Two permits were granted for the construction of homes on Section 16, Glen Almond Street, in 1923 - these permits were likely for the homes currently at 26 and 28 Glen Almond Street; although it is unclear which permit relates to what home.
Permit One: Granted February 1923 to Parker and McIsaac, with the builder listed as Payne Ltd?, and an estimated construction cost of £750.
Permit Two: Granted March 1923 to Parker and McIsaac, with the builder listed as C. E. Roebuck, and an estimated construction cost of £700.
Related items:
Taranaki DP4196 Sheet 1 (1922), ICS Pre 300,000 Cadastral Plan Index (Imaged by LINZ)
Taranaki DP4300 Sheet 1 (1923), ICS Pre 300,000 Cadastral Plan Index (Imaged by LINZ)
Sub-Divisional Plan of the Glen Almond Estate (Collection of Puke Ariki ARC2013-1478)
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