BISHOPCOURT, PARNELL, AUCKLAND. In the library are many interesting books and papers connected with Bishop Selwyn. Bishopscourt stands on part of the Cathedral site chosen by the Bishop. For a short while, just before he left the Dominion. Bishop Selwyn lived at Bishopscourt. He lived for a considerable time at "The Deanery." in St. Stephen’s-avenue. Just opposite BishopsThe tower was erected to house the peal of bells (which are now in St. Matthew's) presented to Bishop Selwyn by Lord Powis. Next to the tower is the library, and the cross marks the chapel.
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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLII, Issue 21, 26 May 1909, Page 32
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93BISHOPCOURT, PARNELL, AUCKLAND. In the library are many interesting books and papers connected with Bishop Selwyn. Bishopscourt stands on part of the Cathedral site chosen by the Bishop. For a short while, just before he left the Dominion. Bishop Selwyn lived at Bishopscourt. He lived for a considerable time at "The Deanery." in St. Stephen’s-avenue. Just opposite Bishops- The tower was erected to house the peal of bells (which are now in St. Matthew's) presented to Bishop Selwyn by Lord Powis. Next to the tower is the library, and the cross marks the chapel. New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLII, Issue 21, 26 May 1909, Page 32
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