commercial and industrial buildings. Of these 94 survive, including 46 in Dunedin, 43 in the rest of New Zealand and five in Melbourne. 1868: The Star and Garter Hotel, Oamaru. 1869: Wesleyan Trinity Church, Dunedin. 1870: East Taieri Presbyterian church, East Taieri. 1870: St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Dunedin. 1871: Bank of Otago, Oamaru. Later occupied by the National Bank. 1873: First Church of Otago, Moray Place, Dunedin. 1874: Union Bank of Australia (later ANZ Bank), Princes Street, Dunedin. 1876: Knox Church, Dunedin, Dunedin. 1876: Larnach Castle, Otago Oeninsula. 1880: Dunedin Town Hall, Dunedin. 1881: East Gore Presbyterian Church. 1881: Larnach Mausoleum, Dunedin Northern Cemetery 1883: Bank of New South Wales, Oamaru (now Forrester Gallery). 1884: Seacliff Lunatic Asylum, Seacliff. 1885: Otago Boys' High School. 1889: Tokomairiro Presbyterian Church, Milton. 1890: Earlsbrae Hall, Essendon, Victoria. Notes References </ref> . Further reading External links Inspired: The Dunedin Architecture of R.A. Lawson. A map and information guide to the architectural highlights of R.A. Lawson in the city of Dunedin. Lawson: The man behind the name. 1833 births 1902 deaths Gothic Revival architects People from Newburgh, Fife Scottish emigrants to colonial Australia Architects from Dunedin Architects of cathedrals New Zealand ecclesiastical architects 19th-century New Zealand architects Burials at Dunedin Northern Cemetery 19th-century Scottish architects Scottish emigrants to New Zealand