames 151 31C Salutation Hotel 400 Mary Street, Thames 152 31D Westpac Bank Building / formerly 515 Pollen Street, Bank of New South Thames Wales 153 31D Former Miller Poulgrain 457 Pollen Street, Chambers / former Thames Rural Bank 154 31D Halsbury Chambers 433 Pollen Street, Thames

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Table 5 ­ Thames Historic Heritage Items Item number Overlay Location HNZPT Historic Heritage item planning map registration 155 31D 476 Pollen Street, Thames (Corner Pollen Imperial Hotel and Sealey Streets, Thames) 156 31D Former Lodge Sir 415 Mackay Street, Category 2 Item Walter Scott No. 15 Thames 4652 Thames High School (four items) Former Kauaeranga Boys' School building; 1925 addition to 300 Sealey Street, 157 31D 1914 Thames Thames High School building; Belltower from 1914 building; World War One memorial. 158 31D House 306 Richmond Street, Category 2 Thames Item 5384 159 31D Former Kilgour house 300 Queen Street, Thames 160 31D Brian Boru Hotel 200 Richmond Street, Category 1 Item Thames (Corner of 129 Pollen and Richmond Streets, Thames) 161 31D Former Thames Queen Street, Thames Category 2 Items Railway Station and (adjacent to intersection 719 (station) and Goods Shed with Willoughby Street) 4646 (shed) 162 31D Former 200 Queen Street, Category 2 Item Stationmaster's house Thames 4633 163 31D Former William Culpitt 218 Pollen Street, saddlery and residence Thames 164 31D Sisters of St Joseph 302 Willoughby Street, Convent and Chapel Thames 165 31D Former Butt House 200 Hape Road, Thames 166 31D Former Methodist 200 The Terrace, Parsonage Thames

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Table 5 ­ Thames Historic Heritage Items Item number Overlay Location HNZPT Historic Heritage item planning map registration Adjacent to Jellicoe Category 2 Item Crescent (State 4672 (wharf) Shortland Wharf and 167 31D Highway 25) and cargo shed Thames Branch Railway Line Former Kauaeranga Girls' School / Parawai 307 Rolleston Street, 168 31D School / Thames Thames South School belfry 169 31D Former Hogg 316 Rolleston Street, residence Thames 170 31D Former FS Miller 201 Heale Street, residence, 'Coniston' Thames 171 31D Former Read 305 Banks Street, residence Thames 172 31D Former Hetherington 300 Banks Street, residence, 'Thurlston' Thames 173 31E Koro Koro Villa (former 210 Parawai Road, Category 2 Item Marshall residence) / Thames 706 Brunton House 174 31E Māori Church of the 329 Parawai Road, Category 2 Item Holy Trinity Thames 705 175 31L Old Kopu Bridge Waihou River, State Category 1 Item Highway 25, Kopu 4681 176 31L Captain Cook 23 Kopu Road, Kopu Monument 177 32 Former Kauaeranga 437 Kauaeranga Valley Category 2 Item Valley School / Road, Kauaeranga 9278 Kauaeranga Hall 178 32A Former Matatoki Dairy 9220 Paeroa­Kopu factory Road, State Highway 26, Matatoki 179 32A Matatoki Hall 9217 Paeroa­Kopu Road, State Highway 26, Matatoki 180 36C Puriri Hall 8872 Paeroa­Kopu Road, State Highway 26, Puriri 181 36C Former shop / 8854 Paeroa­Kopu residence Road, State Highway 26, Puriri

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Table 5 ­ Thames Historic Heritage Items Item number Overlay Location HNZPT Historic Heritage item planning map registration 182 36C Puriri Methodist 8848 Paeroa­Kopu Church Road, State Highway 26, Puriri 183 36D Former Corbett 8088 Paeroa­Kopu Category 2 Item residence Road, State Highway 4635 26, Hikutaia 184 36D Catholic Church of St 8082 Paeroa­Kopu James and St John Road, State Highway 26, Hikutaia 185 36D St Mary's Anglican 8059 Paeroa­Kopu Church and memorial Road, State Highway gates 26, Hikutaia 186 32 Devcich Farm 764C Kauaeranga Category 1 Item Valley Road, Thames 9497

