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Niiddlesex. Crol'cii End DIRECTORY.] NIIDDLESEX. CROL'CII END. 75 Hall William, butchel', 59 The BToadway ~artin Madame, lauies' outfitter, 2 Ilank bldgs. Broadway Hammond Waiter, butcher, 29 Park road :\Ienage Frederick, tailor, 31 Crouch End hill Barman Alfred J. solicitor, 53 Weston park Metropolitan Boot Co. 18 Broauway parade Harper Maria (Miss), draper, 23 Park road Middleton James Hy. china & glass stores, ':l4 Topsfield par Harper Petel' M.A., M.B., C.M.Aberdeen, surgeon, 94 Moo re Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, Crouch End hill Weston park Moore Sidney Jas.photographer & statnr. 26 The Broadway Harris William, plumber, 26 Crouch End hill Moore William, confectioner, 144 Crouch hill Harvey & Shillingford, grocers, 6 Bank bldgs. Broadway Morell (H. H.) & )'louillot (Frederick), proprietors of the Harvey Alfred, oilman, SI Broadway Queen's Opera Hause, 31 Topsfield parade Hawkey Richard, furniture dealer, I2 Topsfield parade :Morley Edward & Co. drapers, 41 & 42 Top;;field parade Hayden & Wheeler, auctioneers, Crouch End hill :Mullett Charlotte (Mrs.), dress maker, 25 Crescent road Haywood Henry, chapel keeper, I37 Crouch hill Mumford Alice (Miss), dress maker, 10 Topsfield road Hazel Brothers, provision merchants, 35 The Broadway :Mundy Thomas Edward A.R.I.B . .A.. architect, 43 Cecile pk Henderson Waiter James, dentist, I70 Park road Nash James, school attendance officer, 3 Lynton road. *Hey Charles Edward Milnes M . .A.., L.R.C.P.Lond. phy­ *Xaudascher Matthias, boys' school, 3 Hornsey lane sician & surgeon, Westbury, Hornsey lane Nelson & Co. wine & spirit merchants, 132 Park road Higgins Joe, dining rooms, I Topsfield parade ~evett MariaElizh.& Emily (Misses),stationers,21 Park rd Highbury Machine Co. (Charles W. Garton, manager), *New River Company Pumping Station & Reservoir (Wm. n Broadway parade Chamberlain, re:.ident engine driver), Hornsey lane Hildyard William & Arthur, watch makers & jewellers, 40 Noakes Brothers, Q"rocers, & agents for W. & A. Gilbey Topsfield parade Limited, wine & spirit merchants, 7 The Broadway Hill & Son, bakers & confectioners, :10 Topsfield parade ~orman Brothers, greengrocers, ro & 37 Topsfield parade Hill John, china. & glass stores, g Broadway parade Norris Brothers, florists, 10 Crouch End hill & Floral hall, Hill & Co. ironmongers, 5 Bank bidgs. The Broadway Crouch hill Hill John, boot maker, 10 Broadway parade ~ottingham Hosiery Co. I7 Topsfield parade Hill Victor, tobacconist, 57 Crouch End hill Okins James, fancy draper, 34 Crouch End hill Holland Joseph, harness maker, 55 Park road Oriental Fancy Stores, 15 Broadway parade Holmes William Edward, watch maker, 55 The Broadway Orton Fredc. M.D., B . .A., J.P. surgeon, 22 The Broadway Home & Colonial (The) Limited, grocers, 49 The Broadway Osbaldeston Frank, solicitor, 4 Ivy gardens Home Counties Coal Co. Limited (George Rose, manager), Osborn Alfred & Co. dyers, 27 Park road 16 The Broadway Osborn George, oilman, 39 Lynton road *Hookins Edith (Miss), ladies' school, Lorretto house, Page Victor Reuben, architect, 58 Palace road Hornsey lane Palmer Henry, dairyman, 131 & 133 Crouch hill Hopkins· Bros. furniture dlrs. 4• 6, 8 & 10 The Broadway Palmer Mary E. (Madame), CJstumiere, I Park road Hornsey Cricket Club Ground (private), Tivoli road Parke's Drug Stores Limited, 52 Broadway parade Hornsey Gas Co. 13'9 Crouch hill Parker Mitchell, chemist, 8 Crouch End hill Hornsey Government School of Art (F. H., C. H. & A. Payne C. & Sons, builders, I Barrington road H. Swinstead, masters; E. Washington Kilner M.A. Pearce & Son, provision merchants, 32 Broadway parade hon. sec.), Crouch End hill *Pearce Charles W., F.R.C.O., Mus.D.Cantab. 7 Avenue rd Hornsey Rise Lawn Tennis Club Ground, Cecile park Pearce Edgar Harry, butcher, 31 Broadway parade Humphries Edward, tobacconist, 53 The Broadway Pegg Harry, boot maker, 49 Crouch End hill Butt & Longson, florists, 5-J. Cecile park Perrin Waiter, milliner, 7 Park road Ingles Thomas Frederic Woodward, wine, spirit & beer Petrie Townsend, piano tuner, 3 Xew road merchant, 25 Broadway parade Pettengell ~iatilda (Miss), dress maker, 11 J'lew road Jeffery R. (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 69 Crouch End hill Pettengell Reuben 1Villiam, plumber, 54 Park road Johnson Brothers, dyers & french cleaners, 24 Broadway Pettit Jas. grocer & wine & spirit mer. 10 &, 12 Park road