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1012 FOR TRADES. (DEVONSHIRE. FOREST TREE GROWER. Preston J'ohn, ll Guinea at. Exeter FRUIT MERCHANTS. Randall William, 12 New Bridge st. Reed E. W. x Martin st. Plymouth Bate W. & Co. South Devon house, k West of England nurseries, Sampson John, 5 Church street, Frankfort street, Plymouth Alphington road, Exeter Heavitree, Exeter Brooker G.(who.),36Morley st.Phmth Simpson Chas. 49 ~ott~ st. Plymouth Burns & Son, 30 Paul street, EX:eter FORWARDING AGENTS. Small W. H. 28 Vwtona rd. Torqua.y Colonial Produce Co. 65 Treville at. See Agents Forwarding. Sparks Mrs. Alice, 61 Princes street, Plymouth · Devonport ' Luxton Bros. Princess St. ope,Plymth FRENCH POLISHERS. Steer R. L. :a Low. North st. Exeter Stokes Bros. 11 Goldsmith st. &i Quay, Thompson Mrs. Blanche, 143 Em- E t ._ L · t d T Eddy Albert 6 Finewell st Plymouth b k d Pl t'- xe er a~~ ymmg on r · orquay · , . an_ment roa , ymou ·.u T N 229 Harris Geo. H. 1 Morler: la. Plymouth Valente Antonio, 10 Flora st. Plymth W d T J G ld 'th t E t Jerred Henry, 145 CowiCk street, St. Venner Mrs. E. 68 Holloway st.Exetr ar . 4 o sml s . xe er Thomas, Exeter Veronesi M. 19 Batter st. Plymouth Stoyle Albert Edwa.rd, II The Mint, Walker Mrs. Emily Jane, 44 Onmber- FRUIT SALESMEN. Exeter . land street, Devonport See Salesmen-Fruit. • Treby George, 17 WoodVIlle road, Willington W. Low. Union la.Torquay Ellacomhlt, Torquay Wills G. J. 33 East st. Newton Abbot · Wilson Frederick William, 47 Alph- FRUITERERS-WHOLESAI:E. FRIED FISH DEALERS. ington street, St. Thomas, Exeter Hillier Hy. A. Fore st. Cullompton Antonucci -.A.. 48 Teign st. Teignmth Wyatt Frank,129 Grenville rd.Plymth Oliver Bros. Paiges lane, Barnstaple Baker WilLiam. Market place, Dod- brooke, iKingsbridge . FRUITERERS G ENGROS Barrow .A.rthur Waite-r, 6g High st. FRUIT COMMISSION AGENTS. & . RE • East Stonehouse, Plymouth See Agents-Ulmmission. Abraham.Robt. 3 ¥illbay rd. ~lymtb Baskerville William, 18 Ivydale road, Ackland Fred, .2 Mill street, Btdeford Mutley, Plymouth- Aggett Mrs. E. Fore st. Bovey Tracey Baskerville William David, 19 Tavi- FRUIT GROWERS. Andrews Fdk .. 11$a, Winner s~.Paigntn s~ock road, Plymouth Andrews W1lham 11. R1dgeway, Basset Mrs. K. 18 Exeter st. Plymth Bartlett Mrs. Martha J. 39 Fore 11t. Plym.pton St. Mary Berry ..)frs. E. 93 Summerland st. Heavitree, Exeter Apps James, l:l Bilton cres. Teignmth Exeter . Bath George, Fernholme, Brixham Arnold John, 65 Tavistock rd. Stoke, Bird William, 53 Clifton rd. Exeter Beer Caleb, W oolands, Atherington, Plymouth B.ranton Mrs. E. 47 Bear st.Barnstple Umberleigh Ash Robert, 67a, Albert rd. Mprice Buller Mrs. M. 105 King st.Plymouth Brown B. &i Sons, Exe nurseries, Town, Devonport Byrne Richard, 5 Paris st. Exeter Starcross Aehmole Frederick, 5 Cowick street, Cann Sydney Jn. 77 High at-. Creditn Olarke Page Shire, North Hill farm, St. Thomas,.Exete:r Cloke Edward, 33 King st. Plymouth Stockland, Honiton Ashton H. 107 Tavistock rd. Plymtb Cooper Jn.Hy.24 Grenville rd.Plymth Clemmens Harry, Bere Alston Atkins D. S. Higher st. Dartmouth Crispin Mrs. Mabel Ellen, 114 Cowick Cosham Frederick William, Mayfi.eld Badcock Wm. Jas. 3 Milk st. Exetel' etreet, St. Thomas, Exeter nurseries, Haven rd. St. Thomas, Baker