HN7/1/LUT2

Particulars, plans and conditions of sale of The Tythe Farm, Luton and Yew Tree Farm, Chalton, having an area of about 324 acres, 3 roods, 2 poles and producing at very moderate rentals £485 per annum. Which Messrs Foll & Bawden will sell by auction at the George Hotel, Luton in the following lots:

29 Jul 1918

From: 1918 To: 1918

Lot 1: Yew Tree Farm, Chalton (formerly called Medcraft’s Farm). Let to Mr Alfred Bird on a yearly rent of £40 per annum. Lot 2: Grass land known as ‘Carter’s Hill’ let to Mr Alfred Bird on a yearly rent of £9. Lot 3: Grass land known as ‘Pearson’s Field’ let to Mr Alfred Bird on a yearly rent of £5. Lot 4: Arable land known as ‘Chapel Field’ let to Mr Alfred Bird on a yearly rent of £12. Lot 5: Arable land known as ‘Jackson’s Piece’ let to Mr Alfred Bird on a yearly rent of £10. Lot 6: Grass land on Sundon Road let to Mr Alfred Bird on a yearly rent of £1. Lot 7: Arable land and chalk pits known as ‘Hurlock Pit Hill’ let to Mr Alfred Bird on a yearly rent of £8. Lot 8: The Tythe Farm, Luton. Let to Mr Mark Ward at £400 per annum.

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Hobourn, R. & Company,
Foll & Bawden,
Bird, Alfred,
Ward, Mark

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