Meat hangs outside G. Bull's butchery in Cashel Street,...

Meat hangs outside G. Bull's butchery in Cashel Street, Christchurch, with delivery carts waiting

Circa 1870

Butchery operated 1870-1880

Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - South

Black and white image

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The strike of slaughtermen

1907

Striking slaughtermen outside the Supreme Court, Christchurch. From the 1890s to the 1960s the Arbitration Court decided what wage rates should be. In 1907 the Court listened to the views of employers' representatives rather than to the views of workers' representatives and supported low wage rates, hence the demonstration by slaughtermen

Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - North

Reference ID: CCL-KPCD16-0008

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Peter Timbs Meats, Bishopdale

17 March 2017

View through the window from the outside of Peter Timbs Meats at 35 Bishopdale Court in Bishopdale Village Mall. Two people are stood looking at the meats in the window.

Creator: Elise Williams

Area: North West / Bishopdale

Source: View in Canterbury Stories

Related: Bishopdale Documentary Project

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Copyright status: In copyright

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Christchurch City Abattoir, Sockburn, Christchurch

Circa 1900

Most of the stock killed there came from the saleyards at Addington where stock from the South Island and some from the North Island came to be sold every Wednesday at the biggest sale of its kind in New Zealand. Killing was done at the abattoir on behalf of nearly 600 butchers.

Area: West / Sockburn

Reference ID: CCL-KPCD15-0067

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Do you know where your lamb comes from?

Do you know where your lamb comes from?

Do you know where your lamb comes from?

Do you know where your lamb comes from?

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