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Post Office London Clu-Coa 1510 CLU-COA POST OFFICE LONDON CLU-COA CLUBS-WORKI:-!G ME:-!'S &c.-continued. Working Girls' (Miss Catherine M. Lowthin, Milldleton George, Lots road, Chelsea SW & 1 Lee James Samuel, 25 New Compton st WC St. John's Wood (John Tozer), Henry street, supt.), 26 & 28 Eardley crescent SW 18 Danvers street, Chelsea SW MalthollseFredk.& Son,220 Kennington rdS E Portland town NW Working Girls' (Miss Mana Ohater, hon. sec.), Mills & Sons Ltd. 7, 8, 9 & 31 Cam bridge Nelson William & Son, 38 Kennington ru SE St. John's Working Lads' Institute (E. Wilson, 122 Kennington road SE place, Paddin;!ton W & 3 7 Westminster bridge road S E hon. secretary), 39 Hampden road, Upper Working Girls' (Miss Dora Baldwin), 120 Myson Albert Bdward, 21 Kramer mews, Salsbury Lamps Ltd. 11 Long acre WC Holloway N Cornwall road, Lambeth SE Richmond road SW Sandbrook Fredk. Silas, 76 Seymour place W ., St. Margaret's Settlement Girls' (Miss Working Girls' Olub & Institute (Miss May Newman Frederick, 50A, Sutherland square, Smith Oharles, 307 Kingsland road N E Charlotte Bayliss, proprietress), 42 & « Horne. supt.), 150 Long lane SE Walworth SE · Strickett Charles, 78 York st. Portman sq W Union road S E Oak Thomas Charles, 29 St. Luke's mews, Stricklan 1Alfd.Rt.33 Haberdasher st.Hoxtn N St. Mark's (John .Albert Marshall), 97 & 99 St. Luke's road W Thorley Richard, 95 Gray's inn road WC Cobourg road S E CLUB FURNITURE MAKERS. Offord & Sons Limited, 67 Goorge street, Tillman Frank, 46 Lisson grove NW St. Mark's Girls' (Miss Alice Green, hon. sec.), Portman square W ; 94 Gloucester road, Tillman Henry Ellwd. 177 Drummond st NW 109 & 111 Albauy road S E Maple & Oo. Limited, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145 to 150 Tottenham court road W; 248, 254, South Kensington SW & 30 Fulham roadS W \V he bell Fredk. John, 64 Blandford street W St. Mark's Lads' (Geo. Endacott), 42 Sandover 237 to 243, 251, 253 to 271l Euston road Olympia Carriage Works Ltd. 186 Blythe road, Camberwell SE NW; 4 to 46 Grafton street WC & 143 to road, West Kensington W COACH & CART GREASE MAKERS. St. Mary's Catholic Women's (Miss Dawson, 157 Gower street WC; factories, Beaumont Parker Bros. 11 Little Saint Andrew st WC See Greau Manufacturer&. hon. sec.) 51 Litcham st. Kentish town NW place WC ; 39 to 51 Highgate road NW & 17 Pi!re et Fils Ltd. 45 Horseferry road SW St. Mary's Church Institute & Working Men's to 23 & 27 William street NW Peters Thomas & Sons, 20 King street, St. Club (Goorge Iveson, hon. sec.), 92A, James' SW & 47 Seymour place, Bryanston COACH CURRIERS. Mansfield street N E square W See Ourrien. St. Mary's Girls' (Work Girls' Protection COACH & HARNESS MAKERS. Phillips & Co. Lillie yard, Lillie road SW Society) (Miss Ma.dge Cutler, lady supt.), Poore Chas.