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ANERLEY. 5 13 West John Edward, Fur- Thicket Road, 81 .Anerley 35 Downes Miss 3I Taylor Miss Niture Dealer Road to Beckenham Road SUBURBS.] ANERLEY. 5 13 West John Edward, fur- Thicket road, 81 .Anerley 35 Downes Miss 3I Taylor Miss niture dealer road to Beckenham road. 37 Long Mrs 33 Wrixon Mrs 15 Melsom·Geo.Thomas, grocr NORTH-WEST BIDE. 39 Wright Harry William 35 Simpson Christopher 17 Eldred Rowland Cooper, I Waiter Mrs BOOTH·WESTBIDB. 37 Bellamy William pawnbroker 2 Thomas Harold g9 Stevens Warwick .Alan 19 Goldfinch Edward, butcher g Steual"t Miss 4 Mead Arthnr Samuel PILLAR LETTER Box 2I Wilson Wm. Y.fancy draper 7 Gray Henry Hubert 6 Bowditch Mrs Booth Mrs. (Devon honse) 2g AshleyMiss,Elizbth.statwnr 9 Gray Mrs 8 Houghton George NORTH-EAST sm:a. 25 Dunk Sl. Chas.ho. furnisher I3 Bv?nkSttocMkhammern Carl IO Leader Edward Ell.is Frederick Wil1iam IS Cra 27 Legge Samue, 1 f urnt re. dl r I Barber1c e & rsThel all, bo rd- I2 _pper.Th omas (Wrughton · house) soo·rH-EAST SIDE. 7 . h w a I4 Hames R1chard George Carpenter Henry Sanders 1 2A, Jenkins Mrs. Phrebe Ger- r;! o;sfi · M H h 16 Pillin Bnre"oyne (Beckington house) 21 2 trnde, dyer I9, ~. e ~ rs. anna • 18 Tilby Frederick Charles 2 Smith Alfred William 00 4 Milton Fdk. Wm.provisn.dlr ~ Ald ar~ng ouse 20 Walker Frank Morland 4 HonMlen James Ernest 2 6 Quick Mrs. Ernily E. tbc!lst 2"' Bl ~r W~~-1 22 Chnrchward George Gonld Westcott 8 CnllenE.&Sons,nndertakers 7 S a~~ Al la~ X . 26 Lord Mrs 6 Redman Mrs 10 Martin Thomas, hairdressr 29 co exan er ~ rurnM 28 Coulson Emtlst Sydney, 8 Bradstreet Eugenius Julius 12 Mackie Emest, tailor ...... here is Lullington rd...... solicitor 10 Johnston Mrs •••.•. her~ is .ilfiruie11 road ...... 31 l\Iorgan Mrs 30 Herbert William 12 Veale Thomas Stick I4 Ewer Maurice &; Co. frnitrs 33 & 35 Townley Rev. Stoart 32 Ellis Cams Wilson 14· Read Edmund 16 Rodgman Richard, saddler .A. M.A. school PILLAR LE"ITER Box r8 Truefitt Francis, solicitor I6 Rodgman :Miss Kate,costmr Crystal Palace (Anerley T . a.d Cr 20 Jacksou James Chamock 18 PilbrowMissHannah,coff. ho entrance) · rdema.lnde toroM • I 53 adoy- 22 Knowles James William . on roa ar1 ow ro • L ...., k 20 Gar d enerWm.Joseph, d atry 75 Dawson George . 24 ong ~·ran · 22 Ha.rvey:Mrs.Emily, wrdrb.dl 77 Jarvis Mrs Notley Arthur (Westhorpe) 26 Bla.n~ Jos~ph Henry Peel 24 May Chas. oil & color man 79 Copeland Waiter Charles Norton Wm.Hy. (Hawkshead) 28 Furmss Miss 26 Cruickshank Jas.cycle mkr Sr Kennawav Waiter c.M.G PA~K VI~LAS =. 30 Turquand Paul 28 Adams David, confectioner s 3 Goold Mrs. 3 Bra1thwa1t~ ~1lha.m 32 Madder~n Mrs go Thoburn Alex. nurseryman ss Smith John Wilson 4 Leona_rd Wtlllam 38 Love M1ss. 32 Hunt James Alfred, tailor Crystal Palace (Penge 6 Coddling Matthew, boot ma Jackson ~~ss (Ellesmere) 34 DarrantJas.Powys,wtchma entrance) . ······:·here u Selbyroad .......• · 38 Smith Fredk. Wm.hairdrsr Versailles road, F1tzgerald Mrs. (Selby ho) 40 Cleave Walter Hy. bootma SOUTH-EAST SIDE. 146 .Anerley road. MerrittFrancis(2York viis) 42 Verinder William H. oil & 2 Lambert George WEST SIDE. Grix: Jn. Keeler(1York viis) color man 6 Mieling Hubert I Davidge Frederick . Whea.thill rd. 195 Croydon 44 Penge Permanent Build- 8 Holland Bernard Calvert 2 Hall Frank road to Marlow road. ing Society, 10 Bevis Mrs 4 Davie Mrs W. H. Verinder, sec 12 Yeats Mrs 5 Ward Henry sOuTH-WEST SIDE. 46 Newma.n ~illiam, cab & I4 Atkins Capt. Jas. Bucknall 6 Hewitt John Henry 2 Wise Joseph .Alfred fly proprietor 18 Mainsty George Eldon 10 Bishop William James 4 James .Miss 46 CromptonThos Jas.laundry 20 Moore John