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Trades. Smi 987 SUSSEX.] TRADES. SMI 987 BaSI!ett Otto. Bells Yew Green,Frant,._!Dale William S. & "Son. London road, Gable John, 7 Rock place. Brighton Tunbridge Wells rl Burgess Hill Godda.rd A.&W. Westbourne,Emswrth Baxter &. & Son, Park rd. Petworth Daniels E. T. West Dean, Chichester Goodwin A. W_ 61 North rd.Brighton Beal Jn. Ninfield rd. Sidley, Bexhill Davis Mrs. S. Donningt<m.Chichester Goodyer Edwd. Chichester rd.Bognor Beard Chai!.South com.Chailey,Lewes Dawes E. Boreham, Hailsham Goring A. Broadbridge Hth.Horsha.IIrl Beney Thomas, Mount street, Battle Dawkins William, no London road & Gower Alfd. S. 9 Foundry st. Brightn Bennett Edwd. 5 Kent's crt. Brighton Marshall's row, Brighton Grant Ernest, Halnaker, Chichester airch H. F. 34 & 34a, Conway street. Day Joseph, Ripe Green Thomas & Son,Sergison's .Arm• Hove, Brighton Delves H. Bucksteep, Dallington, yard, Paddockhall road & Wivels. Birch Henry Charles, jun. Beach cot- Heatbfield Tower field road, Haywards Heath tagPs, Hove, Brighton Dench Alfred N. Paling, Arundel Green George, Amberley, .Arundel Elunden John, Pulborough Dennett Geo. Wm. Victoria rd.Bexhill Green George, Honghton, Arundel Booker Albert, East Preston,Worthing Denyer J. Plaistow, Billingshurst Grigson John & Son, Southern Cross,. Boon & Son, 41 Park road, Worthing Dier & 'Marks, Veterinary forge, St. Brighton Batting Henry, 42a, Upper Russell st. James' road, East Grinstead Grinsted Edwin, Streat, Hassocks Brighton Dodd William & Sons, Victoria road, Grinyer Mrs. Frances Caroline, 30~ 31 Bourner J. Vines Cross,Horeham Rd Shoreham-by-Sea. & 32 Laurel row, Brighton Bowles D. Bolney, Haywards Heath Dodson S. & Son, Lewes rd.Brighton Graver Jas. Old Shore ham, Shore ham Boxall Geo, .Adversane, Billingshurst Drake William Bishop, 4 & 5 Glou- Gumbrell A. S. Nep Town, Henfield Boxall W. Bury Gate, Bury, Pulboro" cester street, Brighton Gumbrill A.E.Partridge Grn.Horshm Bracher George, 7 Goldstone street, Dudley Chas. Peas Pottage, Crawley Haffenden J ames & Sons, Tarring Hove, Brighton Dunster Edgar, Beckley road, Worthing Bracher Geo. Hadlow Down, Uckfield Eade Brothers Buxted Uckfield Haffenden Samuel, Goring, Worthing Bradshaw H. East Wittering,Chichstr Eade .Albert, Ninfield, 'Battle Hale Brothers,Surrey st.Littlehamptn Brak.efield Charl~s, Winchelsea Eagles J. High st. Southover, Lewel' Harmer Albert, Burwash Weald,lltch. Brazier John, High street., Hen field Easton Willia.m. Saxon rd. Basting:~ ingham Eroadbridge Geo. Handcross, Crawley Eaton R. C. & Son, Westfield, BattlE' Haselgrove H. 1ooa,North st.Brighton Brocklehurst William, Lions green, Eaton George L. "Military road, Rye Hatcher Harry, Walberton, Arundel Horeham Road . Ede Mrs . .A. Sntton, Pulborough Hayes Ernest George, Shottermill,. Brooker Thomas M. High st. Shore- Ede William. Burv, Pnlborough Haslemere (Surrey) ham-by-Sea Edwards Henry & Son, 12 North- Heasman Henry, Maresfield, Uckfield Brooker W. Balcombe,Haywards Hth gate Chichester Hedger Ernest, 34 London rd.Horshm Eroomfield J.North Lancing.Worthng Edwards Edwa~d, Forest Row Hemsley .A. Sparrow's Grn.Wadhursi Bryer Fredk. Northcha_pel, P.etworth Elcome G. Little Haven, Roffey. Hemsley George, Holtye common. Budd A.