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Waning— continued.
Hiscock, —
King, Charles, head gamekeeper
Lewis, Edward, woodman, Wasing
lodge, south
Rollins, —, chauffeur
Smith, William, Wasing hill
Miles, C.,1 Wasing corner
Streat, William, sexton
Wickens, C., shepherd
W H IT C H U R C H (O xon .)
■6\ miles from Reading.
Postal
d is tr ic t, Reading. N earest station,
Pangbourne.
Population 1911—
847.
Aren 2070 a cres.
Early
Closing, W ednesday a t 1.
Parish Council— (chairman), Tho­
mas Kerr, George Lamb, Robert
Henwood, William Pearson, Dr.
Charles Birch and George Tallfourd;
Inman, — , clerk
Overseers, George Lamb and Henry
B. Sellwood ; Assistant Overseer, —
H. Jones, 172 Friar street.
Whitchurch Fire Station—Captain,
H.Lewendon ; sub-captain, C. E xcell;
Firemen, J. Howes, S. Bennett,
and W. Adby
Post, money order & savings’ bank
office— Letters delivered 6-35 a.m.,
9-30 a.m., 12 a.m., 3-15 p.m. callers
on ly; 5-15 p.m.; Sundays, 6-35a.m.
Despatched 9-15, 11-55 a.m., 3, 6-30
and 7-55 p.m .; Sundays, 10.35 a.m.
Telegraph office, insurance and
annuity. Miss Sarah Cross, sub-postmistress. Hardwick road letter box
cleared at 9.50 a.m., 2.55 and 7.15
p .m .; Sundays, 10-35 a.m.
Argles, Guy, The White cottage
Barwick, Sir John
Baverstock, Rev. E. P., The rectory
Bayley, Mrs. Annie, Esk cottage
Birch, C., m.s .c.s., l.r.c.p., Manor cott.
Blackall-Simonds, Geo., Holly Copse
Blandford, Sidney, Hardwick farm
Bryen, Miss, White house
Cardevv, Sir F „ k.c.m.o., Tudor cott.
Douglas, Mrs. White Ways
Edwards, Rev. Lionel Godfrey, St.
John's Parsonage

Flower, Ivan, The Croft
Forbes, Major P. W., Duchess close
Foster, Mrs. John, Walliscote
Gordon, Hugh, The Baulk cottage
j Gray, Mrs., Eastfield
Herbert, Sir Arthur, The Mill house
Inman, Talfourd, j.p., The Mount
Kimber, Henry, Whitchurch hill
Lamb, George, Manor farm
Marchant, Miss Mary, Yew Tree cot.
Milner, Mrs. Ann, The Rise
Palmer, Chas. H ., j.p.,Bozedown house
Pearson, Frank L., Swanston house
Rayden, William, Covert cottage
Rose, Lady D., Hardwick house
Slatter, Miss Elizabeth A., Wallis­
cote cottage
Speer, Ewart G., (Secretary to C. H.
Palmer, j . p .). Elm cottage
Thomas, M rs. Ellen, Thames bank
Thomson, G. C„ Milverton cottage
Whitfield, Miss Edith A.
Wicks, Herbert John, Path Hill
Wilder, F. L., Underwood
Whatmore, Mrs., Rosemary
Wood, Miss G., Uplands
Aldridge, Harry, Beech farm
Baker, Wm„ 1 v, Bridge Plouse Hotel
Brown, William, br, ‘The Greyhound ’
Cross, Miss Sarah, post office
Exler, F. W., gardener, Bozedown
honse
Filkins, John, 1 v, ‘ Royal Oak '
Goodall, T., plumber, &c, Myrtle cott.
Hathaway, William, toll keeper, The
Bridge
Hiscock, H., agent for Lady D. Rose,
Holly Copse
Holmes, John & Son,- smiths, etc.
Holmes, Mrs. II. J., house agent
lies, John, lock keeper
Kerr, Thomas, blacksmith and b r,
Whitchurch gate
Pearson, William, br, ‘ The Sim,’
Hill Bottom
Plant, F., resident engineer, electrical
station
Pocock & Son, shoe warehouse
Reeves, W., baker, Hill Bottom
Rushby, Henry, bailiff to Bozedown
’ house, Bozedown farm
Sellwood Brothers, grocers
Smith, Wm., game keeper, Beech wood
Trollope, E., gardener, Walliscote