Warehouse, Exchange Street, Cheetham

TO BE LET – Strongly-built and well-lighted premises in Exchange Street Cheetham, suitable for letter press or lithographic printing, engineers, engravers or manufacturing purposes; five floors inclusive of basement, which is very dry. Power may be had if required. [Manchester Guardian 28 September 1875 page 3]

Commodious, newly-built warehouse, containing basement, ground, and three upper floors; aggregate area 980 square yards; lavatory, etc., on each landing; situate three minutes from Victoria Station, and within ten minutes of the Royal Exchange and Shudehill Market, and within the delivery and collection round of carriers; hoist in connection with each floor; the basement is extremely light and dry. Apply William Hibbert, Clarence Street, Cheetham; or the architect, Mr Risley, 2 Red Lion Street, St Ann’s Square. [Manchester Guardian 18 March 1875 page 7]

Reference    Manchester Guardian 18 March 1875 page 7
Reference    Manchester Guardian 28 September 1875 page 3