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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 61, 13 March 1914, Page 8

ON ACCOUNT OF THE DEPUTE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. NEWTON KING will sell, by Public Auction, on SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1914, at 1.30 p.m. on the Promises recently occupied by J. A. THOMPSON, Currier, Stratford, the following Freehold Property, viz.: — i-Acre fronting Broadway and Miranda Street, comprising Sections 309 and 348 Borough of Stratford. The Property has a frontage of about 76 feet on Broadway, and is all flat and available land. The buildings situate thereon comprise : A substantial 5-roomed dwelling house (with bathroom) with water and electric light laid on, fronting Miranda Street. Also coal and wood-sheds; a large and up-to-date storeroom of iron ; and large newlyerected trade-stables, built of iron and containing 4 looseboxes and 14 stalls (10 stalls having concrete floors and channelling), electric light laid on to stables All of the buildings are in very good order and condition. The frontage facing Broadway is vacant, and immediately available for building thereon. Also THE PLANT, comprising—--12 horses (J to 3 -draughts) 1 hack / 3 lorries

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