~romle!1 ~irecfor!1 - Bromley Council

STRONG'S

~romle!1 ~irecfor!1 REVISED

• • • • •

Q10tnprising f{)e following ~aris{)es 1'_,.BROULEY, BECKENHAU, BICKLEY, CHELSFIELD, CHISLEHURST, CODlIAlII, DOWNE,

FARNBOROUGH, FOOTS CRAY, GROVE PARK, HAYES, KESTO:S-,

KNOCKHOLT, MOTTINGHAlII, NORTH CRAY, ORPINGTON, SHORTLANDS,=-:~..:

ST. MARY CRAY, ST. PAUL'S CRAY AND WEST WICKHA":lI,

TOGETHER WITH

Official Establishments, Local Institutions, Churches,

Postal Arrangements, &c., &c.

ONE. SHILLING. (CO~IPLETE WITH MAP.)

REGISTERED AT STATIONERS' HALL.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY

KELLY'S DIRECTORIES LIMITED, IS:.?, 183 AXD 184, HIGn HOLBoRX, LONDOX, w.o.

PRINTED BY KELLY'S DIRECTORIES LIl\lITED,

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ADVEHTISEUENTS.

MESSRS.

-BAXTER PAYNE & LEPPER (ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF A CENTURY),

Auctioneers and Surveyors, VALUERS,

Estate. Land. Timber, House & A~rioultural Agents

101 Market Square, BROMLEY; Also at BECKENHAM,rKENT, and 69, KING WILLIAM STREET, E.C.

-------- •••......-------Auction Sales and Valuations of Freehold and Leasehold

Properties, Furniture, Farming Stock, &c.

Collection of Rents and Tithes, and the Entire Management of_ Estates undertaken on Moderate Terms.

VALUATIONS MADE FOR PROBATE AND LEGACY DUTY. -----::===;;;;;;;;;,,:--

PROPERTY PUBLISHED THE FIRST DAY OF EVERY MONTH.

Bromley, Bickley, Beckenham, Chislehurst, AND WEST KENT GENERALLY.

MEsSRS. BAXTER PAYNE & LEPPER having through their Agencydisposed of most of the Residences and Estates that have changed owner·

ship, are particularly desirous of drawing attention to this important fact. MESSRS. BAXTER PAYNE& LEPPER'S widely known and extensive connection enables them to Let or Sell Property of every description most advantageously by Public Auction or Private Contract. Scales of Commission on Sales, Valuations, Letting of Landed Estates,

House Property, Farms. &c., to be ha1. on application. MORTG"GES ARRANGED ON FREEHOLD & LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES.

AGENTS TO THE SUN FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES, RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY; &0., &0.

F. PAYNE, F.S.I., F.A.I. } BAXTER P .lYNE & LEPPER.J. H. LEPPER, F.S.I., F.A.I.

BRO;\!.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Established upwards of .... a Hundred Years.

Telegrams-"Uridge, Telephone Nos _112 l BromleyBromley, Kent." . 295 j Exchange.

UBIDGE'S HIGH-CLASS

• • STORES. .. ..

DETAILED • PRICE • BOOK • FREE • ON • APPLICATION.

The Oldest and Best Stores

in the District.

27, WIDMORE ROAD and 25, MASONS HILL, .. BROMLEY ...

INDEX.

INDEX. Aberdeen Buildings Addison Road ... Albert Road Aldermary Road Aldermen and Councillors of Bromley Corporation . Alexandra Crescent... ... ... ..• . Ambulance Brigade-St. John Analyst, County... .•. Ann's Cottages .. Assistant O"erseer Athletic Societies Avenue (Bickley) Avondale Road ... Aylesbury Road Babbacombe R~ad Banks... ... Baptist Church... ... .. Baptist Church, Bromley Common Barnett Wood Road ... ... Beaconsfield Road Beckenham Grove Beckenham Lane ... ... ... ... ... Beckenham and Shortlands Commercial Directory .•

" Directory ... Institutions, &c. .. _

and Shortlands Private Residents " Professional Directory .•.

Postal Directory. ... ... . .. Education Committee

" Street Directory " Urban District Council

Bickley Directory Bickley Park

" . " R~~d Bickley Road ...

" Street Directory Bird·in·Hand Lane .. Blackbrook Lane Bloomfield Road Blyth Road Bourne Road ... Brethren (The) Brewery Road.. .•. ••• .•• Bromley and Beckenham Joint Hospital Board Bromley and Bickley Commercial Directory Bromley Burial Board ... ... ... Bromley Cab Fares Bromley College Bromley Common Bromley Corporation .. Bromley and County Club Bromley Crescent ...

177 178 178

83 178 145

97 178

97 155 469 179 179 179 131 123

-125 180 469 555 180 405 327' . 333 425 419 331 336 337 335 468 469 469 181 469 470 470 181 182 182 127 182 95

257 85 77

105,183183 81

137 184

ADVERTISE~IENTS. \

~-JA.1Y.I:ES

FAMiliES waited on

every Morning for

Orders if required, and

all Orders punctually

attended to.

'tATEST (ESTABLISHED 1872),

JOB AND POST MASTER. Carriages of every description. Livery and Bait Stables.

LEWES- ROAD, .WIDMORE, BROMLEY• . . Telephone, sis Bromley.

INDEX.

Bromley, Description of Town Bromley Education Committee Bromley Gas Consumers' Company ... Bromley Gardens Bromley Gymnastic Hall Bromley Road ... Bromley Grove Bromley, History of ..• Bromley and Bickley Private Residents . Bromley and Bickley Professional Directory . Bromley and Kent Electric Light and Power Co ... Bromley Board of Guardians (members of) Bromley Rural District Council Bromley Parish Church Bromley Union... .•. . .. Bromley University Extension Society Bromley Street Directory ... . .. Bromley School of Science and Art .. Bromley School of Music Bromley Building Societies Brook Lane Cottages Burial Boards Burnt Ash Lane Cambridge Road Canon Road Carriers Cemeteries Charitable Society Chatterton Road Chelsfield Directory Cberry Orchard Road ... ... Chief Constable for the County of Kent Chislehurst Directory ... ... '".

Street Directory "0

Commercial Directory .Postal Directory ... Private Residen.ts

" Urban District Council ... Chislehurst Road Christ Church ... Chrysanthemum Society Church Road (Shortlands) Church Road ... ... Churches and Chapels Claremont Road Clarence Road ... Clubs Coles Child's Cottages ... College Road ... 0" •••

College Slip... ... •. ... . .. Commissioners for Administering Oaths, &c. . .• Commissioners of Land and Assessed Taxes-Clerk to Companies-Public ... Congregational Church

165 185 135 555 555 71

291 283 163 89 93

107 87

147 177 103 151 163 186 85

234 186 470 165 129 141 186 476 187

95 479 487 503 483 507 484 470 113 145 556 187

.. 107,332,484471 471 159 188 188 189

163 119

ADVERTISE:l\IENTS.

T. W. A. PHILPOT, OLD-ESTABLISHED

Builder, Decorator, Contractor and....Sanitary Surveyor,

1, Tudor Parade, 8hortlands, Bromley, Kent. Special Attention to Sl.uita1."Y,Da:nra.tiva a '1 i General Repairs,

all at Lowest Possible Prices, under my personal supervision. Plans and Advicefree to bona fide purchasers. Estimates on application.

J[ J[ HOUSE AGENT" J[ J[

Intending Purchasers of Land in this healthy suburban district are respectfully invited to place their requirements with me. A number

of good Houses, with first· class Sanitation, to select from.

ALL CLASSES OF HOUSES, ETC., TO BE LET OR SOLD.

INDEX.

Conservative Association ... Contagious Diseases (Animals), Inspector Coroner, West Kent ..• Corporation of Bromley Cottage Hospital County Ana]rst County Councillors County Court •.. County Surveyor Cowper Road .. , Crescent Road ... Cricket Clubs , .. Cross Road Crown Luue ". Cudham Directory Cumberland Road Den Hoad Denmark Villas Devonshire Square ... .•• •.• Distances to Adjacent Places of Interest Downe Directorv Drill Hall and Gymnasium Durham Avenue Durham Road .. , East Street Edward Road Elementary Schools Elliott Road .. , Elmfield Park , .. Elmfield Road ••. Elmstead Lane' Ethelbert Road Exmouth Road Farnaby Road .. . •• F<:trnborough Directory Farwig Lane ••• Farwig Wesleyan Mission Fashoda Road .,. Fever Hospital ••• Fire Engine Station Florence Road Football Clubs •.• Foots Cray Directory Freelands Grove Freelands Road Freemasons ••• Friendly Societies Garden Lane •.. Garden Road .. ~.• Gas Works Gilbert Road ..• Gladwell Road ..• Glass Mill Lane Glebe Road

97 97 81 141 97 91 91 91

189 190 155 19~ I90i 513,191" 556 191 191 19 516 133 ... 191..• 192 192 193 161 193 194 194: 411 194: 194 194 518 195 125 196 143 135 .196 155 523 196 196 153 153 191 191 91

197 198 198 198

10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

l=~~~L~~k Jor ~~e Clock on Masons Hill.

JOHN MAY.< , .,

WatebmaRei~, ~"Je\vel1er. and ·i~~ Silyersmitb ~l~

(NEW PREMISES NOW OPEN).

47 (late 33);Masons'Hill,BROMLE"V'.

ALL work executed by skilled workmen under direct personalsupervision. Electro Plating and. Engraving. Clocks wound

and regulated from £1 IS. per annum.

A WELL-ASSORTED STOCK" Telephone No. 414 BrO~~~Y. ·TelephOne No. 28 St. Mary Cray.

E~ CLARKE & SON, 1>~\\'\\e~s,-eookb\"6.e~s,S\a\\o\'\e~s,

DISCOUNT BOOKSELLERS, &c., . . ;

68, HIGH STR~ET, BR,OMLEY, KENT, (Opposite the "Bell" Hotel,)

AND. AT • ST. MARY .,CRAY~

,. ~9~<

Fancy & Useful Articles for .Presents. ~6--E::i~,

School Stationery. Engraving and Die Sinking .. ,Plain and Relief Stamping. Pictures '~ounted and Framed. Bookbinding promptly

. executed on the PremIses .. .

BILL POSTING AND ADVERTISING AGENTS. Over 60 protected Posting Stations' guaranteed in Bromley and vicinity.

C~~ittee,

INDEX,

Godwin Road ... Grasmere Road Gravel Pits Gravel Road ... Gravel Road (Lower) .•• Great Elms Road ... Grove Park Directory... ... GU!trdians of the Bromley Cnion Gwyder Road ..• Gymnastic Club Halls, Public ... Hammelton Road Havelock Road Hawes Road ... Hawkesworth Road Hawthorne Road Haxted Road Hayes Lane ... Hayes Directory Hayes Roacl ... Haywood Road Heathfield Road Henry Street ... High Street Highland Road Hill Brow-Hilldrop Road ... Holwood Road Holy Trinity Church ..• Homreopathic Hospital and Dispensary Homefield Road ... ... ... Homesdale Road Hooker's Place Hope Park . Horsley Road . Hospital-Infectious

Cottage Homreopathic

" Lady Margaret Howard Road ... Index to Names of Advertisers Insurance Agents Iron Room, Great Elms Road .. ; Jackson Road -Jaffray Road ... Johnson Road ... Kent County Council Domestic Economy School Kent County Council Local School Attendance

Bromley Union Area ... ... Kent District of the Metropolitan Water Board Kesfon Directory ... King's Taxes-Collector of Kingswood Road Kinnaird Avenue

199 199 199 199 199 526

89 200 157 133 200 201 201 202 471 202 202 530 203 203 203 204. 204 208 210 210 210

,117'143 210 210 212 212 212 143 141 143 143 212

45 .•.159,333

}27213 214 214 105

532 95

556 215

-12 ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED a6 YEARS.

-FR·~D:E~.ICK :FAWSITT, (turrier an" -1eatber mercbantt

21, Market Square, Bromley.

Unrivalled 'for Qualities o'f Sole Leather. GENERAL SHOE MERCERY AND GRINDERY. UPPERS.

-"""'(i"'''''

BOOT AND SIIOE LACES AND EVERY REQUISITE FOR TilE SIIOETRADE.

INDEX. 13

14,3215 215 215 216 163 99

216 103 34

91 216

... 59 to 67 127 216 216 218

97 199 218 133 218 135

s;:; 218 73

219 219 220 221 222 81

556 222

97 223 127 223 223 225 537 589 151 225 226 226 226 227 145 227 471 i54-.{.

Knockholt Directory ... Lady Margaret Hospital Lake Avenue... ... Langdon Road ... Lansdowne Road Lewes Road .. Liberal Association Library, Free Public ... Liddon Road ... Literary Institute ... Local Directories-List of Local School Attendance Committee, Bromley Union Area, Kent

County Council Lodge Road... ... . • London Banks and Bankers London City:Mission ... London Lane ... London Road Longfield ... Lord Lieutenant of the County Lower Gravel Road' Lownds Avenue Lyric Theatre .. , Madeira Avenue Magistrates Magistrates, Clerk to Magpie Hall Lane Manor of Bromley Market· Square Marlborough Road Martins Road .. , Masons Hill Mavelstone Road Mayor of Bromley Mays Hill Road Meadow Road ... ... Metropolitan Water Board (Kent district) Minster Road . Missions, &c. . Mooreland Road Morgan Road . 1\losslea Road . l\1ottingham Directory ... Mottingham Street Directory Musical Societies ..• . .. Napier Road Nelson Road ... Nettlefold's Cottages Newbury Road Newman Road .,. New~papers .Nichol Lane ... Nightingale Lane North Cray Directory

14 ADVERTISEMENTS.

K. DOTTER} "rf a\th\\\a\\e~ 8) jewe\\e~,

123, High Street,

BROMLEY, KENT. ----- ..

ALL KINDS OF

English and Foreign Clocks,~

Watches, Jewellery, &c., MADE AND REPAIRED"

INDEX.

North Road North Street Oak lands Road Oakley Road ... Oakwood Avenue Oldfield Road ... Open Brethren, Gospel Hall Orchard Road ... Orpington Directory Overseers ... Pageheath Lane Pageheath Villas Palace Grove ... Palace Road Parish Church . Park Avenue . Park Cottages Park End ... Park Farm Road Park Grove Park Road Park Road (Upper) Park HilI ... Park Hill Road Pawley's Cottages Pembroke Road ... Perpetual Commissioners Philanthropic Society ..• Pines Road ••• Plaistow... . .. Plaistow Burial Board Plaistow Grove Plaistow Lane ... ... ... . .. Pleasant Sunday Afternoon Brotherhood Plymouth Brethren Plymouth Road. Police... ... Political Associations Pope Road Population ... Postal Information

' Presbyterian Church Primitive Methodist... . .. Prospect Place .... .. Protestant Refonnation Society Public Companies Pu blic Halls . Public Officers . Queen Anne Avenue Queen's Road ... Queen's Mead Road Quernmore Road Raglan Road .. , Railway Stations

228 228 228 556 472 127 229 545

97 472 472 229 230 107 231 231 231 232 '232 233 233 472 556 234 472 97 139 473 234

85 234 235 147 127 2S6

97 163 236

71 167 117 125 237 149 163 133

95 237 23t; 238 238 238

... 77, 239

16 ADVERTISE M:ENTS.

Mrs. DEAN, j\~\ 'Need.\eWOl:\\ t,s\ab\\s\\\\\e\\\,

• • • tr 84, High Street, BROMLEY

(OlJ1Josite tlte College).

Ladies' Own Materials Designed and Traced. • • • ••• Needlework Commenced, Finished or Mounted to Order. • ••

Crests, Monograms and Initials Embroidered.

Sawing, Planing and Moulding MiIIs-:' TWEEDY ROAD, BROMLEY.

Yards: TWEEDY ROAD & SHERMAN ROAD. Every description of Work In the Trade promptly executed.

THOMAS CROSSLEY & SON, Builders and Contractors.r------------------

LARGE STAFF OF EXPERIENCED WORKMEN KEPT. ~

SANITARY TESTS AND SURVEYS MADE. Telephone No. 298 Bromley.

INDEX.

Rates, Collector of Ravensbourne Road Ravensbourne Road, Shortlands Reading Rooms, see Clubs Recreation Grounds Recreation Road .. Registrars-Births,' Deaths and Marriages Relief Societies Relieving and Vaccination Officer Ringers Road .. , Rodway Road ... . .. Roman Catholic Church Salisbury Road Salvation Army Sandford Road ... Sanitary Inspector, &c. School of Music ... School of Science and Art Schools-Elementary Scott's Lane Scott's Road Sewerage Board Shawfield Park ... Sheppard's College Sherman Road ... Shortlands Directory Sbortlands Gardens Shortlands Street Directory . Shortlands Private Residents . Shortlands Grove Shortlands Road Simpsons Road Sinclair's Cottages Slough Lane ... ... Societies, Miscellaneous South Hill South Hill Road ... Southborough.. .., Southborough Mission Room ... Southborough Road ••• Southlands Grove •.• Southlands Road (Bickley) Southlands Road ••. South Street Spencer Road Stanhope Villas Stanley Road Station Road ..• .• •.. Station Road (f:ihortlands) ... St. John Ambulance BrigadeSt. John's Church ••• ' St. Luke's Burial Board St. Luke'S Cb..:.:;~ •.• St. Luke's :Mission Room

239 551 159 129 239

97,99139

99 240 240 123 241 121 241 99

151 103 161 551 241 ~5

... 2H •.•107,183

242 553 242 555 425 551 557 242 243 243 145 24:3 !43 473 121 473 414 474 244 244 245 245 245 246 558 145 111

85 115 129

18 ADVERTISEMENTS.

M. Milliners, Costumiers and Court Dressmakers.

""@..>(K§Y"

(!ourt Gowns, JE"ening 1Dregges, &C., MADE AT MODERATE CHARGES.

24, MARKET SQUARE, BR01VILEY.

NewandSecon:d-handChnrche8,Ohurch,Chapel andSchoolFittiDg~ Chapels. and School Rooms. Every descriptIon (fthe latest improved .MachinerY'j . Seats, Pulpits, Lecterns, Desks, ForUlg, &c., made tySheds iorManufacturi.ag purpo5CS also Cottae:es~ 8table~, Coach-hou~es. Farm Building!'. kept in stock. P{ansandE.stimateo Several bmldmg8 always 011 view, alllllOO tons of Iron in auy part of the World. ~ . frJe on appIi~atinll Buihliugs shipped and erect<.d

HARBROW'S Iron Building Works, adjoining South Bermondsey Statioll,London,S.E. Telephone ..No. 17 Hop. , Te:cgrnnF; •. 1:c01:f).1lif:a', Vmflon."

INDEX.

St. Mark's Church St. Mark's Church Room St. Mary Cray Directory St. Mary's Church St. Mary's MiEsion Rooms St. Paul's Oray Directory .. , SS. Peter and Paul's (Parish) Church Strict Baptist Chapel Sundridgt: Avenue Sundridge Park Surveyor, CountyTalbot Road Taxes, Collector of Taxes,. Surveyor of Telephone Service Temperance Societies Times of the World Toots Wood Road Town Hall Trades Directory Trinity Presbyterian Church ... Turncocks Tweedy Road ... Tylney Road .,.• Union Road ... Upper Park Road Vaccination Officer Valley Road Vale Cottages Victoria Lower Hall Victoria' Road '" Volunteers ... Waldegrave Road Waldo Road Waipole Road Walter's Yard ... Wanstead Road Warner Road '" Weights and Measures, &c., Inspector of Wellington Road Wcndo,"er Road Wesleyan Church West Kent Main Sewerage Board West Wickham Directory Westmoreland Road Weston Grove ... Weston Road .. West Street Wharton Road Widmore Road ... Woodlands Road Young ,\Tamon's Christian Association

129 559 III 129 564 101 127 246 246

97 246 95 99 133 155 281 246

... 133,219 ... 21, 569

117 99 247 474 248 233 99

558 248 135 248 137 475 249 249 250 250 250

97 251 251 121 95

566 252 253 253 251 253 254 475 l/)t

20 .A.DVERTISEl\UJ.NT8.

H. T. CAYZER (Nineteen Years with Mr. R. L. GORE),. .

90, Newbury Road, Bromley, Kent,

Hot Water and Gas Fitter, PL 'U'1VJ:BER." &:.c.

Re-Japanning. Kitchen Utensils Re-Tinned equal. to new. Authorised to supply and fix WELSBACH INCANDESCENT BURNERS, &.c.

STPVES AND RANGES BY BEST MAKERS, &c. REPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

TRADEt; DIRECTORY.

"TRADES DIRECTORY. "1:?~1'~

PAGE Account Book Manufacturers.

Clarke E. & Son,53,High Street, Bromley,and at St. Mary Cray 10

Advertising Contractors. Clarke E. & Son,53, High Street, Bromley,and at St. Mary Cray 10

Antique Furniture Dealer. White T. L.,8, SimpsonsRoad, Bromley 106

Appraisers. Dunn H. G., 20, Market Square and 36,Park Road,Bromley... 54 Pyrke G., 14.7, 148 and150, High Street, Bromley... 134

Art Needlework. Dean Mrs., 84-,High Street, BromleJ 16

Auctioneers and Surveyors. Baxter Payne & Lepper; 10, ~i:arket·Square,Bromley,and at

Beckenham 3, 176, 326,334, 486, 577,and back of cover Baby Carriages.

Hitchings, Limited, 86, New Bond Street and 329 and 331,OxfordStreet, W. and 45, Knightsbridge, S.W. Facing page 99

Baby Linen Warehouse. Attwood W. J., 10, Broadway, Bromley...... 282 Hart's Juvenile Warehouse,8, London Road, Bromley 144

Bakers and Confectioners. Cooling & Anderson, 5, Widmore Road, Bromley ., . 172 Maunder W., 1 & 2, Market Square, Bromley ... 126, and Foot note~

Banking.London & County Banking Co.Lim., 141, High St., Bromley... 207

Bill-Posters. ClarkeE. & Son, 53,High Street, Bromley,and at St. Mary Cray 10

Bookbinders. Clarke E. & Son,53, High Street, Bromley,and at St. MaryCray 10

Boot and Shoe Makers. Ayling T. S., 15 & 16, Broadway, High t;treet, Bromley, and

36B, High Street, Beekenham 152 Phillips Bros., 26, East Street, Bromley .. 92

ADVERTISEMENTS.

r ESTA8LISUEIJ 1869.

--;H,"""",

The Bazaar, d:>- s

HaYe an -m

114, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY • .-----,.-.,---. M. « J. BAKER

Immense StOCR of Novelties, INCLUDING

·~oys. Dolls, Games, Baskets, Work Eoxes, Bags, Albums, Books' Ohina and Glass, Fancy Goods, Stationery, &c.

Dolls Shoes, Socks, &c.

TRADES DIRECTORY. 23

Inside back cover 132

Bottled Beer Merchants. "i'ox& Sons, Farnborough . ~rem1in Brothers, Dingwall Road, Croydon .

30ward's Stores, Limited, 59, 60, 71, 72,. 73 and 108, High Street, Bromley & 67 &69, High Street, Beckenham ... 330,

. Foot notes, and Facing Inside front cover Uridge's High Class Stores, 27, Widmore Road and 25,Masons

Hill, Bromley

Bread and Biscuit Bakers. Cooling & Anderson, 5, Widmore Roai, Bromley ... 172

. .Maunder W., 1 and 2, Market Square, Bromley ... 126, and Foot notes

Brewers. Fox & Sons, Farnborough ... ... Frenil~n ,Brothers, Dingwall Road, Croydon

Builders, Decorators and Contractors . . Arnaud J. C. & Son, 149, High Street, Bromley 32

Copeland H. & Son, 1, The Pavement,Bromley Rd., Beckenharn 40-1: Crossley T, & Son, Tweedy Road and Shennan Road, Bromley 16 Graham G., 45, Stanley Road, Bromley...... 92 Inge 'T., 94, Beckenham Lane, Bromley... ... ... 140 Lowe R. A., Lower Camden, Chislehurst, & TylneyRd.Widmore 485 Payne Douglas, HI, High 8treet, Bromley... 100 . Philpot T. W. A., 1, Tudor Parade, Shortlands, Bromley 8

Builders' Ironmongers. Crouch J. Morton, 41, Masons Hill anll 20, Widmore Road,

Bromley... 94 and 325 -Hunt Alfred A. & Co., The Promenade, 38, London Road,

Bro~ley ... 102, and Foot notes

Building Material Dealer. Hinchliffe ·W., London Road, South street and ~. E. R. ~tation

Yard, Bromley. 110 Building SocietieS.

Perpetual Investment, 34, New Bridge Street, London, E.C. 96 Temperance Permanent, 4, LudgateHill, London, E.C. 114

Butcher. Hartridge R., 41, Freelands Road, Bromiey 26

Cab and Fly :Proprietors (see also Job and Post Masters, and .Livery and Bait Stables).

Sparks E., 40, Na1:'ier Road, Bromley ] 38 ._. With~combe W. R., College Road, Bromley 2SQ

Cabinet Makers. Dunn H. G .. 20, Market Square and 36, Park Road, Bromley... 54

Humerston J., 37, Eilst Street, Bromley... 57 Pyrke G., 147, U.S and 15U, High Street, Bromley... 134

24 ADVERTISEMENTS.

... Telephone No. 221 Bromley.

SELBY WOOD I, SON'S RIDING AND DRIVING ESTABLISHMENT,

The First and Oldest Established

~IDING jVlASTERS IN 19, FREELANDS ............ ........

BROMLEY, ROAD.

Superior Hacks, Hunters, and Harness Horses, Let on Hire by the Day, Week or Month.

Quiet Horses and Ponies for Invalids and Children, Dog Carts, Wagonettes, Victorias and Landaus.

HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD OX COMMISSION.

RIDING LESSONS DAILY.

SUPERIOR CARRIAGES FOR WEDDINGS.

PAGE Carmen and Contractors.

George C. & Son, Sundridge Park Farm, Brvmley 136 Tolhurst A. & G., 4:0, Napip.l' Road, Bromley Common 116

Carpet Beating and Cleaning. Podger H. & Sons, Limited, Registered office, 156, Homesdale

Rd. ; branch receiving shop,3, Market Square,Bromley 70 and 72

Caterers. Howard's Stores, Limited, 59, 60, 71, 72, 73 and ] 08, High

Street, Bromley and 67 and 69, High Street, Beckenham 330, Foot notes, and Facing Inside front cover

Chandlers. Isard E. & Son, Markflt Square, Bromley 58

Chemists. Baxter 'V., 4:0, High Street, Bromley 55 Skinner Richard, 26, Widmore Road, Bromley 168

China, Glass and Earthenware Warehouses. A.yling W. T., 97 & 98, High Street, Bromley 86

Cider Merchants. Fox & Sons, Farnbol'ough Inside back cover

Clothier. Pfeil C. F .• The Broadway, Bromley 58

Coal and Coke Merchants. Grin"stead Daniel, Offices & staTes, 124:, High Street, Bromley;

Bencewell Granaries, Bromley Common and 57, High Street, Beekenham 84

Lowe R. .A., Low. Camden, Chislehurst, & Tylney Rd. Widmore 4:85

Confectioners and Pastrycooks. Cooling & Anderson, 5, Widmore Road, Bromley... 172 Maunder William, 1 & 2, Market Square, Bromlt>y 126, & Foot notes

Copper Plate Printers. Clarke E. & Son, 53,High Street, Bromley, and at St. Mary Cray 10

Corn Merchants. Cooper Bros., Market Square, Bromley 36 Dell W., 15, Market Square, Bromley ..•.•• 56 Grinstead Daniel, Ofi1ces & stores, 124', High Street, Bromley;

Bencewell Granaries, Bromley Common and 57, High Street, Beckenham... 84:

Costumiers. Attwood W. J., 10, Broadway, BrOluley . 282 Collins H., .Market Square and 'Vidmore Road, Bromley 90 Earle A. &M., 24, Market Square. Bromley... 18 Knight Emilie (Mrs. Board), 19 & 20, Church Road, Bromley... 48 Pitt & Hancock Mesdames, Victoria House, 37, Widmore

RO'"lil. "Bromley... 256

26 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Licensed

Slaughter •...

house on the

rremises.

Families

waited on Daily

for Orders.

R. HARTRIDGE, ~ur"e~or of 1borne:::1kflle~"meat,

41, FREELANDS ROAD, BROMLEY. --o+E7+-+t-e+--+(~

••• A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. ORDERS BY POST PUNCTUALLY ATrEND&D TO.

TRADES DIRECTORY.

Curiosity Dealers. Hambleton Mr. and Mrs., 10, East Street, Bromley" ..

Currier. Fawsitt F., 21, Market Square, Bromley

Oycle Makers and Agents. Janes J. F., Sydenham Cycle & Motor Works, Sydenham Road,

Sydenham, S.E., and 3, Tylney Road, Bro'1lleY .. e 38 ToUrey H. E. & Co., Shortlan'ls... 554

Dairymen, Da.iry Farmers and Cowkeepers. George C. & Son, Sundridge P,trk Farm, Bromley... 136 Greig D., 9, Market Square, Bromley... Facing title page The Cre:lluery (G. '1'renholm, mgr.),Market Square, Bromley 52 &;)3

Depositories. Bishop & Sons, Hugh Street and. Ebury Street. Pimlico, S. W.

Fa~ing page 30! Dunn H. G., 20, Mfirket Square & :3(), Pd.r~ RnCl, Bromley .ee 54 Ebbutt A. C., 43, 53, 55, 57 & 70, High Street, Croydon, and

at Wallington, Surrey 33Gb Humerston-J., 37, East Street, Bromley... 57

Die Sinkers. Clarke E. & Son, 53, High Street, Bromley, and at St. Mary Oray 10

Discoun.t Booksellers. e

Clarke E. & Son,53,High Street, Bromley, ana at St. Mary Cray 10

Domestic Machinary Stores. Crouch J. Morton,41, Masons Hill &, 25,Widmore Road, Bromley

94 and 325 Domestic Store.

Diamond Domestic Store, G, London Road, Bromley 174

Drapers. Attwood W. J., 10, Broadway, Bromley...... 282 Collins H., Market Square and Widmore Road, Bromley 90 Dafforn '1'. J., 9, Widmore Road, Bromley...... 122 Hart's Juvenile Warehouse, 8, London Road, Bromley... 144 Mnrshall & Snelgrove; Vere Street; Oxford Street; Henrietta

Street and Mitrylebone Lane, W. .., ... ... 124

Dressmakers. Attwood W. J., 10, Broadway, Bromley...... 282 Collins H., Market Square and Widmore Road, Bromley 90 Dafforn T. J., 9, Widmore Road, Bromley... 122 Earle A. & 1\1.,24, Market Square, Bromley... ... 18 Knight Emilie (1\1rs. Board), 19 & 20, Church Road, Bromley... 48

Duplex MQtor Jacks. Duplex Co., 82, Park End, Bromley 156

28 ADVERTISEMENTS.

E.OVENDEN, Electrical and Sanitary

ENGINEER,

17, HE~THFIELD ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT.

ELECTRIC LIGHTING and Power.

ELECTRIC BELLS and Telephones.

ELECTRIC ALARMS, &c.

PROMPT AND PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS.

HENRY BALLS, \tailor att~ 1Dabit .Maher.

59, FREELANDS ROAD, BROMLEY.

ta6.\es' 'Ja\\o~·~ao.e . . . . eostu\\\es, Jac\\ets, ~c.

LIVERIES. UNIFORMS.

162 Widmore Road,

94 and 325 28

Dyers and Cleaners. BlooinfieldLaundry, Bromley Common ... ... ... 170 PodgeI'H. & Sons,Ltd., Registeredoffice,156,Homesdale Road;

branch receivingshop, 3, Market Square, Bromley 70 & 72 Trigg E., New Invicta Sanitary Laundry, Dyeing and

Cleaning Works, 23, ElliottRoad, Bromley 76 Electrical Engineers.

Amos G. R., 10, Simpsons Road,Bromley...Crouch J. Morton, 41, Masons Hill and 25,

Bromley... ... OvendenE., 17, Heathfield Road, BromleyVincent F. M., lin, High Street, Bromley ... ... Weeks G. & Sons, 61, High Street, Bromley,and atBeckenham

80, and Foot notes Electrotypers and Stereotypers.

ClarkeE. & Son,53, High Street, Bromley,and at St.Mnry Cray 10 Engravers.

ClarkeE. & Son, 53, High Street, Bromley,andat St. Mary Cray 10

Fancy Goods, Toys and Stationery. Baker M. & J., The Bazaar, 114, High Street, Bromley 22

Fancy and Leather Goods Depot. Clarke E. & Son, 53, High Street, Bromley, & at St. Mary Cray 10

Fancy Repository. Dean Mrs., 84, High Street, Bromley 16

Florists. Cole A. S., 4, London Road, Bromley 82 Graham & Ross, South Hill Park Nursery, Bromley and

Langley Park Gardens, Beckenham ... 156 Knappett D., Park Nursery, L.ondonRoad, Bromley 30

Foreign Booksellers. Clarke E. & Son,53, High Street, Bromley,andat St. MaryCrl.1Y 10

Foreign and Modern Language Printers. Clarke E. & Son, 53, High Street, Bromley,andat St.Mary Cray 10

French and Chemical Cleaning. Podger H.& Sons,Lim.,Registered office,156,Homesdale Rd. ;

branch receiving shop, 3, :Market Square, Bromley 70 & 72 Fruiterers and Greengrocers.

Cole A. S., 4, London Road, Bromley 82 Howard's Stores, Limited, 59,60, 71, 72, 73 & 108, High

Street, Bromley and 67 & 69 High Street, Beckenham... 330,Foot notes and Facing Inside front cover

Funeral Furnishers. Humerston J., 37, East Street, Bromley... 57

Furniture Depositories (see Depositories and also Household Removals).

30 ADVERTISEMENTS.

GARDENS laid out and kept in order .• . • by Contract or otherwise.

£ut. ~I~wtr$ .;t, WREATHS & CROSSES .;t, caref'}~llw~;~~~dandJ (fg] (@l by Parcels Post.

-~ ~ MADE TO ORDER. '*' Termsonapplication.

Jleclcliuy Plnnts of

EveJ'Y Desc,·iption.

Eve,,!! Beqtfisite }'o,' tlte

On"llen SU1J1JliCll,

PAGE furriers, &c.

Podger H. & Sons, Ltd.,Registered office, 156, Homesdale Road ;~ branch receiving shop, 3, Market Square, Bromley... 70 & 72

Garden Requisite Stores. George ,C. & Son,-Sundridge Park Farm, Bromley... 136

Gas and Hot Water Fitters. Arnaud J. C. & Son, 149, High Street. Bromley... 32 Cayzer H. T., 90, Newbury Road, Bromley 20 Crouch J. Morton, 41, Masons Hill and 25, Widmore Road,

Bromley... 94 and 325 ToUrey H. E. & Co., Shortlands... 554 Vincent F. 1\1:.,151, High Street, Bromley 166 Weeks G. & Sons, 61, High St., Bromley, and at Beekenham

80, and Foot notes Grocers and Provision Merchants.

Bennett's Stores, Masons Hill, Bromley ... 158 Howard's Stores, Limited, 59, 60, 71, 72, 73 and 108, High

Street, Bromleyand 67 and 69, High Street, Beckenham 330, Foot notes and Facing Inside front cover

Smallbone's Stores, 77 & 79, Beckenham Lane, Shortlands; Tel. No. 331, Bromley... . 552

Uridge's High.class Stores, 27, Widmore Road and 25, Masons Hill, Bromley 4:

Hay, Straw and Clover Merchants. Cooper Brothers, Market Square, Bromley 36 Grinstead Daniel,Offices & stores, 124, High street, Bromley;

Bencewell Granaries, Bromley Common and 57, High Street, Beekenham 84

Horticultural Builder. Dunford S., Sinclair Villa, Masons Hill, Bromley 14:6

Hosiers and Glovers. Attwood W. J., 10, Broadway, Bromley...... 282 Collins H., Market Square and Wid more Road, Bromley 90 Dafforn T. J., 9, Widmore Road, Bromley...... 122 Marshall & Snelgrove, Vere Street; Oxford Street; Henrietta

Street and Marylebone Lane, W. 124 Hotel.

