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WORCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY's Hunnington Station (Great Western & Midland Joint), Water Conveyance 128 HALESOWEN. WORCESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S Hunnington Station (Great Western & Midland Joint), Water Conveyance. Boats, per Birmingham Canal Navi. Charles Whitcomb, station master gations, to all places on their canal & on the Stafford­ Halesowen Midland Station, Percy L. Gold, agent & shire & Worcestershire canal, the Worcester canal, collector Warwick & Knapton canal, the Grand Junction canal Carriers. T. & H. Russell, tues. thurs. & sat. to 'Grand & the StouDbridge canal, daily Turk,' Bell street, Birmingham Haywood wharf, Hiram Beaizley, toll collector HAI.ESOW EN. (Residents whose names are marked*) Grove Frederick, Huntingtree, Wall Pearson Richard Thomas J.P. The receive their letters through Black- W~ll . Brooklands, Gre&t Cornbow heabh, Birmingham & those marked Harr1s M1ss E. 5 Bromsgrove road *Pittaway James David, The Hayes, t through Old< Hill, St""ffs.) 1 tHatherley John Harvey,48 Haden. hl Long lane V 1 Hayes Arthur Geo. 99 .Summer hill tPriest John, Hawnedale, Haden hill PRIVATE RESIDENTS. HeaO'Ue James Laurel lane Pryse George Alexander, Broadgates Abraham S1dney,0 12 Waxland road Heath1:> Mr·s. Bundle' Hill house Raybould George, Blackberry lane Bagnall Frederick William, Hillside, tHill Alfred, 167 Haden hill Raybould Mrs. 23 Summer hill Mucklow's ihill Hill Mrs. Manor lodge, Lapal Rose Baron,TheMount,Bromsgrove rd tBate John, 159 Haden hill Hodgetts Thomas, 101 Summer hill Rose Benj. Woodhouse, Birchill ho Beach Joseph, Stourbridge road Hollowell Alfred, 19 Great Cornbow Rose Mrs. The Mount, Bromsgrove rd Beach Thomas, 39 Summer hill Homes Fredk. Charles, 64 Hagley rd Rudge J oseph, Blackberry lane Bloomer Clifford Edward, 22 White- Homfray Alfred, Otterbourne court Schiff Charles Birch, £romsgrove rd hall road 1 J ohnson Hy. The Tetnalls, Long lane Siviter Stewart, Coombs house tBloomer William Alfd. 158 Haden hll Jone'l Rev. William,Grammar School Sluter David Wm. 3 Bromsgrove rd Brown Jn.Dee cottage,Stourbridge rd lane Small John, 36 Summer hill Burr Rev. George Frederick Mus. 1 Jones James Skidmore, 62 Stour- Smart Allan, Haycroft,Bromsgrove st Doc., F.G.C.M., F.S.A.(Scot.), J.P. bridge road Smart J oseph, The Drive Highfields park; Halesowen, Black- Jones John, I Prospect row Somers Waiter J.P. Bellevue house, lands, Hastings, Sussex; & West- McKay George Shiach M.A., M.B. 28 Birmingham road minster club, London SW Hagley road Somers Wm. Hillside, Birmingha:m rd tBurton John, 47 Haden hill Marsland Benj. J.P. 14 Waxland rd Stevenson John Le Che, 2 The Drive Cockin George,Hillboro',Melbourne rd tMason Harry, 134 Haden hill Thompson Archibald, 40 Hagley road Cooper Joseph, The Limes, Grammar 1 Matthews Rev. Edward (Congrega- Thompson J. A. Douglas M.II. Great School lane tional), 10 Waxland road Cornbow Dickinson Ralph JJ.A. Grammar schl Moseley Ghas. Richd. Laurel lane Walker Rev. Cyril Tollemache Barley Dineen Rev. Thomas Wm. (Baptist), Oakey John Arthur, 2 The Drive M.A., B.Litt. ·Ellerslie, Summer hl New road Palmer John Henry, Greenfields Walker Mrs. 3 Summer hill Du Sautoy E. Frank, 29 Hagley road Parish Miss, The Hollies, Birming- Whitehead Rev. Thomas, The Manse, tEdge Elijah, 135 Haden hill ham road Blackberry lane Fellows Mrs. 6 Bromsgrove road Parish Miss L. J. Abberley house, Williams Edward, 37 Summer hill Franklin John, Jersey villa, Binming- Attwood street tWilliams George, 49 Haden hill ham road Parkes Ed>rard, Cobham road Williams Handel, 23 Bromsgrove rd Goodman Frederick, 67 Hagley road Parkes George Benjamin, Haywood Williams J ames, Whitley lodge. Goodman Mrs. Wolverleigh, Hagley rd house, Birmingham road S.tourbridge road *Green Rev. George Kenneth M01·gan ·tparkes Geo. Benj. jun.183 Haden hl Williams Samuel, 30 Hagley road (vicar of St. Paul's, Blackheath), Parkes Joseph, jun. Melbourne road Williams William, 7 The Drive St. Paul's vicarage, Long lane Parkes Wm. Joseph, Mucklows Hill Williams William, Newfield Grove Arthur, Stourbridge road Parsons J oseph, Cobham road Wright John, 25 Great Cornbow Grove Ernest Harry, The Cedars,; tPartridge William, 157 Haden hill tYeomans William, 166 Haden h.il.l Stourbridge road 1 Young Thos. Brett M.D. 