Lillian Street in the suburb of Halswell, Christchurch

Lillian Street – Named after Lillian Anne MacKenzie, née Gahagan, (1886?-1968). Lillian MacKenzie was the wife of James McBeth MacKenzie (1886?-1970). He was Halswell County clerk 1920-1935, proprietor of Tattersalls Hotel 1935-1950 and the Halswell County chairman in 1960 when the street was named. Named by Karl Scott (1910-1997), a journalist and developer. In the Oaklands subdivision. First appears in street directories in 1960.A reasonable amount of information from the library website and there is nothing that I can add to it. There seems to be only one house left from 1950 as the rest are from 1970s and 1990s. Only about 7 houses here as it is a fairly short street. There is a block of shops here on the Halswell Rd corner of the street. Nothing stood out for me here.