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VILLAGES.

Pangbourne - continued.
West, Mrs. Jessie, Little Moors
White, W. C., Reading rd
Whittamore, Frank, Meadow view
Winkworth, S. H., St. George’s,
Horseshoe rd
Wysard, Walter, Church cottage
A d a m s , H . S ., P h o t o g r a p h ic
a n d D is p e n s in g C h e m is t , and

optologist. ’phone 35.
Annetts & Dearlove, bakers and con. fectioners
.Ashley, George, 1v, ‘ The Swan hotel ’
Ashley, Sidney, Station road
Ashley, W. E., boat builder
Attwell, W „ chimney sweep
Awbery, Charles, insurance agent,
Newlands Corner
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Coal

Merchants and Estate Agents ;
agents to the G.W.R., Station hill
Bayfield & Son, dairmen, &c.
Boxall, T. & Son, builders, &c.
B r a d f o r d , A . C o l s t o n , a.r.s.i.,
S a n i t a r y E n g i n e e r , P lu m b e r
a nd D e c o ra to r, T h e M o o rs

Brind, A., carrier, Horseshoe rd
Brown, John, harness maker
Burr, E. A. carrier, Reading rd
Butler, Albert, coal merchant
C a rte r, E . &

S o n s , B u i ld e r s ,

contractors & decorators —'Phone,
44 Pangbourne
Castle, Crescens J., antique furniture
dealer, Hoseshoe rd
Childs, George, painter and decorator
Church, Joseph, gardener, Harda
villa, Thames avenue
Clifford, Edward, postmaster
Clifford, F. G., postman, Reading id
Colebrook & Co., Ltd., butchers,—
manager, Holloway, R. A.
C o o m b s , S .,

1 v,

‘ C ro s s K e y s ’

Coombs, S., monumental mason
Coventry, E., shoemaker
Cox, Charles, blacksmith
C o x , H a r r y & S o n , B u ild e r s ,
D e c o ra to rs a nd U n d e rta k e rs
C ro c k e r, Ja m e s , C a b P ro p r ie »
t o r & G e n e r a l C a r r ie r , R e a d ­
i n g ro a d — ‘ P h o n e 48

Downs, Mrs. Thurza, refreshment
rooms, Church st

Downs, Mrs. T., Holmleigh laundry’
Church road
Drewett, Frederick, platelayer
Eddy, C., carpenter
bourne Branch— ‘Phone 65
Fenton, Son and Co., contractors,
Thames Valley works
Fisher, F., signalman, G.W.R.
Flowers, William & Sons, saw mills
F o g a rty , F . M ., “ U S ,” M o to r
W o r k s , M e c h a n ic a l E n g in =
e e rs , R e a d in g R oa d
F r a n k l i n , L e w i s J ., b o a t a nd

motor launch builder- ‘Phone 7
Ford, Mrs. A., dressmaker
Gibson, Daniel, Salem house
Goddard, Police Sergt., Reading rd
Grist & Co., Jobmasters
Harper, Thomas, dairyman, con­
fectioner & tobacconist
Hawes, G. C. B., m.r.o.s. (Eng.),
l .r .c.p. (Loud.), surgeon
Hensman, G. F., secretary of Poly­
technic Club, Horseshoe rd
Higgs, A. E., milliner and draper,
Whitchurch road
Higgs, H., chimney sweep
Holmes, John & Son, general smiths
and shoeing forge
HummelL., watchmaker and jeweller
Hunt, Thomas A., coal merchant
International Stores, Reading road—
manager, W. Stainforth
Legg, Waite r J..Prudential Assurance
Company, Reading road
Lever, Mrs. H., 1 v, ‘ The Star ’
London City and Midland Bank, Ltd.
— Clerk in Charge, A. W. Sheldon
Mortimore, E. C., grocer, Thames
stores
Nicholls, S. A., cycle engineer,
Reading rd
Nutley, E., boot repairer, Station rd
Oram, Richar^, fruiterer
Paget, Frederick, stationmaster
PangboumeGas Co., Ltd.— secretary,
Albert Butler
Pangbourne Telephone Exchange—
Fry, Francis, caretaker
Pavey, Geo., engineer, Thames av
Pitney, Lloyd, draper and clothier
Purvey, William J., general smitn
Oakhurst, Reading road