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1913] ROPLEY DIRECTORY. 381 Dibben, , Red barn Miller, G., proprietor steam ploughs Dunn, S. (second whip H.H.) Munday, G., farmer, Kitfield Dunford, L., Hampshire Cottage Nash, F., Alton lane Ford Bros., cycle agents, Church-st. N orris, Mrs., Laurel Cottage Ford, Walter, painter, registrar of Norgate, T., thatcher, Ham's lane births, &c. Oakes, B., Hilden Paddocks Gaiger, G. (feeder, H.H.) Orvis, W., (first whip H.H.) Gardner, A., Blackberry lane Panter, S., Stapley road [office Gardner, C., gardener, South-st. Parsons, M. A., Four Marks post Goodall, J., coal agetth_Bopley Dene Parmiter, W. E., grocer, Church-st. Green, A. E., sanitary inspector Privett, A., carpenter and builder Gunn,E.,Prudential Insurance agent, Privett, Mrs., Hammonds lane Ropley Dene Read, Mrs., farmer, South-st. Guy, A., South-st. Reed, F., fanner, Charlwood Hale, A. H., newsagent, Holmfield Reffell, W. H., Blackberry lane Hale, George, blacksmith, machinist Rendell, A., Monkwood and farmer Run yard, G. R., blacksmith, South-st. Hale, James, wheelwright, Star inn Savage, , constable Hall, James B., builder and carpenter, Simpson, J., Hawthorne Ham's lane Smith, H., the Shant · Hall, Miss, Stapley lane Spackman, T., Blackberry lane Hannam, A. H., Alberta cottage Stenning, T., Chapel lane Harding Bros., grocers and bakers, Tancock, J ., farmer, Church.st. Gilbert-st. Thomlinson, H., nurseries Harding, W., farmer, Chase's farm Tollafield, J., Lymington Harris & Son, threshers, the Dene Tomlinson, Mrs., the Homestead, Harrison, F., station mC).Ster Four Marks Harvey, H. A., Gilbert street Tomlinson, T. W., Four Marks Hawes, H. F., Anchor Inn The Coffee Room & Men's Club open Heale, G., Alton lane to working men every night from Heath, F. A., Parkstone road Sept. to May. Manager, J. Gilbert Henning, E., Stapley lane Turner, R. C., schoolmaster Horlock, L. E. J ., farmer, Lyeway Turner, W., farmer, Monkwood Horlock, J. B. W ., Lymington Vickery, William, motor works, Humphreys, H. A., North-st. Ropley Dene Joyce, H., Gilbert-st. Watson, W. N., Ropley Common Kemp, W., farmer, Ropley Soke White, W. H., CairnGorm Ketteringham, H. G., farmer, North Wickens, G., Blackberry lane street Williams, G., tailor · · Lailey, James, Church street Wyeth, W., farmer, Monkwood Laird, C. W., Malthouse Long, A. W., farmer, Dunstalls lane Long, B., South-st. Shawford. 3 miles. Long, J., farmer, Monkwood (Post Town-Winchester.) Looker, J ., garage, Soke hill Abraham, G. 4 Park view Lowe, T ., South-st. Abraham, W. Maloney, Nurse, Oak cottage Abraham, W. W., 3 Park view Merryfield, H., farmer, Lymington Bailey, Misses Milborne, A. H., the Poplars Balding, L. M., Compton Rise .

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