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Trades. [Hamp:-Eire 1138 TEN TRADES. [HAMP:-EIRE. S 'f.EMl'ERANCE HOTELS-Continued. Victoria Hall & Temperance Hotel THRASHING MACHINE Batstone A. W. 25 City rd. Winchstr (Frederick R. Spencer, lessee), Hay­ OWNERS. Bl'<!.ke Miss J essie, 82 High st.Andovr ling Island, Havant 'See Agricultural Machine Ownen. Broomfield Leonard Eugene N eville, Wa.verley (The) (C. A. D. George, Sea View ho, Town quay, Sthmptn proprietor), II4 Holdenhurst road, TICKET WRITERS. Browning John, Pearl buildings,Com­ Bournemouth Charles & Co. m NoTfolk sqnare k mercial road, Landport. Waverley Temperance-, Family & 13 Norfolk street, Southsea Bryant Mrs. Caroline Ma.tilda, :s;6 Commercial llotel (Mrs: Margt. Ann Collis & Co. I 6 & 19 Sussex road, Queen's terrace, Southampton Urry, proprietress), Esplanade,Ryde Southampton Burrell Cecil, 48 Oxford st. Southmptn Westmore .Mis~ Jane, 10 Terminus Elwin E. 4 Bevois st.. Southampton c_,rr Mrs. F. M. 14 Station rd.Ald11sht terrace, Southampton Fellows T. H. 62 St.James's rd.Sthsea Cave Mrs. Henry, Willow lawn, Ca.ris- White Thomas E, Western esplanade, Gray Arthur, Observer chambers, brooke, Newport, Isle of Wight Southampton Albert road, Bournemouth & 2& Central Temperance Hotel Wilberforee Temperance HotelBourne­ Melville road, Wii1ton, Bournemth (Thomas Edward White, proprietor), mouth Lim. (Miss H. Bicker, man­ Greening Alfred Thomas, Town Hall Western esplanade, Southampton ageress), Holdenhurst road, Bourne­ Avenue chafllbers, Bournemouth Clogg Frederick T. :xs& x6 Hampshire mouth MacDavies Jn. 150 Arundel st.La.ndprt. terrace, Southsea. Wilkins William F. 26, 27 & 28 Oxford Pidsley Geo.P. 34 Middle st.Southsea Deane Mrs.A.L. 2 Station hl.Winchstr street, Southampton Reed PE>rcy, r8 South front, S,thmptn Dodd Victor .A. Waterlooville, Cosham Earl Henry, 25, 26 & 27 Queen's ter- TENT & MARQUEE MAKRS. TILE MAKERS. l'&ce, Southampton Cantlow & Son, 40 Hill street, Ryde See Brick & Tile Makers. Elcombe James John, 17 & t8 Oxford Carter John Morton, W ote street, street, Southampton TILE MERCHANTS. Basingstoke; 84 High street, South­ See Brick & Tile Merchants. Frampton Miss Alice, 4 Terminus ampton & 73 Parchment street, terrace, Southampton Winchester TILL MAKERS. Godfrey Nelson, 78 Union st. Ryde Gray R.C.Bra, High st.Newport,I.ofW National Cash Register Co. Limited, Heh'ar-Smith Mrs. Alice, Brook st • Scovell Robert & Sons, I Melville st. I 1 Commercial road, Landport :{)a sing stoke & r4 Castle street, Ryde Herridge Jas. H. Station rd. Petersfld TIMBER CONTRACTORS. Higgins William, Central, Andover Edgingum John & Co. Ltd. rg Long See Con tractors. Jakobsson Mathias, 3.7, 38 & 39 Oxford lane E C (TA "Abri, London") & street, Southampton 108 Old Kent road, London S E TIMBER DEALERS. Jolliffe & Wills, 9 Holdenhurst road, Piggott Brothers & Co. Limited, 220, Goodwillie Jn. F. 40 North st.Gosport Bournemouth 222 & 224 Bishopsgate, London E C. Hyde Wm. S. 47a, Twyford av.Landprt Larner William, High street, Hartley Telegrams, "Piggott, London;" Smith John Eldridge,28o Holdenhurst _Wintney, Winchfield 'Phone, 485o London Wall road, Bournemouth Lmes Mrs. Mary .dnn, r5 West Park I Unite John Limited, 2gr & 293 road, Southampton Edgware road, London W TIMBER HAULIER. Lucy Mrs.A.6Blechynden ter.Sthmptn Musson W. Penton Grafton, Andover 'M?Lean john D. Arthm st. ~4ldershot THATCHERS. M1dland (Bournemouth Temperance, TIMBER MERCHANTS. Hotels -Ltd. proprietors), Queen'!!'' Betsworth Thoma_s, Lower green, [.t'W' Full lists of this trade in road & Norwich aven. Bournemouth, Ha_wkley, Ea_st L1ss United Kingdom, see Building Morgan George Silas, 13 & 14 Marina. ~I Bu 1P 1t G eo. L l ttl e Lo n d on, .A. n d over West~rn esplanade, Southampton · Colebrook Saml. Smn:nnell, ~ndover Trades Directory. Price 3 Oa.] Mossgrer Miss Edith, Woodberry, Cox ~Y· Hartford Bndge, Wmchfield Annereau .Arthur, 59 .Alma road, Victona road Emsworth Dunnmg Hy. Penton Mewsey, Andovr Winton, Bournemouth ~iclloUs Mrs. 