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The Navy Timber, at North Stoneham and the Isle of Wight, advertised in the first page to be sold, at the Mason’s Arms, Swaythling, on Tuesday the 5th of April, WILL NOT BE SOLD till THURSDAY the 7th.

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Navy Oak Timber, Ash, and Elm,
At North Stoneham and the Isle of Wight.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr Young, on Tuesday the 5th of April next, 1825, at the Mason's Arms, Swaythling, near Southampton, at three o’clock in the afternoon,–The undermentioned valuable Lots of prime OAK TIMBER, and six Lots of ASH and one of ELM–

NORTH STONEHAM
Lot			No.
1–	115	Oak Trees, standing in Northend Coppice, marked	1
2–	115	Ditto	2
3–	115	Ditto	3
4–	118	Ditto	4
5–	90	Ditto	5
6–	80	Ditto	6
7–	55	Ditto In Hutt Wood	7
8–	55	Ditto	8
9–	36	Ditto in the Park, &c.	9
10–	10	Ditto in the Aldergully	10
11–	3	Ditto lying in the Park, at per foot,	J F
12–	11	Elm Trees lying in different places, ditto	J F

ISLE OF WIGHT
Lot			No.
1–	167	Oak Trees, standing in Combley Wood West, marked	J F
2–	167	Ditto East	ditto
3–	116	Ditto at Newnham	ditto
4–	172	Ditto in Cherrywood Coppice	ditto
5–	109	Ash Trees ditto	ditto
6–	49	Ditto at Quorr and thereby	ditto
7–	24	Ditto at Newnham and thereby	ditto
8–	105	Ditto in Combley Wood	ditto
9–	24	Ditto at Combley Lynn	ditto
10–	72	Ditto, in Combley Meadow & Fatting Ground	ditto

For viewing the same, apply to Mr W. Adamson, at Stoneham Park; and for that in the Isle of Wight, to Mr James Barton, at Binstead Lodge, near Ryde.

Sources

1. ↑ Hampshire Advertiser, 26 Mar 1825