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178

CHU

R E A D IN G

Church rodd—continued.
(Right Iwnd side)

Coles, Robert
Allen, Frederick William
Hall, Mrs. Sophie
Burgess, Mrs. Emma
Garlick, Sidney
Wicks, Mrs. Thomas
May, Edwin, The Priory

CHURCHSTREET, LondonSt.

(Left hand side).

7 Westall, Richard
9 Cave, Albert
11 Shackleford, Charles
13 Huntley, Boorne & Stevens’ work­
shop-female department
15 Pearce, Daniel
st.

g il e s ’

close

.

21 Gillmor, Rev. F. J. C., m.a., St.
Giles’ vicarage

(Right hand side).
Society of Friends Mission
Room

2 Pocock, John, caretaker

Society of Friends Meeting
House

4 Robbins, George
6 Pyke, Thomas Francis
8 Clark, William
Bushell, Mrs. Kate
10 Milward & Sons, boot and shoe
manufacturers
12 Watts, Herbert
14 Freed, Walter
16 Eynott, Alfred John
18-20 Turner, William George, 1 v,
‘ The Bell ’

here is Letcombe street

22 Tyers, George
24 Wells, Bertie
26 Whale, Arthur Charles

St. Giles’ Church

CHURCH STREET.
Caversham.

(Right hand side)

5 Ellis, Walter Bertram, fruiterer
andflorist
Horne, F. G., monumental and
general mason
7 Oxlade, James

Footpath to Caversham Bridge

11 Knighton, Francis, Caversham
House school

STREET

KEY.

13 Lanchberry, nurseryman, florist
and fruiterer
17 Caversham Restaurant, Miss
Caroline Hales, proprietress
19 Holt, Miss J. E.
21 BoroughPolice Station, Sgt. John
Mattingley

here is School lane
(Left hand side)

2 Baylis & Co., grocers and
wine and spirit merchants—
Theobald, WilliamJames, man­
ager—’Phone 146
4 Green, Alfred R., photographer
6 Soper, John, chimney sweep

8 Young, Samuel
10 Lewis,Bros., wheelwrights,
carpenters and undertakers

here is Priory avenue

14 Brooks, John George, cycle agent
16 Newman, Thomas, stationer
18 Rix, Mrs. Henry, Milliner
Rix, Henry U., chemist and
druggist—’Phone 1116
Cheyney, Dr. G. H., M . R . t i . S . ,
L . R . C . P . , The Priory

here is Hemdean road
Public Library—Hobbs, E. B.,

librarian in charge
34 Caversham Electric Theatre—
Pulleyn, Robert S., manager
36 Caversham Social Club—Day,
Harry, steward. Hyde, William
D., lion. sec.
38 Smith, Arthur William butcher,
40-42 Turner, George, grocer, pro­
vision, wine & spirit merchant
’Phone 210
44 Eynott, Harry, greengrocer
46 R o g e r s ’ S t o r e s , P o r k
butchers& provisionmerchants
48 Allen & Co., boot repairers
C1NTRA

AVENUE, Christchurch Road.

(Left hand side).

1 Preston, John, Cintra cottage

(Right hand side).

14 Lee, Robert, Corriegills
18 Pearson, Joseph
20 Lewis, George S., Colinwood
22 Brown, William Joseph, Cottingham
24 Bidwell, Arthur, Moorcroft