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RICHMOND – Joseph John Anderson (1832 – 1912)

By Annette Bulovic on April 10, 2013

Morice Bing was born in Hungary in 1830. He served in the army before emigrating to Australia in 1852. For eight years he made his way in New South Wales before arriving in Christchurch in 1860. He made a living farming sheep and classing wool. He became a well known face around the Addington Saleyards. …

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Richmond Joined The Greater Christchurch – 30th May 1890

By Annette Bulovic on May 30, 1890

On 1st November 1890, Richmond joined the Greater Christchurch and came under the care of the C.C.C. It was the first borough to do so outside the main Town Belts (our main four Avenues). Hungarian settler, Morice Bing bought 200 acres just north of the Avon River (near Stanmore Road) in the early 1860s. He …

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