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Trades. 'I Ai 419 OXFORDSHIRE.l TRADES. 'I AI 419 Smith B. & Co. 45b, Broad street, 1 Newman Waiter, Chastleton, Moreton- ·Rambling William & A., M.S A., Oxford in-Marsh F.I.S.E. Bridge st. Caversham & Spencer Reginald Ernest William, 2 l'ayne Alfred, 102 & 104 Burst street, Forest house, Queen's rd. Reading. Ne~ road, Oxford Cowley, Oxford See advertisement Stevens Robert, 9 Horsefair, Banbury Phelps Thomas, Milcombe, Banbury Hamlet & Dulake, II Cornmarket st. 1 Timms Joseph, Brize Norton,Bampton Powell James, Swerford, Enstone Oxford. See advertisement Tregilgas Miss A.M.43 High st.Oxfrd Ricketts Charles & Sons, 61 Lime I MacPherson James (rural district), 45 Tubb Miss Maud, Post office, Wbeatley walk, Higbfield, Oxford · St. Mark's road, Henley-on-Thames Vincent J. rag & r26a, High street & Sheppard E. T. 66a, Bell street, Hen- Mallam J. R. & Son, 18 Cornmarket 69 St. Giles' street, Oxford ley-on-Thames st. Oxford. See advertisement Vivian A. C. r Cornmarket st.Oxford Smith George, High street, Bm·ford May Austin 0. Nettlebed, Henley-on- Walford Fredk. G, 72 High st.Banbry Snow John, Heading-ton Quarry,Oxfrd Thames Wallace Mrs. Annie, 2r Church road, Springall George, Milcombe, Banbury Messenger Ernest Pocock, 105 St. Caversham, Reading Stanley Percy, Hornton, Banbury Aldate's street, Oxford Ward Richd.Joseph, Marston, Oxford S.troud Charles, Wootton, Woodstock Miller & Abbotts, 30 High st.Banbnry Whetton John, Market place, Ded- Timms Frederick, Leafield, Witney Mullard Ed~ard(rural district),Lady- dington, Oxford Timms J. Swinbrook, Burford grove, Goring Heath, Reading Timms Waiter, Asthall, Burford Newton William, Crowmarsh Gifford, STAY & CORSET MAKER. Townsend W. Adderbury East,Banbry Wallingford See Corset Maker. Tuckwell J. Swinbrook, Burford Parker Richard (urban district coun- - Ward Thomas, Shutford. Banbury cil), Launton road, Bicester STEAM FITTINGS (ASBESTOS Warre H. Little Tew, Enstone Pratt Ernest F.A. 40 St. Mark's rd. PACKED) MANUF ACTURS. Wilkins Chas. W. Wardington,Banbry Henlcy-on-Thames Dewrance & Co. r6s Great Dover st. \Yyton Geo. Hook Norton, Banbury Robinson James T. (urban district), London SE Bushmead, Nelson street, Thame STONE MERCHANTS. Rose Edward Josepb, 58 Cornmarket STEAM HAULAGE street, Oxford CONTRACTORS. A:xtell W. H. & Son, 22 & 23 Regent Stallard Sidney A.:M.I.C.E. (county), Curt is John & Sons, Botley road, street ; show rooms, 123 lffley rd. ; 9 New road, Oxford Oxford. See advertisement works, Denmark street, Oxford. Walker Arthur, Windmill ro3d, Head­ See advertisement ington Quarry, Oxford STEAM LAUNCH BtJ'lLDERS· Mander C. & Son (Hornton stone), .,..W"'"bite J ames, Wheatley Bridge strePt, Ban bury; quarries, Sannders Patent Launch Building White W. H., M.I.C.E. Citv• En- Syndicate Limited, Springfield Edge hills, Banbury gineers' office, Town hall, Oxford works, Gorip.g, Reading Stanley J oseph ; quarries, Edge hill, Wilkins John Richard (quantity), 137 Hornton Banburv. See adver- ' . High street, Oxford STEAM PLOUGH OWNERS. tisement Willoughby William G. (borough), See Agricultural Machine Owners. Market street, W oodstock STRAW DEALERS. Wing Wi!liam (rural district coun­ STEAM PLOUGRING See Hay & Straw Dealers. cil), 124 Westfield road, Caversham CONTRACTORS. Oxford (The) Steam Plough Co. STRAW MERCHANTS. SWING BOAT PROPRIETOR. Cowlev, Oxford • See Hay & Straw Merchants . Clack Charles, Aston, Bampton STEEL MANUFACTURERS. TAILORS. Harriy Patent Pick Co. Limited (The), STRAW HAT & BONNET MA. Marked thus t are also Ladies' Tailrs. Heeley, Sheffield Smith:MissA.3oCalthorpe st. Banbury Adams, Biddle & Co. IIr Cowley