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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
The Haining Loch	The Haining Loch The Haining Loch The Haining Loch	George Roberts Esqr Peter Rodger Esqr John Currie. (Postman)	012.05	A beautiful sheet of water in front of The Haining house, about ¾ths of a mile in length by better than a ¼ in breadth, and in some parts it is said to be 140 feet deep. A boat is kept on it, and it is said that Pike, Perch, and Trout. abound in it. There are pipes from it to the Market place & other parts of the Town of Selkirk for the purpose of supplying the inhabitants with W [water]
The Haining Burn	The Haining Burn The Haining Burn The Haining Burn	George Roberts Esqr Peter Rodger Esqr John Currie. (Postman)	012.05	A small stream issuing from The Haining Loch and. which. after a run of about a mile to "The Green", enters underground and disappears, it joins the mill [lade] somewhere about the gas works - I [It is] insignificant in itself, and only notable as being the outlet for the Loch

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