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Messrs Shedd & Sayer

Gentm,

Mr. I.H. Silsby of
Newton owns 3 lots on Lawn Ave,


No 2940, 338 feet
2941, 322 [feet]
2942, 300
[total] 960 ft
He now wishes to rearrange
these lots, so as to give two
front lots on Lawn ave of
300 ft each, and the Galanthus
360 ft in the rear lot.

The rear lot has been
posted to suit the "shelf" made
in filling, about as shown in

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