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622

PEA

W O K IN G H A M .

Peach s tr e e e t—continued
96 Dixon, Mrs. St. John
h ere is Cross s tr e e t ■
John W esten d e’s Alm shouses—
98 Butler, Mrs.
100 Joyce, George
102 Button, Mrs.
101 Mills, C., motor garage
Fenton, William L., 1 v, ‘ Ship
Inn ’
h ere is W iltsh ire road
(Right hand side)
h ere is Luckley path
1 Player, Mrs. M. E.
3 The Home and Colonial Stores
5 Golds, Richard John, hairdresser
and tobacconist
7 H e n le y B r e w e r y S t o r e s ,—
manager, L. Sugden
9 Laird, James William, corn, hay
& straw merchant
11 British & Argentine Meat Co.,
butchers
13 Caiger, Frederick, boot and shoe
stores
15 Cousins, Arthur, fruiterer and
fishmonger
17 Millin, Mrs. Elizabeth, stationer,
bookbinder, printer
Tee, Bertram F.
21 Berkshire Timber Co., Ltd.
Prouten, Albert
23 “ B e r k s h ir e
G a ze tte ”
O ffic e s
25 Prior, John, hairdresser
27 Harrison, Albert, pork butcher
29 Cushion, Stanley, 1 v, ‘ The
Crown ’
33 Butler, A., 1v, 1 Welcome Inn ’
37 Hall, Frederick
39 Hutt, Thomas
here is South place
41-43 Berry and Painter, shoeing
forges
45 Lush Brothers, coach builders
here is Easthampstead road
47 White, Mrs. Dora, refreshment
rooms
49 Rogers, Mrs. Harriet, bootmaker
53 Palmer, George
55 Salisbury, Joseph

55ARicketts, Mrs.
57 Critcher, James
59 Excell, Mrs, P.
61 Benham, John, fly proprietor
63 Gould, John
Macdonald Teeth Co.,—manager,
Robert Shelah
65 Medcalf, William, Braemar
67 Bell, Alfred, cycle agent
The Queen V ictoria Alms­
h ouses—
69 Lovegrove, Mrs.
71 Mundy, The Misses
John W esten d e’s Almshouses—
73 Higgs, Richard
75 Franklin, James
77 Maynard, Mrs.
79 James, Henry
81 Smith, Charles
83 House, Alfred
h ere is London road
PLOUGH

L A N E , o f f L on d on
R oa d .

P illar L e tte r B ox

K IM B E R L E Y T ER R A C E.
1
2
3
4

Eggar, Frederick
Davis, Mark, g d
Welch, Frederick
Osborne, Harry

L A D Y SM ITH T ER R A C E.
Langley, Harry C.
Ilogburn, Henry

GORDON T ER R A C E.
Rfeves, Asher
Dowling, George
Brooks, Frederick
Lovejoy, George
Hawkins, William \ Glencoe
Horne, Arthur
/ Cottages
Smith, Edward
Webb, George
Spencer, Edwin, Thatched cot.
P O R T L A N D P L A C E , F in c h a m p s te a d R oa d.
1 Cottrell, James Frederick
2 Bromley, Harry
3 Hasler, William