Alfd. 9 Church st. Ilfracombe Curry Mrs. Mary Hannah, :a Rich- Exeter Bale John, .Abbotsha.m, Bideford mond street, Plymouth Davis Wm. Atherington, Umberleigh Barnes William, 26 Union st.Torquay Davis Mrs. Fanny Charlotte, 22- Buller Dent Wm. Burcombe, Ottery St.Mary Baron P. H. Church' st. Sidmouth road, St. Thomas, Exeter Derrin·gton Theodore, The Chantry Bartlett Thoe. Higher st. Dartmouth Deangellis L. &i Co. 4 ..llbion street, house, Whitford · Bastone Charles John, Beer Exmouth Devon Rosery & Fruit Farm Limited, Bastone William, sen. 36 Magdalen Di'meo A. Lower Gunstone, Bideford Devon rosery, Avenue road &i 38 road, Exeter Doidge S. H . .105· Exeter st. Plymouth Fleet street, Torqua.y & Cockington, Batten Daniel, 3 Victoria st. Exeter Elliott John, 147 Sidwell st. Exeter Torquay. See advertisement Beale J.H.II3a, Beaumont rd.Plymth Gaydon Wm.43 Vicarage st.Barnstple ~ales Samuel Harry, Metlands, Ipple- Beer Sydney, 36 Treville st. Plymth Goad.l A. E. 66 St. Aubyn st.Devonprt pen, Newton Abbot Behan Miss Carolina, Garden street, Gonion Edward, 7 Radford rd. West Eastman William, Small marsh, High Morice Town, Devonport Hoe, Plymouth Bickington, Umberleigh Belam Wm. Jn. 64 High st. Totnes Gordon Mrs. E. 22 Treville st.Plymth Eastwick W. & Son, Bere .A.lston Bennett Mrs. E.South st.Woolacomb& Green Mrs. E. M. 47 Strand, Exmth Foskett Henry, Pine t!roft, Rockbeare, Berwick Charles A. Fore st. Sidmouth Hancock Chas. Exeter hl. Cullompton Exeter 'Bevan Edward, 51 Edgcumbe street, Harvey Wiltiam, Abbey rd. Torquay Gray Alexander, Knowle, Braunton East Stonehouse, Plymouth Hayes William, 27 Queen ·st.Devonprt Johns Henry, Home Glen, Eas~ Bevan William, Combe Martin Headley George, 21 Manor st. East Wonford, Exeter Beynon J. 19 Newcomen rd. Dartmth Ston~house, Plymouth Maunder J. I. Blackall, Pinhoe,Exetr Biddley William, Market, Plymouth Hill William Hy. Mill la. Sidmouth Miller Mrs. H. W. Harpford, Ottery Banner A.C.1::uOld Tiverton rd.Exetr Hutchings Waiter, 11 Cecil road, St. St. Mary - Boon William, So Warboro' road, Thomas, Exeter Minifey William, Java cottage, Marl- Babbacombe, Torquay ~ Iris Mrs. Kate, 47 Holloway st.Exeter don road, Paignton . Bowden-_Mrs. Elizabeth, 41 Cornwall Jackson Jn. 46 East st. Newton Abbot Morgan James Henry, West Buck- street, Devonport .lames J. Saltash road, Plymouth land, Kingsbridge Bowhay Wm. Jn. Smith st. Dartmth Johns Harry, 113 Cowick street, St. Mudge George, Cape villa, Holloway's Bradford Thos. r6 Queen st.Exmouth Thomas, Exeter hill, Paignton Brav William A. & Sons, 7 West st. Joslin William, 76 Exeter st. Plymth Paignton Flower & Fruit Farm (John Okehampton • Kerslake W.85 West Exe sth.Tiverton Squance Henry Wliitmarsh,propr.), Bri~ht .Albert, 42 High st. Bideford Lake W. H. 23a, ~orth street.- Exeter Marldon hill, Marldon rd. Paignton Br'Ooker G. 26 Marlboro' st. Devonprt Lawrence John, 83 Union street, East Pearce Jn. Atherington, Umberleigh Brooker George, 73 Old Town -street Stonehouse, Plymouth Physick Wm. Hy. Alphington, Exeter &i 631 Ebrington street;Plymouth Lewis Caleb, 6 Union st.Newton Abbt Preston William H. A. Buddle lane, BrookinQ" Hy. M. 5 Tisham rd. Torqy Lewis T. xo Northfield rd. Ilfracombe St. Thomas, Exeter Brown Wm. A. 91 Hig-h st.Ilfracombe Lewis Wm. 20 Silver