Land Sale, Gawler Monday, February 12, 1849.
First published on the ‘Gawler: Colonial Athens’ blog on 29/10/2021.
On
SAMSON, WICKSTEED, & CO.,
(Successors to Mr John Bentham Neales,)
ARE instructed to sell by public auction, at the Mart, the following valuable freehold properties at Gawler Town and Glenelg—
1—The fee simple of that half-acre, No. 56. whereon is erected the valuable steam flour mill, at Gawler Town, at present in the occupation of Mr Walter Duffield, and, producing a rental of two hundred pounds per annum; six years of his lease being unexpired.
2— That half-acre, No. 75, immediately opposite, whereon is built a substantial stone house, let to the same gentleman for £15 per annum for the same term. So desirable an opportunity as the above for the investment of trust-moneys seldom occurs.
The following valuable half-acre allotments : —
No. 33 — Corner of Dundas and Tod-streets.
No- 58_Comer of Jacobs, Finniss, and Cameron streets.
No- 118-Stubbs-street.
No. 136— Frontages to Cowan and Sutton-streets.
No 142 — Ditto to Thomas-terrace and Sutton street.
No. 141 — Ditto ditto ditto (three frontages).
No. 162— Ditto to Howard and Wright-streets.
No. 155 — Jerringham-street.
No. 163— Wright-street.
No. 164— Three frontages to Victoria-place and Terrace, and Wright-street.
No. 166— Ditto ditto to Howard-street and ditto.
The following suburban lots in the Gawler Special Survey: —
No 21—75 acres on the North Para.
No. 22— 63 ditto ditto ditto
On the latter there is a spring of fresh water.
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Also, the following half-acre allotments in the marine town of Glenelg, viz. : —
Nos. 8, 13, 14, and 15.
A. Plan of these Properties can be seen at the Mart.
Source: 1849 'Advertising', South Australian Register, (17 January 1849), p. 2., http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article50247614
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