Teschemakers Chapel…the story continues

Friday, October 4th, 2013

Susie Scott, whose family has an association with the Teschemakers Catholic girls’ boarding school going back to its establishment in 1911, has now had a High Court decision which confirms the altar cannot be removed from the College chapel without a resource consent.

The dispute dates from August, 2010 when contractors Naylor Love arrived to remove the altar. Continue Reading

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