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BERKSHIRE. Cr Fd TRADES DIRECTORY.) BERKSHIRE. TOB 381 B~e:ey W. D. Earley villa, Church rd. TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH Messers Limited,Queen street,Maiden­ Beading CABLE MANUFACTURERS. head; Greenham wharf, New bury; Bowden Miss Ethel, 16 1Yokingham India Rubber, Gutta Percha &r. k Queen's road, Reading road, Reading Telegraph Works Co. Lim.; Moulsford Fredk. King's rd. ~ewbury Brewer Geo. S. 31 Culver rd. Reading offices, roo & ro6 Cannon street, Phillips G. T. Peach st. Wokingham Brewer Hy. Adelaide sq. Windsor London E C ; works, Silvertown, Ridley William k Sons, .Abbey wharf, Butcher Miss Mary A. 127 Castle hill, London E· King's road, Reading; k at Staines Reading Stevens H. G. & Co. Bridge st.Reading Carter Miss N. 62 Blenheim rd. Rdng TEMPERANCE HOTEI.S. Tarrant ,V. J. London st. Faringdon Chandler J. D. 65 Peach st. Woknghm Cliveden Temperance Hotel (Mrs. Taylor Alfred, Stratfield Mortimer, Clark Robert E. Chavey down, lVink- 1Villison, manageress), Queen street, Mortimer R.S.O field, Bracknell Maidenhead Wallin Charles, Thatcham, Newbury Cooper A. 77 Kensington rd. Reading Fewtrell John, Stratfield Mortimer, Warwick Bros. 47 Oxford rd. Reading Cowdry Henry, 35 Zinzan st. Reading Mortimer R.S.O Webb David, Appl~ton, Abingdon & Cyp~ms. Jesse,. Littleworth, Faringdon Hobbs Stphn. The Square, Abingdon Wood Jas. Co. Thatcham, Newburv• Davis Lily (Miss), 12 George st. Rdng Humphries J. 158 King's rd. Reading Woodbridge Francis, Holyport, Deacon Edwd. Kmg, Beethoven house, Jackman R. 32 &; 33 West st. Reading Maidenhead Stratfield Mortimer, MortimerR.S.O Lodge (The) Temperance Inn (Herbert Woodbridge Jn. Thatcbam, Newbury Deane Mrs. E. II Vachel rd. Reading George Tasker, manager), 10 &; 12 Fletcher Edward, Steventon R.S.O Bridge street, Maidenhead TIMBER V AI.UERS. Fyfield Geor~e .Tames A.R.C.O. Lowe J.35 &; 37 Greyfriars rd.Reading Belcher Adkin & Belcher, Market pl. Thatc~am, :Newbury . Tee William Jas. Blagrave st.Reading l\Tantage Gash Miss Florenc~ Lomsa, 149 Elm Vastern G. Collins,Blagrave st.Reading Buckland & Sons, 8 High st. Windsor. Park road, Readmg See advert. facing Map of Berks Gibbons S. 15 West st. Maidenhead TENT & MARQUEE MANFRS. Gibbs B. S. E. East Lockinge,Wantage Ed d H Cr f d ·n M TINMEN, BRAZIERS & TIN­ Harris E. H. St. Mary's st. Wallingfd war 8 enry_. au ur IDI • ar- Harris Miss K. 23 Body rd. Reading low road, Mmdenhead PLATE WORKERS. Hicks George, Ardington, 1Vantage ..illen Eli, Theale, Reading Hill William, 2 The Cloisters, Wantage Curtis "\Yilliam, 97, late 142, Lis~n Blowfield W illiam & Sons, West st. & Holloway Arthur, Sotwell, Wallingford g:ove; & 17 ~ 3/ Lyons pl. Maida 128 High street, Maidenhead Jones H. W. 38 Addington rd.Reading T ~Ill, London :N l\ Broadbear Bros. (wholesale), Provi­ Keeble Arth. II6 Caversham rd. Rdng "Cmte John, 2 89, 291 & 293 Edgware dence Tin works, Katesgrove lane. Kendall Thomas, Kearney villa, road, London 1V Reading Devereux road, Windsor Garrett Mrs. R. r6 Castle st.Reading Liddle John S. 2 Carnarvon ter. ·west TERRA COTTA MANUFCTRS. Green Mrs. E1iza Ann, 48 Bartholomew Poulton &; Son, Elgar road, Reading street, N~w.bury street, Newburv• Martin 0. H.r2 Station rd.Wokingham J ohnson lVilliam A. 19 Barkham rd . :Moss A.rlh. W. 8g London rd. Reading THATCHERS. Wokingham Murchison Miss B. 17 Cross ·st.Reading Alder Eli Goosey Faringdon Lipscombe E. Speenhamland, Newbury Olliver H. C. E. Shrivenham R.S.O Andrews 'G. East Hagbourne Did· Payne W. T.Clewer New town,Windsor Palmer Misses Ruth E. S. & Edith M. cot R. s. 0 ' Shackleford J. & Son, rog London rd. Reading The W.harf, . Church G. Long Wittenham, Abingdon Wantag~ Taylor .Tames, 32 Langborough road, Po:vell Miss E. M. 3 Bridge st.Abmgdn Higgs Denni~, West Hanney, Wantage Pritchard Albert