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119* Trades Directory, 1914. Sav-Sca· 1895 TRADES DIRECTORY, 1914. SAV-SCA· Vomberger & Co. Limited, 5 Cow cross st E C; Ellis & Coe, 208 High road, Kilburn NW Savage WalterLtd.TheWharves,PeckhamS E Prince George &Co. 26 Olmar st.Cambrwll SE Foreign cattle market, Deptford SE ; 54 Elsworth John & Sons· Ltd. (Sheffield), Sparrow Richard John (dealer), 84 Queen's Prince Headmond Edward (band), 96 Whis­ New King street, Deptford SE --& 12 manufacturers of high grade circular frame road, Dalston N E ton street, Haggerston NE Slaughterhouses,Metropolitan cattle mkt N band & all kinds of cast steel saws, mould· Taylor Richard & Co. Victoria. mews, Old *Purfl.eet Wharf & Saw Mills Ltd. Pinners' Wolf, Say er & Helier, 7 & 8 Snow hill E C ing & planing machine irons, saw buckles, Ford road E hall, Great Winchester street E C edge tools &c. (Reid, Meeking & Co. London TiffThos.jun.(dlr.),22Steel's la.Devonport st E Putna Forests & Saw Mills Co. Ltd. 4, 5 & 6 agents),4 St.MaryA.xeEC (TA" Upspring, WilsonThs.Reeve,6f>Wenlock st.Nw.Nrth.rdN Great St. Helen's E C SAVINGS BANKS. Led"; TN 10580Central); Glasgow branch, Wooller William, 12 Maidenhead court E C t Roberts.Albt. Wm.61Cudworth st.Bethnl.gn E SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT OF THE 3 Bothwell circus Young J as, Thos.4 Raymouth rd.Bermndsy S E Robinson E. J. Ltd. Quebec wharf, Thomas GENERAL POST OFFICE (Hy. Davies, C. B., Firth Thos. & Sons Ltd. 8 The Sanctuary, street, Burdett road E · I.S.O.controller},Blythe rd. West Kensington Westminster SW. See advertisement Sadler Joseph, Tuilerie yard, Tuilerie st NE W; hours,9 a. m. to 4 p.m.; sat. 9 a.m.to 1 p.m Fitchew James Edward, 498 Kingsland rd NE SAW MILL ENGINEERS. Sandell Hy. & Sons,34 Cornwall rd.LambthS E FletcherWm.Robt.& Co. 76Elystan st.ChelsS W See Engtneer&-Saw Mill. SavageW alter Ltd. The Wharves,Peckham S E Bloomsbury (Noel Ledbrook Griffith,actua.ry), Foale Henry St. John, 40 Tabernacle st E C •saw Mills Co. (The) Ltd. Bow bridge; Stra.t• Montague street, Russell square WC Hardy Patent Pick Co. Limited (The), 22 ford E; veneer, timber & deal sawing & plan­ Finsbury& City ofLondon (Alfred Geo.Melton, Queen Victoria street E C ; works,Sheffield. SAW MILLS. ing & moulding mills ; veneer knife-cutting actuary), Sekforde st E C ; hours, mornings, See advertisement inside Front Cover See alsoMouldingManufrs.; also VeneerCutters. mills; TN688 East; T.A. "Crosscut,Bochnrch" 11 to 2, sat. 10 to 1 ; evenings, mon. wed.& Hatch George Ltd. 20 & 21 Queenhithe E C Marked thus tare 'l'imber Merchants. Scott Wm. 13 Gibraltar walk, Bethnal greenE fri. 6to 9 ; City branch, 97 Cheapside E C ; Holland Hy. Chas. 38 Vanston pl.Fulham SW Marked thus" are Planing 1t1ills. Shephard Thomas & Charles, 226 Hoxton st N hours, 11 to 2, sat. 10 to 1; Islington Howard Arthur William, 433 Hackney rd NE t~"Army & Navy Co-operative SocietyLimited, Smith Henry & Co.16 & 18 Arthur street E C & branch, 272 Upper street N; hours, mon. Hullot & Grossmith, 72 & 74 St. John's road, 43 Johnson street, Westminster SW 65 Clinton road, Mile end road E wed. & fri. 6 to 9 p.m. ; thurs. 