&Albrt.9Helmsley ter.HacknyN E COACH DRAUGHTSMEN. Union street, Borough SE See also Cab Builde1"J; Motor Car Mat"'; Ralph & Sewell Ltd. 1\1 & 63 Bathurst mews, See Draughtsmen. St. Mary's Institute(HerbcrtMontaguBrough­ al1o OmnibUJ Builder&. Sussex square W & 49 Praed st.PaddingtnW ton), 34, 35 & 36 Crawford street W Alford & .Alder, 53 Newington butts SE; 6! Rendall J. & W.10 Orossway, Stoke Newing­ COACH FOUNDERS. St. Mary's Temperance (James H. Strachan), Walworth road SE & Elephant road SE ton N & 9 South wharf, Paddington basin W 25 Whitechapel road E .Army & Navy Auxiliary Co-operative Supply Richards W. G. Ltd. 280 Hackney road E See C<Jach I1'onmonqer1 • St. Matthew's (James Morgan),30Salisbury st. Ltd. Frnncis street & Howick place,Vic~oria Richardson Ernest Edwin, 4, 24 & 26 Boston & 28 Little Church street, Lisson grove NW street, Westminster SW place, Dorset square NW COACH· & HARNESS FURNITURE St. Michael's Girls' (Miss Alice Snelling), 140 Arnold W. H. & Oo. 31 York place, Portman Rock, Thorpe & Ohatfield, 24 Baker street W MANUFACTURERS. Camberwell road SE square W & Great Central street NW Salmons & Sons, 6, 7,8 &9Up.St.Martin's laWC Barton & Sons Ltd. Beehive works, Birchills, St. Michael's Harmonic Society's Olub & Barker & Co. (Coachbuildel"il) Ltd. 66, 67 & 68 Sedwell .Alfred & Sons, 405 Railway arches, Walsall Institute (FraiTk Bird ),Leven rd.Bromley E South Audley st W & Olaf st. N otting hill W London laneN E &37 Horton rd.HackneyN E Birch John &SonsLtd.15 to 19Godliman st E C St. Pancras (West) Constitutional (J. S. Barnes Olaude & Tom, 7 & 9 Spear mews, Shanks Frederick & Robert, 49 Parker street, Harvey Matthew & Co. Limited, Glebcland Hodson), 57 Chalk Farm road NW Earl's court roarl SW Kingsway WC works, W alsall St. Paul's (Henry William Oliver, steward), Barnes Wm. & Son, 118 Brompton road SW SimsRicbd.156 & 158 Church st.Paddington W Mitchell & Mader Ltd. 45 Mott street, 5 Wilton crescent mews SW & 41. 43 & 45 Pavilion road SW Spra.tt Wm. & Thomas,91 Church st.Ohels SW Birmingham; every description of coach, St. Paul's Men Servants' (C. Blore, hon.sec.), Boswell Peter & Sons, 33, 34,35,36 & 36A,Boro' Spurling William Freeman, 25 & 27 Mantell hean'e & motor furniture, beading & plating 14 Drayton gardens SW road SE & 69 Lancaster street SE street, Pentonville N Moseley Henry & Sans, Bath st. wrks.Walsall Bt. Paul's Men's, 33 Westminster bridge Bowles Edwin David, 29 Archer street, Stocken A. & Co. 144 Fulham road SW Oakley William, 14 Freer street, Walsall; road SE Camden town NW Stocken J ames & Sous Ltd. 18 Culfotd gar­ harness ornaments, fronts & rosettes St. Peter's (Edward Bell, hon. sec.), Britten Bristol Wagon & Carriage Works Co. Ltd. 5 dens, OheL-.ea SW Padmore Thos. & Sons (ivory), 118 Edmund street, Chelsea SW Laurence Pountney hill E C Stokely James, 393 Hackney road NE street, Birmingham St.Peter's Boys'(Wm.E.Winsley,hon.sec.),ll3 Brown Henry Lorford,l93 & 195 Pavilion road, Syree William Barkwith, 53A, Chalfont road, Whittingham (Thos.) & Wilkin, 39 to 49 Sydney street, Chelsea SW Chelsea SW Holloway N Neal street, Long acre WC St. Peter's Girls' (Miss Bonser, lady supt.), 29 Buchanan Geo.Ltd. 13&15Rarlnor st.OhelsSW Thorn W. & F. 19 & 21 Great Portland st. & Withers J. & Son Ltd. Wisemore st. Walsall Gillinghem street, Pimlico SW Cole William & Sons Ltd. 92 Kensngtn.Hi.stW 10, 16 & 17 Little Portland street W St. Thomas' (F. Fowel), 22 Elm road, Connaught Motor & Carriage Co. Ltd. 27, 28 & Thrupp & Mo.berly Ltd. 421, 423, 425, 427 & Camden town