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BEADING OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

aftern oon o f e v e r y w e ek d ay d u rin g th e month o f Sep tem ber.
Adm ission b y T ic k e t, o r paym ent. T h e M en 's B a th in g P la c e is
o pened a t 7 o 'clo ck in th e forenoon of e v e r y d ay d u rin g th e m onths
ot O cto b er, Novem ber, D ecem ber, Janu ary, F eb ru a ry, M arch and
A p ril, and clo sed a t !l o clo ck in th e forenoon of e v e r y d ay d u rin g
“ os“ mG>Qths. T he ch a rg e for a tic k e t e n titlin g a p erson to bath e at
th e M en s B a th in g P la c e th ro u gh o u t th e m onths o f O cto b er, Novem ­
ber, D ecem ber, Janu ary, F eb ru a ry, M a rch and A p ril is 2s. 6d„ w h ich
ch a rg e in clu d es th e use o f a d re s s in g box w hen a v a ila b le . O ne-shillin g tic k e ts a v a ila b le for one month d u rin g w in te r season are issu ed .
No ch a rg es are made fo r b a th in g a t e ith e r o f th e B a th in g P la ce s or for
th e use of th e u n re serv ed d re ssin g b o xes a t th e W omen's B ath in g
P lace, a fte r one o ’c lo ck fo r M en, and tw o o 'clo ck fo r Women in th e
aftern oon o f M ondays, T u esd a ys, T h u rsd ays and F rid a y s d u rin g th e
m onths o f M ay, June, July, A u g u s t and Sep tem ber.
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Arthur Hill M em orial Baths.— E re cte d in 1911 in m em ory o f the
low» 'oll^lur
J-P., o f E r le ig h C o u rt, M a yo r o f R e a d in g
fooJ-87, and p resen ted to th e Borough b y his C h ild ren . T he s ite
was g iv e n b y Dr. Jam eson B. H urry, J.p. 'T h e w a te r is k e p t a t an
a v e ra g e tem p eratu re o f 74 d e g ree s.
Hours open - G entlem en,
M ondays, 7 to 1 p.m., T u esd a ys, 7 to 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 9 p.m.,
W ednesdays, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., T h ursd ays, 7 a.m to
1 p.m., b n d a y s and S a tu rd a ys, 7 a.m, to 9 p.m., Sun d ays, 7 a m
to 9 a.m. Ladies, T u esd a ys, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., W ed n esd ays, 1 p.m. to
0 p.m, Ih u rsd ays, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m.
F am ily b a th in g, M ondays,
1 p.m. to 9 p.m. T he ab ove tim es ap p ly both to th e Sw im m ing and
S lip p e r B ath s. S u p erin ten d a n t, D avid G. Cooper, 225-227 K in g ’s Rd.
N.B.— T h e ab ove are p re-w a r a r r a n g e m e n ts ; fo r th e
te m p o ra ry arran gem en ts a p p ly a t th e Baths.

p re se n t

Reading W inter Bathers Club.--H ead -q u arters, K in g ’s M ead ow
Baths. P resid en t, M r. A . W atson.
T h ere are also vario u s A th le t ic C lu b s e sta b lish ed in con n ectio n
w ith th e p aro ch ial and d is tr ic t s o c ie tie s , such as fo otb a ll, c r ic k e t
and sw im m ing clu bs.
B E N E F IT , F R IE N D L Y A N D K IN D R E D S O C IE T IE S .
• ^^a<^ n,.l and D istrict United Friendly Societies Council.— Form ed
in 1905 to prom ote th e in te r e s ts o f F rie n d ly S o c ie tie s and th e ir mem­
bers. T he affiliated s o cietie s, O dd fellow s,"Foresters, H earts o f Oak,
Sons of Tem perance, R e c h a b ite s, U nited P a trio ts, and R ea d in g
A m algam ated F rie n d ly S o c ie tie s M ed ical A sso ciatio n , send re p re se n t­
a tiv e s to th e m eetings w h ich a re h eld a t th e F rie n d ly S o c ie tie s ’
Room s, B rid g e 6treet, on th e fourth W ed nesd ay in th e m onths of
Janu ary, M arch , M ay. July, Sep tem ber and N ovem ber. P resid e n t,
W. Thompson ; Hon. S e c re ta ry , D. W. B. A ckerm an, Pomona, 3 M ile
Cross.
The Royal Berkshire Friendly S o c ie ty — E sta b lish ed 1872, fo r th e
p urpose o f prom otin g p ro v id e n ce am ong th e in d u stria l classe s.
Patron, His M o st G racio us M a je s ty T h e K in g : P re sid e n t,