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178

CHR

READING STREET KEY.

Christchurch road —continued
62 S im m s, F. W ., Cycle agent,
M otor E ngineer, Sew ing
M achines
cleaned
and
repaired
62AGoddard, Henry Thomas
64 Webb, Henry
68 Newton, Alfred, pharmaceutical
chemist
70 Blows, Thomas, butcher
72 Rogers, Mrs. Mary, draper, etc.
74 Lumb, Mrs. Samuel, The Library
76 Burrow, Charles B., fruiterer and
tobacconist
78 Allen, Thomas Henry, confec­
tioner and sub-post office
80 M arkw ell, T ., Grocer, etc.
— ’phone 821
82 Devonshire Dairy -D a v is,
John James, proprietor
here is N orth cou rt avenue

CHURCH E N D , T ileh urst.
Iremonger, Charles, Ford’s farm
Day, John
Middleton, Henry Edwin
Watts, James
Cooper, George
Redford, George
Haines, Richard
Oliver, Harry
Blagrave, Henry Barry, Calcot
park cottage
Sparkes, Mrs.
Routh, John Martin, Goodwyn’s
farm
Cooper-Smith, Rev. Henry Rich­
ard, d .d ., The Rectory
Champion, James
Maskell, Caleb
Routh, The Misses, St. Michael’s
cottage
CHURCH

R O AD ,

4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

Webb, Charles Samuel
Burchell, Frank
Dellow, Mrs. Susan
Walrond, William Jack
Bunting, Mrs. Elizabeth
Monger, William
Monger, George
Lovegrove, Albert
Wakefield, Jesse
Jerns, Miss
15 May, Miss S. Frances, Sunnyside
West, John
17 Woods, Mrs. H. E., Manor house
here is Heath road
26 Beauchamp, Misses A. L. and
A. E., Elmhurst
here is St. P e te r ’s road
Austin, Oliver, WToodley hill lodge
Holder & S o n s, Nursery»
men
EARLEY COURT COTTAGES.

1
2
3
4

Wellbelove, Henry
Cripps, Charles
Gardner, George
Townsend, William Henry
Dunlop, Mrs. M. Adelaide,
Maisonnette
here is road to London Road
h ere is road to Palm er Park
(Right hand side in E arley parish)
St. P eter's Church
St. P e te r ’s Hall
P o r te r In stitu te , Club Room
St. P e te r ’s Schools
. Wooldridge, Henry James, school­
master
Stransom, Edward, The Nook
here is road to London road
Bolton, William, Bulmershe cott.
Shutler, Samuel, The Gardens
Watling, Fred, Bulmershe Court
lodge
Rushbrooke, Joseph, Bulmershe
Court
W all L e tte r B ox
here is road to London road

E arley.
CHURCH R O A D , Caversham

(L e ft hand sid e.)
1 Bulham, Henry, grocer
agent, etc., post office
2 Sloan, Joseph
3 Bolton, Harry

news­

(From Bridge S tre e t corn er)
(L eft hand side)
8 Ripley, Harry butcher