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VILLAGES.

Warden, Mrs. Arthur, Riverside
cottage
Wells, Vincent, 4 Rivermead
Wollaston, Mrs. M., The Square house
Woodward, Francis, Brookfield
Wylde, Percy, Riversdale
Young, Henry John, Westfield,
Lashbrook
Bartholomew, Joseph, blacksmith &
farrier, Binfield Heath. Post office
Baston, Wm., baker, Binfield Heath
Cheasley, George Hy., station master
Cheriton, Ross Joseph, farmer,
Crowsley Park farm
Cope, Mrs. W . G., Crowsley Park farm
Doble, Edmund, Shiplake Rise farm
Doble, Robert, bailiff, Shiplake Court
farm
Dunn, George, Shiplake house farm
Ferrier, George Jack, lock keeper
Fidler, William, Bourne’s farm
Fry, Ernest Alfred, post office and
stores, Shiplake hill
Gooch, Robt. H., 1 v, The Lashbrook
hotel
Hall, J. A ., gardener, Shiplake court
Harding, Chas. Fitz, The Nurseries
Hill, James William, carpenter, Bin­
field Heath
Hillier, Francis, The Peppard bakery,
Shiplake hill
Histead, Frederick, The kiln farm
Hobbs & Sons, boat builders, launch
and boat proprietors
Howes, James B., draper, Shiplake
bottom
Josey, Ernest Arthur, corn merchant
Shiplake bottom
Kew, Charles, baker and grocer,
Shiplake hill
Lambourne, Fred,p.c., Lower Shiplake

L yford, A r t h u r , P o s t Office,

grocer & b r (off), Lower Shiplake
Marlow, John Henry, 1 v, ' Butchers
Arms,’ Widmore Pond
Marner, Thomas George, 1 v, ‘ The
White Hart ’
Middenhall, Joseph, carrier, Shiplake
bottom
Mitchell, Miss, Lower Shiplake, apart­
ments
Montague, Charles, parish clerk, Rose
cottage

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743

Nethercott, Alfred, steward, Frieze
farm
Neville, Bros., The stores, Binfield
Heath
Oldacres & Simms, a.a.i., house and
insurance agents, auctioneers and
valuers
Page, Walter, 1 v, ‘ Bottle and Glass
Inn,' Binfield Heath
Parsons, Mrs., Gosbrook house, Bin­
field heath
Pitcher, Edward Joseph, general
stores, Binfield Heath

P o rte r, O w en W illia m , I v,
1P lo u g h H o te l ’

Prior, C. J., Ashville, apartments,
Station rd
Quaint, Edgar, Barn ground and
Holmwqpd farm
Quaint, Wm. & Son, coal merchants,
Lower Shiplake
Shackler, Henry, 1 v, ‘ The New Inn ’
Shorland and Harris, Shiplake Kiln
Simmonds, A. J., baker and grocer,
Binfield Heath
Tubb, George W., ‘ Greyhound In n ’
Tuckwell, Josiah, Holmwood cottage,
Binfield Heath
Venn, Job, Binfield Heath
Vernon, James II., dairyman, Lower
Shiplake
Vickery, Richard, steward to Sir
Walter G. F. Phillimore, Bart.
Wakelin, Ada Mercy, district nurse,
Claremont villa, Binfield heath
Warner, Fergus 0 ., Renna cottage
Weston-Williams B., Blount’s court
farm
Yoimg, William, Lower Shiplake,,
apartments

E n g lis h L e a th e r B oot R e p a ir ­
in g Co., 11 London st, 1a Queen's
rd, til
Oxford rd, Reading.
Carriers return repairs same day,

S IL C H E S T E R (H ants).

C e le b r a te d fo r its R u in s o f a n
a n c ie n t R o m a n C ity .
12 m ile s fr o m N e w b u ry , 1 2 fro m
R ea d in g , 8 fro m B a s in g sto k e, P o s t
tow n R e a d in g .
P o p u la tio n , 4 2 3
Post & telegraph office & savings’