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READING STREET K E Y .

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B a k e r,
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1 7 - 1 8

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C o n fe ctio n e r
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C a te re r,

S T R E E T .

Branches: 3 0 Castle St., 4 2 Erlelgh Road and 1 8

Prospect St., Caversham.

Dances, Whist Drives and T e a Parties catered for.
China and Glass on Hire.

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Telephone N os.—West Street, 6 7 4 ; Castle Street, 1 0 6 5 .

W est s tr e e t—continued
1-2 'Fortescue

Bros., Ltd., cycle
stores, etc.— ’Phone 1143
3 Cheyney, Frank Robert, clothier
4 Belcher, Charles, family butcher
5 Pullen & Co., grocers, &c.
6 Playfair, Henry, Ltd., boot manu­
facturers
7 Gardner, William, stationer and
fancy goods dealer
7 ABartlett, H. E., ham & beef depot
8 Blandford, Mrs. Elizabeth Jane,
confectioner
9 Pocock, George, greengrocer
1 0 Drew, Frederick, blouse
specialist
11 Rex, Harry, 1 v, ‘ The Sailor’s
Home ’
12 Andrews, William Charles
13 Garrett, William J., hosier, &c.
14 Morris, William, boot warehouse,
15 Sadgrove, Edward, ironmonger
1 6 James, M., milliner
1 7-18 B on d, A . C. P a str y c o o k &
confectioner
19 Eighteen, George, fishmonger.
’Phone 2 00
2 0 Vicars & Sons, butchers— ’Phone
292
21 White, Mrs. G., tobacconist
22 Baldwin, T., 1 v, The ‘VineHotel’

(R etu rn opposite side).
Maypole Dairy Co., Ltd.
24 Rudland & Son, fruiterers, etc.
25 Marks & Spencer, Penny Bazaar

26 British and Argentine Meat Co.,

Ltd., butchers
David, provision
merchant
29 The Premier Meat Co., butchers
3 0-31 Mcllroy, William, Limited,
clothiers
32 J a c k m a n , R o b e rt, C afe and
c o m m e rc ia l h o t e l ; g oo d
accommodation for cyclists
34 Pauline, Mantles and Blouses
37 King & Ingram, jewellers, silver­
smiths,
watch
and
clock
makers
38 Harper, William, tobacconist and
stationer
39 Heelas, Ltd., auxilary stores

2 7 -2 8 Grieg,

4 2 The

William Isaac Palmer
Memorial
Hall — Readiijg

43
45
46
47

Temperance Society — Moss
Charles, secretary; Herbert, G .
hall-keeper
44 Sarjent, Frank, tool mer­
chant
The Creameries (Reading), Ltd.
Incandescent
Fittings
Co.,—
Winslow,
Alfred Edgar.—
Egby, Harry, 1 v, ‘ The Mitre ’
hotel

W ESTBOURNE
TERRACE,
W i ls o n R oad, O xford R oad.
(L eft hand side).
85 Hedderly, Thomas Stevens