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PROFESSIONS AND

Dunston, Joseph Newman, oil and
colourman, 13-15 London rd
Dunton & Sons, wheelwrights, Crane
wharf
Duplock, Albert, gd, 4 Brunswick st
Durkin, Alfred, confectioner, «fee., 48
London st
Durran <feSon, watchmakers,jewellers,
gold <fe silversmiths, 9 Oxford rd
and 11 The Arcade
D u - V a l , G., F r u i t e r e r , an d
florist, 139 Caversham road
Duvall, Martin, 1 v, Miller’s Arms,
Paddock road, Caversham
Dyer, Alfred, grocer, 2 Wolseley st
Dyer, Harry, pork butcher, 371 Ox­
ford road
Dyer, John, dairyman, 79 Baker st
Dyer, Richard, baker and confec­
tioner, 146 Wokingham rd
Dyke, William, draper and milliner,
57-58 Broad st
D y s o n , H., P h a r m a c e u t i c a l
chemist, 46 Market pi
E
Eagle, H. E. F., dental surgeon,
King’s road
Eagles, Edward James, bootmaker,
12 Hatherly rd
Eagles, A. E., bootmaker, 36 Man­
chester road
Earles, William H., b r, The Bugle,
144 Friar st
Earles, William H., 1 v, Rainbow
Tavern, 28 Chain st
Earley, William, baker, 133 Orts rd
Earthy, Charles James, artist in
stained glass, 80 London st
East’s Boat Building Co., Ltd., boat
builders, Thames side, Vastern rd
Kennet’s mouth and Caversham
Bridge
E a st Reading L ibrary, b o o k ­
seller, stationer, newsagent, 199
London road—proprietor, Ernest
W. Durrant
Eastman and Son, Ltd., dyers and
cleaners, 2 Queen Victoria st
Eastman’s Ltd., butchers, 2 Oxford
rd, 219 London rd and 1 Broad st
Eastern Press Ltd., Printers and
publishers, Katesgrove lane—
’Phone 774

trad es.

Ebden, J. B., decorator, 7 Alfred st
Edgar, David, tailor and draper, 52
Queen’s rd|
Edginton, George, dairyman, 70
Crescent rd
Edgington, Mrs. E. <fe Miss, dress­
makers, 93 Donnington rd
Ednay, James, g d, 256 Oxford rd
Education Committee Offices—4143 Blagrave st —Pugh, Henry T.,
organizing secretary ; Phipps,
George, chief attendance officer
Edwards, James, shoemaker, 143
Cumberland road
Edwards, John, g d, 35 Foxhill road
Edwards, William John, tobacconist,
55 Howard st
Egby, Harry, b r, Mitre Hotel, 92
Friar st
Eggington <fe Son, auctioneers, land
agents and surveyors, 150 Friar st
Egginton, Denys, f.s.i ., auctioneer
<fe valuer, The Chase, 26 Redlands
road
Eggleton, Harry, fish frier, 625 Ox­
ford road
Eighteen, George, fishmonger, 19
West st
Eighteen,
John, d e a le r
in
h o r s e s — R e p o s i t o r y , 7 7 O rt s
ro ad
E i g h t e e n , J o h n , w h o l e s a l e and
retail fish m erch a n t, 7 & 9
A r t h u r rd, A l b e r t rd, 106
K i n g ’s r d & 63 O x f o r d rd
Eighteen, Mrs. Emma Sarah, ale and
stout stores (off), 27 De Beauvoir
rd and 2 Carnarvon rd
Eighteen, William, fishmonger, 280
Oxford rd
Elders <fe Fyffes, Ltd., banana impor­
ters, G.W.R. yard, Vastern rd
E l e c t r i c S u p p l y Co ., L t d ., C h ie f
offices and showrooms, 3-5 Market
place; Works, 55 Vastern road,
manager, E. Rowley Hill
Electric Tramway Depot, Mill la n e general manager and engineer,
G. F. Craven, a .m.i .c.e., a .m .i .e.e.
Electric Vaudeville Theatre, 47-48
Broad st
Eley, Arthur, newsagent, 5 Oxford rd
Elise, L., draper and milliner, 61
London st