Mother Amicus statue

13 June 1970

Mr B. R. Curtain (left) and Mr R. Junk of R. J. Hampton Ltd with the Mother Amicus statue in parts after being removed from the top of the AMP building in Cathedral Square when the building was demolished. The statue, once restored, will be installed on first floor frontage of the new AMP building on Worcester Street.

Creator: Christchurch Star

Area: Central City / Cathedral Square North

Source: Christchurch Star Archive

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Reference ID: CCL-StarP-03168A

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