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Johns Wa.lter, butcher, Lower street. T N 73 Raymond & Coltins, tobacconists, Lower street .Jobnson & Clarence, solicitors & commissioners fol" oaths, Rogers Sydney, corn & flour merch!\nt, High street. T N 125 High street (attend tuesdays) Royal Haslemere Laundry (Miss E. Pnts, plaster, slated, Hetherington, manager), open daily from 10 to 4 except wed. ridges, pipes, timber &c. ; bricks, roofing tiles & quarries of 10 to I), High street; head office, 41 Lothbury, London E c. every description ; stone for concrete, roads, building & See advertisement rockeries, Station chambera. T N 51 Ha~lemere Luff Richard & Son, carmen, Lower street Swanton Ernest \V. curator of museum, Brockton, Jlrluseum hl Luker W. & R. wine & spirit mPrchants, King's road Taylor Robert Ed.ward, manager to Haslemere Gas Co. Limited, Mackintosh Charles, stationer, High street Dene nook, Longdene road l'rlaclure Horace, tt & shoe m:1ker, L~wer street MadgwickEdward,builderd' merchant,seeStoneman&~ladgwick Thorne Jesse, garden~r to Sir R. C. Garton, Lythe Hill gdns &lad~wick John. builder, East street Ticehurst Charles, joiner, King's road Ma.ide3 William, ironmonger, Lower street Ticehurst Clara Ell en (~Irs. ), stationer, & post office, King's rd ?!Ianfield Waiter W. butcher, High street. T N 71 Timms & Co. coal & coke merchants, Station road. T ~ 45 Mann Jesse, timber merchant, Fernhurst road Twort Clara ( 1\Iis~). apartments, Green bushffi, King's road Miles Robert, ironmonger, High street & West street Tyler Geor~e Hy. 'lchoolmastf'r & organist, ~ew schoolil Milton F. & Sons Limited, builders, Wey hill. T N 121 Tyndale Walter, artist, Broad dene, Hill road

