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732

RUS

VILLAGES.

Ruscombe —continued.
Pring, G.
Randall, Henry, farmer
Richards, Mrs. Thomas
Silvester, George
Silvey, Mrs.
Smith, Frederick, agricultural imple­
ment depot
Smith, J.
Spicer, W.
Tarry, W., Northbury farm
Turner, Henry, The Laundry
Webb, George
' Wise, Mrs. George
E . J a c k s o n & S o n s , Jacksons’
Corners, Reading, for China, Glass
and Cutlery; largest selection.
S A N D H U R S T (B e rk s ).
10 miles from Reading.
Postal
D is tric t, Camberley. Area 2,409
acres.
Population 1911, 3,265.
Railway stations, Sandhurst Halt
passengers only) and W ellington
College.
Early Closing— Wednesday, 1 p.m.
Parish Church — St. Michael—
Services, Sundays 8 and 11 a.m., 3
and 6.30 p.m. Rector, Hon. and Rev.
Canon Randal Parsons
District Councillors — Messrs.
Wm. B. Pigg, W. J. Toye & J. James
Parish Council—Mr. George F.
Wilkins (chairman), Messrs. Thomas
H. Cooper, Vincent Hunt, Thomas
Simpson, John Bird, Thomas Ledger,
Thomas Allen Ledger, William May
and G. Hedges. Clerk—H. Watts
Overseers : Messrs. Thomas Simp­
son, V. Hunt and Thomas Ledger.
Assistant Overseer—H. Watts.
R. A. 0. B., Coronation Lodge,
No. 1, R. U. C. B., meets at the Jolly
Farmer, Thursdays at 7.0
Post office, money order, savings
bank, telegraph and parcels’ post.
Letters delivered 6-15 a.m. 11 a.m. &
6-30 p.m.; Sundays, 7-15 a.m. Des­
patched, 9-20 a.m., 1.35, 3-35&8p.m;
Sundays, 7-35 p.m.; Express delivery
3.15 p.m. for letters. Postmaster—
John Harper

Sub - post office, High Stree1
Despatched only 9-25 a.m., 1-40 p.m ,
3.40 p.m. and 8-5 p.m. Sunday
despatched, 7.40 a.m.
B. Neal,
sub-post master
Beauchamp, Mrs. E., The Uplands
Betty, Miss, Thibet rd
Botting, Frederick Wm., Yew grove
Bunting, Major Thos. King, Orchard
cottage
Chambers, Mrs., Rivermead
Church, Wiiliam Napier, Snaprails
Cochrane, Mrs. E., Ambarrow hill
farm
Dickinson, Col. Wm. V., Longdown
Edgcumbe, Richard, j.p., Edgebarrow
Elliot, General E. Draper, St. Helens
Grubb, Capt., Bushlands
Harvey, Mrs. G. S., Ambarrow
Lockhart, R. Bruce, Eagle house
Majendie, The Misses M. A. and C.
The Warren
Metcalfe, Dr. G. E. G., Pinewood
Mills, Thomas, Longdown lodge
Orsborn, Mrs., Sunnyrest
Over, Mrs., Longdown
Over, T. R., Red cottage
Pardoe, Mrs., The Broadway
Parsons, Hon. and Rev. Canon
Randall, The Rectory
Pearson, Francis, Brookside
Roe, Rev. E. V., St. Michael's cott.
Russell, James, m .d ., The Cedars
Santo Thyrso, Viscount de, Kotra
Sherbrooke, Capt. H., The Slate house
Toye, Wm. Joseph, m.a., c.c., Ryefield
Tyrwhitt, Mrs., Longdown cottage
Vand der Byl, Commander P. G., r.n.
Walker, Miss C., The Uplands
Watts, George Jesse, Brind park ter
Watts, Herbert, Rose cottage
Wilkin, Geo. Frederick, The Hollies,
THE ROYAL M ILITARY
COLLEGE, SANDHURST.
N.B.— The postal address of the Royal
Military College is Camberley, and
not Sandhurst
Postal arrangements— Deliveries,
8 and 9-45 a.m., and 3-45 p.m.;
Sundays, 8 a.m. Letter box cleared
9-30 and 10-50 a.m., 3.40, 6.10, 7.55
p.m.; Sundays, 7.30 p.m.