Valuable Property in Dartmouth

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For sale or to let. That waterside property (second wharf south from the steamboat) now occupied by Mr. Elliott as a lumber wharf.
It has a commodious wharf, a house on the street, and large carpenter’s shop, Garden, with a good well of water. The house is in good condition and immediate possession can be had.
The whole will be sold at a bargain, or the House and Garden to be let, with or without the Wharf and Carpenter’s Shop.
For particulars apply to James Farquhar. Estate Agent, 76 Barrington Street.

 

Morning Chronicle, Oct 16, 1868. Page 2, Column 7, bottom. https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ggMJAAAAIBAJ&sjid=YjsDAAAAIBAJ&pg=6413%2C2611273

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