Brett 14 Poulter Christopher 6 Mason John William 46 Anerley & Peuge Press, 22 Moffatt Charles Harcourt r6 Wilson John 8 Lory George p~blishing_ office, James 24 Horlding Henry r6A, Payne Herbert James 10 Webb Arthur Wellington N1chols,prmter & pu?Ishr 26 Caswall Champion Eyles rB Scarbrow Albert 12 Catling Henry 48 Bnrton Charles, bookbmder 28 Deighton Charles Samuel 20 Norton John Elliott 14 Penn Mrs 50 Crompton Thos. Jas. lndry go Wenborn Frederick 22 Long Donald 16 Hardy Mrs 52 Carthew Oliver, corn chndlr 34 Thomas Felix 24 Green Leonard 18 Goodhew Miss 54 Neate Wm. Henry, baker 36 Prosser Mrs 26 Nisbet ::\Ir, 20 Leach George 56 Filling ham Henry, bootma 38White Mrs 28 Buser Emil 22 .Arnold Charles sSHeighes&Rugman,tobccnsts h . A l p k 30 Hammo11 c A.rthur 24 Jefferson Henry ....•. here is Jasmine .r;rove ....•. ··· ere ts ner ey ar rd ... 32 Pritchard .Amos William 26 Delgado Miss Guaclalupe · 40 Pawlcy Ernest 28 Tarver Mrs Stembridge rd. 167 Croydon 50 .Austin Ware EAST SIDE. 30 Shelly John Fredertek road to Marlow road. 52 Roman Count Carlos 7 Grice Robert 32 Seel Frederick souTH-WEsT-SIDE. ls6 Colvill Capt. Hugh George 9 Gregg Frank 34 West Miss GaskellFdk.W.(Wavertree) sS Livingstone Frederick Il Murpby Mrs 36 Sewell Mrs Duke Frederick (Femdale) 6o Young Henry John 1 3 Hills Mrs 38 Wright Major James Summers .Arthur James, 62 Pickman .Arthur Henry 17 Brooke Miss 40 Denning Frank solicitor (Elliston) 64 Dobson Goland Burton 19 Milne Harold Ba.rton 42 Slingsby William Oram Prince Henry (Buckholdt) 66 Haselden-Brettell Mrs 21 Coomber Bryan- 44 Maud Mrs 2 Brebner Rbt. (Helens burgh) 76 Dresel Adolph 3 Woollcott James NORTH-EAST SIDE. PEMBROKE VILLAS : 78 Tanner Wm. B. solicitor 25 Turner Mrs I Bennett Joseph I Roddis Robert Wallis 82 Grcer Mrs 27 Simmonds Alfred 3 Ansell James - 2 Lisle Har:r. 86 Pick.ering Mrs 29 Fox: John 5 Petersen Benjamin 3 Brooks Wilham 94 .Adames Mrs. Chas. Fredk 31 Poate Henry Thomas 9 Randall Charles 4 Wisson Wm. Thos. Henry 33 Clifford Mrs 11 Rntrop Hermann Lr>uis ~ ~nr~s f'~~rge ~msay Thornsett road, x8x Croy- W~ightonroa.d,I74 Croydon 1 3 t:lattonrthuJlius as ers ware dun road to Marlow road. road to Seymour villas. 15 nswo ames Curtis Cecil (Lyndhurst) 19 Rolls Ralph Benjamiu Ellis Herbert L.(GlenLyn) NORTH SIDB. SOUTH-WEST SIDE. 21 Bertram James 17 Warner .Albel"t I Grov~r John Groves W. James, fruiterer 23 Rpengler .August 19 Cook .Arthur Jarnes g Douglas Ernest Thornton Parris Robt. cab proprietor 25 Noble Mrs NORTH-EAST SIDE. S Austm Charles Septimus (Weighton mews) 29 Warriner William Ballard Cbarles(Westbury) 7 Wells Sidney Edington Archibald Thos. 31 Vuilleumier Emile Jules SyrettHenryJames (Brans- n Whybrow George upholsterer 3J Ellis Sidney Thomas comb) . 13 Newman George White William Geo. (Thur- 3S Wood Henry Charles Haynes Waiter Howell IS Pearse Livian I<'rancis low house) 37 Hubbard Mrs (Roseneath) 17 Stevens Horace 5 Aylward Mrs 39 Olney Henry Wa.tling Wm.C.(Rothesay) 19 Fisher William Edwin 9 Evans Capt. Robt. Harding 41 Watts William HopperEdwd.G.nurserymn 21 Hacklett Henry 1 r Clarke Robert Scott (Frant) 23 Eldridge Melancthon z 19 Knapp Mrs Worbeck road, n9 Cr(·ydon Thick t .A d 2S Nolan William 21 Tidbury Mrs road to Bourdon road. 8 g-ro. 75 nerley r · 27 Secrctan William Charles 23 Neall William Procter 1 Smith (.,'harles John StoneGeorge,liverystables 29 Holland John William 25 Hopwood Fredk.Wm.Beecb 2 Wrenn Mrs (1 Grove villas) 31 Roberts John-_ 27 RoakeJohn Joseph 3 Neaves Robert Fraser Wm. (2 Grove viis) 33 Holmes !<'rank 29 Burstall Miss Gilson .Albt. (St. Osyth vil) .
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