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another farm, so the use of Firs Farm had diminished considerably during the year.
Mr Jackson said that it was not really necessary to deal with the points raised by those' making the representations as they related to Firs Farm. When the company rightly readvertised, saying that it was also going to use Boots Farm, the Traffic Area notified the representors of that fact.
Mr M. Jones replied, saying he supported the use of Boots Farm as the main operating centre. Mr W. J. Smith did not reply.
Miss K. M. Bennett said that she still wished to object and that she would attend the pub