Wyndham Street Steam Mill, Auckland, New Zealand 🌍

Auckland (#nz2127)

First referred to in 1854 New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 889, 21 October 1854, Page 3

The Surveyor ... further reported a deep rut in the lane running from West Queen-street to Mr. Snodgrass's Steam Mill.

New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 916, 24 January 1855, Page 4

TO CAPITALISTS
CONNELL & RIDINGS
Have been instructed to sell by private contract
THE STEAM FLOUR MILL
LATELY ERECTED IN WYNDHAM-STREET, BY MR. SNODGRASS, AND
The DWELLING-HOUSE Adjacent.
THE MILL is substantially built of Scoria, with a slate roof. Has four lofts, with two pairs of Stones, smutting and dressing machine, and other machinery. Its dimensions are twenty-four feet by thirty-three feet.
The Engine-house, at the rear of the Mill, is of brick, with an engine of 12-horse power.
The Allotment on which they stand has a frontage to Wyndham-street of fifty-one feet, and extends 115 feet in depth to Mills' Lane, which leads to West Queen-street.
This really valuable Property is, almost without exception, the best suited of any now for sale in Auckland to parties requiring extensive premises, from its central position, its proximity to Queen-street and the Wharf, its capabilities for the carrying on of a large business, its security from fire, and from its being immediately available at this most important season, either as a Mill or as a Store for Merchandize or Produce.
The value of Scoria Buildings has been felt within the last few days, and the advantage or having one ready for instant occupation, instead of being subjected to the delay, expense, and annoyance of erection can scarcely be overestimated.

New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 929, 10 March 1855, Page 2

WYNDHAM STREET STEAM MILL.
CONNELL AND RIDINGS Have received instructions from the proprietor to submit to public competition, This New and complete Stone Built FLOUR MILL with its steam engines and machinery, together with dwelling house and allotment, immediately after the next arrival of the steamer William Denny from Sydney.
Terms at Sale.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1317, 31 July 1860, Page 2

TO LET, THE SCORIA BUILDING in Wyndham-street known as SNODGRASS MILL. Apply to BROWN & CAMPBELL. 31st July, 1860.

Associated people

• David Snodgrass