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Trades. [Bedfordshire 2...'J~ o BUI TRADES. [BEDFORDSHIRE. BUILDERS' MERCHANTS-continued. Dean William Edward & Son, 4 Hockliffe Munday Robert Edward, 99 Spring road. Page John E. Limited, 5 St. Mary's street, street, Leighton Buzzard Kempston, Bedford Bedford ; also Ampthill & Flitwick Dean Thomas Alfd. 45 Bailey st. Luton Mundy Henj. Cranfield, Wobum &nds Randall Bros. 23 & 20 St. Mary's st. Bdfrd Dean \Vm. Edwd. 6 Church street, Luton Negus Francis J. Bedford street, WoburiP Sharpe Wm. Thos. Woburn st. Ampthill Dennis Frank, Blunham, Sandy Nelson James & Sons Limited, 61 Ford! Williams H. 0. New Bedford road, Luton Denton Frederick, Aspley Guise End road, Bedford & 16 High street. II&J Full lists o-r this trade in Durrant Brothers, 63 Lea road ; 43 Bury north, Dunstable United Kingdom. see Building Park road & 102 High Town road, Lutn New London Central Meat Co. Limited,. Trades Directory. Price 3 Os,] Durrant :\Irs. Kate H. 34 Ashton rd. Lutn 10 Harpur street, Bedford & 9 North. Eastmans Limited, 41 Ford End road ; street, Lcighton Buzzard lll CMtle road ; 5B, Harpur street ; Xichols W. & R. Shortmead st.Bigglcswde- BUILDING SOCIE":'IES. 25 St. Mary's street & 76 Russell street, Oatcs Mrs. Pcrcy Wright, 26 High stree\. See Land & Building Societies. Bedford; 146 Dunstable road; 108 & 6 Church street, Leighton Buzzard High Town road & 60 'Vellington Oliver Silvester A. Blackbird street,... :BUSINESS TRANSFER AGTS. street, Luton; 210A, Bedford road, Potton, Sandy Cole J. (Henry G. Cole), 1 St. Loyes street, Kempston, Bedford ; 178 High street Olncy Harry, White house, Stanbridgc;. Bedford south, Dunsta ble ; High street, Sandy ; Lcighton Buzzard Limbrey Fredk. 105 Church st. Dnnstable Woburn Sands ; High street, Biggles- Olney Philip$tanbridge,LeightonBu:>.zard. wade & ·Market square, Potton, Sandy Olncy Valentine, Silsoc, Ampthill BUTCHERS. Empire Meat Co. Ltd. 64 High street, Bed- Orsborn William, Toddington, Dunstable Abraham Arthur Edgar, Heath & Reach, ford & 12 High street north, Dunstable Packwood Frederick William, Houghton• Leighton Buzzard Evans Joscph, 28 Ford End road, Bedfrd Conquest, Ampthill Adams Mark, 105 Dallow road, Luton F.vans Thomas, Lidlington, Ampthill Palmer Charles, Clophill, Ampthill Ambidge Mrs. B. 46 Iddesleigh rd. Bedfrd Evans Thomas, Lower Shelton, Marston Palmer F. Apsley End, Shillington,Hitchn• Armsden William, 48 Ampthill rd. Bedfrd Morteyne, Ampthill Palmer John, Shillington, Hitchin Armsden William, 29 Midland rd. Bedford Feazey Walter, Flitwick, Ampthill Pantcr Wm. 32, 34 & 36 Park st- Luton Austin Burt Ginns, 8 Bedford road, Fisher Arth. Edmund, 25 Georgc st.Luton Parrish Miss Adelillf'o, 89 Lea road, Luton· Kempston, Bedford & 50A, Bromham Ford Sam, Cranfield, Woburn Sands Pateman Hy. J as.Stotfold,Baldock (Herts) road, Bedford Ford 'Villiam, Cranfield, \Voburn Sands I'ateman Mrs. l\linnie, Houghton H,egis~ Baker Mrs. Rebecca, 61 ~ orth street, Frost Arthur, 30 Langley street, Luton Duns table Leighton Buzzard Fuller Samuel, Market sq. Potton, Sandy Peck William, Eaton Socon, St. Neots Baldrey William, High street, Sandy George Frank, Limbury, Luton Perry Frank, 79 Midland road, Bedford Barker Edward, Sharnbrook George Fredk. Arth. I & 3 Albert rd.Luton Pigott Mrs. Maude, 3 Castle street, Luton· Barker