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Marine Terrace, Penzance

Marine Terrace, Penzance



 

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TO BE LET at Midsummer next, Nos. 16 and 17,
Marine Terrace, Penzance, rents of the two £40
per annum.-   For further particulars apply to E. N.
orth, Farrington, Berka.


The Cornish Telegraph - Thursday 14 April 1898


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TO BE LET Midsummer Nos. 16 and 17, Marine Terrace, Penzance - 14 April 1898

The Cornish Telegraph - Thursday 14 April 1898


Owner of originalThe Cornish Telegraph
Date14 Apr 1898
Linked toMarine Terrace, Penzance; Thomas Gill, Granite merchant; M4GG-T7W; Emma d of James Confectioner Tresidder(Treseder)/GILL

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