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B E R K S H IR E .

St. M ark’s C hurch (chapel of ease to St. M ary’s), Cranbury road, Rev. E rn est H enry Stenning M .A. curate
in ch arg e ; n a.m . & 6.30 p .m .; wed. 8 p .m .; holy
com m union, 8 a.m
S t. M ichael & A ll A ngels C hurch , attached to S t. G iles’ ,
E lga r road, Rev.
, p riest
in ch arg e ; 11 a.m . & 6.30 p .m .; th u rs. 8 p.m
St. S aviou r’s C hurch, W olseley street, sam e clerg y as
St. M ary’s ; 11 a.m . & 6.30 p.m
St. S tephen’s C hurch, O rts road, sam e clerg y as St.
John’s ; 8 & 11 a.m . & 2.30 & 6.30 p .m .; thurs.
7.30 p .m .; holy days, 7.30 p.m
St. Peter’ s Church, C h u rch road, C av ersh a m ; Rev.
C harles W illiam E useby C leaver M .A. v ic a r ; R evs.
H erbert Douglas Neison A .K .C . John E dm und Howe
M .A. & A lfred E verard W illey, curates ; 7 & 8 a.m . &
1st sun. 8 a.m . & 12 noon (H. C . ) ; 11 a.m . & 3
& 6.30 p .m . ; m on. tues. & sat. 8 a .m .; th u rs. 7.40
a.m . ; wed. k fri. 10.15 a.m . & 5.30 p .m
St. A ndrew ’s C hurch, A lb ert road, Caversham , Rev.
Thom as Brancker B .A . c u ra te in c h arg e ; 8 & 10
(H. 0 .) & 11 a.m . & 3 (children’ s service) & 6.30
p .m .; m on. tues. fri. & sat. 7.30 p .m . ; m on. 8
p .m . ; tues. 6.30 p .m .; H. C. daily 7.30 a.m . (except
mon. 8 a.m . & th u rs. 7 a.m )
St. John the B ap tist C hurch, G osbrook road, Caversham ,
Rev. H erbert D ouglas Neison A .K .C .L . curate in
ch arg e ; 8, 9.30 & 11 a .m .; also 1st sun. 7 a.m .
(H. C .), 10.30 a.m . k 3 (children ’s service) & 6.30
p .m . ; wed. 8 p .m . ; H . C . mon. wed. & fri.
6.30,
tues. 7.30, thurs. 7 & w ed. & sat. 8 p.m
St. B arnabas C hurch, E m m er E nd, Rev. John E dm und
Howe M .A . curate in c h arg e ; 8 (H. C .) & 11 a.m . &
3 & 6.30 p.m . ; thurs. 8 a.m . ; other days, 10.30 a.m
S t. M ary’s E p iscop al C hapel, C astle street, Rev. James
Consterdine M .A . in cu m b en t; Rev. C ecil A rth u r Jam es
B eatty, c u ra te ; 11 a.m . & 3.30 & 6.30 p .m .; thurs.
7.30 p .m
S t. Jam es’ C ath olic, F orb ury road, Rev. F ran cis J.
