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Trades. (Bedfordshire 230 ENG TRADES. (BEDFORDSHIRE,. ENGINEERS-ELECTRTCAL-contd, ESTATE OFFICES-PRIVATE. Bath Thomas & Son, Roxton }louse, India Rubber, Gutta Percha & Argles Cecil G. J.P. (to Lord Lucas)• Roxton, St. N?ots Telegraph Works eo. Limited ; Silsoe Ampthili Bath Thomas, B1ggleswade offict-s, lOO & 106 Cannon -at. London Colworth Estate Office (Noel Tudor Lloyd Battams Thomas, Lidlin~on, Ampthill E c; . works, ~ilvertown, L~ndo~ E; agent), Colworth, Sharnbrook ' Battams Wm. B~and, Carlton, Sharnb~ook elt-ctncal engmeerR, electnc hght, Luton Hoo (Harold G. Papillon, agent), Beechener Austm E. Barton, Amp~hill telegraph & telephone cables, dynamos, Luton Hoo Luton Beechener Charles James, Faldo, H1gham motors, switch-boards, carbons & bat- Stockwood (Tbomas H. Woodcock agent) Gobion, Hitchin teries, complete system of torpedo • 4 George street Luton ' ' BeAsley Thomas, Wilden, Bedforrl defence ' Belgrove Jn. Low. Gravenhnrst, Ampthill FANCY REPOSITORIES. Bennett Frederick, Harrowden, Bedford. Engineers-Hydraulic. S 1 Be li W 1 Re 'to · B evmg· to n T . H us b orne Cr awI ey, .ffijpA- I e1 Kent George Ltd. Biscot road, Luton ee a so r n °0 posl nes. Guise . Ashwell Miss Sa.rah E. Harrold, Sharnbrk Billington Joseph, Maulden, Ampthill Eng~neers-Mechamca1. Atkins E. J. & Son,54 George street, J,uton Bird Fred, Eat on Bray, Dunstable Alien W. H. Son & Co. Limited, Queen's Bates Thomas, 16 St. Loyes st. Bedford Bird Samuel, Turvey, Bedford Engineering works, Ford End road, Blake & Edgar, 38 & 40 High st. Bedford Bird William, Bidwell, Dunstable Bedford Chard Robert, 14 Dame Alice st. Bedford Bliss Cecil Ranson, Stagsden, Bedford Baker Alexander, 14 Aspley rd. Bedford Dovey Mrs. E. Woburn Sands Rliss Francis, Totternhoe, Dunstable Bedford Engineering Company, Hough- Negus Miss E. Bedford street, Ampthill Bliss M. Cranfield, Woburn Sands ton road, Ampthill road, Bedford Sharp Miss, 16 & 19 Lower aroade,Bedfrd Bliss M. F. Marston Morteyne, Ampthil1 Bird John Fredk. Harrold., Sha.rnbrook Spencer Miss H. 51 Midland rd. Bedford Blott John, Tempsford, Sandy Bone Bros. 65 High Town road, Luton Wilmot J.C.20& 21 Lower aroade,Bedfrd Blow Ernest G. Houghton Regis,Dunstbl& Bristowe E.&Co.47 St. Peter's st.Bedford Blow Young Jem, The Grange, Kens• Brown George & Son, Victoria iron works, FARMERS & FARM BAILIFFS. worth, Dunstable Lake street, Leighton Buzzard __ Blun~ell Alfred, Limbury, Luton Carter J. Harrison Limited, Engineering F Blundell J oseph, Toddington, Dunstable works, Dunstable armers. Bolton Percy, Little Staughton, St. Neot& . Course T. & Son, Hitchin st. Biggleswade Abbis Edwin, Woburn Bond Hugh, Stopsley, Luton Course Wm. & Son, 9 Thurlow st. Bedford Abbis Wilfred, Flitwick, Ampthill Boston Bros. Houghton Conquest, Amptll Crummie Mark, 43 Ampthill st.