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HERNE BAY HousE AND VIr.~LA DIRECTORY. · Aberglaslyn, 14 Mo:'timer street Bay view, Alma road; 12 Eru>t street Abilene, Montague street Ba.yfield, Oxenden street Adenmount, W estGrn avenue Bayholme, Oxenden Park drive Agnes villa, 13 Mortimer stnet BPach cottage, 10 St. Georges parad" • Ahoy, Bournemouth drive Beacon house, Beacon hill Ailsa Craig, Beltinge road Beacon lodge, Beacon roatt Alba. lodge, Reculver road Beacon villa, Beacon road Albany house, 113 High street Beaconhurst, Beacon Hill parade Albion house, 1 Albion ter. ; Reculver B2aoonsfield, Canterbury road · road Bea.conview, Beacon Hill parade Alexandra house, The Grand drive Beaufort house, Oxenden street Allandale, Salisbury road; 56 Doug Beaulieu, Beacon Hill parade las road Bedford villa, Mill lane Allerford, Beacon road Beechenlea, Spenser ·road Alma. cottage, 161 High st.; Hunters Belle Vue, Western esplanade Forstal ; Alma road Belmont, :\rickleburgh hl; A venue rd Almington, 12 l\Iortimer street Beltinge house, Grange road Alphadene, _ Commercial buildings, Benefield cottage, Clarence road Canterbury road Benlyft, Margate road • Alpine villa,_ Mickleburgh hill Berea, The, The Broadway Alsway, Lindon avenue Berwick house, Canterbury T·oad Amhle~~de, 1\fickleburgh hi1l Berwyns, The, Mortimer street Arnroth; Hillborough road Besmere house, 28 Brunswick square Ancobra, Beltinge road .Beverll::y house, Sea street Andros, Sea Esplanade bungalows Bifrons house, 34 Brunswick square Arcachon, Beacon Hill parade Bitterne, Holmscroft road Argyle house, Beltinge road Blacksole ftirm,Blacksole; Reculver rd Armidale, Bcltinge road Black cottage, Broomfield Arundel, 2 West Cliff villas Bleak house, Beltinge road Ashhurnham, St. Georges terrace Bledlow cottage, Alma road Ashmount, -clalrence !Street Blenheim, Station road AutGlycus, Spenser road Bon A Cord, A venue road . Avondalc, Gordon road; Beacon rd. Bonchurch, Spenser road Boscombe Tower, Beltinge road Bakombe, 40 Beacon road Bourneville, 26 High street Ballater, 11 Stanley road Bowen cottage, Broomfield Balmoral House, Marine parade Bower, The, \Vest Cliff drive Banavie, Beltinge road Brackley, Mickleburgh hill Bank house, 45, 60 '.Yilliam street Bradbourne, Beltinge road Barfreston, Lancaster gardens Brremar, Bea.con Hill parade Harkway, 20 Downs park BrankS('a, Beltinge :road Barr Gate house, Sea street Bravbrooke, Salisbury ·road · Barranquilla, Osborne gardens, Re- Brendon, Alexandra drive culver road Brewery cottage, Station roa.d Basilden, Beacon Hill parade Briar cottage, Sea View road ; Halms Bassant house, 2 Cavendish road croft road Bay cottage, \V est ern a venue Briarcliffe, BeaC<Jn Hill parade .

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