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NEW ANGLICAN PARISH CHURCH FOR SPREYDON.—The proposed Church of St. Martin, Lincoln road, Spreydon. It will replace the P ’ 1S ho P et * that the foundation stone will be laid next year. The new building will be of Charteris Bay stone, with a tiled roof, and it will seat 250 worshippers. The architect is Mr John A. Hendry.

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Press, Volume XCIV, Issue 28010, 3 July 1956, Page 7

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NEW ANGLICAN PARISH CHURCH FOR SPREYDON.—The proposed Church of St. Martin, Lincoln road, Spreydon. It will replace the P ’ 1S hoPet* that the foundation stone will be laid next year. The new building will be of Charteris Bay stone, with a tiled roof, and it will seat 250 worshippers. The architect is Mr John A. Hendry. Press, Volume XCIV, Issue 28010, 3 July 1956, Page 7

NEW ANGLICAN PARISH CHURCH FOR SPREYDON.—The proposed Church of St. Martin, Lincoln road, Spreydon. It will replace the P ’ 1S hoPet* that the foundation stone will be laid next year. The new building will be of Charteris Bay stone, with a tiled roof, and it will seat 250 worshippers. The architect is Mr John A. Hendry. Press, Volume XCIV, Issue 28010, 3 July 1956, Page 7

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