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BEADING STREET KEY.

10 Taylor, Joseph, 1 v, ‘The
Griffin Inn ’; good
Stabling
Wheeler,
George, boating estab­
lishment
14 Jarrett, Herbert
16 Lewis, Mrs. Amy
here is Buck side
18 Cleaver, Rev. Charles William
Euseby, m.a., vicar and surro­
gate, The Vicarage
20 Maitland, Harry
Moseley, Lady, The Rectory
Caversham Church
(Right hand side)

1 Davev, Mrs. Alice, confectioner
3 Angell, James, tailor
5 Ayres, C. & G.» Coal Mer­
chants, etc.
7 Salmon,
George, Oil,Colour,
glass and hardware warehouse­
man, manager, Alfred Baker—
’Phone 23x4
9 Herbert,
Thomas, greengrocer
and fruiterer
11 Terry, F. &Son, bootmakers
15 Court house
17 Page, William Henry
County Police Station—Wm.
Henry Page, Inspector —
’Phone 822
19 Thames Valley Dairy -Pyke, F.
21 Little, Charles, draper &milliner
23 Watkins & Co., tobacconists,
stationers and newsagents
Barker, Alexander
25 Pratt &Pearce, confectioners
here is St. Anne's road
31 Carter, Anthony Waldegrave,
Maubeuge
33 Newbery, Harold G., Allaston
35 Houghton, Anthony, Belmont
37 Barton, Frank Albert, Newlands
43 Bousfield, Elred, Banksfoot
CHURCH ROAD, School Road
Tilehurst.
( Left hand side.)
Chamberlain, Charles
Dance, Mrs.
Swain, Mrs. Louviraa
Pitt, Mrs. Jane
Parry, Theodore Colin, b r, 1 The
Plough'

Hathrell, Mrs. Margaret
Pontin, Frederick
Burgess, John
i
Riley, John W.
I Him
Wright, Herbert
f ^ ulas
Miles,
Henry Reginald,
J
Fortescue,
The
Bungalow
Wall Letter Box.
here is Westwood road
(Right hand side)

Coles,
Allen, Robert
Frederick William
Hall, Mrs. Sophie
Burgess, Mrs. Emma
GarUck, Sidney
Wicks, Mrs. Thomas
May, Edwin, The Priory
C HURCH STREET, London St.
(Left hand side).
7 Westall, Richard
9 Cave, Albert
11 Shackleford, Mrs.
13 Huntley, Boorne & Stevens’work­
shop—female department
15 Pearce,ST.Daniel
GILES’ CLOSE.
21 Gillmor, Rev. F. J. C., m.a., St.
Giles’ vicarage
(Right hand side).
Society of Friends Mission
Room

2 Pocock, John, caretaker
Society of
House

Friends Meeting

4 Smith, Mrs.
6 Pyke, Thomas Francis
8 Clark, William
Bushell, Mrs. Kate
10 Milward & Sons, boot and shoe
manufacturers
12 Watts, Herbert
14 Freed, Walter
16 Eynott, Alfred John
18-20 Walker, Harry, 1v, ‘ The Bell ’
here is Letcombe street
22 Willis, Arthur
24 Swadling, James Arthur
26 Clare, Walter
St. Giles’ Church