'l'he Laurels COMMERCIAL. j Basterfield Harry, rivet maker, 2 Hill street Early closing day, Thursday. Basterfield Henry, builder, 63 Whitehall road Names marked * receive their letters through Black- Basterfield Henry, shopkeeper, 14 Birmingham street heath, Birmingham. Bate & Winzer, drapers, II & 12 Pe·ckington street Marked thus t receive their letters thro' Old Hill, Staffs. Batty Alex.Roan,chimney swpr.&shpkpr.3Birmingham st Abbiss William D. schoolmaster, Cobham road Bayliss Harry, fried fish dealer, 3 Dudley road Adams S. & Co. drapers, I High street Beaizley Hiram, toll collector to Birmingham Canal *Adams Fanny (Mrs.), beer retailer, 43 Maltmill lane Navigations, Haywood wharf, Birmingham road Adams George Henry; carpenter, 242 Long lane Bennett Thomas, hair dresser, 78 Spring hill *Adams Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 141 Maltmill lane Berryman George S. plumber & painter, Alexandra road Adams Louisa (Mrs.), haberdasher, 23 Church street Billingham William, chain maker, Mount street Adams Pharaoh, butcher, 3 Hagley street Bird Arthur, enginet>rs' pattern ma. Stourbridge road Adams William, shopkeeper, 147 Gorsty hill Birmingham Canal Navigations' Wharf (Hiram Beaiz· Alien Alma E. (Miss),shopkpr.Post office,I6o Gorsty hill ley, toll collector), Birmingham road Amor William, Townsend P.H. Church street Bissell Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 Alexandra road Andrews JosE>ph, butcher, 70 Hagley road Bissell John, shopkeeper, 30 Church street Andrews William, butcher, 7 Bloomfield street west Bladen B. & Son, spade & shovel makers, Belle vale Andrews William, shopkeeper, 19 Olive lane Blaen James, greengrocer, 16 Stourbridge road Anson Robt.Stag & Three Horseshoes P.H.Mucklow's hill Bloomer John .& Sons, wine & spirit merchants, New rd tArnold Albert Richard, district superintendent Reiuge Blurton Edward, teacher of music, 91 Blackberry lane Assurance Co. Limited, 154 Haden hill Bourne David, haberdasher, 26 Drew's Forge lane Aston George, shopkeeper, Coombs Wood Bowen George, boot & shoe maker, 5 Hagley street Attwood Thomas, shopkeeper, 3 Chapel street llradley David, fried fish shop, 163 Spring hill Bache Charles & Co. spade & shovel makers, Drew's Brettell Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6 Islington forge, Stourbridge road *Brettell William, haberdasher, 333 Long lane Bache William, wheelwright & timber merchant, New rd Brettle Charles, bolt maker, Chapel street Badham Bros. perambulator makers, Stourbridge road Bridge J ames, horse trainer, Laurel lane Bagley Emily (Miss), greengrocer, 32 High street *Bridgwater Thomas, shopkeeper, 129 New John street "*Bagley Josepb, shopkeeper, III New John street Brittain David, wardrobe dealer, 64 New street Bailey N. (Mrs.), grocer,& sub-postmistress,39 Spring hl Brookes Eli, nail manufacturer, see Lowe & Brookes Bailey Vincent, grocer, 51 Stourbridge road *Brookes William, butcher, ¥> Maltmill lane Baker Isaiah, Beech Tree P.H. Gorsty Hill Brown John, spade & shovel & fork manufr Forge lane Ball Leonard C. dairyman, 13 Hagley road Burton Brewery Company Limited (Fredk. W. Fisher, Bannister Matthew, boot maker, Peckington street & 3 district manager), brewers, 4 Summer hill Bloomfield street west Butler William James, saddler, 33 High street Barber William, refreshment rooms, 183 Long lane Byng Swithin, shopkeeper, 63 Blackberry lane Barnsley Elizabeth (Miss), milliner, 36 High street Byng William, shopkeeper, 59 Blackberry lane *Barnsley Joseph, shopkeeper,4 New John st.Maltmill la Careless Thomas, haulier, Coombs road Barnsley Rowland, rate collector & assistant overseer for Carr & Co. (Halesowen) Brewery Limited, brewers lii Hawne, Melbourne road maltsters, Churoh street Earrand George, tripe dresser, 10 Birmingham street Oartwright Theresa Agnes (Mrs.), Dun Cow P.H. I Basterfield Arthur, nail maker, 2 Chapel street Gorsty hill .
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