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V IL L A G E S .

C am berley—continued.
AVhinney, Mrs., The Firs
Whitby, Smith E., Ballymalis
Whiteley, A. E., Cross Basket
Whitfield, F., Campden house
Wilcox, The Misses, St. Clair
Williams, J. H., Woodbourne
Wilson, Dowager Lady, Belvedere
Wilson, Mrs., Glenkirk
Wilson, Mrs., Meadow Croft
Wise, Hon. Justice A., Valroy
Woodroffe, Mrs., Wootton
Woods, Mrs., Bath road
Wooldridge, Dr. A. T., Ellastone
Worthington, Mrs., Sutton lodge
Wright, J F., Fvimley Hall
Yate, Colonel F. H., Madeley house
TOE STAFF COLLEGE,
CAMBERLEY.
Letters delivered 7 a.m., 10.15 a.nr
3p.m., 6 p.m. Despatched from Letter
Box (Hall Porter’s door) 9.15 a.m., 4.0
p.m., 8 p.m .; Sundays, despatched
8.0 p.m.
The Staff College is now being used
as a Training College for Cadets
in conjunct]en with the Royal
Military College, Sandhurst.
Abbot, Alfred AY., Crown hotel
A cademy Picture Palace, London rd
Achilie Serre, Ltd., 70 High st
Adamson, AV. A., watchmaker, 21
London rd
Adkins, Bros., monumental masons,
Park street
Aldershot Gas and AVater Co., 27
High st
Alexander, J. A., coal merchant,
King’s ride
Armstrong, Thomas, fishmonger and
poulterer, High street
Ashby, Alfred, draper & hosier, 49
High st
Augusta, Madame, ladies’ tailor, High
street
Axtell & Co., Ltd., grocers, High st
Baldwin, F., hairdresser, 61 London
road
Baker, A. & Sons, furniture & antique
dealers, London rd

Barclay & Co., Ltd., with which is
incorporated J. & C. Simond & Co.,
Reading bank, High st and Lon­
don rd
Baron’s Boot Stores, London rd
Barrett, T. A., draper and milliner,
■ Sandhurst house
Bartlett, and Sons, farriers and iron­
mongers, china stores, High street
Bartlett, \ATm. AValter, ironmonger,
108 London rd and Frimley rd
Bateman. R. & Son, forage contractors,
5 High st
Birnie, T., tailor, 32 Cross street
Boorman & Son, motor engineers
Boots, Cash Chemists, High St.
Box & Gillham, stationers, 24-26
High st, manager, XValter, T. W. R.
Bradford, Arthur, printer, stationer
and bookseller
British and Colonial Meat Stores
Bryan, J., stonemason, 183 London rd
Burton, T., Cambridge stores, Park st
Butler, A. E., tobacconist, High st
Cairns, F. A., chemist, 57 High st
Camberley Dairy Company— Apple­
ton, John J., manager, London rd
Camberley & District Co-operative
Society, Obelisk street
Camberley Carriage AA^orks, Frimley
rd, Field & Field, proprietors
Camberley Electric Theatre, 4 0 a
High st
Camberley Heath Golf Club— Hon.
secretary, C. M. Lushington
Camberley & Yorktown Laundry Co.,
Ltd., Cromwell road, secretary, AA*.
Fitchew
Camberley & Distinct Club—Secre­
tary, AAT. H. Blackaby
Camberley Nursing Association,
King’s ride
Camberley Preparatory School, Miss
M. Herring, principal, Elmhurst,
Upper Park rd
Caro High-class tea rooms, The
Misses Birtell
Carter, J. Randall, dental surgery,
Bleak house, High street
Central Hall, London road, secretary,
J. C. Langsdale
Chambers, R. J., ' Volunteer Inn ’
Chatt, Arthur J., tailor, 49 London
road