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Barrett, T. A., draper and milliner,
Sandhurst house
Bartlett, and Sons, farriers and iron­
mongers, china stores, High street
Bartlett, Wm. Walter, 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, Iligh St.
Box & Gillham, stationers, 21-26
High st, manager, Walter, 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, -\. 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’ Works, Frimley
rd, Field & Field, proprietors
Camberley Electric Theatre, 4 0 .\
High st
Camberley Heath Golf Club— Hon.
secretary, C. M. Lushington
Camberley & Yorktown Laundry Co.,
Ltd., Cromwell road, secretary, W .
Fitchew
Camberley & District Club--Secre­
tary, W. 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. 0 . Langsdale
Chambers, R. J., ‘ Volunteer Inn’
Chatt, Arthur J., tailor, 4 9 London
road
Chatt, Frederick, * Lamb Inn ’
Chatt, W . J., grocer and sub-post
office, 111 London road
Clark, G., wardrobe dealer, 2
Princess st

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Clarke, Henry, 1 v, ‘ Aspen T r e e Inn,
London rd
Claypole, H. M. W., chartered
accountant, 2 London rd
Cleeve, Charles, grocer, Princess st
Close, E. T., solicitor, London road
Coates, IT, m . p .s ., chemist
Collins, & Son, chimney sweeps,
Obelisk street
Collins, E. E., wine and spirit stores,
High st
Oollis & Co., motor garage
Compton, George, confectioner and
caterer, I/ondon road
Cooper, ('. J., dairyman, Frimley rd

C o ttre ll, S im m o n s

& B u tle r,
auctioneers and surveyors, and at
Reading and Wokingham
County Police Station -Inspector
St ovoid, High st

C o u rt, Jo h n , b o o k se lle r, n e w s
a g e n t a n d b ill p o s tin g , S u n ­
d a y n e w s p a p e rs su p p lied ,
A rch C o ttag e
Cousins, Harry, greengrocer, High st
Craig, J D. & Son, florists, High st
Crooks, Alfred, general ironmonger
15 London rd
Cuffling, Joseph, 1 5 8 , London rd
Cunningham, V. R., watchmaker and
jeweller, 24 London rd
Darracott, T., confectioner, High st
Dando, C., dairyman, Frimley rd
Day, J. & I., gro.ers & tobacconists,
9 6 London rd
Day, L. A., fancy goods stores, High
street
Doman, Harry, Staff House
Doman, Mrs. T., 1 v, ‘ King’s Arms
Hotel ’
Doman, Spencer, builder and con­
tractor
Dorman, E. M., furniture dealer, 82
London rd
Dore, F., cartage contractor
Dow’ , Mrs. II., wardrobe dealer, Lon­
don id

D rak e &

M o u n t,

L td ., coal,

and building goods merchants,
carriage & motor proprietors
Drew, John, printer and stationer,
High st

BootsandShoes—
Jacksons’Corners, Reading.