l\Ionk William, confectioner, \Vey hill 1 Tyrrell John Charles, hair dresser, East street Moon Arthur & Sons, stone & marble masons, High st. T N 107 Vallance, West & Co. coal merchants, Station road Moore, West & Co. fruit merchants, High street Veitch \Yilliam Scot, White Horse hotel, High street Moorey George, King's Arms P.IL High street Voice John, carriage proprietor, Wey hill Moorey William George, grocer, King's road \Varr F. & Co. tailors & hosiers, Lower street Nash-Wortham Christopher R. motor engnr. Wey hill. T N 66 Waterston Waiter Chalmers, grocer, Lower street Newman Thomas William, Crown & Cushion P.H. Wey hill Welland Esther Ann (l'rli~s), dres:J maker, Lower stree{; Oaklands Nursery Co. nurserymen & florists. Telephone 30 Whitcher Arthur George, clerk to Urban District Council, Dene Oldaker Frank, boys' Sl'hool, The Red house bank, Longdene road Ollis Mary C. (Miss), news agent, Lower street White Frederick W. baker, East street Owtram Herbert Ridsdale, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Wiles & Holman (late E. Gane Inge & Co.), pharmacists & Station chambers photographic chemists & artists' m~tterial dealers, High street Palmer Robert, pari'lh clerk & verger, The Mount, Station rd \Villiamson Arthur, fishmonger, East street. T N 24 Pannell Charles, boot maker, East street & High street. T N 20 Williamson Ernest Terrell, photographer, Wey hill PeMa.nt Arts Society (The), High street \Vinstanley Robert Wyndham L.R.C.P. & L.M.Edin.,M.R.I.'.S.F.ng., Pilcher William Henry L.o.s.Eng. dental surgeon, Lower L.S.A. surgeon, medical officer & public vaccinator, Hasle· street (attends fridays, 11 to 4) mere distrkt, Hambledon union, medical officer & public Pitfield Jn. solicitor & commissioner, Lower st. (attends tues) vaccinator for the Shottermill district of Fa.rnham union & Prior Charles, provision dt>aler, Station road certifying factory surgeon, High street Privett Frank J. builder, West street. T N 78 Workmen's Club (George Egerton, hon. sec.), High street Pnllinger Elizabeth ('iiss), aparts. 1 Hillside vils. Longd•me rd Wren Trayton, boot maker, King's road Purkiss Henry, corn dealer, Lower street Young Maurice & Son, nurserymen, High street Randa.Il Eden (Mada.me), milliner, High street Young Emily (:\Iiss), apartments, Lyndhurst, Museum hill HATCHFORD, see Cobham. HEADLEY is a scattered village and parish, 2 miles of the Dowager Countess of Harrowby, who is lady of the north from Betchworth station on the Redhill and Guildford manor. Henry Claude Lyall esq. Robert H. 1\Iackworth section of the South Eastern railway, 4! south from Praed esq. of Oriel ton, Pembroke, and Waiter Cunliffe ei!q. of ao.d 3 south-east from , in the l\lid division of Headley Court, are the chief landowners. The soil is mainly the county, Copthorne hundred, Epsom petty sessional a. loamy sand, with a band of clay running through ; sub· division and union, Redhill and Reigate county court district, soil, stone, chalk and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, and in the rural deanery of Leatherhead, archdeaconry of barley and oats. The area is 1,640 acres ; rateable value, Surrey a.nd diocese of \Yiuchester. The church of St. Mary is £3,019; the population in 1911 was 419. of flint in the Early Engli~h style, and has a tower with H urst Farm, half a mile north-east, is partly in this and spire, containing 9 bells and a striking clock : the church partly in the adjoining parish of Walton-on-the-Hill. was rebuilt in 1855, and the tower erected in 1858-9: the lych ga.t.es and wall round the churchyard were erected in HIGH ASHURST is 1 mile south-west. 1894 by Waiter Cunliffe esq. in memory of his wife: there Parish Clerk, James Knight. are 200 sittings. The register dates from the year 1663. The Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-George Robert Braithwa.ite, sub­ living is a, rectory, net income £114, with residence and 15! postmaster. Letters arrive from Epsom at 8 a.m. & 2 acres of glebe, in the gift of Waiter Cuuli:tle esq. and held & 7 p.m.; sunday, 8 a.m; dispatched at 11.15 a..m. ~ 3, since 1906 by the Rev. Cvril John Vernon M.A. of St. John's 6.15 &; 8 p.m. ; sunday, 11.30 a.m College, Oxford. Here is an iron Congregational chapel, \Vall Box:es.-Headley Park gardens, 2.15, 6.15 & S p.m.; erected in 1883, but now disused. The charitied, amount­ sunday, 11.30 a.m. Headley Heath, 11 a.m. 2.45, 6 & 7.45 ing to £44 12s. 2d. yearly, are for bread and coals, £40 being p.m.; sunda.y, 11.15 a. m. Pebble Coo:.nbe, 8.45 &.m. 12.30 derived from a charity left by will dated 24 April, 1627, by & 7.30 p.m. ; sunday, 11 a.m Henry Smith, of Wandsworth. and alderman of London, who. died 30 Jan. 1628, and £4 12s. 2d. as a perpetual charge on County Police, Edward John Rapley, police constable part of the estates of Messrs. Cunliffe, Crookenden, Mappin and Public Elementary School (under the control of the County Praed. Headley Grove is the property and residence of Ronald Council) (mixed), built in 1868, for 100 children; average Malcolm esq. Hea.dley Park is the seat of John Newton Mappin attendance, 52 ; Henry Ames, master ; lliss Annie Martin, ~Hq. Hea.dley Court of W alter Cunliffe esq. and High Ashurst assistant mistress

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Mappin John Newton, Hea.dley park Braithwa.ite Geo. Robt. grooer,Post office Christopherson Mrs. Nut Ash Oldham Arthur Combl:lrmerP., White ho Firman Matilda (l'rlrs.), The Cock P.H

Crookenden Harry M. Heath lodge Sargant Edmund B. Heath cottage Helllev• & District Gardeners' Mutual Cunliffe W alter M. A. Headley court Vernon Rev. Cyril John M.A. Rectory Improvement Association (,John Par• Fraser-Tytler William, Oakdene COMMERCIAL. son3, sec) Harrowby Dowager Countess of, High Ames Henry, assistant over3eer & hon. sec. Headley Institute (Henry Amas, hon. sec) Ashnrst to Institute Hea.dley United Cricket Club (Arthut Jones W. Ca.mpbell, Fourfield close B Thomas, ga.r:bner to J. x. Stovell, sec) Malcolm Ronald, Headley grove Mappin esq 1