11 to 2 Hoxton N Bartlett James William, 66 & 68 Raymouth Speedy H. D. & Co. (Successors) Ltd. lA, Great Northern Railway Savings Bank (W. O§Ibbotson Brothers &Co.Ltd.7Victoria stSW road, Bermondsey S.E Tavistock crescent W Rolfe, sec.), 60 York road N •ii§KENYON JOHN & CO. (SHEFFIELD) :BPll Hy. Edwd .. 58 Mansford st. Hackney rdE "StookFrdk.Albt.l5Euston bldgs.Eustn.sqNW Islington, see " Finsbury & City of London " LTD. Millsands, Sheffield •B<:mi W. S. Ltd. 78 to 86 Mansford street, Tanner William, 20 Turner square, Hoxton N Lambeth (Waiter Wilkie Jones,secretary), 61 Kimpton William, 14 Austin st.Bethnal grn E Hackney road N E Taylor William Thomas (moulding), 5 Rapley & 63 Kennington road SE ; hours, mon. Little Thomas, 223 Bethnal green road E *tBisley Harry & George, 11 to 21 Keeton's place, Bethnal green rood E 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. ; tues. wed. thurs. & fri. 6 Loxley, see Sanderson Bros. & Newbould Ltd road SE : 14A, Tranton road SE & 13A, Thompson William, lA, Clift street, Hoxton N to 8 p.m. & sat. 2 to 8 p.m. Massachusetts Saw Works, 30 & 31 Bartholo- Collett road, Bermonrlsey SE Tomlinson J ohnC. White Post la.O.Kent rdS E London Provident Institution (Thomas L. mew close EC Blackmur Robert, 24 Jamaica road SE Torrance J. Watt & Co. Woolwich & Glasgow Ritherdon, comptroller), 119 Middlesex st Mills Robert & Co. 9 Smith st. Clerknwll E C tBridgman A. & Co. Ltd. 2f>8 City road E C ; tToshinsky & Ruchkovitch, 23A, Hanbury st E ; open on mon. to fri. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ; Mitchell Hugh, 23 Hoxton ~uare N boxes & cases made in any quantity E & 19 & 21 Whiston st. Haggerston NE sat. 11 a.m. t{) 1 p.m. & 5 p.m. to 8 p.m §Mitchell Wm. Hy. 757 Commercial rd. eastE Bridgman Jn.Henry (steam),li Guilford st WC Trn J erome, 3 Busby st. Bethnal green N E National Penny Bank Limited (Douglas C. •§Moller & Co. 65 Fore street E C Brown John&Oo.IA,Wimbolt st.Bethnl.gnN E Tyler Thos. ill Clarenceroad, Kentish tn NW Bartley, managing director; John Boulton, "'§Monninger C. D. Ltd.l24 Clerkenwell rd E C Burrows Waiter, Regiuald }Jlace, Reginald Vincent .t Schwalb, 299 Brick lane E assistant manager); head office, 59 Vic­ Osborn Samuel &Co.Lt•I.32Qn.Victoria stE C road, Deptforrl SE Warden Wm.Ltd.26 Regent's row ,Dalston NE toria street, Westminster SW ; 9 Queen Oxley Frank & Sons, 82 Caledonian road N Capon Alfd. Sweolbh whf. Black horse rd SE Warden Edwd. Jas. Abbey st. Bethnal green E Victoria st E C ; 435 Oxford st W ; 216 Old Oxley Benjamin, 9 Kentibh town road NW Capon John, 6R Lower Kenningtunlane SE & Weber Frederick, 1& 3 Fanshaw st.Hoxton N Kent road S E ; 453 Commercial road east Peace Joseph & Co. Limited,Merchant works, 20A, Kemp,..ford rd. Low. Keunington la SE Webster William James, 19! Fuller street, E; 56 & 58 Walworth rd SE ; 244 Edgwa.re Rutla.nd road, Sheffield Cartwright George, 83 Valiance road E Bethnal green road E road W; 246 Hackney rd N E ; 5 &-7 Great Peace W. K. & C. Ltd. Eagle works, Sheffielcl Oathernll (Edwardl & Lee (William), 44A, tWest Frederick James & Co. 45 & 27 to 69 Eastern st E C ; 25 Theobald's