Christ's College, Christchurch

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rdf:type	Cricket ground in New Zealand owl:NamedIndividual Boarding school Gothic Revival architecture Member school of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference Women's One Day International cricket grounds Boys' school in New Zealand Educational institution established in 1850 Historic place in Christchurch Anglican organization established in the 19th century Boarding school in New Zealand Catholic school in New Zealand Christian organisation in New Zealand NZHPT Category I listing in Canterbury, New Zealand School in Christchurch Secondary school in Christchurch Tourist attraction in Christchurch NZHPT Category II listing in Canterbury, New Zealand Anglican school in New Zealand 1850 establishment in New Zealand
rdfs:label	Christ's College, Christchurch
owl:sameAs	dbr:Christ's_College,_Christchurch
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skos:prefLabel	Christ's College, Christchurch
skos:altLabel	college school Christ College Christ's College Christ’s College Christ The King School Christ's College Cricket Oval Christ's College Grammar School Christ's College School House Christ's College, Canterbury Christ's College. South Pacific Bible College colony's college
clgo:address	New Zealand Christchurch, 33 Rolleston Avenue,
clgo:affiliation	Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference
clgo:country	New Zealand
clgo:denomination	Anglicanism
clgo:foundingYear	1850
clgo:location	New Zealand
clgo:motto	(Latinfor \"Good traditions, Well maintained\") Bene tradita, bene servanda
clgo:type	Day school Single-sex education Boarding school
is clgo:almaMater of	Herbert Williams (bishop) Henry Murray (athlete)
is clgo:education of	Harry Wigley Sam Neill Arthur Dudley Dobson Rodolph Wigley Hugo Judd Bill Hamilton (engineer) Cheviot Bell Marmaduke Dixon (mountaineer) Allan Wright (farmer)
is clgo:owner of	Christ's College Big School
is clgo:school of	Michael Fowler Andrew Tipping Jack Hazlett Marty McKenzie (rugby union) Isaiah Punivai Jock Hobbs Roddy Fulton Alastair Robinson (rugby union) Joe Moody (rugby union) Frank Rolleston Kenneth Williams (politician) Hugh Burry Jack Acland John Wright (cricketer, born 1954) Zach Gallagher Ed Latter Bruce Deans Arthur Guinness (New Zealand politician) Frank Fryer William Fisher Pearson Jim Gerard James Lassche Anthony Cottrell (rugby union) Tabai Matson Geoff Gerard (politician) Ngane Punivai Fletcher Anderson Edward Millton Toby Murray Ian Botting Tom Shand John Whitehead (public servant) Duncan MacIntyre (New Zealand politician) Olivier Giroud Claude Weston James Ryan (rugby union, born 1983) Robbie Deans Simon Maling George Helmore Tom Lowry William Young (judge) Arthur Ollivier Peter Fulton Jonathan Elworthy David Monaghan Michael Cullen (politician) William Millton Damian McKenzie Sam Johnson (activist) Derek Quigley
is clgo:significantBuilding of	Cecil Wood (architect)

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