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NOTTING Hallshire. OEX 688 Martin Thomas, Elston, Newark Trent Navigation Co • TRADES DIB.EOTOBY.] NOTTING HAllSHIRE. OEX 688 Martin Thomas, Elston, Newark Trent Navigation Co. (The), general Knight Thomas, "\Vhatton, Nottingham Mathias A. Moorgreen, Nottingham carriers by water to & from Hull, Knight Tom, Carlton-on-Trent, Newark Matthews Thomas, Ranskill, Bawtry Goole, Gainsborough, Nottingham, Monks John, 81 Colwick rd. Nottingham R.S.O. (Yorks) Deroy, Leicester, Burton & inter- )lyhill Jas. West Stockwith, Gainsboro' Meads James, Calverton, Nottingham mediate places; hell((~ office, ware- Oliver Thomas, Ivy house, Bunny,. 1\Ietcalf Fredk.l\:listerton, Gainsborough house & wharf, Island street, London Nottingham .Mettam William R. Ollerton, Newark road, Nottingham; also at Mill gate, Raynor William, West Leigh, West Hill Milner Mrs. J. Kirklinghm, Southwell Newark; & Humber Dock basin, Hull drive, l\lansfield Morley Jesse, Thoroton, Nottingham Shacklock William Henry, Farnsfield,. Morley Percy W. Edwinstowe, Newark CART OWNERS & CARTERS. Southwell Morley Samuel, Shelford, Nottingham See Carmen. Shephard Joseph, Car Colston, Nttnghm Morrell E. Cropwell Bishop, Nottingham CARTING CONTRACTORS, Turgoose Robert, Dunham, Newark Needham John, Elkesley, Retford Webster Harry, Teversal, l\Iansfield Newbert John, Laxton, Newark See Contractors. Wellsman George, Cromwell, Newark N~wton Thos. ~allam, Well?w, Newark CARVERS-WOOD Wilkinson George, Harby, Lincoln NICholson A. Bmgham, Nottingham · Wilkinson William, Harby, Lincoln North John, Woodborough, Nottingham Garrad Wm. A. 1 Stretton st.Nottinghm CATTLE REMOVER Overton Edward, Harby, Lincoln Hillebrandt W. 6 Chesterfield st.Ntnghm fBY FLOAT. Owen Jonas, East Kirkby, Nottingham l\liddlebrook Alfred, Hopkinson's yard, . ' ). Parkin George, East .Markham, Newark Upper Parliament street, Nottingham Eaton Richd. 58 Dickinson st. Nttnghm Parkin J. Normanton-on-Trent, Newark Pattison Thomas Henry, 30 Chestnut CATTLE & SHEEP Pears James Henry, Gpper Broughton, grove, West Bridgford, Nottingham MEDICINES Melton Mowbray Pheasey Edwd. 8 Finkhill st. Nott.ingham . · _ . Pickaver J. Hucknall Huthwaite,l\lnsfld Tudsbury Richard & Sons, Edwin- ~Wls & Co. 98 London rd. !'tlottingham Pickford's Lim. 7 Hounds gate,Nttnghm stowe, Newark NICholson ~ernard, 502 l\Iansfield road,. Ploughright Mrs. E. Bunny, Nottingham Wainman A. 44..&., Barker gt. Nottingham Sh. Nottingham . Pratt Jn. Bolsover st.Hucknall Torkard Summers S. S. 41 Station st.Nottmgham Rawson John EL<>ton Newark CARVERS & GILDERS. Renshaw Bro's. Moor ~een, Nottingham Bregazzi E. J. 9 Nottingham rd.l\Iansfld Day, Son & Hewitt, 22 Dorset street,. Roberts James, Sutton, Nottingham Brownlow L. P. 22 Sneinson rd.Nttnghm Baker street, London W Robinson Raymond, Everton, B~wtry Cooper J. T. 30 Burton st.. Nott!ngham CELERY GROWERS. Rodgers George, Owthorpe, Nottmgham Crossley John (Newark) Ltd. 1<> Stod- B tiff Ch E t. B t 1 8 Rouse George, Bilsthorpe. Southwell man street, Newark. See advert arrowc ar ': • ver ..on,. aw ry Ruddington Carrying Society Limited Hallott l\Irs. Sarah A. 44 Mansfield G34?g George, M~Iterton, Ga~nsborougb (John Saxby, sec.), Wilford road, road, Nottingham Smith James, l\listerton, Gainsborough Ruddington, Nottingham Lumley & Postlethwaite, Church gate, CEMENT MANUFACTURERS. Sanderson's Express Carriers, 23 Filcher Retford · Associated Portland Cement Manufac- gate, Nottingham Pratt. J. 24 & 26 Glasshouse st.Nttnghm turers (1900) Ltd (The) Beacon hill Shipsides William, Orston! Nottingham Sheldrake .A!fd. 43 Appleton gate,~ewrk Newark · ' " Skelton C. Normanton-on-Trent,Newark Shelton Seth, 21 Mansfield rd.Nottinghm Barnatone Blue Liaa Lime eo. Slater & Son, Saracen's Head yard, 'fay_lor & Son, 28 ~ondon ~d.Notti~ham Llm. (The) (John Ward, mngr.),. ~arket place, Newark . Whillock Fredenck Damel, .30 l\hddle Barnstone & Cropwell Bishop, Not- Srmth .Mrs. E~ma, 67 ..