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Queen Street, south side; No. 18-22; Liquor King
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PhotographerDon McLeod
DescriptionReserve Bank buildings here were at one time responsible for recording and destroying used banknotes.
The May 5, 1992 'Leader' reported that the Upper Hutt Foodbank had recently moved across the street to the former Government building.
Smugglers bought the site in 1996 and demolished the two-storey wooden building to make space for parking, and refurbished and extended a concrete-block one; they had been on the corner of King Street and Fergusson Drive.
The business was using the Liquor King brand in 2012, but by January 2016 had changed to Black Bull Liquor.Date Taken25th December 2012
DescriptionReserve Bank buildings here were at one time responsible for recording and destroying used banknotes.The May 5, 1992 'Leader' reported that the Upper Hutt Foodbank had recently moved across the street to the former Government building.
Smugglers bought the site in 1996 and demolished the two-storey wooden building to make space for parking, and refurbished and extended a concrete-block one; they had been on the corner of King Street and Fergusson Drive.
The business was using the Liquor King brand in 2012, but by January 2016 had changed to Black Bull Liquor.
Date Taken25th December 2012Part of
CollectionStreetscapes, Christmas 2012
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Queen Street, south side; No. 18-22; Liquor King. Upper Hutt Libraries, accessed 22/08/2026, https://uhcl.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/25092