Year 4 Inquiry by

Aidan Ewan

2017-05-31 02:21:38 UTC

settling in 1850
1. the ships stayed in the port in lyttelton for 7 weeks while packing there goods 2.the deans brothers gave goods to them 3. the new arrivals went over the port hills 4. all the heavy luggage was carry by a small boat 5. the people from the ship went in tents or v huts or barracks basic hut were made simply 6. the first selection were held on feb 1851.

Hannah Jacob,Christchurch becomes a municipal district

2017-05-31 02:21:51 UTC

1.In 1862 Christchurch was made a municipal district.
2.in May 1868 William Rolleston became Canterbury’s fourth and last superintendent.

Jackson William Lochlan Lucas

2017-05-31 02:21:57 UTC

transport problems

1.on the 9th of December 1867 the littleton tunnel was open

2. it was very hard to transport things over sized
3.in littleton harbor they had trouble getting stuff from littleton Christchurch.
4.

andre nikau and ronayne

2017-05-31 02:22:13 UTC

THE BOOM

1.new Zealand's first telegraph opened in july 1863 bewteen christchurch and lyttlton
2. the city's first proper theatre the
Royal princess theartere was opened on 2 of december 1863

Daniel, Oliver, Thomas, Louie, Theo and Elliot.

2017-05-31 02:22:34 UTC

new arrivals
1.In December captain Joseph Thomas, a surveyor was sent to Canterbury to choose a site for the Canterbury settlement.
2. The first of the ship, the Charlotte Jane, arrived in lyttelton on the morning of December 16,1850.
3.the second of the ships the Randolph arrived on the afternoon
of 16 December
4. two men called godley and Thomas did not get on together. So godley left to wellington and came back just before the arrival of the four ship loads of settlers which had left England in September 1850.
5.

Abdul enzo

2017-05-31 02:22:36 UTC

the booms year
1. new zealands first telegarph
the

sad there where 100 years ago
it was the frist boom

the booms where the biggest
booms every.

Jimmy,Jo and Elliot

2017-05-31 02:22:48 UTC

Early European Contact 1.February 1770 captain James Cook in the Endeavour first sighted the Canterbury peninsula.

Miles,Angus,Vaughn

2017-05-31 02:23:04 UTC

New buildings
1.Canterbury museum was built in 1870
2.Canterbury college was built in 1977
3.Normal school was made in 1876
4.

toby henry dimi vic

2017-05-31 02:23:12 UTC

1881 | First telephone exchange in New Zealand opened in Christchurch.
An earthquake damaged the spire of the not yet completed cathedral.

evie molly

2017-05-31 02:23:15 UTC

health and the city

trelise and Ella

2017-05-31 02:23:28 UTC

health and the city
1. christchurch in 1876 was a polluted city.
2.

rose millie jessica

2017-05-31 02:23:28 UTC

the early european contact!
1.on 16 feburary 1770 captain james cook in his ship the endvader first sited the canaberry
penalishia.
2. more whaling and sealing ships
in penaleashure haurber.

Perry,Joshua and Charlie

2017-05-31 02:23:30 UTC

THE BOOM YEARS!!!!

1.Canterbury's growing wealth and prosperity during the boom years of 1857-64 had a big effect on the city.
2.

Otis,Jack and Tarun

2017-05-31 02:23:38 UTC

New arrivals
1. In December captain ho

Linda, Se-a and Reham

2017-05-31 02:23:50 UTC

First inhabitants
1.The first people to live in a place now known as Christchurch were Moa hunters.2.The hunters cleared large areas of matai and totara forest by fire and by about 1450 the moa had been killed off.3.North Island maori(Ngati Mamae and later Ngai Tahu) arrived in canterbury

Amaia Aine Annaliese Holly

2017-05-31 02:24:23 UTC

Early European contact
1.on the 16 of February 1770 Captain James cook in his ship the Endeavor first sighted the Canterbury peninsula.2.He thought it was a island,and named it Banks island after the ships botanist, Joseph banks.3. It was probably not until 1815 when sailors from the sealing ship Governor Bligh landed that Europeans

Ashley,Violetta

2017-05-31 02:26:27 UTC

the booms years
1.the Christchurch hospital opend in 1865.

2.The boom years had a big effect on the city in the boom years

3.more banks opend in Christchurch

Henry sevier

2017-05-31 02:26:32 UTC

1.building the LYTTETON LUNNEL william sefter moor House connecting to the city and port was stin a pradlem and moorhouse's solution was to build a rail

Jake, nick and benji

2017-05-31 02:26:40 UTC

loganG aaorn georgeE

2017-05-31 02:26:44 UTC

new arrivals
1.in December captain Joseph Thomas a surveyor was sent to
Canterbury to Choose a site for the Canterbury settlement and prepare for the first settlers by the time John Robert Godley leader of the Canterbury settlement

George,limbo and Zac

2017-05-31 02:27:05 UTC

The first European settlements
1. In 1843 William and John Deans established farm at putaringamotu. The Manson and Gebbie

Haylee,Tilly,Chelsy

2017-05-31 02:27:47 UTC

Transport problems and the lyttelton tunnel
1.problems getting heavy luggage from lyttelton to christchurch

mikaere

2017-05-31 02:27:48 UTC

the boom years
1.canterbury's growing wealth and prosp

Early Christchurch

2017-05-31 02:30:46 UTC

Thomas palmer
1.The first people to live in the place were moa hunters who probably arrived there as early AD 1000.
2.The hunters cleared large areas of matai and totara forest by fire and by about 1450 moa had been killed off.
3.North island Maori (Ngati Mamoe and later Ngai Tahu in Canterbury between 1500 and 1700.
4.The remaining moa hunters were killed or taken into tribes.
5.By 1800 the Ngai Tuahuriri sub-tribe of Ngai Tahu were in control of the coast from the Hurunui River in the north to Lake Ellesmere in the south.

haylee,tilly and chelsy

2017-06-01 02:22:14 UTC

2. in 1854 the provincial council agreed to give money to complete the road.
3.on the 24th of august 1857 Fitzgerald finally drove his dog-cart over the road to lyttelton.
4.it was still a difficult road which not many people were prepared

Abdul enzo

2017-06-01 02:22:14 UTC

the lytteton tunnel was in chch
it was one of the biggest
tuunnel

in the world i think it mith have a big side light on the side they where big as 30 cm long
have every ben on it tall me plase
ok . i thinck agin the tunnnel is bigest an 100/00 cm

mille rose jessica

2017-06-01 02:22:21 UTC

3.during the 1820s and 1830s the maori popliation fell.
4. the reasons is also fighting beetween direrent groups.
5.during bunberrys viset only 2 of the treaty of whigtangy.

Lucy Se-a

2017-06-01 02:30:17 UTC

toby henry dimi vic

2017-06-01 02:30:23 UTC

1. first inhabi

angus miles and voarn

2017-06-01 02:30:58 UTC

the first people to live in the place now known as chrischurch were mou hunters who probably arrived there as as ert

mila and Isabella

lucie_auwerda1 — 2017-06-01 02:36:01 UTC

1.In 1854 the prov

James and Jo

2017-06-01 02:36:43 UTC

andre nikau ronayne

2017-06-01 02:37:45 UTC

the boom
1. caterbury

rose jessica millie

2017-06-01 02:38:14 UTC

the boom years
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James and Jo

2017-06-01 02:39:34 UTC

Early

reham_younis — 2017-08-07 02:22:36 UTC