1889 Cleveland - Old Police Paddock

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Estate Map showing the Old Police Paddock in Cleveland

To be Sold on the Ground, on Saturday, 26th October at 3pm.

Street names shown on the map:

• Russell Street
• Coburg Street
• Prince Street (now Princess Street)
• Passage Street
• Gotha Street
• Erobin Street
• Ray Street

The map covers the present day streets:

• Russell Street, Cleveland
• Coburg Street, Cleveland
• Princess Street, Cleveland
• Passage Street, Cleveland
• Gotha Street, Cleveland
• Erobin Street, Cleveland
• Ray Street, Cleveland
• Phelan Street, Cleveland

Year: 1889

Date: Saturday, 2 November 1889

Location: Cleveland, Redland Bay, Queensland, Australia

The map also includes the following text:

• Crown Lands
• Town of Cleveland, County of Stanley
• Known as the Old Police Paddock & being sections 116, 116A, 116B, 117, 117A & 117B.
• G. T. Bell, Government Auctioneer.
• A special train will leave Woolloongabba station at 1 o'clock sharp on the day of sale, calling at Wynnum & Wellington Point.
• Return ticket 2/6 to be refunded to purchasers
• TERMS: 1/4 cash, balance payable at 4, 8 and 12 months, without interest.
• Note the land comprised in this survey is well elevated, commanding extensive views of the Bay and Islands, the soil is rich deep red, the small timber and under growth has been cleared and large timber ringbarked.
• Printed and Published at the Surveyor General's Office, Brisbane, Queensland, 1889.
• Moreton Bay
• Raby Bay
• Cleveland Railway
• Cleveland Station
• Cleveland Point
• Lighthouse
• New Jetty
• Old Jetty
• Shore Street
• North Street
• Middle Street
• Queen Street
• Russell Street
• Coburg Street
• Princes Street
• Waterloo Street
• Bloomfield Street
• Wynyard Street
• Fitzroy Street
• Island Street
• Channel Street
• Passage Street
• Oyster Point

Newspaper Advertisement

Newspaper Advertisement - Brisbane Courier - Page 10

Saturday 2nd November 1889

On the Ground

Crown Lands

Cleveland

Special Train leaves Woolloongabba Railway Station at 1 o'clock.

100 Large sized blocks, from one quarter acre to one acre each.

A few minutes walk from the Cleveland Railway Station.

Special Train Day of Sale will leave Woolloongabba Railway Station, not Stanley Street at 1 o'clock prompt.

Note the terms - One Fourth Cash, the Balance in Three Equal Instalments at 6, 12, and 18 Months, WITHOUT INTEREST.

G. T. BELL (Government Auctioneer) has received instructions from the Hon. the Minister for Lands, to sell by auction on the ground at Cleveland on Saturday, 2nd November at three o'clock.

89 Allotments.

Five minutes walk from Railway Station, being sudivisions of the Old Police Paddock, Parish of Cleveland, Town of Cleveland, County of Stanley, which have been carefully subdivided into quarter and half acre blocks.

This Land is situated between Russell, Prince and Passage Streets, and Moreton Bay.

Every Allotment is a Beautiful Building Site, commanding an extensive view of Moreton Bay and Islands.

This Sale offers a splendid chance of getting a large area for residences or other purposes in the very best part of Cleveland, only a few minutes’ walk from Railway Station.

Lithographed Plans of Sale Lists, giving numbers, areas, and upset prices, can be obtained from the Lands Office, Brisbane, Sergeant of Police, Cleveland, and at the Mart of the Auctioneer, 63 Queen street, Brisbane.

Purchasers are particularly requested to note that the Special Train will leave the Woolloongabba Railway Station (NOT Stanley Street) on Day of Sale, Saturday, 2nd November at 1 o'clock sharp, calling at Wynnum and Wellington Point, reaching Cleveland at 2.30 o'clock, returning at 5.30 o'clock, arriving at Woolloongabba at 7 p.m.

Return Tickets: 2s. 6d. each, return will be issued at Woolloongabba statrion and fare will be refunded to all purchasers.

Remember - Special Trains leave Woolloongabba Railway Station (Not Stanley-street) at 1 o’clock.

Full particulars, plans, etc, on application to G. T. BELL, GOVERNMENT AUCTIONEER, 63 QUEEN-STREET, BRISBANE.