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Trades. Dai 939 DEVONSHIRE.] TRADES. DAI 939 Price J. & Son, 10 King 1t.Devonport J one& .!rchibald S. 70 High street, Cotton George Albert, 20 Wol· Price J. R. u Buckwell 1t. Plymouth Barnstaple borough street, Newton Abbot Vaughan John (working), 3 Bridge Jones Thos. 4 Chapel st. l!olsworthy Davey Albt. E. 73 Union st. Torquay street, Bideford Jones ~homas, Cros~ 11t. Northam Dyer W. R. Cross Tree, Braunton Webber John a; Sons, SI High street, f~rdan Heber, 94 H1gh st. Totnes. Exeter Motor Cycle & Light Car Co. Exeter a; 103, Courtenay street, K1mber ·&.Son, 9 A.lbert rd. Mor1ce Limited (motor cycles), 6a & 7 N t Abbot Town, Devonport Black Boy road, Exeter (T N 975) wuhl.etwe111 oTnhom"", 165 Union l!treet, Labbett Geo;-ge,55 High st. llfracmbe & 28 Tavistock road, Plymouth ' """ Lake Waiter Wm. 30 Park rd.Dawlish Ford Edwin,27 &27a,Exeter st.P~ymth .Plymouth. See advertiaement Lee Geo.New bldgs.Broadclyst,Exeter Hannabuss F. 4 West Exe nth.'~Ivertn CYCLE ACCESSORIES Lomas Herbert Creswell, Sandford, Hu·ding Mrs. E. Halberton, T1verton DE AI·ERS. Whimple, Exeter H1tch gydney, 16 Melville road, Ford, Halford Cycle Co. Ljmited, 46 Marl· Lovell Chas.F. Jesu st.OtterySt.Mary Devon.port . borough street, Devonport & 78 Marshall Wm. Hy. n Mill st. Bidefrd Lovell H. J.S~~pford .Peverell,T1verta High street, Barnstaple ~artin Mrs. C. High street,Sidmouth Matthews W1l11am R1chard, 44 Em- Lawry Henry Limited (factors), 101 Matthews W.J. n6 Sidwell st. Exeter bankment road, Plymouth . Old Town stree~ & xo Kinterbury May John Frederick, 47 Richmond Nichols & Co. Limited, 148 Umon etreet, Plymouth · street Plymouth street, Plymouth Melhuisb William Henry, -47 St. Parkhouse William Henry, 125 Em- CYCLE AGENTS & DEALERS. A.ubyn street, Devon port . ba?kment road, Plymouth Alien .A.lbert, 159 King et. Plymouth Mills Bros. I37 High street, Cred1ton Rale1gh Cycle Co. 99 Old Town at. Baker Thomas, 33 South st. Exeter :\fountstephen William, 4 Braddon's Plymouth Ealsdon Jn.M.31 New st.Gt.Torringtn Hill road west, Torquay Ray Rd. C: 5 & 6 Sa!t~h 1t. PlYJD;th Bastow & Co. Bondleigh, Nth.Tawton Napper Frederick, Brook st. Hampton Rudge-Wh1tworth L1m1ted, 28 Sld- Batten Brothen, Fore st. Cullompton Nichols &:; Co. Limited, I48. Union st. well street, Exeter. T N 2~8 Batten Hubert John, 20 .A.lphington Ply{D.outh . street, St. Thomas, Exeter Norcombe F. C. II Blackboy rd.Exetr CYCLE REPAIRERS. Blackmore & Sons, 3 Alphington st. Penny c. J. 74a, Regent st. Plymth Greenslade & Son, Bradninch, Cul- St. Thomas, Exeter Phillips William Henry, 34 Fore st. lompton Blight Wm. H. Shebbear, Highamptn Ivyhridge Lee George, New buildings, Broad- Hand Charles, Stoke Canon, Exeter £ickett William, Fore street, Kings- clvst, Exeter Born Wm. I2 Mary Arches st. Exeter teignton, Newton Abbot Ne~combe E. Sheepwash,Highampton Boyle George, I Allhallan.d street & Pile Ernest E. 8 Eaton cottages, CYCLE TYRE :MANUFRS. 5 Queen street. Bideford Paris street, Exeter Breach Elliott, High street & Holm- Port William Mitchell, I Croft Park, India Rubber, Gutta Percha & dale, Sidmouth Torquay road, Paignton Telegraph Works Co. Limited, Brenton Thomas, 8 Carlton terrace, Portman Garage Co. Fore st. Seaton. 106 Cannon street, London E 0 4; East Stonehouse, Plymouth see advertisement works, Silvertown, London E x6; Broming Albert, 18 High st. Totnes Potter Wm. Henry, Newton Popple- branch, 4 Victoria street, Bristol. Chick Frank, 84 Queen street, Exeter ford, Ottery St. Mary Makers of " Silvertown " cycle & Christie William T. 57 St. Mary l'rowse John, 43 Flora st. Plymouth " Le Persan " motor tyres Church road, Torquay Quinlan Thos 89 King st. Plymouth North British Rubber Co. Limited Chudley J.T.Court st.Moretonhmpstd Rice Wm. J. 17oa, Sidwell st. Exeter ("Clincher '1 cycle & motor cycle Cockram William, South Molton .t. Rogers J. S. 24 East st.South Molton tyres), 22 Victoria street, Bristol Chulmleigh Saunders Thomas E. J. Winkleigh Copp Edward Ebenezer, Colyf~d • Se:ou-le Harry, Kenton, Exeter CYDER MAKERS. Cornish Fredk. W. New rd. Br1xham Shaw John, u Townsend hill, Mutley See Cider Makers. Dallyn James H. Landkey, Barnstaple plain, Plymouth DAIRY FARMERS."" Davey Abraham & Sons, 156 Cowick Smith Ralph Curson, Colyton See Farmers. • street, St. Thomas, Exeter Snell Mrs. A.nn Elizh. r Frankfort Day Thomas .