• Bedford Abr~ham Ma~k? Wa.tergate, Hockliffe Boston Frederick & Charles, Wilsham- Davis Arthur, 1 Inkerman street, Luton Addmgton W1lliam, Wyboston, St. Neots stead, Bedford . Davison William Jn. Biddenham, Bedford Addington William Luke, Colesden, Wy- Boston T. Wood end, Kempston, Bedford Delger Joseph, 15 Melson street, Luton boston, St. Neots Bosworth Edward, Silsoe, Ampthill Dynes Brothers Ltd. Cardington, Bedford Agar R. Hill farm, Cockayne Hatley,Sandy Bosworth George, Salford, Woburn Sands Ell Charles James, Leagrave, Luton Agricultural Institute (Edric Druce, Bosworth Mrs. Geo. Westoning, Ampthill Farr George, 25 Collingdon street, Luton principal, Ridgmont, Aspley Guise Bosworth J. E. Lidlington, Ampthill F~lts Jas. Park rd. Kempston, Bedford Alien Mrs. Geor~e? Thurle1~h, Bedford Boutwood Sa~uel, Round gr~n, Luton F1egehen J. G. 178 Ampthill rd. Bedford Alien Geo: A. B~lhngton,Le1ghtonBuzzard Bower.D. H. RlSeley Lodge, R1seley,Bdfrd Gibbs George, 61 Victoria road, Bedford Aflen Jos•a:h, Lit. Staug?ton, St. Neots Bowenng John, Tempsford, Sandy Gilbert & Sons, St. Andrew's street Alien T. Highficlds, Goldmgton, Eedford Bowman George (exors. of), Stotfold, Leighton Buzzard ' Alien Thos.Park End,Thurleigh,Bedford Baldock (Herts) Golding E. 40A, Newnham st. .Bedford Alien Thomas, Ra.vensden, Bedford Bradshaw N. & C. Tebworth, Hockliffe Gower John & Sons, Elstow road, Bedford Alien Thomas, Wootton, Bedford Bradshaw Alfred Noden, Thorn, Dunstble- Grafton & Co. Vulcan works, Elstow Allingham F. White hill, Stopsley, Luton Bra.dsha.w Arthur, Harlington, Dnnstabl& road, Bedford Am bridge Ernest, Silsoe, Ampthill Rrigg Thomas, W oodside, Luton Green Wm. S. Great Barford, St. Neots Anderson Geo. Up. Gravenhurst, Ampthill Brillginshaw Christopher, Caddington Hayward-Tyler & Co. Limited, Crawley Anderson W. Toddington, Dunstable Bury, Lnton Green road, Luton Anderson Wm. Edwd. Tingrith, Woburn Brightman Charles, Pulloxhill & Maul• Hensman George & Son, Park hi. Ampthill Andrew Hugh, Milton Ernest, Bedford den, Ampthill Hetley Alfred, The Iron works, Ampthill Andrews James, Chalton, Toddington, Brightman Frank, Goldington, Bedford Hudson E. W. & Co. lA, Langley rd. Lutn Dunstable Brightman John, J,ittle Staughton, St. Hudswell Percy S. A.M.I.E.E. 62 Victoria Angel Alfd. H. Melchbourne, Sharnbrook Neots road, Bedford Angell Victor, Cockayne Hatley, Sandy Brightman Samuel, Silsoe, Ampthill LangleyGeorge, 49 Bromham rd. Bedford Anstee Arthur Edwd. The Tythe, Luton Brinklow Charles, Eaton Bray,Dunstal>le­ Moody Frank, 52 Chapel street, Luton I Anstee Thomas, Bourne end, Cranfield, Brinklow Charles, Tottt'rnhoe, Dunstable Page E. & Co. 59 High street; Vie- I Woburn .~ands . B~tta~n Alfred, Woburn . toria & Bedford iron works, Mill street Arnold DaVId, Dunton, B1ggleswade Bnttam F. Gret>nfield, Flltt.on, Ampthill Bedford ' Ashby Henry, Heath & Reach, Leigh- Britten John Dunkley, Overend green & Ro bertson W. H. A. & Co. Limited, Lyn- , ton Buzzard . Mi~etree farms, Heath & Reach,. ton works Southville road Bedford Astell Brothers, Mox hill, Cople, Bedford Le1ghton Buzzard Rodell Arth~ P. 104 Midland rd. Luton & New Rowney, Southill, Biggleswade Brittia.n W. Wood frm. Flitwick, Ampthll Taylor A. E. & Co. Market place, Big- Attwood R. N. 