The Spur – Named after The Spur, the property of Samuel Hurst Seager (1855- 1933). Hurst Seager subdivided and sold his property at auction in 1914. It was on the corner of Nayland Street and the Christchurch-Sumner Road. First appears in street directories in 1957.
Reasonable amount of information from the library website and I couldn’t actually walk this one. Maps show it as a track rather than a street but couldn’t find an entrance to the track. Possibly blocked because of earthquake damage. I am wondering if my photo is of Seager’s house.
Lytteltonwitch's Walking the streets of Christchurch Project 
The Spur track has an entrance (the only one?) at the bottom, at the north end off Nayland St, clearly sign-posted 3Mar2024. I found the top of the track, amongst private property, whilst trying to find Aranoni Track! A resident up there told me there was no top entrance, and this confirmed our noisy explorations.
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