Old All Saints Church, Howick, Auckland, NZ, by architects Frederick Thatcher and possibly Reader Wood. Initially 1847, the church was prefabricated at St John's College and shipped to Howick. The structure of scissor trusses and diagonal bracing shows on the outside. Colonial New Zealand timberwork with some English/European influence. Wood shingle roofing and vertical board-and-batten wall sheathing.

There wasn't a separate belfry tower, but a spire tower over the steep crossing as shows above. The plan was that of a traditional Latin cross but in 1862 it was necessary to add a second aisle (right) to accommodate the growing congregation.

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