John, Flitwick, Ampthill George Tom C. 66 Wellington st. Luton Pooles Frederick, 62 Bromhamrd. Bedfonl Barnes Henry, 72 Leagrave road, Luton Godfrcy Frank, 88 Bedford road, Kcmps- Poulton Arth. 57 High Town road. Luton Barnwell J. B. Aspley Guise ton, Bedford Poulton Miss E. E. 86 Chapel st. Luton Barrett W. T. 114 Wellington street, Lutn Goldhawk A. W. 22 High Town rd. Luton Poulton Frank, 63 Stuart street & ln- Bass Arthur, 130 High Town road, Luton Grace Frederick R. 28 Hockliffe street, Dunstable road, Luton Bass Richard, 24 North street, Luton Leighton Buzzard Poulton Frederick, 43 Dallow road, Luton, Bates Albcrt, Wrestlingworth, Sandy GraySydney, 32 Manchester st. Luton Poulton Henry, 128 Langley street, Luton. Bates Alfred, Clifton, Biggleswade Green F. C. Hockliffe Pratt Fredk. Houghton Regis, Dunstable Batceon Archibald J. 223 Dunstable road llregory Wm. 99 High Town road, Luton Pratt John W. Woburn Sands & 133 Albert road, Luton Hall Horace, Little Staughton,St. Xeots Radford William, l2A, Broadway, Tavi- Bateson E. J. 121 Wellington street & 28 Handley C. H. Henlow, Biggleswade stcx:k street, Bedford Cardigan street, Luton Harris Isaac, Campton, Shefford Richardson 0. 23 Harpur street, :Bedford Bavington J. 86 Bromham road, Bedford Harwood Thos. Hy. Clifton fields, Shefford River Plate Fresh .1\leat Co. Limited. 4()- Bembrose Jn. Jas. North Bridge st.Sheffrd Hickmott Bros. 37 Bromham rd. Bedford Broadway, Tavistock street & 30 High. Bennett A. E. High street, Biggleswade Higgins Joseph & Thomas, Sharnbrook street, Bedford Bird Arnett, 25 High st. south, Dunstable Hobbs George, Toddington, Dunstable Robinson F. 106 Iddesleigh rd. Bedford Bird Miss Cla.ra, 20 Taylor street, Luton Hobbs Horace N. Toddington, Dunstable Roe A. High st. Eaton Bmy, Dunstable Bird William H. 62 Langley rd. Luton Holmcs Robert, Market pl. Biggleswade Russell L. W. 64 Iddesleigh rd. Bedford Blyth H. 92 & 94 Tavistock st. Bedford Horton Fred, Totternhoe, Dunstable SandersW.E.&Son, 74Wellington st.Luton Bonham Alfred, Milton Ernest, Bedford Hough ton Alfred, 108 Chapel st. Luton Sayer Ernest F. 13 West street, Dunstable­ Bosworth T. J. 59 Edward st. Dunstable Howe Charles, Lower Shelton, Marston Scheuermann Fredk. ll3Castle rd.Bcdfordl Boughton 'l'homas George, 38 Lake street Morteyne, Ampthill Sell & Willshaw, 42 High street, Bedford & 106 North street, Leighton Buzzard Howe Saml. B. Cranfield, 'Voburn Sands Sharman Tomblin, 58 High st.sth.Dunstbl Bradshaw & Gadsden, 79 Dallow rd. Lutn Howe Waiter J. Stotfold, Baldock (Herts) Sharpe George, 22 Broadway, Tavistock :Bradshaw F. W. Bedford street, Ampthill Jakins Fredk. A. A. 66 New Town st.Lutn street & 39 Stanley street, Bedford Briden Brothers, Church square, Tod- Jakins Henry, 333 Hitchin road, Luton Sharpe 'Villiam, 2 Hibbert street, Luton dington, Dunstable James Harry, Ridgmont, Aspley Guise Shepherd C. W. Stotfold, Baldock (Herts) Briden Frederick, Flitwick, Ampthill Kempston Meat Co. 116 Bedford road, Shrive Walt. S. 2 Honey Hill rd. Bedforcf. Bright George, lioughton lwgis, Dunstble Kempston, Bedford Simkins Jame8. Shillington, Hitchin Brightman G. R. I New Bedford rd. Luton King Arthur, Stotfold, Baldock (Herts) Simms De Lacy, North Wood End~ British Argentine Meat Co. Limited, 43 King G. 19 Market sq. Leighton Buzzard Haynes, Bedford Midland road, Bedford; 23 ~Iarket King