Reading Observer 11-1920

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FACTORY

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NOMINAL CAPITAL

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60,000 ORDIN.ARY
S~&RES OF £1. E ....CH
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now offered fot. Public Sublcriptiop at par,' payable
follows:216 per Ihare on Application,
7/6 per ahare on Allotment
tOI· per 'share pDe MODth afler Allotment.
A further 40,000 SHARES are to be issued credited aa fully paid up in part payment of 'the
purchase moneys for the properties ,Ill mentioned below.
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DIREOTORS.

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WILLIAM HENRY WHITE. of 80, London Road. Reading (Manailing Director).
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Cmematograph 1>roprietor. Mr. WILUAM JAMES JUSTINS BRINN, of Berkeley House. Bath Road, Reading (Chairman).

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Mr, ROBERT Ai.FRlm WALKER, L7, Market Place, Reading._

REGISTEREq OFFJOES.

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No. 17, MAR'KET PLAC~, READING. .

ft. OOmpaDY llIwi been rOl'med. tbr the puror &CQu.1rln8' e.nd oa.rryins' aD. the bue1neM

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of o1D&lDatograph tlleatr'a '" propriotors e.nd
-Ul~ eetabl1abed. in 1809 and now e&rrled
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<In by WUllam Henry White and Wll.l1Bm James

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web u rent, -dlms, &c., abould.

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not _be ereatJ1 lD-

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a 8ubstantial eUDl. wblcb woUld. be avallable
ror alv1dend

V£NTILATION.

the penc11ng contracts and. euaawement& land
the gooclwlll of tbe bua1neee as a lfOinll concern
Tho said William Houry Wbite and W1ll..iam

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been

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of t.he above men·

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Special attention has been rn'eo, to the W&rUllOg
aDd ventilation, a.od an eh,bor ..te Dl&nt " J. beJng
James Juatms Bnnn &re the Vendors .to and..Pro. mst&lled upon the ~lenum .yatem by -Mess.n Z
moten of the Comp3.DY, and are abo two of tb ~ D Herry.\: -Co., ot jLcodoo. l wbo, Me lpo<;Ia.hlte ID
Directors of the Company.
thll daM of work, j to obtain a.tXr ~ma.1nt&ln thor1'ba tbcat.rtI was e::st..hlmhed by Mr Wilham oUjfhly hea lthy ven~ila.t.ion Largo venbl5trng ducts
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are formed thl'Otlgbbwb1C:h plll"e warm &lr 1;1 torcod
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Ban", 'Wlut.e in August.. 1

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and Mr_ William James Just.ms Br'1.nn swC'e

April: 19i.o, o.nd

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sltua.te m the very belt and

moet. ,valuablo l7uStbCSS POSition m the centre or
the maID st.reet of tho Count.y Borough of Reading ,
btzies and tn.ms stQ!) UDllle<liately oppo8lte the
erJt.ranC(i. The thoatro 13 largel,. ]nI.t.roJlUJed, not.
only by the tte9pI'6 of 1teadmg. but by rc&ident8
'Wltbi.n a radlUa of aevenl mil. round. _ The bUll!n688 from ita inception ha.s been remarkably
prosperO\18 and notwithetan.dIng the many
enla.r'gementl5It ha.s not the capa.olty ror taklng
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tbe many patrone who wish to en10y ~he h1«h'claM.J)lcture ehow given at this popular plac&
of entertainment.
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and _tzuoti~, bu• •~.t'"

to the public ~A: t,be &lte

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kept open

'OM' Three previous
~menta olthe the
have' befJin made,
buttheVeb40rabY their
rien08 a.re I!Iatle1lec1 that ttle preeent d.eman for 'admJ.aI!;ton by
theJPU~ wblen tbey are unable 'tQ comply
WitD, W1)1 assure tbe 8Ucceas of", the present
entargeDJeuf; ~or the expeneDC8 of the put lma