Table 6 ­ Thames Historic Heritage Areas 1. Waikawau Tram Bach Historic Heritage Area Overlay planning map Location 949 ­ 961 Thames Coast Road, Waikawau; adjoining the Waikawau Reserve Description Twenty­three decommissioned trams from the Auckland Transport Board were transported to the 20A Coromandel and were converted to baches at Waikawau. The tram baches represent a distinctive approach to the provision of low­cost coastal accommodation in the 1950's when the Coromandel was becoming increasingly popular as a holiday destination. Alterations and additions made to the trams over the years embody the 'DIY' ethos typical of New Zealand bach culture. 2. Tapu Tram Bach Historic Heritage Area Location 1 Tapu Wharf Road and 709 Thames Coast Road, Tapu; adjacent to the Tapu Domain and beachfront reserve 21B Description About a dozen decommissioned trams from the Auckland Transport Board were transported to Tapu and converted into baches in the 1950's. The original trams were cheap, portable and sufficiently spacious to allow for conversion into a simple one­bedroom bach. 3. Grahamstown Historic Heritage Area Location The Grahamstown Historic Heritage Area is irregular in shape and bounded roughly by Beach Road and Brown Street in the west, the Karaka Stream and Mary Street in the south, Campbell and Bella Streets in the east, and Burke Street in the north. Broad and Princes Streets are also included within the Area, which is broadly based upon Robert Graham's survey plan of 17 September 1869. Description

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Grahamstown was the chief commercial centre of Thames until the early 20th century. The 31B, 31C Grahamstown Historic Heritage Area includes a diverse range of building types, including a large number of 19th century structures that retain a high level of authenticity. Civic, ecclesiastical, residential, governmental, industrial and commercial structures are to be found in close proximity.

Grahamstown's street pattern takes the form of an elongated colonial grid, within which the major thoroughfares of Queen and Pollen Streets run on a north­south axis. A & G Price Ltd, a group of landmark hotels, The Treasury, the Thames School of Mines and St James' Presbyterian Church are major heritage resources within the area, which is also notable for its colonial residential heritage.

Table 7 ­ Mercury Bay Historic Heritage items Item number Overlay planning Historic heritage Location HNZPT Registration map item 201 13C Kuaotunu Centennial 12 Black Jack Road, Category 2 Item 4636 Memorial Hall Kuaotunu 202 13C Former Simpson 288 Kuaotunu­ Category 2 Item 4644 residence (Try Fluke Wharekaho Road, Mine manager's State Highway 25, house) Kuaotunu 203 13B Former Kuaotunu Bald Spur Reserve, 4 Category 2 Item 5383 School House Waitaia Road, Kuaotunu 204 18E Former Mercury Bay 19 Buffalo Beach Category 2 Item 4631 Hospital Road, Whitianga 205 18F Former Mercury Bay 11A The Esplanade, Category 2 Item 4623 Dairy Co­operative Whitianga Dairy Factory / Mercury Bay District Museum 206 18F Former Watts cottage 20 Victoria Street, Category 2 Item 4620 / Cafe Nina Whitianga 207 18F Cottage 1 Coghill Street, Category 2 Item 4621 Whitianga 208 18F Former McTavish / 5 Owen Street, Category 2 Item 4618 Bryce cottage Whitianga 209 18F Former White / Creed 3 Owen Street, Category 2 Item 4619 cottage Whitianga 210 18F St Andrews by the 82 Albert Street, Category 2 Item 4655 Sea Community Whitianga Church 211 18G Stone wharf Ferry Landing, Category 1 Item 4675 Whitianga Harbour 212 17C Stone store 2A Robinson Road, Category 2 Item 4684 Whitianga (Estuary Reserve)

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Table 7 ­ Mercury Bay Historic Heritage items Item number Overlay planning Historic heritage Location HNZPT Registration map item 213 17C Two rock silos 2B Robinson Road, Category 2 Item 4649 Whitianga (Estuary Reserve) 214 19A Former Wigmore 4 Grange Road, Hahei homestead 'Sunnyside' farm 215 23A Former Gumtown Hall 1874 Tairua­Whitianga Category 2 Item 4615 / Coroglen Hall Road, State Highway 25, Coroglen 216 23A Former Gumtown 10 Rangihau Road, School Room / 1897 Coroglen Coroglen School Building

Table 8 ­ Tairua­Pauanui Historic Heritage Items Item number Overlay planning Historic heritage item Location HNZPT Registration map 251 29B Cory­Wright 297 Main Road, Tairua homestead 252 29C Former Timber and 1 The Esplanade, Lime Mill / The Old Mill Paku, Tairua Cafe 253 28 1897 Hikuai School 24 Hikuai School Road, Building Hikuai

Table 9 ­ Whangamata Historic Heritage Item Item number Overlay planning Historic heritage item Location HNZPT Registration map 301 34A Former King/Jungowska 7 Wharekawa Place, residence Opoutere

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