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Huggins, Albert Edward, Hare Hatch
Assistant Overseer— H. G. Wise,
house
W okefield
Remnant, James Farquharson, m . p .,
Letters arrive from Reading by
The Holt
cycle post. The nearest money order
Schuster, Mrs., Yield Hall
office, Three-Mile-Cross.
Nearest
Shepherd,
Joseph, Hill house
telegraph office, Spencer’s Wood
Wedderburn, Lt.-Col. A. S., Wakefield
Holy Trinity Church. Services
Wells, Rev. Harry Morland, Scarletts
Sundays, 11 a.m., 6 .3 0 p.m. Daily
Young, Mrs. M., Hare Hatch lodge
servioe and matins, 8 a.m.
Alexander, G. W ., Diddenham manor I Young, Mrs. Oliver, High Cocketts
farm
Crisp,
The Cottage, Tagg lane
De Bathe, Major Maa* Hartley Court
Darvill J., head gardener, High
Jone, Rev. T. 0 ., The Vicarage
Cocketts
Doughty, Joseph, 1 v, 1The Queen
Baillie, Frank, Hawthorne cottage
Victoria ’
Baker (Nurse), Nurse’s cottage
Halliday, Mrs., Faceby lodge
Brooker, Thomas
Hunt, Henry, head gardener, Hare
Bullingham, Frank C., Hartley court
Hatch lodge
farm
Hussey, T., cab proprietor
Butt, A., James’s farm
Johnson, William, head gardener,
Double, Charles, shoeing smith
Hare Hatch grange
Froud, J., Great Lea farm
Leetham, G., Scarlets Farm house
George, Mrs. R., farmer, Hop Kiln
Nicholl, C., Bear place
farm, Pound green
Ody, — ., Castlemans farm
Norris, H. W , Reid’s farm
Rixon, Reuben, carpenter & builder
Shaw, George, lv , ‘The Wheatsheaf’
S h a rp , M rs. H a r r ie tt, grocer and
Steele, Mr., Manor farm
provision dealer, ‘ The Holt ’
Tice, Mrs., Great Lea House farm
Soule, A., 1 v, ‘ The Queen Adelaide’
Walker, Miss, schoolmistress
Walter, J., head gardener, Mill house
Watts, G., Gravel Bridge farm
Wargrave Hardy Plant Farm Ltd.
Woof, Charles, 1 v, ‘ Old Bell'

H A R E H A T C H (B erks).
6 miles from Maidenhead.

Wargrave

Under
and D istrict Parish
Council.

Postal Information - Deliveries
7 .3 0 a.m. Box cleared at 8 .5 0 a.m.,
and 6.5 p.m. Sunday delivery 7.30
а.m., despatch 10 0 a.m. Kiln Green
post office -despatched 8 .4 5 a.m.,
б. ' p.m.
Sundays arrive 8 .0 a.m.,
despatched 10.5 a.m.--Sub-postmis­
tress, Miss E. Trendall
Foresters’ Court — Pride of the
Village (B3 34 6 ), Horse and Groom
Hare Hatch, Berks; first Tuesday.
Sec., T. J. Hewlett, School House,
Twyford
Bulkely, Major, Linden Hill
Charrington, IT., Castlemans
'Choate, Miss, Bear hill

HARPSDEN

(Oxon).

Postal district, Henley- on-Thames
St. M argaret’s Church — Services
at 11 and 6 .3 0 ; Holy Communion
at 12 on 1st and 3 rd Sundays ; at 8
a.m. on all others
Chairman of Parish
Rev. E. C. de Coetlogon

Meeting—

District Councillor— George Shorland
Overseers— George Shorland and
Frank Talbot.
Assistant Overseer
and collector of rates, E. C. Cooke,
5 Gosbrook street, Caversbam
Postal information - Deliveries 6.40
a.m., 12 . 1 5 , 2 .4 5 and 7 .3 0 p.m.; Sun­
days 10 a.m. Collections 6.40 a.m.,
12.15 & 7 .3 0 p.m.; Sundays 6 .4 0 a.m.
Nearest telegraph office, Henley

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