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R E A D IN G

STREET

Broad s ti•e e t — continued.
83 L a w r e n c e , T o m , ‘ B r e w e r y
Tap ’
83 a A c h ille S e r r e , L td ., d y e r s
and cleaners
83b Titcheneig W alter R.
84 Julian, H., cycle depot
85 W oolf Bros., wholesale tailors
86 Lea, W . A. & Co., fancy drapers
87 A w m a c k , E .B . & F . E . ,H a r d -

w a r e m e n , C h in a & F a n c y
R e p o s it o r y ’ P h o n e 7 7 0
88 P e r r y , J, & C ox , E ., A t h le t ic
outfitters, fishing tackle, cricket
& tennis warehouse, ’ Rhone 963
89 Farrows’ Bank, Ltd., local mana­
ger, F. J. Bobbie, resident
cashier, J. F. G. Bagshaw

Broad S tre e t Congregational
Church — Minister, Rev. W . M.
Rawlinson
89AStewarts, Ltd.. tailors
90-91 B o o ts ,
C ash C h e m is ts
(Southern), Ltd.
92-93 G ilk e s , J o s e p h C h a rle s ,

T o y , F a n c y & S t a t io n e r y
R e p o s it o r y , ’ P h o n e 8 6 3
94 Baylis & Co., grocers & provision
merchants
95 Bradley, Edward, chocolate maker
96 Poynder, G. A., the Post Office
bookshop and library

h ere is Chain s tr e e t
97-98 Reading General P ost Office,
postmaster, E. W . J. Arman
superintendent.— E. T. Huggins
99 Reecl & Sons, Ltd , outfitters
101 Grand Cinema, Picture Theatre
102 H arris, A r th u r ,th e * P a s tr y

C o o k , C o n fe c t io n e r an d
R e s ta u r a t e u r .’ Dining, tea
& smoking rooms, replete with
every com fort and convenience.
Licensed retailer of wines,
spirits, ale & stout. 'Phone 493
103-104 Reading Dairy Co., Ltd.,
Restaurant
105-106 M ilw a r d & S o n s , L td .,

F a m ily B o o t m a k e r s and
R e p a ir e r s . ’ P h o n e 8 8 1
107 Brigham and Co., tobacconists—
manager, Robert E. Burkett

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108 P h ip p e n ,G e o r g e , F .R .H .S .,
R oyal Berks floral establish­
ment and seed warehouse, and
V ictoria nurseries— ‘ Phone 177
110-111-112-113-113A :—

H e e la s, S o n s & C o., L td .,
linen drapers, silk mercers,
tailors, furriers, outfitters, car­
pet warehousemen, removal
contractors, and complete house
furnishers and undertakers.—
Telegrams : “ Heelas, R eading.’
’Phone No. 995 (when closed
’Phone No. 239 for funeral
orders)
114-115 B r a in , J o h n A ., B o o t

a n d S h o e M a n u fa c t u r e r ,
’ p h on e 809
1st F loor :—
Berks Training College of Music
— Principal, Miss Margaret
Morton, l . r . a . m ., a . r . c . m .
Eskell, L. E. & C., surgeon
dentists
116 F E R G U S O N S , L IM IT E D ,
brewers,
wine,
and
spirit
merchants, A n gel Brewery
117 A ngel wine and spirit stores—
Manager, Henry Adams
118 Osborne, G. B „ Chemist
119 Salmon and Gluckst.ein, Ltd.,
tobacco and cigar merchants
120 C o le b r o o k & C o ., L im ite d ,

P u r v e y o r s o f M e a t, P o u l­
t r y , G a m e , F is h an d Ice
121-122 Freeman, H ardy & W illis,
bootmakers— Prescott, IL W .
123 S m i t h .W . H .,& S o n , b o o k ­
sellers, stationers, library—
manager, F. J. Bradley
123 Walsh, Andrew , Gray & Rose,
solicitors- - ’Phone 656
124 P o v e y , G e o r g e , 1 v, ‘ T h e
Cheddar Cheese ’
125 M o n o d ‘& C o .,S w is s p a str y =
cook
126 to 133 W elsteed , Son & Co.,
drapers, dressmakers and silk
mercers
134 Manfield & Sons, boot & shoe
manufacturers
Scott, Alex. T., l .d .s .,’ dental
surgeon
Frost, R. K .