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192

CR O

R E A D IN G

Cromwell road—continued.
51
53
55
57
59
61

Day, Harry
May, Henry L.
Looker, Philip
Kerley, .Tosiah
Beckley, James
Ryder, William II.

St. Peter's Mission House
The Sister-in-Charge— Sister
Bertha
CROSS

(From Friar st.)

9
15
17
19

21
23
25
27
31

6

8
10
12

STREET.

(Left hand side).

R eading- G as C o m p a n y ’ s
C e n tr a l O ffic e s —A. B.Stedman, secretary
G as C om p a n y ’ s S h ow
R o o m s o f ail N e w G as
A p p lia n c e s
Rogers, G, E. B., solicitor, com­
missioner for oaths
Winkworth, Mrs., caretaker
Oliver, Alfred, tobacconist
Martin, Abijah, breeches maker
Cross Street Ham and Beef Depot
Marshall, W. T.
Marshall, Miss G., costumier and
dressmaker
Staples, J. L., picture frame maker
Bottrill & Son, Wall Paper mer­
chants
International Tea Stores
The Home and Colonial Stores-—
Huckson, R., manager
Foster, John. 1 v, ‘ The Bull
Hotel ’
( R ig h t h and side).
Nance & Son, solicitors and com­
missioners for oaths
Renton, Gibbs & Co., Ltd., heating
engineers
Giblett, Mrs., caretaker
Bradbury Brothers, saddlery, har­
ness & clothing manufacturers
Ladies County Cl ub; house­
keeper, Mrs. Sarah Mason
Rush. Martin, ladies’ and gents'
tailor
Archard, W m , antique dealer

14
16 Cross Street Lecture llall Agents : Reading Liberal As­
sociation, Friar street

STREET

KEY.

18 Newman, Mrs. M. A., selec1
servants’ registry office
20aT y p e w r i t i n g
S c h o o l,
Principal-- H. S. Taylor
28-28 Rogers, W. & T., ladies’ and
ge.nt’s tailors
30 T h o m a s & C o., (T a y io r )
hairdressers.
BANK CHAMBERS.

32 West Berks' United Districts,
medical officer of health—
Sisam, William, m . d ., d . p . h .—
phone 647
Registered Office, Nicholas’
Foreign Estates, Limited
CROW N
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
8

PLA C E , L on don
R oa d.

Wicks, Miss Mary Ann
Sims, Alfred
Barrett, Albert Hetiry
Weedon, Arthur John
Giles, Charles
Short, William Walter
Creswell, Miss Mary J.
Wicks, William
Short, Ernest
Eatwell. Mrs. Sarah
Grey, Henry George, Melrose

C R O W N S T R E E T , L o n d o n S t.

[Left hand side),
here is Cnee, court
15 S m ith , G e o r g e H e n r y , C oa l
and coke merchant, and furni­
ture remover. ’Phone 749
17 Ruffell, Albert Edward
19 Goodger, Frederick
23 Thomas. William A. G., 1 v,
' The Crown ’

here is Newark street
25 Maggs, James
27 Holder, Robert
29-31 Guthrie Allsebrook and Co.,
engineers
Alisebrook. Guthrie
35 Preeey, Sydney, hairdresser
37 Hiscock, Daniel
39 Macmillan, William

St. Giles' National School for
Infants, Schoolmistress, MisS
Rourke
43 Pitman, Joseph