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CORN,VALL. [KELLY.'S Reed Jn 134 HELSTON. CORN,VALL. [KELLY.'S Reed Jn. Goldsworthy, Coinage-hall st Thomas Alfred Randle, Cross street Upex Edwin, 42 Church street Reynolds Misses, Wendron street Thomas Hedley, Daneville, Cross st W&keham Charles, Lady street Richards Mrs. Meneage street Toy Henry, Oros.s Street house Wear Miss, Monument road Roberts 1\lisses, Church street Toy John, Meneage street vVearne Waiter, Meneage street Rogers H. Montague, Nansloe Trengrouse Misses, Monument house, Willey Jn. Hartley vils. Godolphin rd Rowe Mrs. Meneage road Coinage-hall street Willey Samuel, Penrose road Rows Rd. Gundry J.P. Church street Trengrouse Wm. Trevenen,~[eneage rd Williams John, Penrose road Smith Rev. Frederick Augustus (Wes- Tyacke Rev. Jsph. Sidney M.A.(vicar, Williams William, Go dolphin road leyan Methodist), Hartley villas, ban. canon of Truro & surrogate), Wood Mrs. Church street Godolphin road Vicarage, Cross street Woolcock Miss, Meneage street Ta.ylor Thomas, 5 Church street • Tyacke Joseph Walker, Tcndeira CO~nrERCIAL. Cope Emma (Miss), dress maker, Wendron. street CorniS'h Bank Limited ('branch) (John J. James, mgr. ~: 1I • Early closing day, friday, p.m. R. H. Cade, sub-manager) (open Io a.m. t() 3 p.m.; Adams Edwin, dairyman & carrier, Lower road fridays IO to r2 a.m.; saturdays IO a.m. to 4 p.m.),' Addison Joseph, hair dresser, Meneage street :\iarket place; draw on Smith, Payne & Smiths, Loll;­ Andrews & Co. confectioners, Coinage-hall street don E C. See advert .Angove Josiah, tin plate worker, Church street County Court (His Honor T. C. Granger, judge; Joseph .Anthony Edwin J. accountant, sec. to Savings Bank & Walker Tyacke, registnr & acting high bailiff) ,Coinage­ clerk to commissioners of taxes, Church street hall street Anthony Henry T. deputy clerk to the commissioners of County Police Station (William Gill, inspector), Godol- taxes, Penrose road phin road .Antbony John, greengrocer, Coinage-hall street Courtier Thomas, grocer, Church street Arthur Mary .Ann (Mrs.), boot maker, Church street Conrtis W. & Son, shoe makers, Meneage street Atkins William, Prince"s Arms P.H. Coinage-hall street Courtis Ed ward George, grocer & provision merchant. Badcock Edwin, apartments, Cross street Coinage-hall street Bad cock Elizabeth (:'lfrs. ), apartments, Godolphin road Courtis William, refreshment rooms, I3 Church street. Barker Elizabeth & Louisa (:'.lisses), girls' school,Coinage- 'Cowan William James, station master, Station road hall street Crapp William Charles, farmer, Church street Bassett James, butcher, )feneage road Cunnack George James & Sons, tanners & curriers, Ba!3sett John, butcher, Meneage street Meneage street; Lady street & St. John's iElassett Thomas John, butcher & cattle dealer, Meneage st Ounnack Amy (Mrs.), stationer, Coinage-hall street Bassett William Carlyon, tobacconist, Wendron street Curnow Elizabeth C. (~rs.), Rodney inn, Meneage st Beaglehole William, mason, Lower green Dale & Co. grocers &c. Coinage-hall street Bennetts John & Son, pianoforte dealers & music sellers, Dale W. & Co. drapers & tailors, Coinage-ball street Meneage street Davey Thomas, 'bus proprietor, Goinage-hall street Benney Thomas, carrier, Lower road Dennis Mary Ann & Louisa (Misses), fancy drapers &. Benny Henry, farmer milliners, Wendron street Beringer G-eorge, watch maker, Meneage street Dispensary (Walter Wearne ~I.R.C.S. & Bernard Charles :Beringer Lily (Miss), agent for the British & Foreign Bible Kendall M .R. U. S. surgeons), Church street Society, Meneage street Dunstan Edward, outfitter, Meneage street Berryman William, Red Lion P.H. Church street Dunstan Mary Coade (Miss), shopkeeper, Wendron streei Bishop Emma (Miss), shopkeeper, Lower road Eathorne Edwin John, potato merchant, Meneage street Bishop John Trise, butcher & farmer, .Almsbonse bill Eddy Jane (Mrs.), painter &c. Church street Blackwell Mary Ann (:\irs.), dress maker, Lower green Eddy John, watch maker, Church street J3lackwell Waiter, Angel hotel, familv, commercial & • • Erldy William, cabinet maker, Coinage-hall street • postmg house, Coinage-hall st. ; bus to meet all trains