Samuel, London road, Sandy Skevington James, Turvey, B:Jdford square, Leighton Buzzard & 98 High King Samuel, South Bridge st. Shefford Smith Mrs. Ann, Houghton Regi:; Town road, Luton Kingston William, Lidling1on, Ampthill Dunstable Brooks Joseph, 29 St. Mary's street, Bedfd Lee E. 136 Bedford rd. Kemp3ton,Bedfrd Smith EbenPzer, jun. Riselcy, Bedford Brown Harry, Blunham, Sandy Le Fevre John, Harrold, Sharnbrook Smith George, Hitchin st. Biggleswade Brown Thomas, Nether Dean, Huntingdon Linger Thomas ,V. 2 Canning st. Bedford Smith Samuel Chas. Harrold,Sharnbrook Bygraves A. Langford, Biggleswade London Central Meat Co. Limited, 89 Spivey George, 55 Princess street, Luton Canvin Edwin, 18 llarpur street, Bedford "Midland road ; ll Broadway, 'l'avi- Stairs J. C. 14 North st. Leighton Buzzard Carr Albert, Toddington, Dunstable stock street; 13 St. :\fary's street & Stanton Eli, Brook end, Keysoe, St.. Neots Carr George, Flitwick, Ampthill 46 Mill street, Bedford; Hitchin Stewart A. Keysoe row, Keysoe,St. Neots • Cash Meat Co. Dunstable st. Ampthill street, Biggleswade; 172 High street Stacker Ernest Edward, Tempsford,Sandy Clark J. Heath & Reach,Leightn.Buzzard south, Dunstable; Chapel street; 64 Stone \Villiam, 2 Ashton road, Luton Clarke Hany & Son, l9A, Adelaide street Park street; 132 Dunstable road; 9 Streeton Joseph, 72 High Town rd. Luton & 26 Hitchin road, Luton Cheapside; 56 'Vellington street; 51 Sturgess Harry, 40 Park street, Luton Clifton Harry, 2 Althorpe street, Bedford High Town road & 18 Castle street, Tansley Francis N. Woburn st. Ampthill Cole & Son, 49A, St. Peter's street, Bedfrd Luton & High street, Sandy Tansley Geo. Fredk. Ill High st. Bedford Cole C. J. Hough ton Conquest, Ampthill Lovett Ernest, 76 Bury Park road, Luton Tansley John S. 66 Midland road, Bedford Colffi Fredk. 112 Church st. Dunstable 1\IcDonald John William, High st. Sandy Taylor T. Brook End, Eversholt, Woburn Collins George Henry, 84 Oak road, Luton Manu Mrs. \V m. Dunstable st. Ampthill Thomson & Son, 20 Silver street & 35 Conisbee Wm. Hy. 61 Burr street, Luton Marks William, Market place, Ampthill Park road east, Bedford Cook Fredk. Jsph. Wilshamstd. Bedford Marsom John, Stratton st. Biggleswade Thomson Alfred, 2 St. Loyes st. Bedford Costin G. E. 188 High st. sth. Dunstable Mastin & Sharp, 165 Castle road & 60 Thorn Jabez, Eaton Bray, Dunstable Cox A. F. S. Wilshamstead, Bedford Cauldwell street, Bedford Tompkins George & Sons, Houghto01 Crawley Arthur, 49 Ha.'ltings street, Luton Maudlin Edwd. Jas. Sun st. Biggleswade Regis, Dunstahle Crawley Ezra, Pulloxhill, Ampthill Menday James, 50 Park street, Luton Tuffnell William S. C. 102 Park st. Luton Crawley George, Bedford street, Woburn Mitchell Charles, 70 Ash road, Luton Universal Meat Co. (George Yaxley. Crawley S. Station road, Woburn Sands Monk John Fredk. 127 Castle rd. Bedford manager), 45 High street north,Dnstble- C'rawley William, 157 New Town st. Lutn Montaguc Frank, Arlesey Wagstaff Charles, 66 Langley st. Luton Da.viB Thos. Ellerd, 9 Church st. Luton Mooring Mrs. Kate, 30 Alben road, I.uton Walton Charles P. 84 Ampthill rd.Bedford Da.wes Edward, 184 Park street, Luton Muckleston Wm. Toddington, Dunstable Ward Leonard, Sharnbrook Day Frank, 1 Park road west, Bedford Warren C. & Co.Shortmead st.Biggleswde .
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