IDto~ the theatre. t lot. ~els belItK provided ID
the roof, and lJt t~6 cclhnr under tho_ bolt;Ony
The amount of freflh wa..rm alr' a..dnntted ' cab b6
0001.1"01100 to stat. I eLimatt.c c::bnd~tlons. but. In
wlntor t.lme DDt less tha.n. 2,000 'aublO "teet of freall
aIr per bour 1.5 providod... for each in~mbeT of the
audience, wbllst m I summer tJme tHd ... mount. can
be ... ery oonsiderably lDcreu&i The fresh alr"
warmod. by belDg passed t.hroulb hutlO£, ba.ttcrlM
hea.tod by low pressure stenm and two low prell
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surC" steam bollers are mst.a.1 ad ' to gplert.te the
Ihc&t reqlurcd A Large cued fan, dr1~n by ~~
tul deC1rlc motot-, capable - of - aclrvcrlD:g",
,000
cublo feet of lW' per ru:.,..r drawl t.be f~~ fresh air
tbrouRh the hea'lDg bat.tenes &nd diadlargos the
wa.rmed frcah aJ:r... throUC''b. tha du ote~ prevLOUAly
described
The extr.c:i:ton 1.1 "'etfeoted ..t- the
ti(~k ~ level~ orltadoion duq. beUa.it 1.ormed ,under
tho 800r and con':",,""" up ",'h i , 'i/~ chamber, m
whlOq - 111 mst.aJledj • cased ' faD (~" ijnyen by
electna motor) aunJla..r to th&~ which 11 .\1800 for
tbe fresh warm a1r~
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Ihown that every exicoaJOD BlKl tmPJ"Ovettlent of
.he tIleatre hu "' mor6 than JU8tlfied the estimat.eS
'Pl"av~Jy

formed of t.he mQ"ea.sed ta.kmge, and

proflts, a.nd upon bbat experience ,It. 18 expected

tb.t the futqre taltJDIfS should

a wbSta.ntlaJ.
pan1,

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to ensure

on U. capIta.! of the- Com

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expected that the al\eratioas

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pletod about; the end of thll ,.ear, and the theatre
1fl1l then be one of tho finest imd most. up-to-date,
1Il every particula.r, of th~ kind 10 U(& country
The plus for t.he edlargement and Improve
ment of the tbeatre, which ha.ve been pre~red
by tbe emmeot Aiohltech, Mcs$tI. Emden, ~an

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4 B. Heath .
5 R Doweett..
6 P. IHinton.
7 J . B - Ha.rbor
8. P Barber

Holliday
,.,:ork CD

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&; ~Green.

"\! can_thmk of Ino one who more I'Ichly de.
aerves t.l;.e thanks of oReoadtng , bOya, rpn.at Rlld
present, thon Mr. BurtOn, wHo lor som& 17
years DOW has der0ted.. the .. be8t yena of bls
life to everyt.hing which would benil6t. them
,gp'iritun.l1y, mental y and phymcally.'"

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172, Wantage Roacfc ---~-'

Esta.bliehed Quarter '<l~tury.

EvaD.3 sent tb, follow.ing me!ssge:
" Your work 1S po ob~ leasop 'in tramlDg
of whIch the t own may wen be proud"
Mr L u. Sutton 1 10 presentmg Mr Burton
With a oheque a.nd. alikm to which"members of th~
JUOlor Y.M C A , old. bou Ilnd fnenda had sub-

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i~ R~~diDjJ ,will want to aee Father C!;I~.tm..

in the wonderful csvo at Bull', Great Toy
charge you -Sixpence to go in the Cavea handsome Chriatmas Toy in exl:hu,o.
what FatherCliristmu'has for you in Iii.
Bull'..
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STOOKINGS all ...u dO,d willa aa
uaortment of uaefD.l Toyf. Rau, Cap' 1Ul4
.ull'....... Price e&ch 1/6, 6/8. B/II. 7.l.f
2/ lIt, 1191, 11'21, 1/01
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MEOIlANIOAL TOY~. - 6~ ,lI&iI....y

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on ra.ils, Bpecil.1 lIoe t~e · ,.;itll

Atrong clookwork epring, Tender,\. one
and ~u\J,t ..t of ralla
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ThuridllY m last week,

wm l lor the Liberal

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0 P T. ! L1.WTen~ .1
0 H Bar.ney
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0 E. R Roy"'; ' ... .