road WC ; Platt J.W. & H. (hack), Byron works,Harrow Warner place, Bethnal green E Vyner street, Cambridge road NE · 359 Mare street, Hackney N E ; 31 St. §QUALITY SAW CO. LTD. •catberall Harry George, 13 Cygnet street, •White William, 5 Phrenix place WC Martin's lane WC; 112 Brompton road SW "Quality," •• Atlas" & "Expert" hack saws, Shore•Htch E Wragg Waiter (band), 15 Rivington st E C & 13 Upper street, Islington N band saws, sawing machines &c.7 Lanrence -cescinsky Chas. 24 Moore st. Bryanston sq W Wright Edward James & Son, 2 Cleveland Poplar (John Wm. Woore, sec.), Town hall, Pountney hill E C Christmas Charles & Co. ( J,>iano ), 28 Bardwell mews, Fitzroy square W Newby place, Poplar E ; hours, monday RansomeA.&Co.Ltd. 63 Queen Victoria stE C fltr~t. Goodinge road N Yates & Co. Edith street, Hackney road N E evenings, 6 to 8 agts. for best french & american band saws -cJlal"f'nce Wharf Sawmills Co. Ltd. 87 A.lbert St. Leonard's, Shoreditch (William Field, Raymant Arth. Fredk.(dlr.), 194 Roman rd E embankment SE actuary), 4 Kingsland rdN E: 6 to 8.15 p.m. Russell, Horsfield & White, Canada works, Collims John, 71A, Gran by st. Bethnal gn NE SAW SHARPENING MACHINERY. monday, wednesday & friday 108 Charles street. Sheffield Downey & Co. 113 Virginia road E Becker Robert & Co. 53 City road E C St. Pancras, St. Marylebone & North-West *SANDERSON BROS. & NEWBOULD •Drummond George & Co. 53A, Bayham street, British Saw Sharpening Machines Ltd. 79 London (W.G.Baker, sec.), 113 Charlotte st. LIMITED, Caxton house, Tothill street, Camden town NW :Mark lane E C Fitzroy sq W; open on mondays from 12 Westminster SW ; tElliott Bignell George, Hawley wharf, Chalk :McEwen, Denby & Hart-Briggs Ltd. to 2 & on mon. wed.fri. & sat. 6.30 to 9 p.m Trade Marks-" Newbould," " Sanderson," Farm road NW 181 Queen Victoria street E C; ( "Hall," "Capsany," "'Villiam Sykes & *ESDAILE &: CO. LIMITED, 68 & 70 Wen­ works, Sunbury·On· Thames; SAW MAKERS. Co. Ltd." "Goat & Cart," "Palki," •·Pax," lock rd. City rd N & 227 Old Ford rd. Bow E catalogue free on application See also Band Saw Makers; File&: Rasp "Palmyra," "Bullock & Co." "Simpson," Everitt & Bullen (band), Printing house yard, Mouninger C. D. Ltd. 124 Clerkenwell road E C Manufacturers; also Tool Make1'6 &: 1Jealer1. "Loxley " ; S. B. & N. make edge tools, Hackney road N E Marked thus* are File Makers. augers, braces & bits &c. &c. Fagioli Fredk. A. 21 Glo'ster st.Clerkenwl E C SCAFFOLDING. Marked thus ~ are 'l'ool Makers. For home trade & engineering (F. Banks), Franklin Saml. 24A,Gt. Pearl st. Bpitalflelds E Ma1·ked thus 11 are Plane Ma.kers. Bristol Wire Rope Co. flexible steel wire 7 Laurence Pountney hill E C *Fullick's Ltd. 27 Church row, Limehonse E scaffold lashes, Moon street, Bristol Allan Henry & Sons, 30 & 31 Clerkenwellgreen Shaw George, 209A, Hackney road NE Gale William & Sons,2 Ducal st. Brick lane E Harringdon & Co. Clapham SW-TN1729Batt EC-Telephone 12505 Central SLACK, SELLARS & CO. LIMITED, Town- Gould Waiter, Canal brdg. Cambridgerd NE Humphries Patent Bracket & Scaffold Syndi· • .A.llen Edgar & Co.
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