Edward, 167 Caver- Whitfield Huno-erford Stanford-in- Wokingham sham road, Reading the-Vale, Far~gdon ' Wernham Amos, Hart st. Wallingford Rayner Mrs. Henry, Rose villa, TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS. Devereux road. 1Vindsor THEATRES. Rhodes Alfd. 27 Xorfolk rd. Reading Brigham Richard & Son, 94 London Schultz Max, Glenside, Norfolk rd. Xew Royal County Theatre (:Milton street, Reading & 97 Northbrook st. Maidenhead Bode, lessee & manager), Friar st. Newbury Smith Saml. 4 Claremont rd. \Yindsor ~ea~ing . Spencer w. Fern}ey vil. Cookham S.O Prmce s Theatre (~ilton Bode, _lessee Adkin & Sons, 31 .Aldgate High st. Stanbrook Harry,Ade1aide sq. \Vindsor & manager), Friar st. Re~dmg London E Stansfield Mrs. Pattie, Upper Redlands Theatre Royal (llilbert Brodie, man· road, Reading a~er), Thames ~treet; box office, 49 TOBACCONISTS. Stephenson Edwin, Church cottage, High street, Wmdsor Allen Bros. 68 & 70 Caversbam road, Sunningdale, Ascot THRASHING MACHINE Reading Strickland W. H.40 Russell st.Reading OWNERS. Anderson F. J.48 Oxford rd. Reading Thackway C. H. 4-t- Zinzan st.Reading See Agricultural Machine Owners. Ayres E.A.25 Southampwn st.Reading Thompson F.2 Clifton cottages,Jubilee Ball George, 99 King's rd. Reading road, Newbury TICKET WRITER. Barker C. St. Leonard's rd. Windsor Thorp Miss D. 109 Queen's rd.Reading Barnard Ernest, High st. Hungerford Tilley Miss A. 10 Junction rd. Reading Marsball Mrs. E. qr Friar st. Reading B arnwell F. W. 5 87 Oxford rd. Reading \Vaite George, Thatcham, Kewbury Barton H. 121 & 123 Southampton ~t. Webb Thomas, r Portland pl. London TIMBER DEALERS. Reading . road, Speenhamland, Newbury Barlow H. Hampstead Norris, Newbry Beere Geo. 42 High st. Maidenhead Wicks J. W. W.5o Victoria st.Windsor Butler John, Longcot, Faringdon Bellringer F.H.St.Leonard's rd.Win:lsr Zeyhle Miss Louisa, Strawberry cot· Marriner W. Snelsmore, Chieveley, Blissett S. St. Mary's st. Wallingford tage, Old Windsor Newbury Bolton E. J.s8 Southampton st.Readng Teachers of Shorthand. Mills R. Ea. Hagbourne, Didcot R.S.O Bowden Henry T. 136 Friarst.Reading Standen A. W. 30 Queen's rd. Reading Brigham Richard & Son, 107 Broad st. Williams Edwin, 4 Brunswick cot­ TIMBER MERCHANTS. & 4 Duke street, Reading tages, King's road, Windsor Baynes & Co. Bridge street, Reading Brooksby G:eo. 99 Friar st. Reading Buckel Charles, East Hagbonrne, Brown Joseph P. 23 Cheap ;:;t.Ntlwlury Tutor-Army. Didcot R.S.O Bryant W. A. 45 Thames st. Windsor Festing Capt. Michael Morton Met- Cackett Arth. Thos. Spital, Windsor Burch Harry, Binfield, Bracknell calfe, 36 Bath street, Abingdon Clark Frederick, Enborne, Newbury Burridge Mrs. M. 33, Market street, Tutor-Private. Day Chas. Sutton Courtenay,Abingdon Maidenhead Cunningham Rev. Albert Henry B.A. Dean Thos. Marcham ~d. Abingdon Cawston Edward ~oseph, 206 Caver- Somerset house London rd. Reading For~ George _& Son, Pme W~ Saw sham road, Readmg ' m11ls, Mort1mer West, Readmg Chapman Mrs. A. 25 & 26 Market pt TELEPHONE COMPANY. Gerring Richard J. Milton, Steven- Reading National Telephone Co. Limited (F.W. ton R.S.O Chapman J. 15 Bridge st. Maidenhead Taylor, manager), 18 Cross street, Holderness & Wareham, St. Leonard's Chapman W. E. 88 Peasood st.Windsor Reading & exchange office, 18 High road, Windsor Cox Mrs. Annie, 33 Stert st.Abingdon street, Maidenhead; braneh office, Hudson Benjamin J. Snelsmore, Win- Deuton Saml. 180 Oxford rd. Reading 17 East St. Helen st. Abingdon; terbourne, Wantage Dixon Thomas, King st. Maidenhead call office, High st. Bracknell; Hunt E.J.& Co.Caversham rd.Reading Downing Danl. 9 Oxford rd. Reading depot (H. P. Meads, manager), Lawrence Thomas&; Sons, :Bracknell Eades & Eccleston, z6 Friar street, Datchet road, Wind50r Lewis Geo. 82 Caversham rd. Reading\ Reading .
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