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STA

READING STREBT KEY.

T elegram s : “ Confidence. R eading.”

Telephone 321 Reading.

BRIDAL
OUTFITS.
PERFECT
FITTING-

FAMILY
MOURNING.

HEMING & TUDOR,
Dressmakers to Gentlewomen,
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Personal Attention.

357

ENQUIRIES
WELCOMED*

R O ”A “”
D , ’ R E A D -I N
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—.•

Refreshment Rooms, The Magpie
- proprietress, Miss Rowe
Rapley, George, fruiterer & florist
South Eastern and Chatham R ail­
way Station ; station master,
Head, H . ; goods agent, Hood,
Jesse ; Town office, 63, Minster
street
Post telegraph office at station
London and South Western R a il­
way, office at S.E.R., passenger
& parcels’ agent, Nobbs, W. G,
Great Western Railway Station.
Noble, J. H., stationmaster;
W illiam , J. R. C., assist­
ant
stationmaster;
Miles,
George, district goods man­
ager ; Rich, W . J., goods
supt., Wood, L. R. assist, engin­
eer, permanent way ; Blackall,
A. T., signal engineer.

STATIO N H ILL.
Great W estern Coal Co.*
Station Hill Secretary, W. JBelcher District Sole Agents
for Standard Coal, The Genuine
Celebrated Cannock Chase. It
is quality which is the true test
of cheapness. The finest and
Cheapest House Coal obtain­
able, makes the Hottest and
Best Fires, which keep alight
for many hours without atten­
tion.
The smallest order
promptly executed at lowest
cash prices.
Goodenough, F. & Co., Ltd., com
and cake merchants
Hawkes, Joseph, lithographic and
letterpress printer, & stationer
Peacock, T. J., proprietor
G.W .R. Temperance Union
Institute

T rices M oderate.

STATIO N

ROAD.

IL e ft hand side) .
K IN G E D W A R D ’S B U IL D IN G S *
Customs, Excise and Inland Re­
venue Offices Customs and
Excise, Keast, F., collector;
Penrose, J., senior clerical
officer; Inland Revenue, Dun­
ham, D., surveyor o f taxes;
surveyor of customs and excise,
Matchett, J. du P.
Nicholas, auctioneers
Commercial
Union Assurance
Co., Ltd. -Brow n, A. Jack,
local manager
Clark, Arthur F., solicitor
SECOND FLOOR.

Hornaby, IV. A. F., surveyor of
taxes
( 2nd district)
HaAvkins, Mrs., caretaker
3 St. Clair, Alfred D., Hair­
dresser, manicurist and chiro­
podist
5 Broadway Confectionery Stores
7 Newland,
Frank, florist and
fruiterer

9 Heming & Tudor, Ladies’
tailors and costumiers
13 Broadway Cigar Stores
15 Marie, Madame, M illin er
17 W alton
Adams & Sons,

Khaki
Photographic
Studios
BROADW AY

BU ILD IN G S ,

GROUND FLOOR.

19 Price, W illiam , silversmith
21 Coish, P ercy F., Denta
Surgery. Established in
Reading 1877. See advert,
page 225