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HOLYWOOD.— To Let, No. 2. Riversion Terrace, High Holywood; 2 reception and 5 bed rooms, bathroom; garden from and rere; one of ihs choicest ulus lions in Holywood.—W. MOormick, 21, Chichester Street. f'tLIFTOXPARK Avenue.—Comfortable and com- V> modicus House Urban Terrace to b

Q9MALL Furnished House, Balmoral; bed- O room*. 2 reception; rent very moderate careful tenant. —Address given at this Office. APARTMENTS TO LET. BOTANIC Avenue.—ComfortaWy-furni shed , Drawing-room end Bedroom to Let dose to city, convenient tram*; good bath. . 1187 APARTMENTS

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