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London County Suburbs 804 PRO-PUB LONDON COUNTY SUBURBS 804 PROVISION DEALERB--<lontinued. Pearson F. J. 89 Culvert rd. Battersea SW Black:heath Congregational Lecture (Geo. Vaughan Alfred, 55S Wandsworth rd SW Penfold R. 42 Bellenden rd. Peckham BE Perry, caretaker), Lee rd. BlackheathBE Vingue ,Richard H.20 High st.Lewisham SE Phillips John, 260 West End la.Kilbrn NW Black:heath Skating & Concert Hall(Winter Waldock & Rigby (wholesale), 87 Nicholay Piper's Limited, 133 Lordship lane, East T. Le Santcur, proprietor), The .A ver;ue, road, Hornsey Rise N Dulwich SE & 173 & 175 Rye lane, Blackheath SE Warr Hy. Geo.303 Munster rd.Fulham SW I Peckham SE Blurton, 45 Blurton r.d. T~ow. Clapton NE Watkinson ·B. 5tii:l King'•s rd. Fulham SW Platt's Stores Limited, 262 King street, Brixton (trusteeB of Richard. James Chard, Watkinson William Georga, 41 Blenheim Hammersmith W proprietor), Acre la. West Brixton SW road, Upper llolloway N Reading Thoma.s, 104 Mill lane, West end, Cambridge House Hall (Charles Baker, Watts Edward J. 90 High tJt. Plumtltead Kilburn NIW hen. sec.), Addington sq.Oamberwell BE Watts J, 24 Waterloo st, Camberwell SE Rose Wm.Chas.226 Trafalgar rd.GrnwchSE Charlton Assembly Rooms (Thos. William1, Wear Ledie,86Henslowe- rd.E.Dulwich SE Sainsbury John, 87, 89 & 147 Balham High keeper), 34 The Village, Oharlton 8.0 Webb F. H. 122 Brayards rd. Peckham SE road SW; 44, 46 & 114 High st. Lewill- Cheptltow (H. Soutter,propr.),Peckham rdSE W ebber Edward, 2 Bartley st. Brixton SW ham BE; 13 Loo road, Blackheath SE; Children's, Earlsfield rd. Wandsworth SW Wells Wm. B. 73 Huwson rd. Br.ockley SJ<; 260 Chupham ro:J.d SW; 101 Streatham Colye.r, Basing road, Peckham BE Westlake & Co. 37 York rd. Battersea SW hill •8W; 51 Bydenham road .SE; 8 Lon- Cromwell (William Bishop, propr.), ~21 Wbitney Waiter, 48 Edith rd. Peckham SE don road, Forest Hill SE; lil5 Finchley l'utney Bridge road, Putney SW Williamson's Limited, 303 & 305 Railton road, Hamp3tead NW; 93 & 105 High Dnlwich Constitutional (Alfred Oliver, road, Herne Hill BE street, Stoke Newington N; 30a, Catford sec.), East Dulwich grove BE Willis Harry, 2 Ritter street, Woolwinh hill & 58 & 16.5 Rushey green, Catford Duncombe, Dnnoom'he rd. HDrnsey Rise N Wil•on J.167Mandeville st.Low.Cla.pton NE .SE & 45 Heath t~treet, Hamp.stead NW Eltham (G. & R. W. Smith, prDprietors), Wolf John, 2 Francis street, Plumstead Sennett R. 2.5 Kilburn la. Kellilal Green W Elm terrace, Eltham Wood Chas. 41 Akerman rd. Brixton SW Shaw & Son, 186 & 188 Stroud Grn. rd N Emmanuel Hall (George Harrington, hall Woorls Bmest M. 206 Uxbridge road W Shurmur Waiter, 90 & 92 Goldhawk road, keeper), Paget road, West Dolwioh SE Wragg George H. 151 Sydenham road BE Shepherd's Bush W Foresters' (H. J. May, aec.), Raglan st. "\\'right Waltr. 