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198 Wat Trades 198 WAT TRADES. [ WESTMORLAND. WATER WORKS. M:oore J. Milbnrn, C1lrlisle Wholesale Wine ASBociation Ambleside Urban District Council MOlinsey Robert, Newbig-gin-on-Lune (Alfred A. Thomas, manager), St. Water Works (Goo. Gatey, clerk); ~!'lllon A.Bridge end,OldHutton,Kcndl James' square, Iwondon S W. SOle offices, Church street, Amhleside Nicholson Robert &; J obn, Temple proprietors of the following: "Dry Appleby Corporation (Frederick T. Sowerby, Penrith Regal" &, "Aramis" champagnes; Balmer, mgr.), Garbridge, Appleby Relpb T. Crosby Ravensworth, Shap "G lenmnil''' &; "Old Triton " Grange Gas &; Water Co.; works, Rudd J<Jbn, Dufton, Appleby Scotch whiskieil; "Roy:!l Braganza" Meathop, Grange-over-Sands 8av~ge Thomas & Sons, North end, Lodge port (Timms); "Bottle Tree" Kendal Corporation Gas &; Water Kirkby Steph~n . A"l18tralian Burgundies. Wholesale Wmks (WaIter Rubinson Wilson, I S~vage Thos. Wlllton, Kirkby Stephen prices to private buyers. Enquiries engineer &; manager), Kendal ' Slmcock Charles, New II!:n yd. Kendal invited; ootalogues free Orton Water Works (Tliomas Goad, I Slee J<Jhn, Newby, Pennth manager), Orton, Tebay Stephenson John &; 8<Jns,O:ton,Tebay WIRE NETTING MANUFRS. Shap Urban District Council (James Stout Jonathan, Barbon, KukbyLnsdl Boulton &. Paul Limited, Nor­ Rosterne, clerk), Shap We~ring J. IS Fairbank,Kirkby:Lonsdl wich; price lists free Windermere District Gas &; Water Whlttaker Edwd. College rd.Wmdrmr Co. (In. T. Bownass, sec.; In.Dux- Willacy Mrs. M. Sedgwick, Kendal bury, mgr.), Bowness, Windermere WHITE METAL MANUFRS. WOOD CARVERS. See Carvers-Wood. Dewrance &; Co. 165 Great Dover st. W ATERPltOOF CLOTHING London S E MANUFACTURERS. WOOD MERCHANT. WHITESMITHS, LOCK- India Rubber, Cutta Percha &. Nicholson George, LDw mill, Winster, SMITHS & BELLHANGERS. Telegraph Works Co. Ltd. i Windermere offices, 100 &; 106 Cannon street, Hadwin Rt. &, Son, Collin croft,Kendl London EO; works, Silvertown, Machol G. &. J. Yard 17, Highgate, WOOD DOOR LOCK FURNI­ London E; bran-ch, 59 Westgute Kendal TURE MANUFACTURER. road, Newcastle-on-Tyne WINDOW CLEANERS. Paxtnn Thomas Robinson, Gate Foot mill, Over Staveley, Kendal WATERPROOFERS. Clarke Samuel Thomas, jun. Yard 36, Stricklandgate, Kendal Carding John O. & 00. Ltd. (original Kendal Window Cleaning & Carpet WOOD GATE & FENCE MAS. Cordings),19 Pi(',cadilly W (corner of Beating Co. (John Thos. Nicholas, Boulton & Paul Limited, Rose Air st.)& 35 St.James' st.LondonSW proprietor), 6 Aynam place; depot, Lane iron works, Norwich; quaint Highgate bank, Kendal WEAVERS. wood gateli &; wood palings our Schaafhausen Max, Lake road, Bow­ WIND OW BLIND BARREL speciality ness, Windermere MAKER-TIN. Windermere Industry (The), The Bartlett G. F. E. 40 Earl street, WOOD HOOP MAKER. Spinnery, Fairfield,Bownss.Windrmr Edgware road, London N W Grimes Jas. Wm.Cheapsidc,Amblesdc WINE & SPIRIT MERS. WEDDING TROUSSEAUX [.t1r Full lists of this trade in WOOL BROKERS. MANUFACTURERS. United Kingdom, see Wine &. See Br<Jkers-Wool. Robinson &; Cleaver Limited (of Bel­ Spirit .... rades Directory.] fast), 156 to 170 Regent street W; Atkinson J. T. Old oak, Windermere WOOLLEN MANUFACTRS. 61 to 70 Kingly street W; I to 13 Atkinson R. 34 &; 36 Finkle st.Kendal Beak street W &; 101, 102 &; 103 Drown Mrs. Grace (agent), Market Braithwaite &. Co. Limited, Kendal &; Cheapside, London E C (T N 1070 street, Kirkby Stephen Meal Bank mills, ScaJ.thwaiterigg, (4 lines) Gerrard) &; 22 Church st. Crosthwaite John, Greenbank, Lake Kendal Liverpool; factories, Hanbridge, co. road, B<Jwnpss, Windermere Richardson & Co. Low mills, Kendal Down &; Belfast, Ireland Harrison & Elgey,I Lowther st.Kendl Westmorland Horse Clothing Co. Ltd. Harrison P. 2 Mill brow,KirkbyLonsdl Albert buildings, Kendal WHEELWRIGHTS. Rayton E. &, Co. 10 Highgate,Kendal Wilson J. .I. &; W. Limited, Castle Bailey Jas. Barbon, Kirkby Lonsdale Jackson Thomas Dixon, Lake road, mills. Kendal Bateman James HI'. Askham, Penrith Ambleside Carlton Robert. Mill hill, Appleby Swainson Thomas, 17 Cross street, WOOL STAPLERS. Cowper John, Kirkby Thore, Penrith . 'Vindermere Cleary Thos. Hy. Kirkland ho.Kendal Davison J oseph, Crosthwaitc, Kcndal Whitwell, Mark & Co. Limited, High­ Kilburn Marmaduke, Soulby, Kirkby Dawson .Tames, Burrells, Appleby gate, Kendal Stephen; &; ut Kirkby Stephen Dobson George, Burton, Carnforth Pickles Charles &. Michael, Stramon­ Garnett .I. Brigsteer, Kendal Stodart H. & Co. 20 Suffolk street. gate bridge, Kendal Hall John Jackson, Shap Pall mall, London S W (T A " Referpnce, London;" TN Gerrard Harrison .In. T. Winton,KirkbyStphn WRITING INK MAKERS. Holmes William Hut~hinson, Rydal' 5257) & 15 Walbrook E C(T A road, Ambleside "Liveryman, London;" TN Bank Whitaker & 00. Colour works, Kendal .Iohnson J. W. Nether Staveley,Kendl 445). Sole pr<Jprietors "Stodart" Kendal Alfred, Grayrigg, Kendal I Blend9 Scotch Whiskies, ., Sacra­ YEAST MERCHNTS.& DLRS. Lang-Iey Thomas, N ewbiggin, Carlisle i tinta," the perfect sacramental Mason Greenwood, Crooklands,Preston I: wine &; " Zingit" pick-me-up; est. Hall Matthew, 15 Sandes av. Kendal Richard, MilnthorpB 1810 Simpson Hrbt. 4 Market hall,Appleby •.
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