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270

LON

READING

STREET

F.

KEY.

R EEVES,
MAKER

OF

R U S T IC G A RD EN
■ ■ FU R N ITU R E,
Summer Houses, Flower Vases, Garden Seats,
Rustic Arches, Gates, Windows Boxes, Fencing Pergolas
Cabinet Makers.
Jobbing Carpentering, Repairs, etc!
Varnishing, Painting and Repairs at Moderate Charges.
Orders by Post Promptly attended to.

D O R SE T

V IL L A , C A V E R S H A M

London road continued.

13-15 Dunston, Joseph Newman,
oil and colourman
17 Godden, John, newsagent and
tobacconist
19 Nash, Albert, jeweller, etc.
21 Rapley, George, fruiterer and
florist
23 Powell, George, bookseller and
tobacconist
25-27 Spencer, Ja m e s Thomas,
hot water, sanitary and gas
engineer, plumber, bellhanger,
whitesmith and locksmith,
Albion Works ’Phone 149
29 Packer, George, fruiterer

here is East street
31 Mayer, George, 1 v, ‘ The Turk’s

Head ’
33 Boddington, George Lorenzo
35 James, Miss Gertrude, milliner
37 G.P.O.—Surveyor’s Office, South
Midland District
Offices of National Health Insur­
ance Commission, Berks and
Oxon Districts
39 Knowles, Vernon, dentist, l . d . s . ,
r . c . s . (Eng.), Kendrick view
41-43 G.P.O.—Superintending En­
gineer’s Office, South Midland
District

here is Sidmouth street
ALBION PLACE.

RD.,

READING.

45 Clowes,NortonBurroughs,M.R.c.s,,
l . r . c . p . (Lond.), physician a
nii
surgeon
45ACorbett, Mrs. Evelyn
47 Cunningham, Rev. Albert Henry
Deake, b . a . (Oxon), a . c . p .
49 Hawkes, Mrs. J. H.
53 G r i g s b y , M r s . Hannah,
private boarding house
55 Papillon, Miss Sarah Amelia
57 Inland Revenue — District
Valuer’s Office, caretaker,
William Fleming
59 Righton, Miss Emily
61 Wells, Mrs. Louisa (apartments)
Wells, Charles IL, engineer
63 Lannowe, Mrs.
65 Inland Revenue — Valuation
Department, sub office
67 Byng, Arthur Charles, 1 v, job
and postmaster, 1 Royal Berk­
shire Hotel ’
69 Pinker, John, stonemason

here is Watlington street

71 G i b s o n ,

Mrs. Rhoda J.,
apartments, Melrose villa,

west
73 Stevens, Ernest, Melrose villa,

here is Princes' street
here is Eldon road
here is Eldon square

75 Hamilton, Arthur, Rose villa
77 Somerset, Edward, m . r . c . s . (Eng.),
l . r . c . p . (Lon.), l . s . a . , Coburg lo