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2014_020_003_001

subject: Hitching post still front of lot.

I have no objection
to having the hitching bar
that Mr Jacobs wants
in front of our lot

[?] Parker

2014_020_003_001

subject: Hitching post still front of lot.

I have no objection
to having the hitching bar
that Mr Jacobs wants
in front of our lot

[?] Parker

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