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[HANTS.] WAT 478 [POST OFFICE WATCH Makers-Continued [HANTS.] WAT 478 [POST OFFICE WATCH MAKERs-continued. WHARFINGERS Frampton Jas. Millhams st.Christchurcb Simmons Jhn. 44 East st. Southampton •. Francis John, Thruxton, Andover Simpson Isidore, 11 North st. Gosport f!all Thom~, London road, Odlham Freeman JameIJ, Cheriton, Alresford Sims V. W. 55 East street,Southampton Keane PatrlCk,Town quay,Southampton Freeman Wm. 39Low.Brook st.Winchstr Smith C. J. Holdenhurst rd. Bournemth Shepard Brothers., 27 Sea street, New- Freemantle J ames, 7 St. J oho's road, Smithers Chas. E. ]85 Queen st. Portsea port, Isle of WJ~ht Woolston, Southampton Snook R. 20 Bernard st. Southampton Withers Alfred, Little Beach, Gosport Fulker John, Poland lane, Odiham Southwood .James, Xorth st. Havant Garrett Thomas, East Oakley, Wootton Stanley John, High street, Alton WHEELWRIGHTS. St. Lawrence, Basingstoke Streeter Edwin W. 18 New Bond street, Aburrow James Buriton Petersfield Garrett Wm.ChurchOakley,Basingstoke London w. & steam worb, St. Bride Adarns John, N~ttlestone: Ryde Gibbs Mrs. Augustus,Evers!ey,Winchfld street, City e.c j introducer of english Adarns Thomas, Milton, Lymington Grant John, Hougbton, Wmchester machine - made watches & clocks, Adler Geor!Z'e, Highton, Alre~ford GrovesWm.Carisbrooke,Newport,I.ofW manufacturer ofchronometers,minute AndrewsJohn, Longparish, Whitchurch Gunner Benj. Br~wn Candover,Alre~ford & seconds chronographs, repeaters & Andrews Richard, Ragaetl Appleshaw, Gunner Isaac, West st. New Alresford every description of high class watcb, Appleshaw, Andover " Gunner Wm. B. Herriard, Basin~toke also of the english lever carriage Apps Jhn.Northbrook,Bisbop's Walthm Guy Jas. & Son, Lower Hig-h st. & Cop- clock for india & tropical climates: Ayliug Frederick, Privett, Alton pins bridge, Newport, Isle of Wight specialite :-keyless watches Ayling George, Bentworth, Alton I Guyatt SamI.C.Sarson,A.mport,Andover Stuart W. H. Cadnam, Southampton BaBy Robt.GoodworthClatford,Andover Hale John & Son, Winchester rd. Alton Stubington Henry, 46 Hig-h st. Gosport Baldwin Henry,Phrenix green, Rartley Hale Jas. South Warnborough,WillChfid Stubing-tonW.C.I43 High st.Winchester Wintney, Winchfield Hale William, Ropley, Alresford Sweet T. 39 Russellstreet, Landport Barnes James, Colden common, Twy- Harris George, Burghclere, Newbnry Tburlow E. 54 &; 55 Union street, Ryde ford, Winchester HarrisJ.South st.Newport,Isleof Wight Tigg G. F.18 Cambrid~e st,Southarnptn Bartlett Charles, Church street, Ford- Hasted John & Son, Privett, Alton Tuck John Market place, Romsey ingbridge, Salisbury Hawkins David,Cliddesden,Basingstoke Tudrie E. T. West st. New Alresford Bll.!Ion George, South Gorley, Ibsley, Hawkins Samuel, Crawley, Winchester Veale T. 32 Onslow road, Southampton Ringwood Hayden WiIliam Henry, Newchurch, Vimpany William 93 West st.Fareham Bear R~ Preston, Candover,Basingstoke Newport, Isle of Wight Warne 1.3 Hyde Park road, Landport Beeson Frederick, Scures, Basing-stoke HlIyter William, Christchurch Watts Edward, Big-h st. Christchurch Berry WilIiam, Holybourne, Alton Bayter Wm. John, Everton, Lymington Weissenborn C. A.42 East 8t.Southmptn Berry Wm. Upham, Bif;hop's Waltham Heath Henry, Horton heath, Fair Oak, WhitefieldGeo~e,66King'srd.Southsea Bevis G. Hook Titchfield, Fareham Southampton Wickens G. C. 30 Canal walk, Sthrnptn Bignell Peter, itchen Abbas, Alresford Heath Peter, Durley,Bishop's Waltham Yarndley C. 27 Oxford st. Southampton Blake W. Overton, Micheldever station Heath Thomas, Selhorlle, Alton Yates Henry, High street, Odiham Boxall John, Cosham Hedgcock George, Horn Dean Yelf William, Gosport st. Lymington Bradbury Grant, Ibthorp, Alldover Hicks Robert, Hursley, Winchester Broad Henry, Old Alrestord Hiscock Charles, Ring-wood WATCH CHAIN MANUFRS. Brockway J hn. 8 &; 10 John st. Landport Hitchcock Wm. Finch Dean,Horn Dean Hart W. & Sons,Bargates,Christchurch Brooks George, North end, East Wood- Ho<:key Joseph Richard, Bridge street, Jenkins Mrs Henry Bridge street hay, Newbury Tltchfield, Fareham Christchur~h' , Brown Alfredz Bockbourne, Salisbury HornerC. Swanmore,Bisbop'sWaltham BudcJJhn.