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Worcestershire Malvern 44 •' Malvern Worcestershire I --------------------------------------------~----------------------------- "Eastwick", Graham rd Evans J & Son, Newtown SMITH J H, purveyor of meat, K.notsford Lodge, Abbey rd Ford R, Cowleigh road, North West Malvern ~on t r o se Boarding H o u se, Malvern Spencer C, Court rd Graham rd J AMES WILLIAM, builder & Sutton E, Wells td, Malvern Wells Scarhorough House, 'North Mal- contractor, plumber, painter & THE COLWALL CAS R v-ern-IM,m Bake•., prtoprietress decorator, The Wyche, Upper MEAT SUPPLY C0.1 Col- Sutherland Boarding Houser Colwall. Tel. No. 47 Colwall wall. Fresh supply daily .Abbey rd Layton M & Son, 3 Park Oottruge, WALKER W R, family butcher Vaughan's Lodge Malvern Wells. Court rd Malvern Wells. Families waited Lewis A G, West. Malvern upon daily for <nders. Estab- McCANN T W, builder, con- Jjshed 1835. Tel. 10 COlwall traclor and undertaker, etc., Whittle R, Lower Newtown 13 OOXSELLERS. Worcester rd, \Malvern Link. Whittle T, Upper Wyche Tel. No. 271 Baylis S & F Belle Vue Terrace Porter W, Wells rd JONES C ' second-hand book- Prioo W T, West Malvern seller, Library, Cheap Music & Wilesmith M, builder, Malvern 'fypewriting Offices, 6 Colonn- Link CAB & CAR PROPRIETORS. ade WILLIAMS F, builder, carpen- Thompson J, Church st ter, joiner and undertaker, etc. Allsep F J, Gra.ham Livery Barnards Green rd &tables, Gmham rd Bannister H, W .oodbine Co.bba,ge, BOOT AND SHOE • West Malvern MAKERS. Go bey W, The Mews, Worcester BUILDERS' MERCHANTS. rd, Malvern Link BADHAM G T, boot and shoe Griffiths J B, Church st maker, Chester House, Col wall. Derrington & Sons, St. Andrew's Hill J, 3 Victoria Villas, Upper A choice variety of boots and rd Chase rd shoes kept in stock and made I, A YLAND A, cab and car to order proprietor, Portland rd Bridgwater H & Son, Belle Vue Lissiman T, Barnard's Green Terrace, Church stand at. North BUTCHERS. Manton M., Brockhill Lodge, Malvern . Wyche Cullen J, Albert Park rd Baldwin F, Cowleigh rd, North Merriman C, Malvern Link Davies W, Worcester rd, :\falvern Malvern Pedlingham H, Oolwall Link Caldwell & Pantall, Queen's rd., Plowell Mrs, Colwall Hadfield, Quest Hill ro, Malvern Albert Park rd W.ebb S, Kington. House, West Link Caldwell M E, Worcester rd Malv&-n JONES H .& SONS, high-class Oowley G, North Malvern White & Co., Church st bespoke boot makers, London CRIDLAN AND WALKER, House, Malvern Link. All hand butchers, Abbey Gateway, Gt. sewn work done. Tel. No. 139 Malvern. Dairy-fed pork, house Oliver G, 4 Promenade, Malvern lamb, Welsh mutton. Tel. No. 8 CABINET MAKERS. Penfold A E, Upper Wyche Mal- Grundy W W & !Son, Church st -vern Gwynn F, The Mount, West Mal- Cox & Painter, Ltd., Wells rd Penfold E, West 'Malvern vern WHEELWRIGHT G, oa.binet Potts H, Barnard's Green HANSON H E, (Late W Bunn) maker, upholsterer, etc. Barn• Public Benefit .l3oot Co., Church farrn.ily butcher, Colwall. Tel. ard's Green st No. 57. Es.tabliShed 1865 Watts T, Worcester rd, Malvern HART & SON, Englisoh & Cola- Link nial butchers, Link Top. Tel. No. 278 Hewer C, W or001lter rd CARPENTERS, BREWERS. Lee T H, Worcester rd, Malvern Link Clark J T, The Stone Flower & Sons, Ltd., Malvern PE D LING HA M H, family Evans J & Son, Newtown, Mal· Link butcher, Colwall and Wyche. vern and Malvern Link Jones & Davis Worcester rd All home-killed meat Spilsbury E, Upper Howsell rd, The Royal Weh Brewery Co. Ltd. ROFF BROS., family butchers, Malvern Link Royal Wlf!lll Brewery Barnard's Green. Families.-Williams F, Barnard rd hotels, and boarding houses waited on daily for orders, and • BUILDERS AND CON- supplied with be11t quality of TRACTORS. English meat. Tel. No. 8x5 Russell W, W a roaster rd CARRIERS. Broad T, Ltd., Graham Works, Smith A, Barnards Green rd Graham rd, Great Malvern Smith E, Link Top, Newtown rd, Smith R T & Co., Quest Hills. Da.vis C, Worcester Td, Malvern Great Malvern Malvern Link I .ink .
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