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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16350, 12 February 1921, Page 9

HEALTH, FRE<SH AIR, PLEASURE FOR EVERYONE! ATTRACTIVE PLEASURE RESORT TO BE OPENED UP ! PART OF BROOKLAXDS TOWNSHIP TO BE SUBDIVIDED! picnic parties from Chris&diurch know full well the beauty and attractiveness,* of Brooklands, a favourit-c retort. It is situated between the Styx river, Waimakariri mouth and the sea, h**ing within easy reach of Christchurch, yet sufficiently far away to give all the attractions of the country. Brooklands' offers the motor-boating, swimming and_ fishing enthusiaal unusual opportunities, and it is; now proposed to add tennis courts, golf links, recreation and picnic grounds. This popular holiday resort is only ten miles by road from the Square, and is easily reached by either Papanui or Marshlands roads. There are approximately eighty sections of a quarter-acre each to b© offered to the public. Some of tire sections hare frontages on formed toads, while others back on to the Styx river. The property, on which thers ere two artesian wells, will probably be used in the future as a landingplace for seaplanes. Messrs Jones, in conjunction with Messrs Mosley and Sheppard, will sell the sections by public auction on March 9, at 730 p.m., in Messrs Jones, M’Crostie's rooms, corner of Manchester and Onshel Streets. The terms of the sale are* 20 per cent deposit. 10 per cent in six months, 10 per cent in twelve months, and the balance to be* paid at the end of the second year. Interest to be 0 per cent. Plans of the property, together with all particulars, can be obtained from Messrs Jones. M’Crostie Uo., or Mosley and Sheppard, joint agoiu. 1