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READING OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

b y reaso n o f th e illn ess o f th e m other, or un d er ce rta in co n d ition s,
te m p o rary a rran gem en ts h av e to b e m ade fo r th e c a re of th e ch ild
a w a y from its home. U sual c h a rg e , 10/- p er w eek . A ll a p p licatio n s
for D ay and R e s id e n t C h ild ren should be made in th e firs t p lace to
th e S u p erin ten d en t, Chairm an o f C om m ittee, M iss E. J. M a rria ge ,
A sh to n Lodge, R ea d in g.

P O L IT IC A L .
B e rk sh ire in clu d es one P a rlia m e n tary Borough, und er th e new
R eform Acts,^ viz., R ea d in g re tu rn in g one m em b er; and th e C o u n ty
it s e lf is d iv id ed into th re e d iv isio n s— A bingd on , N ew bu ry, and
W in dsor each re tu rn in g one M em ber.
Th e N ew b u ry D ivision
in clu d es also th e C o un ty P e t ty Sessio n al D is tric ts a tta ch e d to
R ea d in g, e x c e p tin g S w allo w field , w h ich is in clu d ed in th e
W okingham D ivision .
South B erks Conservative and Unionist Association.— Chairm an,
L lo y d H. B axend ale, J,P. ; V ice-C hairm en , M essrs. J. A . F a irh u rs t
and Job L o u sley ; Hon. T reas., M r. E. P a rfitt, c . c .; C h ie f A ge n t,
M r. E. J. F o rster.
Reading Conservative and Unionist Association. — P resid e n t, M r.
C. E. K e y s e r, m .a ., j .p . ; Chairm an, M r, F. A. Sim onds; Hon. S e c re ta ry ,
M r. A . H. B ull, J. p. ; Hon. T rea su rer, M r. H u b e rt F erguso n ; A ge n t,
J. F. C o ales,— Offices, 9 B la g r a v e S tre e t.
Reading Women’s Conservative and Unionist Association.— Chairm an
M rs. L e s lie W ilson ; V ice-C h airm an , M rs. F. A . S im o n d s ; Hon.
T re a su re r, M iss F ra n c e s W a ld ro n ; S e c re ta ry , M rs. S e y m o u r ;
Offices, 9 B la g ra v e S tr e e t, R ea d in g.
The Wellington Club (S tation Road, R e a d in g ),— P resid en t, M r. JH e rb ert Benyon, J.p. ; Hon. S e c re ta ry , M r. J. H. Jones. The W ell­
in gton C lu b is esta b lish ed for th e p urpose of prom otin g so cia l
in te rco u rse am ong th e C o n se rv a tiv e s and U n ionists o f R e a d in g and
neighbourhood, and for th e gen e ra l ad van cem en t o f th e C o n se rva­
tiv e s and U nionist Cause. T he C lub p rem ises rem ain open on w e e k ­
d ays.
Reading Liberal Association.
Offices, Broad S tr e e t. P resid e n t,
A lderm an P a rfitt, J .P .; Hon. T rea su rer, M r. C o llie r; S e c r e ta r y and
R e g is tra tio n A g en t, M r. W. S, B elch er.
National League of Young Liberals (R ead ing and D is tric t Branch).
— Form ed to train yo u n g p eop le fo r p o litic s, & c. M e e tin g s are held
m on thly a t th e C ross S t r e e t H all, and fu ll inform ation m ay b e o btain ed
o f th e Hon. Sec., M r. F. H arry W eeks, B road S tre e t, R ea d in g.
Reading and County Liberal Club, Broad S tr e e t.— T re a su rer, M r.
S y d n e y B ra in ; Chairm an of Com m ittee, M r. M a jo r; S e c re ta ry , M r.
A lfre d E. Chapm an : S tew a rd ess, M rs. W ard.
Gladstone Club, 149, London R oad.— Sec., A . T. L o v e g ro v e ; C h air­
man, M r. F. B u tler.