FOOTBALL NOTES.
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Ded.udtlng th1e amount trom the net receipts
above atated., leaves an estimated net proftt or
t25 SQq oc1(l. whicb would. be eutDc1ent to 1)8.)"

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a&:I11v1d.end ot 26 per cent. upon a capital or
100,000, the am9unt now . propoa.fl4 to be

tor JCxce88 Prol1te
or COrporation.. Proflte
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Th& coet. of rtU1'OlDg the tha.tr«t Iholild DOt be
brg~)"> IDCI'ea500, aod probably WIn noi come Up
• to .... esiima..t.od figures , &I the enlargement wilL
onrl neoes!Jlta.t6" tome addlhonal U8lItaota, clean·
er&, lIghting" &c:...., and the ot.her .t-and~ charges
n uec1, W1~bout proVision

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Th~ Vaudeville
Issue of

60,000

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HaTing paid to

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fItIch in t'ba above Com~y-•• ''; ; " •
1911! ci&y 01 November. 1900.
hoi..,.. of 1771> por Sba.re due

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AD'--d'C:--'.,..,
tubject. wu.h.in . $-be me&OlDg of the
relating 10 ltadibg Wlth 1M Enellly.

.oIder(o) of

Shares.

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I£ea:ripU""
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DiIDiiWfJf,f1~~gs
OrdlDary Bharoo of £1

~'~l~:' l'n>opecIu&•• dalod t.he
....d to ~'y .tho

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OLOCKWORK MOTO~8. JIINGINES
DELIVERY VANS. etc., all ...0
made Bntlsh good8,
Price ea~
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TOOL SElTS for the Amateur Carpenter.
Ea'oh Mt nicely bolted. Prioo per Ht
O' J,8, 6/ 11, ' (6. 2f1I, l/9j, I/Bl, f. ,

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Oop.eb.

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H C, I Gasoom. .
A Dlttton
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Beautiful ,Fairy in Father Christmas' Cave. "

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The new 8teel frllJDoo roof bu. been.. ercded under
Uta sUperviSion of an ccperleD.ced engmeer '
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The mt.cnor.. ,deeorahoua are s~ul..l1,. dcslgned
and ""II! pnwenti • most harmanlop~ appearance
IPiltb 8{loraprlate tmts
A..a
auxilIary ~ to th& orchestra an orpn 15
bemll' butlt &nd will be fitted at the .end of till)
hall, a.1J61llIn; the 'screen It will he opera.ted by
elcc~Mc power, and the- manual WlII ber 1D tIl,e
~tra. 50 as to be controlled by the leader Of
the Ol cbe8trll ..
Readmit 1.1 a County Town 'Wltb a. populat1on or
over 90.000 and 15 developtor not\ ()niy as a restdcntl&l dlst.rlct, but fa.atoru,a aro beJn.i added to
thooo already 6X15bng, tne sPecJ&1 facthtles ot
tnanspqrt by I all. roa.d, rlyer and canal belJ~
RTcaUy approoa.ted

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GROVELANOS.
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DISTRICT CHESS

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Oc::t.<tber

&ppa.ra\tUA.
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tn) • An AIT~eat aont.a.ined m ' a
E:itunato. da.tcd J5eoem~ 8t.b 1919, with ~inPiO.!
and Bon. Limit.od, for auppry of ~, and
letter, 4aled. J&ltua..ry 12".h 'l.a2IO, ., to supply of

