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P R O F E S S IO N S

R e a d in g C o p yin g , T ra n s la tin g
and T y p e w ritin g D epot —
Standen& Taylor, Ltd., 27 Station rd
Reading Dairy Company, Ltd., 103
104 Broad st. 12 Wokingham rd —
manager, William Lee
Reading & District Solicitors’ Asso­
ciation, 150 Friar st
Reading & District Time Table Co.,
173 Friar street
Reading and District Trade Protec­
tion Society, 10 High st
Reading Electro Plating Works, 39
Mill lane
R e a d in g E le c tr ic S u p p ly C o .—
C h ie f O ffices a n d S h o w ­
r o o m s , 3=5 M a r k e t p la c e ;
W o rk s, 5 5 V a ste rn road M a n a g in g D irec to r, S p e n c e r
H a w e s , m . i . e . k . — 'Phone 474-475
Reading Football Club Offices, 172 a
Friar street
Reading, Francis John & Son, tailors,
55 Minster st
Reading Fruit Market, 107 Caver­
sham road
R E A D IN G
GAS
COM PANY
O f f ic e s , F r i a r s t a n d C r o s s
st
C orner
W orks,
Gas
W orks
ro ad
M anager,
D o u g l a s H. H e l p s , a . m . i . c . e .
Reading Green Girls’ Industrial
Training School— matron, Miss
Hicks, Russell st
Reading Girls’ Club— 171 Friar st
Reading Guild of Help, secretary,
Miss E. Maplesden, 49 Castle st
Reading Ice and Cold Storage Co.,
Ltd., Thames side
R e a d in g In d u stria l C o -o p e ra ­
tive Society, Ltd. — 8-12 Caversham
rd, 99-105 Friar st, 201-5 London
rd, 75-77 Southampton st, 541 Ox­
ford rd and 5 Prospect st, Caver­
sham --coal depots, Orts rd and
G.W.R. coal yard, dairy 33 Sackville street
Reading Investment Corporation,
Ltd, 51 Market pi
Reading Liberal Association— W. S.
Belcher, Secretary, 26 Broad st
Reading M ercu ry
and Berks
C ounty P aper, publishing and
advertisement offices, 7 Market pi

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Reading Observer, publishing offices
and printing works, 19-21 Blagrave
st— Charles Slaughter and Son,
proprietors
Reading Paint Co., 34 Kennet side
R e a d i n g S a v i n g s B a n k , 72 London
s t ; West Branch, 377 Oxford rd
Erleigh Branch, 16 Wokingham rd
and 1 Eastern av— A. T. Higgs,
actuary
Reading Standard publishing and
printing offices, 13-15 Yalpy st—
W. V. Rivers, manager
Reading Tobacco and Berkshire Con­
fectionery Co., 48-50 Oxford rd
Reading Town Mission, 9 King’s rd,
Churchill, H. A. Hon. Sec.
Reading Trade Union Club and
Institute, 40 Oxford road
: Reading Water Works - manager,
Leslie C. Walker, offices, Municipal
buildings, Yalpy street
Reed, A. W., grocer, 62, Hatherley rd
Reed, Ernest A., draper, 107 Woking­
ham road
Reed, Herbert, b r (off), 87 Great
Knollys st
Reed, Mrs. C. M., dressmaker, 40
Redlands rd, upper
Reed & Sons, Ltd., outfitters, hosiers,
tailors and hatters, 99 Broad st
Reeves, Alfred, grocer, 1 Cromwell
rd, Caversham
R eeves, Fred, C abin et M aker
and joiner, Dorset villa, 105
. Caversham rd
Reeves, H., hairdresser & tobacconist,.
83 Castle st
Reeves, John, baker and dairyman,
79 Thorn st
Reeves, Mrs., nurse, 40 Westbourne
terrace
Refuge Assurance Office —manager
H.
A. Everitt, 46 King’s road
Reid, J. E., hairdresser, 37 St. Mary’s,
butts
Rendell & Son, dealers in antiquities,
I Castle st
Renouf, A. E., cattle importer, Upper
Redlands road
Renton, Gibbs & Co., Ltd., heating
engineers, 6 Cross st
Rex, Harry, 1 v, The Sailors’ Home,
II West st