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168

CAV

READING STRBET KEY.

Caversham road — continued.
22 Knapp, William, fruiterer, etc.
24 Apgleby, Arthur William, fish
frier
30 Thomas & Major, hairdressers
32 Drew & Wooldridge, tobacconist
34-36 Allsop, T. & Sons, corn and
seed merchants
36 Withers, Mrs. Annie
Tribe, Archibald Nellar
here is Vachel road
38 Deeley, Ell«a Jane, I t , ‘ The
Premier ’
40 Dunlop & Son's coal depot and
stables
44 Pullen, George, grocery stores
and provision merchant
46 Holliday, H., greengrocer
48 Cooper, Charles, b r, ‘ Britannia
Tap ’
h ere is Stanshawe road
50 Orsler, Ernest A., 1 v, The Old
Britannia Hotel,’
52-54 Ind, Coope & Co.’s brewery
stores—Tame, T. R., Manager
'Phone 609
58 Stallard, Frank, wardrobe dealer
60 Fellows, Henry, sub-post office
62 Donnelly, Edward, b r, Odd­
fellows’ Lodge
64 T a lb o t , G. W . & S o n , c o a l,
and coke merchants ’Phone 113
here is Tudor road
66 Hill, A., baker and confectioner
68 Fenner, Miss, confectioner
70 Tinklin, Herbert Frank, news­
agent
74 Blackall, Arthur Henry, 1 v,
‘ White Horse ’
76 The Great Western Signal Works
Mess Room
here is road to G .W .R . Station
80 Great Western Railway* Signal
W orks; the office of the Com­
pany’s Engineer—B la c k a ll,
Thomas Alfred— ’Phone 730
Great Western Railway shunting
yard and coal sidings
Foreman’s office
Stevens & Co., coal merchants

Dunlop & Son, coal merchants
Ayres, Charles and Giles, coal
merchants
Talbot & Co., coal merchants
Reading Industrial Co-operative
Society, coal depot
G.W.R. Weighbridge
here is V astern road
82 Lewis, George, timber merchaut
92 Shattock, A. R., butcher, pur­
veyor of poultry and game
here is Brigham road
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108
110
112
114
116
118
120
122
124
126
128
130
130
132
134
136
138

Tignet, Jules
Smith, George
Weaver, Donald
Basden, Mrs. Kezia
Smallwood, William
Barraball, John II. T.
Holloway, Frederick George
Elder, David Blackburn
Wiltshire, Josiah
Collier, John Osborne,
Beattie, Henry Walter, draper
N e w p o r t S y d n e y H e r b e r t,
furniture stores
S k e a te , J . H. W ., T o b a c ­
conist and newsagent
Tanner, George
Diffin, Mrs. Emily
Stillman, Frank
For young ladies of the G.W.R.
refreshment bars-manageress,
Miss Green
Fuller, G. F., baker and confec­
tioner
h ere is Thames avenue

140 Holmes, Edward, confectioner
142 Holden, Mrs. Sarah (sub-post
office), apartments
144 Dicker, Edmund F.,
146 Phillips, Charles Joyce
148 H a d le y H a r r y , R e fr e s h ­
m e n t C o n tr a c to r , e t c .
150 Sharpe, William
152 Humphries, Miss Bertha
154 Rambsden, William Walter
156 Allinson, J. F. & Son, house
decorators
158 Wenham, Thomas
160 Hadley, Miss Alice
164 Giddy; Arthur J.
166 Woods, James