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C oa l an d C o k e M e r c h a n t s .

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F u r n itu r e R e m o v e r s .

H o u s e a n d E s t a t e A g e n t s , S u r v e y o r s , V a lu e r s , e tc .

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G O R IN G -O N -T H A M E S .

Depots at Wallingford and Cholsey Stations.
Telephone No. 42.

Telegrams : “ Snow, Goring."

Goring-on- Thames— con t inued
Burchell, J., bootmaker
Burridge, W. H., bootmaker
Colebrook & Co., Ltd., purveyors of
meat, fish, poultry, game, and ice—
’Phone 2
Constantine, W., lock-keeper
Cooper, Miss, 1 v, ‘ The Miller of
Mansfield ’
Davis, William, ‘ The Leather Bottle’
Ellis, F., saddler & harness maker,
Station rd
F r a n k lin , J a m e s , M o t o r C ar
a n d F iy P r o p r ie t o r , L iv e r y
s t a b le s , M o t o r G a ra g e, and
open carriages, luggage carts, efe.
— 'Phone 37. Telegrams,11Frank­
lin, Goring, Oxon’’
Fullbrook, Frank, dairyman, High st
Fullbrook, W., farmer, Spring farm
Geer, L. J. C., manager Goring and
Streatley Gas Works— ’Phone 9
Goring and Streatley Electric Light
and Power Supply Co., Ltd.—man­
ager, T. Gilles
Green, F., bootmaker, Manor rd
Gundry, Thomas, bpewer
H agu e, H en ry,
general smith

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Hawkins, Frederick, 1 v, ‘ The Wheel’
Hedges, — , police sergt., High st
Hewett, T. S., grocer and butcher
Higgs, Thos. & Sons, builders and
contractors
Hill, — , stationmaster, G.W.R.
Hill, William, greengrocor
Hobbs & Sons, Ltd., boat builders
Honey, Mrs. H., b r, ‘ The John Barley­
corn ’
International Stores, Ltd.

King, J. B., chemist
London, City & Midland Bank
Mason, Edward, 1 v, ‘ Queen’s Arms
Pearce Bros., farmers, Gatehampton
dairy
Penny, Leonard, carpenter, Cleve
Ragge, R., schoolmaster, National
School; assistant overseer
Saunders Bros., butchers, fishmongers
and poulterers— 'Phone No. 8
Sloane Hotel, Station— Korbetov,
Woolfe, proprietor
Smith, H. A. Lacey, organist, parish
church
Smith, H. L., grocer, wine, spirit and
beer merchant, stationery and
fancy repository, post office
Smith, W. H, & Sons, booksellers,
newsagent, stationers & librarians,
High street
Snow, C., corn and coal merchant
S n o w , H. W . & S o n s , H ou se
agents, coal and coke merchants,
furniture removers
South Oxfordshire Water and Gas
Co. (Cleeve)
Swain, Mrs., Temperance, hall and
coffee house
Swain, Stephen, carpenter
Towerton, Henry, clerk
W e e d o n B ro s., C oa l an d C oke
merchants ; office, The Summer
House. ’Phone 26
West, R. J. cycle and motor repairer
Whitehorn, A., grocer, etc.
Wilson, George, Sweetbriar cottage
Wuodbridge, W., saddler .
W o o d r u ff, E ., M illin e r and
draper —Telephone 6
Woodruff, Mrs. T. W., Elm cottage
Wyman’s station bookstall
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