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Mr. McFadden's private property in care of Groom-Gardener (cost,1946, £65 =£270=$540)
2 mares (Areinoe & Madania) 2 saddles 2 bridles 4 horse blankets 2 dogs (Monty, Kim, Trinkett and Phyllis) 4 kennels (dog houses) 2 cases for the transport of dogs by air 4 dog chains Various medicines for the animals
6 decoy ducks 1 Remington hand trap (for clay pigeons) 1 box of clay pigeons (nearly full) 1 pair skis
1 garden plow (cultivator) a) b) 1 stone roller 1 garden rake 1 small trowel 1 small 4-tined fork 1 long pruning hook 1 seed-sower 1 benzine lawn-mower 1 hand lawn-mower a) a) 1 lawn-cutter (shears) a) 2 machines for watering lawn 2 short long rubber garden hose 1 canvas hose 6 hand water pump 24 pails 34 flower pots 4 big jars Various seeds c) c) c) 1 local wicker table 6 basketry tray 1 hurricane lamps 1 kerosine stove (for room heating) c)
| a) Imported from USA | | | b) For rolling lawn and paths. A local contrivance - part of a Roman column with a push-handle - intended for packing clay on flat roofs. c) Should have been listed with house furnishings. The stove is used at need in the lower house, which has no fireplace.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain