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CUR 945 F • Seymoor Owen & Son, Lower Green, 'Glover Wm TRADES DIRECTORY.] KENT. CUR 945 f • Seymoor Owen & Son, Lower green, 'Glover Wm. Stockwellst. Greenwich sE Stone T.Georgeyard,Kingst. Maidstone Pembury, Tunbridge Wells Goldsmith James Wailer, 15 & 17 High Twort Thomas &; Sona, 26 Park road, ShoveJn. & Son, 6o High st. Lewishm SE street, Tunbridge Wells Southborough, Tunbridge Wells Shove W. S. 22 Tranquil vale, Blackhth SE HayballMissesEmma &; Sarah, Mortimer VenablesJ. &Co. 29Elmira st. LewishamsB Simmons Henry James, 145 High st. & house, Sydenham road, Sydenham SE Woodhams Leonard, 109 London rd. &; Pelican whf.Strood, Rochstr. See advt Hemsley Miss Annie, 5 Hanover road, 6 Holden Park road, South borough, SizerBros.75&77Trafalgr.rd.GrnwchsE Tunbridge Wells Tunbridge Wells Smith Wallace, Gravel road, Bromley Hiscock Miss Carolina, 7 Eaton terrace, Wright Waiter, 33 Week st. Maidstone Solomon Tbos. 2u High st. Lewisham SE Edward street, Greenwich sE Streatfield Edward Warton, 83 Week st. Hughes Miss. 16 Denzil terrace, West- CRICKET ING OUTFITTERS. Maidstone; 71 Plumstead road, Plum- combe hill, Blackheath sE Bunce John Friend, 27 St. George's st. stead ; 29 Hi4h street &; 3 Hare street, Ince&Bard,49Devonshire rd.l<'orest HlsE Canterbury &; 105 High st. Ramsgate Woolwich Jones Mrs.M. W. 12 Harvey st.l<'olkestone Cole William, 27 High street, Chatham Strickland Samuel, Mill road, Northum- Killeen Mrs. 47 Knowles Hill crescent, Street George A. The Rectory field, Old berland Heath, Belvedere S.O Lewisham sE CharltonS.0.&24Acorn ter.BlackhthsE Strickland Samuel (agent for J. Gibbs & KingGeo.C.24 & 25 New road, Gravesend Tl'llphetJ.m8 Blackhth.hi.Greenwich sE Co.), 5 Spital street, Dartford Knight Mrs.L. 18 St. G-eorge's st.Cantbry Styles Brothers, 10 King st. Maidstone Lucas Miss 'fina, 29 Lewisham High rd. CRUCIBLE MANUFRS. Symonds H. J. & Co. Hadlow, Tonbridge New Cross sE . Graphite Plumbago Crucible Co. Lim. Tapply EdwardS.47 High street; Under- Martin H. 137 & 139 Burnt Ash rd.Lee sE (William J.eathes, manager); 82 cliff wharf & Gatland farm, Maidstone Metcalf & Mayes, Albion house, 15 & 16 Tanner's hill, Deptford New Town Taylor Henry Edward, 28 St. George's Bench street, Dover Magnum Bonum Crucible Co. (The), 64 street ; 6 Sun street ; stores, Ivy lane Norman Miss A. 22 Shardeloes road, Chester street, Greenwich sE & Stand 43• Corn exchange,Canterbry New Cross sE Taylor Thomas, High street, Cranbrook Norris Miss E. 152 High st. Ramsgate Falcke & Son, Bolingbroke gardens, Bat- Taylor William ; office, 69 Bank street Page Mrs. H. 134 St. John's rd. Deptfrd tersea, London s w & Lenworth &; Bridge Wharf mills, Pierson Mrs. M.39 Guildhall st. Folkestn Morgan Crucible Company Limited (The Maidstone Pitt & Hancock, 2 Aberdeen buildings, Patent Plumbago Crucible