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531 Trades Directory, 1914. Clu 531 TRADES DIRECTORY, 1914. CLU Ca.mberwell Central Unionist Conservative Dulwich Park Tennis (N. M. Wallace, Hampshire House (H. T. C. Pepler, aec.), Mildmay Park Wesleyan Guild Tennis (.A.. Club I,td. 28 Peckham rd.Camberwll SE hon. sec.), Dulwich common SE Hampshire Hog lane, Hammersmith W W. Bungard, hon. sec.), Church path, Ca.mberwell Grammar School Athletic Dulwieh & Sydenham Hill Golf Club Hampstead Constitutional(Harry Robinson, Stoke Newington N Ground, Dulwich common SE Ground, College road, Dulwich SE hon. sec.),Holly Bush hill,Hampstd NW Mildmay Rowing, Spring hill, Upper Clap­ Ca.rnberwell, P£ckham & Dulwich Conser­ Dulwich Working Men's Reading Room, Hampstead Cricket Club & Grounds (F. ton NE vative (Charles Henry Mayo, hon. sec.), Gallery roa,d, Dulwich SE R. Eiloart, hon. sec.), Lymington road, Miniature Rifle Club & Range (C. Hamblin, 1 Hanover park, Peckham SE Eagle Rowing & Athletic Club, Dockslde, Kilburn NW sec.),Queen's h•lll,David's rd.ForPstHlSE Camborough Athletic, Burbage road, Dul­ Middlesex wharf, Uppet' Clapton NE Hampstead Liberal (Wm. Dugdale, sec.), Mostyn Tennis (S. H. Hodges, hon. sec.), wich SE Earlsfield Recreation & Bowling Club Co. Hea.th street, Hampstead NW Clarence road, Clapham Park SW Canonbie Lawn Tennis, Canonbie road, Limited (Frederick Young, sec.), 39 & Hatcham Liberal (George Rhodes, sec.), Myatt Lawn Tennis, 72a, Loughborough Forest Hill SE 41 Groton road, Wandsworth SW Portland house,Qneen's rd.New CrossSE park, Brixton SW Catford Bridge Footb::~ll Club Ground, Earlsfield Wheelers' Cycle (J. W. Cook, Hector Rowing (W. J. Jones, sec.), Em· New Berlin Tennis Ground (Thos. Alford Berlin road, Catford SE hon. sec.), 67 Swaffield rd. Wndswth SW bankmPnt, Putney SW Steer, hon. sec.), Berlin rd. Catford SE Catford Conservative (W. H. Hood, aec.), East Greenwich District Conservative & Herne Hill Bowling, Church road, Brix· New Chesterton Girls' (Mrs. Fisher, hon. Catford road SE Unionist Association (.A.. E. Hunt, sec.), ton SW sec.), 24 Lower Clapton road NE Catford Cricket & Lawn Tennis Club High bridge, East Greenwich SE Herolds Football Club Ground (H. New­ New Eltham Golf (Garfield Filby, sec.), Ground (H. P. Crockford, sec.), Culver­ Edgewater Tennis (Miss K. M. Dalton, land, hon. sec.), Dulwich common SE Glenwood,Southwood rd.New Eltham SE ley road, Catford SE aec.), Amblecote road, Lee SE Highbury & Finsbury Park Conservative North Hackney Constitutional Ltd. (Jas. Catholic (P. Kelly, hon. sec.), 93 Brook Elmsworth Winter Lawn Tennis, Pa.k rd. Club Limited (John Teare, sec.), 1 Prah H. Smeed, hon. sec.),120 Stamford hl N Hill road, Woolwich SE Dulwich SI!: roa-d, Finsbury Park N North Hackney- Reform (Lionel Gershon & Cator La.wn Tennis (S. R. Habben, sec.), Eltham Conservative & Unionist Club Ltd. Highbury Quadrant Lawn Tenni~ (H. H. R. G. Matthiason, hon. secs.), 126 Stam­ Trewsbury road, Sydenham SE (George Hans, sec.), 126 High street, Rieck, hon. sec.), la, Queen Elizabeth's ford hill N Cazenove Lawn Tennis (R. B. Stewart & Eltham SE . walk, Stoke Newington N North Hackney Working Men's Conserva­ J. J ames, hon. secs.), Spring hill, Upper Eltham Golf (The) (R. .A.. Collingwood, Hillside Football,Burbage rd.Herne Hl SE tive & Unionist (Alfred Washbrook, Clapton NE >~~eo.); ground, Court road, Eltham SE Hither Green Conservative & Unionist hon. sec.), 