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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.

PARNELLS’THEPRINTERS,Ltd.
Price Lists, Booklets, Magazines,
Auctioneers’ Work, Posters, and
all kinds o f General Printing

L O N D O N

S T .,

Telephone 503 Reading.
Newspapers— continued.
Daily News and Leader (Id.), branch
office, 14 The Forbury - agent, C
T. Honey
Evening News Office— agent,Edward
Porter, The Oracle
London Daily Mail (Id.) and London
Evening News (Id.),— agent, A. E.
Stock, 138-139 Friar st
London Evening News (Id.), branch
office, 50 Greyfriars rd

Reading Mercury and Berks
County Paper (2d.), published
on Saturday morning, early postal
edition Friday evening, office, 7
Market place
Reading Observer (Id.), published
Frida)’ evenings for Saturday and
on Wednesday evenings for Thurs­
day (£d.), office, 19-21 Blagrave st
Reading Standard (l |d.) publish’d
on Friday evening for Saturday,
on Tuesday evening for Wednes­
day (£d.), office, Valpy st— pro­
prietor, W. V. Rivers
Star (Id.), branch office, 14 The
Forbury— agent, C. T. Honey

NOTARIES (Public).
Coxwell & Canning, Broadway build­
ings, Station rd
Martin, John W., 16 Market pi

NURSERYMEN & FLORISTS
Abery, William Thomas, 37 School
rd, Tilehurst
Bazeley, G. & A., Southcote nurseries,
Bath rd and Tilehurst nurseries,
Victoria rd

R E A D IN G .
W ires: “ Parnell, Reading."

Chalk Hill Nurseries, Alexandra
rd and London rd

Dearlove & Son, 53 Whitley st
Drake Bros., Baker st
Du-Val, G., 139 Caversham road
Duckett, John, 13 Baker street
Fidler & Sons, 107-109 Friar street
Gant, F. J., 24 Southampton street
George, A. & E. (floral stores), 12
The Arcade
Holder, James and Son, Crown
Nurseries, London rd, Church rd,
Earley and 3 Covered Market
Lee, Frank, f . r . h . s . , 94 Connaught rd
Mearing, John, 15a Argyle st
Newland, Frank, 7 Station road

Phippen, Geo., F.R.H.S., Vic­
toria Nursery, Oxford rd, Bedford
rd Whitley Wood rd and Broad st
— ’Phone i77
Powell, T. & Sons, Connaught rd and
57 Oxford rd
Rapley, George, Station rd
Sutton and Sons, 8-10 Market pi;
stores, Abbey square ; seed trial
grounds, London road
Townson, — , 227 London rd
Vinden, Samuel John, 61 Min­

ster st

Warrick, Bros., Henley rd, Cav

NURSES, etc.
Aust, Mrs. 34 Wilton rd

Barker, Mrs

Annie, L.O.S.,

(masseuse and electrician), 177
K in g’s rd
Bowles, Mrs., 24 Norcotrd, Tilehurst
Collins, Miss E. M., 28 Hamilton rd

Cowan, Nurse, Gibralfaro,
Upper Warren av, Caversham—