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Middlesex. Staines • DIRECTORY.] MIDDLESEX. STAINES. 311 • • • Jones Ellen (Mrs.), furnished apartments, 2 .Ash villas, Phillips Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, Kingston ·road • Gresham road Pott John Francis, auctioneer, surveyor & estate agent, Jordan Arthur, builder & decorator, Kingston road; Kingston road office, 4 Clarence street Powell John, builder, Richmond road Kent Henry, ironfounder, London road Prim et Priscilla (Mrs.), tbccnst. & hair dresser,44 High st Kent William, watch maker 35, general furniture stores Reddick George, boot maker, London road Bo & 83, High street & cycle maker, 2 Thames street Redley Joseph, gardener to Miss Pellatt, Knowle green Kent William, plumber, Gresham road Reed George, beer retailer, Penton road Key Mary (Mrs.), Cock inn, Church .street Reeves Charles, butcher, 46 & 9I High street Keywood Benjamin, Bee Hive P.H. Edgell road Reffell Brothers, farmers, Yeoveney farm, Staines moor Knight Crawford,. monumental mason & provision dealer, Rice Sergt. Thomas Edwin, drill instructor to the B 72 High street Co. 2nd Volunteer Battalion Duke of Cambridge's Knight George, tailor & habit ~aker, High street Own (Middlesex Regiment), Wyatt road Knight Thomas, monumental mason, Wyatt road Ridley William & Sons, timber merchants, Market sq Knowles Charlotte (Mrs.), laundress, Leecroft Ripley Everard, White Lion P.H. High street Lacey Peter William, cycle maker, 77a, High street Robinson Arthur James, printer & stationer & pub­ Lake Wllllam, builders' merchant, timber yard, saw lisher of the "West Middlesex Times," IO High street mills, improved machinery for fencing, galvanized Robinson William George, restaurant & glass & china. sheets & buildings a speciality, Church street; depot, dealer, 68 High street Great Western railway Rogers Alfd. Hy. plumber & house decorator, 55 High st Lamb Mary Ann (Mrs.), furnished apartments, I Ash Rogers Harry, refreshment rooms, II High street villas, Gresham road Romans,. Fanny (Miss), dress maker, Thames street Larn.bourne Jesse, fishmonger, I Church street Rose Geo. farm bailiff to Charles Ash by esq. Laleham rd Lane John Joseph, academy, Musgrove, Gresham road Rowe James, beer retailer & shopkeeper, London road Lane Ralph, photographer, 54 High street Rowe Maria (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, London road Lane Wm. Hy. electrical enginr. Perugia, Sidney rd Rowles George, chimney sweeper, Langley road · · Lawrence Ernest Henry, butcher, 29 Thames st.; res. Savage James Henry, auctioneer & estate agent, see Fair View, Sidney road Mansbridge & Savage Lawrence Thomas, greengrocer, 9 Thames street Sawyer & Son, fishmongers, poulterers & game dealers, Lear Arthur, assurance agent, Edgell road I3 Thames· street ' Leary Louisa (Miss), mistress Catholic ·school,Gresham rd Scutt T. Homer L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.E'ng. physician Lee John, New Inn P.H. London road & ·surgeon & surgeon to the G. W. & L. & S. W rail­ Lidster John, beer retailer, Staines moor ways, Colne lodge, Clarence street Linoleum Manufacturing Co. Lim. (E. B. Pressland, sec) Seddon John Mills, confectioner, 27 Clarence street Lock William, farmer, London road · Shaw William, umbrella maker, London road Lohmann Alfred James, Greyhound P.H. London road Shaw William J. plumber & painter, Wyatt road London & Provincial Bank Limited (branch) (Francis Sh~pherd Edward Ferguson, dyer, Susse'1 ho. London rti Noel Tomkins, manager), 6o High street; draw on Shepherd Joseph Edward A.V.C.M. teacher of music, head office, 7 Bank buildings, Lothbury & Glyn, Mills, London road Currie & Co. Lombard street, London E C Sherwood James F. clothier, 25 Church street • Low W. Ralph A.R.I.B.A. architect & surveyor, Colne Shrieves .A.lfd. furnished aparts. Harrow vil. Edgell rd house, Clarence street Simpson Henry, lock keeper, Penton Hook lock ' McKee John, draper, so High street Smith Frederick, butcher, London road Mahomed Herbert, dental surgeon, 53 High street Smith J ulia (Mrs.), furnished apartments, 7 Prospect pl Mansbridge & Savage,auctioneers & estate agents,High st Smith Sam'!lel, outfitter, High street Mansbridge Robert William, corn merchant, Hig.h