&E<1wd.Harnbledn.HornDean Horner George, Buckland st. Landport WATCH MATERIAL DEALER. Bunday J ames, Dibden, Southampton HornerJas. High s1. Wickham~ Fareham Burden Thomas, Grately, Andover Horsell John, Up. Wallop, Wmchester Freeman Wm. 69 Hanover st. Portsea Cable John, Nether Wallop, Winchester Horsey& Son, Salisbury street, Fording­ CarpenterBenjamin,Kilmiston,Alresford bridge, Salisbury WATER COMPANIES. Carter Charles, 80 Green row, Landport Horsey WiIliam, Salisbury street, Ford- Aldershot Gas & Water Co. (John Wil- Chiddy William, London st. Andover bridge, Salisbury 80n, sec. Se manager), Victoria road, Child Hugh, Long-stock, Winchester Houghton Philip,46 Churchst.Landport Aldershot Child Nathaniel, lSwathling, South Hounsham John, Wallington, Faraham Bournemouth Gas & Water Companies Stoneham, Southampton Hunt Harry, Upton, Andover (G. Gooch, man.),Poole,Bournernouth Childs Henry,Soberton,Bishop'sWalthm HutchencQ Reuhen, W hitchurch Gosport Water Works Co. (HoratiolCburch John, Steventon, Micheldever Hutchio(!:s Martin, Wallington,Fareham Compigne, sec.), Market hOe Gosport Clark W. &J. Sherfield English, Romsey Ingram Wm.Terrace road,Bournemouth Havant Waterworks (Abraham Fawcett, Clark James, Old Shil'ley, Southampton Jllgs William, Sparsholt, Winchester manager), Brockhampton, Havant Clarke Thomas, Bicton, Fordingbridg-e, Jarmall William, Froxfield, Petersfield Isle of Wight Waterworks (Richard Salisbury Jenkins Mrs. Jane, Whitchurch Courtnay Derry, see.), Sandown, Clinker Geo. West end, South Hayling Jeram Joseph, Chandos street,Landport Isle of Wij(ht Cole Thomas, Knight's Enham,Anc1over J oyce & Sons, Farnborough station, Newport CarisbrookeWater Co. Limited Coles Thomas, Poulller, Ringwood Farnborough (.Juhn B. Ball, sec.), Eaststreet,New- Coombs Richard, Cadnam} Southampton Kel!!ey Henry, Steep, Petersfield port, Isle of Wight Cooper David,MarchWOOl1,Southalllpton Kelsey Wm.Common,Steep, Petersfield Portsmouth Water Works Co. (Richard Corbin Richard, Sopley, Hin~wood Kemp James, Greatham, Petersfield W,Ford,sec.),Brunswick rd.Landport Corp John, Upper Clatford, Andover Kersley A. Overton,Micheldever station Ventnor Gas & Water Co. (John GilIett Cory William, The Green, Gosport KingFredk.Blackwater,Newport,I.ofW Livesay, sec.), High street, Ventnor CourtRohert,UpperWallop,Winchester King Jas. 2.56 Commercial rd.Landport West Cowes Water Works (Thomas Cousins & Westbrook, Wield, Alrtsford King WilliaID,95& East st.Southampton Fellows, manager), West Cowes CumplenP.NorthWarnborough,Odil,am Kitcher Charlefl, Hordle, Lymington Winchester Water &; Gas Works (Wm. Cutler Thomas, Southwick, Fareharn Lawes Robert, Church lane, Aldershot Upton Tinney, man.), StapleGarden, Cutting Geo. PentoD Mewsey, Andover Lawrance Fredk. 9 Britain st. Portsea Winchester Damp David,Havenst.Newport, I. ofW LewisWilliam,Headleycommon,Kings- Dashwood W.Whippingham,WestCowes clere Woodlands, Newbury WATERCRESS GROW~RS. DawkinsJohn, Flaxfield rd. BasiIl!{stoke Long Frank, Albert street, Ventnor DudneyTh08.Mapledurwell,Basmgstoke Day Mrs. Mary Ann, Micheldever Lon/Z' Henry,Thorley,Yarmouth, l.ofW SmithThomas,Shrubbery, NewAlresford Day WilIiam, Ibsley, Ringwood I,unn Thos.Crookham,Crondall,Farllhm Dean John, 54 High street, Farebam Mahey Wm. Redbridge, Southampton WAX VESTA MANUFACTRS. Dear Charles, l\1i1lhrook, Southampton Mackett Jas. Arreton,Newport, I.ofW Bell & Black, 15 Bow lane, Cheapside Dedman William, Twyfol'd, Winchester Mackett Joseph, 14! Castle street,Ryde e.c. & High street, Stratford e.; Diamond Jacob, Bridge lane, Lymington Marchant George, Burley, Ringwood manufacturers of wax vestas in plaid Diamond Joseph, New lane, Lymington Martin & Smith, 8hidfield, Fareham & tin boxes for exportation & patent Dicker Richard, Ellisfield, Basing8toke Matthews John, Headley, Liphook safety matches; also the" Household," Drake James, Braishfield, Romsey Matthews John, MaiDstone rd. Homgey . "Standard" & "Bell" matches, Dymott John, Minstead, Lymington Mears WiIliam,Horton heath,Fair Oak, cigar lights & french spring pocket Easton Michael, Brunswick rd.Lanllport Southampton boxes, containing wax 1'e:.tas (estab- Egerton Thomll.!l. Milton, Portsmouth Messenger James, Ovington, Alresford lished 1839) FalknerT.StandiordHeadle\',Petersfield Mills Edward, Lockerley, Romsey Faulkner Thomas, Froyle, Alton Mor~an R.Y.Chillerton,Newport,I.ofW WEIGHING MACHINE MAKR. Fennemore Geo. St.Mary'srd. Landport Munday Bidner, Newton Valence,Alton SangsterR,~86 Commercial rd.Landport Fielder George, Buriton, Petersfield Nash Edward, Bedhampton, Havant.
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