& F .Cracker Hill, Ch1chester Hors ham Cowden, Eden Bridge (Kent) Budd Henry, Burpham, , Arundeld & Ent1cknap· Edward, Bur d ock s, B"l1 - Henty John Robert, Ocklynge road,. B u Iman J osep h , B a k er s roa 2 8 - h t ._ R dh t H 1 n· h t t Old t E tb 1mgs urs "" oun urs , as e- Old town, Eastbourne Ig s ree ' . own, as ~urne mere (Surrev) Herrington Walter, Chichester road,. Burgess J. East hill,Portslade,Bnghtn E t" J K" df d B"ll" h t Burgess William, Fairwarp, Uckfield n lC1 map · Ir or • I mgs u~s Bognor . A h d B t d U 1 fi ld Errey D. 71 Hughenrlen rd. Hastmg~ Hickman C. A. Bosham, Chichester & F1ve s own, ux e , c' e E h "d Alf d K" f Id w Burt .A.&Son,Balcombe,Haywards Hth t en f!P: re • mgs o • arn- Hillman Henry, Wisborough Green,. Burtenshaw William & Son, High st. ham, Horsham Billingshurst . Shoreham-by-Sea Etherton Broth~rs, Runcton, North Hills Frank, Framfield, U ckfield Buss William, Dallington Mundham, ChichPstel" . Hills Luther, Eastdean. Polegate Buss Williarn, N etherfield, Battle Etherton Ge11rge, Dane hill, Uckfield Ho are John S. Sidlesham, Chichester Card .Alfd. 7 West s.t. East Grinstead Farley Georgc, Bcckley . Hoather Philip, King&ton, Lewes ': Carden Arthur, Hooe, Battle Farley Henry, U ~imore, Rye Holden W.J.22 Conway st.Hve.Brghtn Carley Georg"e, Brightling Parley J ames, T1cehurst Holder Mrs. Ruth, Patcham, Brighton Carn .Alfred F. Balls Cross, Petworth Farlcy W. Peasmarsh & Iden, Playden Hole Edwin, SayPrs common, Hurst- & Northchapel, Petworth Farren James, Cowfold, Hors~am pierpoint, Hassocks Carpenter George C.Post office,Elsted, Faulkner Fredk. StPdham, Midhurst Hole Ernest, Mill road, Burgess Hill. Petersfield Fenner A. High Hurstwood, Uckfield See advertiaei'Tient Carter James, Chilgrove, Chichester Fenner Henry, Jarvis Brook Hollands John, High street, Wes• Carter William W. Falmer, Lewes Fenner J.Boar's Head,Tunbridge Wlls Tarring, Worthing Catt D.21 Queen's rd.East Grinstead Field Harry, Frant,Tunbridge Well8 Hollingsworth John, The Green, St., Chalcraft John, High st. Steyning Flint Waiter, High street, Uckficld Leonards Champion & Hillman, 40 High st. Ford Albt:. Edwd. Maresfield, Uckfield Hollist E. T.Rusper la.Ifield,Crawley Southover, Lewcl! Ford Benj. Chelwood Gate, Uekfield Holloway J. W. & Sons, Lower road,. Cha.rles John, Church street,Midhurst Ford W. Blackham, Tnnbridqe Well~ Shoreham & Cbarlton st. Steyning­ Charman Ernest, Warnhum, Horshm Foster Charles F. Lavant, Chichester Homewood Michael, Rogate. Petersfllt Charman Jn. Coldwaltham, Pulboro' Francis