NW 29 & 121 & 122 Long acre WC 429 Oxford street W COACH HERALD PAINTERS. St. Ursnla. Club for Working Girls (MissViolet Oonner Richard, 88 Wellst. Sth. Hackney NE 'l'odd & Wright Ltd. 34 Craven road W See Herald Painters. Addi.son, hon. sec.), 52 Whitechapel Oannolly Chas.68A.,Dehmcey st.Camden tnNW Tucker & Bridges, Hare walk, Kingsland rd N High street E Cappin Alfred, 321A, Latimer road W Turrill & Sous, 3 Long acre WC COACH IRONMONGERS. Selwyn Social (George Spalding), 81 Union Corben & Sons, 30 & 31 Gt. Queen street WC Weaire Waiter, 1 & 1B, Shirlanil mews, St. Marked thus tare Coach Platers. street, Borough SE Cartland Wagon Oo. 7, 8 & 9 Cambridge Peter's park W Marked thus * are Coach Founders. Social Institutes' Union, G. Pethatd, general place,Paddington W-T N 1585 Paddington Webb & Sons Ltd.38.AlbertembankmentSE; Blackburn Herbert Vincent & Oo. Gresse sec. (Central office); Miss Elsie Micholls, Orocker William & Arthur, 17A, Park street, 42 Holland street, Southwark SE ; 370A, building<;, Stephen street W B.A. hon. sec. (Women's branch), 4 Islington N . York roar! N & 31 York road, Stepney E Boswell Peter&Sons,33,34,35,36&36A,Borongh Portugal street WC Dodson Ohristopher Ltd. 81 Page street, WebbFra.::..8,9&13Alexandra mws.Abby .rdN W road SE & 69 Lancaster street SE ; all Boho Olub & Home for Working Girls (Mrs. WestminsterSW&Rarmood st.Camdn.tnNW Well er Thomas, 542 Commercial road east E kinds of coach, motor, van & cart ironwork F. McKenna, matron), 69 Greek st. Soho W Dottridge Rrothers Limited, Dorset works, Wilson Philip, 48 Rochester rdNW & 50, 52, 54, · kept in stock or made to order; orders for Bomers Town Conservative (Thomll.!! Brown), 120 & 122 East roarl N-T A "Fnneral, 57 ,70, 72, 74.76&78 Rochester pl.Cmdn.tn NW hreak-riown or urgent work exer.nted RamP. Werrington street, Oakley square NW London"; T N's 3700 North (5 lines) & Windovers Ltd. also motor body builders, day as received; Telegrams "Wheelband, South London Club & Institute (James War­ 85 Londan Wall. See advertisement 22, 23 & 30 to 33 Long acre WC-TN's 1521 Sedist, London"; Telephone No. 81 Hop ner),Boyson hall, Boysonroad,Wa!worthS E Easter Jhn.Hy.36 New st. mews.Dorset Hq NW & 1670 Gerrard ; also at Huntingdon tOallow W. H. Ltd. 2 to 18 Pembroke st N Southwark Park Club & Institute Society Ekers Richard, 56 Mare streett Hackney NE Withers & Co. Ltd. 35 Edgware road W Caston Wm.&Co.38Brushfield st.Bishopsgate E Ltd. (James Attree), 386 & 388 South­ Farrow & Ca. lllA, Earl's court road SW; W oollard F. Brainsby (consulting), 21 Panton tOiark William Ry. 493 & 495 Hackney ruNE' wark park road SE Cromwell yard, Redfield lane & 8, 12, 14, 16, street SW Oollett & Oo. 10 & lOA, Kentish town rd NW Spottiswoode (W. R. Hanscomb), 8 East 18 & 20 Redfield lane SW & Wallgrnve Woolnough Charles, 7 Eccleston street SW t*GADSDONS, Harding street E C yard, Wallgrave road SW Wyatt Jarnes A.ugustus, 38 Huntsworth mews, wholesale & export manufacturers Stanhope (The) Institute (Percy Coffin), 86 FauconnierJean, 29&31 Earl st. WestmnstrS W Dorset square NW of every description of Stanhope street NW · Fleming, Lowder & Co.
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