'I'oddington, Dunstable Brooks J. Church end, Kempston, Bedfrd gleswade IAv;ry Rich.'lrd, ~yde, Luton Brooks Wm. Thos. Felmers?am,Sharnbrk Taylor Charles, The Baulk, Biggleswade J Ba~ley Edwm, Whipsnade, Dunstable Brown Alb~rt, J_:.angford, ~1ggles~ad~ Vauxhall & West Hydraulic Engineering Ba~ley Fredk. Lambert, Turvey, Bedford Brown BenJ. H1gham Gob10n, Htto('hm Co. Limited, Kimpton road, Luton I B~ley ('.eorge, Studham, Dun!:ltablt> Brown C. (exors. of), Mepper~hall, Shefford Wilson Brothers 5 St Peter's street & 2 Bailey Thos. John, Harrold, Sharnbrook Brown Edward, Aspley GuiBe & 4 Lurke str;et, Bedford Bailey William, Honeydon, St. Neots Brown Enoch, Gowrong cottage, Bozea.t,. Worsley Chas. Jsph. 28 Melson st. Luton, Ball ~~ur Wm. Campton rd. Shefford Wellingboro!lgh Ball Wllliam, Pavenham, Bedford Brown FranciS, How end, Houghton Engineers-Milling Ballard Albert, Cotton End, Bedford Conquest, Ampthill ' . Balli~all Georp:c, Gold.ington, Bedford Brown Fras. Wm. Up. Stondon, Shefford Carter J. Harrison Limited, Engmeenng Banks Charles, Pertenhall, St. Neots Brown Geo. Marston Morteyne, AmpthiU -works, Dunstable Banks Gcorge, Keysoe, St. Neots 'Brown Geo. Hosehill, Shillington, Hitchin ENGINEERS' MACHINE TOOL Banks Hy. Little Staughton, St. Neots Brown George Edward J.P. Marston Mor• Bo..nks John, Cockayne Hatley, Sandy teyne, Ampthill MAKERS. Banks John B. Wrestlingworth, Sandy Brown Hy. Kingsbury,Church st.Dunstble Clark's Machine Tool Co. (1907) Limited, Banks Joseph, Roxton, St. Neots Brown John S. Great Barford, St. Neots Dunstable road, Luton · Barber Alfred, Stopslcy, Luton Brown Jo~eph, Keysoe row, Keysoe, St~ Barber Arthur, Cotton End, Bedford Neots ENGINEERS' STORES. Barker Thomas, Round ~reen, Luton Brown Joseph, Langford, Biggleswade Willcox W. H. & Co. Ltd. 23 (offices), 32, Barnard Thomas Hy- \Yilden, Bedford Brown Thos. Nether Dean, Huntingdon 34 & 36 Southwark street s E ; works, Barnwell Arthur T.A.Hulcote,WoburnSnd Brown W. A. Meppershall, Shefford · 54 Castle street s E & Worcester street Bartle Geo. Horselow st. Pot~, Sandy Browning Mrs. Charles, Silsoe, Ampthill s E, London. See advertisement Barton Richard, Kensworth, Dunstable Browning James, Little Bramingham, Batchelar Gaius & John, Eaton Bray, Limbury, Luton ENGRAVERS. Dunstablt> Browning James, Pulloxhill, Ampthill Baker Charles, lB, St. Peter's st. Bedford Bat<-helar Ezra, Eggington, Lt'ighton Bro·.vning Jas. Day, Pulloxhill, .Ampthill Peak William, 9 St. John's st. Redford Buzzard • Buck John, Renhold, Bedford Spratley Joseph, 1 Alfred street, Luton Bates Fred, Eaton Bray, Dunstable Bunker A. Stanbridge, Leighton Buzzard Timrens Charles F. 90 High st. Bedford Bates George, Grange mill, Heath & Bunker Groom, Tebworth, Hockliffe Reach, Leighton Buzzard Burckitt J ames, Shillington, Hitchin • ESl'ATE AGENTS• • Bates J. Wood End, PE"rtenhall, St. Neot!l Burr John, Willington. Bedford See Agents-Land, House & Estate. Bates Mrs. Mary A. Whipsnade, Dunstable • ' .
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