Company), Taylor William Page, High street & ~igh street, Bromley sole manufacturers of Morgan's & Sala- Railway station, Orpington B.S.O Powel!MissF.sDudley rd.Tnnbrdg.Wells mander crucibles &c. Only medals Tyrer Harry & Co. St.Mary Cray R.S. 0.; Pyne Bros. ISS• 157, 159 & 161 Lewisham awarded, London, 1862 ; silver medals, St. Paul's Cray, St. Mary Cray High road, New Cross sE Dublin&Oporto,I86S; only first-class R.S.O. ; Main road & Hadlow terrace, Rafton Bros. 189 High street, Rochester medals, Paris,1867; gold medal, Paris, High street, Sidcup; Bickley station, Simmonds Miss H. 315 High rd. Lee SE 1878; only medal•(gold), Frankfort, Brom\ey & Orpington R.S.O •rwiggs Misses Sarah &; Ellen Cecelia, t88x ; sole award, Madrid, 1883; Bat- Verrall Geo. & Sons, Hart st. Maidstone 43 High street, Sandgate S. 0 tersea works, London s w Wacher F. W.Tower stores,HerneBayS.O Williams 'fhos. 14 Clover st. Uhatham Ruel W. H. (established 1751; award Waghorn Geo. jun.Paddock Wood R.S.O Woods Miss R.F.9Gloucester pi.Folkestn 1851), Garden Wharf lane, Old Bat­ Wakefield George Edward, 30 High st. YoungStanford,35&37Londn.rdSvnoaks tersea, London s w & 2 Bridg-e wharf, Maidstone Smith Alexander, Plumbago crucible Wakefield Richard, 59 Lower Stone st. ; COTTON & CANVAS BAG works (of Ulasgow) ; London depot, Knightrider st. & Mote rd. Maidstone MANUFACTRS. & PRINTERS. Ford's folly, Battersea s w Wakeley Bros. Crown quay, Sittingbrn Haker, l<'eltham & Co. 87 Tooley street, Tatnell E. & Co. Ford's folly, Ba.ttersea, Walker Thos. The Harbour, Whitstable London sE London s w Wallis Alfred, Bricklayers' Arms P.H. JudgeS. & H. 87 Tooley st. London s E Farningham, Dartford CRUTCH & AMBULANCE WallisE. 68 St. John's rd. Tunbrdg. Wells COTTON POWDER CO. ::U:ATERIAL MANUFACTURER. Webster J. 4 WSlston ter. Greenwich sE Tonite or Cotton Powder Co. Limited Daniels William, 11 Norwood street, Wells Mrs.M.Ann,Knockholt, Sevenoaks (George Trench, manager), Oare Ashford. See advertisement Wenborn W. 15 High st. .Strood, Rochester works, Faversham Wensley&Co. 29Montplr. vale, BlackhthsE CURIOSITY DEAI.ERS. West & Wright, Town wharf, High st. & COWKEEPERS. Barham William C. Seal, Sevenoaks Iguanodon mills, Maidst.one See Dairymen & Cowkeepers. Chanteri Thos. 23 Grace hilJ, Folkestone Wood Edward & Co. Wood's wharf, Clarke James, 15~ Snargate st. Dover Thames street, Greenwich sE CREOSOTE DEALERS. Johnson Joseph, 37 & 14 High st. &; 23 Woodhams & Levy, Victualling Office Finnemore &; Son, Stone st. Cranbrook Tontine st. & 6 South st. Folkestone w_harf, Rochester; & at Victoria wharf, CREOSOTE MA NUF ACTRS Lurcock William, 16 King st. Margate Fmsbury, Rochester · Riley W. T. 23 Boone street, Lees E Youngman George & Co. West Borough Johnson William, jun. Mill hall, Ditton, offices & St. Peter's street, Maidstone Maidstone CURRIERS & LEATHER & Canal