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Bristol and Suburban Alphabetical Directory. Kif 561 BRISTOL AND SUBURBAN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY. KIF Kent, Good & Co. lim. horse slaughterers and manure Kerswell Thoma~, boot maker, 61 Jacob's Wells road manufacturers, Feeder road, St Philip's marsh-offices, KerlQn Francis George, 2 Arthur street, St George 213 Clarence rd,N ew cut. TA" Kent, Bristol; " TN 1361 Kethro Augustus Arthur, 93 Colston road, Lower Easton Kent Alfred, 213 Clarence road, New cut Kethro Charles Ernest, 136 Cromwell rd, St Andrew's pk Kent Benjamin, 7 Berlin road, Lower Easton Kethro Francis, 32 Forest road, Fishponds Kent Benjamin Arthur, 113 Chelsea road, Lower Easton Kethro George, carriage, cart & wheel works, Stapleton rd Kent Ed ward, 39 Holmes street, Barton hill -res. 54 Seymour road Kent Edward J ames, 8 Bellevue road, Brislington Kethro W alter, 6 Balaclava road, Fishponds Kent Edward Percy, 14 Cottrell road, Stapleton road Kethro Waiter William, 206 Ashley Down road Kent Ernest, 105 Lincoln street, Barton hill Kethro William, 411 Chelsea park, Lower Easton Kent George, 5 Brent road, Springlield avenue Kethro Willia.m, Mayfield Park avenue, Fishponds l(ent George Henry, Trealaw, Cooksley road, Redfield Ketley Frederick, 65 Sandringham road, Brislington Kent Henry John, 9 Se!borne road, Horfield Ketterer Jose[Jh, watch maker, U3 Fishponds rd, Eastville Kent J ames, 49 Harrow road, Brislington Kettlewell Charles, 40 Fox road. Stapleton road Kent John, 13 Freemantle road, Eastville Kettlewell Henry, grocer, 134 Ashley road Kent Misses, School house, Pile street, Redcliff Kettley Mrs Elizabeth, 220 Church road, Red:field Kent Mrs, 6 Greenway road, Redland Kew Alfred, 30 Mendip road, Beilminster Kent Mrs, 10 Herapa.th street, Barton hill Kew George, 67 Elmdale road, Bedminster Kent Mrs, 13 Warden road, Bedminster Kew Henry, 4 Bnckingham street, Bedminster Kent Mrs Mary Y. 6 Dormer road, Stapleton road Kew Hy.Ellis,Edith hse, Bishopswortll rd, Bedminster dwn­ Kent Mrs Minnie E. 153 Wells roa l Kew ,John Hy. apartments, 28 Merrywood rd, Bedminster Kent Stanley, 10 Downfield road, Clifton Kew Mrs Mary Anu, 25 Merioneth street, Totterdown Kent Thomas, 35 Heath street, Eastville Kew WilliamJames, decorator. Edith house, Bishopsworth Kent William, 25 York av.mue, Ashley Down road road, Bedminster down Kent William Alfred, 22 Henry street, St Philip's Key Albert, 3 Gay :;treet, King S::juare Kent William George, 12 Kennington ave, AshleyDown rd Key George Edward, 9 Brinkw )rthy road, Stapleton Kentish Baths, 9 College green-Mrs Mary Little Key Mrs Rosa, 13 i!]lmgrove road, Cotham Kenvin Arthur Edward, 32 Balaclava road, Fishponds Key WalterJsph. beerret. & grocr. 3;) Brookrd,Montpelier Kenvin Francifl H. newsagent, 39 Richmond rd, Montplr Keyes Arthur Edwin, 19 Fra.nklyn street, St Paul's Kenway Frank, 9 Montague hill, Kingsdown Keyes Frederick, 11 Shaftesbury avenue, Montpelier Kenway John, general dealer, 12 & 13 Unity st, St Philip's Keyes Harry Wyatt, Abbotsford, Ashgrove road, Horfield Kenway Matthew, TheDon refreshment house,;lOO)dMarket Keyes William, 4U Berkeley road, Bishopston street; 66 Victoria street, Temple and 13:-t Lawrence hill, Keyes William Herbert, 95 Belle Vue road, Lower Easton St Philip's-res. ll Osborne villas, St Michael's park Keynsham Electric Light & Power Co. limited-registered Ken-way 'Villiam, 5 George street, new, St Philip's office, Scottish Widows' Fund buildin~s,28Baldwin street Keppel Mrs L. G. 57 Cotham brow Keys Arnold .John, 56 Ruby street, Bedminster Kepple Mri:! Mary, 17 Sydenham hill, Cotham Keys Gilbert, 861 Fishponds roa.d, Fishponds Kepple Reginald Henry John, 24 Florence park, Redland Keys Mrs, 566 Stapleton road Kepple Samuel Jas. china and glass dealer, 42 Stokes croft Keyse Robert, insur.assist. supt.3 Sandwich rd,Brislington, Kepple Stanley A. F. 9 Belgrave vils, Cotham gro, Cotham Keystone Co.'s (The) Mineral Water Works, 13 Victoria Kerby \V1lliam Thomas, plumber, 34 Dove lane, St Paul's park, Fi.~hponds. T N 115 Kerfoot Stanley James, M.