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READING SIREBT KEY.

51 Day, Harry
53 May, Henry L.
55 Looker, Philip
57 Woolford, Charles
59 Beckley, James
61 Ryder, William H.
St. Peter's Mission House
The Sister-in-Charge—Sister
Bertha
CROSS STREET.
{From F riar st.) {Left hand side).
Reading Gas Company’s
Central Offices —A. B.Stedman, secretary
Gas C om pany’s Show
Rooms of all New Gas
Appliances (see advt.
pages)
9 Rogers, G. E. B., solicitor, com­
missioner for oaths
Winkworth, Mrs., caretaker
15 Oliver, Alfred, tobacconist
17 Martin, Abijah, breeches maker
19 Cross Street Ham and Beef Depot
21 Staples, J. L., picture frame maker
23 Bottrill & Son, Wall Paper manu­
facturers
25 International Tea Stores
27 The Home and Colonial Stores Huckson, R., manager
31 Foster, John, 1 v, ‘The Bull
Hotel’
{Right hand side).
4 Bushell, Sidney A., Commercial
Art Press, Ltd.
6 Nance & Son, solicitors and com­
missioners for oaths
Renton, Gibbs &Co., Ltd., heating
engineers
Giblett, Mrs., caretaker
8 Bradbury Brothers, saddlery, har­
ness &clothing manufacturers
10 Ladies County Club; house­
keeper, Mrs. Sarah Mason
12 Rush, Martin, ladies’ and gents'
tailor
14 Archard, Wm., antique dealer
16 Cross Street Lecture Hall —
Agents: Reading Liberal As­
sociation, Broad street
18 Newman, Mrs. M. A., select
servants’ registry office
Cromwell road continued.

20 Simpson &Son ladies and gents
tailors
20aT y p e w ritin g School,
Principal—II. S. Taylor
30 Thomas, William & Co.,
hairdressers
BANK CHAMBERS.
32 West Berks’ United Districts,
medical officer of health—
Sisam, William, m.d., d.p.h.—
phone 647
Whitchurch &Pangbourne Elec­
tric Supply Co., Ltd.
Ferguson, John &Julian, Arthur,
Foreign Investments
Registered Office, Nicholas’
Foreign Estates, Limited
CROWN PLACE, London
Road.
1 Wicks, Miss Mary Ann
3 Sims, Alfred
5 Barrett, Albert Heurv
7 Weedon, Arthur John
9 Giles, Charles
11 Short, William Walter
13 Creswell, Miss Mary J.
15 Wicks, William
17 Short, Ernest
19 Eatwell, Mrs. Sarah
8 Grey, Henry George, Melrose
CROWN STREET, London St.
{Left hand side),
here is Cave court

15 Franklin and Allen, coal and coke
merchants
17 Ruffell, Albert Edward
19 Goodger, Frederick
23 Thomas, William A. G., 1 v,
‘ The Crown ’
here is Newark street
25 Maggs, James
27 Holder, Robert
29-31 Guthrie Allsebrook and Co.,
engineers
Higgs, James
35 Precey, Sydney, hairdresser
37 Hiscock, Daniel
39 Macmillan, William
St. Giles' National School for
Infants, Schoolmistress, Miss
Rumbold
43 Pitman, Joseph