White Hart Hotel CA. Ferris), High Street, Bromley 164

House Decorators. Amos G. R., 10, Simpsons Road, Bromley 162 Dunford S., Sinclair Villa, Masons Hill, Bromley 146

House Furnishers. Dunn H. G., 20, Market Square and 36, Park Road, Bromley... 54 Ebbutt A. C., 43, 53,55, 57 and 70, High Street, Croydon, and

at Wallington, Surrey... ... ... ... 336b Humerston J., 37, East, Street, Bromley... 57 Pyrke George, 147,148 and.loO, High Street, Bromley 134

3~ ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS.

J.C. ARNAUD & SON, Builders+ AND

Contractors . ....-----.-.~.--~

ESTIMATES FOR ALTERATIONS, GENERAL REPAIRS, PAINTING, DECORATING, PAPER-HANGING, HOT-WATER, BATH,

GAS AND BEll-WORK, STOVES AND RANGES.

Speoial Attention given to Modern Sanital'Y Work.

DRAINAGE TESTED AND REPORTS PREPARED AT MODERATE CHARGES.

OFFICE AND WORKS:

149, HIGH STREET. BROMLEY, KENT.

TRA DES OIR1WTORY. 83,

House, Land and Estate Agents. Baxter Payne & Lepper, 10, Market Square, Bromley, and at

Beckenh.am .•. 3,176,326, 334, 486,577, and back of cover Carter J. E., Office, adjoining Bromley North Station 98 Chattell Dayid J. & Sons, Lower Camden, Chislehurst and

29A, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, w.e. . 478 Philpot T. W. A., 1,Tudor Parade, Shortlands, Bromley... 8

Household Removals. Bishop & Sons, Hugh Street and Ebury Street, Pimlico, S.W!

. Facing page 304 DunnH. G., 20, Market Place and 36, Park R0!td, Bromley... 54 Ebbutt A. C., 43, fi3, 55, 57 and 70, High Street, Croydon, and

. at Wallington, Surrey 336b Humerston J., 37, East Street, Bromley...... 57 Pyrke George, 147, 148 and 150, High Street, Bromley 134

Insurance. National Provident Institution~ 48, Gracechurch Street, E.O•...

Facing Inside back cover138 154

Sparks E., 40, Napier Road, BromleySun Fire Office,Ohief Office,63, Threadneedle Street, E.C •...

8{'e also Special Inset on Oolm'ed Paper 1war End of Book. Iron Buildings and Fittings.

Harbrow W., adjoining South Bermondsey Station, S.E. Ironmongers. !

Ayling W. T, 97 & 98, High Street, Bromley,.. ... 86 Crouch J. Morton, 41, Masons Hill and 25, Widmore Road,

Bromley...... ... 94 and 325 Diamond Domestic Store, 6, London Road, Bro1l:1ley ..• 174 Hunt Alfred A. & Co., The Promenade, 38, London Road,

Bromley... '0' ••• 102, and Foot notes Vincent F. M., 151, High Street, Bromley ... ... .!. 166 Weeks G. & Sons, 61, High Street, Bromley, and at Beckenham

80, and Foot notes

554 138

6 290 24

14: 10

..0 .. 58 Inside front coyer

Jewellers. Dotter K., 123, High Street, BromleyMay J., 47, MasonsHill. BromleyPfeil C. F., Broadway, Bromley•••Taylor R., 115 & 125, High Street, Bromley

Job f,nd Post Masters. Skinner C. N., Martins Road, Shortlands Sparks E., 40, Napier Road, BromleyWest James, Lewes .H<?ad,Widmore Withycombe W. H., College Road, BromleyWood Selby & Son, 19, Freelands ~load, Bromley

Lacem.en. . . Marshall & Snelgrove~'Vere Street; Oxford Street; Helllietta

Street and Ma'rylebone Lane, W. BROnt.

-34 ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIST OF KELLY'S DIRECTORIES. ("BUFF EOOKS.7:1)

LONDON SUBURBAN. 1/- each, by post 1/3. .

B.ALUAM, TOOTING AND MERTON. 8LACJmEATlJ, LEE, GREENWICH AND

ELTHAM. WOOLWICH, PLUMSTEAD, CHARLTON AND

SHOOTER's HILL. BRIXTON AND CLAPHAM. CAMDEN AND KENTISR 'fOWNS. CHELSEA, PmLICO AND BELGRAVIA. DULWICH, TULSE HILL, HERNE HILL, &C. STRATFORD, WEST HAM AND FOREST

. GATE. HmSTEAD AND CHILD'S HILL. BARNET, HENDON, FINOHLEY, &C. STOKE NEWINGTON, UPPER AND LOWER

CLAPTON. HO:aNSE~, CROUCH END, HIGHGATE, &C. KENSINGTON, NOTTING HILL, BROMPTON

AND KNIGHTSBRIDGE. KILBURN, WILLESDEN AND CRICKLEWOOD. MARYLEBONE AND ST. JOHN'S WOOD. PADDINGTON, BAYSWATER AND KENSAL

GREEN. RICHMOND, KEW, TwICKENRAM, TED

DINGTON, MORTLAKE AND SHEEN. 8YDENHAM, NORWOOD AND STREATHAM. WANDSWORTB, PuTNEY AND BARNES; WEST 'KENSINGTON, W ALHAM GREEN,

FUL!IAM, &C. EALING, ACTON, HANWELL, BRENTFORD,

GUNNERSBURY AND CHISWICK.

DALSTON, KINGSLAND AND CANONBURY. WALTHAMSTOW, LEYTON AND LEYTON.

STONE. ANERLEY, PENGE AND BECKENRAM. BROMLEY, CRISLERURST AND BICKLEY. HIGHBURY,. HOLLOWAY AND TUFNELL

PARK. CROYDON AND SoUTH NORWOOD. KINGSTON, NORBITON AND SURBITON. WIMBLEDON, MERTON,. MITCHAM, WORe

CESTER PARK, SUTTON, CREAH AND

CARSIlALTON. PECKHAM, NUNBEAD AND CAMBERWELL. BATTERSEA AND SOUTH LAMBETH. HACKNEY AND HOMERTON. ENFIELD, EDMONTON AND WINCHMORB

HILL. HAMMERSMITH, SHEPHERD'S BUSH, &C. WOOD GREEN, BOUNDS GREEN, FORTIS

GREEN AND EAST FINCHLEY. STAMFORD HILL AND TOTTENHAM •• LEWISHAM, BROCKLEY,· CATFORD, &C. ILFORD, MANOR PARK AND EAST BAH. WOODFORD, SNABESBROOK AND WAN

STEAD. FOREST HILL, LoWER SYDENHAM AND

PART OF BROCKLEY. EpSOM AND LEATHERHEAD. DORJUNG AND DISTRICT. WATFORD AND,BUSHEY.

(Yor;!V'J'B~ LOCAL. DIBBC'J'OBIB8-BVFF lJ(j(>HS. , ' 1/- each, by post 1/3.

• In Bed Oloth, but with complete Trades List, 3/6 (postage 4d.eztra). ISLE OF THANET-RAMSGATE, MARGATE, &0. .BRIGHTON, HOVE, &0. . . BEIGATE AND REDHILL. FOLKESTONE, &0. TONBRIDGE 'AND TuNBRIDGE WELLS. CHICHESTER, BOGNOR AND LITTLEHAMPROCHESTER, CUATHAM AND STROOD. 'ION, OXFORD. <' WORTHING AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. OANTERBURYAND'HEBNE BAY. GUILDFORD, WOKING AND GODALMING. GBA VESEND, &C. READING. JUIDSTONE, &0. IpSWIOH. BOUTBEND AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, ST, ALBANS, HARPENDEN, &0. LOWESTOFT. BATH AND NEIGHBOURHOOD.

~:~iN;s~~Ui~·LEONARDS. ~~~~~~ig:T. 1 Price lis. eaCh, wi~h .PORTSMOUTH, SOUTHSEA, &0. BoURNEMOUTH. complete Trades LiSt.

,KELLY'S DIRECTORIES LIMITED, POST OFFI9E DIRECTORY OFFICE'S,

182, 183 & 184, HIGH. HOLBORN, W.C. Works:

182, 183 & 184. HIGH H~l#8::ONr:g:!?o:~'~'; AND MIDDLE MILL,

Branchtl: BIBKINGHAB, LIVERPOOL, MANOHESTER, LEEDS. SHEFFI NEWOASTLE, GLASGOW, BRISTOL.

TRADES. DIRECTORY.

12, i 92>

~.. 282 '144; ..

Ladies' andOhildren's Outfitters. Att\voodW:J.; 10, Broadway, Bromley ... . '"

:. .... .Hart's JuveniI~ Warehouse, 8, Loud~)Il Ho:td, Broinley' Ladies;}Tailor~' .

Balls Henry, 59, Freelands Road, Bromley

Lamp, Oil and General Stores. Ayling W T.. 97& 98, High Street, Bromley

Landscape Gardeners. Graham &, Ross, Houth Hill Park Nursery, Bromley, and

Langley Park Gardens, Beckenham... 156

Laundries. Bloomfield Laundry, Bromley Common ••• 170 Garner Mrs~, Elliott Sanitary Laundry, Elliott Road,BromIey.

Common .•. ...• 112 Pembroke House Laundry (Edith Brown), Widmore, Bromley 120 Podger H. & Sons, Ltd., Registered office,156,HomesdaleRoad;

branch receiving shop, 3,.Market Square, Bromley 70 and 72 Sundridge Park Laundry (E. Gambrell, Manager.), Scott's

Road, Bromley .•.... .•. 128 ~rrig~ E., New Iuvicta Sanitary Laundry, Dyeing and

Cleaning Works, 23, Elliott Road) Bromley... '...' 76 Walpole Sanitary Laundry (Mrs. Marshall), 4,'Walpole Rqad,

Bromley Commou ... . .~.. 74

Lead and Glass Merchants. Hunt Alfred A. & Co., The Promenade, 38, London Road,

Bromley... 102, and Foot notes Leather Sellers and Grindery Stores.' ' -.' .. 7" - "

Fawsitt F., 21, Market Square, Bromley, •.•. Phillips Bros., 26, East Street, Bromley ..•

Lithographic Printers. Clarke E. & Son,53, High Street,Broml~y,andatSt.Maiy Cray 10

Livery and Bait Stables. West James, Lewes R_oad, Widmore

Loans. . " . Mutual Loan Fund Association Ltd., . 5, Liulcaster Place,

Waterloo Bridge, Strand, W.C ..

Locksmiths and Bellhangers.. _ "'. '; ,': .. , , Weeks G. & Sons, 61,. High Street, Bromley, & at Beckenham

,.89,,_ and Foot notes

Machine Rulers, Perforators and Numeripal Printers. ClarkeE. & Son, 53, High" Street; Bromley, & at St. MaryCray 10

:Ma:il Carts ... Hitchings Limited; 86, New Bond Street & 329 & 331, Oxford .

·Street, W., and 45, Knightsbridge, S.W. FaciJ?g pag~ 99.: BROl\I. - 2* •

36 -ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED 18_03.

COOPER BROTHERS, Corn Merchants,

AND DEALERS IN

HAY, S.TRAW, and CLOVER,

Market Square,

BROMLEY. KENT.

t:l:lli'!lil~f:U'IlIi\lr,1fm,fiiIlI!l"~II1~"'''--i I

STEAM CHAFF & CRUSHING MILLS.

Agricultural Salt and Meals of -ali kinds. MOSS LITTER FOR BEDDING.

IMPORTERS OF OATMEAL direct from SCOTLAND. ~~

•• tIt Boa •• for Split Peas, Bird Seeds, Haricot Beans, Crushed Linseed, and YlerinaFlour for PaBtry~

••••••••••••••••••••••• Agents for th~ -Celebrated Faversham Ales.

156 30

38 554

86 174

282 90

122 18

Milliners. Attwood W. J., 10, Broadway, Bromley .•. Collins H., lIarket Square and Widmore Road, Bromley Da,fforn T. J., 9, Widmore Road, Bromley ..• Earle A. & M .• 24, Market Square, Bromley Hart's Juvenile Warehouse, 8; London Road, Bromley

Motor Jacks. Duplex Co., 82, Park End, Bromley

Motor Works. Janes J. F., Sydenham Cycle and )lotor WOrks, Sydenham

Road, Sydenham, S.E., and 3, Tylney Road, Bromley ... Tolfrey H. E. & Co., Shortlands ..•

Musical Instruments. Phillips Howard Morley & Co.; 5, Aberdeen Buildings, High

Street, Bromley 209, and Foot notes

Music Printers. Clarke E. & Son, 53, High Sl,reet, Bromley,andat St. MaryCray 10

Naturalist. Dell W., 15, Market Square, Bromley

Newspaper and Magazine Agents. . Clarke E. & Ron, 53, High Street, Bromley, and at St. Mary Cray 10

Nurserymen. . Bryant J. B., The Nurseries, Shortlands Grahjtm &·Ross,South Hill Park Nursery,Bromleyand Langley

Park Gardens, Beckenham ... Knappett D., Park Nursery, London Road, Bromley

Oil and Color Merchants. Ayling W. T., 97 and 98, High Street, Bromley ... Diamond Domestic Store, 6, London Road, Bromley Hunt Alfred A. & -Co., The Promenade, 38. London Road,

Bromley... ... 102; and Foot notes Oil Merchants. ' . Isai'd E. & Son, Market Square, Bromley ... Outfi.tters. '

Attwood W. J., 10, Broadway, Bromley...... 282 Collins H., 1\larket Square and Widmore Road, Bromley... 90 Marshall & Snelgrove, Vere Street; Oxford, Street; Henrietta

Street and Marylebone Lane, W. 124

Painters and Paperhangers.Arnaud J. C. & Son, 149, High Street, Bromley ...

Paper Bag Maker." '. Elliott J., 45, Hill Street, Peckham, S.E ... Pa.perhangin,gs Merchants.

- . Hunt Alfred A. &00., The 'Promenade, 38,tondon Road, . Bromley... 102, and Foot notes

Paste Manufacturers. Leadenball Press, Limited, 50, Leadenhall Street, London,

E.C. 42~82, 116,146,162 and 336a

BROM. 2't

38 ADVERTISEMENTS.

CY'CLES.

Roebuck Model H Road Racer .. LADIES', GENTS.' &. .JUVENILE HIGH-GRADE' MACHINES AT MODERATI

PRICES. . Write for Illust1'ated Price List.

SYDENHAM CYCLE & MOTOR WORKS. SYDENHAM ROAD,. SYDENHAM, S.E. '

Branch : 3, Tylney Road, BROMLEY, Kent. . .

Pro 'pr.·etor J F JANES Official Repairer to the C.T.C. and the N~tional Cyo' . , ,.. , , and Motor-Car Insurance Co. Limited.

TRADES' DmEC'rO~Y·. ------~-

---~-----_. - ~---------------~----_._------------' ---PAGK

Pawnbroker. Pfeil C. F., The Broadway, Bromley 58

Photographer. " Harman's Studios, 130, High Street, Bromley '150"

Pianoforte and Music' Sellers. Phillips Howard Morley & Uo., 5, Aberdeen Buildings, High ~ '

Street, Bromley 209. and Foot notes

Picture Frame Makers and Gilders, &c.Clarke E. & Son, 53, High Street,Bromley, and at St. Mary Cray 10

Plumbers and Glaziers. Amo~ G. R., 10, Simpsons Roal1, Bromley 162 Arnaud J. C. & Son, 1+9, High Strc'et, Bromley 32 Cayzer H. T., \)0, Newburv Road, Bromley 20 Crouch J. Morton, 41, l\fasons Hill and 25, Widmore Road,

Bromley... ... .•• 94 and 325 Lowe R. A., Lower Camden, Chislehurst and Tylney, Road,

Widmore 485 Tolfrey H. E. & Co., Rbo"Hands 554 Weeks·G. & Sons, 61, High Street, Bromley, and at Beckenham

80, and Foot notes

Poulterers and Game Dealers. Greig D. fl, Market Square, Bromley Facing title page Howard's Stores, Ltd., 5H, 60, 71,72,73 and 108,High Street,

Bromley and 67 and 69. High Street, Beckenham ... 330 Foot notes and Facing Inside front cover

Printers and Stationers. Clarke E. & Son, 53, High Street,Bromley, anti. at St. Mary Cray 10 Elliott J., 45, Hill Street, Peckham. S.}<]. 40

Relief Stampers. . Clarke E. & Son, 53, High St,reet, Bromley, and at St. Mary Cray 10

.Riding and Driving Establishment. • Wood Selby &. Son, HI, Freelands Hoad, Bromley 24

Sanitary Engineers.Amos G. R., 10, Simp sons Roao, Bromley ..• 162 Crouch J. Mortou, 41, Masons Hill and 25, Widmore Road,

Bromley... ~)4 and 325 Inge T~, 94, Beekenham Lane, Bromley... .... 140 Lowe R. A., Lower Camden: Chislehurst. & Tylney Rd.Widmore· > 485 Ovenden E., 17, Heathfield Road, Bromley 28

Sanitar~ Surveyor.Philpot T. w. A., 1, Tudor Parade, Shortlands, Bromley 8

-Schools." , , ~r6iriIE'Y.High School for Girls (Miss Heppel, B.A. J.Ond., head

mistress), Fern Bank, Elmfield Road, Bromlev:.. ..• 68-, French Ladies of the Holy Trinity, Freelands, Bromley 46 Hill P. A., M.A., St. Arrdrews, South Hill Park, Brmuley '88 . Holmcroft Sehgal (Miss Fertel, principal), Holwood road,

Bromley... H

40 ADVERTISEMENTS.

••.. _ 8HOP AND WRAPPING PAP£R8, __ PAPER BAGS for all Businesses.

•... G€n€RAL PRInTInG fO~r:::e•..

- ® . . Get Samples & Prices from /

$IJ ~BIiIJI8.1lf~ ® )printer anb )paper IDercbant,

45 Hill Street, PECKHAM. Bstablished ~o years. Goods Delivered Free at Short Notice.

Schools. Quernmore School (G. LoIy, B.A., A.K.C., head master), Plaistow

Lodge, Bromley... .... ... ..• ... 78 United Westminster Schools (C. Spencer Smith, Clerk arid

Receiver), Palace Street, Westminster, S.W.... Facing page 240 Seedsmen, &c.

Bryant J. B., The Nurt:eries, Shortlands ... 424 Cooper Bros., Market Square, Bromley 36 Dell W., 15, Market Square, Bromley... ... ..• 56 Grinstead Daniel, Officesand stores, 124, High Street, Bromley;

Bencewell Granaries, Bromley Common and 57, High Str~et, Beckenham 84

Servants' Registries, &c. Baker M. & J., The Bazaar. 114, High Street, Bromley 22

Shirt and Collar Dressers. Garner Mrs., The Elliott Sanitary Laundry, Elliott Road,

Bromley Common... ... 112 Podger H. & Sons, Ltd., Registered office, 156, Homesdale

Road; branch receiving shop, 3, Market Square 70 and 72 Sundridge Park Laundry (E. Gambrell, manager), Scott's

Road, Bromley 128

Shirt and Collar :Makers. Drake W. & Co., 148, Cbeapside, E.C.; 43, New Bridge Street,

Ludgate Circus, E.C.: 181, Queen Victoria Street,E.C.; 64; Westbourne Grove, W., and 7, George Street, Croydon 104

Shop Fitter.Inge T., 94, Beckenham Lane, Bromley 140

Silk Mercers. Collins H., Market Square and Widmore Road, Bromley 90 Marshall & Snelgrove, Vere Street; Oxford Street; Henrietta

Street and Marylebone Lane, W. 124

Silversmiths. Dotter K., 123, High Street, Bromley 14 May John, 47, Masons Hill, Bromley 10 Taylor R., 115 and 125 High Street ...' Inside front cover

Stationers, Booksellers. Newsagents, &c. Clarke E. & Son, 53, High Street, Bromley, & at St. Mary Cray 10

Stickphast :Paste :Manufacturers. Leadenhall Press, Liniited, 50, Leadenhall Street, London,

E.C. < 42, 82, 116, 146, 162 and S36a

Stone and :Marble :Mason. HinchliffeW., London Road, South Street, and S. E. R.

Station Yard; Bromley 110

Stoves and Ranges;Arnaud J. C. & Son, 149, High Street, Bromley 32 Cayzer H. T., 90, Newbury Road, Bromley... .... 20 Weeks G. & Sons, 61, High Street, Bromley, and at Beckenham

80, and Foot notes

42 ADVEHTISE~lEN1'S.

LEADENHALL .PRESS LIMITED,,

50, Leadenhall Street, LON'DON', E.C.

58,'·

108 106

54 92 57

14 10 58

Inside front cover

Surveyor.Carter J. E., Office, adjoining Bromley North Station

Tailor and H9.bit :Maker. Balls H., 59, Freelands Road, Bromley

Tallow Chandlers. Isard E. & Son, MarkefSquare, Bromley ...

,Theatre Ticket Office and Concert Ag·enc~. Phillips Howard Morley & Co., 5, Aberdeen Buildings, High

Street, Bromley... 209, and Foot notes Timber and Slate Merchants.

Arnaud J. C. &, Son, 149, High Street, Bromley Type Writing Offices.

Carter J. .E., Offi,ce, adjoining Bromley North Statio.p. .•••. 98 Clarke E. & Hon,53,High Street, Bromley, andat St. Mary Cray 10

Undertakers, &c. Dunn H. G., 20, Market Square and 36, Park Road, Bromley . Graham G., 4~, Stanley Road, Bromley... ...' . Humerston J., 37, East Street, Bromley. ... . Pyrke George, 147, 148 and 150, High Street, Bromley

Upholsterers. , . Dunn H. G., 20, Market Square and 36, Park Road, Bromley... 54 Humerston J., 37, East Street. Bromley 5'1 Podger H. & Sons, Limited, .Registered office, 156, Homesdale

Road; branch receiving-shop, 3, Market Square, Bromley 70&72 Pyrke George, 147, 148 and 150, High Street, Bromley 134

Valuers. Baxter Payne & Lepper, 10, Market Square, Bromley, and at

Beckenham 3, 176, 326,334, 486, 577, and back of cov~ Carter J. E., Office, adjoining Bromley North Station 98 Humerston J., 37, East Street, Bromley... 57

.Wardrobe Dealers. ". Hambleton Mr. & Mrs., 11), East Stt:eet, Bromley White Mrs. T. L., 8, Simpsons Road, Bromley

Watch and Clock Makers. Dotter K., 123, High Street, Bromley May John, 47, Masons Hill, Bromley pfeil C. F., The Broadway, Bromley ... Taylor R., 115 and 125, High Street, Bromley

Wearing Apparel.Hambleton Mr. & Mrs., 10 East Rtreet, Bromley

Wine and Spirit Merchants. Fox &, Sons, Farnborough Insi!ie back cover Howard's Stores, Ltd., 59,60, 71, 72,73 and 108, High Street,

Bromley and 67 and 69, High Stre t, Beckenham... 330, Foot note~ and Facing Inside front cover

Smallbone's Stores, 77 and i9, Beckenham Lane, Shortlands. Telephone No. 331 Bromley ...

Uridge's High-class Stores, 27, Widmore Rd. & 25, :Masons Hill Wood and Process Engravers.

Clarke E. & SOD,53,High Btreet, Bromlq, alldat St.MaryCray 10

PIANO, HARMONY, SINGING

FB,ENCH CONVERSATION •. ViOLIN.. . PAINTiNG

ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOLMCROFT SCHOOL, . f~r tbt Daugbttrs ~f 6tntltmtn.

HOLWOOD ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT.

Principal Miss Fertel, A8Sist~d by Miss A. M. Harrison, A.C.P. (Hons.), M.C.P. Registered Teacher.

Mr. F. FER TEL,Organist and Choirmaster Pm'ish Ohurch.

Miss V. COOPER. Oertified Pianist, Trinity Oolleg,.

M'elle. LIGNY. Mr. GEORGE CATHIE. Miss M. A. BAXTER,

National Prize Holder, South Kensington. GYMNASTICS ., Miss STEMPEL. M.G.T.I. DANCING Miss ANDREW.

KINDERGARTEN under a Trained Mistress,

Pupils prepared for Musical and other Public Examinations. The Sanitary Arrangements have been pronounced perf'ect.

INDEX TO NAMES OF ADVERTISERS.

INDEX TO NAMES OF ADVERTISERS. ~]id~

Note.-Where not otherwisestated the district is Bromley.

152 86

32 282

AMOS G. R., 10, Simpsons Road ... ARN:AUD J. C. & SON, 149, High Street ATTWOOD W. J., 10 Broadway... . •.• ••• AYLING T.'S., 15 & 16, Broadway, High Street, Bromley & 36B, High

Street. Beckenham ••• ..• AYLING w.. T., 97 &'98, High Street ~~ BAKER M. & J., The Bazaar, 114, High StreetBALLS H., 59, Freelands Road BAXTER PAYNE & LEPPER, 10, Market Square, Bromley, and at

·~Beckenham ••. 3, 176,326,334, 486, 577 & Outside back cover BAXTER W., 40, High Street... .•. 55 BENNETT'S STORES, Masons Hill .•• .•. ... 158 BISHOP & SONS, Hugh Street & Ebury Street, Pimlico, S.W. Facing page 304 BLOOMFIELD LAUNDRY, Bromley Common... ••• ••• 170 BROMLEY HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (Miss Heppel, B.A.LOnd., bead

mistress), Fern Bank, Elmfield Road ..• 68 BRYANT J. B., The Nurseries, Sbortlands ..• 424

CARTER J. E., Office, adjoining Bromley North Station 98 CAYZER H. T., 90, Newbury Road ... ..• •.• '" 20 CHATTELL D. J. & SONS,Lower Camden, Chislehurst, & 29A,Lincoln's

Inn Fields, W.C. ... " 478 CLARKE E. & SON, 53, High Street, Bromley & at St. Mary Cray 10 COLE A. S., 4 London Road ... .•• 82 COLLINS H., Market Square & Widmore Road goCOOLING & ANDERSON, 5, Widmore Road • 172 COOPER BROTHERS, Market Square... ..• •.• ••• 36 COPELAND H. & SON, I, The Pavement, Bromley Road, Beckenbam ••• 404 CREAMERY (THE) (G. Trenholm, Manager), Market Sq~-x:e 52 ~ 53 CROSSLEY T. & SON, Tweedy Road & Sherman Road ~.. ••• 16 OROUCH J. MORTON, 41, Masons Hill & 25, Widmore Road ••• 94 & 325

DAFFORN T. J., 9, Widmore Road DEAN MRS., 84, High Street DELL W., IS, Market Square ... DIAMOND DOMESTIC STOHE, 6, London Road

46 ADVERTISEMENTS.

F.REELAN OS, + BROM LEY. -~

The french Ladies of the Holv Trinitv, Assisted by Certificated Teachers,

l)BOBIVll PUPILS as Boarders and Day Scholars. Special Facilities for t1earlnR 1\ and Speaking French, equal to those of the best Foreign Schools.

Mu.lc. Sll~glal'. Drawing, and Painting by Oertificated Teachers. Dan.a. D~lIIla~, and Tennis. Puplk prepared for the Oxford and Cambridge Examinations. IpaeioUi Bo..... BxtenIiye and Beautiful Grounds. A Private Omnibus callB for

hJ6 In all llU'hIof the town. A thoroughly Select School, offering all the usual advantages of Education. without

cramming. --=0:--PriVate LeSsODll may be arran~ecl for French or any other Subject.

INDEX TO NAMES OF ADVERTISERS. 47

DOTTER K., 123, High Street ••• ••• 14 DRAKE W. & Co., 148, Cheapside, E.C. ; 43, New Bridge Street, Lud

gate Circus, E.C.; 181, Queen Victoria Street, E.C; 64, Westbourne Grove, W. & 7 George Street, Croydon ••.• 104

::::nUNFORDS.; Sinclair Villa, Masons Hill ...146 ','DUNN H. G., 20, Market Square & 36, Park Road 54~, ,DUPLEX CO., 82, 'Park End' 156 "

EARLE A. & M., 24, Market Square ••. •.. •.• .., IS EBBUTT A. C., 43, 53, 55, 57 & 70, High Street, Croydon & at Walhng

ton, Surrey... 336b ELLIOTT J., 45, Hill Street, Peckham, S.E. 40

FAWSI'fT F., 21, Market Square .. , FOX & SONS, Farnborough, Kent... •.. FREMLIN BROS., Dingwall Road, Croydon ..• FRENCH LADIES OF THE HOLY TRINITY, l"reelands

••• ••• 12

Inside back covel' 132

GARNER MRS., The Elliott Sanitary Laundry, Elliott Road, Bromley Common ••• II2

GEORGE C. & SON, Sundridge Park Farm... 136 GRAHAM G., 45, Stanley Road... 92 GRAHAM & ROSS, South Hill Park Nursery, Bromley & Langley Park

Gardens, Beckenham... •.• 156 GREIG D:, 9, Market Square, ..., Facing title page

. GRINSTEAD DANIEL, Offices & Stores, 124, High Street, Bromley; :- Bencewell Granaries, Bromley Common & 57, High St., Beckenliam 84

HAMBLETON MR. & MRS., 10, East Street... 108 ,~

.HARBROW W., adjoining South Bermondsey Station, S.E. 18 'HARMAN'S STUDIOS, 130, High Street 150 HARTRIDGE R., 41, Freelands Road 26 HART'S JUVENILE WAREHOUSE, 8, London Road 144 HILL P. A., M.A., St. Andrews, South Hill Park ..•.•• 88 HINCHLIFFE W., London Road, South Street & S.E.R. Station Yard •.! IIO

,HITCHINGS LIl'UT~D, '.?6, New Bond Street & 329 ~ 331, OxforA. _ Street, W., & 45, Knightsbridge, S.W.... ••. . Pacing page 99

HOLMCROFT SCHOOL (Miss Fertel, principal), Holwood Road ••• 44 HOWARD'S STORES LIMITED, 59, 60~ 71, 72, 73 & 108, High Street,

Bromley, & 67 & 69, High Street, Beekenham •.• 330, Foot notes 9Facing Inside front cover

HUMERSTON J., 37, East Street ... ••• ...•.• 57 :'HUNT ALFRED A. & CO., The Promenade, 38, London, Road ,102 &

; Foot notes'

:1NGE T., 94, BeckenhamLane ..• 140 ISARD E. & SON, Market Square ••. .' 58

JANES J. F., Sydenham Cycle & Motor Works, Sydenham Roa.d. Sydenham, S.E., & at 3 Tylney Road, Bromley... 38

48 A:bYERTISEME~TS.-. ._. - -. ~ .

..•.

Wedding. Mourning and Foreign Orders PROMPTLY EXECUTED.

, 19 & 20, CHURCH ROAD, BROMLEY.

INDEX TO NAMES OF ADVERTISERS. 4.9

KNAPPETT D., Park Nursery, London Road ..•..• 30 K~IGHT EMILIE (Mrs. Board), 19 & 20, Church Road, Bromley 48

LEADENHALL PRESS LIMITED, 50, Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. . . 42, 82, II6, 146, 162 & 336a

LONDON & COUNTY BANKING CO. LDUTED, 141, High Street ..• 207 LOWE R. A., Low,er Camden, Chislehurst, & Tylney Road, Widmore... 485

MARSHALL & SNELGROVE, Vere Street; Oxford Street; Henrietta Street & Marleybone Lane, W. ..• ... 124

MAUNDER W., 1& 2, Market Square 126 & Foot notes MAY JOHN, 47, Masons Hill ... ... ..•... 10

MUTUAL LOAN FUNI? ASSOCIATION LIMITED, 5, Lancaster Place, . Waterloo Bridge, Strand, W.C. ... .~. ..• .;. 138

NATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, 48, Gracechurch Street, E.C. Facing Inside hack cover

OVENDEN E., 17, Heathfield Road 28

PAYNE DOUGLAS, III, High Street, Bromley 100

PEMBROKE HOUSE LAUNDRY (Edith Brown), Widmore •.• .0' 120

PERPETUAL INVESTMENT BUILDING SOCIETY, 34, New Bridge .Street, E. C. ... 96

PFEIL C. F., The Broadway 58 pHILLIPS BROTHERS, 26, East Street... •.. ••• 92 PHILLIPS HOWARD MORLEY & CO;; 5 Aberdeen Buildings, High

Street ..• ..• 209 & Foot notes PHILPOT T. W. A., I Tudor Parade; Shortlands 8 . PITT &; HANCOCK ¥ESDAMES, Victoria House, 37, Widmore Road... 256 PODGER H. & SONS LIMITED, Registered offices, 156, Homesdale

Road; branch receiving shop, 3, Market Square 70 & 72 PYRKE GEORGE, 147. 148 & IS0, High Street 134

QUERNMORE SCHOOL (G. Loly, B.A., A.K.C., head master); Plaistow -Lodge 78

SKINNER C. N., Martins Road, Shortlands 554 SKINNER RICHARD, 26, Widmore Road .... 168 SMALLBONE'S STORES, 77 & 79, Beckenham Lane, Shortlands.

Telephone No. 331 Bromley 552

SPARKS E.; 40, Napier Road ... ••• ••• ..• ••• J3.8 - SUNDRIDGE PARK LAUNDRY (E. Gambrell, Manager), Scott's Road .128

SUN FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE, Chief office, 63, Threadneedle Street,E.C. 154

TAYLOR R., ii5 &'125, High Street· ••• ..• Inside fl'ont c01I,r -TEMPERANCE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY,4,LudgateHill,E.C. 114

TOLFREYH. E. & CO" Shortlands 554 TOLHURST A. & G., 40, Napier Road, Bromley Common .. ; , •.• II6 TRIGG E., N~w Invicta Sanitary Laundry, Dyeing & Cleaning Works,

23, Elliott Road 7~...

50 ADV.ERTrSEMEN',fS.

-t-~ PRI NTI NG ~~ UNDERTAKEN FOR ALL KINDS OF

Illustrated .1rad~. (atal agues I:JERIODICA LS, &c.

KELLY'S DIRECTORIES, LTD. PUBLISHING OFFICES I

182, 18~& 184, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON,W.C.

, ~ WORKS: ~

182-3-4, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, w.e. AND

MIDDLE MILL, KINGSTON.•ON.•THAMES.

iNDEX TO NAl\IES OF ADVERTISERS.

UNITED WESTMINSTER SCHOOLS (C. Spencer Smith, Clerk and Receiver), Palace Street, Westminster, S. W. Facing page 240

URIDGE'S HIGH CLASS STORES, 27, Widrriore Road & 25, Masons Hill 4

VINCENT F. :M., lSI, High Street 16&

74. ' 80'&

Foot notes 6

164 106

29° 24

WEST J., Lewes Road, Widmore ... WHITE HART HOTEL (A. Ferris), High Street WHITE T. L., 8,Simpsons Road .•• WHITE MRS: 'f. L:, 8, Simpsons Road )VITHYCqlVIBE W. H., College Road WOOD SELBY & SON, 19, :Freelands Road

WALPOLE SANITARY LAUNDRY (Mrs. Marshall), 4, Walpole Road, Bromley Common ,

·WEEKS G. & SONS, 61, High Street, Bromley, and at Beekenham

52 ADVERTISEMENTS.

"The Creamery,H

matk~t Sqnatt, BROMLEY.

GEO. TRENHOLM, (i $ Manager.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 53

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Pure Milk ~ ~

Fresh Country Butter : ~ ~

Delicious Cream.

100 COWS

* Special Cows

Nursery

'I Invalids'

"THE CREAMERY," MARKET SQUARE,

BROMLEY. Established to supply

the Surrounding District

PURE, HIOH CLASS

• • • DAIRY PR.ODUCE.

IlI!N' FAMIUEI 8UPPLIED WITH PURE, RICH MILK THREE TIMES DAILY. ~

~+~-t-Special Terms to Schools and Institutions.

~+~-t.,€;:( THE FAVOUR OF YOUR RECOMMENDAnON ~8 SOLICITED. }...~.!)

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54 ADYERTISEMENTS.

Telegramlt: DUNN, BROMLEY, KENT. Telephone: BROMLEY .'.

H. G. DU~NN, Upholsterer, Cabinet Maker,

. Undertaker, Appraiser. & Removal Contractor;

20, 14-1lRKET SQUARE, BROMLEY~,•••..••......•..•...•... ~.~.~.~.~

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

A large assortment of Seoondhand Furniture. Carpets. Bedding

and Bedsteads. always on view at the Town HaU.

" Showroom" Manufactories • MARKETSQUARE, Fireproof Depositories.. •. -~~~, ~~IlK~QAD,

B:RO:r.vLL E'I.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

p~armaceutical, Dispensing, Family, and p~otographic

(BY EXAMINATION),

iiQ> (Member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great lJrltaln),

-7&- ESTABLISHED 1818. * ~K§Y"

.BAXTER, w.

40, ,High. Street, BROMLEY. AIIJPresc~iptions dispensed with •.the greatest care, accuracy, and

despatch; the purest' Drugs, Pharmaceutical Preparations and Distilled Water alone being used.

ORDERS BY POST R~CEIVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. ~

Medicines, etc., Deliyered Free to ,all parts of Bromley, Bickley; Shortlands. Hayes, and surrounding neighbourhood.

~gent for IDRIS ROYAL TABLE WATERS in Syphon!!. Depotfor Natural Mineral Waters.

LONDON PRICES FOR CASH. Photographic Chemicals, Dry Plates, Apparatus, &c., stocked.

"PRES~O" Snap Shot Developer, 1/- per bottle.

SPECIALITIES. • " LANOLA," a lJigh·cla~5 Toilet Soap, 4~d. per tablet, 3 for 1/-. The approved Winter Remedy, BRONCHCELAM,7~d., 1/-, 1/9,3/- •. PHOSPHORIZED QUININE " IRON, a Special Tonic, 1/-, 1/9, 3/-. 1/I~d. 2/9, 4/6, BAXTER'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, of 50 years' standing.

< "CREMOLA," a pure superfatted Milled Soap, 3td. Tablet.

56 ADVERTISEMENTS.

w. DELL, NATURALIST,

Corn, Seed &. Gef\eral Dealer.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~':,

Canaries and other Live Birds. Gold and other Fish. Established over Quarter of' a. Century.

The: Largest, Variety in the Town of Bird and Poultry Food, Bulbs, Garqen and Flower Seeds, Artificial Wreaths, Wreath Cases, Glass Shades, FIsh Globes, Solid India Rubber, Cages arid Fittings of every description;,

DELL's SPECIALITIES FOR BIRDS, &c.

NUTRITINE (.Regd.), a.noted Food for Blackbirds, Thrushes, Starlings, J ackda ws, Magpies, Jays, &c., in packets 2d.,4d. and 8d. each. Bird Seed' Mixture for Canaries, Mules, and all British and Foreign Cage

Birqs, in p~ckets rd.,. 2d., 4d and 8d. Shell Sand for all kinds of Cage Birds, in packets rd., 20. 'and 6d: each. German Paste, a noted food for Larks, &c., in packets rd. and 2d. each or 6d. per lb. Tonics for all kinds of birds when suffering from asthma, or out of condition in any way, 6d. per bottle. Insect destroyer, for freeing cages of red mites and other insects, 6d. per bottle. Poultry Powder, a marvellous discovery for promoting winter laying, in packets, 2d.,4d. and 8d. each. Mixed Poultry Corn, rod. per peck, or 12S. per sack; Bone Meal, 2!d. per lb. Broken Shell, rd. per lb. Mixed Pigeons' Food, gd. per gallon. Shell Gravel for Poultry and Pigeons, 4d. per gallon. Mixed Rabbits' Food, 4d. per gallon. Ants' Eggs, a splendid food for Gold Fish, in packets, rd., 2d., 4d. and 6d. each. Poultry Pills, 2d. and 4d. per box. Pigeons' Pills, 3d. and 6d. per box. Dell's Lotion, a splendid lotion. for mange or any disease of the skin in dogs, cats, birds, poultry, &c., 6d. per bottle. Crushed Hemp Seed for Birds. Dell's Preserved Yolk of Eggs, a noted fodd for Canaries, Mules, etc., in packets, 2d., 4d. and 8d. each, and rs. tins, all ready for use. All the above are sold wholesale and retail. The Cheapest house in the town for Wire Netting, Rabbit Troughs, Pigeon Pans, Flower Pots and Saucers. Sunflower Seeds for Parrots, 6d. per quart. District Agent for Liverine, for Rabbits and Poultry. A large assortment of Fishing Tackle, and all requirements for Entomology. Birds and Animals Stuffed. Skins and Feathers Dressed. Horns Polished and Mounted on Shields. Large assortment of Dog Collars, Leads, Whips, Chains, Muzzles, &c.

15, Market Square, Bromley, Kent.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 57

J. HOMERSTON}Upholsterer a~d Cabinet Maller,

Funeral Furnisher and Licensed Valuer. REMOVING AND "W'AREHOUSJ:NG.

FJ:REPROOF DEPOSITORIES. College Road and East Street, BROMLEY,Kent.

Office: 37, EAST STREET.

FURNITURE, LUGGAGE, Etc., AND EVERY DESCRIP~ - ~ION OF VALUABLE PROPERTY Removed, Warehoused

or Packed for Shipment to all parts of the World. CARRIAGES AND MOTORS Stored in Special Warehonse accessible at

anytime. .- SPECIAL ROOM FOR PIANOS. ESTJ:MATES FREE.

FURNITURE Repaired, He-polished and Renovated. Re-upholstering and Be-covering executed in the best manner.

CARPETS Taken up, Beaten, Cleaned, Altered and Be·fitted as required. BLINDS AND CORNICE POLES of every description supplied, or old

ones adapted. _

CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES Cleaned, Re~dyed and Made up, or new ones supplied. - .

NUMEROUS UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS.

58 ~ADVERTISEl\IENTS. I

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---~e. F. PFEIL. ~

WATCHMAKER, dEWELLER,

CLOTHIER AND

PAWNBROKER,

~~&o~~~7~O~W0~~?~'(j,%~~(jW~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The Broadway, Bromley, Kent. .•••••• ~cil)~

7 ~IJ BROMLEY CANDLE WORKS. ll~. -' - ...- - """""",,"~--rCuJ~

E. ISARD & SON, Tallow Chandlers, and

e..~ OIL MERCHANTS~' Market Square, Bromley.

+ + + + +

Agents:to Price's, Field's and Ogleby's Patent Candle Companies, . and the Anglo-American Oil Co.

I , I , , -,. -i -i -i -i

~ent 'tlrt and United' tift Offl(t.

ANNOUNCEMENTS OF

HOSPITALS AND INSTITUTIONS. BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM.

KING'S COLLEGEHOSPITAL.

METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL.

NATIONAL BENEVOLEN'TINSTITUTION.

ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL.

SHIPWRECKED FISHERMEN AND MARINERS' ROYAL

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

UNIVERSAL BENEFICENT SOCmTY.

ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL. Senior School, HA VER8T6cK HILL, N. TV. I Junior School, HORNSEY RISE, N.

C01/vall'.-;l'enf HorM, TlAROLD JWAD, ilfARGATE. Patron-HIS MAJESTY THE KlNl'.

President-H.R.H. THE PRINOE OF WALES. K.G. 'rreusurer-SIR HORACE BROOKS MARSHALL, M.A., LL.D., J.P.

Bankers-LO~DON JOIXT STOCKBANK, LIMITED, PRINCE'S STREET, E.C.

r.~()()~'S'-'

THE ORPHAN WORKING SOHOOL is a National, Undenominational Institution, and has trained 5,500 Children.

This old-established Oharity (One Hundred and Forty-Six Years Old) is now in URGENT NEED OF FUNDS.

Any contribution (however small) will be most thankfully received. Two votes allowed for every half-a-guinea. All information gladly given by

ALEXANDER!GRANT, Secretary, at the Officee, 73, OHEAPSIDE, E.C.

KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL, Portugal Street,

Lincoln's Inn Fields, w.e. Patron-HIS MAJESTY THE KING.

President-H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT.

TO MEET IMMEDIATE REQUIREMENTS, CONTRIBUTIONS IN AID OF THE CURRENT EXPENSES OF THE HOSPITAL ARE

EARNESTLY REQUESTED.

Donations and new or increased Annual Subscriptions will be thank. fully received by the Treasurer, CHARLES AWDRY, Esq., or by

H. S. TUNNARD, Secretary.

e\.to\lo\itan H08Plt: ~ KINGSLAND ROAD, N.E. t?~

Patron-HIS MAJESTY THE KING. Presidentr-The Right Han. The LORD MAYOR. Chairman-The Right Han. LORD HOWARD DE

WALDEN. Treasurers TheRightHoD.LORD HILLING DON.

The Right Han. LORD BATTERSEA. LEOPOLD DE ROTHSCHILD, Esq.

There are 111Beds at present available for In-Patients, out of a possible 160. While the necessary expenditure averages £11,000 a yearthe assured Income from Investments is only £435.

In-Patients, 1,270. Out-Patients (Attendances), 107,633.

FUNDS URGENTLY NEEDE~

Bankers {GLYN, IMILLS & Co. LLOYD8i BANK, LTD. CHARLES H. BYERS, 8ecrela17'

THE SHIPWRECKED FISHERMEN AND MARINERS'

ROYAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Patron: HIS MAJ~STY THE KING.

THE SHIPWRECKEDMARINERS' SOCIETY has relieved over Half a Million

Persons since its foundation in 1839.

By this National Organisation and its Local Representatives everywhere-I. The Shipwrecked are instantly cared for on the spot and sent home. 2. The Widow and Orphan are immediately sought out and succoured.3. The Distressed Seafarer is at once charitably assisted. 4. The Mariner and Fisherman are directly encouraged to help themselves by

becoming members. FUNDS are earnestly appealed for by the Committee of Management.

President-The Right Hon. The EARL OADOGAN, X.G. Ohairman of Oommittee-Bear-Admiral W. F. S. MANN.

Secretary-G. E. :InAUDE, Esq., 26, Suft'olk St., Pall Mall East, London, S.W.

British Orphan Asylum,SLOUGH.

Patron: His Majesty The King. Patroness: Her Majesty Que~n Alexandra.

INSTITUTED 1827,for the Maintenance and Education of Orphans from all parts of the British Empire, of all denominations, whose parents were once in pros

perous circumstance(3. Boys and Girls are admitted by Election, Presentation, and in some cases by Purchase, between the ages of 7 and 12, and are retained until 15.

Forms of Application and all particulars may be obtained from the Secretary. The Committee earnestly appeal for New Annual Subscriptions and Donations,

which are much needed, this National Institution being unendowed. Annual Subscriptions :-For One Vote, lOs. 6d.; for Two Votes, £1 lB. Life

Subscription:-For One Vote, £5 5s. ; for Two Votes, £10 lOs. Life Presentation, .•..350.

Bankers-Messrs. WILLIAMS, DEACON'S BANK, Limited, 20, Birchin Lane, E.C.

JOHN F. W. DEACON, Treasurer. CHARLES T. HOSKINS, Secretary.

Offices: 27, Clements Lane, E.C.

The National Bene~olentInstitution, FOUNDED BY THE LATE PETER HERVE.

Established 1812. Incorporated by Royal Oharter.

Rnbn· the '~qtedion lUlb t9zd~OMge.of HIS MOST EXOELLENT MAJESTY THE KING.

Presitknt-THE RIGHT HONOURABLE TRill EARL OF HALSBUBT, LoaD HIGH OHANOELLOR. . Treamrtt1'-E. JAOKSON BARRON, EsQ.

Thill Institution was founded for the purPOSAof granting Annuities to distressed Members of the Upper and Middle Olasses of Society, who have attained the age of 60 years and upwards.

The PensIoners are elected half-yearly, in May and November, by the Votes of the Life Governors and Subscribers, and after each election, the two Oandidates whose names have been longest on the books are added to the Pension List.

The total number of Aged Persons who have been supported by the Institution is 2,903, the gross sum distributed to them up to the present exceeding £586,892.

LIFE DOIUTIONS-£5, Two Votes; £10, Four Votes; and so in proportion. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS-58., One Vote; lOs., Two Votes j and so on in proportion.

Subscriptions and Donations will be thankfully received, and eTer)information given by the Secretary, Mr. HENRY O. LATREILLE, at the Office of the Institution, No. 65, Southampton Row, London.

LEGAOIES ARE ALSO EARNESTLY SOLIOITED.

UNIVERSAlBENEFICENT SOCIETYJ Founded to assist in various ways those in necessity, of

good character, without distinction of class, nationality, or sect.

----------, Patroness-HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS OF WALES.

President-THE DUKE OF PORTLAND, K.G. Treasurer-THE VISOOUNT OLIFDEN.

Secretary-So SUTHERLAND SAFFORD, Esq.

FUNDS URGENTLY NEEDED. Donations and Subscriptions will be thankfully received by th:

Society's Bankers, Messrs. COUTTS & CO., 59, Strand; or by tIl") SECRETARY, at the Office,

15, Soho Square, London, W~

LONDON BANKS AND BANKERS.

AFRICAN BANKING CORPORATION, LIMITED, 43-46 Threadneedle st. E.C.

ALEXANDER FLETCHER & CO. 2 St. Helen's pI. E.C. A.LEXANDERS & CO. LIMITED, 24 Lombard st. E.C. ALLAN T. H. & CO. 17 Gracechurch st. E.C. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, 3 Waterloo pl. S. W. &

84 Queen st. Cheapside E.C.ANGLO-AUSTRIAN BANK, 31 LombardHt. E.C.ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK (THE), LIMITED, 18

Austin friars E.C. ANGLO-FOREIGN BANKING CO. LIMITED, 2 Bishopsgate

st. within E.C. ARMSTRONG & CO. 93 Bishopsgate st. within E.C. AUSTRALIAN JOINT STOOK BANK, LIMITED, 2 King

William st. E.C. ~-ti-.~J ~ ;'1

BANK OF A:FRICA, LIMl'rED, 113 Cannon st. E.C. & 235 & 237 Salisbury house, London Wall E.C.

BANK OI!' ATHENS, 55 & 56 Bishopsgate st. within E.C. BANK 0]' .AUSTRALASIA, 4 Threadneedle st. E.C. BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, See Canadian Bank of

Commerce BANK OF BRITISH WEST AFRICA, LIMITED (THE), 17

Leadenhall st. E. C. BANK OF ENGLAND, Threadneedle st. E.C. Branch

Offices:-1Burlington gardens W. & Law Courts W.C .. BANK OF. MAURITIUS (THE), LIMITED, 10 George

yard, Lombard st. E.C.BANK OF MONTRBAL, 22 Abchurch lane E.C. BANK OF SCOTLAND, 19 Bishopsgate st. within E.C ..BANK OF TARAPACA & ARGENTINA (THE), LIMITED,

97 & 98 Bishopsgate st. within E. C.BARCLAY & COMPANY, LIMITED, 54 Lombard st. E.C. ;

1 Pall Mall east S.W. ; 27 Cavendish sq. W.; 19 Fleet st. E.C.; 171 Brompton rd ..S.W.; 41 St. Mary axe E.C.; 24A, Southwark st. S.E. & 120 Wood st. E.C. -

BIGGERSTAFF W. & J. 18 West Smithfield E.C~ Branch Offices:-6Bank buildings, M 4-L\nolitanCattle Market N. & Foreign Cattle Market, Doc._ Deptford S.E. j also at_ Woodside Ferry, Birkenhead .

BIRKBECK BANK, 29 to 42 Southampton buildings, Chancery lane w.e. & 329 High Holborn W. C.

BRITISH BANK OF SOUTH AMERICA (THE), LIM. 2A, Moorgate st. E.C.

BRITISH LINEN CO. BANK, Threadneedle st. E.C. BRITISH MUTUAL BANKING CO. LIMITED, Bank

buildings, Ludgate circus E.C.BURNETT & CO. 123 Pall mall S.W. BURT FREDERICK & CO. 80 Cornhill E.C. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, 60 Lombard st. E.C.

60 LONDON BANKS AND BANKERS. - -_.------~ -

CAPITAL & COUNTIES BANK, LIMITED (THE), 39 Threadneedle st. E. C. Branch Offices:-25 Ludgate hill E.C.; 195 Edgware rd. W.; 35 King st. Covent garden W.C.; 28 Fleet st. E.C.; 115 Fore st. E.C.; 151 & 153 Newington Causeway S.E.; 35 Piccadilly W.; 50 Upper st. Islington N.; 145 Shoreditch High st. E.; ~ Victoria st. Westminster S.W.; 210 Commercial rd. E.; 125 Oxford st. W. & 347 Gray's inn rd. W.C.

CHALMERS, GUTHRIE & CO. LIl\:IITED, 9 Idol lane E.C. CHARING CROSS BANK, 28 Bedford st. Covent garden W.C.

& 120 Bishopsgate st. withinCHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA,

Hatton court, Threadneedle st. E. C. . CHILD & CO. 1 Fleet st. E.C. CIVIL SERVICE BANK, LIMITED, 10 CharingCross rd.W.C CLYDESDALE BANK (THE), LIMITED, 30 Lombardst.E.C COCKS, BIDDULPH & CO. 43 Charing cross S.W. COHN MAURICE & CO. 7 & 8 Great Winchester st. E.C. &

Pahnerston buildings, Old Broad st. E.C. COMMERCIAL BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED, 12 King

William st COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED, 62

Lombard st. E.C. COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY OF SYDNEY

(THE), LIMITED, 18 Birchin lane, Lombard st. E.C. COl\IPTOIR NATIONAL D'ESCOMPTE DE PARIS, .52

Threadneedle st. E.C. COOK l'HOMAS & SON, Ludgate circus E.C.; 13 Cockspur

st. S.W.; 21 High st. Kensington W.; 99 Gracechurch st. E.C.; 38 & 39 Piccadilly W.; 82 Oxford st. W.; Forecourt, Charing Cross station w.e. & 81 Cheapside E.C.

COUTTS & CO. 440 Strand W.C. COX & CO. 16 Charing cross S.W. CREDIT LYONNAIS, 40 Lombard st. E.C. & 4 Cockspur st.

S.W. CUNLIFFE (ROGER), SONS & CO. 22 Finch lane & 2

Royal Exchange buildings E.C. DELHI & I.ONDON. BANK, LIl\HTED, Royal Bank build·

ing~, 123 Bishopsgate st. within E.C. . DEUTSCHE BANK (Berlin), London Agency, 4 George yard,

Lombard sf. E.C. DIRECTION DER DISCONTO-GESELLSCHAFT, 53 Corn-

hill E..C. DOBREE SAMUEL & SONS, 6 Tokenhouse yard E.O. DRESDNER BANK, 6p Old Broad st. E.C. DRUMl\fOND l\IESSRS. 49 Charing cross S.W. ECONOl\UC BANK, LIMITED, 18 Bishopsgate st. within E.C. ERLANGER E:l\IILE & CO.20 Bishopsgate st. within E.C. FORBES, FORBES, CAMPBELL & CO. LIMITED, 9 King

William st. E. C. GERMAN BANK OF LONDON, LIMITED, 34 Old Broad

st. E.C.

'LONDON BANKS AND BANKERS.

GILLETT BROTHERS & CO. 58 Lombard st. E.C. GLYN, MILLS, CURRIE & CO. 67 Lombard st. E.C. GRIND LAY & CO. 54 Parliament st. S.W. GUINNESS :l\fAHON& CO. 81 Lombard st. E.C. HARROD'S LIMITED, 87 to 135 Brompton rd. S.W. . HICKLE, BORlVIAN & CO. 14 Waterloo pI. Pall mall S.W. HILL & SONS, (j6 West Smit.hfield E.C.; 2 :Bank buildings,

:Metropolitan Cattle Market N.& Foreign Cattle l\farket,Deptford S.E.

HOARE MESSRS. 37 Fleet st. E.C. HOLT & CO. 3 Whitehall pI. S.W. HUTCHINSON WILLIAM & CO. Trafalg!tr buildings, Char

ing cross W.C. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION, 31 Bishops-

gate st. within E.C. JAKINS ALFRED & CO. LIMITED, 99 Leadenhall st. E.G.;

30 Silver st. Kensington W. & 6 Camden rd. N.W. KEYSER A. & CO. 21 Cornhill E. C. KING HENRY S. & CO. 65 Cornhill E. C. & 9 Pall mall S.W. KLEIN WORT, SONS & CO. 20 Fenchurch st. E.C. LAENDERBANK~. K. 62A, Lombard st. E.C. LLOYDS BANK, LIMITED, Head Office, 71 Lombard st.

E.C.; City Office, 72 Lombard st. E.C.; West End, 16 St. James's st. S.W.; Law Courts, 222 Strand W.C.; Holborn circus E.C.; 72 to 74 Fenchul'ch st. E.C.; 44 & 45 Aldersgate st. E. C. ; .1b & 16 Cheapside E. C. ; 35 Cambridge st. Paddington; Rosslyn hill, Hampstead :N:. W. ; 33 Belgrave rd. S.W.; 34 Hammersmith rd. W. & 164 Finchley rd. Hampstead

LONDON BANKING CORPORATION, LIMITED, 32 New Bridge st. E.C.

LONDON & BRAZILIAN BANK, LIMITED, 7. Tokenhouse yard E.C.

LONDON CITY & l\IIDLAND BANK, LIMITED, Head Office,5 Threadneedle st. E.C. ; 52 Cornhill E.C.; 199 High st. Acton W.; 94 Fenchurch st. E.C.; 44 Theobald's rd. W.C.; 98 Jamaica. rd. Bermondsey S.E.; 29~ Balham High rd. S.W.; 465-467 Bethnal Green rd. E.; 140 & 14~ Bishops-gate st. without E. C.; Corner of Stamford st., Blackfriars rd. S.J<::;.; 449 Strand W.C.; 30 & 32 King's rd.; 327 High rd. Chiswick; 240 Lavender hill, Clapham junction

,S.W.; 10 Chartel'house buildings corner of Goswell rd. & Clerkenwell rd. E.C.; 69 Coleman st. E.C.; 20 Bow st. W.C.; 139North end, Croydon; 41 & 43 High st. Deptford 46 The Broadway, Ealing W.; 20 Eastcheap E.G.; 100 & 101, Fore st. E.C.; 29 Woodgrange rd. Forest Gate E.;

,30 Dartmouth rd. Forest hill S. E.; Old Town Hall, Mare st ..N.E. ; 157 HackJ?eyrd. N.E.; ~2 King st. Hammersmith; 62 High st. Harlesden;, 33 Grand parade, Harringay N. ; 33 & 34 Holhorn viaduct E. C.; 16 Leonard pI. corner of Earl's Court rd. W.; 165 High rd. Kilburn N.W.; 6

Sloane st~ S.W.; 85 & 87 High st. Lewisham S.E.; 324 Rig}j rd. Leyton E.; 646 High rd. Leytonstone; 226 Coldharbour lane, Loughborough Junction; 45 & 47 Ludgate hill E.C.; 19 High st. Marylebone W. ; 70 South Audley st. W.; 91 Mile End rd. E.; 129 New Bond st. W.; 331 New Cross rd. ; 89, .90 & 91 Newgatest.E.C.; 93 Great Eastern st. E. C. ;,36 Old Bond st. W. ; 280 Old Kent rd. S.E.; 196 Oxford st. W.; 219 & 221 Edgware rd. W.; 49 Rye lam', Peckham, S.E.; 154 Portobello rd. W.; 71A, Queen Victoria st. E.C.; 196 Lower rd. Rotherhithe S.E.; 50& 138 Shaftesbury avenue W.; 30 & 31 Shoreditch High st. ,E.; 603 Commercial xd. Stepney; 150 High st. Stoke Newington N. ; 384 High st. Stratford; 103 Streatham hill S.W.; 90 Tooley st. S.E. ; 159 & 160 Tottenham Court rd. W.; l\'Ielmoth pI. Walham green S;W.; 62 Westbourne grove, 'V.; 110 WhitechapelHigh st. E.; 93 High rd. Willesden green N.W.; 60 West Smithfield E.C.; 13Green's end,Woolwich; 8 Bank buildings, Metropolitan Cattle Market N. .

LONDON &. COUNTY BANKING CO. LIMITED, Head Office, 21 Lombard st. E.C. Branch Offices:-139 & 141 High st. W.; 134 Aldersgate st. E.C.; 128 & 130 Balham High rd . .s.W.,; Westbourne grove, W. Bayswater; 21 Hanover sq. W.; 4 & 5 Upper st. Islington N.; 1Connau~ht st. W.; 109 & 111 New Oxford st: W.C.; Borough HIgh

,st. 8.E.; Kensington High st. W.; 180, 181 & 182 Shoreditch E.; 217 Lavender hill; Clapham Junction; 74 & 76 Westbourne grove 'V.;Henrietta st. Covent garden W.C.; 165 Westminster Bridge rd. S.E.; 'Deptford broadwayS.E.; Stratford broadway E.; 324 & 325 High Holborn W.C.; Amhurst rd. Hackney N.E.; 52 East India Dock rd. E.; 16 & 18 Newington butts S.E.; Westow hill,Upper Norwood; 173 Victoria st. S.W.; 266 & 268 Penton· ville rd. King's Cross; 298 & 300 Romford rd. Forest Gate; Church st. Greenwich S.E.; Lee rd. Blackheath S.E.; 12 King st. west, Hammersmith W. ; 'Hollandpark&ShepheI'd'sBush; 14 Shepherd's Bush green W.; 490 & 492 Holloway rd. N. ; The Broadway, !lford;, 25 Sussex pL Queen's gate S.W.;

'369 & 371 Brixton rd. S.W. r 332 & 334 Harrow rd. W.; 74 & 76 High st. Kingsland N.E.; 98 & 100 High st. S.W.; 71Powis st. Woolwich S.E.; High rd. Chiswick; The Mall, Ealing; West End lane, West Hampstead; 95 High st. Claphain S.W.,; ,263Strand W.C.; High st. Croydon; High st.

'Putney S;W.; 3 The Broadway, West Norwood S:E.; High st. Wimbledon; 185 Trafalgar rd. East GreenwIch S.E.; Tooley st. S.K; 12 Fore st. E.C.; Camberwell green S.E. ; 189 & 191 Earl's Court rd. S.W.; 548 Romford rd. Go()dmayes,Ilford; 139 & 141 Hi.gh st. Acton W.; 98 & 100 Upper ,Clapton rd. :N.E.; 1 Anson parade, Cricklewood;, 45

, Topsfield 'parade, Crouch end N.; 14 St. Leonard's tel'. High 'rd. Streatham S.W. ; ,122 East Ferry rd. Millwall E.; 34

High rd. Leyton' ; 64 Knightsbridge, Albert gate, S.W. ; 51 & 53 Barking I'd. K; 314High rd. Chiswick; l!~inchley rd. Finchley' drive; Fil1ch~e:r rd. N.W.; 12 King st. West

LONDO~ BANKS A~D BANK~~RS.

Hammersmith; 1 Marylrbone rd . .N.W.; 75 St. James's rd.S.W.-; 124 Uxbridge rd. West Ealing; 188 Norwood ,rd. West Norwood & 27 St. 1t'Iarvaxe E.O.

LONDON & HANSEATIO) BANK, LIMITED, 38 Lombard 'st. E.C.

LONDON JOINT STOOK BANK, LIMITED, 5 Princes st. E. O. Branch Offices : -69 Pall mall S.,W. ; 123 Chancery lane W.C.; 120 High Holborn W.C.; 890harterhouse st. E.C.; 6 Lothbury E.C.; 50 Old Broad st. E.C.; 144 Leadenhall st. E.C.; 61 St. :Maryaxe E. 0.; 44 Fenehurch st. E. C.; 52 Oxford st.; The Broadway, Tooting; 15Wigmore st. W.; 28 Borough High st. S.E.; no Long Acre W.O.; 2 Oraven rd. Paddington W.; 94 Great Tower st. E.O.; 660 Commercialrd. east E.; Electra house, Finsbury PavementE.C.; 1 Woburnpl. W.C.; lI3 Woodst. E.C.; 22Vietoriast. S.W.; 24 Buckingham Palace, rd. S.W.; 1 Sydney pl. Onslow sq. S.W.; 5 Bank buildings, Gloucester rd. S.W.; 75 Regent st. W.; 69 High st. Peckham S.E.; 66-Lordship.lane, East Dulwich S.E. ; EnfieldHighway; Waltham Abbey;Cheshunt; Waltham Oross; Lower Edmonton; Winchmore Hill; Palmer's Green; Woodford Green; Buckhilrst' Hill;52 Barbicau. E.C. ; Laughton & 6 Victoria par. MuswellHill

LONDON, PARIS & AMERICAN BANK, LIMITED, 40 ThreadneedJest. E.C.

LONDON& PARIS EXCHANGE, LIMITED, Basildon house, 7,9 & 11 Moorgate st. E.O. & 42 & 43 Colemanst. E.O

LONDON & PROVINCIAL BANK, LIMITED, 3 Bank buildings, Lothbury E.O. Branch Offices::-163 Edgwarerd. W.; 108 Queen's gate, South Kensington W.; 83 Commercial st. Spitalflelds; Barking rd. Oanning Town; ·Bowespark N.; Chadwell Heath; East Ham; Lee Green; Lewisham S.E.; Blaekheath S.E.; 40 & 41 Newington Green; 137 Anel'ley I,d. Anerley S.E.; East Greenwich; Stoke Newington N.; Walham green S.W.; Stratford E.; 1 Kingsland High st. E.; Barking E.; Carshalton, Beckenham,Belvedere, Bexley Heath, Leytonstone, Richmond, Surbiton, SUl'biton Hill, Sutton, Sydenham, Woolwich,Enfield; The Triangle,Hackney E. ; Woodgreen; Teddington; 56 OldKent rd. S.E.;Catford S.E.; Upper & Lower Edmonton; 3~8 Essex rd. N.; Erith; 4 Highbury pI. N.; Hither Green; Harringay; Hornsey ; Mitcham; Munster Park; Muswell Hill; 180 New Cross rd. S.E.; New Southgate N.; Ponder's End; Southgate N. ; South Tottenham; 40 & 42 $tamford hill N.; Thornton Heath; WestcombePark S.E. ; Rew & Kew gardens; Lea Bridge rd.; Tottenham N.; 155 FOl·tessrd. Tufnell park N.W.; Twickenlram; St. James st. Walthamstow;Wood st. Walthamstow; Chingford; Hoe st. Walthamstow ; Plumstead; Green lanes N.; Hampton Hill; 28 England'slane, Hampstead; West End lane, West Hampstead; WhiteHart la. Tottenham; flforel; Manor pk.; Penge; St. Margaret's ;. Sidcup; Eltham; Ewell; Goodmayes; Honor Oak park; Ladywell S.E.; North Finchley N.; Plaistow E. ; 39 Roman rd. Bow E.; Rotnford; West green N.; Chui'ch·erid,

Finchley N.; Finchley park N.; Harringay; Bowes park W. Mortlake; 39 Roman rd. Bow E.; Wbite Hart lao Winchmore Hill; Hounslow; 315Kentish Town rd.; Maida vale; Palmer's green

LONDON & RIVER PLATE BANK, LIMITED, Princes st. E.C.

LONDON & SAN FRANCISCO BANK, LIMITED, 55 , Old :Broadst. E.C. '

LONDON & SOUTH-WESTERN BANK, LIMITED, HeadOffice, 170 Fenchurch st. E.C. London Branches :--186 High st. Acton W.; 122 Lower Addiscombe rd ..Addiscombe

. S.E.; 1I3A, Anerley 1'9,. S.E.; High rd. Balham S.W.;'41East st. Barking E.; 10 High st. :BarnesS.W. ; 356 Battersea.Parkrd. S.W.; 278 Queen'srd. Battersea S.W.; 103 Queen's rd.Bayswater W.; 248NewKentI'd. S.E. ; 46 Southampton row,.BloomsburyW.C. ; ::222 Great Dover st.; 90 & 92 Bow rd. ,E.; 256' Brixton hill S.W. ; 275 & 465 Brixton rd. -S.W.; 98 Brompton rd. S.W.; 318 High rd. Brondesbury N.W. ;Camberwell green S.E.; 68 & 69 Park st. Camden town N.W.; 163 Rushey green, Catford S.E.; 27 Church lane, Old Charlton S.E.; 155 & 156 Cheapside E.C.; 140 King's rd. Chelsea S.W.; Bank buildings, High rd. Chiswick W. ; 144 High st. Clapham S.W.; 7 St. John's hill, Clapham junction S.W.; 204 & 206 Lower Clapton rd. ()IaptonN.E.;84 Rosebery"avenueE.C.; High rd. CricklewoodN.W.; 373 Brockley rd. Crofton park S.E. ; 73 North end, Croydon;79 South end, Croydon; High st. Dulwich village S.E.; 68 Lordship lane, East Dulwich S.E.; 53 Broadway, EalingW.; 207Uxbridge rd. West Ealing W.; 183 Earl's Court rd.S.W.; 17 Windermere tel'. Garratt Iane,Earlsfield; High st.East Ham E. ; near Railway station, Church end, Finchley

. N.; 8 Park Hall place, Ea:st Finchley N.; 82 Finsbury pavement E.C.; 254 & 256 Seven Sisters rd. Finshury park N.; 78 Fleet st. E.C.; 306 Romford rd. Forest gate E.; 4 Dartmouth rd. Forest hill S.E.; 853 Fulham rd. S.W. ;

.56 Great Portland st. W.; 1 Amhurst rd. Hackney N.E.; 8 The Broadway, Hammersmith W.; 28 High st. Hampstead

- N.W.; 13t> Finchley rd. N.W.; 35 & 37 Avenue mansions, Finchley rd. N.W.: 155 Broadway, Hanwell-Elthorne W.;

,High st. Harlesden N.W.; Station rd. Harrow N.W. ; 416 Harro~ rd. W.; 54 & 56 High !'it. Highgate N.; 127 Hol

; land Park aven~e W.; 403 Holloway rd. N.; 7 Highgate,,hill, Upper HollowayN.; The Broadway, Crouchend, Hornsey.'N.; Cranbrook rd. Ilford;l88 Upper st. Islington N.; 412

Kennington rd. S.E. '; 62 ChamberlayneWood rd. Kentish rise N.W. ;230 Kentish Town rd. N.W.; 57 Kew Bridge rd. :Brentford; 42 High rd. Kilburn N.W. ; 23 Euston rd.'King's cross N.;' 765 1Vandsworth rd. Lavender hill- S.W.;High rd. Leyton E.; 863 Romford rd. Manor park E.; 209 lYlertonrd. Wimbledon;. 236 Whitechapel rd. E.; 3 Minories E.; Sheen lane, MortIake S.W.; 239 Lewisham High rd. S.E.; 195 & 197 New Oross rd. S.E.; London rd. Norbury; 251 & 253 Selhurst rd. South Norwood S.E.; 61

Westow hill, Upper Norwood S.E.; 435 Norwood rd. West Norwood S.E.; 137 Ladbroke grove, Notting hill W.; 451 Oxford st. W. 77 High st. Peckham S.E.; 187 East India Dock rd. Poplar E.; 127 Upper Richmond rd. Putney S. W. ; 27 Regent st. S. W.; Wellington rd. St. John's wood N.W.; 302 Uxbridge rd. Shepherd's Bush W. ; Shoreditch High at.E. 1 & 2 St. George's circus, Southwark S.E.; 368 Commercial rd. E.; 256 Clapham rd. S. W.; 366 Strand W. C.; 141 High rd. Streatham S. W. ; 1 Bank parade, Streatham common S. W.; 181 Strou(l Green road, N.; 6 High st. Sutton; 13 Kirkdale, Sydenham S.E.; 140 Upper Tooting road, Tooting S.W.; 335 Norwood road, Tulse hill S.E.; 249 Plashetroad, Upton park E. ; 3 & 5 Wandsworth road, Vauxhall S. W.; The Broadway, WalhamgreenS.W.; Manon'oad, Wallington; 277 & 7 High st. Walthamstow; 260 Walworth rd. S.E.; 5 & 6 Bank buildings, High st. Wandsworth S. W.; High st. Wanstead Eo; 202 Fulham rd. S. W.; 137 North End rd. West Rensington W. ; 78 Victoria st. Westminster S.W.; 37, 39 & 41 St. John st. West SmithfieldE.C.; 5 High rd. Willesden green; 37 Hill rd. Wimbledon; High st. Wimbledon common & 32 Hardy terrace, Wood Green, N.; sub-branches, Edgware, Stanmore & 'Vhetl>tone

LONDON TRADING BANK, LIMITED, 12 Coleman st. KC. LONDON & WESTMINSTER BANK, LIMITED,41 Lothbury

E.C. Branch Offices :-1 St .. James's sq. S.W.; 214 High Holborn W.C.; 161 Bow rd. E.; 6 Borough High st. S.E. ; 504 Brixton rd. S.W.; 45 Uxbridge rd. Ealing; 130 High st. Whitechapel E.; 1 Stratford pI. Oxford st. W.; 217 Strand W. C. ; 91 Westminstel: Bridge rd. S. W;; 1 Brompton sq. S. W.; 62 Victoria st. Westminster S.W.; 133 Westbourne grove W.; 8 Holborn circus; 4 Mincing lane E.C.; 269 & 270 Upper st. N.; 94 & 96 Kensington High st.; 44 & 46 Hampstead rd. N.W.; 98 & 100 City rd. E.C.; 106 Finchley rd.; Hampstead N. W.; 140 Herne hill S.E.; 112 & 114 Oxford st. ; Broadway, Crouch End; 77 & 79 King st. west, Hammersmith; 106A, High rd. Kilburn; 8 VictorIa parade. Balham hill S.W.; 1 Streatham HighI'd. S.W.; 79 Ebury st. S. W.; 134 Marylebone rd.; 5 St. Paul's churchyard; 19 Uxbridge rd. W.; 1. Imperial parade, Cricklewood N. W. ; 12 New Kent rd. S.E. & 59 St. Mary axe E.C.

MACFADYEN P.-& CO. Winchester house, Old Broad st. E.C. McGRIGOR SIR C. R. BART. & CO. 25 Charles st. St.James's

S.W. MANCHESTER & LIVERPOOL-DISTRICT BANKING CO.

LIMITED, 75 Cornhill, E.C. MARTIN'S BANK, LIMITED, 68 Lombard st. E. C. MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED, 40 Thread·

needle st. E.C. MERCANTILE BANK OF LONDON, LIMITED, 178 Wool

exchange, Basinghall st. E. C. MERCHANT BANKING CO. LIMITED, 112 Cannon st. E.C. BROM. 3

66 LONDON BANKS AND BANKERS.

METROPOLITAN BANK (OF ENGLAND & WALES), LIM· ITED, 60 Gracechnrch st. E. C.

MIDDLESEX BANKING CO.LIl\IITED,90 Leadenhall st.E.C.

NATIONAL BANK, LIMITED, 13 Old Broad st. E.C. Branch Offices :-68 Gloucester gardens, Bayswater W.; 9 Charing cross S.W.; 189 High st. Camden town N.W. ; 286 Pentonville rd. N.; 158 High st. Notting l:ill W.; 21 Grosvenor gardens, Belgravia S. W.; 276 Oxford st~ W.; 361 ~ 363 Goswell rd. E.C. ; 2 Elgin avenue, Harrow rd. W.; St. l\fary's rd. Harlesden N.W.; 180 Strand W.C. & 23 Bilker st. W.

NATIONAL BANK OF CHINA, LIMITED, 61 Old Broad st. E.C.

NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT, 92 Cannon st. E.C. NATIONAL BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED, 17 Bishopsgate

st. E.C. NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED, 37 Nicholas

lane, Lombard st. E.C. NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE BANK, Hackney station, Mare

st. Hackney N.E. ' . NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND,LIl\UTED,

112 Bishopsgate st. within E. C. Branch Offices :-208 & 209 Piccadilly W. ;. 5::3Baker st. W.; 218 Upper st. Islington N.; Carey st. Lincoln's inn W.C. ; 88 Cromwell rd. S.W. ; Audley mansions, South Audley st. :Mayfair; 185 Aldersgate st. E.C.; 128 Finchley rd. N. W. ; 291H, Oxford st. W.; 55 & 57 Kensington High st.; 494 Brixton rd. S. W.; 1 Marlborough gate, Hyde park W.; 1:!3 Fenchurch st. RC.; 50 :,Finsbury pavement E.C.; 45 Seven Sisters rd. N.; 153 Sloane st. S. W.; 155 Mate street, Hackney N.E.; 96 & 97 Strand W. C. & 153 High st.' Putney S. W.

PALL l\fALL BANK, LIMITED, 3 Adelaide st. Strand W.l'. PARR'S BANK, LIMITED, Bartholomew lane, E.C. Branch

Officcs:-52 Threadneedle st. E.C.; 77 Lombard st. E.C.; 1 Finsbury sq. E.C.; 87 Fleet st. E. C; 126 High Holborn W.C.; 1 Cavendish sq. W.; 88 & 90 Kensington High st. W.; 23~ Begent st. W.; High st .. Camden town N.W.; 11 Belsize parade, Haverstock hill N. W.; 74 HighI'd. Kilburn N.W. ; Charing Cross; 9 & 10 St. Martin's pI. W.C.; 14 Sloane. sq. S. W.; 341 Queen's rd. Battersea park, S. W ; 199 & 201 Earl's Court rd. S.W. ; 820 Holloway rd. N. ; 2 Grand parade, Highgate, N.; 138 High rd. Streatham S.W. ; 333 High rd . .Brondesbury; 74 High st. Notting hill; 53 High st. Clapham; 11 The Pavement, Seven Kings, Ilford; 16 'rhe Pavement, Chiswick; 8 Station parade, Willesden grtJen; 415 High st. Stratfo:!.'d & George lane, Woodford

PARRY & CO. (of Madrab), 70 Gracechurch st. E.C. PROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND, LIMITED, 8 Throg

morton avenue E.C. QUIN (GERALD), COPE & CO. 29 Royal Exchange E.C. REEVES WHITBURN & CO. 27 Clement's lane E.C. RELIANCE BANK, LIMITED, 103 Queen Victoria st. E.C RICHARDSON & CO. 25 Suffolk st. Pall Mall east S.W.

LONDON. BANKS AND BANKERS. 67

ROBARTS, LUBBOCK & CO. 15 Lombard st. E.C. ROBINSON SOUTH AFRWAN BANKING CO. LIMITED, 1

Bank buildings, Lothbury E.C. RODOCANACHI, SONS & CO. 129 Palmerston hO.lse, Old

Broad st. E. C. ROSS GEORGE & CO. 55&56 Bishopsgate st. within E.C. ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, 123 Bishopsgate st.

within E.C. SAMUEL MONTAGU & CO. 60 Old Broad st: E.C. SEYD & 00. 38.Lombard st. E.G. SILVER S. W. & CO~Sun court, 67 COl'nhillE.C. SMITHS BANK (See Union of London & Smiths Bank; Lim.) SOCIETE GENERALK(DE PARIS), 53 Old Broad st. E.C. SOOIETE GEN:ERALE DE OREDIT INDUSTRIEL ET

COMMERCIAL, 124 & 126 Cannon st. E.C. . STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRIOA, LIMITED, 10

Clement's lane, E.O. STIL WELL & SONS, 42 Pall mall S.W. SWISS BANKVEREIN, 43 Lothbury E.C. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED,71 Cornhili E.C. UNION OF LONDON & SMITHS BANK, LIMITED, 2

Princes st. E.O. Branch Offices:-1 Lombard st. E. C. ; Obaring cross S.W. ; 14 Argyle pI. Regent st. W. ; 67 Bishop'srd. Bayswater W.; Holborn circus E. C.; 95 Chancery lane W.C.; 97 'l'ottenham Court rd. W.C.; 116 Fenchurch st .. E. C.; 12 Southwark st: S.E.; 74 Sloane st. S.W.; 76 High , st. South Norwood; U MounL st. Grosvenor sq. W.; 18 Cromwell pl. S.W.; 33 High st. Bromley, Kent; 8 High st. Notting Hill gate W.; III South end, Oroydon; 116 Fore st. E.C.; 12 College crescent N.W. ; 25 St. Mary axe E.C.; Salisbury house, London wall E.C.; n 'l'heExchange, Mus-well hill N.; 4 Market parade, East Finchley N. ; 50 CornhillE. C. ; 7 Drapers' gdns. ; 24 Bedford row W. C.; 32 Lowndes st. S.W.; 66 Charing cross S.W.; High st. Croydon;103 High Holborn W. 0.; 455 Oxford st. W.; 22 London st. W. & 3 Regent st. . .'

UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND, LI.MITED, 62 Cornhill E.C;UNION DEPOSIT BANK, LIMITED, 17 King William at.

Strand W.C. WHEATLEY GEORGE W. & CO. 191 & 192 Upper Thames

st.E.C.; 17 & 18 Garlic hill E.C.; 23 Regent st. S.W. & 20 -Glasshouse st. W.; 35 Dale street, Liverpool; 44 Portland st. Manchester; 13 Cochrane st. Glasgow & 32 Rue Caumartin; Paris

WHITE & SHAXSON, 33 Nicholas lane E.C. WHITELEY WILLIAM, LTD. 39 Westbourne grove yv.WILLIAMS DEACON'S BANK LTD. 20 Birchin lane

E. C.; 2 Cockspur. st. S.W.; Hotel Great. Central, lVIarylebone N.W.; 22 St. Mary axe E. C. & 135 Ooleherne co1.ftot,Old Brompton rd. S.\V.

WOODHEAD & CO. 44 Charing cross S.W. BROM. 3*

68 ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE BROMLEYr ••

S~hQQ\ tQ~ (or the 6lrla' Pablfc Day School Oompany, Limited).

FERN BANK, ELMFIELD ROAD, BROMLE,Y, KENT.

COUNCIL-William Bousfield, Esq., Chairman.

Sir W. de Abney, K.c.B., F.R.S. Miss Maud Grenfell. Rev. Canon Bell. Miss Mary Gurney. The Han. Alice M. Bruce. Mrs. Henry Hart. Felix Clay, Esq. Sir Alfred C. Lyall, K.C.B., &c. The Hon. Lady Digby. T. Buxton Morrish, Esq. Wyndham R.Dunstan,Esq.,F.R.S. The Rev.The Hon.J. S. Northcote. H. Weston Eve, Esq. Lady Savory. Daniel R. Fearon, Esq., c.B. Robert G. Tatton, Esq .

....6'X~

"eab .mistress:. Miss HEPPEL, .B.A. (London).

~~ The aim of the Company is, by the employment of an ample staff of

competent teachers and the use of the best methods of instruction, to ensurefor Girls an education adapted to their requirements, but as sound and thorough as that which boys now receive in Grammar Schools of the highestclass. The School Course includes Religious Instruction, Reading, Writing,Arithmetic, Mathematics, English Gmmmar and Literature, History,Geography, French, German, Latin. the elements of Physical Science, Drawing, ClassSinging, and Harmony, Gymnastic Exercises and Needlework.

The School year is divided into Three Terms, each of about Thirteenweeks. .

There is a Preparatory Department attached' to the School, for Girls and Boys under 7.

The Term Fee is £2 2S. in the Preparatory Department. £3 las. for Pupils under 10. £4 lOS.for those over 10•

.£5 lOS.for pupils entering over 13Further Particulars and Printed Forms (to be filled up before admisslo.

to the School) may be obtained at the .school. or from the Secretary. ~I. Queeo An•• •• aate. London. S.W.

BROMLEY DIRJilCTORY.

BROMLEY. • ••

ROMLEY is supposed to have derived its name from

. the saxo.n word Bromleag, in Latin Bf'omlega, signifying

. a field, or heath, where Broom grows; sufficient quantity

, of the plant still existed a few years ago on the waste

places near the town to corroborate this etymology.

Bromley is a municipal and market town and parish situated ten miles

from London (S.E.) and fourteen from Sevenoaks, on the main road to Hastings, and is in the hundred of Bromley and Beckenham, lathe of Sutton-at-hone, and in the County of Kent. The parish is bounded by Beckenham, West Wickham, Hayes, Keston, Farnborough, Orpington, Chislehurst, \ Lee, ,Eltham, and Lewisham, and contains 4,706 acres ~~~. \ j

G. Weeks & Sons, Ir6nmongers, Brom~ey.

70 ADVERTISE MENTS.

ESTABLISHED 1864.

e.Telephone:

Nos. 8 & 9 Bromley.

H. PODGER & SONS (LIMITED),

LAUNDERERS, DYERS, CLEANERS·AND UPHOLSTERERS.

Branch M k t SReceiYing Shop: J, ar e quare, ~ BROMLEY, KENT. ~

SPECIALITE :

'i~e\\ch auQ. e.he\\\\ca\ e\ea,,\\\~ IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

BEDS ABD MATTRESSES CLEAtiED IBD PURIFIED • • . .AND

• • . . RE-MA,DE EQUAL TO BRW. New Ticks Supplied if required.

Furniture of all description can be freed from moth and successfully cleaned without being unpicked.

Carpet Beating and Cleaning by Steam Power Machinery.

laundries: HOMESDALE ROAD &. NAPIER ROAD, BROMLEY. Dyeing and Cleaning Works: TYLBEY ROAD, BROMLEY.

Registered Offices: 156, HOMESDALE ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT.

BROMLEY DIRECTORY. 71

Bromley is a very healthy place, and to this fact, and the beauty of the scenery by which it is surrounded, is largely due its popularity as a place of residence. Dr. Codd, the Medical Officer of Health, states in his report for'1903, that the death rate for that year was only 10'74 per 1,000, against a death rate of 15'4 for England and Wales, and 11'9 for the outer ring of London, The water is supplied entirely by the Kent District of the Metropolitan Water ,Board, whose supplies are drawn from deep w~l1s~unk in the chalk. It is remarkably free from organic impurities, and is quoted as a standard for purity in the metropolitan areas, but is very " hard" in consequence of being so aighly charged with carbonate of lime-and other mineral substances. The centre of the town (The "'.Bell" Hotel) is situate 200ft. above the level of the sea. The inhabited houses in the parish in 1903 numbered about 5,500.

POPULATION AND VITAL STATISTICS,

The population accordmg to the last Census numbered 27,354, being an increase of 5,669 upon that of IS9T. The following table shows the fluctuations-mostly in the way of increase- of the population during the century:

POPULATION,

1801 1811 1821 1831

1841 1851

1861 1871

1881 1891 19°1

2,700 2,965, 3,147, 4,002, 4,325, 4,127, 5,5°°,

10,674, 15,154, 21,685, 27,354,

increase 265 182 855 323

decrease 198 increase 1,373

5,174 4.480

6,531 5,669

EARLY HISTORY OF BROMLEY. Of Bromley in pre-historic times not many traces remain, but a few

neolithic implements have been found here from time to time. A weUmade flint Celt of neolithic date was found recently in Slindridge Park (lna a British urn of red clay in Elmfield Road. In the year 1864 a very

G. "Weeks & Sons, Gasfitters, Bromley.

72 ADVERTISEMENTS.

H. PODGER &. SONS LIMITED BEG to inform the Nobility and Gentry of the surrounding districts that

they have every convenience in their DYEING and CHEMICAL CLEANING WORKS, which are fitted up with all the most modern

plant and machinery, whereby they are in a position to execute all orders entrusted to their care at the shortest possible notice, and at a reasonable cost. Theirs are the only Chemical Cleaning Works in or near the South of London where the work is all done on the premises and not sent away to be dune by other Firms, which has hitherto been done in the district.

Experienced hands only are employed in their Dyeing and Cleaning Works, and a trial is respectfully solicited, when no pains will be spared to give every satisfaction.

Silks, Satins, Veh'ets, Velveteens or Woollen Dresses, Mantles and Jackets CLEANED OR DYED all the new and most fashionable Colours, and Finished equal to new.

Kid Gloves, Shoes, Furs, Muffs, Collarettes, Tapestry, Crewel Work, Gent's Clothes, and all kinds of fancy and delicate articles cleaned and finished in style and fashion without ccing unpicked.

UPHOLSTERY. Damask, Repp, Cloth, Moreen, Chintz, Cretonne, Dimity, Curtains,

Counterpanes, Blankets, Beds, Mattresses, Carpets and Carpet Covers, Skin Hearth Rugs and Mats cleaned and highly finished by machinery.

Carpets Beaten and Cleaned by Steam Power Machinery. PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION.

Parcels sent by Carter, Paterson & Co. receive prompt attention.

BROl\ILEY DIRECTORY. 73

interesting trace of a Roman Settlement was discovered at " Beechfield,"

the residence of the late Mr. J. W. Ilott. A workman employed in the

making of some alterations of the grounds, turned up, from the depth of about fourteen or sixteen inches below the surface, a sepulchral vase of coarse red ware, ornamented with oblique longitudinal lines. By the side

of the vase was about, a shovelful of bones, and fragments of tile. .The vase itself was completely filled with a quantity of bones, partly incinerated, some of which Mr. !lott pronounced to be-human. Further search

revealed two vessels in an upright position, and fragments of about six or eight others, among which was a fragment of fine red Samian ware, decorated with two parallel bands. Among them was ODe vessel of Roman Salopian ware, with narrow neck and handle, and one of bluish-black Upchurch ware. There were also some rusty iron nails. Some particulars of this discovery were published in the Bromley Record of .June, 1864. There can be no doubt that these relics mark the site of a

Romano-British burial ground. It is an' especially interesting fact as a proof that this particular spot was inhabited by the Romans. A few fragments of Norman pottery were found among the old foundations when

the new chancel was added to the Parish Church.

The Manor.

The oldest historieal records, in which Bromley is mentioned, relate

to the Manor. Hasted, in his History of Kent, says :---" Ethelbert King of Kent, gave to Bishop Eard~lph and the Church of Rochester, land in

Bromley containing six sulings. King Edgar, in the ninth year of his reign, anno 967, granted to St. Andrew, and the Church of Rochester, certain land at the place commonly known by the name .LEt Bromleage, containing ten hides, called by the Kentish 1\1ensulings, with all liberties

and emoluments whatsoever, excepting the repelling invasions, and the

repairing of bridges and fortifications, which privileges were granted on account of the great price which Bishop Alfstan had paid for this land, being no less than eighty marcs of purest gold, six pounds of fine silver, and thirty marcs of gold besides to the King's praefect.

"King Ethelred, son of Edgar, on some dispute with the Bishop of Rochester, laid waste the lands belonging to his See, and in 987 gave to his minister, Aethelsine (by whose advice he had taken several estates

from it) ten plow lands at Bromley. But afterwards he, with much

can trition, in 998, in the presence of the convent of Rochester, and his

G. Weeks & Sons, Hot Water Engineers, Bromley.

74 ADVERTISEMENTS.

't{a.\~o\e Sa.,,\\a~~tau"Q.~~, 4, WAL-PO("'~ ROAD,

BROMLEY COMMON, KENT . .._-

--it i i ,-iii,i iiiill iii iii iii iii iii iii i I-i iii iii iii iii i

Glazing of Shirts and Collars a speciality. No Steam. First-class hand labour only

employed. Splendid grass Drying Grou~ds. Chemi

cals are not used. Ladies are invited to visit the Laundry

• Mrs. MARSHALL, Proprietress.

principal nobility, declared what he had done was by the advice of this

Aethelsine; and then restored to the Church six plow lanns here, together with the privilege of the woods in the Weald, &c.

"After the Conquest, Odo, the great Bishop of Baieux, the King's half-brother, seized on the possessions of the Church of Rochester, at Bromley, among many other estates belonging to it, but Archbishop Lanfranc did not suffer him to keep them long, for he recovered them, in the

solemn assembly of the whole country, held on this occasion, by the King's

command, at P!nenden Heath, in 1°76, and afterwards restored them to , Bishop Gundulph, and the Church of St. Andrew, which donation was ' confirmed by Archbishop Anselm and several of his successors. In the

reign of King Edward the Confessor, Bromley continued to be estimated at six sulings. Whether the whole of them came into the hands of the Bishop of Baieux I do not find; but it is certain only three of them

returned after the above adjudication to the Church of Rochester. Accordingly this estate is thus entered, under the general title of the Bishop of Rochester's lands in the suryey of Domesday, taken in the year 1080 .

." In Bromlei hundred the same Bishop (of Rochester) holds

Bromlei. It was taxed at six sulings in the time of King

Edward the Confessor, and now at three. The arable land is

13 carucates. In demesne there are now two carucates, and

30 villeins, with 26 borderers, having I I carucates. There is one mill of four shillings, and two acres of meadow. Wood for the pannage of 100 hogs. In the time of King Edward

the Confessor, and afterwards, it was worth 12 pounds and 10 shillings, now 18 pounds, and yet it yields 21 pounds all but two shillings."

The Manor appears to have remained in the possession of the Bishops of Rochester up till the time of the great rebellion, when the parliament passed an ordinance, October 9th, 1646, £01' the ab0lition o£ Archbishops

and Bishops and £01'vesting their lands in possession of trustees, to be

disposed of according to the appointment of both houses; and another (November 16th) for the sltle of them, to satisfy the debts due from the

State upon the public faith. In consequence of which the I\Ianor of Bromley, with its appurtenances, as part possessions of the bishopric of Rochester, was sold in 1648, to Augustine Skinner, for £5,665 1IS. lid., in which situation it remained till the restoration of Charles II., in 1660,

G. Weeks & Sons, Sanitary Engineers, Bromley.

76 AD VERTISEl\fEN1'S.

-. .. .

E. TRIGG, The New Invicta Sanitary Laundry,

~~e\\\~ a\\6. e\ea,,\,,~'rfo~\\s, 23, Elliott Road, BROMLEY, KENT.

E TRIGG begs to thank the Gentry of Bromley and the surrounding• District for the past patronage, and with a view to increasing this

already extensive. business has had built a thoroughly sanitary and fully

equipped Laundry, with all the latest improvements, having very large Open

Drying Grounds, all open to the pure air. When the weather does not permit of out-door drying, clothes are dried in a room built for the purpose, thus being

quite independent of the weather; and having abundance of water and room at his command he can guarantee It punctual delivery.

N'OTXCE.-Gloves, Lamp Shades and Dresses can be Dyed, Oleaned and

Finished on the Shortest Notice without unpicking.

VANS AND CARTS GO DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS.

Contracts for Large Schools and Hotels taken at Lowest Prices, and Highest Reoommendations can be given.

KIND RECOMMENDATIONS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Price Lists sent on application .

. . . . . . . . . . . .

The New Invicta Laundry, Dyeing & Cleaning Works,

23, Elliott Road, Bromley, Kent.

when it was returned, with the Palace, to Dr. J ohn Warner, Bishop of Rochester. It remained in the possession of the Bishop of Rochester until the year 1845, when it was sold by virtue of an Act of Parliament, Mr. Coles Child, the father of the present Lord of the Manor, being the purchaser. .---

RAIL WAY SERVICE.

Bromley is served by the South Eastern and Chatham Railways, which have stations in the High Street and in East Street,while also sitllated

within the {la.rish boundaries are Sundridge Park, Bickley and' Elmstead stations. Seveyal other stations are' within easy reach.

Station Masters :-Bickley-J. T. Hilder. Bromley South-J. Maynard. Shortlands-W. F. J. Dowler. Chislehurst-Arthur Ernest Lord. Bromley North- W. H. Pain. Snndridge Park-E. Christer.

'l'here are good services of omnibuses and brakes from Bromley to Hayes, Keston, Farnborough and Downe; and there are motor cars and buses

to new residential estates near Cudham and Downe and also toChislehurst.

BROMLEY CAB FARES. If hired by distance Not exceeding one mile IS'

Not exceeding tW() miles 28. For each additional mile or part of mile IS.

If hired by time ••• For one hour or less ..• 28. Above one hour-

For every fifteen minutes 6d. For any less period 6d.

Extra payments-whether hired by distance or by time-Luggage-for each package carried outside ••. 2d. Extra persons-For each person above two ... 6d.

Two children under ten 6d. Waiting (by distance)-for every 15 minutes

completed ..• 6d.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for Lawn Mowers.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Quernrnore School, PLAISTOW LODGE. BROMLEY, KENT.

ESTABLISHED 1880.

BOYS from 6 to 16 years of age are carefully prepared for Public School Entrance and Scholarships, the Navy, Woolwich, all Professional Pre

liminary Examinations, University }Iatriculation, and for Business Life. In addition to Classics, Mathematics, nfodern Languages, Science, Book

keeping and Shorthand, Drilling, Piano, Vocal Music and Dancing are taught. The Dancing Class i8 open to the brothers and sisters of boys attending the

School. Systematic instruction in Gymnastics in the School Gymnasium. Drilling,

Calisthenics and Military Free Gymnastics taught by Sergeant-Instructor BURGE, Queen's Own Royal 'West Kent Regiment.

There is every facility for Sports in 13 Acres of Cricket and Football Fields, Gardens, and Gravel Play-grounds adjoining the School, all games being played under the supervision of Masters. There is also a large Iron Play Room for wet weather.

The Staff, which is exceptionally strong, includes EIGHT GRADUATES, 'l'HREE of whom are in FIR"ST-CLASS HONOURS, and individual attention is given to backward boys.

'1'he Junior Classes, in preparation for the Upper School, are conducted in specially designed Qlass Rooms by Miss LOLYand qualified Assistant Governesses, Latin and French being taught by Masters. '

KINDERGARTEN in separate building and with its own Play-ground, under '1'rained and Certificated Mistresses.

BOARDERS ARE RECEIVED IN THE HEADMASTER'S HOUSE . ........----_.----- ---------.

Prospectus and Terms on application to Mr. C. LOLY, B.A., A.K.C., Headmaster.

Very strict attention has been paid to the Sanitation of the School. which is perfect, all Lavatories, &c., having been specially constructed by Messrs. Shanks & 00" Sanitary Engineers. The School also possesses a large Sanatorium outside the School Grounds.'

lJlLES.

BRO~lLEY DIRECTORY.

WALKS AND DRIVES ROUND BROMLEY.

Approximate Distances from Bromley Town Hall.

Beckeuham Station and Church

Bi~kley StatiO:1 and Church

Chelsfield

Chis Iehurst Village

Chislehurst Htation

Cudham

Farn borough

Foots Cray

Grove Park

Hayes Church and Village

Rayes Common

Keston Church ..• ...

Keston Common and Ponds

Holwood, Ke~ton

Knockholt

'.' Mottingham

Orpington ...

Shortlands

Sidcup

St. Mary Cray

St. Paul's Cray Common

West Wickham Court and Church ...

West Wickham Village

G. Weeks _& Sons, Bromley, for Travelling Trunks.

80 ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED 50 YEARS.

Furnishing and Manufacturing

Ironmongers, __ GAS AND:':HOT-WATER FITTERS, STOVE AND RANGE MANUFACTURERS,

G.WEEKS & SONS, II

LOCKSMITHS AND BELLHANGERS,

61, HIGH STREET, B.ROMLEY, KENT. And at BECKENHAM (near Railway Station).

----ELECTRIC LICHT FITTING.--Standard White Petroleum. Finest French Colza

By the Gallon or in Barrels, at the Lowell Market PriceI.

AGENTS 'OR THE

Incandescent Gas Light. ...&\5~ ...

Conservatories, Greenhouses, &c., heated on the most approved principles. Water laid on to Dwelling Houses, Gardens, Bee.--THE • NEWEST . AND. MOST. APPROVBD

Sanitary Appliances Fitted and Fixed. TES rs CAREFULLY CARRIED OUT. ----~XPERIENCED WORKMEN. iN EVERY. BRANCR

LOOAL GOVERNMENT.

The governing authority of the town is the Bromley Borough

Council, which displaced the Urban District Council in November, 1903, which had in its turn succeeded the Local Board in 1894 and the Vestry in

1867. The parishes of the Bromley Union (17 in number) have a joint :Board of Guardians.

OORPORATION OF BROMLEY.

Municipal Offices: East Street, Bromley.

Officers. Town Clerk: Frederic H. NorI?an, Municipal Offices. Assistant Town Clerk: W. Jermyn Harrison, B.A.

:Borough Treasurer: William McKawan, London and County Bank. Medical Officer of Health: Arthur F. G. Codd, III.B., Holwood Lodge, High

Street, Bromley. Dorough Engineer: Stanley Hawkings, Municipal Offices. Assistant Borough Engineer: WilfredA. Cope.

• :Borough Accountant: Ernest Trower. Inspector of Nuisances: Thomas Butler. Oollector of Rates: George Stone, Municipal Offices. Librarian: Ernest A. Savage, Public Library, Tweedy Road. Superintendent ~f Recreation Grounds: James Stenning, The Lodge. Gas Examiner: Samuel Rideal, D.se., F.I.e. 28, Victoria Street, S.W.

Council Meetings are held every alternate Tuesday at 7.30 p.m., at the Municipal Offices, East Street, Bromley.

The Area of the Local Government District is 4,706 acres.

The Population of 1891 Census was 21,685, and 1901, 27,354; estimated population 1903, 30,000 .

The Rateable Value of the Borough is £244,890, and the Assessable Value, £225,580.

The number of Inhabited Houses in the Horough is about 5,500.

Mayor. Aiderman Thomas Davis, J.P. Birkenfield, Widmore Road, Bromley

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for Garden Seats. BROM. ••.

82 ADVERTISEMENTS.

For Best Fruit and VegetablesGO TO

A. S. COLE, ENGLISH AND FOREIGN . .

Fruiterer, Greengrocer and Florist,4, London Road, BROMLEY.

FRESHNESS OF GOODS ;GUARANTEED. Families waited on Daily for Orders.

STICKPHAST PASTE, \ ~~

• • • 3d., 6d. and 1/ a Bottle, '5 \.

WITH STRONG, USEFUL BRUSH. 'a ~ f

THE LEADEN HALL PRESS LTD., 50, LEADENHALL STREET. E.C

BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

Deputy Mayor. Councillor Frank Griffiths, The Gables, Plaistow Lane, Bromley.

Aldermen. Thomas Davis, Birkenfeld, Widmore Road, Bromley. Reginald William James, St. Mildreds, Cambridge Road, Bromley. George Lawrence, 80, Bromley Common, Bromley.

'William R. Mallett, 32, Tweedy Road, Bromley. Thomas C. McIntyre, Northfield, Chislehurst. Alfred E. Price, lII.D., lII.s.Thanet Lodge, High Street, Bromley.

Councillors.

Plaistow Ward: Henderson, A., Hamilton House, Bromley Park ... Gibbs, William J., 36, Hammelton Road Graty, Thomas D., 5, Cambridge Road ...

Martin's Hill Ward: Taylor, Richard, 125, High Street .•• Hudson, Frederic, Redbank, Highland Road Weeks, George, jun. 61, High Street

Town Ward: Ingall~ Charles Edward, I, Queen's Mead Road ... Harper, Peter, Rosebank, High Street ... Haywood, George, Raleigh, Exmouth Road .••

Sundridge Ward: :Bell,. A. Lindsay, 43. Park Road Griffith. Frank, The Gables, Plaistow Lane ... Powell, William, 91, Widmore Road

Bickley Ward: Homewoud, Wilfred J., Holmbury, Shawfield Park Worley, Arthur A. Langley Cottage, Tylney Road

Newton Matthew H., Dover Lodge, Park Hill, Bickley

Retires in

1907 19°6 19°5

... 19°7

...}906

... 19°5

Bromley Common Ward: Peill, Edwin G. The Nook, Addison Road

Sparks, Alfred, 5 I, Bromley Common ... Rogers, James, I, Bloomfield Road

G. Weeks &. Sons, Bromley, for Garden Tools. BROM. 4*

84: ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED 1773. Tel. No. 388 Bromley.

DAt4IEL CRINSTED, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Dealer in Hay, Straw and Clover,i

BROMLEY and BEOKENHAMJ KENT.

T .FINEST MIDLOTHIAN OATMEALS.

gJatent !/Jog fBiseuifs and ~oultrv :food. KANURES. • AGRICULTURAL AND ROCK SALT.

PURE LINSEED AND COTTON CAKE. All kinds of Bird Seeds and Poultry Food.

AGRIOUL TURAL AND KITOHEN GARDEN SEEDS. AGENT FOR

The Cuardian Fire anti Life Assurance Company.

Coal Depots: Local Railway Stations. Offices and Stores: 124, Uigh Street, Bromley, Kent.

Bencewell Granaries: Bromley Common, AND

57, Uigh Street, Beckenham, Kent.

BRpMLEY DIRECTORY. 85

Wards. For the purpose of the election of Councillors, Bromley was, in 1903

divided into six wards, as follows:-Town Ward, .Bickley Ward, Bromley

Common Ward, Martin'& Hill Ward, Phiistow Ward and Sundridge Ward.

BROMLEY BURIAL BOARD. The Members of the Borough Council are also Members of the Burial

Board. Olerk and Registrar: Frederic H. Norman, Municipal Offices,East Street. Treasurer: William McKewan, London and County Bank. Superintendent: George Huxley, Cemetery Lodge.

There are two Cemeteries, viz. :-London Road and Bromley Hill.

The Burial Board meet on alternate Tuesdays at the same place and

at the conclusion of the meetings of the Borough Council,

ST. LUKE'S BURIAL BOARD. Members: Mr. M. H. Hodder (Chairman) j A. Sparks, Messrs. John

Bloomfield, Robert Peill, William Judd,William Norrish, John Walter Brown, James Rogers, and Dr. J. H. Yolland, )I.R.C.S.

Clerk: Henry P. Priter, Park House, Bromley, Kent Treasurer: Alfred Wright, London and County Bank. Superintendent: J. Johnson, Cemetery Lodge.

The Cemetery is in Magpie Hall Lane, Bromley Common.

Meetings are held on the first Monday in the month at St. Luko's

Institute, Raglan Road, Bromley Common.

PLAISTOW BURIAL BOARD. Members: H. W. Amos (Chairman); A. Henderson, H. Jones, W. Male,

l\L H. Marks, R. Ritherdon, and J. Seaman. Clerk: W. J. Carlyon, Trevarno, Cambridge Road, Bromley. Treasurer: Alfred Wright, London and County Bank. Superintendent: C. Sheldon, Cemetery Lodge.

The Cemetery is in Burnt Ash Lane, Plaistow. Non.Parishioner:"

admitted to burial. The Meetings are held on the last Friday in the month at the

St. Mary's Plaistow Schools, at 8.30 p.m.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for Tennis Requisites. ~~ ~

86 ADVERTISEMENTS.

w. T. AYLING, Family Oilman,

GENERAL IRONMONGERV STORES, '<=0

GLASS, CHINA" EARTHENWARE WAREHOUSES. 97 & 98, High Street,

~ __ :BROIVJ:LEY.

vG>( SPECIALITIES. ~ Lamps of every description.

Cooking and Heating Stoves. Paper Hangings and Window Olass.

Standard White Petroleum. Al Special Safety Oil (Water White,.

" Petrol" for Motor Cars. ~

Shed and Pipe Lead. Zinc. Roofing Felt. Plumbers' Brass Work. Corrugated Iron Sheets. White Lead. Ready Mixed Paint.

nrooms and Brushes of every description. Families waited on for orders..

Agent for the Phmnix A~suranceCompany, l~d.

BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

BROMLEY EDUOATION OOMMITTEE. Formed 1903'

Education .Office: Municipal Offices, East Street.

Clerk: George Wall, Municipal Offices, East Street. School Attendance Officer: Walter Jas. Leonard, 85, Bromley Common.

The Schools are situate in Aylesbury Road (boys), Raglan Road (boys, girls, juniors, and infants), Beekenham Lane (girls and infants), Wharton Road (boys, girls and infants).

BROMLEY UNION BOARD OF GUARDIANS. Offices: Park House, Beckenham Lane, Bromley.

Chairman: WALTER BOWMAN, Gattons, North Cray. Vice-Chairman: SEYMOUR CONWAY, Inglecroft, Capers Cope Road,

Beckenham.

Officers.

Clerk: Edward Haslehurst, Park House, Bromley. Assistant Clerk: P. J. D. Wiley, Park House, Bromley. Chaplain: Rev. Ebenezer Joseph Welch, 84, Bromley Common, Bromley. Treasurer: Alfred Wright, London and County Bank, Bromley. Registrars of Births and Deaths:

No. I District-W. D. Jones, 66, Tweedy Road, Bromley. 2 C. E. Manger, 18 Beekenham Road, Beckenham.

" -3 Walter H. Banner, Moorneld Road, Orpington. 4 " H. B. Hamlyn, Ivanhoe, Belton Road, Sidcup.

Collectors of Rates: No. I District-George Stone, Council Offices, East Street, Bromley. " 2 John Pollard, Beech Hurst, Granville Road, Sidcup . • 3" H. E. Manger, Council Offices, Beckenham. ,,4 " Henry Barnes, Willow Bank, Farnborough. ~~~

Master: Albert Edward Cave, Workhouse, Locksbottom, Farnborough. Matron: :Mrs. F. S. Grimsey, Workhouse, Locksbottom, Farnborough.

Medical Officers: House-Robert A. Shannon, L.R.e.p., L.M., L.R.e.s., L.S.A., Crofton

Road, Orpington. No. I District-Jn. Mathewson, III.n.,n.eh. Holwood Lodge, Bromley. " lA,,, J. H. Yolland, 1II.R.e.S.,L.S.A., 53 Bromley Commoll " 2 Robt.A.Shannon,L.R.e.p., &c.,Crofton Rd. OrpingtOlI.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for Baths of all kinds.

88 ADVERTISEMENTS.

M.A.MR.

St. Andrews, South Hill Park, BROMLEY.~.~

P. A. HILL, (Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge),

Recez'ves Boys under 15 years of age to prepare them for tlte Public Schools, etc.

THE School, with spacious Playing Field adjoining, IS 8ituated in Cumberland Road, within easy distance of Bromley and Shortlallds.

Rejermce is kindly permitted to tile Head Master of Uppingham and tile late Head ll£aster of Bishop Vesey's Grammar ScllOol, Sutt01Z

Coldjield. .

For PROSPEOTUS and TERMS apply to the PRINOIP AL.

NO·3 District-Thomas William Bailey, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Sand. lings, St. Mary Cray

"4,, Howard House Dummere, III.R.O.S., Brasted, near Sevenoaks

George Thomas Giddings, III.D., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Beckenham

Henry Bannerman Morison, III.B., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lindley Lodge, Mottingham

Charles Robert Arnold Slltton, III.D., Clare House, Sidcup.

William Blake, III.D., M.R.C.S.,.L.R.C.P., Bedford Cot. tage, West Wickham.

" 9 S. E. Price, L.M.M.S., L.S.A., Red Hill, Chislehurst. Public Vaccinators: The Medical Officers are also Public Vaccinators for

their respec~ive Districts .

The Union has an acreage of 41,911; a population in 1901 of 85,753 ; and a rateable value of £745,862.

The Union Assessment Committee meets as occasion requires.

Guardians.

Beckenham: Vian, Miss Marian, 9, l\Ianor Road, Beckenham; Conway, Seymour, Inglecroft, Coper's Cope Road, Beckenham; Dennis, John, 3, Church Road, Beekenham; Grant, Cardross, Bruntsfield, Bromley

Road, Beekenham; Stenning, Miss F. E. Glenyon, The Avenue, Beckenham

Bromley: Hall, Mrs .. b:mily, Eversley, Elmfield Road, Bromley; Hoyes, Miss M. A. The Pines, Elmfield Road, Bromley; Gedney, Charles William, 17, Glebe Road,. Bromley; Peill, Frederick William, 7 Ravensbourne Road, Bromley; Lawrence, George, The Gardens, Bromley Common.

Chelsfield: Waring, E. Loxley, Woodlands, Chelsfield. Chislehurst: Stockbridge, Joseph, Court Farm, Mottingham; Turner,

Ernest George, Kent House, Foots Cray. Cudham: Smither, Charles, Biggin Hill, Cudham. Downe: Welch, John Thomas, Sunnyside, Downe

Farnborough: Higgs, In. May, Farnborough Hallfarm,Farnborough. Foots Cray: Knight, Thomas, Craybrooke Works, Sidcup ; Wright,.

Samuel Henry, Homefield, Sideup

Hayes: Russell, James, Hayes. Ke'ston: ~.•.'"lett, William H., Keston. KnocP .t: Hammond, Walter John, The Grange, Knockholt.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for Lavatories and W.C's.

90 ADVER'l'rSEMl£NTS.

HERBERT COLLI·NS, MARKET SQUARE &: WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY]

ALL GOODS BOUGHT ~ SOLD FOR C~SH. QUAI;ITY-·OOMBfNt:D WITH CHEAPNESS, -:~

• _.," " TtlE ONLY $YSTEM REALLY ECONOrylICAL.

Mottingham: Page, Saml. Palgrave, Mottingham Hall, Mottingham. North Cray: Bowman, Walter, Gattons, North Cray. Orpington: Higgs, John, Crofton, Pound Farm, Orpington; Vinson,

William, sen., J.P., Mayfield, Orpington. St. Mary Cray: Harlow, Thomas, Chelsfield; Joynson, EdmUnd H~"

Chisleh ur~t.

St. Paul's Cray : May, Thomas, Chalk Pit Farm, St. Paul's Cray. West Wickham: Lennard, Major Sir H. A. H. F. Bart., J.P., C.C.,

Wickham Court, West Wickham

The Workhouse is situate at Locksbottom, Farnborough (three miles: from the centre of the town).

The Guardians meet on alternate Thursdays at the Workhouse at 12.15 p.m.

The visiting days to the Inmates of the Workhouse are Mondays and

Thursdays, from 9.3° until 11.3° in the morning, and from 2 until 4 in the afternoon, also on Sundays, from 4 until 5, by special order of a Guardian.

LOCAL SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE,BROMLEY . " "UNION AREA, KENT COUNTY COUNCIL.

Allen, Benjamin, The Lees, Sidcup. Anderson, W. C., Little House, Keston. Bowman, \Valtel', Gattons, North Cray. Crombie, Dr. Highden, Hatherley Road, Sidcup. Flegg, G. F., Chislehurst West. Hammond, 'V. J., The Grange, Knockholt. Jones, Willi.am, Lynwood,Orpington. Jones, Rev. F. Havard, Rectory, Knockholt. Joynson, Edmund Hambro, Chislehurst Common. Lennard, Major Sir H. A. H. F., Bart. Wickham Court, West Wickham. Norman, E., Chelsneld House, Chelsfield. Pillman, J. C., The Cottage, Foots Oray. Russell, James, Montford House, Hayes.

Officers. , ,Clerk: Edward Haslehurst, Offices, Park House, Beckenham Road, Bromley~

School Attendance Omcers : " - ".... : '"No. -x'District-Frarik Burgess, 5 Hova Ter.,Cambddge Rd~, ~idcup~

" 2 Chas. D. Quint (Alderman), 93 Jackson Rd., Bromley~"

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for all kinds of Gas Fittings.

92 ADVERTISEMENTS.

PHILLIPS BROTHERS, BOOT & SHOE MAKERS,

LEATHER SELLERS and GRINDERY MERCHANTS, 26, EAST STREET, BROMLEY.

Directly opposite the Xational Telephone Coo's Local Offices.

LADIES' AN.D GENTS' BEST WORK TO MEASURE. REPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Socks, Laces, &c.,supplied. Orders by Post or otherwise receive strict attention. Kind recommendations re.~pectfully solicited,

G. GRAHAM, 0 4i5, Stanley Road, Bromley.

+ BUILDERt

+ DECORATOR, . + UNDERTAKER.

Estimates given for General House Alterations, Additions, Decorations and Repairs.

Rents Collected. + Property looked after and kept in Repair.

BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

BROMLEY RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman: John Higgs,Crofton,Orpington Vice·Ohairman: Sir H. A. H. F. Lennard, Bart. West Wickham

Officers. Olerk : Edward Haslehurst, Park House,Bromley Assistant Clerk: P. J. D. Wiley,Park House, Bromley Treasurer: Alfred Wright, Londonand County Bank, Bromley. Medical Officer of Health : JamesScott Tew,M.D.BrookeHouse,Tonbridge. Sanitary Inspectors :

No. I District-H. Nightingale,7, MoorfieldRoad, Orpington. " 2 AndrewDunlop,WellbrookRoad,Farnborough,Ken~.

Highway Surveyors: No. I District-~. Craig, Surveyor'sOffice,Farnborough. "2,, W. Martin, Pound Place, Sidcup.

Surveyor of New Streets and Buildings: W.J.Winter,Station Rd:Sidcup

The Bromley Rural District Councilcomprisesthe Parishes of Chelsfield, Cudham, Downe, Farnborough, Hayes, Kaston, Knockholt, Mottingham, North Cray, Orpington, St. Mary Cray, St. Paul's Cray, and West Wickham.

Members. Chelsfield: Waring, E. Loxley, Woodlands, Chelslleld. Cudham : Smither, Charles, Biggin Hill, Cudham. FarD,borough: Higgs, John May, Farnborough Hall, Farnborough. Hayes: Russell, James, Montford House, Hayes. Keston: Haslett, William H., Phamix House, Keston. Xnockholt: Hammond, Walter John, The Grange, Knockholt Mottingham: .Page,Samuel Palgrave, Mottingham Hall~ Mottingham. North Oray: Bowman, Walter, Gattons, North Cray. orpriigton: Vinson, William, sen., J.P., Mayfield, Orpington; Higgs,

John, Crofton, Orpington. St. Ma.ry Oray : Harlow,Thomas,ChelsfieldjJoynson,E.H., Ohislehurst. St. Paul's Oray : May, Thomas, Chalk Pit Farm, St. Paul's Cray. West Wickham: Lennard, Sir H. A. H. F., Bart., West Wickham.

The Council meets on alternate Tuesdays at 2 p.m. at the Workhouse, Locksbottom.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for the Incandescent Gas Light.

94 ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. MORTON CROUCH, FUl'~i~gu~~:l'S' Ironmonger.

Latest and most Improved Maohinery for Grinding Lawn Mowers. Any make repaired equal to,new.

EFFICIENT STAFF OF WORKME'1 FOR ALL REPAIRS. PLUMBING, GASFITTING, ELECTRIC LIGHT AND BELLS, PAINTING,

CARPENTERING, &.c. PER'SONAL SUPERVISION.

41. Masons Hill & 25, Widmore R~ad. Bromley. ,"'" ,.,(NEAR L.-C. & D. RY. STATION.)

T~leJ)hone-98 Bromley.

BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

WEST KENT MAIN SEWERAGE BOARD.

Offices: Park House, Bromley, Kent.

'Members: G. J. Woodman, Esq.,J.p.(Chairman); Messrs. D. T. Corke, J. Crease, R. M. H. Randell, J.' C. Hewlett, George Lawrence, P. Page, Charles Hind,A. W. Smale, R. W. James, F. Hudson, G. Weekes, jun., J. Norris, H. Snelling, W. C. Russell and A. J. Penney.

Secretary: H. Foale Priter, Park House, Bromley. Engineers: Alfred Williams & Son, 14, Victoria Street, Westminster s w. Solicitors: .Messrs. May, Sykes & Co., Suffolk House, Laurence Pountney

Hill, Cannon Street E c. Treasurer: A. Wright, London and County Bank, Bromley.

BROMLEY & BECKENHAM JOINT HOSPITAL BOARD. Offices: Park House, Beckenham Lane, Bromley.

Members: Dr. R. M. H. Randell (Chairman): Samuel.Palgrave Page, W. Vinson, J.P., John Higgs, C. Blake, J. Rogers, George Lawrence, W. Campbell Russell, T. Davis, J. Crease and H. Snelling

Medioal Superintendent: Dr. R. A. Shannon. Clerk: Frank H. ·Gedney, Park House, Beckenham Lane, Bromley. Treasurer: A. Wright, London and County Bank, Bromley. Matron: Miss F. K. Whitmarsh

PUBLIC OFFICERS, &c. Chief Oonstable: Col. Henry Murray Ashley Warde, Wren's Cross house, ..

Upper Stone street, Maidstone. Clerk to Oommissioners of Land and Assessed Taxes: R. Girling,

Park House, Beckenham Lane, Bromley. Clerk to Magistrates: Archibald Edward Willett, 26, Market Square. Assistant Olerk : L. Beeston. Oolleotor of King's Taxes: J. P. Croome, 5, Market Square. Oolleotor of Rates: George Stone, Municipal Offices, Bromley. Commissioners for Administering Oaths in the Supreme Oourt. ()f

Judicature: Archibald Edward Willett' and Edward Latter, 26, Market Square; J. E. Walker, Ravenswood, Ethelbert Road; F. J. Hughes; Bonchurch, 2 Elmfield !toad; "E. l\ M.:Deinfes, 'Thirlinere; Ha'wtnorn~ Road,~ Bickley; John Tilleard Freeman, M.A., Parkside, Widmore Road; Lewis M. Biden, 38, Farnaby Road; William Halsted Dale, Ingleside, 98, Plaistow .Lane ;. Edward Danvers Draper, 5, Park Grove; Charles E; W. Ogilvie, 8, HolwoodRoad: Edmurtd S; Parker,Southernhay, 12,H-ome-

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for all kinds of Wire Work.

96 ADVERTISEMENTS.

PERPETUAL. INVESTMENT

BUILDING SOCIETY. Established 1851. Inoorporated 1874.

New Offices: 34, New Bridge Street, London, E.C.

INVESTMENT SHARES £10, £25, £50, £100, payable in one sum, or by monthly or quarterl! payments. Interest 4 per cent. per annum.

DEPOSITS to any amount received at 3 per cent.

SPECIAL DEPOSITS, 3i per cent.

ADVANCES made upon approved freehold or leasehold securities, repayable -by monthly instalments from 1 to 20 years. '

ASSETS UPWARDS OF £260,000. Prospectus upon application to-

W. WALLAOE COWDY, Secretary.

field Road; Henry Sandford, Bladon, II, Wanstead Road; William H. Smith, 12, Blyth Road; Frank Woodbridge, The Orchard, 10, Orchard Road; John Attenborough, 19, Widmore Road; John Arthur Attenborough, 19, Widmore road; Granville M. Kenyon, 12, Oaklands road ~ Edward Thomas Lea, Gatton, 28 Tweedy Road; J. H. Miller, Atchley, Claremont Road, Bickley; H. B.'Sewell, 71, High Street; H. J. Moodie, 19~ Sandford Road; E. B. Lawes: Thomas Lamb Hadley, Sundridge Avenue; John Child; Cecil Flower Flower-Ellis, 17, Sundridge Avenue.

Coroner for West Kent: H. B. Sewell. Coroner's OfU.cer: P.C. B. Hey-ward, Bromley Police Station.

County Analyst: Matthew A. Adams, Esq., F.R.c,s.Eng., F.I.C., F.C.S.

The County Laboratories, Maidstone. County Councillors: The Members of the Kent County Council for Bromley

are Alfred John Baker, Westgate, Fox Grove Road, Beckenham; Arthur Henry Baker, Elderslie, South Eden Park, Beekenham; Edward Packe, 123, Widmore Road, Bromley; Archibald C. Norman,The Rookery,Bromley Common; Joseph Charles Pillman, The Cottage, Foots Cray & Sir H. A. H. F. Lennard, Bart., Wickham Court, Beckenham.

County Court.-Judge: His Honour Judge Emden. Registrar and High Bailiff: Archibald Edward Willett. Clerk: William W. White. Assistant Bailift: R. Lambe. OfU.ce: 26, Market Square.

" County Surveyor: H. P. Maybury,c.E.,West Borough Chambers,Maidstone. Gas Works-Homesdale Road: W. Woodward, manager; offices, 156, High

Street; H. W. Amos, secretary. Inspector of Welghts and Measures, Food and Drugs, Petroleum

and Explosives: A. Quinlan, inspector for Anerley, Penge, Beckenham, Bromley, Chislehurst and Bickley. Attends at North Street,Bromley,the first and third Thursdays in every month, 10 a.m. to I p.m. and at 154 Maple Road, Penge, the first and third Fridays in every month, from IC)

a.m. to I p.m. Inspector under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act: George O.

Eastwood, 100, High Street, Bromley. Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent: The Right Hon. the Earl

Stanhope, Chevening, Sevenoaks; Carlton and Travellers' Clubs and 20~

Grosvenor Place, S.W. lIrtetropolitan Water Board (Kent Distriot): George J. Gill, 5, Market.

Square, collector. Overseers: Daniel Grinsted, Thomas D. Gratyand Robert Peill. Assistant

Overseer: Geo. Stone, Municipal Offices. ."Perpetual Oommlssioner for taking Aoknowledgments of :Married

• Women: Archibald Edward Willett, 26, Market Square. " : PoUo.e ~tation-Town Hall, Market Square: Vincent Coster, chief inspector. :Registrar ofl Births and Deaths for Beokenham Sub-Distriot:

Charles Ernest Manger,13 Beckenham Road, Begkenham. Attendance as

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for Lamps of all kinds.

98 ADVEHTISEltENTS.

J. E. CARTER, Honse & Estate Agent, Surveyor & VaIner,

~Oifices adjoining BROMLEY NORTH STATION. (TELEPHONE 338.)

Particulars of -Houses to be Let or Sold forwarded on application. FOURTEEN YEARS' PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN THE DISTRICT.

qJlans prepared, eopied, enlarged or redueed, and traeings made.

.,.RENTS COLLECTED. PROPERTIES MANAGED. AGENT TO THE PRINCIPAL INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TYPEWDITING iii all its branches at London Prices.1.\ Fully Descriptive Price List on application.

All Work treated as strictly confidential. TYPEWRITING TAUGHT. MACHINES FOR SALE OR HIRE.

~{c:n:T;~U;;.:;;;: Private address: to, HAWES ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT.

H,renIN GS, LT~QOld Medal

BABY CARRIAGES and CARS.

-Telephone:

2543 GERRARD.

DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF THE ROYAL FAMILY AND THE LEADING NOBILITY, Etc.

7~ -tlbb~(ls ' ~o ~~~ SHOWROOMS: &.l:J'~6'?,.l:J~J:).s 'POOr

--- ~4J\t CrJ( ~~~ ~: 1Jt4}{~C4~ .s~~~~;

1I~8;~04Ji]~ Telegrams: "HITCHING, LONDON" ~Jf. .l:J~

UNDER THE

Dainty

London' Baby

AND Book

Liverpool. mailed

AIl Prices

Ooods to sult

free. Purses.

THE "NEW HYDE PARK" in all the latest Art Colours, from ~3 3s.

"TtlE LADIES' FIELD" says :-"Thereisonepointwpll worth bearing in mind when dealing with Hitchings, Ltd .. ana that is tl1at all goods soItIby them are made ill the]r own factories with the utmost care anoi attention, and therefore deserY€dly enjoy a worltI-wide reputation."

BROMLEY DIRECTORY. 99'

follows: Beckenham District Council Offices, Bromley Road, Mondays, 10. to II a.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. ; Wednesdays, II a.m. to I p.m. ; 2 to 4 p.rn. and 5 to 7 p.m. ; Saturdays, 10 to II a.m. Hayes, at Mr. J. Brazier's, Myrtle Cottage, first and third Fridays in each month, 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. West Wickham, at the Parish Room, Sussex Road, first and third Fridays in each month, II a.m. to 12 noon. Deputy Registrar ': H~rbert E. Manger, 18, Westfield Road, Beckenham

Registrar of Births and Deaths for Bromley Sub-District: W. Darby Jones, 66, Tweedy Road, Bromley. Hours, of attendance: Mondays and Thursdays, 8.30 to 10.30 a.m. ; Tuesdays and Fridays, 5 to 7 p.m. Deputy Registrar: Harry Lawrence Gooding, Fairholme, Crescent Road, Bromley.

;S,egistrar of Births and Deaths for Ohislehurst Sub-District: H. B. Hamlyn, Ivanhoe, Belton Road, Sidcup. Deputy: Rose Hamlyn •. Ivanhoe, Belton Road, Sidcup

Registrar of Births and Deaths for Orpington Sub.District: Walter H. Banner, Moorfield Road, Orpington. Deputy: Andrew Dunlop, 2, Chester Villas, Wellbrook Road, Farnborough, Kent.

Registrar of Marriages: Harry Lawrence Gooding, Fairholme, 26 Crescent Road, Bromley. " Deputy Registrar: Henry R. ,Hunt, 60, London Road, Bromley.

Relieving and Vaccination Officer: William Darby Jones;. 66, Tweedy-Road, Bromley.

Sanitary Inspector and Inspector under Petroleum and Adultera· tion Acts: Thomas Butler.

Superintendent Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages: Edward Haslehurst, Park House, Beckenham Lane, Bromley. Acting Deputy Superintendent Registrar: P. J. D. Wiley, Park House, Bromley.

Surveyor of Taxes: A. Easson, Park House, Beckenham Lane, Bromley. Tumcoc~!" : J. T. Presland, 32, Palace Road; William Henry Taylor, jun.49,.

Martins Road, Shortlands; Inspeotor: Henry P. Middleton,8,Park End •. Vestry Clerk: Edward Latter, Pixfield, Bromley.

THE PUBLIO LIBRARY. The Public Libraries' Act was adopted by the ratepayers in the year

1892, and in the year 1894 a building was erected adjoining the Science-and Aft Schools in Tweedy Road, to serve as a Centra! Library, and was-opened by ~rd Avebury, in December of that year.

Borough Librarian: Ernest A. Savage Sub·Librarian: Frank Seward

"'G. Weeks &; Bo"ns,Bromley, for best Burning Oils.

'100 ADVERTISEMENTS.

,Telephone No. 398, Bromley. OLD ESTABLISHED.

DOUGLAS PAYNE, Builder and Contractor,

111, High Street, BROMLEY.

MACHINE JOINERY "W"ORKSJ

Sawing, Planing and Moulding Works.

UP-TO-DATE DECORATIONS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH PAPERHANGINGS, LINCRUSTA-WALTON, ANAGLYPTA, CORDELOVA AND OTHER WALL

AND CEILINQ DECORATIONS. .q

All Work ezecuted with dispatch by Ezperienced Workmen, at Moderate Oharges and UDder personal supervision.

Abstract of Rules and Regulations. General-

The Reading Room is open to the public every week day from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., excepting Christmas Day, Good Friday, Bank Holidays, the last clear week in July, and such other days as the Committee may direct. All the more important daily weekly and monthly periodicals, directories, tim~ tables &c. are displayed in the room.

The Lending Department shall be open to the public every week day from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. ,except on Wednesdays (when it will be closed at I p.m.), Christmas Day, Good Friday, Bank Holidays, the last clear week in July, and such other days as the Committee may direct.

No one under 14 years of age is eligible to borrow books, or to make use of the Library. ' Lending Department-

No person is allowed liO borrow books for home reading except residents in, or ratepayers of the District of Bromley.

The conditions under which books are lent from the Library are(a) Any Ratepayer of the District of Bromley who is enrolled on the

current County Council Register of the District shall be entitled to borrow books on his own responsibility, .but he will be required to sign a voucher, on the form provided for that purpose, and to obtain a Borrower's Ticket.

(b) Any other person resident in the District desiring t.o borrow books shall sign an undertaking on the form provided for that purpose, and must also obtain a guarantee, signed by a Ratepayer, whose name appears upon the current County Council Register of the District.

The voncher must be delivered to the Librarian, and if on examinati~ it be found correct, the Ticket will be ready on the second day after the delivery of the voucher. Printed voucher forms may be had from the Librarian.

Any person resident in the District unable to obtain the signature of a ratepayer as a guarantor, may leave, in lieu thereof, a deposit of Ten Shillings with the Librarian, and he is then entitled to borrow books from the Library.'

The time allowed for reading each book "isfourteen days from the date of issue, and a Fine of One Penny will be charged for each week, or portion of a week, 'during which any book may be detained beyond that period •

.ReferenoeDepartment-The Reference Library is open to the public eV'ery week day from

10 a.m. to 9 p.m., except on Wednesdays (when it will be closed at I p.m.), Christmas Day, Good Friday, Bank Holidays, the last clear wp.ekin July, and such other days as the Committee may direct.

No person is entitled to consult a book, without first signing a " Reader's Application Form," provided for that purpose.

G. Weeks & Sons, Br'omley, for all kinds of Hea.ting Stoves.

102 ADVE RTISEMENTS.

Telephone No. 242 Bromley. Telegraphic Address-"Hunt, Promenade, Bro.nley, Kent."

ALFRED A.HUNT (l CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Builders' Ironmongers, J1eab, Q)iI, ~(a55, ~oIo1tr aub

~aperl)angtngs ~aercf)anf$, . " .

THE PROtyiENADE, 38, LONDON ROAD, BR01V.l:LEY. KENT_

LOWEST QUOTATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWINO OOODS:-

Kitcheners. Ranges. Tiled stovc·s. Chimney Pieccs. Locks. Nails. Bath Boilers. Bolts and Nuts. Air Bricks. Axle Pulleys. Casement Fasteners

and Stays. Chandeliers. Gas Brackets. Tall Boys. Chimney COWls. Screws. Sash Fasteners. Bells and Fittings. Corruar;ated Roofing. Coppers. Girders. Cur" Fenders. Coal Plates. Hearth Tiles. British Plate Glass. Patent Plate Gla8s.

Patent Rough Plate. Crown Glass. Sheet Glass. Horticultural Glass

and Tile9. White Lead. Linseed Oil. Boiled Oil. Turps. Dryers and Colors. Varnishes. Brushes. Water Closets of'

every description. Water Waste Pre.

venters. Plun'lbers' Tools. Lavatory Basins and

Taps. Baths. paperhangings. Leaded Lights. Scaffold Cord. Blind Line. Drain Pipes. Lin'le.· Sheet Lead.

Lead Pipe. Compo Pipe. Soil Pipe. PUn'lps. Old Le~d bought and

take.n. in exchange. Best ·Town.made

Brass Work. Best Stamped New

River Brass Work. Ball Valves. Solder. Iron Pipe & Fittings. Zinc, in Sheets. Zinc Pipe, Gutters,

&c. Roll Cap. Bell Tubing. Perf'orated Zinc. Glazing, Stopping,t4'

Hacking Knives. Sponges. Washleathers. Whiting. Size. Plasterers' Hair

Cement, Ac.

Largest Stook of Paperhangh'gs In Sout~ London.

BROMLEY DIREOTORY. 103

Any work in the Lending Library, if not in use (excepting books in Class E-Fiction), may be used in the Reference Library.

The Committee are a Society for the purposes of Literature, Science, and the Fine Arts, exclnsively witbin the meaning of 6 & 7 Vic., cap. 36. The Library is supported partly out of the rates aud partly by annual and other voluntary contributions. No dividend, gift, division. or bonus in money shall be made unto or between any of the Committee or members.

BROMLEY COMMON BRANOH. All the above rules apply in the case of the Branch, except that the hours

for, the exchange of books are 6 to 9 p.m. each week day evening, except Thursday.

Readers may borrow books from either Central or Branch and may return them to either place, without regard to the Library whence they obtained them. Readers at thc Branchlmay also draw upon a large part of the Central collection by filling in the form of request provided for that purpose. Books applied for in this way will be sent to the Branch and will be available for borrowing on the evening after the delivery of the form.

At this Branch a fair selection of daily, weekly and monthly periodicals is supplied.

LITERARY INSTITUTE. The Literary Institute was established in the year 1846. The rooms

were formerly situated in the Town Hall, but in October, 1887, the

premises at Widmore Road were entered into. The Library contains

about 7,000. volumes. Newspapers, periodicals, &c., are also taken for the use of members. The Institute is open from 10 a;m. to I p.m., and f1'om 2 till 10 p.m

President: Lord Avebury. Treasurer: Edward Latter, Pixfield, Bromley. Ron. Secretary; Miss Hoyer.

SOHOOL OF ~OIENOE AND ART. The School of Science and Art, situate in Tweedy Road, waf,! opened

in 1878. The building is admirably suited to the purpose, and is fitted

with every convenience for teaching drawing, painting, and mOdelling and is also provided with a good selection of casts from the antique, as

. well as a plentiful supply of models and e;xamples. ThElre is also a good Laboratory and Science Lecture 'Room, fitted with very complete

G. Weeks ,& Sons, :Bromley, for Register Stoves.

104: ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE PIONEER OF VALUE.

DRAKE'S SHIRTS. "The Perfect."

OFPOUNDS FREE INSURANCE TO ALL WEARERS

DRAKE'S SHIRTS. HUNDRED

A.LWAYS UPWARDS of 4,000 DOZEN READY for USE, or MADE to MEASURE, at our LONDON DEPOTS and FAOTORY in IRELAND

4/6 each;SIX for26/-. Carriage Paid.

Special Orders, '4/6, 6{6 & 7{6. i Very Superior Long Cloth & Fine Irish Linen. E None gf'nuille .mle .•.•bearing our Trade Mark. o

f :~ ••• THE'PERFECT SHIRT: lD __ SAMPLES IN SHOW OASES AT MOST RAILWAY STATIONS. - 'tit Send length of sleeve and size of collar for sample Shirt. ~ .I The" PERFEOT SHIRT" is now worn in every part of the habitable Globe, and can be

had in different ,t'llles, as under:- Ql'I The" LINCOLN," with wide front for one stud, and round cuffs for dress, stud or button ~ J: at back of neck. a The' ,BROOKLYN," with wide front for one stud, with narrow wrists and stud-hole for 1 a cuff. = o sThe" LUDGATE," for three front stud~ and round cuff~ for orl1iMry wear. Open at back ~

or front. . U The "TEMPLE," as the "Court," except open at back. : oa The" OIRCUS," small front for two studs and narrow wrists, with stud-hole for cn1!, for "'1_ ;: business wear. Open at back or front. a The "COMMERCIAL," small front for one or two studs. Open back or front, with three i I inch cuffs. -

The II PERFECTION," small front for business wear, and deep square-comer cWfs. Open ~ back or front. Qe

The "MONARCH," with wide front for two studs, and square cuffs for dress. Open at '; .: back or front. -

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apparatus for the study of Chemistry, Electricity, and other branches of Science. The teaching is carried on in both departments of the School, in

accordance with the regulations of the Board of Education, and examinations for certificates, prizes, &c., are held in the month of May. The Schools were presented to the Bromley Local Board (now Borough Council) in 1892, by whom they have since been carried on, and to the District Council (now Borou~h Council) has since been handed over the Industrial Institute, situate in Sherman Road, opened by Lord Playfair, in May, 1887. The Science and Art Schools were considerably enlarged in 1894, at the time of the building of the rooms for the Public Library.

Art Master: Mr. John Randall, Art School, Tweedy Road, Bromley. Science Master: Mr. A. C. Bodey H.SC., Science School, Tweedy Road. Building Construction Master: Mr. Edwin Reeve. Olerk to the Education Committee: George Wall, Education offices,

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BROMLEY COLLEGE. Bromley College, situate in the London Road, was founded in 1666

by John Warner, Bishop of Rochester, who endowed it with £450 per annum, for the residence and support of twenty widowR of loyal and orthodox clergymen, to each of whom he assigned £20 per annum, and to

a chaplain £50; this endowment was augmented by many subsequent benefactions. In 1767 the Rev. William Hetherington bequeathed

£2,000, Old South Sea Annuities, to purchase coal and candles for the use

of the establishment j in 1774 the sum of £5,000, in the same Stock, was given by Dr. 7.achary Pearce, Bishop of Rochester, for the augmentation of the pensions; in 1782 'William Pearce, the bishop's brother, bequeathed

£10,000 for the erection and endowment of ten additional houses; in 1788

Mrs. Bettinson left £10,000 in the Three per Cents., for building and endowing ten additional houses; in 1823 Walker King, Bishop of Rochester gave £3,000, Three per Cents., for payment of £30 per annum each to three out-pensioners; and in 1824 1\1rs, Rose, formerly a member of this

college, bequeathed £8,000 to increase the stipend of the widows. There are at present 42 houses (40 for widows) in the college, forming a handsome and appropriate pile of buildin~s, surrounding two quad-

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ra.ngular areas. The chapel is a consecrated building, seating 130, and

measuring 56ft. by 20ft., and is 33ft. high. The widows receive pensions

of £38 each, the five oldest of £44, and free medical attendance.

SHEPPARD'S COLLEGE.

On the north-eastern corner of the grounds stands Sheppard's College, it consists of five houses built nearly after the plan of those in the adjoining foundation, and affording similal' accommodation. They are allotted to five

maiden ladies who have previously resided with their mothers in Bromley

College. Th~y receive £44 annually, together with gratuitous medical attendance. Mrs. Sheppard, the founder of this charity in the year 1840, was the widow of the Rev. Dr. Sheppard, Fellow of Magdalen College, and sister of Dr. Routh, president of that house.

College Trustees: The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the-Bishop of Rochester, the Archdeacon of Rochester, the Dean of St. Paul's, the Chancellor of Rochester, A. C. Norman, Esq. (treasurer), Coles Child, Esq., R. B. Martin, Esq., M.P., the Rev. J. Lee Warner, and the Hon. R. Marsham-Townshend.

Chaplain: Rev. J. White, Chaplain's House, Bromley College. Appointed 1891.

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BROMLEY PARISH CHURCH.

The Parish Church of Bromley, dedicateu to St. Peter and St. Paul, dates probably from the 14th century, although it possesses a Norman

font, carved :Bethersden marble of 1100-1200, and an ancient arched recess now used as a credence table, which dates from the 12th or 13th century. The other ancient parts of the church are an old oak decorated door with

massive bolt and lock, and a brass to the memory of Isabella, wife of Richard Lacer, Mayor of London, who died in 1361. The church is said

to have been originally dedicated to St. :Blasius, whose name is still associated with a spring in the Palace grounds. The living is a vicarage

in the Archdeaconry of Maidstone and Diocese of Canterbury, in the gift of the :Bishop of Worcester, and is held by the Rev. Donald Tait, M.A. (presented 1904). The ch~rch, which was considerably improved in

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1873, has a low embattled tower at the west end, and an excellent peal of eight bells. A new organ was presented to the church by the late Sir E. H. Scott, Bart., of Sundridge Park, in 1874, which was enlarged. and improved in 1894. A chancel, with aisle and vestries, was built in 1884, at a cost of nearly £5,000, and was consecrated by the Archbishop of Canter4

bury on December 16th, 1884. A stained glass window has now taken

the place of the plain one at the east end. The register dates from the

year 1558. A Parish Room in West Street, in connection with this ch\lrch, was opened in November, 1881. .

Vicar: Rev. Donald Tait, liLA., Bromley Vicarage.

Curates: Rev. H. H. Bridge & Rev. E. W. C. Horner.

Churchwardens: T. C. Dewey, South Hill Wl)od; H. G. Dunn, Market sq.

Parish Clerk: T. W. Cook. 22. Church road.

Organist: F. Fertel, Holwood road.

Sexton and Verger: James R. Pocock, College Slip, High street.

Assistant Verger: Frank Smith, 50, London road.

Times of Service: Holy Communion every Sunday at 8 a.m., first and third Sundays at noon, fourth Sunday 7 a.m. Holy days 8 a.m. Services at II a.m., 3.30 p.m. with Baptisms, and 7 p.m. Daily services, morning 10 a.m.; evening 5.30 p.m. Church Hymns.

ST. MARK'S CHURCH.

The Church of St. Mark, in Westmoreland l'Oad, whICh is a Chapel of Ease to the Parish Church of Bromley, was consecrated on October 22nd, 1898. It has been built at a cost of upwards of £8,000, from designs by Mr. Evelyn Hellicar, A.R.I.B.A. A very handsome tower has recently been built at a cost of about £3.000, largely through the munificence of T. L. Dewey, Esq.; a clock has been given by E. Soames, Esq.

Verger: G. Freeman, 3, Westmoreland road.

Times of Service: Holy Communion every Sunday at 8 a.m.; first Sunday in the mont,h at noon. Morning service II a. m. ; Evening, 7 p.m. Baptisms and Churchings every Sunday at 4.15, notice t:)'

be given to the verger. Children's services on Sundays at 3.30 about once a month. Church Hymns.

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ST. JOHN'S, BROMLEY.

In the year 1872 an iron church, dedicated to St. John the Evangelist, was opened in Park Road. In 1879, the memorial stone of a permanent. church was laid on the same site, and the church, which cost (including site) £5,400,. was consecrated in 1880. It was at first a Chapel of Ease .tq the Parish Church, but at the end of 1880 the part· :of the parish in which it stands was constituted a new ecclesiastical district. Since its consecration it has been improved by the addition of stained glass windows, oak choir stalls, a new organ, and a permanent stone fence surrounding it. In the year 1883, a commodious Parish Room was. erected in North Road in connection with the church, and is used for. Sunday Scliool and other purposes; it has lately been enlarged for the sake of better accommodation for the Sunday School, and also to provide rooms for clubs both for men and for lads. A vicarage house was built in Upper Park Road in 189I. A double choir vestry has been added to the church, suitable for c asses and small parochial meetings. The present vicar was appointed in 1881.

Vicar: Rev. Peter Barker, M.A., St. John's Vicarage, Upper Park road. Curate: Rev. Frank Vidler Baker, B.A., 12 Freelands road. Churchwardens: A. Yeates, Ravensbourne road; R. Spence, Waldron~

Plaistow lane Organist: F. W. Partridge. Parish Nurse: Mrs. Holmes, II South street. Times of Service: Holy Communion at 8 a.m. every Sunday, aud first

and third Sundays at noon; Chief Festivals at 7 and 8 a.m., and at noon. Morning service at II ; Evening at 6.30. Saints' Days and week days according to notice. Hymns, Ancient and Modern.

ST. MARY, PLAISTOW.

The Church of St. Mary, Plaistow, is about half-a-mile from the. town. The nave was built in 1863; and in 1881 a chancel, vestries, and an organ chamber were added, with some stained glass windows. The south transept was erected in 1891, and the north in 1900, the latter at a" cost of about £2,200. A beautiful organ was used for the first time on Easte"r-Day, 1882. In the summer of 1884 a new east. window, containing the richest and most elaborate stained glass, was presented to the church by Lady Scott and children in memory of the !ate. Sir Edward H. Scott, Bart., of Sundridge Park, and since then several other stained glass windows have been given by Mr. :Murray S. Richardson,

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of Page Heath House, Bickley-other stained glass windows have

also been put in. In 1884 a scheme was laid before the parishioners to

purchase a vicarage for the church, which has since been done. The

living is a vicarage, in the gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and is held

by the Rev. Edward Lotherington Colebrooke, M.A., of Exeter College, Oxford. There are two Parish Rooms in connection with this church, one

in Farwig Lane and one in Plaistow Grove, Plaistow, at which Divine

service is also held.

Vicar: Rev. Edward Lotherington Colebrooke, lII.A., St. Mary's Vicarage.

Ourate: Rev. Charles de Rocfort Wall, M.A.

Churchwardens: C. Satterthwaite, Whitegate, Oaklands road; and E. J. Gripper, Elstow lodge, London road.

Lay Representatives: W. R. Mallett, 32, Tweedy road; Morton W· Smith, Oaklands road and Charles N. Potter, Fernwood, Plaistow la

Organist: F. Lewis Thomas, 3 Broadway, Bromley

Verger: Edward Ford, 9, Farwig lane.

Times of Service: Sundays-Matins and Sermon II a.m.; Children's ~ervice 3.15 p.m.; Evensong and Sermon 7 p.m. Holy Communion-every SWlday at 8 a.m.; also first ·Sunday, 10 a.m.; second, fourth and fifth Sundays, noon; third Sunday, 7 a.m. ; on Holy Days, 1.30 and (occasionally) II.30; Thursdays, 7.30 a.m. Matins daily at 8 a.m. (except Thursdays, at II a.m.) Evensong 5 p.m. (except Wednesdays,at 8 p.m.). Hymns, Ancient and Modern

Farwig Lane Mission Room: Service-Sundays, 6 p.m. Licensed Lay Reader: W. Beale. Hymns, Ancient and Modern.

St. Mary, Plaistow, Institute (Plaistow Grove): Service-Sundays, 7 p.m. Hymns, Ancient and Modern.

CHRIST CHURCH, BROMLEY PARK.

Christ Church is situate in Highland Road, Bromley Park. The

church was opened for public worship in January, 1887, and holds 350. It Was built by Mr. S. Cawston, at a cost of £2,600. The architecture is Early English. The principal features of the fittings of this church are the very handsomll seats, which are made of Canadian oak and were

carved in Glasgow, and the oak pulpit, which was exhibited at the Colonial Exhibition. All the brass work is from Messrs. Kvered's, and is some

of their best work. The organ in the church is a relic of old times ill Beckenham, being the old Beckenham Church organ, which was used in

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that church during the ministry of the late Dr. Marsh. The church is

licensed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The west wall is only temporary, and space has been left to enlarge the church to the extent of 200

seats. The present incumbent was appointed in 1903.

Incumbent: Rev. Richard Moore, M.A. Christ Church Lodge, 18 Highland

Road, Bromley.

Times of Service: Snnday Services, Morning Prayer II a.m. (followed by the Holy Communion on first Sunday in each month) ; Service for Boys and Girls not attending Sunday Schools, 3.1S p.m.; Evening Prayer 6.30 p.m. (followed by the Holy Communion on third Sunday in each month); the Sacrament of Holy Baptism is administered at the Sunday Afternoon Service or at other times in the week, due notice being first given to the Verger, 25 Park end. Women's Bible Class, Sundays at Christ Church Lodge, 3.30 p.m. ; Wednesday, Service with Address, 7.30 p.m.; Communicants' Union Service first Wednesday in quarter, 7.30 p.m. ; Scripture Union Service, last Friday in quarter, 7 p.m.; prayer meetings, first Saturday in month at Christ Church Lodge, 8 p.m.; Gleaners' Union Meeting, third Saturday in quarter at ChristChurch Lodge, 3.30 p.m.

ST. LUKE'S CHURCH, BROMLEY COMMON.

St. Luke's is a red-brick church, erected to meet the spiritual wants

of the large population adjacent thereto. The chancel was consecrated by

the Bishop of Dover in May, 1887, and the nave at Easter, 1890. Th. church is free and open, and affords accommodation for 750. The pres eli vicar was appointed in 1894. Population of parish, 6,()()().

Vicar: Curate: Rev. Ernest Randolph Webster, lII.A.

Churchwardens: J. H. Yolland, Bromley Common; and H. A. Vallings, The Avenue

Organist and Ohoirmaster : R. R. Potter, B.A. 4, Bloomfield road. Verger: W. Blundell, Southlands road. Diocesan Lay -Representatives: A. H. Bean, R. F. Measor, and W.

Lyddiard. Parish Nurse: Miss Gold, Southlands road.

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Times of Service: Holy Communion, 8 a.m. ; also second (choral) and fourth Sundays (12 noon) ; first Sunday at 7. Matins, II a.m.; Evensong, 7 p.m. Holy Days-Holy Communion, 7.30 a.m. and 12

noon, Thursday, 8 a.m. Children's Service of Catechism each Sunday. Hour of Sacred Music, last Sunday in the month at 3.30' Matins daily at 8 a.m. Evensong, 5 p.m. Wednesday and Friday, Matins and Litany, 12 noon. Hymns, Ancient and Modern.

HOLY TRINITY, BROMLEY COMMON.

Holy Trinity district church at Bromley Common was built in 1839, at a cost of £2,648. The tower was added three years later. The living

is a vicarage, in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester, and is held by the Rev. Clement Rene Sharpe, M.A.(appointed 1903). An addition was made

to the burial ground of this church in 1879, and was consecrated by the Bishop of Dover. The church was considerably altered and improved

during the year 1881. In June, 1884, an apse was added to the church as a memorial to the late Mr. G. W. Norman, and was consecrated by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Other imptovements were at the same time

effected, such as a new pulpit, organ chamber, seats, stained glass windows' in the south transept, and heating apparatus. There is also Ii Village Hall, opened in 1896.

Vicar: Rev. Clement Rene Sharpe, 1I1.A.The Vicarage, Oakley road. Churchwardens: E. Harris: and 1\. C. Norman, The Rookery. Times of Service: SundaYS-II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Holy Communion,

mid-day on the first Sunday, at 8 a.m. on every other Sunday. Saints' Days-Holy Communion 8 a.m. Children's service first Sunday in the month at 3 p. m. Hymns, Ancient and M:>dern.

TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

This church is situate in Freelands Road, and was opened in June, 1895. The buildings occupy a site IS0 feet deep by 70 feet frontage, and form a ~ost convenient and complete block of buildings. They include, besides

church, lectnre hall, vestry, class-rooms, &c., and have been admirably planned and arranged to meet the varied requirements of church work. The plan of the church is cruciform, and consists of nave, aisles, and transepts, with s~ating for over 700 worshippers-547 in the area and 174 in the galleries, which are in the transepts and at the west end of nave. The choir and organ are in the north transept gallery. Immediately in the rear of the church is a Lecture Hall to hold about 240, and so arranged

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that it may easily be divided, by folding partitions, into separate classrooms for Sunday School purposes. There are also on the ground-floor a session house, vestry, and lavatories, and on the first floor a large classroom and a ladies' or "Dorcas" room with lavatory attached. In the

basement are a kitchen and heating-chamber. The whole of the exterior walls and the interior of the church are faced with red brick with Doulting

stone dressings. The roof has steel principals and purlins, and is covered with green slates, and the work of the interior is of pitch pine. Solid

wood-block flooring is laid throughout the ground floor of church, hall, and passages. The spire measures 118 feet from ground to vane, Mr. John C. T. Murray, of 13, Queen Anne's Gate, 'Westminster, was the architect. The cost of the buildings was close on £10,000. The church and all the halls and rooms are lit with electricity, the installations in the church being particularly effective .

.Minister: Rev. D. F. Mackenzie, lII.A., B.D. Lovedale, 21 Rodway road, Bromley.

Ohurch Officer: H. Ingleton, I Park grove, Bromley. Organist: Thomas Henry Jarvis, 63 Tweedy road. Ohoirmaster: Bertram Pearce, Eastville, Hawes road.

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College road, Bromley, or to any of the deacons after any services at the church.

Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p. m. j W:e dnesday, 8 p.m.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The original Congregational Chapel in Bromley was built in 1788.

In 1835 a second chapel was built on the site of the present building in WidmoreRoad, and cost £1,400. The present church was built in the year 1881, from plans by 1\11'.J. Sulman, F.R.I.·n.A. It was considerablyenlarged in 1886, and again in 1894, and will now, with gallery, seat nearly 1,200 persons. The school buildings, which have also been recently enlarged, comprise a school-room, with very large and deep end gallery, sub-divided on three sides into 24 class-rooms, with sliding partitions and

curtains, making complete separation; an ini:lnts' school-room, with raised

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Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Sunday School, 10 a.m. and 2.45 p.m. Friendly Bible Class for 1\:Ien, Workmen's Guild, 3 p.m. Bible Class for Women, 3.30 p,m. Monday, Gospel Service for Women, 3.15 p.m. ; Prayer Meeting, Church Parlour, 8 p.m. 'ruesday, Temperance Meeting or Band of Hope Meeting, Schoolroom, 8 p.m. ; Christian Endeavour, 8.15 p.m. on Wednesdays.

WESLEY AN CHURCH.

The chapel is situate in the High Street, is in the Gothic style, and wi'll accommodate about 600 people. The interior is prettily decorated, and

there are a number of stained glass windows in the apse and sides of the' building. The organ is of fine tone, and the choir renders very efficient service. The church has recently been fitted with the electric light. New school premises have recently been erected at the rear of the ('hapel, comprising spacious lecture hall, 13 class-rooms, gallery, and Churchroom. The Sunday School, under the superintendence of F .. J. Hughes andJ. B. Pengelly, numbers 360 scholars, and meets at 10 a.m. and 2.45 p.m. There is a Lending Library, Band of Hope, Missionary Society, and Children's Choir -in connection with the school.

Classes for Christian fellowship are held; Sunday 10.15 a.m., Monday

8.30 p.m., Tuesday 11.30 a.m. and 8.15 p.m., and Thursday 3.15 and 8.15 p.m. A Mothers' Meeting is held on Monday at 2.30 p.m., in connection with which there is a clothing and coa] club. There is a

Wesley Guild, a Ladies' Sewing Meeting, and a Dorcas Society. The chapel is the centre of a circuit including Beckenham, Widmore, Keston, and Farwig~

Minister: Rev. George H. Shafto, The Manse, Bolwood road.

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BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Baptist Church is situate in the Park Road, opposite the Palace Lodge. It is a large and commodious structure. The foundation stone was

laid by the late Rev. C. H. Spurgeon in 1864, and it was opened in 1865. It has since then undergone great alterations and improvements, and a new

organ has been added to it. The building contains about 550 seats. The present pastor commenced his ministry in Jun.e, 1895.

Pastor: Rev. Robert Silvey, A.T.S., Wathen, Hammelton Road. Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. BaptistSchools (Sher

man road)-Sunday School, 9.50 a.m. and 2.45 p.m.; Christian Endeavour, }<'ris1ay,8.15 p.m.; Monday, Prayer Meeting, 8 p.m. ; Wednesday, Rervice, 7.30 p.m.; Friday, Band of Hope, 7 p.m. ; Junior Endeavour, 'fuesdays, 6.30 p.m. ; Children's Service, Sunday (Schoolroom), 6 p.m.; Mothers' Meeting, Monday, 2.45 p.m.; Ladies' Sewing Society, Wednesday, 3 p.m.

ROMAN CATHOLIO CHUROH.

Previous to December, 1886, Roman Catholics had to walk to Chislehurst-a distance of three miles-in order to exercise the privileges

of their faith. A piece of land in London Road had been purchased as a

site fora Catholic Church, but notwithstanding the indefatigable exertions

_ of the Right Rev. Monsignor Goddard, further progress was arrested. However, in the month we have alluded to, the Religious of the Holy Trinity-an Order founded by St. John of Matha and St. Felix of Valois, in the year I I98-entered into the occupation of Willow Bank, a large

house situate in the London Road, where services were held for the Roman Catholics of the neighbourhood-the temporary chapel being kindly lent for that purpose. During 1888, the Religious purchased the fine property

known as Freelands, at a cost of £13,000, and have since entered into occupation of their new abode, and an iron church, dedicated to St. Joseph,

~_has been built close to the house.

Rector: Rev. Thomas Ford, The Presbytery, 83 Plaistow lane

Times of Service: Sunday-Holy Communion, 7.45; Mass, 8.30; Catechism for Children at 3; Devotions, Sermon and Benediction, 6'30' Days of Obligation, 8 and 10. Week days-Mass, 7.30; Thursday, Rosary and Benediction at 6; Confessions, Saturday,

. till 8 p.m. Cycle accommodation.

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FARWIG WESLEYAN MISSION.

The Farwig Wesleyan Mission, in Farwig Lane, Bromley, was

started in a cottage, November, 1881. In August, 1883, the first part of the present building was erected. The large hall in the front holds over 700 persons, and the school-room behind over 300. Besides these two

rooms there are class-rooms, &c., with a hall at the side. A hall for the

large Bible Class for young women has also been erected at the back. During the summer the services are held in a great tent seating nearly

1,500, and in the winter the services are held on Sunday evenings at the Grand Hall, High Street, Bromley, as well as at the Mission. A new hall is about to be erected on a large site in London Road.

Various meetings are held nearly every night in the week, such as

Band of Hope and other meetings for the children, Gospel meetings, and Temperance meetings for men and women.

Secretary: William James Gibbs, 36 Hammelton road, Bromley. Times of Service: SnndaY-II, 3 and 6.30; also Prayer Meetings at 7.30

a.m., 12 and 7.45; Sunday School, 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. For full particulars see Free and Welcome, the monthly Magazine of the

Mission.

Primitive Methodist-Bloomfield Road Chapel, Bromley Common. Resident Minister: Rev. Thomas H. Bickerton, 2, Mosslea Rd. Penge s E.

Organist: Miss Hayward. Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. ; Wednesdays, 7 p.m. ;

Monday, Christian Fellowship Meeting, 3.30 p.m. ; Tuesday, Christian Endeavour (junior), 6 p.m. ; Wednesday, Band of Hope, 6 p.m. ; Choir Practice, 8 p.m.; Thursday, Christian Endeavour (senior), 8.15 p.m.; Friday, Prayer Meeting, 7 p.m.; Adult Temperance Society Meeting, second Monday in each month at 8 p.m.

Bromley Common Baptist Church-Gravel Road.

Pastor: Rev. Lewis Bartlett, :aoGravel Road, BromleyjCommon

Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sunday School, 9.45 a.m. and 3 p.m. ; Band of Hope (fortnightly), Thursday, 7 p.m.; Dorcas Meeting (except in summer), alternate Thursdays, 3 p.m. ; Prayer Meeting Service, Tuesday, 7.30 p.m.; Children's service, alternate Thursdays 7 p.m. ; Lord's Supper, first Sunday in every month. Hymns, Baptist Church Hymnal.

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Open Brethren, Gospel Hall, 28, East Street. Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. j Sunday Scnool, 3

p.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m

Iron Room-Great Elms Road. Conductor: M. H. Hodder. Times of Service: Sunday, II.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. BIble Reading,

Tuesday, 8 p.m.

Plymouth Brethren-(Darbyite)-Gospel Hall, Freelands Grove. Treasurer: A. Scott. Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m.; Monday, Prayer

Meeting, 8 p.m. Wednesday, Bible Reading, 8 p.m.

The Brethren-Sherman Road. Times of Service : Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. ScrIpture Reading

every Wednesday eyening at 8

Southborough Mission Room (in connection with the Bromley Common Baptist Church).

Times of Service: Sunday, 6.30 p.m. Sunday School, II a.m. and 2.45 p.m.; Band of Hope, alternate Mondays, 7 p.m.; Service, Wednesday 7.30 p.m.; Prayer Meeting Saturday, 8 p.m.; Children's Meeting, alternate Mondays 7 p.m.

Strict Baptist Chapel-College Slip. Deacons: W. Lockwood and J. Hodges Times of Service : Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Wednesday, 7.30p.m.

Salvation Army-Times of Service: Sunday, 7 and II a.m., 3 and 6.45 p.lD. Week-nights

at 8 p.m. Open air meetings before every meeting except Tuesday and Friday. Holiness meetings every Sunday morning.

Salvation Army-Officers' Quarters, Elm cottage, 9 North street Barracks-WaIter's Yard, High Street.

London City Mission, Bloomfield Road.

Mission Room, Salisbury Road.

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St. Luke's Mission Room, Elliott road-eompleted in 1901 at -a cost of £r,550; seating accommodation for 200.

St. Mark's Church Room, The Parade, Mason's Hill.

St. Mary~s Mission Rooms, Bromley gardEnis.

CEMETERIES. Bromley possesses three cemeteries. The Bromley Cemetery is

situate on the London Road. It was consecrated in September, 1877, by

the Bishop of Dover; there is a portion set apart for Nonconformists. Plaistow also has a cemetery-opened in 1892-situate in Burnt Ash Lane, and St. Luke's parish, Bromley Common, has a cemetery·-opened in

1894-situate in Magpie Hall Lane. Interments of non-parishioners are

allowed at an increased fee.

Interments in Bromley Cemetery. Oonsecrated Ground Oharges: Board Interment Fee, 28. 6d. Vicar

ss. 6d. Sexton for digging nine feet, us.; of sufficient dimensions to contain three bodies.

Unconsecrated Ground: Board Interment Fee, 2S. 6tl.; Sexton's fee for digging nine feet, us. ; of sufficient dimensions to contain three bodies.

Hours for Interments: From Two till Four p.m.-Weak-days only. Speoial Fees for Interments at other 'hours: In Consecrated Ground,

17S.; Unconsecrated, lOS. Monumental Fees: Erecting Head and Foot Stone, with kerbs, in

Consecrated Ground, not exceeding 4ft. 6in., £2 12S. 6d.; exceeding that height, £6 6s. Unconsecrated Ground, not exceeding 4ft. 6in., lOS. 6d.; exceeding that height, £3 3s.

Grave Spaces in Consecrated and Unconsecrated Ground can be purchased by Parishioners at a cost of £2 2S. per space.

RECREATION GROUNDS. 1'he freehold of Martin's Hill was purchased by the Local Board in

1879, and is now held in perpetuity for the henefit of the town. It has been laid out as a recreation ground, and is under the charge of a superintendent. .A piece of ground at the foot of the hill, called the

Queen's Mead, was purchased by the Local Board for the use of the town

in the year 1887, and on the 21st of June (Jubilee Day), in the presence of

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for Galvanized Netting.

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thousands of spectators, was declared by the Chairman of the Board to be

dedicated to the public. An oak in commemoration of the Jubilee was planted by Mr. J. Batten, Chairman of the Local Board, in November, 1888. In connection witl~ the same event, a drinking fountain was

erected in a commanding position on Martin's Hill. A recreation ground

of over 14 acres in extent, situated in Southlands Road, Bromley Common, was purchased by the Town Council, in 1904, and is now being drained and laid out at very considerable expense. There is also a piece of ground, on the Bromley Common, presented to the town by the late Mr. Whitehall, of Lewisham. .

About 2t acres of freehold land was presented to the town as a pleasure ground by Coles Child, Esq., J.P •. in the year 1897, in commemoration of Her late Majesty's Diamond Jubilee, which, having been ornamentally laid

.)ut, is known as the Queen's Gardens •

.---BANKS.

The London City and Midland Bank Limited, High Street, Market square. Office hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to I p. m.

Manager: J. Albert Evans, Bank House, Market Square.

The London and County Banking Company Limited a branch of which was opened in 1865 in the Town Hall Chambers, removed to the more ample premises, No. 141, High Street, in 1887. Office

hours: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to I p.m. Ml;l.nager: Alfred Wright, County Bank Buildings, 141, High Street.

The Union of London & Smiths Bank Limited, 33 High st. Manager: Robert Monck-Mason Longden.

Martin's Bank, Limited, of 68, Lombard Street, branch establishment, 126, High Street. Office hours: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to I p.m.

Manager: T. M. Stan comb, 126, High Street, Bromley.

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TELEPHONE: 477 CROYDON.

TELEPHONE. Bromley is now connected wit,h London and other parts by telephone,

under the auspices of the National Telephone Company Limited, and a public call office has been opened at the Company's local office, 33, East Street, which is open continuously and available for communication

by Trunk line with Provincial Towns and the Metropolitan area on

payment of the usual tolls. There are also public call offices at J. M. Crouch, Mason's Hill; A. Knight, 29, High Street; H. W. Ford, 2, Grove

Park Terrace, Grove Park; H. 'V.Curtis,33,Bromley Common; H. Hicklin, 78, High Street; Rogers & Son, 2 Mason's Hill; Shillcock & Sons, 122, High Street & S. E. ~ C. Railway, Shortlands Station, which are open

during the usual business hours j 197 Widmore road and 6 Sundridge parade, Plaistow lane.

PUBLIC HALLS, &c.

The Town Hall i" a large Gothic building, with a clock tower, erected on the site of the old Market Hall. The southern end is used as a

Police Station. The hall is 60 feet long by 32 feet wide, and is open to

the roof, which rises to a height of 40 feet from the floor.

The Drill Hall and Gymnasium, a iarge building in East Street, was opened in May, 1872. The building comprises three h811sthe third having been built on ground at the back of the other two in the summer of 189o-of the respective sizes of 100 feet long by 40 feet wide, 43 feet by 22 feet, and 50 feet by 34 feet. Here are the headquarters of 'the E and F Companies of the 2nd Volunteer Battalion "The Queen's

Own" (Royal West Kent) Regiment. The large hall is licensed for drama tie performances, for which purpose, and for bazaars, exhibitions, concerts, &c., it is admirably adapted. For engl1gement application should

be made to Frederick Payne, hon. sec., 10, Market Square.

The Lyric Theatre, High Street, formerly known as the Grand Hall, and capable of accommodating about 1,000 persons, was erected

in 1889. The Victoria Lower Hall is a new building in the High Street,

eorner of Market Square. The size of the hall is 45 feet by 29 feet, thus having a superficial area of over 1,200 feet. For engagement, application

should be made to W. R. Gunton, Victoria Arcade, High Street, BroInley.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, fit up Electric Light.

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Aveoury, Lord, Farnborough. Baker, A. H., Esq., Elderslie, South

Eden Park, Beckenham. Haker, A. J., Esq., Westgate,Beckenhm Batten, James, Esq., Bickley. Berens, R. B., Esq., St. Mary Gray:\ Child, Coles, Esq., The Palace, Brom

ley (chairman). Chubb Sir GeorgE}' Hayter, Bart.,

Chislehurst Dewey, Thomas C., Esq. South Hill

Wood, Bromley. Elgood, E. J., Esq., Sidcup. "Fox, T. H., Esq., Farnborough Hambro, E. A., Esq., Hayes Place. Kinnaird, Lord. I. Pall Mall East.

The :Bromley Gymnastic Hall (head quarters of the Bromley Gymnastic Olub) is a new building lately erected by the Bromley Gym. nastic Club to meet a want of space required for their classes. It is centrallysituated in Oollege slip off High street, and consists of a large hall 70

feet by 30 feet, two dressing rooms, shower bath, lavatories &c. store)r re. tiring rooms, and is suitable for private parties, classes, concerts, bazaars, committee meetings and religious services &c. For engagement, application should be made to the hon. sec. of the Club, 'V. Baxter, 40 High Street, Bromley. '

:BROMLEY :BOROUGH COUNCIL .FIRE ENGINE STATION. I

rhe Fire Station is situated in West street. i

n Officer in Charge~: Samuel Manning

ACTING MAGISTRATES FOR THE :BROMLEY 'DIVISION.

Lennard, Sir Henry A. H. F., Bart., West Wickham.

Marsham-Townshend, The Hon. Robert Frognal, Foots Cray.

Martin, R. B., Esq., M.P., Chislehurst McKewan, William, Esq. Bickley. NickaIls, Sir Patteson, kt., Chislehurst Norman, A.C.,Esq.,Bromley Common Packe, Edward, Esq., Bromley Smithers, Alfred, Esq., Knockholt. Stevens, R., Esq., Beckenham. Vansittart, R. A., Esq., North Cray Waring, A. 'r., Esq., Chelsfield. Whyte, Robert, Esq., Oakwood,Chisle

hurst. Wilson, C. L., Esq., Beckenham. Wrigley, Henry, Esq., Chislehurst.

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A complete stock of all GARDE~ REQUISITES

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OOWKEEPERS, DAIRYMEN, CARMEN AND CONTRACTORS.

HORSES AND CARTS, SINGLE AND PAIR HORSE YANS, Etc" on Hire, by Day or otherwise,

Turf, Loam, Sand, Gravel, Clinkers, Breeze and Manure

ALWAYSIN STOCK.- •••.

Estimates given for General Cartage.

Ex-officio: Davis, Thomas, Esq., Mayor of Bromley Bowman, Walter, Esq., Bromley, Chairman of the Bromley Rural District

Council Blake, Charles, Esq., Beckenham, Chairman of the Beckenham Urban

District Council. Snelling, Henry, Chairman of the Foots Cray Urban District Council. Russell, W. Campbell, Esq .• Chairman of the Chislehurst Urban District

Council. Petty Sessions are held at the Court House, Market Square, on Monday

mornings, at 10.30.

BROMLEY AND OOUNTY OLUB. The Bromley and County Club is a purely social and non-political

club. It has elegantly-furnished and commodious premises in the High

Street, adjoining the Grand Hall, consisting of reading room, with a fine

library, plentifully supplied with current periodical literature; billiard room, with two full-sized tables; card room, dining room, together. with all necessary offices and conveniences. The domestic arrangements are very perfect, the cuisine being carried out with gas and hot water apparatus. The premises are open to members between the hours of 10

a.m. and 12 p.m. The Club numbers about 200 members.

Trustee: Edward Packe, The Lodge, Widmore Road.

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: John Harrage Lepper, The Birches, Durham Road.

C:>mmittee: George E. Cotton (chairman), G. Edey, Gustave Loly, Fredk. W. Lucas, Fredk. Payne, B. H. Latter, A. S. Gedge, E. Leyton, Dr.C. W. Grant Wilson, G. W. Hoghton, Stuart Neame and M. Baker.

VOLUNTEERS. The early history of the Volunteer movement in Bromley goes back to

the end of the eighteenth century, when, "in accordance with the terms of the resolutions made and signed at the church, the fourth day of May, 1798," a number of local residents formed themselves into a company called the" Bromley Armed Association"; and later, on the 14th May,

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'MONEY PROMPTLY ADVANCED BY THE

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5, Lancaster Place, Waterloo Bridge, Strand, W.C. ; 38, SHIP STREET, BRIGHTON AND 199, QUEEN'S ROAD, HASTINGS.

ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS. CRAS. R. WRIGHT, Secretary •.

a further number of members enrolled themselves, "in pursuance of Acts

of Parliament recently passed, to enable His Majesty effectually to provide

for the defence and security of his realm during the present war." In

the year 1859, the present corps was established under the name of the

18th Kent Rifle Volunteers7 and attached to the first Administrative

Battalion, and when, several years later, the Volunteer forces were consolidated, the title was chang:-d to the 3rd West Kent R. V. Subsequently, under the mobilization scheme, the Detachment became F Company of the

2nd V.B. The Queen's Own (Royal West Kent) Regiment. With its growth an additional company was formed, so that at present the Bromley

Detachment consists of two companies, E and F. The headquarters of the Detachment are at the Drill H~ll, East Street, Bromley. There is a capital recreation room at the rear of the Drill Hall connected with the Corps, where the two original lists of Bromley's early Volunteers may be seen

decorating the walls. Previous commanders of the present DetachII.l!2IlL

have been Major C. Satterthwaite, Colonel R. Sneade Brown, Oolonel E. Satterthwaite, and ColonelE. Latter. The Corps possesses a fine band. T4e rifle range is situate at Milton, near Gravesend.

Officers: Capt. F. K. Selby and 2nd Lieut. E. C. Russell, E Company; Lieuts. C. D. Clark & G. R. Edey and 2nd Lieut. A. N. W. Clark F Company; Assistant Chaplain, Rev. W. A. Carroll.

Sergt.-Instructor: George Henry Burge (late 1st Royal West Kent Regt.). Drill Hall, East street.

The" A" Squadron of the West Kent" Queen's Own" Imperial Yeomanry numbers about 110 rank and file. Drills take place at Bromley, Seven oaks, Catford and Woolwich.

Officers: Major C. W. S. Whitburn; Lleuts. Sir Samuel E. Scott, Bart., lII.P., A. R. H. Rycroft; Quarter Master, H. Passmore.

Sergt.·Major: W. E. Hill, 88, Tweedy road, Bromley.

RELIEF SOCIETIES. The Bromley Philanthropic Society was established in

January, 1841, for the purpose of giving temporary relief to the necessitous

poor residents in the parish. The members meet at the Duke's Head, Market Square, every Wednesday evening during the months of January, February and .l\'Iarch. Subscribers of 58. and upwards are entitled to

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recommend a case for relief. A legacy of £400 was left to the Society by

Mr. John Lascoe, and invested, in 1855, in the names of three trustees. A

legacy of £50 was also left to this charity by the late Mr. S. P. Acton. Trustees: J. Hopton, 31, Market Square; H. Heaysman, 6, Market Square,

and Frank E. Webb, 28, High Street. Treasurer: Edward Dunn, 36, Park road. Secretary: A. H. Harlow, 25, Widmore road.

The Bromley Oharitable Society was founded in 1885, with the object of uniting the various existing agencies engaged in the relief of the poor in the district. The relieving work is carried out by branch eommittees administering ill the following six districts: Town, Plaistow, New Bromley, Widmore and Homesdale, Masons Hill and Bromley Com.

President: T. C. Dewey, Esq., J.P., South Hill Wood, Bromley. Vice-President: His Worship the Mayor. Treasurer: M. H. Hodder, Caris brooke, Bromley Common. Hon. Secretary: C. R. Ford, Fairoaks Lodge, 13, Homesdale Road.

HOSPITALS.

COTTAGE HOSPITAL-South Hill, Masons Hill.

This Hospital was established in 1869 in two cottages, but ill 1875

it was found necessary to erect a new building in their place, and in 1886 this accommodation not being sufficient for the requirements of the

neighbourhood, the building was considerably enlarged. In 1896, still further accommodation was required, and a new wing was built in the

garden of the hospital. A further addition to the building was made in

1901. The hospital; which has now 32 beds, is supported by voluntary contributions, and is open for inspec.tion between 2 and 4 p.m.

Medical Officers: William Chatterton, III.D.,Herbert James I1ott, M.D.,

John Scott, B.A..,III.B., l\J.R.C.S.Jmg., Sidney R. H. Mathews, M.R.C.S.,

L.R.C.P., Arthur F. G. Codd, M.B., F.R.C.S., Alfred E.Price, III.D.,l\I.S. Hon. Consulting Physician: Howard Tooth, l\I.D., F.R.C.P.

Han. Consulting Obstetric Physician: John Phillips, III.D., F.R.C.P.

Han. Dental Surgeon: G. Edey. Hon. Consulting Surgeons: D'Arcy Power, F.R.C.S.; Alban Doran,

F.R.C.S., Arthur QuarrySilcock, lII.D.Land., F.R.C.S.

Han. Secretary: F. W. Foskett, Mount Ida, 44 Babbacombe rd. Bromley, Kent.

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NOTES OF CASES AND DECISIONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURTS.

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Hon. Treasurer: W. McKewan, J,P., Elmfield, Bickley, Kent. Matron: Miss A. Carter.

LADY MARGARET HOSPITAL-London Road.

This Hospital was founded in 1903 and contains 17 beds and 7 cots. The Lyveden Ward was opened by Lady Julia Lyveden in November, 1903, and named by her in memory of the late Lord Lyveden. Two

Llangattock cots were named by Lord Langattock in November, 1904. The Hospital is for medical and surgical cases, but no infectious cases are

admitte:L Terms of admission--:-very deserving cases approved by the

Com:mittee, free, otherwiee every patient is expected to pay a small sum. according to means. Operations are performed on Saturdays at 10 a.m. Flesh foods and alcohol are not provided excepting under medical prescription. The Hospital is supported by voluntary contributions.

Chairman of Committee: Josiah Oldfield, M.A., D.C.L.

Hon. Secretaries: H. E. Gregory Browne and Miss L. Nye.

HOM<EOPATHIC HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY

(Phillips Memorial)(Formerly at Junction of Park and 'Widmore Roads), Lownds' AVI3DUe,

Market Square. Founded 1889. This Hospital was opened to provide Homreopathic treatment for the

poor of Bromley and district; assistance being provided in three ways: (I) in the wards of the hospital; (2) by visits at the homes of the patientEl within a mile of the hospital; and (3) by treatment as out-patients in the

dispensary department. The new building was opened in June, 1900.

Honorary Medical Omcers: E. M. Madden, 1tI.B.; H. Wynne Thomas, lII.R.C.S.

Matron; Miss Hyde. Hon. Secretary: J. M. Wyborn, Shoulden, Farnabyroad. Hon. Treasurer: J. G. Charles, The Croft, Rodway road.

Fever Hospital (Bromley and Beekenham Joint Hospital Board)-Skym Corner, Bromley Common.

Application should be made to the Sanitary Inspector, Municipal Offices, Eaststreet, Bromley.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bell·hangers, Bromley.

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ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE. The Bromley Division of the St. John Ambulance Brigade (Metro

politan Corps) has it.s headquarters at the St. Luke's Institute, Raglan

Road, Bromley Common. The Brigade possesses a complete equipment of ambulance appliances, the whole of which are placed at the disposal of the police. The members meet weekly for Ambulance and first aid drill, and

field posts are appointed for duty on public occasion when required. The whole o~ the members are qualified to render first aid, and a list of their names and addresses is exhibited at head quarters. Classes for instruction in first aid are held by the Hon. Surgeon during the au'tumn and winter months tor both ladies and gentlemen.

President: A. C. Norman. Aoting Superintendent & Han. Surgeon: J. H. Yolland,lII.R.c.s.Eng.,

53. Bromley Common. Hon. Treasurer: 2nd CI. Sergt. Cooling, Croft house, Bromley Common. Sergeant Instructor & Hon. Secretary: 1St C1. Sergt. :F. Field, 55,

Southlands road. Bromley Common. Inspector of Stores: 2nd CI. Sergt. Bush, 8, Victoria road. Committee: Privates Horlock, Bloomfield, T. Barnard, J. Hubbard & G.

Barnett

Bromley Common Section. 2nd Cl. Sergt. Cooling, Croft lwuse, Bromley Common, in charge.

NEWSPAPERS. Bromley is well supplied with newspapers. They are as follows:

Bromley Record (Monthly, Id.), Sherman road. Bromley Chronicle (Thursday, Id.), Sherman road. Bromleyand Distriot Times (Weekly, Id.), 39, East street. Bromley Telegraph (Saturday, Id.), Sherman road. :Bromley Local Guide & Advertiser (Saturday, gratis), Victoria hall,

High street.

SOCIETIES, &c.

:BROMLEY AND DISTRIOT CHRYSANTHEMUM SOOIE'rY. (Affiliated with the National Ohrysanthemttm Society.)

The above society was started in 1881 by a few growers, who formed

themselves into a Committee for the purpose of management, and now

G. Weeks & Sons, Hot Water Engineers, Bromley BROM. 6

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50, LEADEN HALL STREET, LONDON, E.C.

consists of an unlimited number of amateurs, gardeners, and nurserymen. The object of the society is to promote the superior cultivation of the

chrysanthemum, and other plantR, flowers, and fruits, by means of exhibitions, at which all subscribers may compete for prizes. The annua

show of chrysanthemums, &c., is held in November. President: Coles Child, J.P.

Vice-Presidents: H. Bennett; W. J. Dawson; J. W. Devon-Astle; T. C. Dewey; H. W. Forster, M. P. ; E. A. Hambro j A. G. Hubbuck j H. R. Knott; A. C. Norman, J. P.; Edward Packe, C.c.; E. de Quincey ; Roger de Quincey; Sir Samuel Scott,Bart. M.P. ; Mal'tin R. Smith; J. H. Taylor; H. F. Tiarks; F. Wheatley; J. W. Wheeler-Bennett.

Hon. Treasurer: William Weeks. 81, Widmore road, Bromley. Hon. Secretary: Roht. Gilbert French, 63, Crown lane, Bronlley Common.' Assistant Secretary: Chas. Edward Marks, 18, Pl?pe road, Bromley.

BROMLEY PLEASANT SUNDAY AFTERNOON BROTHERHOOD.

The members of this Brotherhood meet every Sunday afternoon at the Lyric Theatre (late Grand Hall),· High street, Bromley, from 3 to 4

o'clock. A short address is usually given upon some interesting subject, and the afternoon is brightened by musical performances. The feature

of the meeting generally is its brief, bright. and brotherly character.

Leader: Robert Whyte, jun., Ripley, Sundridge. avenue. Treasurer: J. S. Webb, 21, Hammelton road. Secretary: Herbert H. :\lilstead, Ventnor villa, \Vest street.

BROMLEY UNIVERSITY EXTENSION SOOIETY.

The objects of the association are to provide courses of Lectures by qualified Teachers on subjects connected with History, Literature, Science. and Art, and to encourage Home-study by means of courses of Reading

under the dil'ection of one of the Society's Lecturers~ Courses of Lectures are held during the autumn and winter months.

Chairman of Committee: E. D. Draper, Esq. Hon. Treasurer: A. Wright, London and County Bank, Bromley. Hon. Secretary: Mrs. J. S. Mann, Hazeldene, Westmoreland road,

Bromley

G. Weeks & Sons, Ironmongers, Bromley. BROM.

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PROTESTANT REFORMATION SOCIETY. The oldest Church of England Society (established 1827) for maintaining

the religious principles of the Reformation, supported by bishops, deans, arch. deacons &c. of the Established Church. In:addition to a large number of lantern and other religious lectures in Bromley~and district, the Society has a

large colporteuring work in this part of West Kent. President: Col. T. Myles Sandys, M.P.

Secretary: W. A. Limbrick, Esq. Local Treasurer & Secretary: Finch Perrott, Esq. 20 Farnaby road. Local Collector: Mrs. Petrie, 30 Crescentlroad

Local Missionary: George A. Couch, 60 Heathfield road. HeadrO:flice: 62 Berners street, London w.

Bromley Naturalists' Society-Head Quarters, Literary Institute. 22,

Widmore road: Rt. Hon. Sir Gainsford Bruce, P.c., D.C.L., president; H. H. Mellon, hon. secretary, 92, London road

Bromley Trades Council: H. Hudd, chairman, gI, Palace road.

Bromley County Court District Trade Protection Association-Victoriachambers, 43 High street; W. Mercer, secretary.

Bromley United Friendly Societies' Convalescent Home and Hospital Society-Co-operative Hall, East street: T. Whitehead, secretary, 32 Nightingale lane, Bickley.

British and Foreign Bible Society, Bromley Branch: The Mayor of Bromley, president; E. T. M. Dennes, hon. secretary, 'I'hirl· mere, Bickley.

Girls' Friendly Society:-Bromley I. (Parish Church), Miss A. T. Romilly, 103 Widmore road-

Bromley, hon. sec. . Bickley & St. Luke's, Miss E. O. Parr, Molescroft, Widmore.1 hon. sec.

Shortlands, Mrs. Wolley, St. Mary's Vicarage, Short lands, hon. sec.

BICKLEY AND BROMLEY GARDENERS' ASSOCIA'rION.

Meetings are held· in the National Schools, Tylney Road, every

Wednesday at 7.30 p.m. in the Winter months, and every alternate

Wednesday in the Summer months.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for Ga.s Stoves and Ranges. BROM. 6t

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HARMAN'S <i)a~a\\o. ttec\-c\c t\<}h\ $\\\0.\0 .

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the fashionable Processes.

MR. H. P. HARMAN wishes to draw special attention to his recently fitted ELECTRIC APPARATUS. This gives a light of

6,000 candle-power, but is so beautifully soft that the very best effects of . light and shade (which is so essential to Photography) are obtained. !tis

especially suitable for Evening and Fancy Dress Subjects, and appointments may be made for any time.

Private Theatricals, Balls, &C., personally . . . ________________ ... attended.

GROUPS, INTERIORS, LANDSCAPES, &0. ,

NoteAddress.-130, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY. (OppositejJfedhurst's. )

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MUSICAL.

BROMLEY MUSICAL SOCIETY.

The society was founded in 1880, and consists of a chorus of about 120 voices, and orchestra of about 50 players, and about 100 subscribers. Choral and orchestral members are elected by ballot by the Committee. During the season, from October to April, the society gives four concerts. Subscribers of lOS. 6d, are entitled to a seat at each of the four concerts. The seats 'are ballotted at the commencement of each season by the Committee. Entrance to concerts for non-subscribers, reserved seats 3/-' gallery, 1/6. The practices are held weekly during the season, at the Upper Room,Drill Hall; for chorus on Monday eV611ings,and for orchestra on Tuesday evenings. The society has performed a large number of oratorios, cantatas, symphonies, overtures and other hig-h-class music.

President: A. C. Norman, Esq., J.P.

Conductor: F. Lewis Thomas, 19 Palace grove, Bromley. Hon. Secretary: Edward Latter, Pixfield, Beckenham lane. Han. Treasurer: Bertram H. Latter, Pixfield, Beckenham lane.

Agents for tickets, &c., Messrs. Strong & Son, 39, East street.

BROMLEY SCHOOL OF MUSIC. This School is a branch of the Beckenham School of Music and Art

(established 1883), and is held at 5, Aberdeen Buildings, High street. It offers to elementary and advanced students a thoroughly sound musical education, of which the high character is guaranteed by its staff of Professors, selected from the Royal Academy of Music, the Royal College of Music, Guildhall School of Music, &c.

President: His Grace the Duke of Fife, K. T.

Vice-Presidents: Prof. Joseph Joachim, !lIUS. DOC., D.C.I:.; Arthur O'Leary, Esq., F.R.A.III.; Prof. Sir Charles V. Stanford, lIIUS. DOC., D.C.L. (Professor of Music in the University of Cambridge).

Directors of Studies: Ernest Kiver, A.R.A.lII., Henry Tolhurst & Fredk. Cundy

Secretary: Ormond Yearsley, 5, Aberdeen Buildings, High street.

Bromley Co-operative Society Choir-So Collins, conductor, 28, Great Elms road.

Bromley Boro' Band-Tom Morgan, conductor, 13, Wix lane, Clapham common s w ; A. Groves, deputy conductor, 35, Darfield road, Crof~ ton park, S. E. ; E. H. Stanbury, han. sec. 73 Brockley grove s E

Society of Bromley Youths-(Bell ringers of Bromley Parish Church) ; G. Durling, leader & sec., 56, Beckenham lane, Bromley; E. Dunn, deputy-leader. Practice night-Tuesday at 8 p.m.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for all kinds of Heating Stoves.

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ORDERS AND REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

SPECIALITIES :

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BROl\ILE Y DIRECTORY.

FRIENDLY SOOIETIES.

Ancient Order of Druids-Lodge No. 472, Duke's Head, Market square.

Ancient Order of Foresters-L. D.D., Court Robin Hood, No. 2629, held at the Parish Room, West street. J. King, secretary, 9, College slip

Ancient Order of Foresters-L. D.D., Court Pride of Masons Hill, No. 5545, held at the Co-operative Hall, East street. W. R. Layton, secretary, 57, London road. .

A,ncient Ol'derofShepherds-Sydenham D.D., Sanctuary Pride of Masons Hill, No. 5545, held at the White Hart Hotel, High street. E. A. Vickers, scribe, Ivy cottage, Heathfield road, Bromley.

Freemasons-Acacia Lodge, No. 1314, Bell Hotel; Hervey Lodge, No. 1692, Royal Bell Hotel; Eastes Lodge, No. 1965, Parish Room, West street; Chislehurst Lodge, No. 1531, White Hart Hotel.

Independent Order of Oddfellows-M.U., S.L.D., Ratcliffe Lodge, No. 7486, held at the White Hart Hotel,High street, every Monday from 8.30 to 10.30 p.m. W. W. Baden, correspondent, 52 Ballater road, Brixton

Independent Order of Oddfellows-l\I. U., S.L. D., Orphans' Friend Lodge,No. 223, held at the Beech Tree Hotel, London road. W. Everest, secretary, I, Horsley road.

Independent Order of Oddfellows-Manchester Dnity, St. Mary Cray District, Lord Homesdale Lodge, No. 6647, held at St. Luke's Institute, Raglan road. A. Elliott, secretary, 60, Walpole road.

Independent Order of Rechabites-"James Fraser" Tent, held at the Mol'ley Institute, Widmore road. W. Watson Gomer, secretary, Bournville, Fashoda road; George Wicks, treasurer, 34, West st. Bromley.

Juvenile Foresters-No. 2620, Parish Room, West street; C. Button, secretary, Farwig lane, Bromley. No. 5545, White Hart AssemblyRoom, High street; W. R. Layton, secretary, 57, London road.

Juvenile Oddfellows-Industrial Institute, Sherman road; H. Hoskins, secretary, 5, Weston road. Widmore Schools, Tylney road; C. Farrow, secretary, 72, Homesdale road, Bromley.

Loyal United Order of Anglo-Saxons-Alexandra Lodge, NO.3, held at the Co-operative Han, East street; R. Walker, secretary, 15 North I'd

National Deposit-Bromley and Plaistow Branch : Robert Whyte, esq. jun. president; Thomas J. Davis, chairman of committee, 1 Babbacombe road; H. P. Steer, secretary, 37, iPark End. Meeting nights-first Monday in month, from 7 to 9.30 p.m. in the Parish Room, West street j last Saturday in month from 8 to 8.30 p.m. at Farwig Wesleyan Mission

Royal Antediluvian Lodge of Buffaloes-Royal Victoria Lodge, No. 1295, Rising Sun, High street.

Royal Antediluvian Order of Bu1faloes-Sir Blundell Maple -Lodge, G. E. B. Held at the Star & Garter Hotel, High street, every Wednesday evening at 8 p. m.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for Economical Xitcheners.

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doing Fire business only. Ohief Office:-63, THREADNEEDLE STREET, LONDON, E.C.

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LONDON 40, CHANCERY I.A..NE (LAW COURTSBUANCH), W.C. 42, MINCING LANE, E. C.

GEO. E. ~IEAD, ( Assistant EDW ARD BAUMER, .Manager and SeCl'eta1'Y.JOHN Sl\IlTH, 5 Secretaries.

Rent.- InsuranC03 can be effected for securing Indemnity for the loss of Rent in case of fire. Loss by Lightning and Gas Explosion covered by all Policies.

Prompt discharge of all Claims. FUNDS IN HAND £2,535,800.

TEMPERANOE SOOIETIES. :Bromley District Temperance Union-G. Symmons, treasurer; J.

Walker. han. sec. Bromley Temperance Council-(O.E.T.S.): Rev. J. Bond, chairman,

St. Mary's Vicarage, Plaistow; F. R. Ball, treasurer,II Hawes road; 'I'homas J. Davis, hon. secretary, Elmstead, I Babbacombe road, Bromley, Kent.

Ohurch of England Temperance Society-Bromley Branch; Meetingsheld at Parish Room, West street, and at St. Mark's Church Room, Masons Hill; Rev. Donald Tait, liLA., president; Miss L. Sandford,

,han. secretary; C. Hodgkinson, treasurer. St. John's Branch: Meetings are held in Parish Room, :Freelands grove, every month; Rev. P. Barker, president; William G. Weller, secretary, Victoria chambers, 43 High street. St. Mary's Branch: Meetings held in Boys' Olub Room, Farwig lane, monthly; Rev. E. L. Colebrooke, president; Mr. E. Kinder, hon. secretary, Garden road, Bromley.

ATHLETIC SOCIETIES. Bickley Park Oricket Club-Ground, Bickley park: T. E. Hodgson, han.

secretary, Westwood, Keston; T. P. Hilder, hon. treasurer, Woodstock, South Hill park, Bromley. Practice-~ondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Bromley and Bickley Golf, Club-Bromley common: R. C. Kerr, hon. secretary, 60 Ooleman street E C.

Bromley Bowling Olub-E. Packe, president; George Weeks, treasurer;John King, han. secretary, 77 Plaistow lane, Bromley

Bromley Common Cricket Club-Ground, Oakley road; A. O. Norman J.P., president; A. Boosey, hon. treasurer. Practice-Mondays,Wednesdays and Fridays.

Bromley Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club-Ground, Widmoreroad; A. C. Norman, J.P., president; secretaries, A. E. Earnshaw, Wilmington, Durham avenue, cricket; F. M. Smith, Fairbourne, Holwood road, tennis sec. ; A. J. Hall, Lewes house, Widmore road, hon'. treasurer. Nets up for practice and ground man in attendance every evening ai 5'o'clock when there is no match.

Bromley Cycling and Motor Club-Head Quarters, White Hart Hotel, High street; Lady Sophie Scott, patroness; Coles Child, I president(1904), G. E. Kirby, captain:; W. Bourdon, sub-captain; W. Bourdon, han. tr~asurer, 3, Glebe road; J. E. Carter, hon. secretary, 10

:e:awes road. Subscription; gentlemen 7/6: ladies sf-'per arlllum. Runs at 3 & 6 p.m. every Wednesday afternoon from end of March toend of September.

Bromley :8xc'eIsior Football Club-Ground, Queen's Mead: T. A~ Johnson, hon. secretary, 69, Martin's road, Shortlands, Kent.

G. Weeks & Sons, Gasfitters, Brom~ey.

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DUPLEX MOTOR JACKS, QuiCk, Strong and Effeotlve,

21/ per pair. Double-acting Steel Screws.

All ~Iotorists should have a pair of these Jacl;:s for repairs on the road; also for sUPPDrtingthe Car wben stabled, to keep the weight off the tyres.

DUPLEX CO., 82, Park End, Bromley, Kent.

GRAHAM & ROSS, Nurserymen, Florists and Landscape Gardeners.

SOUTH HILL PARK NURSERY, BROMLEY, KENT;! .A.nd.lL.A.NGLEY PARK GARDENS, BECKENH.A.M.

OUT Flowers. Wreaths and Crosses' made to order.

Bedding Plants of eyery description.

Gardens Laid. OutP:;and Kept in· Order.

Bromley Gymnastic Club-Founded 1900. "Head quarters, BromleyGymnastic Hall, College slip, High street (Ladies', Men's and Boys' Classes)': 'r. C. Dewey, Esq., J.P. president; Lord Avebury, The Rev. John Bond, Mrs. Theodore Howard, Mrs. Dewey, P. Henwood, Esq., Sir H. C. Fischer, Sir S. Scott, Bart., M.P., C.M.G., H. W: Forster, Esq., M.'p., D.L., T. Davis, Esq., J.P. (mayor of Bromley), Dr. P. I. Cook, Rev. L. J. Elwin, Dr. A. E. Price, Murray S. Richardson, Esq., G. Weeks, jun. Esq., F. Griffith, Esq., J.P., G. LoIy, Esq., B.A. and Alfred Wright, Esq. patrons: R. Ayling, capt.; H. H. Dunn and T. J. Fawdry, vice-captains; Alfred Wright, hon. treasurer; Dr. P. I. Cook, han. medical adviser; W. R. Gunton, han. librarian; H. Marment, hon. steward; J. E. Carter, hon. auditor;· W. Baxter, hon. secretary & founder, 40 High st

Bromley Hockey Club-Ground, Widmore rd.: Sir Samuel Scott, Bart., president; A. E. Earnshaw, captain, Wilmington, Durham avenue, South hill; F. M. R. Holworthy, captain, 2nd and grd team; A. Jeffery, treasurer and hon. secretary, 'Voodstock, South Hill park.

Bromley Postal Athletic Club-Ground, Queen's Mead: J. H. Ayers,Esq. (postmaster), president; A. F. Hulbert (chief clerk), hon. treasurer; John Jordan, secretary, cricket section, 6, Martin's road.

Bromley Sports Ground-Hayes lane, Bromley Common; Lewis Beeston, secretary

Bromley Swifts Football Club-Murray S. Richardson, Esq., president; G. H.Amos,captain ; H. Blackburn,vice-captain ; F. G.Saunter,treas. ; Thomas Swinford, secretary, 21, Wellington road; ground, Queen's Mead Recreation goround, Bromley.

Bromley Swimming Olub: Head quarters, The Swan & Mitre Hotel, High street and Beckenham Public Baths; T. C. Dewey, Esq. patron; Sir Samuel Scott, Bart., lIf.P., president; Lord Avebury, A. C. Norman, Esq., J.P., c.c., G. Loly Esq., B.A., A.K.C. T. C. McIntyre, Esq., A. E. Price, M.D., III.S., E. M. Madden, :U.B., lIf.R.C.S. & Thomas Davis, Esq., vice-presidents; C. Stark, captain; F. O. Heslop, vice-captain; C. H. Gunton, hon. treasurer; H. Choat, hon.secretary, 29 Crown lane, Bromley.

Bromley Town Oricket, Bowling and Tennis Club-T. C. Dewey, J.P. president; M. L. P. Crozier, hon. treasurer; C. F. W. Gedney, hon. secretary, 17, Glebe road, Bromley, Kent; Sports Ground, Hayes lao

Bromley Football Club-Ground, Plaistow; Frank Griffith, Esq., .P.,president; A. E. Ashworth, captain; H. W. Noall, vice-captain; M. L. P. Crozier, treasurer; L. Beeston, hon. secretary, Combermere, College road, Bromley; E. G. Holt, assistant hon. secretary, 19, Ravensbourne road, Bromley.

Lawn Tennis Club-South Hill park: A. H. Squire, hon. sec., Ladbroke, Queen's avenue, Bromley; C. T. Viney, hon. treasurer, Dartmouth, South Hill park, Bromley.

Lawn Tennis Olub-The Bromley park: J. Tobin Bush, hon. secretary,Morad-I-Munzil, Holwood road.

Plaistow (Kent) Oricket Olub-K. P. Brown, hon. secretary & treasurer, Holmby house, Bromley.

G. W eks& Sons, Bromley, for Lavatories and W.O's.

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Ravensbourne Crioket Club-Ground, Queen's M€Qu: H. M. Etherington, sec. and treasurer, 61, Beckenham lane, Shortlands; A. Willson, captain; winners of S. London Cricket Assoc. Trophy (Junior), Season 1897.

South Hill Park Crioket Club-Ground, Queen's Mead: E. H. Barlow, captain; F. Jenkins, vice-captain; A. Ford, hon. treasurer i C. Mad-dams, sec., 22, Aylesbury road. Practice every evening.

Sundridge Park Golf Club-Garden road; E. Best, steward

INSURANCE AGENTS. County Fire and Provident Life-J. King, 9, Collegeslip i Bert Smitb, 77

Beckenham lane. General Scottish Widows' Fund Life-E. Clarke & Son, 53, High street, Guardian Fire and Life-D. Grinsted, 124, High street. Kent Fire and United Kent Life-Edward Isard, 7. Market square;

Fredk. A. Threadgold, 42, Heathfield road. Liverpool, London and Globe Fire and Life-H. W. Amos, 22, Cambridge

road. . London Assurance Fire and Life-D. Payne, III, High street. London & County Plate Glass Insurance Co. Limited-Bert Smith,

77, Beckenham lane. London & Lancashire Fire-E. Clarke & Son, 53, High street. London and Lancashire Fire-G. Mussell, 168 and 170, Homesdale road. Manchester Fire-G. Weeks, High street. North British and Mercantile-Waterer and Dickins, Market square. Norwich Union Fire and Life-Pamphilon and Son, 58, High street . .Phoonix Assurance Co. Limited-Harradine and Ayling, II, London road. Provident Association of London-G. MusselJ,168 and 170, Homesdale rd. Prudential Assurance Co. Limited-Edward E. Sampson (supt.), Town

Hall; James Cook, Harewood house, 9 Freelands road; George Frost, 35, Bloomfieldroad; Edgar Spark, 13 \Varner road

Railway Passengers-J. Maynard, S. E. & L. C. and D. Railway Station;Baxter Payne and Lepper, :Marketsquare.

Refuge Assurance Co. Limited-R. Kemp, 85, Widmore road. Royal Exchange Fire and Life-James How, 4, Widmore road. Sun Fire and Life-Baxter Payne am~Lepper, Market square; Willett and

Latter, Market square i William Songhurst, lA, Gravel road.

CLUBS, &c. Bromley and County Club-see page 137.

S. Mary, Plaistow, Working Men's Club-Farwig lane; Open daily (Sundays excepted) to II p.m.: Henry Allan, han. secreiary, Cover-dale, Spencer road. .

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for Burglar Alarms.

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St. Mary, Plaistow, Working Men's Guild: Rev. Edward Lotherington Colebrooke M.A. warden; Rev. Charles de Rocfort Wall, M.A.,subwarden; Frederick Alfred Threadgold. hon. secretary and treasurer, Hartley cottage, 42 Heathfield road. Meeting nights, Thursdaybefore third Sunday in each month at St. Mary Church, at 8.30.

Bromley Chess Club-The Right Hon. Lord Avebury, president; AugustusYeates, hon. secretary, 22 Widmore road.

Bromley Common Workmen's Club-Oakley road: W. Mills, secretary, 43 Oakley road. ,

St. Luke's Institute-Raglan road: G. H. Martin, caretaker. St. Luke's Men's Help Society-Club rooms, Elliott road. St. Mark's Men's Club and Reading Room-Masons hill: Open Tues

days, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Satnrdays from 6.30 to 10 p.m. A reading room is provided with games, books, papers and refreshments. All working men are invited. Slate Club every' alternate Monday evening from 8 to 9.30.

Young Women's Christian Association-Shaftesbury House, 67 and 69, Widmore road, Bromley: Mrs. Theodore Howard, hon. secretary,Westieigh, Bickley; Miss Firkin, .lady superintendent. Board and lodging from lOS. 6d. per week. Open every evening for the use of girls in business, and furnished with piano, books and periodicals. Bible classes, Sunday, 3.30, and Tuesday, 8.45 p.m. Open to all.

-*ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.

Addison Road National-(Girls & infants), Miss Lilly, head mistress. Aylesbury Road Council(Boys)-F.Lewis, master; James ffreen,caretaker. Bromley Common National-G. W. Moate, master; Mrs. Moate, mistress. Bromley National-rr. J. Elliot, master; Miss M. A. Harper, mistress;

Miss Churcher, infants' mistress, Collegeroad. Oonvent of the Holy Trinity French & English School-81 Plaistow lao

Masons Hill National-Miss Barnes, girls' mistress; Miss Longford infants' mistress. '

Plaistow Voluntary-Alfred Williams, head master; Mrs. Williams, mistress of girls; Miss Pridgeon, mistress of infants.

Raglan Road Council-Head teachers: Edwin Owen, Inter.B.A.LOnd.boys; Miss A. 1\1:. Mackie, girls; Miss E. Fluck, juniors; Miss Bertha Hodgson, infants.

Valley Council-Head teachers: Geo. Coppin, boys; Miss S. Agnes Evans girls; Miss Lucy Warren, infants; Abraham Riley, caretaker, Beck~ enham lane

Wharton Road Council-Head teachers: William Joseph Snnman, boys Miss M. Mattey, girls; Miss M. E. Dorman, infants.

Wid,more National-Trlney Road: H. J. Salter, master; Miss Elwes mistress; Miss Laumann, infants' mistress. '

Technical Science & Art Schools, under the Board of Education: (No. I80S) School of Science and Art, Tweedy road.

G. Weeks.& Sons, Bromley, for Galvanized Netting.

162 ADVERTISEMENTS.

:~.-, POST OFFICE, " MASONS HILL.

G. R. AMOS,-~~ REGl:ST BRED PLUJ.'v.[BER,

Sanitary & Eleotrical Engineer & House Decorator.

ESTIMATES FOR GENERAL REPAIRS"

10, SIMPSON'S ROAD, BROMLEY.

-LEADEN HALL PRESS Ltd., 50, Leadenhall St., London, E.C.

BROMLEY - DIREOTORY. 163

:POLITICAL. Bromley Conservative Club-The Broadway, High Street: Henry J.

Selby, hon. secretary; G. W. Perkis, assistant secretary. Bromley Conservative Registration Association-Market square;

~dward Packe, president; A. W. :1'11. Dickins & J. King, secretaries. Bromley and District Liberal Association-3, Tweedy Buildings, 55

Widmore Road; W. H. Amos, president; J.- Howard Moore, J.P., treasurer; John T. Grubb, secretary

Bromley Women's Liberal Association-Mrs. E. H. Bayley, president;Mrs. Leonard Beddome, Sheringham, Plaistow lane, hon. treasurer; Miss E. Harvey, hon. secretary, 16, Mays Hill road, Shortlands

Member of Parliament-Henry William Forster, D.L., of Southend, Catford, Kent; Lepe House, Exbnry, Southampton and Oarlton and WellingtonClubs, London, s.w., has been Member of Parliament for the Sevenoaks Division of Kent, in which this district is situate, since 1892.

Primrose League-Bromley Habitation, No. 1521: Mrs. Child, dame president, Bromley Palace; ·H. H. 13othamley, ruling councillor, The Crossways: Talbot K. Crossfield, treasurer, 5, Elmfield road; GuySt. B. Barker, hon. secretary, 3+ Palace grove; W. H. Walter, han. assistant secretary, Ashley, Bickley.

:PUBLIC COM:PANIES, &c. Bromley, Beckenham and District Mutual Building Society-Head

Office, II, Market Square: R. Taylor (chairman), F. Medhurst, J. Howard, Thomas Graty, W. L. Crossley, directors: "TatereI' and Dickins, surveyors, II, Market Square; A. W. M. Dickins, secretary. II, Market Square.

Bromley and South Eastern Permanent Investment BuildingSociety-Office, 26, Market Square: D. Grinsted (chairman), D. Payne (deputy-chairman), H. W. Amos, J. F. Arnaud, W. Gomer, E. Isard, J. H. Lepper, William R. Mallett, directors; F. Payne, surveyor, Market Square; W. A. Amos, secretary, 34, Park Road, Bromley. Subscription meetings first and third Thursdays in every-month, from 8 to 9 p.m., when Shares are allotted, deposits received, and every information given. The directors meet on the first Thursday in each month to consider applications for advances.

Bromley Co-operative Industrial Provident Society, Limited0ffices, The Stores, 41, East Street: F. Lord, president; T. Hutcheson, E. Adams, 1\1.Parsons, F. Packham, E. Towell, A. G. Wythe, G. Morgan, A. Brook and J. Bryant, committee; C. Cooper and R. Powell, auditors; E. Brag-g,secretary and general manager.'

Bromley Cottage Improvement Company, Limited-Office, II, Market Square: T. Davis, U. Weeks, E. M. Garnar and D. Grinsted,' directors; A. W. M. Dickins, secretary.

Bromley (Kent) Electric Light and Power Company, Limited""":' I, West Street; R. R. Barker, engineer & manager; C. A. :Maby,sec.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, Sanitary Plumbers.

164 ADVERTISEMENTS.

II I II II

White Hart Hotel, H.IGH STREET.

A. FERRIS • •- ProPrieto~

Luncheons Daily at 1 o'clock• ••••••••••••••

FIRST~CLASS ACCOMMODATION.

LARBE ROOM roR PUBLIG MEETINBS. ~~~

Bead Quarters of the Bromley and the Napier Cycling CIl:lbs, and Bromley Football Club.

Bromley Gas Consumers' Company-Office, 156 High Street; Works, 151 Homesdale Road, Bromley: Alexap.der Dickson (chairman), Bertram Henry Latter (deputy-chairman), Alfred S. Gedge. HughSpencer Hughes, Hugh Wyatt, Samuel John Wilde, Archibald EdwardWillett, directors; E. E. Price and A. S. Hicks, auditors; William Woodward, engineer; Henry William Amos, secretary.

Bromley Volunteers' Hall and Gymnasium Company, Limited-W. R. Mallett (chairman), Edward Packe, D. Grinsted, J. King, D. Payne, F. Payne, Major C. Satterthwaite, F. Sutton, W. Sutton, G. Weeks, A. E. Willett, directors; Frederick Payne, hon. secretary, 10, Market Square.

CARRIERS. <Jarter, Paterson & 00. Lim.-District depot, 29, East street; F. Chappell,

manager. Agents: Messrs. Ayling, 98, High street: Wells, Park End; Hall, Farwig lane; Wood, 104, Palace road; Marsh, College road; Mussell, Homesdale road; Robinson, 60, Bromley common; Cockwell, Bird-in-Hand, Widmore; Jackson, 79, Bromley common; Griffin, Orpington; Geere, Green-street-green; Russell, Hayes;Duck, Keston; Walton, 43, Tylney road, Bickley; Uridge, Widmore road; Blunden, Broadway; Gibbins, 43, Chatterton road; Purkiss, grocer, 22, Southlands road; Alexander, 55, Havelock road; Wraight,69, Masons hill; Beach, grocer Farnborough; Lunn, Maxwell Arms, Orpington; Townsend, stationer. Orpington; Wills, baker, Kes~on; Mills, grocer, Oakley road, Bromley; Wbayman, Masons bill; Ogden,Smith & Slawson. 35. Freelands road; Uridge, Masons hill; Hearne, 35, Homesdale road; Curtis, 32, Bromley common; Yeates, Bourne road; Hill, grocer, Crofton road, Orpington.

London Parcels Delivery 00. Limited.-Agents: Kennett,· 32, &c.North road; Herring, 31, Masons bill; Looker, 186, Homesdale road; Mackenzie, 92, High street; King" 67, London road; Stanley, -74, Tweedy road.

Piokford's Limited.-To all parts. Messrs. Bennett, 135, Masons hill; Martin, II & 12, Broadway; Turner, 27, Masons hill; Walter & Co. 22, East street; Fitz, 215, Homesdale road; Easy, 78, Bromley common; White. 67, Chatterton road; Kurn, Soutblands road; Brown, 24, Plaistow lane; Colebrook,Widmore road; Wyatt, 39, Chislehurst road; Marsh, College road; Hunt, London road; Wheeler, East street; Lawrence, High street; Hallamore, 9. Broadway

S. Soan & Son, 88, College road-To and from London daily.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for Door :Mats of all kinds.

166 ADVERTISEMENTS.

F. M. VINCENT, J!urnis6ing and general . .

Ironmonger, GAS, WATER & ELECTRICAL ENGINEER,

151, High Street, BROMLEY, KENT .

District Agent for Hobbies Limited.

TIN TRUNKS AND DRESS BASKETS A SPECIALITY. Yool;" eleetro Plate, eutler~.

Estimates for Gas and Hot Water Work upon application. A complete staff of workmen kept in all departments.

Garden Rollers, Lawn Mowers, Garden Arches, jIe+ And all Horticulturallmplamants kept in stock, and Sold at London Prioss. . • • .

....Jd",0"-cUJ o§ §

oJ tJ...l:; ~ 0 is O! .;:.CQ

~ Q~ <I( ~ 0 O! >.

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BR9l\fLE Y DIRECTORY. 167

POSTAL INFORMATION.

BROMLEY HEAD POST OFFICE. Postmaster-~Ir. J. H. Ayers.

SUNDAYS.WEEK DAYS.

•• 9a.m.t,06p.m.

" S a.m. to Sp.m. .. S a.m. to.l0 p.m.

5 Sa.m.tolOa.m.15 p.m.to 6 p.m.

oo 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. No Parcel Post Business.

r For Sale of stamps

"'Registration of Letters and Parcels Delivery of Letters to Callers Parcel Post Business

Issue of Postal Orders oo 7 a. m. to 10 p.m

Payment of Postal Orders .• 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Money Order, Savings Bank Withdrawals, J

Government Annuity and Insurance S a.m. to S p.m. Business •• • • • • • •

Issue of Inland Revenue Licenses l Sale of Inland Revenue Stamps j " Savings Bank Deposits Received

Telegraph Business

Hours of Business:

5 S a.m. tolOa.m 15p.m. to 6p.m

'" Letters, &c., and parcels can be Registerea up to 15 minutes before the t~me of posting or<1inary letters, or by the payment of a late fee of 4d. up to the same time as ordinary letters and parcels.

BANK HOLIDAYS-for Sale of Stamps, Registration of Letters and Parcels, Deliveryof Letters to Callers, and Parcel Post Business, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Money Orders Savings Bank Withdrawals, Government Annuity ana Insurance Business, Issue of Inland Revenue Licenses, and Sale of Inland Revenue Stamps, open until 12 noon.

MAILS. From Head Office,Bromley, to London & All .Parts

(Week-days).

S.W.S.E.

Approximate Times of Delivery in London.

Other I Suburb;;.Districts .

E.a. Time of Posting

.. 10.30 to 11.30 10.30 to 11.30 10.30 to 12. 0 10.30 to 12. 0 11. 0 to 1.30

., 11.30 to 12.30 1. 0 to 2. 0 12.15 to 1.15 1. 0 to 2. 0 1.30 to 3.30 1.20 to 2.30 1. 0 to 2. 0 2. 0 to 3. 0 1.30 to 3. 0 1.30 to 3.30 2.30 to 3.30 3. 0 to 4. 0 3. 0 to 4. 0 3. 0 to 4. 0 4.30 to 6.30 3.30 to 4.30 3. 0 to 4. 0 4. 0 to 5. 0 4. 0 to 5. 0 4.30 to 6. 0

7.45 a.m. 9.30 a.m.

10.50 a.m.11.40 a.m. 1, 5 p.m.

112.30 p.m.2.40 p.m. 4.30 to 5.30 1). 0 to 6. 0 4.30 to 5.30 4.30 to 5.30 6.30 to 8.30 5.20 p.m. 8. 0 to 9.30 8. 0 to 9. 0 8. 0 to 9.30 8. 0 to 9. 0 8.30 to 10. 0

*6.45 p.m. "J First London Delivery next tIay.t7.50 p.m. •. t8.45 p.m. . . 10.15 p.m. •• ditto. ditto.

