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    Skemps Road

    Myrtle Bank, TAS 7259
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    1. $20,500
      150 Skemps Road Myrtle Bank, TAS 7259
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      Contract date
      27/01/1995
    2. $62,500
      145 Skemps Road Myrtle Bank, TAS 7259
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      Contract date
      24/05/1993
    3. $23,250
      105 Skemps Road Myrtle Bank, TAS 7259
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      Contract date
      25/06/1986
    4. $8,000
      105 Skemps Road Myrtle Bank, TAS 7259
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      Contract date
      20/05/1985
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    Harcourts Launceston
    112-114 George Street , Launceston, TAS 7250
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    Nest Property
    82 Harrington St , Hobart, TAS 7000
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    Neil Hawkins
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    Craig Beamish
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