Kernan M .R. & Rev. John Doran, p rie s ts; 8, 9 & 11
a.m . & 6.30 p .m . ; daily m ass, 7 & 8 a . m . ; th urs. 8
p.m . & sat. 7 p .m
St. W illiam of Y o rk , C ath olic, Upper Redlands road,
served by the clergy of S t. Jam es’ ; 8 & 9 a.m . &
3.30 p .m .;
daily, 7.30 a.m
O ur L a d y &
S t. Anne, C atholic, S outh V iew avenue,
C aversham , Rev. R aym und Hand & R ev. F . S u m n er;
8 & 11 a.m . & 6.30 p .m . ; daily, 8 a .m .; fri. 7.30
p .m . ; holidays of obligation, 9 & 11 a.m
S t. A ndrew ’s P resbyterian, C hurch of E ngland, London
road, Rev. W illiam A rm strong M .A. ; 11 a.m . & 6.30
p .m . ; wed. 7.30 p .m
Presbyterian,
C hurch of E nglan d, Y o rk road (C aver­
sham road), Rev. J. M itc h ell; 11 a.m . & 6.30 p .m .;
thurs. 8.15 p.m
Hebrew Synagogue, G oldsm id road, R ev. Louis W o lfe;
sat. 10.30 a.m
F riends’ M eeting House, C h urch s t . ; 11 a.m .& 6.30 p.m
B ap tist, C arey street, Rev. Jam es A . S u th erlan d ; 11
a.m . & 6.30 p .m .; m on. 7.30 p.m
B ap tist, K in g ’s road, R ev. R obert Gordon Fairbairn
B .A . ; 11 a.m . & 6.30 p.m . ; th urs. 7.30 p.m
B aptist (Anderson) C h u rch (no reg u lar m in is te r); 11
a.m. & 6.30 p .m .; wed. 8 p.m
B ap tist (W ycliffe), K in g ’s road, Rev. R ob ert S ilv e y ;
11 a.m . & 6.30 p .m .; th u rs. 7.30 p .m
B ap tist
G rovelands, Oxford road, Rev. W a lter J.
P h illip s ; 11 a.m . & 6.30 p .m .; thurs. 7.30 p.m
B aptist Providence, O xford ro a d ; 11 a.m . & 6.30 p .m .;
wed. 7 p.m
B ap tist (Zoar), S outh s tre e t; 10.30 a.m . & 6.30 p .m .;
wed. 7.30 p.m
Bap tist, C a v e rsh a m ; 11 a.m . & 6.30 p .m
Brethren M eeting Room , Queen’s road ; 6.30 p .m
B rethren (Open), B ridge hall, O xford road (v a rio u s );
11 a.m . & 6.30 p .m .; wed. 7.30 p .m
Christadelphian M eeting Room, C ross stre e t; 6.30 p.m
C ongregational, Castle s t r e e t ; 11 a.m . & 6.30 p .m . ;
thurs. 7.30 p.m
Congregational, T rin ity, Q ueen’s road, Rev. Percy Neale
H arrison M .A ., B .D .; 11 a.m . & 6.30 p .m .; thurs.
7.30 p.m
Congregational, Broad street, Rev. W illiam M orton
Raw linson; 11 a.m . & 6.30 p .m .; th u rs. 7.30 p.m
C ongregational M ethodist, Hosier s tr e e t; 11 a.m . &
6.30 p.m . ; th u rs 7.15 p .m
Congregational, C aversham h ill, H enry E dw ard Jacques,
ev an g elist; n a.m . & 6.30 p .m .; wed. 7 p.m

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1 P rim itive Methodist, London
I s tr e e t; 11 a.m . & 6.30 p .m .;
tues. 7.30 p.m
Prim itive M ethodist, C um ber­
land ro a d ; 11 a.m . & 6.30
p.m . ; thurs. 7.30 p.m
Rev. J. A rth u r A ldersou
P rim itive
M ethodist,
F riar
(s u p t.);
Rev. W m .
street ; 11 a.m . k 6.30 p .m .;
G reen k Rev. E dw in I.
wed. 8 p.m
Devenish
P rim itive M ethodist, Oxford
roa d ; 11 a.m . k. 6 .3 0 p .m .;
tues. 7.45 p.m
P rim itive M ethodist, W oking­
h am ro a d ; 11 a.m . & 6.30
p.m . ; tues. 7.30 p.m
U nitarian Free C h urch , London ro a d ; v a rio u s; 11.15
а.m . & 6.30 p.m
W esleyan, Queen’s road; 11 a .m .-'
& 6.30 p.m . ; tues. 7 p.m
Rev. Thom as W illiam
W esleyan, Oxford road ; 11 a.m . &
Beck (su p t.) ; Rev.
б.30 p.m . ; thurs. 7.15 p.m
W. Sinclair Sm ith ;
W esleyan, E lm Park H a ll; 11 a.m .