st. Barnstaple Pyne G. Denver nurseries, Topsham Burch S. & Son, 5 .Piermont place, Lewis Wm. C. 25 King st. Plymouth Randall William (trees), HI ·New Dawlish Lucas Vincent G. 44 King st. Plymth Bridge street & West of England Rurge Jn. II Barnstaple st. S.Molton Luckham Jn. 43 Middle st. Brixham nurseries, Alphington road, Exeter Burgess George, Combe Martin McColl Mrs. Victoria, 23 Richmond Ricketts Ed.ward E. Dukes, Brad- Burgoyne JaB. L. New st. Sidmouth street, Plymouth _ ninch, Cullompton Burnett John, 44 Mill street,Bideford McSweeney Edward, 10 Cumberland Robinson Richard Henry, Derncleugh Callard Robt. Victoria rd. Dartmouth street, Devonport gardens, Holcombe, Dawlish Cann J. M. 27 Fore street, Brixham Martin Frank, 40 Cavern rd. Torquay Sanders ..lames, Tucker Marsh, Bere Cann John, Fore street, Northam :Mason A. & E. Higher st. Dartmouth Alston - Oarter C. 8 Church street, Paignton May Richd. 25 Pembroke st.Devonport Seldon Nursery Co. (Ernest Frank Challis John Robert, n Fore street, Mitchell Fred,68 Honestone st.Bidefrd Smith), Sowton, Exeter Budleigh Salterton Newmsn Geo. 62 Bitton st. T@ignmth Squance William, Bere .A.lston Charley Misa Emma, 2b, Stoke te.-r- Norman F. 18 Broad st. Ilfracombe Stevens Jas. Atheri':l.gton,Umberleigh Tace, York place, Stoke, Plymouth Osmond G. IIf Barrington st.Tivertn Webber Waiter (dealer), Atherington, Chillery Albert William, Withy- Parsons Edwd. gs, Ironbridge, Exeter Umberleigh combe, Raleigh. Exmouth Pelosi Peter. Fisher street, Paignton White C. Durya.rd, Cowley rd. Exeter Chinery CharMs, Chapel •t. Exmoutb .
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    CONSENTED EMPLOYMENT LAND FOR SALE Adjoining M5 Close to Exeter & Cullompton LAND WITH OUTLINE PLANNING PERMISSION FOR MIXED USE BUSINESS UNITS Land adjacent to Quad World Bradninch Exeter EX5 4LB Site measures 4.7 acres (1.9 hectares) Outline planning for 58,006 sq ft (5,389 sq m) (Classes B1, B2, B8 & A3) Consented Employment Land, Bradninch, EX5 4LB Location References/Rental Deposits Located on the B3181 between Exeter and Cullompton. Financial and accountancy references may be sought from The site offers great visibility from the M5 and is located any prospective tenant prior to agreement. Prospective 4 miles from the M5 Junction 28. tenants may be required to provide a rental deposit subject to landlords’ discretion. Asbestos Regulations It is the responsibility of the owner or tenant of the property, and anyone else who has control over it and/or responsibility for maintaining it to comply with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 (CAR 2012). The detection of asbestos and asbestos-related compounds is beyond the scope of Alder King and accordingly we recommend you obtain advice from a specialist source. VAT Under the Finance Acts 1989 and 1997, VAT may be levied on the Rent/Sale price. We recommend that the prospective tenants/purchasers establish the implications before entering into any agreement. Description Title Important Notice A 4.7 acre (1.9 ha) development site, with planning for mixed use business units, totalling 58,006 sq ft (5,389 sq These particulars do not constitute any offer of contract Freehold. Title Number DN520811. and although they are believed to be correct, their m).