Back to Smith's Directory of Reading 1914

Smiths_1914_0769.jpg

Smiths_1914_0769.jpg

Permissions

Please contact us if you wish to republish an image or documents from this collection; or you would like to donate illustrations to the collection; or if you wish to add to or correct the information on this database. Tel: 0118 901 5950  Email: libraries@reading.gov.uk

Every effort has been made to trace copyright holders, obtain permission from them and to ensure that all credits are correct. The Reading Borough Libraries have acted in good faith at all times and on the best information available to us at the time of publication. We apologise for any inadvertent omissions, which will be corrected as soon as possible if notification is given to us in writing.

In the event you are the owner of the copyright in any of the material on this website and do not consent to the use of your material in accordance with the terms of conditions of use of this website, please contact us at info@readinglibraries.org.uk and we will withdraw your material from our website forthwith on receipt of your contact details, written objection and proof of ownership.

Image Details

There is no information available.

Add to Basket

Related Entities

There are no related entities.

Related Collections

Smith's Directory of Reading 1914
Smith's Directory of Reading 1914

OCR Text

NET

V IL L A G E S .

Mosdell, & Lovell, registered
plumbers, sanitary engineers, de­
corators, brick manufacturers and
steam mill proprietors, Mortimer st
Nash, Milton, market gardener, Drury
lane
Neville, Thomas, boot and shoemaker,
sexton, Parish Church, W indm ill rd
Penny, George, blacksmith, Mortimer
west end
Pert, George, ‘ Victoria Arms '
Pocock, George, builder and carpenter
Portlock, Albert E ., p.c., St. John's rd
Preece, C. G., chemist and druggist,
W est End rd
Pring, T ., Butler's Land farm
Pring, J., farmer, Perrin's farm
Punter, James, boot and shoemaker
Pursey, W illiam , Mortimer st
Rhodes, W illiam A ., solicitor
Riggs, Thomas, Horse and Groom,
The Common
Salt, S. A ., grocer, W est End road
Sant, J. S., Draper, outfitter and boot
warehouse
Scott, W . H., The Rise
Shaw, Bros., drapers, W indm ill rd
Shaw, W m , cycle agent
Shore, Robert J ., corn dealer, W ind
mill rd
Spratley, A ., coal dealer, The Common
Steel, Lewis, boot and shoemaker,
Windmill rd
Stevens, N. H ., upholsterer, W in d ­
mill rd
Stratford, Thomas, family butcher
and poulterer, The
Common—
Illman, James, manager
Sweetzer, D., grocer, &c.,Oakfield cot.
Taylor, Thomas, stationmaster

Taylor, Alfred, Mop, Broom,
Rake and Prong handle M an­
ufacturer, Tim ber Dealer,
etc., 1 v, ‘ T u rn e r’s A r m s ,’
W e s t end~‘ Phone 44 , Burghfield (call Office)
Thatcher, William, gardener, Mor­
timer hill
Thorp, Charles, farmer and assistant
overseer, Wheat's farm
Thorp, Mrs. II., grocer, Mortimer st
Tomlins, II., Drury lane
Upstone, E. IL , baker and grocer,
K ing st

731

Vernon, E ., Bloomfield Hatch farm,
Wokefield
Waight, Mrs., laundress, Wheatsfarm
cottages
Waight, A ., harness maker, W est end
road
Whitburn, Chas., carrier, Summerlug
W hite & Co., grocers and general
ironmongers, W indm ill rd
Wise,Harry,farmer, Goddard’s green,
Wokefieid

W ise, W . E., corn, coal, coke
and salt merchant
Woolford, J ., gardener,Wokefield park

E n glish L e a th e r Boot R ep air­
ing Co., 11 Londonst, 1a Queen’ s
rd,
61
Oxford
rd, Reading.
Carriers return repairs same day.

Milsom, J . and Sons, builders
merchants, Reading ; Depots :—
Portland wharf, K ing’s rd ; Albert
wharf, K ing’s rd ; Britannia wharf,
Caversham rd ; Chief Office,

Portland W h a rf, K ing’s rd
N E T T L E B E D (Oxon).

miles from H enley, 10 from
Reading, 6 from W allingford, 5
from W atlington. P ostal d istrict,
Henley - on - Thames. Popidation
1911—552. Nearest station, Henley
5

District Councillor & Guardian—
Mr. David Kemp
Parish Council — Messrs. Alfred
Brown, chairman ; Charles Stephen
Phillips, vice-chairman ; G. A . Hope,
D. Kemp, Rev. P. Armitage, S. A .
W right & Miss L. H. Champion; F .
Saunders, clerkand assistant overseer.
Post and money order office, tele­
graphic, government annuity, savings
bank, parcel post, & c .; open from
7 to 8 . Deliveries, 7.35 a.m. and
1.35 p .m .; Sundays, 8.15 a.m. Des­
patch, 10.20 a.m. and 6.30 p .m .;
Sundays, 11.50 a.m. Nettlebed is the
nearest telegraph office for Highmoor
Bix, Nuffield.
Telegraph office at
Cookley for Swyncombe, Russels
Water and Maidensgrove
Nettlebed Council School Local
Authority— Managers, Ernest Barry