road, Oxford STOCKBROKER. SURGEONS. Adnms AlbPrt, Hethe, Bicester See Broker-Stock. See Medical List. A.dams William A. Windmill road, Highfield, Oxford STOCKING KNITTERS. SURGICAL INSTRUMENT t Adamson W illiam & Sons, 2 Oriel Gillam Mrs. Emrna, 6 Little Claren- street, Oxford MAKERS. don street, St. Giles', Oxford A.damson & Co. 102 & 103 High st. Hodgkins Miss .A.M.Ramsden,Chrlbry Lindsey & Sons, 8 Broad st. Oxford Oxford Swann C. 23 West st.Chipping Norton Aitken James, 48 HPrtforrl st. Mag­ Warner Misses Sarah & Nellie, 27 SURVEYORS. d.alen road. Oxford Bridge street, Witney A.lexande'r Wm. r r Albert st. Banbury See also Architects; also Land Sur- A.llen Mrs. Annie E. Charlbnry STONE CARVER. veyors & Road Surveyors. Alien Frank, 82 Fairacres rd. Iflley See Carver-Stone. Bond & Burrows, Corn market, road, Oxford STONE & MARBLE MASONS. Thame; & at Brill Alien H. James, 138 High st. Oxford Bristow Herbert (rural district coun- Alien .Jnseph, 8 Randolph street, Cow- Anstin Wm. Steeple Aston, Oxford cil), 70 Prospect street, Caversham ley St. John, Oxford .A.xtell W. H. & Son, architectural & Brooks Edmund John & Son, q Angell .Tames, 3 Church road, Caver- general masons, 22 & 23 Regent & rs Magdalen street, Oxford. sham, Reading street; show rooms, 123 Iffiey rd. ; See advertisement A.rkell Bros. 57 High st. Ban bury works, Denmark street, Oxford. Buck ell, Son & Ballard, Broad street, Arthur :Mrs. D. 10 Queen si. Ban bury 1 S advertisement 1 Oxford. See advertisement Baker .John, Brookhampton,WaTingfrd Benfield T. Chadlington, Charlbury 1 Castle, Field & Castle, r r King Edward Baker T. E. 6o Parsons st. Ban bury Bennett James, Fritw~ll, Banbury street, Oxford Barnett Ellis, Little Bourton,Banbury lllencowe T. South Newington,Banbry Castle William Henry, Town hall, St. Bartlett & Carter, 105 High st.Oxford. Busby Moses, Wootton, Woodstock Aldate's, Oxford See advertisement I Chambers Mark, 91 Bell st. Henley-, Davids & Maxwell, 21 Marlborougb Bartlett Bernard, 14 West street, on-Thames , road, Banburv Grimsbury, Banbnry Cherry T. & Son,Cropredy,Leamingtn Daw>.on N. H. (borough); office, Town tBartlett R. J. Market st. Woodstock Cook Edmund, Aston, Bampt{)n hall, Banbury Bibby Joseph John, 25 Prospect st. Cooper Herbt. Gt. Haseley,Wallingird Eames II. Bannister (to rural district Caversham, Reading Cooper Saml. Gt. llaseley,Wallingfrd council), 21 King's end, Bicester Banner Leonard.42St.Aldate's st.Oxfd Farmer John, Filkins,Lechlade (Glou- Eaton William George (urban dis- tBndbury &Hay. 13 High st. Oxford cestershire) trict), roo High street, Witney Bruce Waiter, 29 Leopold street, 'George Alien, Huok Norton, Banbury E"ers Charles, 12 King Edward st. Cowley St. John, Oxford Green E. North Newington, Banbury & 142 Burst street, Cowley St. Bruton Frederick J. Charlbury 'Green John, Swa1cliffe, Banbury John, Oxford Bnll William, Temple Cowley, Oxfr1rd Hatwell William, Charlton, Oxford Ford Charles (urban district), Gas-' Bnrchell George Cambray, 125 Wal- Holland Geo. Oakley, Wallingford brook street, Caversham, Reading ton street, Oxford Horne Frederick G. Church street, Frewin Allan Oscar Joseph (rural Burden John Hayt, 19 Horsefair, CavPrsham, RPading district), Benson, Wallingford Chipping Norton Kimber Frederick, Shotover, Oxford Galpin Sydney, 5 Broad st. Oxford. Busby & Farmer, 40 Parsons st:-eet, Lambeth James, Standlake, \Yitney " See advertisement Banlmry Mander C. &; SJn, Bridge stref't, Ban- Gander Henry (rural district), II Campin Ja;:. Bletchington, Oxford bury; quarries, Edge hil1~,Banbury Broughton road, Ban bury ·Cantell Tho5. H. 65 Cowley rd. O:dord .
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