Conical Hill, Hanmer Springs 7334, Canterbury Region, New Zealand 

Hanmer Springs is a small town in the Canterbury region of the South Island of New Zealand. The town is named after Thomas Hanmer, an owner of Hawkeswood Station near the Conway River during the 1850s. The locality was discovered for its hot springs by William Jones in early 1859. Access to the general area was provided by a bridge over the Waiau River in 1864 constructed by a Mr Handisides of Nelson for NZ£2,000 to a design by John Blackett. The bridge lasted only ten years before it was blown over by a Nor’west wind.

Situated in New Zealand’s premier alpine spa destination, we offer a full range of grocery, butchery, produce, beer and wine plus lotto and the great service you expect from a Four Square Supermarket.

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