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quso security for OF ten ycss, hoi uv ls' Gay "
JUNE 1905 aLEtSE 10 establish end maintain Ferry ron
IN bs.n the foot of s9hngs' ~ the CITY o Nav 10
Hoboken Hew-Jsrry at tn point where the CD eryw~
or within ysgls nor OF south Of tnat po,nt
The landing place az Hobolei NssJeney, - DO Furnished
by tho fuEcAa.or. ....,
CONDITIONS.
Tho conditions ard coyenaps Of tho Lease 20 De ~ zoe
usual form Of Ferry Lees he otoioe entered INTO b ~.
CofnorLn Nj h may BE had application a. tho once -
Inc Couproll,s -. order q tho eomni'sone,. OF sos
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