For er and J{eneral enla.rS'ement., re-arrangcment

pawn Boikhng C-ontraetora, 1IDlliday
wood, Ltd , of Lon~an.
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OAS' QOKPAZ'IT

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.nd remodelling· of tho lDten01". mdudmg' new
DrOSS1ng 'BOOms, Offices and Opcra...tl.nf Box.
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these woo ks ara being earned out by the wcJJ·

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,BIAL_ WIL~ cONVINCE
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Rece{ving 0 1fices:

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and - Co.
rel.ttDg to
of tbe t.hoat.l'~.
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(g) An AKrecment aont.&med m a Jetter. d:..ted
C .1.,
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Xotob Zlth, 1920, from Messrs'.l.Emden" Egan and 1 ~H .. J . 'I.
Wboole.r t "
«So', r fro- Yeun ' De Jang " Oii<. LimIted, :r.elatm, 2: G W ... v'Incent. ! . . .
to: tbe aecor3.tlOO of t.he tea room. etaireaae t.
E J TeOo ,.
balcony, ~
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(h) An ARrcement coota..incd:\ lB... a )~'1 da.t.ed
8 G_ ~WbIt.eborn -:-.
llal.-, 21tb. 1900. ~bom Meaat"i ~. gp.i. .& tlO,
F. L Naylor '1 . .
to .~3 Do) Jong & ('0 , tun..~, "relal(.l.n(" to the
T. 'J. Cl<>edcburcJI
d809~tt\'& ,..or-k t-a ~ t.hO no.wl h.H.
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(1) An Ag-reement contatned lD a Je~. da.te<I
4th, 1.Q2O, from Messrs, EmdBD, .spD' 6:: Co.
~PR
ERTIES.J~ Juno
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be to )f(.srs De. Jonr and Co, I..imlt.ed, reSitlne to
lnoreu.o III oollnCC'tJon With men's 't{.~ and
e . endon a.re u m... t.orlala. eto
i!J~ ~ .n Agreement OODt&noo. , ID , JetterJ dated
JU ]l 12th, 1920) trom Mealin. E:md~n, Elao.. &; Co,
t-o Messl'l WhIte ud BrlnD "l'elatlve to (the fees
at tho-tormer ftnn
(k) :Au Agreement. d~tod Jul.1 ~ 18th.
t.ween~ Mce.srs. Whlto and BrIDD abd ?lr"
wtr.,ht. tor Lbo bUildIng an'- ~Iy of an
(I) An Agr«:monl"'!1'Wned 10 a I~ttor
~l 6th, 1919, IroJitl lLl_lS, White 'Jidr
to ~"".ra, 1Ieclt- and W~burI:, Limited, tor
suRI,.. or cDa.tI'I L~d ~etc.
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An A~ment. l'fnth Meara Z. b . Bur'y
and ~Co...._for _l!l,~l~!oti~ of ventJla!!oJl. &J;ld_heatiDi

and Co , ~ of London, provide for ... $pa..c1OU8 En.l
trancoe Launge. new Ba)coD1,; Tea. Rooms. Balcony

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and, of eoune,
were received from Mr Arthur Sutton,
Heald, Mr. 0 I Evans, and Mr T
Mr Arthur Sutton ;frot. , •