'Eleanor, l<'orest view, Egerton A::th· Bitterne;. Southampton Bailey & Whites Limited, 451 Com- _tyndhurst Road, Southampton Harfield R1chard, Chenton, ~lresford mercial road & Wharf rd. Landport Norfolk (Mrs. Rose Beck), 19 Station Lovegrove Geo. Bramley, Basmgstoke Bainton & Co. Melbourne street & hill, Basingstoke ~unn T. The Cedars, Cr~okha~, Fleet Hyde Park road, Southsea & 320 & Par~ Mi..sses S. & C. 2 b, Union st.Ryde :North T. Stratfield Turgis, Basmgstke 322 Fratton rd. Fratton, Portsmth Parr Mrs. Mary Ann, 13 , 16 & I7 Parker W. _St. Mary Bourne, Andover Bovill J. & Co. Orchard pl.Southmptn Blechynden terrace, Southampton Perry J. Kmg's Somborne, Sto_ckbrdg Bowman H. S. & Sons, Hardley, Payne Mark, High stre-et, Ringwood Poynter Chas. Cold Henlef,Wh1tchrch Southampton Ps8.ch J. 37 Pyle street, Newport, Reeves George, Langbr1dge~ New- Burt, Boulton &. Haywood Ltd. hle of Wight church, Sandown, Isle of W1ght Eling, Southampton; & at 64 Pells Mrs. Martha, 10 Blechynden ter- Sandy W. West st. Titchfield,Fareham Cannon street, London E 0 race, Southampton Corner William,Forest Side saw mills, Pembroke Temperance hotel (Mrs. THEATRES. Carisbrooke, Newport,Isle of Wight Head & Mrs. Balhatchet), Poole Aldershot Theatre Royal (Clarence Crampton J. T. & Co. Goldsmith av. hill, Bournemouth Sounes, lessee & ·manager; J. Glad- South sea Petersfield Tempemnce Hotel & Res- win,acting mgr.),Gordon rd.Aldrsht Crundall Sir William & Co. Itchen, taurant (Francis Weeks, manager), .1lexandra Electric Theatre (C. W. Southampton 27 The Square, Petersfield Collings, manager), West et.Farehm Da.rvill Joseph, Hook saw mills, Rop- Phillips C. Four Posts hill,Southmptn Bournemouth Theatre Royal (David ley, Alresford Pyle Jas. Herbt. 161 West st. Farehm Alien & Sons, proprietors), Albert Dolton, Bournes & Dolton, Tredegar Queen's Park Hotel Co. Limited, 20, road, Bournemouth wharf, Marine parade, Southamptn zr & 22 Queen's ter. Southampton Garrison (Frederick Boulton, lessee & Driver & Co. Limited, Three Field Raynel''s Hotel, Victoria st. Ventnor manager), Bordon Camp, Bordon hne, Southampton & Old Northam Robertson Mrs. Mary, 7 Terminus Gosport Bioscope Co. Limited, High Eliott-, Sons & Co. Ltd. (importers), teiTace; South11.mpton .'ltreet, Gosport The Docks, Southampton & Flat- Rolell Miss E. rB Landport terrace, Grand Tliea.tre (David Allen & Sons, house wharf, Portsmouth Southsea proprietors; Fredk. Mouillot. lessee Elliott Brothers Ltd. Millbank -wharf, Rowbotham William Orosby, 11 & mgr.; Arthur Weston, Tesident Northam, Southampton. See ad· Blechynden terrace, Southampton manager), West Marlands, Sthmptn vertisemen-.: Royal Eagle Hotel (Miss E. Turtle, King's Theatre (J. W. Boughton, Endacott E. 34 Arundell st. Landporb proprietre!'ls), Pier street, Ryde lessee & mgr. ), .A.lbert rd. Sou thsea Ford George & Sons, Mortimer West Russell" J. T. 3 Oxford st. Southamptn New Prince's Theatre (J. W. Bough- end, Reading- Saunders Mrs.Freshwater Bay,I.of " ton, -propr.), Lake road, Landport Foster & Co. King street., Emsworth Solent (Miss Margaret Meikleham), New Theatre Royal (J. W. Boughton, & South street, Havant Hamhrough road, Ventnor lessee & manager), Commercial rd. Fost'er Jame11 Duncan, Emsworth Speedwell Temperance Hotel & Re11- Landport Grace Charles & Sons, Goodworth ta.urant (Alfred Grigsby, propria- Petersfield Electric Theatre & Public Clat-worth, Andover; & at Barend, t-or), Commercial road, Land port Hall Limited (W. Bates White, sec.), Winchester Stevens Willia.m Henry, 26 North st. The Square, Peters£eld Hall W. A. Waterlooville, Cosham Gosport Ringwood (Mrs. S. Hadley, lessee), Hong-hton Frederick, Durley, Bishop's Tregonwell Arms (Bournemouth Tern• Southampton street, Ringwood Waltham & The County -wharf, perance Hotels Ltd. proprietors), Th~atre Royal (Charles Constant, pro- Northam, Southampton 72 Commercial road, Bonrnemonth l 11rietor; Fred R. Griffiths, lessee), Howard W. W. Brothers & Co. Tower Tuck Horace1 136 Lake rd. Landport St. Thomas square, Ryde wharf, Quay side, Eitterne,Sthmptn .
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