1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate
1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate
1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate
1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate
1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate
1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate
1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate
1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate
1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate
1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate
1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate
1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate

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1885 St Lucia - Princess Bridge Estate

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Map showing Princess Bridge Estate which is now part of current day St Lucia

Plan of Princess Bridge Estate to be sold by Auction on the ground Saturday August 22, 1885, 2 o'clock.

Street names shown on the map:

  • River Terrace (now Macquarie Street)
  • Margaret Street (now Carr Street)
  • William Street (now Keith Street)
  • Toowong Road (now Sir Fred Schonell Drive)
  • Main Street (now Walcott Street)
  • St Lucia Street (doesn't exist anymore)
  • Underhill Street (doesn't exist anymore)
  • Durham Street (now Hood Street)
  • Hill Street (now Rock Street)
  • Government Road (now Carmody Road)

The map covers the present day streets:

  • Macquarie Street, St Lucia
  • Carr Street, St Lucia
  • Keith Street, St Lucia
  • Sir Fred Schonell Drive, St Lucia
  • Walcott Street, St Lucia
  • Hood Street, St Lucia
  • Rock Street, St Lucia
  • Carmody Road, St Lucia
  • Glasshouse Road, St Lucia

Year: 1885

Date: Saturday, 22 August 1885

Location: St Lucia, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia


The map also includes the following text:

  • Luncheon at 1/2 past 1
  • Being Subdivisions of Portion 12 - Parish of Indooroopilly
  • Plan of Princess Bridge to be erected over River, Indooroopilly.
  • Width of Bridge between main girders 20 ft. Sidewalks on both sides each 4 ft wide.
  • Terms 1/4 cash, balance 4, 8, & 12 months with 8% added.
  • Arthur Martin & Co, Auctioneers.
  • Hamilton & Raff Surveyors.
  • Gordon and Gotch Lith.
  • Brisbane River
  • To Toowong
  • Local Sketch
  • St Lucia Estate
  • River Bend Estate
  • Proposed Bridge
  • North Quay
  • Bridge
  • Queen Street
  • Railway
  • Toowong Station
  • Sherwood Grove
  • Union Athletic Club
  • Bus Stand
  • Sylvan Grove Garden
  • Regatta Hotel
  • Hill End
  • Jetty
  • Toowong Ferry
  • Ferry Street
  • Dornoch Street
  • Vulture Street
  • Holly Mount
  • H. C. Stanley
  • W. H. Wilson
  • C. B. Dutton
  • A. Archer
  • Col. Ross
  • S. Kay Esq
  • R. Garley Esq
  • T. A. Ryan
  • Josling Street
  • Aston Street

Newspaper Advertisement

Newspaper Advertisement - The Brisbane Courier - Page 8
This day on the ground commencing at 1.30 sharp.

The Princess Bridge Estate

166 Charming Building Sites
Site of Proposed Bridge on the Estate
River Frontages
Terms Liberal

To Capitalists, Speculators, Manufacturers, Labourers, Mechanics, and Others.

Arthur Martin & Co. are in receipt of instructions from the Proprietor to sell by public auction, on the Ground, on Saturday Afternoon 22nd August commencing at 2pm sharp.
The Princess Bridge Estate comprising 166 Capital Building Allotments, Being Subdivision of Portion 12, Parish of Indooroopilly.
This property adjoins the famous St Lucia and River Bend Estates, is close to the Ironside and other well-known estates, and forms the centre of a district which must in a very short time figure as one of the handsomest and fashionable suburbs of our ever extending metropolis.
It stands on a beautiful ridge, attaining a gentle elevation, which will enable the residents on it to command a panoramic view of the loveliest description, embracing the city north and south and surrounding country.
The soil is fertile, the locality healthy, the regular steam communication already established (without dwelling at all on the erection of the proposed bridge, which may be looked upon as accomplished) renders it one of the most convenient and at the same time one of the quietest and choicest places for a residence which could be found anywhere near Brisbane.
All other properties in the neighbourhood have been cut up and disposed of.
Buildings are already being erected, and this state of affairs must from the very nature of things continue, not on the same scale as before but at a rate which will probably exceed the most sanguine expectations of those who have had the foresight to invest in this locality.

The map includes the following locations:

  • University of Queensland