SECTION.
An excccdlDi{ly weU-attcu.ded part.ner WhISt. been able to do to
dnve
heM 10 tbe South Breakfast Room on of aucn fnends as
M,
NovcmL!'r 17th. ~pnze wlnnon wore 1, ..Mr Loonord
Bolmtw and ... partner, 2, MCI!Irs Pn.lmer and Booker 1111
~kn 3 Mt Harrison and partner, 4, Mr H en- work In the .~,~c;nl! 'D,n :
wood' a~dJ.al"tn or. '" Mr. Holm e, ea.1.Tlod. out tall) been s uch no fillO
dut..tUi of \0 C. m his uSUal effiCient manDer
fact whleh made
The "ll"ork
the lIast 17 years,..
now
, I"',ro~?,~a a. younger_ man. It w~ ho de"lnr'ed,
&
the finest. "works that. could, be dono In the
for It shaped th<> chjncter of tli. manto·morrow. In conc1U!1on, "the u 8pea~er
.~~i:~~n,~~le~~gI'~.~t,
l liad
~lde 8howrohlm
to tlte toWIl of, J\ea.cilng
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lIJ!lADING Gle OOY. v READING,
corner 10 his beart.
Th~ mlLtM WI.S plo.yed 011 I Thursday m last
weak at tbe Ga.s Com,a.ny·a OtBccs, CrOll8-st.reot
The rNiult or the 'm QCt.1DK lUI yet lD the balanee,
d
the fin, lioord I{Mr L, A. l!,umblo and Mr 8,
Oa.dee) bas yet' to be ad~udlcatcd On the remain
iDg seven boards t.be Rcailing\Qlub 1rod' hy 4-.5
1 L.. A. ..Bumble.
2 H Runham
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the 18th day of Novoem• ,-,.__.- th3 &.aid WIllIam
Justin.. Bt1IlD ')f
9o'nl',''':' of the otb.r pait,

the VaudevUle .1II1ecfrl" eeatln&, oooommodation for about.6() pereons,
and. trOm the sale of chocol ..t4a.~ &0.. ball not
been eettmated.. but wU1 probably amount to

Juatlns ' Brinn - ..t

Tbeotre on 47· 6ud 48. \Broad dtr&et, Be8dJ..ila't
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.nd Bd.lo1n.lng prem __• an .........
e lU..H..ll ure;
machinery an<l eQ..uIpment of top Theatre..and

D.ldrv, Mr

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ROYAL B.E RKS LAUNDRY

Sut.lon , Mr N c-el

IIlblo
for him
adequately

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Contcaote

The net profits from ttie/_~ ' 1'OOIl1B. with

otlb.r"';".
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TIlo JUIXL8 are booked t'orwarc!1 into the year
1922 and. the a4vantaae or th~ boOk1np wUl
be trane:terre<1 to ~e Company'.
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Saturd~I: The vlS.t.ors arrived one ~rer ahort.
but tEie bODlcsten won a;blo to provIde a. aubstl- mtlma.te relatlonshtp With God He congratulated
tute ' In: the fl,n.t ha1f the only l foal ~ored fell td Mr Burton upon the wonderful WQl'k lie bad.
that he
the Fa.ctory. In tho second ha.1 tba Factory for- a,ccomphshed, and expressed the
~ added ""three more goals enRhhng the. home would 1'e·VUIl~ the nssoc1I1hon from
tlJpe
to WlD )by 4--0
The Factor)' Joals WOl 0
After a. deo.fenlUg storm of
Mr
IOOred by MlSICi Grant; (2), Bradley and Sa.dler.
Burton bne1ly replicd
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gloom ,,,b leb might
fa.rew.eJl funct.lOn of

Mr, D.ldry ,dd.d rew word...1 a~l",olatloD
(LADIES' XI) V ALLEN AND •
on beha.~f of the oldys of .the _8::'.~lo.tl0D, who,
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IsnnrONDS
he ~lud, owed to Mr. Burton much of their ath·
Thi&- ma.tch wu ~yed at KcnslDgton roa.d on lettc
Ipro'W'O!8, blfllmm success, and ahove all.,

Messrs. WEST &: DRAKE,
... Market Place, Reading; and g6, \t:annoD Street,' London. E.C.4. Chartered Accountants.
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NI<"hobon ; W .Den~,
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Perkins, E L Hutchings a.nd

