Location
Suburb
Pauatahanui
Primary Purpose of Reserve
Cultural Heritage
Values & Outcomes
Heritage valuesJB24, HIDB8, Historic Place Category 2I.
The memorial was unveiled in 1922 by Governor-General Lord Jellicoe to commemorate those soldiers that died in World War 1. A new brass plaque was added to the memorial following World War II with the names of four soldiers. Two other plaques, one which was in honour of servicemen since World War 1 and II, were removed from the memorial in 2006 to a more appropriate location.
The memorial is located at the base of the pa site Mataitaua, built in the 1840s by the Ngati Toa leader, Te Rangihaeata.
Natural valuesNone. Recreation values
None. Other values
This is not a Crown Derived Reserve.
Commemorative events.
Outcomes sought- Protect the significant heritage values of the war memorial.
- As the reserve has evidence of pre 1900 human activity, an archaeological authority for any subsurface works will be required from Heritage New Zealand.
Legal Description
| Appellation | Reserve Act Classification | Gazette notices |
|---|---|---|
| Lot 1 DP 5672 | Historic Reserve | New Zealand Gazette: 2010 p 2296 |
Other information
| Information | Description |
|---|---|
| Parcel Area (ha) | 0.32 |
| District Plan Zones | Open Space |
| Leases/Easements/Licences | None. |
| Scale | Local |
| Village | Pauatahanui |
| Ground Shaking | No |
| Landslide Susceptibility | No |
| Tsunami Evacuation Zone | No |
| Liquefaction Zone | No |
