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V IL L A G E B .

7 65

RAILWAY HOTEL, THEALE,
(STATION FOR BRADFIELG COLLEGE).
HARRY

B L A T C H ’S

GEORGE

RO BERTS,

NOTED

ALES

G IL L ON’S

MOUNTAIN

DEW

P rop rietor.

AND

STOUT.

WHISKY.

(Only the Best Brands of Spirits kept in Stock.)
PRIVATE

LUNCHEON

ROOM.

Close and Open Carriages.
Brakes for Pie-nic
and Pleasure Parties.
B rougham s for Balls
and W eddings a Speciality. G en tlem en ’s Private
Busses H orsed for Balls and D inner Parties on
on th e S hortest Notice.
Telephone No. 27

Telegrams—“ Roberis, Theale, Berks.”

Pad w orth, Sul H am p ­
stead, W oolham pton
in a d d i t i o n to T h e a l e
a n d D istrict.
’ P h o n e 1x T h e a l e .
D a v ie s, D. M ,, C o a l, C o k e and
S a i t M e r c h a n t , and G ^ W .R .
C a r t a g e A g e n t — 'P h o n e 29
Deacon, A., teas and re fre sh m e n ts
D uffin, W . H ., g ro ce r, d ra p er, & c .
E ls b u ry , Sergt., C o u n ty P o lic e
F is h e r, Sam uel, b r, ‘ T h a t c h e r ’ s
A rm s ,’ N o r th st

F lo w e r,W illia m ,G ro c e r, B a k e r
and P r o v i s i o n M e r c h a n t —
’P h o n e 1 Y
F o rre ste r, J o h n , H ig h w a y su rv e y o r,
B r a d fie ld D is tric t, O ve rd e ne, H ig h
street

C ole, J a m e s , Iv, ‘ F a l c o n H o t e l ’
G oodey, M r s ., d ressm aker, W ig m o re
la n e
G o s w e ll, A lfr e d , B lo sso m end
G osvvell, A r t h u r , u n d erta k er, c a r­
p en ter and w h e e lw rig h t

G r a n n a w a y , F., M o to r B u ild e r
and R e p a i r e r . G a r a g e . P h o n e
22.
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Th e a le , B e rk s

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H e rb e rt, Je ss e b r, 1 V o lu n te e r I n n ’
H o ld e r, D a v id , shoem aker
H o rs fo r d , B e n ja m in B., M .B., p h y s ic ­
ian, s u rg e ry
H u b a n d , D a riu s , c h im n e y sw e eper
Jan e s, C h a rle s
K in g , T hos., c y c le & m o tor e n g in e e r
L e a v e y ’ s D r a p e r y Stores
Lo v e g ro v e , G eo rg e, b r , 1 K i n g ’s A r m ’
N a ile r , H . B., T h e E lm s
N a sh , G „ m a rk e t g ard en e r, W ig m o re
lane
O liv e r , W m ., T ., p a in te r & d e c o ra to r
O sm on d, J o h n , W ic k c r o f t fa rm
P a rro tt, J o h n , B e a n s h e a f fa rm
P h illip s , A. C., estate a g e n t’s c le r k
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