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physi- Keyte Wm. Edwin, 34 Seymour avenue, Bishopston cian and surgeon,l09 East street. Bedminster. T N 3229 Kibbey Arthur, Albert cottages, Brislington Kerkeek Mrs, 7! Cotham road Kibbey Edward, 8 Belle Vue terrace, Totterdown Kerley W illiam H. (i4 Queen· s road, Clifton Kibbey Mrs Mary Ann, 19 Albert road, Westbury park Kermek Mrs Elizabeth 1'. :29 Bloomfield road, Brislington Kibbey Thomas, gardener, Step hse, School rd, Brislington, Kernick 8aml. Rtchard P. iJO Dongola rd, Ashley Down rd Kibbey Thomas J ames, 3 Addison avenue, Brislington Kerr W. H. & Co.furniture dealers,l:.W East st,Bedminster Kibble Alfred .John, tailor, 100 Beauley rd, Coronation rd Kerr Fred W. commissioner, Manitoba Government Special Kibble Ernest, Avon house, Edgeware road, Southville Emigration Department, 6iia. Bald win street-res. 22 Kibble George Edwin, 70 Monk road, Bishopston Elmdale road, Tyndall' s park Kibble Mrs Martha, dairy, 81 Redcliff hill Kerr Mrs E. wardrobe dealer, 155 East street, Bedminster Kibby Herbert, 34 Downend road Kerr Robert Glen, 2\J Effingham road, St Andrew's park Kibby James, 11 Nicholas lane, St George Kerr WiUiam, furniture dealer (firm, W. H. Kerr & Co.) Kibby James Henry, 337 Fishponds road, Eastville -res. 6 Church road, Bedminster Kibby Joseph, greengrocer, 16 Bridge st, Upper Eastville Kerr William Fullerton, 142 Sefton Park rd, Ashley down Kidd H. L. & Co. fish salesmen, Fish market (T N 1118) & Kerry Alfred James, Kirklees, 7 Cotham Lawn road Portwalllane, Redcliff Kerry Charles Henry, 34 Downleaze, Stoke uishop Kidd Charles David, 1 Mei"Vyn road, Bishopston Kerry Mrs, 33 Cotnam vale, Redland Kidd Charles Edward, 56 Lower Redland road Kershaw John William, 2\J Jubilee road, Upper Knowle Kidd Charles Henry, 4~ Hampton park, Redland Kershaw Joseph Henry, 4~ St Andrew's road, Montpelier Kidd Edward, Sandford villa, Cotham road, south Kerslake -0. C. & Son, chair makers,3Victoria rd,Ropewalk Kidd Herbert, Hillgrove, Station road, Shirehampton Kerslake Alfred, 74 Mead ~treet, Bath bridge Kidd Misses, 10 Melrose place, Clifton Kerslake Courtney Charles, 53 Paul street, Kingsdown Kidd Robert, 2 St Vincent's parade, Durdham down Kerslake Edward, 4 7 St Luke's road, Bedmiuster Kidd Robert Cresar, 28 Devonshire road, Westbury park Kerslake Ernest Edgar, 20 Fairfield road, Montpelier Kiddell William Henry, beer retailer, 213 Coronation road Kerslake Ernest James, solicitor, Foster's chambers, 17 Kiddle Alfred James, 141 S.:lfton Park road, Ashley down Small street (T N 1206)-res. 29 Zetland road. T N 547 Kiddle FranciS, 348 Fishponds road, Eastville Kerslake Francis Leonard, 28 Station rd, Ashley Down rd Kiddle James, 17 Argyle road, St Paul's Kerslake Frederick, 8 Edward straer, Upper Eastville Kiddle James, 36 Sommerville road, St Andrew's park Kerslake Frederick Jas. 7 Sefton Park road, Ashley down Kiddle Mrs, :n Alexandra. park, Redland Kenlake Heury James, 16 St Matthew's road, Cotham Kiddle Reginald William, 14 Florence park, Redland Kerslake Herbert Sidney, 16 Elmgrove road, Fishponds Kidman Thomas J ames, 59 Mendip road, Bedminster Kerslake Herbert Thoma~, 13 Camelford road, Easton Kidner Miss Annie Mary, teacher of pianoforte and swim~ Kerslake J oseph, 34 N evil road, Bishopston ruing, 1 Dean street, St Paul's Kecslake Miss Grace, costumier, 53 Paul st, Kingsdown Kiduer Mrs Blanche, 9 Claremont road, Bishopston Kerslake Mrs Elvabeth, 8 Gordon road, Lower Ashley rd Kidner Robert Samuel, :.l3 Ashley road KerslakeThomas, Albion, beer retailer, Boyce's ave, Clifton Kidston Charles Robert, :.:!4 Balmoral road, St Andrew's Kerslake Thos. George, 7 Bellevue crescent, Clifton wood Kidwell Wil1iam Herbert, 9 Albert park, Ashley road Kerslake Thomas George, plumber, Boyce's avenue,Clifton Kieft William, 10 L::tncashire road, Bishopstou Kerslake Williaru T. l 0 College a venue, Fishponds Kieser Mrs, 1 Cornwall road, Bishopston Kersley Alfred Richard, 76 Clouds Hill road, St George Kieser William H. G. surveyor for No. 2 Disb·ict, Bristol Kerson Thomas Henry, 45 Aubrey road, Bedminster Corporation, Alma Yale road. Clifton-residence, 22 Kerswell George Frederick, 15 Cairns rd, Westbury park N evil road, Bishopston Kerswell Percy John, cycle ma.56 Lawrence hill,StPhilip's Kift R. & W. house furnishers, 211 Church road, Redfield, Kerowell T. Evelyn, 68 Egertou road, Bishopston T N 3889 86 .
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