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The following is a list of historic hotels in the New Zealand South Island Region of Otago. Otago, which during the late nineteenth century was New Zealand's richest province (thanks to the Otago gold rush has a wealth of historic buildings, many of them originally dedicated to the accommodation and hospitality trade.
Pita Pit New Zealand is a franchise of 85 pita sandwich stores, [18] established in Takapuna, Auckland in 2007. [19] Hell Pizza is a franchise of 79 pizza shops, established in Kelburn, Wellington in 1996. [20] Carl's Jr. New Zealand is a chain of 15 burger outlets, [21] established in Takānini, Auckland in 2011. [22]
Woolworths New Zealand [113] 1964 in Opawa, Christchurch [294] Favona, New Zealand [113] Supré (closed by 2020) [295] Clothing store [295] Clothing (women's) [295] 19 (2007) [296] 3 (2007) [296] Cotton On Group [71] Unknown: Geelong, Australia [71] Taco Bell New Zealand: Fast food outlet [297] Tex-Mex [297] 10 [297] 5 [297] Restaurant Brands ...
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The White Swan Hotel is a Victorian-style hotel building in Greytown, in the Wairarapa region of New Zealand. The building was originally constructed in 1905 as a railways administration block in Woburn, Lower Hutt. [1] A new site for the building was purchased in 2001 on Main Street, Greytown.
The chain was created by the hotel division of New Zealand Breweries (now Lion).Their first Cobb & Co opened in 1973 in their Auckland South Pacific Hotel. [9] [2]At its peak in the 1980s there were 37 Cobb & Co restaurants around New Zealand, but as of 2025 the chain had shrunk to eight branches: six in regional towns and centres in the North Island (Levin, New Plymouth, Porirua, Rotorua ...
The Cordis Hotel, Auckland is a luxury hotel in Auckland, New Zealand. [1] Formerly named The Langham, Auckland, it occupies the historic site of Partington's Windmill, a local landmark until its demolition in 1950.