85 Culvert rd.Battersea SW Tanner G. E. & Co. 24 Falcon rd. Batter- Forest Hill SE Wright Wm. Hy. 60 Clapham Park rd SW sea SW Freema-sons', Mount Pleasant, Plnm•ste~d YNlD'p Wm. 67 Milkwood rd.Herne HillSE Tatton Robt. Jn. 72 Lower Clapton rd NE Grand Palace of Va:rieties (Clapham Junc­ Zugbaum Franz, 185 Church street, Stoke Tharoughgo,•d & Co.108 H.gh st.PeckhmSE tion) Limited (H. Ketteman, manager), Newington N Victoria Provision Co. (preserved), 4,0 St. John's hill, Battersea SW Chelmer road, Homerton NE Green Man Assembly Rooms (Percy Lam­ l'ROVISION MERCHANTS. Wa.ldoC'k & Rigby, Briti>sh PrMerved Meat bert, proprietor), 1 Dartmouth row, Bolton Wm. 98 Eardley rd, Streatham SW Co. 37 Nicholay road, Hornsey Rise N Greenwich SE Bowen John Saml. 115 Rye la. PeckhamSE Weatherley Bros. !l4 Fulham Palace road, Hammer81Ilith Tempe<rance, The Arches, Braddick J. Blackmo.r-e, 95 Uxbridge rd W Hammersmith SW & 641 Fulham rd. SW Cambridge road, Hammel'SIIlith W Cope Brothers, 7ti Streatham High rd SW Wiseman John, 33 Edna st. Battersea SW Hampstead Drill Hall & AJ!s.emblf Baom.s Dcesner H~rry, 177 King st.Hmmrsmtb W Co. Lim. (Harold Bailey, sec.), Holly Dunoan Jarnes, 178 Wandsworth road BW Bush vale, Heath street, Hampstead NW Dunster Harry & Sons, 39 Queen's road, Moir John & Son Limited. (W. C. Gray, Hanley (John Rod well, caretaker), Spar· Battersea SW ~energ.l manager & sec.),lO Great Tower t~hott road, Hornsey Rise N ElLott & Co.Lim.30 High st.HampsteadNW Ftreet EC Hanover, Ha.nover park, Peckham SE Fisk Thoma.s, 115b, Rushey grn.Catford SE Whiteley William Limited, 31 to 65 & 61 Imperial (W. T. Newman, manager), Grove Fuller William & Son tpret~ervet.i), bU Hu,;t,J. Westhourne grove W & 147 to 159 vale, Ea,st Dulwich SE more road, Lower Clapton NE Queen's road, London W Lamance (Charles James Gunner, care­ Greig David, 176 Ferndale road, Brixtov [taT Full lists of this trade in taker), Rtannen road, Wandi!IWortb SW 8W & 101 High st. Wandsworth SW United Kingdom, see Grocery Linden Grove, Forester rd. Peckbam SE Hsile ,C_ & eo, 100 Wandsworth lsridj,rp loondon City Mission Hall, Malham road, "oad, l!'nlham SW Trade a Directory. Price 3 6s.J Forest Hill SE Hammer Thos. 17 I,akeda.le rd. Plumstead Longfield (W. J. CB.l'penter, caretaker), Handford W. & Sons, 126 Elthorne road, FUBLIC COMFANIES. Knatcbbull road, Oamberwell SE Rornsey Rise N Lordship Lane (Herbert F. Hann, aec.), Hannaford. Mrs. Emma H. 3811 Wick road., A rtizans', J,abourerR' & Gen.eral Dwellings Wood.vale, Forest Hill SE Hackney Wiqk NE Co. Limited, First avenue & workshops Mayow Road, Mayow road, Sydenham RE Holloway J. ~11 Dulwich rd.Hern.e Hill SE &c. Peach street, Queen's Park W New Cr()sa (M. G. Gray, sec.), Lewiebnm Horner Ml'<!·. E. 20 Brooksby's walk, Dla.ckheath Concert Hall Co. Lim. (R. S. Hig-h road, New Cros-s SE & Tanner'11 Homerton NE W el~ford, sec.), Lee rd. Blackheath 8E hill, Deptford New Town SE Hudson Brothers (London) Ltd. 13 Bu:rnt Catford Conservative Club Limited (H. Parish, Wells road, Sydenham SE Ash road, Lee SE & 16 Half Moon lane, Hammond Button, seo.), Catford rd. SE P!ll'ish Oh!H"ch (G. H. Kennett, oo.retaker), Herne Hill SE Crystal Palace Oo. (Ernest Schenk, chair· Ladywell road, Lewi><ham SE .Tones Evan & Co. 375 Wandsworth rd SW man; E. Keen & C. Howa.rd Tripp, Park (John Pearson, hon. manager), Syd­ Jones .A.lfd. Jas. 