89 Church st.Stk.Newngtn N Cecilian Rowing, Spring hill, Upper Eton Mission Rowing, Dockaide, Middle­ Club Limited (H. Wilkinson, sec.), 244 North London Jewish (B. Bermberg & E. Clapton NE sex wharf, Upper Clapton NE Brownhill road, Catford SE M. Manoy, hon. secs.), .A.mhurst road, Champion Hill Cricket & Lawn Tennis Eversleigh Football Club (Hubert Collard, Hither Green Lawn Tennis (R. N. Bailey, Sto\:e Newington N Ground (Loraine Wilson, proprietor), hon. sec.), Beechcroft rd. Up.TootngSW hon. sec.), Verdant lane, Catford SE North London Union Tennis(Colin Cahen, Champion hill, Camberwell SE Eyot Sailing (James Wilkie, hon. sec.), 25 Hollington Society (W. Grant Wilson, hon. hon. sec.), Portland rd. Finsbucy Pk N Charlton Conservative (.A.. Burnett esq. Upper mall, Hammersmith W sec.), 34 Crown street, Camberwell SE Northwood Bowling (IL Davis, hon. sec.), l'hairman; Edwa.rd Mogford, sec.), 61 Fairlight Old Boys (William Goodchild, Honor Oak Cricket & Tennis (W.E.Barry, Rosendale gardens, Park rd.Dulwich SE Church lane, Charlton SE sec.), 48 Fairlight road, Tooting SW sec.), Colyton road, East Dulwich SE Norwood & Dulwich Rifle Club, !AIII­ Charlton International ( Albert Gancock, Farrow's Bank Sports, Burbage road, Honor Oak & Forest Hill Golf (W. H. downe hill, West Norwood SE sec.), 36 Floyd road, Charlton SE Herne Hill SE ; ground, Turney road, Manley,sec. ),Honor Oak pk.Forest HI SE Norwood Telegraph Messengers' Club, Chnrlton & Kidbrook Rifle, Charlton lane, Dulwich SE Hurlingham (Major FrancisEgerton Green, Gipsy hill, Norwood SE Charlton SE Fern Lodge Social (James Findlay, sec.), manager), Broomhouse road & Hurling· Notting Hill Gun (John Sa.ltren Willett, Oh81rlton Liberal (Thomas Morg&n, aec.), 78 Gauden road, Clapham SW ham road, Fulham SW sec.), Wormwood Scrubbs, Shepherd's 560 Woolwich road, Charlton SE Ferndale Lawn Tennis (L. J. Chilling­ Hurstbourne Lawn Tennis (J. D. Ashby, Bush W Chatham Club, Clapham, Limited (Arthur worth, hon,sec.),Sprin,g hill, Up.CiptnNE hon. sec.), Hurstbourne rd.Forest Hl SE Nunhead Football,St . .A.saph rd.Peckhm SE B. Hudson, hon. managing directOII'), Finsbury Unionist Rowing, Dockside, Iceni Lawn Tennis (E. V. Newton, hon. Old Alleynian Rugby Football (H. J. 116 Gauden road, Clapham SW Middlesex wharf, Upper Clapton NE sec.), Ickburgh road, Upper Clapton NE Lelew, hon. sec.), Dulwich common SE Christ Church Lawn Tennis (H. E. Hay­ Forest Hill Bowling Club Ltd. (Chas. A. Ingram House Residential (H. H. Morgan­ Old Heidelbergers Association (J. Talbot man, sec.), Burbage rd. Herne Hill SE Booth, hon. sec.),Wynell rd.Forest HlSE Brown, sec.& mgr.),42 Stockwell rd SW Nanson, hon. sec.), 642 Fulham rd SW Christchurch Rowing, Dockside, Middlesex FGrest Hill Constitutional Club Limited Iris Lawn Tennis (Cyril T, Green, hon. Old Merchant Taylors Cricket & Football wharf, Upper Clapton NE (George Griffiths, hon. sec.), 35 Sunder­ sec.), Birkbeck road, Dulwich SE Ground (W. HPlps, groundsman), South­ City of London School Athletic (A. J. land road, Forest Hill SE Iris Rowing, Spring hill, Up. Clapton NE end, Catford SE .A.nstin, sec.), Elm lane, Catford SE Forest Hill Cricket (G. C. Hast, hon. Ivy Cricket & Tennis Ground (H. And&· Oldfield Rowing, Spring hill, Upper Clapham Carlton Club Ltd. (W. ap H. sec.), Rubens street, Catford SE son, hon. sec.), Forest Hill road, East Clapton NE Parry, sec.), 1 Balham hill, Balham SW Forest Hill Workmen's Club & Institute Dulwich SE Oxford House Rowing, Spring hill, Upper Clapham ConRtitutional (Jas. Wilkinson, (C. E. Linstead, sec.), Queen's h&ll, Ivy Lawn Tennis Club, St. John's Athletic Clapton NE sec.), 370 Wandsworth road SW David's road, Forest Hill SE Association (C. S. Burton & R. Butler, Park Hill Tennis (Harold L. Rouse, hon. Clapham Junction Slate (Jesse Boreham, Frognall Lawn Tennis (W. .A.itchison hon. secs.), Woodberry gro.Finsbry.Pk N sec.), Park hill, Clapham SW sec.), Prested road, Battersea SW Young, hon. sec.), Lymington road, Kings' Printer's Athletic (Edward John Parson's Green (L. J. Glaister, sec.), Clapham Liberal & Radical (Henry .A.rthur Kilburn NW Pophm;n, hon. sec.), Red Post hill, Broomhouse road, Fulham SW Harding, hon. sec.), 2 Queen's road, Fulham Club & Institute (Charles Wkkf>r­ Herne Hill SE Parson's Green Cricket & Lawn Tennis Battersea SW son, sec.), 69 Britannia road,Fulham SW Lambeth Carlton Club Ltd. (E. .A.dams, (Joseph Winfield, sec.), Broomhouse rd. Clapham Reform (George Brown, hon. Fulham Conservative (0. M. Cutler, sec.), sec.), 376 Coldharbour la. Brixton SW Fulham SW sec.), St. Luke's road, Clapham SW 2, 4 & 6 Shorrold's ~road, Fulham SW Lanes Cricket, Green la. East Dulwich SE Pearl Assurance Cricket & Tennis (George Clapham Victoria Limited (J. Oswald, Fulham Cricket (.A.. E. S. Bramwell & E. Lea Bridge United Rowing, Dockside, E.Juhnstone,sec.) ,5a,Rubens st. Catfrd SE sec.), 34 Victoria road, Clapham SW .A.. Chandler,hon.secs.),642Fulham rdSW Middlesex wharf, Upper Clapton NE Peckham Liberal (.A.rthur Cheshire, sec.), Clapton Warwick Rowing, Dockside, Fulham Tradesmen's (Mrs. Lina Grube, Leandoc Club Boat House (C. M. Pitman, 24 Elm grove, Peckham SE Middlesex wharf, Upper Clapton NE steward), 205 Fulham Palace road, sec.), Embankment, Putney SW Peckham Working Men's Unionist (Leo. Clapton Zephyr Rowing, Dockside, Middle­ Hammersmith W Lee Chess (W. Waterhouse, hon. sec.), 1 Cutts, sec.), Hill street & Commercial sex wharf, Upper Clapton NE Furnivall Sculling Club Limited (Horace .A.islibie road, Lee SE road, Peckham SE Clove Rowing, Spring hill, Upper Clap­ 0. Driver, hon. sec.), 19 Lower mall, I,ee Green Constitutional (H. Smith, sec.), Peek Frean Athletic & Recreation; ton NE Hammersmith W 119 Lee road, Blackheath SE ground, The Manor way, Blackheath SE Colfe Sports Ground, Horn park, Le-e SE Gallery Lawn Tennis (F. L. Wilson, hon. Lewisham Clarion (Joseph Balsom, sec.), Pembroke Rowing, Dockside, Middlesex Crescent Rowing, Spring hill, Upper sec.), Park rd.& Croxted rd.Dulwich SE 67 Brownhill road, Catford SE wharf, Upper Clapton NE Clapton NE Garden Lawn Tennis (E. 0. Gisford, hon. Lewisham Conservative (Alfred· R. Inger­ Perry Hill Social (.A.. Emery, sec.), 1 Croquet Association (Roehampton Club) sec.), Lyndale, Kilburn NW soll, sec.), 256 High street,Lewisham SE Meadowcroft, Perry hill, Catford SE (Charles Crawley, sec.), Roehampton Garden Tennis, Green lane, East Dul­ Lewisham Libet"al (Thomas White, sec.), Perseverance Liberal & Radical Club & lane, Roehampton SW wich SE 272 High street, Lewisham SE Institute (James Beveridge, sec.), 17 & Crystal Palace (J. .A.. Botham, 1ec.), Gardens Lawn Tennis (R. B. Wood, hon. Lewisham Progressive Limited, Lanier 19 Church road, Homerton NE Crystal Palace SE sec.), Gartmoor gardns. Wimbledon SW road, Lewisham SE Perse"\·eranoe Quadrille (Sa.ml.
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