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Friar street—continued.
39 Grasby, Edward, cycle depot
39 St, Laurence’s Church House—
Wells, George,
40 Moulton & Tysoe, Ltd., photo­
graphers
41 Maud, John, silversmith
42 Royal County Theatre-Box Office
43 Hutchings, J. & Son, ladies’
tailors
44-47 Ayres, Charles & Giles,
Coal Office — 'phone 14.
Ayres, Charles and Giles,
Furniture Depository

’phone 533
44 Shorter, Vincent
47 Dimmick, David T.
Kennedy, Charles, horsekeeper
48 West, William Francis, refresh­
ment rooms
49 Turner, R., scale, weight and
measure maker
50 Male, George Percival
51 Wheatley & Son (Male, G. P.,
m . r . c .v . s . )

v e te r in a r y

su rgeon

52 Haines, William, bootmaker
53 English Record Co., Ltd.

here are Blagrave Buildings

STREET

KEV.

87 Dee, Frederick, furniture dealer

88 Vile, John, Dining and Re­

freshment Rooms

89 White, Harry Alfred, porkbutcher
90 Aldridge, George, harness maker
91 Cottrell & Co., watchmakers and
jewellers
92 Waldron, Tom, J., 1 v, ‘ The Mitre
Hotel,’ wine & spirit merchant

here is West street

93-94-95-96-97 Langston & Sons,
Tailors, Outfitters, and
Boot Warehousemen

98 Lowe, H. & Co., music warehouse
99 Reading Industrial Cooperative Society, Ltd.,

boot department—Manager,
Wheeler, S. G.

100 Reading

Industrial Co­
operative Society, Ltd.,

butchery department—Mana­
ger, Brooks, Frederick
101-102 Turner’s grocery stores
103 Reading Industrial Co­
operative Society, Ltd.,

outfittingandtailoring depart­
ment—Manager, Locke, R. J.
104 Pigott & Co., wholesale grocers
105 Reading Industrial Co­

54 Jelly, John, confectioner
55 Leaver, Harry Applegate, hair­
operative Society, Ltd.,
dresser
confectionery and tea rooms,
60 Hedington, William George,
Manager, Parslow, G.
tobacconist
106 Newbery, W. G., music, cut­
6lAChalfen, Bernard, watchmaker
lery, and clothing stores
61 Merrill, Tom, cutler and grinder 107-109 Fidler & Sons, Govern­
62 Fullbrook, Frederick, baker
ment contractors, fruiterers,
63 Hopping, Chas. S., 1 v, ‘ Ye Olde
market gardeners & seedsmen
Friars ’
—’ Phone 38
Turkish Baths—Ponter, II. J., 110 Millar, John Morgan
manager
111 Newbery,WilliamGeorge, pawn­
here is Greyfriars’ road
broker and jeweller
64 Boultbee, Rev. Hugh, . ., Vicar, 112-114 Royal County Theatre—
Greyfriars’ vicarage
Milton Bode and Edward
Greyfriars’ Church
Compton, proprietors and
(The numbers continue in rotation
managers
on the opposite side)
115 Phillips, Walter, temperance
Primitive Methodist Chapel
hotel and restaurant
71 Reading Guardians’ Dispensary— 116 Lovegrove, C., Undertaker
medical officers—Frederick W.
and monumental mason—
Stansfield, . ., E. L. Cropp,
’Phone 1145.
l.r.c.p., m.r.c.s. ; dispenser— 117-119 Bull, A. H., Ltd., furnishing
John Jones; caretaker—Alfred
warehousemen
Brewer
125 Seeburg, Max, b r, ‘ Marquis of
here is Cheapside
Lorne ’
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