& Sons Limited, Areade, buildings, Frankfort st. Plymouth DAIRYMEN. Okehampton · Spettigue Mrs. J. 2oa, Paris !!t.Exeter Se£' also Cow keepers. Deacon Bros. 26 Chapel st. Devonport Steer John Hy. Mill st. Kingsbridge .!bbott c. Fore street, Bovey Tracey Dyer Richard, High st. Cullo~pt~n Steere J.7Wolborough st.NewtonAbbt Abbott F. Bellaire, Pilton, Barnstaple Dyer William, Highdown, F1lle1gh, S.trawbridge A.lbert Edw.ard, Colaton A.bbott Fredk. Gobster farm, Honiton South Molton · · Raleigh, Ottery St. Mary A.bbott Robt. A. Milton st. Brixham Edwards Frank L.rBE:x:eter rd.Exmth Tavlor George, Square,North Tawton .!.bell Thomas w. Park st. Dawlish Farrell W. 40 Marlboro' st.Devonport Te~raneau Wm. Broad st. Sth.Molton .A.braham William, 18, Radford road, Ford Jn.Broad st.Modbury, lvybridge Thomas James, 5 Ebrington road, West Hoe, Plymouth Ford Thomas, 167 Union st. Torquay St. Thomas, Exeter .A.braham William George, Ford at. Foxford Henry, 42 Gold st. Tiverton Thompson W.M. Fore st. Bovey Tr~cy Moretonhampstead Gill William J~ffery, Post office, Tremain Frederick R. 21 Woodvllle !dams William Helliar, Tilwortb. Avonwick, South Brent road, Ellacombe, Torquay dairy, Hawkchurch, Axminster Goading Fredk. Market pi. Hatherlgh Uglow John, Thorverton, ExPter A.ddison George G. Cary parade &:; 56 Gourd F:rederick George, Radway, Waddington .Arthur, 71a & 73 Queen Fleet street, Torquay Bishopsteignton, Teignmouth street, Newton Abbot Alford Mrs. Caroline, 62 Cowick st. Gregory Frederick, 71 St. Levan rd. Waldron Henry John, North Molton, St. Thomas, Exeter Ford, Stoke, DeTOnport South Molton Allen Thomas Henry, Easterlay cot, Halford Cycle Co. Limited, x8x Sid- Walls R. H. 9 Fairfax pi. Dartmouth Bickington &; Queen st.Barnstaple well street, Exeter; 191 Union st. Ware Waiter, High street, Honiton Anning George,4 La.rkbere, Talaton, Plymouth; 4o Marlborough street, Warne Mrs. A.nni", 33 Magdalen st. Ottery St. Mary Devonport &; 24 Queen !!treet, New- Exeter . Anthony John, 4 Townsend hill, ton .Abbot White Pearl C'ycle Co. r8 New Bndge Mutley plain, Plymouth Hall William, jun. Station road, street, Exeter A.plin Reginald E. 3 Fore st. Seaton Hemyock, Cullompton White E. T. Hele road, Hele, St. A.rscott Fredk. Wm. Littleland farm, Harris A.lbert, Parade, Exmouth :Mary Church, Torquay Cruwys Morchard, Tiverton Harris G. W. Ipplepen,Newton A~bot Whitlock J. P. r8 Market square, Arscott Waiter, 55 King st. Brixham Harris Wm. Hy. 7 East st. Cred1ton Holsworthy Ash Mrs. A.nnie, Morelake, Newton Haskins E. 2 Lower Gum;tone,Bidefrd Wiffen Charles Lawrence, 21 Bank st. St. Cyres, Exeter Hawkins P. J. 41 &:; 43 Sidwell street, Newton .Abbot • Ash Thomas, Lower Vulscombe, Exet~r Williams C.36Queen st.Newton .i.bJ:~ot Withleigh, Tiverton . Heard Edwd. Well st. Gt. Torrington Williams Harry E. 38 to 4I Catherme A.shford Thos. Ugborough, Ivybndge Hearley Bertie Plimsoll, 70 Ebring- street, Exeter A.shplant Ernest J. New rd. Bideford ton street, Plymouth Wills John, Wells street, Starcross Axe Vale Dairy Co. Limited (E. Hill Wm.Jobn, 44 High st.Barnstaple H. Cuming, manager) (wholesale), B:ingston C. Totnes rd. South Brent Kilmington, Axminster • Horrell & Son, 19 High st. Crediton CYCLE MANUFACTURERS. Axe Vale a. Thames Valley Hoskin Joseph Henry, Ridgeway, T" Creameries Limited, Trinit, Plympton St. Mary Batten Brothers, Gold street, 1verton . ~ Humm R. & Co. 8o & 81 Old Town Bowden W. H. & Sons, 23 Western square, .A.xmmster street. Plymouth. See adver- road, Ivybridge !.yre Fredli. Dodyard, Chulmleigh tieement Bray Robert, 5 Joy street, Barnstaple Ayres Edmund, 8 Well st. Exeter .
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