James, Rustington.Worthing H•Jrder S. Loxwood, Billingshurst Chaston Charles, Westham, Hastings French H. Lower Dicker, Hellingly Horrocks Wm. Westbourne,Emswrth Chatfield T. J.Sth.Harting.Petersfield French Thos. The Dicker, Hellingly Horton William, Brede, Broadoak Chatfield W.D.Terminus pl.Eastbrne Friend David H.WhitP Hill,Crowboro' Hotton Edwd. 2a, Zion gdns.Brightn. Christian Wm. Nightingale rd.Hrshm Friend William, Withyham St. Hotton Richard, Norfolk buildings,. Christmas Chas. CaVI"beech, Hailsham John's. Crowborough Sillwood street, Brighton Clark Frank, Ringmer. Lewe9 Fuller Alfred, Western road, Lewes Hotton Wm. 48 Mighell st. Brighton Clark J. 32 Commercial rd. Eastbrne Funnel! John & &m, New Church rd. Huhbard John William, West Chil..r Cole George & Son, Henley common, Hove, Brighton tington, Pulhorongh Fernhnrst, Ha!l1Pmere (Surrev~ Funnel! Harry. Barcombe. Lewes Hubha.rd Robt. 5 Crane st.Chichestr Cole _\lfd Chas. New town. Uckfield Funnell John, South street, Lewes Hufflett G . .Alciston, Berwick Station Coleman Samuel J. II4 Mount Plea- Funnell Robert, Pilt Down, Uckfield Hughes E. J. Bi<;bopstone & South sant road, Hastings Furminger Thos.6 Priory st.Hastings Heighton, Newhaven Collins Charles & Son, 42 Fredericl; Gallup Edwin, Best Beech hill, Tide- Humphreys George, Lickfold, Lods-1 plnce. Bri~hton brook, Wadhurst worth, Petworth Cooke Thomas, Billingshurst Gander G. Washington, Pulborou~3 Hyland T. E. Wbatlington, Battle Cornford Frederick, Hnrst Green.[ Gape William, Westergate, Aiding- Ide Herbert, Wick, Littlehampton Etching ham; & at Etchingham bourne, Chichester Ireland Clement, Handcross, Crawley Cottingham R. South st. Mavfield Gard Tom, Staplefield, Crawley Jarvis Hy. 9 De La Warr mews,Be.s:hl Cox Thomas, 17 Station rd. Crawley Gardener Saml. Southwater,Horsham Jarvis Henry, Ia, Earl st. Hastings Cripps Alfred. Shipley, Horsham Gardner Frank,Sandy Cross,Heathfld Jarvis Hemv M.R.C.V.S. Harold Cracker W. G. 25 South rd. Hail!lbm Garland J.S. Coolham,Shipley,Hrshm mews, St. Leonards Cracker W. J. Little common,Bexhill Garrett E. G. Victoria rd. Worthing Jenner H. 1Swan's brook, Horeham Crook Herbert Harry, Small Dole, Gasson C.&H. 161London rd.E.Grinstd Road Upper Beeding Gatland Otto, Chailey, Lewes J enning-s .Alfred. Edburton, Hassocks Cros~ingham k Clarke, 32 Windsor Gearing A.Fort la.Seaside,East·bournt' Jones Thomas, Sedlescombe rd.sonthi- road, St. Leonards Gearing S. W. 139 Langney road & St. Leonards Croucher James C. Newick. Lewes South street, Eastbourne Jordan Geo. Nutboume, Emsworth Crowhnrst .A. StorrinQ"ton, Pt:!Loro' Geering J.Blacknest,Hankham,Hstngs Jupp Samuel, Faygate, Horsham Dabson George, West Firle. Lewes Geering S. jun. Tower st. Eastbrne Kember W. 81 & Bxa,High st.Wrthnfl Dadswell D. G. Bedford st. Bognor Gill .Alfd. Jas. Lodsworth, Petw()rth .
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