Former Post Office Maple Leaf Boxing Club

The former Post Office, now part of the Juvenile Court and housing the rear wing as a boxing club, was built in 1905. It is constructed of stone with a hipped slate roof and features two storeys with five bays, including a canted corner bay, and an additional fourteen bays facing Balliol Road. The end three bays project forward, with the central bay extending even further.

The ground floor has a sill course and cornice, with banded quoins on the projecting sections. The windows on the ground floor are segmental-headed and vary in width, featuring Gibbs surrounds and large triple keystones. The windows are fitted with sashes that have upper glazing bars, as well as similar casements. The first-floor windows are adorned with architraves, and the fourth bay includes a round-headed window with a Gibbs surround and an open pediment.

The entrance in the first bay has an architrave and a round window above, topped with a consoled segmental hood. The canted corner bay features a round-headed entrance supported by Ionic columns and a round hood. The first floor is bowed and contains three windows set between Tuscan colonnettes, topped with an entablature and a cupola featuring an obelisk finial.

The return side has three bays that are similar in style, along with an eleven-bay one-storey wing made of rock-faced stone with ashlar dressings and bands. This wing has a flat sill course, pilasters, a cornice, and a blocking course. The penultimate bay includes a round-headed entrance with a gate leading to a courtyard, which is framed by a Gibbs surround and an open pediment, with flanking windows that have grilles.