164 W11ndsworth rd SW directors; J. H. Cozens, general manager enham park, Sydenh~m SE Lambert E. 336 Fulham Palace road, Ful· & sec.), Crystal Palace, SydenbiUJI SE Parochial,Pountney rn.New WandsworthSW ham SW Home Counties House Property Co. Lim. P(;ckham (William Leonard Dowton, pro­ Lawrence .A.rth. G. 361 Wandsworth rdSW (.A.. Bayly, ~ec.; .A.. W. Stone, solicitor), prietor), 164 Rye l:me, Peckham SE Ltckfold .Archiba.ld Henry, 104 Upper 2 Commercial chmbrs.Powis £t.Woolwi~h Peckham Lecture, .A.lbert rd. Peckham SE Richmond road, Putney SW Lambeth Carlton Club Co. Lim. (E . .A.daros. People's, 20a, Tannoc's hill, Deptford New Lipton Limited, 108 High street, Putney eec.), 376 Colnharbour lane, Brixton ~W T()wn SE SW; 1, 3 & li Hare street, Woolwich; Le Ray Show Co. 73a, Shakespeare road, Phcenix, 34 Banning street, Greenwioh BE lli2 Balham High rd SW; 144 Trafalgar Herne Hill BE Putney .A.ssemblv Rooms (H. B. DW"bin, roan, Greenwich t'E; gs Rye lane, Peck­ Lewisham Conservative Club Co. Limited proprietor), ::._;! L.<.,_ .... eet, Putney SW ham SE; 23S Battersea Park road SW; (.Alexander 8. Holding, sec.), 256 High Queen's Park, 676 Harrow road W ..,233 Wandsworth road SW; 68 High st. street, Lewisham SE Royal .AJssembly Rooms, 33 New rd.Wlwch Plum stead; '105 King street, Hammer- Middlesex Building Co. Limited (Owen St. Giles' Pa.rochial Hall, Hfl.I'Vcy .road, ·~ith W; M High street, Hampstead Smith, sec.), 33 Marlborough mansions. Camberwell SE NW; 182 H1gh street, St-oke Newington Cannon hill, Kilburn NW St. Jamee' (H. C. Honey, hon. sec.), N; 60 High street, Lewisham SE; 413 Rose & Crown Syndicate Limited, 369 Stanstead road, Forest Hill SE :Norwood road, West Norwood SE; 320 Brixton road SW St. Jo~m's LectlH'e, Devonshilre rd. Forllllt KUburn lane, Maida Hill W; 1'51 Stroud Suburban Property Co. Limited (W. E. Hill SE {}r-een ~oa.d N; 6.3 High street, Wands­ Hughes Narborough, sec.), 32 Green'~ St. Jude's Parochial, Lancefield street, wort-h SW & 80 Ruiiliey green,Catford BE end, Woolwich Queen's Pa.rk W ~ondon & Suburban Supply Stores t'l'heJ, West Kent Co-operati"I'"B -Dwellings Co. St. Luke's, Ramsden road, Balham 8W 361 Norwood road, West Norwood SE Limited (Joseph North Wates, sec.), 49 St. Mary's Parochial Rooms, Garratt lllolle, ::MoDoddie S. 151ia,King st.Hammersmth W Church .street, Woolwich Tooting SW Mackie Mrs. .A.nnie C. 55 Elthorne road, Woolwich Arsenal Football & Athletic Co. St. Matthew's (G. H. Bowkett,. sec.), Pro­ Hornsey .Rise N Limited. (Phillip Kelso, sec.), 151 Plum­ bert road, Brixton SW Martin Thomas, 63 Chaldon rd.Fulharn SW stead road, Plumstead St. Mildred's Hall & Church Room, Mathew .M. & Sons,20 Stk.Newington rd N • Baring road, Lee SE Merri tt William (!orei.gn), 17 Shepherd's St. Peter's, Bridge street, Greenwich SE Blli!h green W FUBLIC HALLS. Bt. Peter's (A. Cullen, hon. sec.), Crllll- Molton's Stores,27 New Park rd.BrixtnSW .Albert Rooms (Furlong & Son, proprietors), field road, Rrockley SE Moore Jn. D. 14 FmnPAJS st. Batte~:sea SW Eleanor road, Woolwich St.
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