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W O K IN G H A M .

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Grantham, Edward
Sharp, Mrs. Eliza
Wells, William
Bird, Ernest
Walker, Charles
Edwards, Thomas
Sadler, Mrs. Elizabeth

Q U E E N ’ S T E R R A C E , R o s e S t.
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Collyer, Joseph
Collyer, Henry Gilbert
Case, Mrs.
Goldstraw, George Henry
Day, William
Fennell, James
Catlin, Thomas
Barker, Mrs.
Maynard, John William
R E A D IN G R O A D .
(L eft hand side)
St. Paul’s Schools— Headmaster,
James M oss; Assistants Mixed
Department —T. W. Hawkins,
Misses Hermon, Callinghamand
Sugdan; Infants' School— Head
mistress, Mrs. Butler; As­
sistant, Mrs. Brant
Burns, The Misses, The Wood­
lands
St. Paul’s Church
Philbrick, George, J .P ., Embrook
house
Treacher, — The lodge
(Right hand side)
Pearson, Herbert, The Beches .
North, Robert, The Holt cottage
Harman, F. G-, farmer, Embrook
farm
Heelas, F. C., Mill house
Maepherson & Son, engineers
Clarke & Co., wholesale furniture
manufacturers
Peepall, Walter
Street, A. F.
Cloke, Charles
Wilson, William, grocer, etc.
Barker, Harry, 1 v, ‘ The Rifle
Volunteer ’
h ere is Embrook.
Tebbitt, Stanton, Toutley

RO S

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R E C T O R Y R O A D , B road S t.
(L eft hand side)
County Police Station— superin­
tendent inspector, Charles,
G oddard; Inspector Hadrell,
Police Constables F. Barnett,
E. D. Hopkins
S a le & S o n , nurserymen
Sale, Philip, c.c.. Chapel Garden
Long, Rev. B.; The Rectory
h ere is G lebelands road
P illar L e tte r B ox
Hart-Dyke, Miss, Bark Hart
(Right luind side)
Beechey, Miss Mary, The Glebe
Penny, Miss Theresa J., Holme
Rayles
The Palm er Schools — Head­
master, Maidment, H F. ; in­
fants’ mistress, Cordrey, MissE.
h ere is R ose gardens
Tatham, Misses G. & B., Sarum
house
Cornish, Mrs. Ashmore, Brereton lodge
RO SE COURT, R ose S treet.
1 Colegate, George H., marine store
dealer
3 Cotterell, Mrs. Mary
4 Cooper, C. W .
5 Horne, Mrs. Eliza
6 Emer, Edward
7 Franklin, George Alfred
8 Ills, J.
9 Ellis, Arthur
R O S E G A R D E N S , R e c t o r y Rd
Greenshield, Mrs.
Baker, John, Southdene
R O S E S T R E E T , B ro a d S t r e e t .
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(L eft hand side
McEwan, Robert, Bank house
Barry, Miss M., Wingmore lodge
Harwood, Mrs. Mary
Cox, A. S.
Feltham, Frederick
Wigg, Miss Mary
Band, William
Dallinger, Mrs. Elizabeth A.
K n ig h t, F r a n k , H o u s e D e ­
corator, gasfitter, plumber, &c.