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Trades. [ Huntingdonshire 114: MAR TRADES. [ HUNTINGDONSHIRE. MARKET GARDENERs-continued. tBehagg A~hley, Warboys, Hunt~ngdon MOTOR CAR GARAGES. Robinett T. & Son,Yaxley, Peterborough HBelton John H. Houghton,Huntmgdon Cole Thomas S. Market place, St. Ives Royston Frederick, Oolne, St. Ives & at Alconbury &. Spaldwick Cranstone Miss Edith Helen, Market Russ3ll Goorge, Earith, St. Ives *Bowyer & Priestley, Offord Cluny & square, St. Neots Searle Charles, Bluntisham, St. Ives Buckden, Huntingdon Fisher Mrs. Mary Jane, George hotel, Searle Joseph, Bluntisham, St. Ives tBrand Edward, \'Varboys, Huntingdon Huntingdon. See advertisement Slowe Mrs. George, Earith, St. Ives *Browns & Goodman, The Mill, God- page 15 Squires Fredk. Chas. Bluntisham, St. Ives manchester, Huntingdon & (attend Yarn old \'Villi am & Sons, George street, Stokes John, Earith, St. Ives mondays) at Corn exchange, St. Ives Huntingdon Thompseln John, Yaxley, Peterborough *Flowers & Addington, Great Whyte, TLU"ner Charles, Colne, St. Ives Ramsey, Huntingdon MOTOR CAR MANUFACTRS. Turner Mrs. Hannah,. Somersham, St. Ives IH?-les J ames Saml. \yistow, Hn,ntingdon Maddox George, Hartford rd. Hunti~gdon W~ybrow Jonas, Eanth, St. Ives Hins~y J. & S. Huntmgdon st. St. Noots Murkett Brothers, St. Mary's 1\Iotor W1sson Samuel, Tetworth, Sandy tHold1ch Tom, Somersham, St.. Ives works, Market square, Huntingdon tHunt Ernest, Old \Vcston, Huntingdon MARQUEE MAKERS. *Jordan & Addington, New st. St. Neots MOTOR CAR OIL MANFRS. See Tent & Marquee Makers. tKnights Thomas & Son, Hemingford Bowley S. & Son, \Vellington works, Grey, St. Ives Ba.ttersea bridge. London s w MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. *Larratt Herbert, Great Whyte, Ram· sey, Huntingdon MOTOR & CARRIAGE GOODS See Engineers-MechanicaL tMeadwell Thomas, Elton, Peterborough WAREHOUSE. MEDICAL LIST. No~le John, W~b.oys, Huntingdon Whittmgham & Wilkin, Neal street, Long *Pame & Co. L1nnted, Market square & Acre London w o Marked thus m are Members of the Royal Bedford Street mills, St. Neots · ' College of Surgeons of England. *tSampson & Son Water Newton Wans· MOTOR & COACH GOOD3 Marked thus * are Licentiates of the ford (Northant~) '· WAREHOUSE. Royal College of Physicians, London. *Sewell E. V. & Son, Great Whyte, Johnston George & Co. 39,40 & 41 Upper Bayne Thomas Walter M. B., c.M.Glas. Ramsey, Huntingdon Rathbone place, Oxford st. London w West view, Needingworth rd. St. Ives tWatts Charles, Wellington cottalSe, mBowe Arthur L.R.c.P.Edin. The Priory, Hemingford Grey, St. Ives MOTOR ENGINEERS. St. Neots tWatts Charles A. Fenstanton, St. Ives Allen & Co. Aleonbury Weston,Hunt.ngdn rn*Cooper Hy.Speneer,Yaxley,Peterboro' tWatts E. Hemingford Grey, St. Ives Baldwin William E. 41 Jubilee street, m*Cross Edward John M.D.nurh., D.P.H. Webb vVilliam (oil power), Warboys, Woodston, Peterborough camb. Market square, St. Neots Huntingdon Crompton & Sons, Market sq. St. Neots Fisher William Fell owes M.B. & B.s.nurh. *tWitherow Samuel, Forty Foot bridge, Gill Albert J ames, Offord Cluny & God- The Gables, High st. Ramsey, Hntngdn Ra.msey, Huntingdon manchester, Huntingdon Ga.rrood Jesse R)bert M.D., B.o., D.P.H. Heighton W. R. & Sons, Elton,Peterboro' ca.mb. Aleonbury hill, Alconbury Wes- MILLINERS. .Tude George & Son, Quadrant, St. Ives ton, Huntingdon; surgery, Sawtry, Austen Miss M.M. Cambridge st. St. Neots Scott & Co. Priory lane, St.. Neots Peterborough · · S eamore & Son The Freld, Ramsey, m*Grove William Reginald M.n.oamb. Barrett & Brown, 64 Htgh st. Huntmgdon Y . d • Slepe house, St. Ive8 Bowcock Mrs. Jessie, East street, St. Ives _H~ntmg on . , Hallett & Robinson, High street, Kim· Coxon ~homa:s, 53 High st. Huntingdon Wilkins John James, Stilton, Peterboro bolton & Stonely, Huntingdon Faux M_tss Ahce, Great Whyte, Ramsey, MOTOR SPIRIT DISTILLERS. m*Hallett Henry Arthur M.D .. c.M.A.berd. Huntmgdon . Hi h street Kimbolton Fisher Edwd. H. 107 High st.. Huntingdon Bowley S. & . Son, Wellington