parade; & 13 The Parade, High street, Hornsey Phillips Eli, watchmaker, 4 Park road Johnson H. mantle manufacturer, 25 Topsfield parade Pippett Samuel, butcher, 12 Crouch End hill Joiner Jonathan, boot maker, 41 Crouch End hill Powell George, teacher of violin, 2 Lynton road Jones Katherine H. (Mrs.) & Katherine H. (Miss), ladies' Pryke George, coffee tavern, 59 Park road school, Carlsruhe, Dickenson road Puleston William James, fruiterer, 61 Crouch End hill Jones Edward, boot maker, 141 Crouch hill Queen's Opera House (H. H. Morell & Frederick Mouillot, Jordan Edith (Miss), stationer, 65 Crouch End hill proprietors; S. Bolingbrooke Cooper, manager), 31 Kelland William Waiter M.A. private school (boys'), Oak- Topsfield parade field, Haslemere road Rabbits & Sons Limited, boot makers, 45 Broadway Kennedy Harold Edwin, florist, 24 Crouch End hill Randall Joseph Gurney, butcher, 41 Broadway Kennedy Waiter, boot maker, 22 Crouch End hill Rapalge Beta (Mrs.), dress maker, 6 Lynton road King Charles Frederick William A.K.C., L.C.P. boys' Rayne George, stationer, 36 Topsfield parade ~chool, 7 Haringey park Rennie Charles, greengrocer, 5 Weston parade, Weston pk Kirby William Jesse, grocer, 66 Park road Reynolds George, jobbing gardener, 87 Park road Knight Waiter, house decorator, 93 Park road Richardson John, coal & c ke dealer, 32 Lynton road Knock A. J. & Oo. provision dealers, 7 Broadway parade Ridge Mary H. (Miss), milliner, 42 Crouch End hill Kury George, watch maker, 29 Crouch End hill Ritchie Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 67 Crouch End hill Langford Charles Harris M.B.Lond. surgeon, r6 lVeston pk Roberts E. & G. shirt & collar dressers, 18 The Broadway *Langford Chas. Phineas, surgeon, Sunnyside, Hornsey la Roberts John Thomas L.R.C.P.Edin. surg-eon, 63 Park road Langstaff Mary (Miss), dress maker, 21 The Broadway Ronnie David, gTocer, & post office, 134 Park road Law Arthur, provision merchant, 36 Crouch End hill Rosenbaum & Co. corset makers, 30 Broadway parade Lawler David, tailor, 39 Park road Rouch & Parkhouse,auctioneers & surveyors,• Crouch End hl Laws .A.rthur, milliner, 3 Park road Rowland Misses, ladies' school, 104 & 1 ro Crouch hill Lees Samuel Taylor, beer & wine retailer, II5 Park road Rudham Thomas, cycle maker, 71 & 73 Crouch End hill Leeson Alfred E. fishmonger, 42a, Park road Russell C. W. & Son, greengrocers, 68 Park road Lewis & Burrows Limited, store chemists,17 Broadway par Ryder James William, grocer, & post office, dealer in Lilley & Skinner Limited, boot & shoe mas. 5 Broadway par wines & spirits, 1 The Broadway Lipton Limited, provision merchants, 9 Topsfield parade Rydon John, ham & beef shop, 33 The Broadway London & South Western Bank Limited (branch) (George Sadler Robert Jn. artist in stained glass, 43 Crouch End hl John Squires, manager), Bank buildings, Broadway *St. Aloysius School (Raphael Elst, director), Hornsey la London & Westminster Bank Limited (Hornsey branch) Salmon Joseph & Son, oilmen, 53 Park road (Geo. Banks, manager), Broadway; draw on head office Salter Stphn. Thos. M.A., M.B. surgn. 19 Crouch Hall rd Long Miss Constance M.D., L.S'.A. 64 Crouch hill Saracens' Rugby Football Club Ground, Park road Lovelace Benjamin John, boot maker, 37 Park road Seamen Edgar, photographer, 120 & 137 Crouch bill Lowin Alfred, tailor, 24 Park road Seagrief John & Son, stationers &c. 3 The Broadway Lncas James Candy, cab proprietor, 95 Park road Seagrief Frederick, carpenter, 34 Park roa.J McKinnon & Cook, printers, 33 Park road Seagrief Harry John, umbrella manufacturer, 35 Park road. Mc:Mnnn James L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & surgeon, 39 Searle .A.lbert, turncock t1> the New River Co. roo Park rd Cecile park Sebire Jane (Mrs.), confectioner, 25 The Broadway Madden William, fishmonger, 118 Park road Serre Achille, dyer & cleaner, 7 Topsfield parade • Magness Edmund, King's Head P .H. 2 Crouch End hill Sharpe Thomas, plumber, 55 Crouch End hill l\Ianderson William, chimney sweep, 42 Park road S!:lears Brother:; drapers, I3 & 14 Topsfield parade & 54, 50 :Mann Frederick John, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, & 58 Broadway Ridgemont, Haslemere road Sbirley Philip, coffee rooms, 9 Park road Manor Farm Dairy Limited (W. G. & E . .A.. Lane, Shorland Alfred, hosier, II Topsfield parade managing directors), 5 Broadway Simmonds John, h~ot maker, 5 Park road .
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