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Timber Merch[an]t &#13;
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[Front] &#13;
Sunderland&#13;
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Mr. W[illia]m Tier&#13;
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Mr W[illia]m Tier&#13;
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Hants &#13;
&#13;
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Mr W[illia]m Tier&#13;
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Dear Sir&#13;
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Mr W[illia]m Tier &#13;
Timber Merchant&#13;
Emsworth &#13;
n[ea]r Portsmouth&#13;
[?]&#13;
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Sunderland&#13;
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Dear Sir &#13;
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Mr W. Tier&#13;
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Nat[ional] School, Emsworth&#13;
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