Rev. A . Price H ughes
& 6.30 p .m . ; wed. 7.30 p.m
& Rev. Charles E .
W esleyan, Caversham , Woodcote
Griffin
road ; 11 a.m . & 6.30 p.m . ;
tues. 7.30 p.m
E lm Park H all (W esleyan M ission), Oxford ro a d ; John
W . Sp argo, m issio n er; i t a.m . & 6.30 p .m .; th u rs.
7.30 p .m
S alvation A rm y C itadel, S t. M ary’s B u t t s ; 11 a.m . &
6.30 p .m
M ission R o o m s:— W illiam Anderson M em orial H all,
A m h erst ro a d ; W h itley H all (W esleyan M eth o d ist);
B reth ren M eetin g Room , 37 V alen tia T oa d ; Queen’s
r o a d ; S t. John’s, Prince’s street
Railw ay M ission, Chatham street
U N IV E R S IT Y C O L L E G E , R E A D IN G .
U n iversity Colleg?, Reading, was founded in 1892. T h e
C ollege is now one of th e fourteen E n glish u n iv er­
sities & colleges in receip t of a T rea su ry g ra n t for the
furth eran ce of U n iversity work. I t is affiliated to the
U n iversity of Oxford. I t provides com plete courses
of in struction for the degree exam ination s (external)
in arts & science of the U n iversity of London. I t is
subsidised b y the Board of A g ricu ltu re, & its facilities
for train in g in ag ric u ltu re, d a iryin g & h orticu ltu re
for m en & women are un u sually com plete. I ts students
are able to obtain diplom as in a g ricu ltu re, d a iryin g
& h orticultu re, aw arded, after exam ination, by a
com m ittee rep resen tative of th e U n iversity of O xford
& the U n iversity College. T h ey are also prepared for
the
degree exam ination in ag ricu ltu re of the
U niversity of London. Th e C ollege is recognised for
th e training of teachers for elem en tary schools by the
Board of E ducation .
Students in th e elem en tary
train in g departm ent are able to follow courses of
study leading to a U n iversity degree in arts or
science. T h e College is also recognised b y the Board
of E ducation as a training college for wom en teachers
for secondary schools. P relim in ary scientific courses
are provided for m edical & dental students. Th ere
are departm ents of fine arts, includin g in struction in
m ethods of teaching, & com m erce & technical sub­
jects. T here is in addition a large system of evening
classes. Th e College buildings occupy a site of about
6 acres, & include a hall, capable of seating 1,000
p ersons; a gym n asiu m , the Old Red b uildin g, in
w hich are lecture room s, studen ts’ b u ttery & com m on
ro o m s ; the School of M u s ic ; th e A cacias buildin g
(form erly th e home of the late M r. G eorge P alm er),
which contains tho C ollege lib ra ry of about 10,000
volum es and the common room s for professors &
le c tu r e rs ; the fine a rt studios & craft w o rk sh o p s;
the laboratories for zoology, botany, physics, ag ric u l­
ture & c h e m is try ; the B ritish D airy I n s t it u t e ; &
there is also a b u ild in g devoted to geog rap h y, com ­
m erce & technical subjects. A t Shinfield is a College
farm , 140 acres in exten t, w hich is used for a g ri­
c u ltu ral teach in g & research. Th ere are tw o h orti­
cu ltu ral stations, one of 4 acres ad join in g the College,
& the other of 11 acres for fr u it grow ing, & form in g
p art of the College farm a t Shinfield. Th ere is an
ath letic ground. A ll students tak in g a fu ll course of
day study m u st reside in a hall of residence, or
hcstel, or house recognised by th e C ollege, unless th ey
reside w ith th eir parents or guardians, or unless they
hold th e w ritten perm ission of the p rin cipal to reside
elsewhere. W antage H all, a hall of residence for men
students, was opened a t the b egin n in g of the A utum n
term , 1908, & was th e g ift of L a d y W antage, one of
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