street Smith William George, candle manufacturer, High street Mason & Rolfe, refreshment rooms, 5 Market square Smithers Murray, Angel & Crown hotel, High street Mathews .A.lbert George, grocer, & registrar of marriages Solla Braham de, tobacconist & watch ma. Kingston rd for Staines district, Kingston road Spring Eliza (Mrs.), greengrocer, II Church street ' Mathews Henry, tailor &c. see Brightwell & Matthews Staines Club (William Henry Green, hon. sec.), Cherry Melson Chas. Edward, printer & lithographer, High st Orchard Messent John, grocer & baker, London road Sta.ines District Conservative .Association (Uxbridge 'Metropolitan Rifle Range Co. Limited (George Mortimer, Division of Middlesex) (J. H. Savage, hon. sec.),· sec.), Runemede range High street Middlesex & Surrey Express (published sat.), High st Staines & Egham District Gas & Coke Co. (John A. Moister William T. manager, Ashby's bank, High street Engall, solicitor & sec) · · Morfo:Jid & Goodman, linen drapers & outfittel"s, 37, 39 Staines & Egham Hythe Constitutional Club (William & 41 High street Collins, sec.), Market square Mortimer George, see Metropolitan Rifle Range Co. Lim. Staines & Egham Industrial Co-operative Society Lim. Runemede range (William Winepress, sec.;. Wm. Spence, manager), Mott Charles & Sons, furniture removers, Leacroft Clarence -street & Kingst<>n road Mott George, furniture remover, Kingston road Staines Golf Club (Miller Mossop, hon. sec.), Shortwood Munday William, marine store dealer, Langley road common Nash Benj. basket maker & china & glass dlr. 29 High st Stansfeld & Co. brewers & wine & spirit merchants, .Nash John, auctioneer & bill poster, Cherry Orchard Swan brewery, Fulham S W; depots, Kingston road, Nash William Thomas, baker, Laleham road Staines; Wood· street, Barnet; Lea Bridge roadr National (The) Telephone Co. Lim.; call office, 9 Clar- Leyton ; 62 George stree~, Croydon ; The Grove, ence street. T N. I Hammersmith ; High street, Egham ; High street, Neave Francis W. grocer, 30 High street Sutton; Church road, Wimbledon; South street, Newell Alexander, Crown & Anchor P.H. 52 High street Greenwich & Rose brewery, Redhill Nicholls Frank C. Crooked Billet P.H. London road Stent George, chimney sweeper, George stre~t Nicholls Thos. Wm. grocer & sub-post offiee, London rtl Stokes Arthur, builder, London road Norwood Henry David, collector for Staines & Egham Stollery Henry Micha.el, delivery agent for London &i District Gas & Coke Co. Lim. Ferndale, 55 Richmond rd South Western railway, & coal merchant at Staines Oliphant William, boot maker, 21 Church street Railwav stations Osborne Charles, job & post master, High street Stollery John (Mrs.), girls' schl.Cromwell ho.Gresham rd Oswald Charles, printer, stationer & musical instrument Sutcliffe Priscilla (Mrs.), furnished a parts. 6 Prospect pl dealt:r, I & 3 Clarence street Swann & Co. chemists, 5 High street Page Frederick, grocer, London road Swinburn Fredk. corn & coal merchant, 48 High street Palmer Joseph, furnished apartments, IO Richmond road Tasker Mary A. (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, LoBdon rd Pantlin James, beer ret. & coachsmith, Knowle green Taylor & Co. news agents, 92 High street Parr Annie (Miss), teacher of music, London road Taylor & Co. soda & mineral water manufacturers, Parr Joseph, pattern & model maker, London road London road Percy Waiter, beer retailer, London road Taylor Tom & Son, boat builders, Clarenee street Pereria. Christopher, builder, Morpeth villa, London rd Taylor Frederick, hair dresser, 3 Church street Perk.ins George James, butcher, 5 Church street & 5 Taylor Tom (Mrs.), private hotel, Clarence street Clarenee street; pork butcher, 4 High st.; fishmonger, Taylor William, soda water manufacturer, see Taylor & Cd 7 Clarence street & fruiterer, 2 High street Tillett S. C. & Co. nurserymen, seedsmen & florists, Peters Peter, boot maker, Langley road Gresham road PhilhuNil (The) Boating Club (Charles A. Phillip, sec.), Tiros John & Sons, boat builders, Church street Gresham road Tolley Chas. Jn. baker & confectioner, 47 & 49 Church st. Phillips Alfred, artist, 40 Richmond road Toppin William, greengrocer, 85 High street · . 1 .
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