Blight Ephrairn, watch maker, r7 Meneage street Ellis Sampson, rope maker, ~:t:eneage street Eva John Oates, builder, contractDr & surveyor, Wend­ Bolitho, Williams, Foster, Coode, Grylls & Co. Limited ran street (Consolidated Bank of Cmnwall) (branch) (E. P. Ken­ Eva Odger, builder, Penrose road dall, manager), Coinage-hall street (open 10 a.m. to 3 Flerning- John George, supt. British Workmen's As sur• p.m. ; fridays ro a.m. to r2; saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 ance, Wendron street p.m.); draw on BarclaY' & Co. Limited, London E 0..,; '\elegraphic address, Bolitho, Helston Fox G. C. & Co. (of Penryn), timber merchants, Coinage­ Bond George Freethy L.::\ius., L. 0."!\{. professor of music, hall st. (attendance saturday, 4 to 6 p.m.) See advert Godolphin road F'reemasons' (True & Faithful) Lodge (:Xo. 3'r8) (Thos. Bond William Thomas, smith, Bullock lane Taylor, sec.), Cross street George Jsph. farm bailiff to J. M. 1:\'Iartyn esq.Gwealhellis Bowden & Perry Bros. monumental masons, Lower green Gill John F.C.S.organizing sec. to Cornwall County Coun­ Bowden Wm. James, refreshment rooms, Coinage-hall st Bragg Felix, Star inn P.H. Coinage-ball street cil, technical inst.ruction committee, Gwealhellis Bray John Kemp, farmer, :\'Ieneage road Gill William, inspedor Cornwall County Police, -Godol­ phin road British & Foreign Bible Society Depot (Miss Lily Berin- ger, agent), Meneage street Go dolphin Hall ( J. Padd•ock, sec.). Wendron street Grant Arthur Thomas, dentist & engraver, 42 Coinage• Broadhurst Frederick, builder, I I Church street Broadhurst Jnmes, cabinet maker, Wendron street hall street Broadhurst William, carpenter, Porthleven road Great Western Railway Co.'s Parcel Office (Thomas Buttimore Abraham, boys' private school, Church street Davey, agent), C<>inage-hall street Oade & Go. seed & manure merchants, Meneage street Griffiths & Leaver, art needlework & fancy repository, 18 & 20 Coinage-hall street · Cade R. H. sub-manager Cornish Bank Lim. l!'ifa.rket place ' ' Oarlyon Eli1.aheth (Mrs.), stationer, Meneage street Grylls, Hill & Hill, solicitors, Cross street Carlyon Thomas, farmer, Gwealdues Gweek Company, coal & timber merchants, Godolphin rei Carne W. & E. C. wine & spirit merchants (Reginald A. H<lll ·william, clerk t() the ·burial joint committee & to Truscott, manager), :\'lark et place; & at Falmoutb & the district technical instruction committee,Golophin rd Truro. See advert. facing commencement of Cornwall Harris & Carne, Bell inn P.H. l\Ieneage street Carne "Villiam, Bell inn, see H:uris & Carne Harris James, farm bailiff to F. V. Hill esq. Gwealhellis Cemetery (William Hall, clerk to the burial joint com­ Harris J ames, job master, :\ieneag~ street mittee), Meneage ~treet Harris Samuel Rutter, saddler, Meneage street Chappell .Richard John, butcher, :\'Ieneage street Harrison Wm. Marsden, photographer, Coinage-hall st; Chegwidden Albert Alfred, printer, see Strike & Cheg- Harvey & Co. Limited, coal & builders' merchants, Monu­ widden ment road Chegwidden Samuel, fishmonger, Wendron street Harvey James, timber merchant & black•mith,Lower town Ohenoweth William, haulier, Meneage street Ha swell Narcis Richard l\:I.R. C. S.Eng., L. S.A.Lond. sul"'­ Cboak .Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Meneage street geon & medical officer m health, Helston Rural Distric~ Cocking Stephen, town beadle & keeper of the Town Council, ~Ieneage street hall, Almshouse hill Hawke H. E. & A. L. boot makers, Coinage-hall street Cogan Matthew, boot warehouse, Meneage street Hwke Richard Jame!l, butcher, Wendron street & St. Oolenso Mary Jane (Miss), milliner, Wendron street John's road Collins John Hoskin, insurance agent. Castle green Hawke William, smith, Back lan9 Considine M. inland revenue officer, 42 Coinage-hall street Haynes Harr~, hide, skin, oil, grease, rope & yarn. Cook Edward John, hair dresser, Meneage street merchant & llcensed horse .slaughterer, Meneage st. f'JOnka Edward', shoe maker, Wendron street See advert Coombe John, supt. Prudential As~urance Co. Meneage st Helston Gas Co. (:\frs. L. Gill, 1ec.), Lower road ' .
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