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| Chathill | Chathill | Mr. John Bolam. Tenant | On Sheet | An excellent Farmhouse having | ||
| Mr. S. Grover. Station Master | 22.9 | a garden, outbuildings, and hinds | ||||
| Mr A Gibson Broomford | houses attached. A station belonging | |||||
| John Raileton Esqr. | to the North Eastern Railway Co. | |||||
| together with a few Cottages for | ||||||
| the Railway officials, all of | ||||||
| which Constitute the Village | ||||||
| of Chathill. The former belongs | ||||||
| to Sir J. Haggerston Bart the latter | ||||||
| to the Railway Company – | ||||||
| Station | Station | Mr. John Bolam. Tenant | A neat third Class station belonging | |||
| Mr. S. Grover. Station Master | to the N.E. Railway Company. | |||||
| Mr A Gibson Broomford | It Consists of a well built house the | |||||
| John Raileton Esqr. | residence of the Station Master, | |||||
| Booking office, waiting Room & | ||||||
| a large Goods Shed. A portion of | ||||||
| the Booking office is used as a | ||||||
| "Letter Receiving office" – | ||||||
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