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4esm.. l\RAIN &:~ BRAIN. ' 156, Friar Street, Reading.
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extended B. cord la.l " Iclcome \(0 Mr Booker, who
lS to act a.s hon
pec'retary temporanly Mr
Burton, he saJ.d, .. hadLs,ven -up t.he bl}St. yelll'8 of
hlS Me to h~ lplng ! her people, thm f't.....mialung
the Junior Y.M O.
With a. grea.1. tradltlon~
Some people co~telld d that there ow ns too m\toh
ChnstlRntty about ' t ~ Y MeA i others Bald
that there WAS not en ugh; but il It had
for t~ Ch11stlamty I~ 'wh \cJ1 Mr Burt6D.;,, 1.,I;.,_"
and which he had Pl'1Ctl~ In hiS hfe they
not have had !Such ~aS!OC1ntlQn 10 R eadmg
t hey had to·day
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A G ~ T DEBT.'

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F&etol"a" ~ 13
She-,rs, A E
A ~ S<;ut.h,
HICks and H C
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acnbed, deplored th~ los":! to the movement ~ Cf1
tl\lled by the depn..rtVfe of theIr old fri end , and

Renred Brbwer.

16, Market Place, ReadIng.

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For m'fY 'YeBFj'
we Dave
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and we claim to be tbe best Shin an~ ·,clonl~l)re8aer.'i l.

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and l;;.)enton,
lead In tho

Mr. EDWARD STONEWALL WICl\.S, A.r.A,K.E,. M,R:A,B,S" of 295, Oxford Road, iReadmg, Engineer.
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FACTORY (KEN;S XI) v I WOKINGHAM .
A.. very lteen-&t!timea ,Wo keen-Kame' 3.rase from
the mee.tio.r ot--tllesc eJubs ..t.. 1'euJDi1i-oll-ro!1 on
8aturd~y. WokIngl\&nll ~er& ~D, a..ttal:jrtug " but
Sn:uth ~ Ct.ean.d w~tb a hard drtye Tae b::m .. trbek
Leidley and rebolln.cbd moo ~he cU"~I' ' t~ Iwhere
Denton was Bu.n~lUg Qnma.r}t ~d: and he ' ll,ad DO
<liJI}cult.y 10 ope1lQlg Wdk.mgHa~ , B account FroIll
tho bully 0«. the ' ~.ct{)ry )cft &t.ta.t'k~ and,
acoepkug a.. pus f~:t\: ;Jcks. Leadley
Ul uti
mad~ tobo scores leval
Fe.ct.ory
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and La Mare aho . Wa.lden saved,
he
could clear Leoad}ey pllt tho bnl1 In ,the
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,\'1!ilt?~ rotahated and, follO'flVl'1 g So etC"
PC"~l9-S scorL'(l fO t them The forwards on both
aides wcro glVLnK.. r,a sparkling (llsplny, and he-fore
long Le Mare added another I[<Â¥'l Wlth a. fast cross
whot., and a further m Cl"e:u8 .... as made bY ,.ApPk!
totl- ~ tio cut lP ttom tbe left. and scored,.
Just
oofore balf-tlme Fpt'kms and Hato added goa.ls for
WokmR'bam. to bring the "ClOre to 4--4
~fte r 1\ ahort. Interval South
from
hiS ",ccuraic centro Lea.dley ga.\(~
the
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Shortl, aft.r the Factory
&a:&1D In action , and after a shot
h ad been al1v ed, •.ilieadley secured
aoa,lkeepor The bomestal"'5
nOw
the bot.ter of tho ,game
ma.dc tho g&mo ~I most

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Mr. ERNEST JOHN CARPENTER, of 101, Clare Road, Whitstable
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(Gen~atll1anager 'of Terry's Tbeatre Cine I ,Strand),
Mr, JOHN BAKER WALKER, of. Cedars, Brookwood, Surveyor,

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Most men
their ··ShlrtS
and '~ollars, which i. ,
•1ljLtural conaid~
ing !what a dilfereh~e is' ,m.de ; in one',
appealranee if these ,JU~ '.~fectIY ;lfuhdered.

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