road, Frindsbury, Rochester SELLERS. Cassell Fredk. Plough brid~e, Deptford Beadle George, 107 High street, Hythe :Brewers' Grains Co. (Ernest Halmyn, Dussek Brothers & Co. Verney road & Beeken J. East cross, 'fenterden, Ashfrd mana()'er) 153 Cheapside London sE 113 Lewisham Highroad, New Cross, Berry Jn.G. 4 Hope st. Sheerness-on-Sea o ' ' London sE BrainJ<'seph W. 47Thomasst. Woolwich CORSET MAKERS. Brain Richard, 19(5 High st. Chatham See Stay & Corset Makers. CRICKET BAT, BALL & STUMP Brown Thomas Viney, 181 High street, MANUFACTURERS. Deal & 15 King street, Dover COSTUME MAKERS. Avery George, 9 & 11 Charles street, Bussey Alfred, 78 Plumstead road .Anderson & Co. 205, 207, 209 & 2u Southborough, Tnnbridge Wells Coldwell Jabez, 6 Plumstead road Lewisham High road, New Cross sE Brown H. 35 Upper Stone st. Maidstone Colebrook Silas,22 Hare street, Woolwich Banbury Mi~ Agnes, Myrtle house, 22 FRANCIS THOMAS (late Dark), Hil- Cooper Wm. P. 1 Station rd.Lewisham SE · Lamp Mead road, Lees E denborough, Tonbridge DavisonJ.19Highst.New.Brmptn.Chthm Barling Robert, 19 Week st. Maidstone Duke & Son, Penshnrst, Tonbridge Dorman & ~o. The Whist, Ashford Barwis Miss Emma, 5 St. Michael's cres. Gradidge J-1. 36 Artillery pi. W oolwich DuligaUSidney, 25Lewis gro,Lewishm SE St. Michael's road, Sydenham s E Hearne G. G. 140 Lewisham High road, Fawsitt Frederick,21 Market sq.Bromley Blake Mrs. Sarah, 93A & 94 High street, New Cross sE Fenne\l George, 10 John st. Woolwich Maidstone Hickmott Ed ward, Boxley, Maidstone Gibbons Joseph & Co. Globe la. Chatham Cassell:.\Irs.6 SunGardn. cots. Blackhth SE Hitchcock H. H. H ilden borough, Tonbrdg Glover Alfred, I I M ulgrave pl. Wool wich Court Miss C. 7 Burnt Ash road, Lees E Jefferies &; Co. 1 Lwr. Wood st. Wool web GoodbanGeorgeJas.t8Highst.Ramsgate Cross Mrs. J. to8 Lee road, Lee SE Kingswood & Son, Great Bridge High Gorf Rt.Geo.xg9Shortlandsrd.Sittngbrn Darracott William, 6 & 7 High st. Deal street, Tonbridge Grace Henry, Harbour st. Whitstable Davey & Co. 247 Lewisham High road, Parker William, 71 Taylor street, South- Grace Wm.John,49Palace st.Canterbury New Cross sE borough, Tunbridge Wells Harris William, 39 Church st.Woolwich Davis Miss S. A. 7 Edward street, Sheer- Reader Alfred V. Teston, Maidstone Hinton Albert, St. John's lane, Ashford ness-on-Sea Rowe Fredk. 56 Samuel st. Woolwich HookE.&Son,tgCalverleyrd.Tnbrdg.Wls Ellis Philip, 34 & 35 Mount Pleasant rd. Sales James, Modest corner, Southbro· Hook Mrs. Miriam Elizabeth, 57 Hither Tunbridge Wells corn. Southborough, 'funbridge Wells Green lane, Lewisham sE Garthwaite Mrs. Lydia, 7 High street, Sharvill F. 19 Nevill st. Tun bridge Wells Hooker Henry,82 High st. Sittingbourne Strood, Rochester Smith &; Ives, W oodside rd. Tonbridge Hopkins Mrs. C.t & 3 Lowfield st. Dartfrd K. S. & S. 60 .
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