\, Mam street, gate, Newark tingham; 60 Poplar street, Notting- ~ulwell, Nottingham T CASK DEALER. ham; Normanton Hills & East Leake,. S~th H. Sutton-upon-Trent, Newark . Loughborough S~th John, Costock, ~oughborough Stancer Thomas, Queens Walk wharf, Belvoir & Newark Plaster Co. Orston S~th M~s .. M. A. ~a.Bndgford,Nttnghm Nottingham sidings, G. N. Rly. & Lowfield sidings, Smith WIIha~, "\'hatton, Nottmgham CASTRATORS. G. N. Rly. Newark Spencer Edwm, Blyth, Rotherham Catierata & Co. Beacon hill, Newark Starbrook James, Boughton Newark Herrod. Thomas, Hal.am, Southwell Snaith & Co. Cropwell Bishop Nottinghm Stevenson l\Irs. H. Church street, Rud- Swanwtck George, Bmgham, Nottnghm ' dington, Nottingham Ward John Thomas, Warsop, Mansfield CEMENT MERCHANT. Stockdale. qeo.R. Ea. .Markham, Newark CATERERS. Foss Arthur George, 76-8 l\Iansfield Straw Wdham, Church street, Sutton- _ road, Nottingham. See advert in-Ashfield, Nottingham See also ConfectiOners. Swindin John, Evert{)n, Bawtry Bates Wait. 148 Mansfield rd.Nottinghm CEMETERIES. Talbot Charles, Thorney, Newark Nottingham (The) Cat.ering Co. Lim. 44 Annesley (Wm. Hy. Gelsthorpe, clerk Tarry Henry & Thomas, Lound, Retford Goldsmith st. & Arboretum st.Ntnghm to the burial board), Annesley,Ntnglun Taylor George, East .Markham, Newark Rowe Frederick J. 3 Robin Hood yard, Arnold (C. J. Spencer, clerk to the 'fhompson, M:cKay & Co. Ltd. Queen's Milton street, Nottingham burial board; Samuel Pinder, supt.}. walk, Nottingham Arnold, Nottingham Thompson Geo. Nth. Muskham, Newark CATTLE DEALERS. Aslockton (Frederick Smith, clerk), As- Thurlby M. Cropwell Butler, Nottinghm Allcock .Arthur, Radford marsh, Derby lockton, Nottingham Thurman Chas. Screveton, Nottingham road, Old Lenton, Nottingham Basford (William Jones, res. supt. & Tippler Bros. Main st. Carlton, Nttnghm Bailey l\iark, Askham, Retford clerk), Basford, Nottingham Towning William, Gotham, Derby Beeby George, Kingston-on-Soar, Derby Bingham (Edmund Smith, sexton}~ Tyler Robert, .Aslockton, Nottingham Beeson T. Radcliffe-on-Trent, Nottinghm Grantham rd. Bingham, Nottingham Ulyeat Henry, Walesby, Newark Betts James, 38 Thurgarton street, Burton Joyce (Daniel E. Gale, registrar Wagg George, Derbyshire lane, Huck- Sneinton, Nottingham & clerk), Burton Joyce, Nottingham nall Torkard Blagg John Aldred, Epperstone, Not- Calverton (John H. Collyer, clerk t() Wakes Thomas, South Clifton, Newark tingham; & Woodborough, Nttnghm Parish Council}, Calverton,Nottinghm Wales Charles, Everton, Bawtry Bradley George, .Askham, Retford Carlton (William Huckerby, chairman),. Walker George, Eakring, Newark Brealey C. Henry, 3 Loughborough road, Chapel street, Carlton, Nottingham ~ Walton Chas. Ea. Bridgford, Nottnghm West Bridgford, Nottingham East Kirkby (George Hudson Hibbert,. Weightman R. Nth. Muskham, Newark Butt William, 2 Kelham road, Newark clerk to the burial board; Thos. W. \.Vhaley E. Gringley-on-the-Hill,Doncstr Clark P. Bellevue ho. Tuxford, Newark Nix, Eastwood, registrar), East Kirk- Whitby John, East Leake, Loughboro' Dakin Jan1es, Weston, Newark by, Nottingham Whitworth H. 10 Clumber st. Mansfield D'Hooghe Charles F. 12 Prospect street, East Retford (Percy Jones, clerk to the Willis Samuel, Car Colston, Nottingham Radford, Nottingham burial board; George Barnett, lodge Willows Percy, Girton, Newark Dickens Samuel, 40 Radcliffe road, West keeper), Great. North road, Retford Wright E.Radcliffe-on-Trent,Nottinghm Bridgford, Nottingham Eastwood (Frederick Cattle, clerk to Wright J. North Wheatley, Retford Ellis A. 7 Front st. Arnold, Nottingham Urban District Council), Eastwood, Wright W. Radclifie-on-Trent, Nttnghm Ellis G.sen. 7 Front st. Arnold,Nottinghm Nottingham Wyld Samuel, Calverton, Nottingham Farnsworth Mrs. A. Newthorpe,Nttnghm Everton (J. J. Hayes, clerk to the joint. Foster W. Radclifle-on-Trent, Nttnghm burial committee), Everton, Bawtry CARRIERS BY WATER. Fryer Hy. 32 Sussex street, Nottingham Farndon (John Harrison, clerk to the Fellows, Morton & Clayton Limited, Greenberry E. 69 North gate, Newark Parish Council), Farndon, Kewark ·._ Brown's wharf, Canal street, Nttnghm Grooby George, Newington, Bawtry Gotham (G. Smith, kpr.), Gotham, Derby Furley Richard & Co. Palatine street, Hatton Henry, Normanton-on-Soar, Hucknall Huthwaite (George Hudson Lenton boulevard, Nottingham Loughborough I Hibbert, Mansfield, clerk to the Great Central Railway Co. West Stock- Knight John l\L 59 Colwick road, burial board; Alfred Turner, keeper), with, Gainsborough Sneinton, Nottingham I Hucknall Huthwaite, :Mansfield .
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