works, Harr1sson_g Ernest' Henry M.D., B.o.cam b . Groves M"1ss J u 1·1a, Crown s t ree t , St. I ve s Battersea. bndge• London s w The Shrubbery, St. Neots Holmer Miss Alice, Oundle road, Woods- MOULDING MILLS. m*Hick.s Charles Edward, 157A, High t?n, P~terbor~mgh . See street, Huntingdon Snnth MISs _Mane, 138A, _Hi_gh st. Hntngdn Sawing, Planing & Moulding Mills. Llewellyn Ernest Evan L.R.c P. & s.Edin., Woolley ~whard W. Lun~ted, 42, 43 & MUSEUM. High street, Ramsey, Huntingdon 43A, H1gh street, Huntmgdon mLucas Herbert, Bosworth ho.Huntingdn Victoria Museum (W. Clark, curator), MeRitehie Donald M.B. & c.M.A.berd., MILL WRIGHTS. Corn exchange, High street, St. Neots L.R.c.s.Edin. 84 High street, Huntingdon Cook William West End iron works, MUSIC & MUSIC A.L INSTRU. & BFuckdde~, HHuntingdon & Yaxley, Pet~rborough MENT SELLERS . •M oore. re enc one L.R.O.P. L.L.M.R.o.s. Smithdale Thoma.g & Sons Ramsey St. rrel. Somersham, St. Ives M , H t" d • De~ Ben, 7 Ouse wa~, Huntingdon Newton & Garrood (surgery), Alconbury ary s, un mg on Holloway '!" Son, Bndge ~treet, St. Ives Weston Huntingdon & 134 High street, Huntmgdon m N e wto n Lan' ce1 o t , Alcon b ury hill, AI con- MINERAL WATER MANUFRS.. Tyrrell Edwin R · East street• St. Ives bury Weston, Huntingdon Beck &_ Goggs, 91 & 115 High street, MUSTARD MANUFACTURS. Robertson John Alexander M.n.olas. Huntmgdon b Woodston, Peterborough Few W. (agt.),Gt.Whyte, Ramsey,Hntgdn Farrow J. & Co. Ltd. Fletton, Peter oro Robinson Edward M. D., a.M.Edin. Stoncly Goc:>denough Jo,sh~a, Somersha~ St. Ives NEWS AGENTS. cottage, Stonely, Huntingdon Ha1l Weston Sprmgs Go. Ha1l Weston, Rose Frederick Perey L.M.s.s.A.Lond. The St. Neots Boot T. W. Godmanchester, Huntingdon Red house, St. Ives · Jordan & Addington, Eynesbury,St.Neots Cooper D. & Co. 48 High street, Huntngdn m*Sutter Robert Ross M. D., M.S.Aberd. Sharp James, Ma:ket square, St. Neots Goggs Wm. & Son, 116 High st.Huntngdn Warboys, Huntingdon . \Vadsworth J. Bndge street, St. Ives Hankin James G. & Son, Pavement, m*Willia.ms Frederiok E. Beech lawn, St. Ives . Buckden · Brampton & 98 High MONUMENTAL MASONS. Palmer. & Son, High street, Ramsey, t H' t" d Huntmgdon s t r?C • un mg on Ashley Henry, Cambridge street, St. Neots Parker H. G. & Son., Bridge street,St. Ives mWnght Thos. Poyntz, New Bt. St. Neot.s Ashley Walter Ernest, Godmanehester, Smith Charles Wallaee. Post office, Great MERCHANT-GENERAL. Huntingdon . Gidding, Peterborough F1tz John H. B. 22 Htgh st. Huntmgdon Spencer Charles Folksworth, Peterboro' Cox Albert, Somersha.m, St. Ives Masters Charles Wm. East street, St. Ives ' Saint John & Sons Limited, Carlisle NEWSPAPERS. MIDWIVES-REGISTERED. terrace, St. Ives Huntingdonshire Post (H. Butterfield. Pelbrough M:s. Sarah Jane, 16 Ouse Wade James, New street, St. Noots publisher & proprietor; published walk, Huntmgdon -rthursday for friday) 27 High street Tester Miss M. Godma.nchester,Huntingdn MOTOR CAR AGENT~. lHuntingdon; Broadway, St. Ives & Maddox George, Hartford rd.Hun_tmgdon High street, ~St. Neots. See ad· MILL FURNISHERS. Murkett Bros. Market sq. Huntmgdon vertisement page 16 Brya.n Corcoran Limited, 31 Mark lane, Yarnol~ William & Sons, George street, Hunts County News (Sir R. Winfrey M.P. London Ea. See advertisement Huntmgdon publisher; published thursday for page 6 MOTOR CAR BODY BUILDERS. friday), 137 High street, Huntingdon; branch offices, St. Neots & St. Ives MILLERS. See also Carriage & ~Motor Car Body See advertisement page 16 Marked thus • are driven by Steam. Builders. Hunts Standard (J. G. Hankin & Sons. Marked thus t are d~ven by W1_1-ter. Maddox Geo. Hartford rd. Huntingdon agents), Pavement, St. Ives Marked thus t are driven by Wmd.. Porthholme Motor Coach Works I.imited, St. Neots Advertiser (P. G. Tomson, pub· •Barna.rd Arthur, Alconbury,Huntingdon Huntingd.on t.,lisher & proprietor; published every •Barnaru Jabez C. Gt.Sta.ughton,St.Noots Windovers Ltd. George street, Huntingdn friday), Market square, St. Neots .
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