;;,Bag for" Norwich 80rting Tender," for Norfolk generally, part of Suffolk & Essex for first morning delivery.

t Sussex generaIIy & part of Surrey, not London. t Kent generally, not London.

1/ Saturclays.

G. Weeks & Sons, Bromley, for Coal Vases.

168 ADVERTISEMENTS,

RIOHARD SKINNER, Homreopathic and Dispensing ~.

26, Widmore Road, ~ Chemist, • BROMLEY •

. . . ... . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . Prescriptions and Medicines Carefully Prepared and forwarded to all parts of

Shortlands, Beckenham, Bickley and Chislehurst Daily.

Try SKINNER'S OOOA )l)7INET For 'Fatigue of Mind and Body, Sleeplessness, &c.

PRICE 1/6 AND 2/9 PER BOTTLE

BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

From Bromley Head Office to Beckenham Direct .

.Time of Postingditto ditto ditto ditto

11.40 a.m. 1,45 p.m.2.40 p.m.5.50 p.m.

10.15 p.m.

Approximate time of delivery •• ditto ditto ditto ditto

1p.m.4 p.m.4 p.m.8 p.m.Sa.m.

From Bromley Head Office to Chislehurst Direct Time of Posting

ditto • • 12.30 p.m.

4.30 p.m. Approximate time of delivery •• 2 p.m,

ditto " 7 p.m.

From Bromley Head Office to St. Mary Cray Direct. Time of Posting 1.0 p.m. I Approximate time of delivery.. 2.30 p.m.

From Bromley to Tonbridge, &c., direct, posted 10.15 p.m. delivered first delivery next morning.

From Bromley to Tonbridge direct, including Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, Hastings)Canterbury &c•• &c. Box cleared at 10.50 a.m.

From Bromley to Tonbridge direct (for Kent generally). Box cleared at 0.20 p.m.

Parcel Post Mails. For London and Suburbs leave Head Office 10.45 a.lll., 12.0 noon, 2.45, 8.0 and 10.0 p.m. For the Provinces ditto 10.45 a.m., 1.0, 2.45,5.20,7.50 and 10.0 p.m. For St. Mary Cray ditto 1.0 p.m. For Beckenham ditto 12.0 noon, 2.45, 8.0 and 10.0 p.m.

Foreign and Colonial Mails. Night :Mails leave Bromley Head Office 5.20 p.m. Day Mails leave at 10.15 p.m.

Sunday Mails. London and London forwar<l •• • .\ 7.10 p.m. I For first London Delivery, and

first Provincial Day Mails from G.P.O. next day.

SUSSEX !lid KEN!, Croydon, ~ • ditto For first DcHverynext dayRedhlll, and Relgate I . I

TELEGRAPH OFFICES. Hours of Business.

G. Weeks & Sons. Bromley, for Brooms and Brushes.

170 ADVERTISEMENTS.

BLOOMFIELD LAUNDRY BROMLEY COMMON, KENT.

HIGH-CLASS -

LAUNDRY Dyers and Cleaners.

•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Open Air Drying. Early and Punctual Delivery with

Correctness. Moderate Prices.

BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

TOWN DELIVERIES.

1st Delivery, 7.10 a.m. I From London and Provinces, Scotland, Ireland, and the 2nd ditto 10. 0 a.m. I ditto ditto ditto [Continent,3rd ditto 12.30 p.m. ditto ditto ditto 4th ditto 4.10 p.m. From London and Provinces. 5th ditto 7.30 p.m. ditto

The Town Deliveries will include all Local Letters, &c., posted at the Head Office upto 6.30 a.m., 9.45 a.m., 12.15 p.m., 3.40 p.m., and 7.15 p.m.

On Sundays, Christmas-day, Good Friday, and Bank Holidays, the first Delivery only is made. -

Parcels Post Deliveries are made at 7.]0 a.m., 8.0 a.m., 10.0 a.m., 12.30 p.m, 4.0 p.m., 7.30 p.m., and 8.0 p.m,

G. Weeks & Sons, Locksmiths, Bromley.

COOLING & ANDERSON, HIGH•.CLASS FANCY

AND CONFECTIONERS,

5, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY, Kent.

BROMLEY DIRECTORY.

HOURS OF CLEARANCES. WEEK DAYS. SUNDJ.Yfl.

5.35 p.m8.45 n.m 5.55 p.m5.55 p.m5.4'Jp.m6.2rip.m.5.15 p.m5.50p.m5.55 p.m • 6.15p.m.6. o p.m. 5.25 p.m.6. 6 p.m.

SUB OPFICES- a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m'l p.m. p.m'j p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.tIItBickley Station.. .• \8.50 10.20 ... 12.10 1.50 4.25 6. e 7.30 9.30 l;ltBromley Common •• 8.45 11.40.. I •• 3.25 6.05 8.45

*Bromley Gardens 6. 0 9.10 10.20 11. 0 12.20, 2. 0 4.15 6. 0 8. 5 9.lD tIItBromley Hill • • •• 5.50 8.55 9.55 10.5511.40 1.40 -i.10 5.55 8. 0 9.35

lIIChatterton Road •• 8.50 9.50 10.3512. 511.35 3.50 5.35 8. 0 8.06 *East Street •••••• 6. 5 8.55 10.15 1I.1512.1,j, 2.15 4.20 6.15 8.15 9. 0 IIIFarwig •••••••• 5.30 9.10 10.10 11. 512. 5, 2. 5 4.40 6. 5 8. 5 9.20 IIIFreelands Road .• 5.40 8.40 9.55 10.5511.551,l.55 3.55 5.55 7.55 8.40 • Homesdale Road 9. 5 10. 5 10.5012.20 1.50 4. 5 5.50 8.15 9.10 -London Road •••• 5.55 9. 5 10.10 11.10'11.50 1.I'i014.2.56.10 8. 5 9.50

*t:M:asons Hill •••• 5.50 9.10 10.15 11. 512.20 2. I) 4.20 6.10 8.15 9.30 *Page Heath •••• 5.40 8.45 10. 5 10.50'12.10 l.u&>'4.15 &>.407.55 8.55 IIIpark Buildings 5.20 9.10 10.15 10.5.jJ2.25 2. 0 4.15 6. 0 8.20 9.20

(Masons Hill) I I IIIpark Road.. ••• 5.35 8.45 10. 0 11. ~'12. 0 2. ? 4. 0 6. 0 8. 0 8.45 6. 0 p.m • • Plai~tow Lane •• 5.50 8.50 9.45 10,4011.45 1.4", 4.20 5.45 8. 0 9. 0 5.55p.m.

"'tShooting Com. •• 9. 0 10. 0 10.45'12.15 1.45; 4. 0 5.45 8.10 9. 5 5.50 p.m.tShortlands Statn. 5.30 9. 0 10.15 11.25'12.15 1Ji5 4.10 5.55 8. 0 9.10 5.40 p.m"'tWidmore ••.•.• " 5.4.5 9. 0 10.15 11. 0 12.20 2. 5 4.30 5.50 8. 5 9. 5 5.40 p.m. PILLARAKDWAU, I I i

~~ I Avenue (The) .. 8 45 10.40 12.40 I -i.15 8.15 4.20 p.m.Avondale Road :: 8: 55 9.50 1O.50;n.50 1.50,4.25 5.50 7.50 9.5 8.Hi a.m. Beckenham Lane 6. 0 9.10 10.20 11.20

111.551.55

4.30 6.15 8.10 10.0 5.25p.m. Beckenham Grove 5.40 8.40 109..55010••.35,1

121..5

0 °11..3

~ •• 5005.35 7.35 8.50 0.30 p.m.Bickley Park Rd. I 8.30 I v 8.30 5.15 p.m.Broadway (The) 5.55 9.20 10.2.j 11. 5:12.35 2.10 4.25 6.10 8.30 9.30 6.15 p.m.Bromley. College 6. 5 9.15 10 '>0 n 2012 0 2 0 4 35 6.20 8.15 10.5 6.10p.m.Bromley' Road •• 5.30,8.30 9:50 1O:30!1l:451:30 3:45 5.30 7.30 8.45 5.25p.m.Cambridge Road 5.30 9. 5 10. 5 11. 0112.0 2. 0 5.35 6. 0 8. 5 9.15 5.15 p.m.Chislehurst Road 5.35 8.55 10.1.5 11. 0112.202. 5\ 4.25 5.50 8. 5 9. 5 6.35 p.m.Church Road •••• 6.10 9.15 10.25 11. 5j12.25 2. 514.20 6. 5 8.15 9.25 6. 5 p.m.Crown (The) . . •• " II 9. 0 11.45

•• • • 3.30 7. 0 9. 0 5.35p.m.Cumberland Rd. 8.35 9.50 10.30,11.45 1.30, 3.4.5 5.35 7.3.5 8.35 5.25p.m.Durham Avenue 5.40 8.50 10.5 10.45

1 12. 0 1.45, 4. 0 5.50 7.55 8.50 5.40 p.m.

Elmfield Road •• 5. 5. 9.15 10.20 11.10112.252.1~14.~5 6.15 8.20 9.15 6. 5 p.m.Elmstead Lane •• 5.15 ~.30 10.40 •• •. 1.40i 3.;)5 5.30 7.45 8.45 Fairlawn •••.•••• 5.15' 9.10 10.10 10.55.12.25 1.55i 4.10 5.35 8.20 9.15 6. 0 p.m.Farnaby Road .. 8.1510.20 •• I •• 2. 0

4.40 6.20 8.15 10.5 5.15p.m.Freeland!! •••••• 5.45/8.35 9.50 10.5°111.501.5013.50 5.50 7.50 8.35 5.50p.m.Freelands Road •• 5.55 9.10 10.25 11.10

12.30 2.1~i,4.40 6. 0 8.15 9.15 5.55p.m.Hayes Road •••• ..,::l. 0 10.55 •• 12.10 1.5u, 4.10 6. 0 8. 5 9. 0 5.50p.m.High St. (lower) (i. 0

9.25 10.30 11.10112.402.15. 4.30 6.15 8.30 9.35 6.20 p.m.High St. (upper) 6.10 9.15 10.30 11.10,12.302.10: 4.25 6.10 8.20 9.30 6.10 p.m.

HHlo·glwhloaOnddRRoOaadd•••• 50•..505199'.1051(•. 0 11. 011.4.5 1.45 4.15 6. II 7.M 9.40 G.'0 p.m.

I 10.25 11.15112.302.10: 4.30 6.20 8.25 9.20 6.10 p.m.

Hope Park •••••• 5.45 8..50 9.50 10.50:11.351.35, 4. 5 5.50 7.50 9.35 5.55 p.m.Kingswood Road 5.50

8.50 10. 5 1O.45~12. 5 1.45 4. 0 5.45 7.45 9. 0 5.40 p.m.London Lane •• " 5.55 8.4.5 9.45 10.45,11.30 1.30 4. 0 5.45 7.45 9.25 5,45 p.m.Longfield •••••• 5.[.5 9. ()' 10. ~ 11. 0

11.45 1.45' 4.20 6. 5 8. 5 9.45 6. 5 p.m.Malvestone Road 8.25 10.30 •• ., 1.40 3.50 5.25 7.40 8.40 8. 0 a.m. J\Iasons Hill •••• 5.25 9.15 1100'.12001

10I••!'.00,1122.•31°02

1••r.·0"44•.2056. 5 8.25 9.25 6.10 p.m,

Mays Hill •••••• 5.55 8.55 u I ~ 5.55 7.50 9. 5 5.45p.m.Oakley Road.... 7.50 •••• •.. I 3.10 8.50 8.30a.m. Orchard Road •• 5.30 8.30 9.45 10.4511.45 1.g 3.455.45 7.45 8.30 5.45 p.m.Page Heath Lane 5.40 8.40 10. 0 10.5012. 5 1.i)i) 4.10 5.40 7.05 8.55 5.30 p.m. Palace Grove •••• 6. 018.50 10. 5 11. 5112'5 2. 5 4. 5 6. 5 8. 5 8.50 6.20 p.m.Park Road •••••• 6. 019.15 10.30 11.1512.3[; 2.20, 4.45 6. Ii 8.20 9.20 6. 5 p.rn.Pla!stowHall •••• 5.~.519. 0 10. 0 10.5511.55 l.55 4.30 5.55 7.55 9.10 5.55 p.m.

~~~:~?:'~~~dRd:~:i)g~:rg 1~:~~n4gJg:~g ~:4g::ig ~:4g ~:~g ~:2g ~:2~~::. III:Money Order and Savings Bank Office. t Telegraph and Express Delivery Office.

The High Street (upper) Box is also cleared at 8.45 p.rn. G. Weeks & Sons, :Bell-hangers, :Bromley.

171 ADVER TISE:M:ENTS.

+ + + Brushes, Turnery,

Ironmongery, Lamps,

Mats, Mops, Sponges, Leathers,

Woodware, and

all kinds of Household

Requisites. Enamel

Paints, Varnish,

Stains and :Bath Enamel.

DIAMOND DOMESTIC STORE, 6, London R.d., BROMLEY.

Household and Toilet Soaps. Soda. Furniture Polishes. 800t Creams, Enamelled Ware,

Metal Polishes, &0" &0.

MACHINE OILS AND BURNING OILS.

D~strict Agent for ELECTRIC OIL for Lamps and Stoves. Brilliant and Safe. Samples Free.

BROl\lLEY DIR~.10TOH Y.

Hours of Clearances-continued. WEEK DAYS.

SUNDAYf'.

PILLAR ANDWAI,L a.m.' a.lll. a.m. I~T·m.p.m. p.m./p.m p.m. p.m. BOXES-

RavensbourneRd. .50 8.25 9.45 10.2511.40 1.25 3.35 5.50 7.30 8.30 5.20 p.m.(L. P.)

RavensbourneRd. .. 8.20 9.40 ... 1

11.35 1.20 4. 0 5.20 7.20 8.40 6.20 p.m.Shortlands

Recreation Road~ 5.25 8.25 9.45 10.2;)111.40 1.25 3.40 5.25 7.25 8.40 5.20 p.m.Rodway Road 5.55 8.45 9.40 10.,1011.40 1.40 4.10 5.40 7.40 8.55 6.15 p.m.Shortlands Grove 5.45 8.45 10. 0 10.40,12 0 1.40 B.55 5.40 7.40 8.55 5.35 p.m.South barrow " .• .. 8.10 11. 0

12. 0 .. .. v. 0 .. 8.40 5.0 p.m.Southborough .. 7.50 10.30 •• 111.50 .. 4.45

5.50 .. 8.30 4.4,j p.m

Southlands Road .. 8.50 10. v 11. 1i112.50 .. 8.50 5.5 p.m • S.RRy. Approach 6. 5 8.50 10.10 11.10,12.10 2.10 4.10 6.10 8.10 8.55 6.20 p.m.South Hill Park .. 5.35 8.45 10. 0 10.4011.5.5 ],4.0 3.55 5.45 7.45 8.45 5.35 p.m.South Hill Hoad .. .. 8.40 f).55 10.35In.vol 1.3~ 3.50 v •• 40 7.40 8.40 5.30 p.m.Southlands Roall .. 8.35 9.55 10.4012.10 1.40 3.ri5 540

8''1''0 5.45 p.m.

Spencer Road .••. 5.45 8.50 9.riO 10.50,11.3V/ Ulv 4. 5 ii"50 7.50 9.30 5.50 p.m.Tylney Road 5.4,j 8.50 10.10 10.55.12.15 2. 0 4.20 5'45 8. 0 9. 0 5.20 p.m.Wanstead Roml •• 5.50 9. 5 10.20 11. v 12.25r 2.10 4.3v 5.55 8.10 9.10 5.15 p.m.WestmorelandRd. 5.4ii 8);5.10.10 10.liO12. 5 1)50, 4. 5 ii'5,j P. 0 8.55 5.45 p.m.

EXPRESS DELIVERY. The Post Office will deliver messages, letters, and parcels, by special

Messenger, in all parts of the Town and Rural District. The Fee for Express Delivery in the Local area is 3d. per mile,

without charge for postage. The postage charge only applies to Express correspondence which is forwarded by post. When the distance exceeds two miles, and a public conveyance is not available, a charge will be made, in addition to the postage and fee, of I{ per mile for special conveyance, or the ordinary cab fare. (If t.he sender wishes it, a special conveyance may be used for any less distance.)

Under the new Service Express, letters and parcels transmitted by post to any Express Delivery Office in the United Kingdom, will, on arrival, be sent out for delivery by Special Messenger.

The words "Express Delivery" must be clearly written on each Packet by the sender, above the address in the left-hand corner of the cover,

There is no Express Delivery on Sunday, Good Friday, or Christmas Day.

RATES OF POSTAGE. To and from all parts of the United Kingdom, for prepaid letter~ :

Not exceeding 4 oz. Id. Exceeding 4 oz. but not exceeding 6 oz... I~d.

6 oz. 80z... 2d. g oz. IO oz... 2!d.

10 oz. ,,12 oz... 3d. 12 oz. 140z... 3!d.

" I4 oz. 16 oz... 4d. " 16 oz. 18 oz... 4~d.

and so on at tho rate of ~d. for ~very additional 2 ozs. Letters posted unpaid are charged double on delivery; if underpaid, double th6' deficiency.

No letter may exceed 24 inches in length, 12 inches in width, and 12 inches in depth.

G. Weeks & Sons, Ironmon~ers, :Bromley.

17H ADVERTISEMENTS.

MESSRS.

BAXTER PAYNE & LEPPER (ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OlP A. OlINTVBY>.

Estate, Land, Timber, House & Agrioultural Agen. 10, Market Square, BROMLEY;

II so at BECKENHAM. KENT. and 69. KING WilLIAM STREET. E.G. ------ ••••.....-------

Auot1on Sales and Valuations of Freehold and Leasehold Properties, Furniture, Farming Stock, &c.

Collection of Rents and Tithes. and the Entire Management of Estates undertaken on Moderate Terms.

VALUATIONS MADE FOR PROBATE AND· LECAOY DUTY.

PROPERTY R.EG:ISTER PUBLISHED THE FIRST DAY OF EVERY MONTH.

Bromley, Bickley, Beckenham, Chislehurst. AND WEST KENT GENERALLY.

MEsSRS. BAXTER PAYNE & LEPPER having through their Agencydisposed of most of the Residences and Estates thaL have changed owner

ship. are particularly desirous of drawing attention to this important fact. MESSRS. BAXTER PAYNE & LEPPER'S widely known and extensive ,connection enables them to Let or Seli Property of every description most ad"antageously by Public Auction or Private Contract. Scales of Commission on Sales, Valuations, Letting of Landed Estates,

House Property, Farms, &0 , to be had on a.pplication. MORTGAGES ARRANGED ON FREEHOLD &. LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES.

AGENTS TO THE SUN FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES, RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY, &~., &0.

F. PAYNE. F.S.I., F.A.I. 1 BAXTER PAYNE & LEPPER. d. H. LEPPER, F.S.I., F.A.I.

BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

BROM6EY STREET DIRECTORY.

Aberdeen Buildings. See High street.

GO Bow Ian Mrs. 61 Best Mrs. 63 Palmer James 65 May Laurance

Addison Road.-40 BROMLEY COMMON. 67 Wood Albert James Left Side. 69 Gardiner Martin

Peill Edwin, The Nook 71 Greenaway Josiah Landi Alfred, St. Martin's 73 Fuller Frank Webb

RA Sofield Thomas Howard, Bebfield 75 Poole Mrs. 5 Daniels Charles, Kent House 77 Llovd Thomas 7 Lane William George 79 Botten Ed win 7 Lane Mrs. dress maker 81 Skinner William D Gedge George, shopkeeper 83 Greenaway John

11 Carter William 85 Smith Mrs. 13 Livock Frederick Edward 87 Collins Ernest 15 Bateman Miss H 89 "Blackford Owen 17 Cassell ThC'mas n Miles lUrs. 19 Allen Christopher E. 93 Moss William 21 Taylor William 95 Bentley Henry 23 Taylor John 97 Lane Albert Edward 25 Ward 'William 99 Tubb Thomas Alfred, colporteur 27 Johnson Edwin 101 Ashbee William 29 Taylor William Heury, jun. 103 Williams Edwin 31 Westcott Mrs. 105 Dale Mrs., greengro~er 83 Bellingham William •........ !/ere is Cowper rOlld •••••.•••

35 Shill John Cross and Return. 89 Pratt. Mrs. St. Luke's Church School, Miss 41 Cox 'V. Lilly, Girls' mistress 43 Yeates Mrs. 48 Marshall Walter ~5 Greensmith Frank 46 Arundel John Balfour 45A Pearson Henry, oil and Italian 44 Brown James 'William

warehouseman 42 Humphry Sidney •••...... here is Chatterton road 40 Owors William 47 'Yood Robert 38 Knight Richard 49 Amos Benjamin 36 Stace JamesWillia'm 51 Clare Jostlph 34 Tippen Edward Arthur, Belmont 53 Kenward Owen hand laundry 55 'Webb 1\1rs. ll€re is Chattf'1'ton road .,. 57 Stacey Peter Henry 32 Valler Mrs., confectioner

'.rry Howard's Special Blend Indian and Ceylon Tea at 1110. BRO)!. 7

178 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

30 Kum C. & L., drapers 28 Coveny Mrs. 26 Newick John 24 Barrow Charles 18 Collins William 16 Eade Edward 14 Greenway Robert 12 Lawrence Samuel Thomas 10 Smith Emedt

8 Seadon Herbert William 6 Trace,' William 2 Morley Bernard H.

Albert Road. . F?'mIL 11Io8.~le((,1'OLUl to Salisbury rd.

Right Side. 1 Rumph John, Timuka 2 Rumph Walter 4 Marsh Thomas Henry5 Hall William Joseph Edward 6 Miles Walter Edward 7 Bloomfield James 8 Shephard Henry John 9 Dunman Harry Robert, Rocklea

10 Brimfield Henry, Ro~lin 11 Hayley Thomas, Lyndale 12 Cole James Alfred, Cuckmere 13 Gregory Joseph 14 Hurbar Harry James 15 Jacquest Stephen 16 Y<.;rkeAlfred 17 Buss Mrs. 18 Squires George William l~' Bn ant Herbert

Wickenden \Villiam, St. George's May tum Alfred, Hawthorns Ranson Joseph, Leedswood May tum Alfred, jun. Oakdene D'"mond Thos Edwin, Haslemere Elliott Robert, 1 Elliott cottages Elliott John, 2 " Green James, Bilston Canning Walter, Ryton Barry Richard, Parkhurst Gardner John, Brooklyn Tyler Edward, Aston villa

Aldermary Road. From 17 Glebe rOtld.

West Side. 1 Hinchliffe Frederick James

3 Good George 5 Crocker Mrs. 7 Lovell Mrs. 9 Collings William

11 Irving Ernest Sop eland 13 Cm'wood John Nicholas 17 Thorpe Mrs. 19 Freeman William George 21 Parks George 23 Moxon Reginald 25 Francis Samuel Trevo 27 Saunders Sydney John 29 Suffell Arthur James 31 Suffell Mrs. 33 Pearce William Thomas 3;') Dignassic Herbert Charles 37 Sharland Henrv .James 3!.lHaigh William' Henry

• E(t,~tSide. 6 Crossley William L.

16 Bettles Dover 22 Best Arthur Edward 24 Parsons Alfred ·William 26 Plumer Arthur Hugh 28 Crer,d v Mrs. 30 Bittleston Miss 32 Fielden Henry William

Alexandra crescent. From Avondale road.

Right Side. Solbe Frank de Lisle, Ferndale

Amy Villas. 8ee I£o/]/.{jsdale /'oa(Z.

Ann's Cottages.-BRO)ILEY,

FI'om ao Palace road. . Left Side.

1 Gilbert Mrs. 2 Sutton William 3 Bryant Frederick 4 Acton Joseph 5 Baker James 7 Grant John 8 Bayes Albert

... .... !tere is Wharton 1'oad ..••.••.. Right Side.

~ Venlers John

Howard's stores, Limited. for all kinds of Foreign Waters.

BIW..\lLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 179

~O Venner Charles 11 Lander Thomas 12 Dadswell Mrs. 18 Fordham Alfred James

Ann's Cottages. See Fa?·wi.q lane.

A vondale Road. From Burnt Ash lane to Lake at·en.

North Side. 2 Alchin Henry, Linton 3 Killick Herbert, Avoca ~ Savory Ernest Brathwaite

Knight M. L., Hillside

Southside. Duttson Horace, Penthorpe

Aylesbury Road.-MASONS HILL. Right Side.

1 HannafordvVillialll,provisioll stores 2 King Clifford, greengrocer 3 Head John, butcher 4 Pocock George 5 Ware William, fishmonger 6 Dodson James 7 Maunton Herbert 8 Bery Mrs 9 Fisher Alfred

10 Mantle Archibald 11 Brown J oseph John 12 Abel Rowland Harker 13 Brice Frank 14: Woodhams Charles 15 Lambourne George 16 Hanington Charles Wm. bootma. 17 Rowe John 18 Norgate William 19 Matten Mrs. 20 Webster William 21 Harris TiwIII8S 22 Maddams James 23. Killick Henry E. 24 Hollingsworth Charles 25 Thomas J. 26 Thurlow Oswald Arthur 27 Barber .Joseph 28 Dean Hedley , cabinet maker 29 Sutton Charles 30 Betts William

31 Maynard Mrs. 32 Vyse George William 33 Locke W. G. 34 Adams Alfred 35 Kite George 36 Dawson John . 37 White James William 38 Pocock William J osepq. 39 Emms Sidney Riley Wilson 40 Wells George .. lwre is Newbury road ..•..•.•• •. •.••..•... here is Jt'ootbl·idg8 .•••••••••••

Oross and Return. 48 Brown George 4,7 Waters Henry 46 Clifton Charles 45 Little John . 44 Parker Arthur Charles 43 Pocock Harry 42 White George Henry 41 Carter F.

Council ScllOol!J-F. Lewis,master; James Green, caretaker

Babbacombe Road. Fro/ll, Lansdowne rd.

Rigltt Side.Da vis Thomas James

3 Peters Miss 7 Harris Percy 9 Payne P. L.

11 Pearce 8. R. 13 Blanchard Francis Leonard 15 Foster Harry 19 Dorman Miss 19 Heuer Fraulein, teacher of Germa.n 21 Harrison G.

Left Side. 2 Johnson William 6 Russell Alfred

12 Gomme William F 14 Timblick Thollus 16 vViUy Arthur 18 Billett Frederick G .. Ennerdale 20 Forbes George, Rosslyn 36 Fentiman Mrs. 38 Bone Mrs. L. C., Kenilworth 40 Andrews Francis Joseph 42 Tillotson Miss 44 Foskett Frederick Wm.,Mount Ida.

Howard's Storel!S,Limited, for Wines and Spirits. BROIII.

180 BRO~ILEY STREET DIREOTORY.

Barnett Wood Road-Bn.O)1LF.Y CO)1)ION,

Froln Oltkley 1'OalZ. Cooling Oharles, Bencewell Orchard Sanders Charles, Barnett 'Vood

Beckenham Lane.-HlGH STREET.

:From 93 Hi.,!h 8treet to 87IOrtland.~ L. O.~· D. Ilailmay Station.

SOIllll-East SitZe • •.}. Tapp i.lrs., The Hill .,.here is FootjJath to 111arti1ls Hill .•

3 Strong Herbert, The Hollies , ••... here i.~ lVall Letter BOJJ

5 van de Linde Gerard, Glebe Knoll 7 Latter Edward Pixfield

Latter Bertram Henry, PixfielU Latter Hugh Rohinson, Burrell's

:Meadow

Valley Counril 8c!IO'Jls-Georf!,e Coppin, s~hoolmftster; Miss Agne~ Evans, mistress of Girls; 1\li,s Lucr 'Vanen. mistress· of Infants; i\.br.tlnm Ril,)y. caretaker

39 Henham Thomas, decorator 41 JoncsMisses

. 43 Cox Mis,:, dressmaker 45 ;'loon Hedley Walter 47 Loton James Hemr 49 Appleton Brothers: drallers 5;~ Bontley &, Co , chemists 5iJ Williams Alfred, baker •••...... here is Recreation 1"oad.......• : LAMP POST LETTER Box

57 Vousden Mrs., greengrocer 59 Humphries Charles lil Gretton Henry Ga Barnett Mrs. Go> Ashby John, greengrocer G7 Lampier Mrs. Sarah, dressmaker Gf) Ulayden Williai.n, florist 71 Craker Alfred 7.> & 85 BJ.nks Albert Wm., butcher '17 Smith Bert 77 <"-: 70 Smallbone Clu1s. Albert,grocr. 81 &, 83 Jenner Thomas, oilman 8;> & 75 Banks A1hert 'Vm., butcher 87 ,Vailing George, coffc8 tavern

87 A Davis John. confectioner 89 Hills Alhl'rt,' bootmaker 91 Wctton George 93 Wynn John U5 Abbott William 97 Terry Thomas, upholsterer

here is SllOrtfands Hai/wng station Bryant J. B. nurseryman

CI'OSSand Return.

NOI·th- Trest Side. here is Ravensbour1l€ road

108 Andrews Alfred lOG Buley Oharl~R Philip 102 The Adl-ance Incandescent Gas

Light Co. 100 Tolfrey Henry, cycle works fl8 l\Ierridav l\lrs, 96 Barnett 'Frank James ......... here is Meadow ,'o(ul 0-l ·Inge Thomus, builder 92 Griffin Charles 90 Bo" e James 88 Pethick Richard William 8G Rlldock Charles 84 Wells Stephen . 82 B:tldock Frederick Ed wd"cycle mao 80 'Winter Mrs. Alice, confectioner 78 Smith Joseph 7G :Radford Ernest 7l Wiles Frederick George 72 Lyford Charles 70 Abbott Frederick GS Robinson 1'Ilrs. GG Coutts George G4 Cutlett Samuel G2 CheeRcman Frederick GO Collicott George Hy" beer retailer ...... hcre i.l· 81wI'tZands .qaraens . 58 Rogers & Som, dairymen 56 Durling George 54: Heath Henry 52 Bryant Arthur 50 Messenger 'Villiam George 48 Britton Mrs. Kate. shirtmaker

! 43 Craker Thomas ; '44: English Thomas

42A Philpot T. W. A., builder 42 Richmond & Co., dairymen 40 Tufnell Arthur, bootmakel 3S Leaton J ohu, grocer

I 3Ci Humphrey Miss, confectioner

Howard's Sbres, Limited, for all kinds of Provisions.

BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 181

34 Drew Mrs. laundry ••••....• here is Farn~by road

Edwards Claude, Battledown 12 Goodwin James ..•...... here is lliqhland road •••..•... •••........ hel'e is Blyth road .

Schooling Frenerick, Holly Dene r West Kellt JIain SewerageBoard qtfiee-H . .b'oale Pr!ter, I sec

I Offiee.~ of tIle BOal'd of Gnardians of Brolltl"y Union-I Edward Haslehurst, clerk; P. J. D. Wiley, assistant clerkI Bromley Rural District Council -Edward Haslehurst, clerkI Superintendent Registrar's Office -Edward Haslehurst, suptI DejJuty Sllperintendent Regis-

I trar-P. J. D. Wiley

~ OrjJington S ClIclsjiellZ &1/001 ~ { Committee-F. H. Gedney,cor

respondent~ I Snr'l'cyOl' l!f Ta.l'cs-A. Easson ~ I BromIc!! !S' Bcckcnltmn Joint EIospital Bow,d - F. Humpbrpy Gedney', clerk

I Haslehurst Edward, clerk to Bromley union, Bromley ruml

I district council & supt. registrar

Girling Robert, accountant, insurance broker, & clerk to commissionerS of land 8:; assessed

L taxes

Lane 'Villialll. caretaker 8 Mitchell Samuel Thomas 6 Knight John James 4 Osborne :Mrs. 2 Osbourne Miss, dressmaker

Beechfield Cottages. 'iVrD1IORE.

1 \VingfieldJames, Widmore Nursery 2 Wraight Henry 3 Smit.h Albert 4 'Wraight Mrs. 5 Shergold James 6 Boyse Frederick William 7 Sands William 8 Pink Frederick

10 Stockwell 'William II Cook John, Rose cottage

Bickley Hoad. F]'mlt lVidmore roarZ •

here is C1lislehnrst road 2 Sidney William, The Old cottage 4 Bevan Cosmo, Widmore court

Norrisb '"V., Alderney Dairy farm Dunman John (stables of}Widmore

court McGlashan A. R. (lodge of) Wid

more court ...... here is Bickle!! Park 'road .

CI'OSS and 1'etUI'1l.

1 Boyd E. iV., Beechcroft ...... here is Bird in Hand Zane .•.. ;.

3 Bird in lIand, John Down Cock. ,veil

5 'Vichenden E. A., livery stables 7 Copping Mrs. H., laundry

..•...... here is IVidll!o're ]'o(rd .....•. "

Bloomfield Rd.-40 DnO)fLE;V COmfON, Left Side.

1 Rogers James, Broxbourne , 3 Longden Robert, Alcombe 5 Robinson WilIiamHenry,Napiertoi1 7 Rogen Alfred Hulbert, Playden

.....•..• here is Chatterton l·oad ..•..•..• LOll/Ion City jlf£ssion

9 Young Henry 11 Guy Alfred 13 Browning Henry 15~Iarsden Herbert George 17 Higgs John Richard 19 Nye James 21 ]'irmager George 23 Norman \Villiam 25 Hubbard James 27 Clayden Arthur 29 Reeves Frederick 31 Grp,gory John 33 Andrews Hobert Henry 35 Frost George, insurance agent 37 Young William 39 Knights Jas. 41 Humphrey John 43 Asker Frederick 45 Heward Charles James

Howard's Stores. Limited. fot' Dairy Fed POl'k. BRmT. 7t

182 BROMLEY STREET DIREOTORY.

4:7 Gilbert William 49 Bloomfield Lau,nd1'y

Cross and return. 4:6 Powell William 44 Edwards Francis 42 Winter Thomas 40 Down Robert George88 Yates Herbert John 86 Yeates George, grocer, &c.34 Boxall George32 Petchey William80 Calder Robert, tailor28 OolesWalter 26 Cook William James, grocer ......•.. here is Chatterton ,'oad .....•..• 22 Prentice Charles John 20 Pearson Arthur 18 AvisMrs. 16 Mitchell Alfred,carman&contractor14 Smith Alfred 10 Quilter John Elijah8 Wall George, Glendaira 4 Jones John, Fern Bank 2 Anderson Joseph, Homesdale

Primitive 11fethodist Chapel

Blyth Road.-BROMLEY PARK.

From 14 London ?'oad tlJ

Bedwnha?n lane. NOl'thSid~.

2 Gibson Archibald, Eardislea 4:Bushell Henry, F.S.I., M.S.A., archi

tect & surveyor, Ormidale6 Griffin James Thackwell, Elmville 8 Bt\lfour Harold Duncan

10 Smith Charles Lacey12 Smith William Hubert 14 Burton William Corwin 16 Bumsled David Alexander, Sparnon18 Wyllie Harvey, Balgownie20 Wyatt Hugh, Barnfield22 Willett Archibald Edwd.•Woodcote 24:Dyas Robert, Blyth Wood•..... he,·/] is Beekenham lane ...•.•••

South Side.

9 Gibson Edward Aisbitt, Haslemere7 Larkins Misses 5 Spicer George, Walcot3 Watling Miss, ~herstone1 Sharp Edward Henry, Avoca

Botany Bay Cottages. &e B1'omle1f corn-mono

Bourne Road-Top OF HAVELOCK [~D.

Left Side. 9 Yeates Herbert, saddler & general

stores 15 Knott A. 17 Cronk John 19 Roots Thomas ~1 Greenwood Uharles 23 Hawker Mrs. 25 Gibb Mrs., teacher of music29 Mail' George

Cross and Return. Rigltt Side.

42 Coles GeOlge40 Gretton Henry Charles36 Fleming George34 AttIe Thomas ......... here i.~Elliott ?'oad 32 Andersou George30 Taylor George28 Collins Ernest 26 Walker JohQ.Henry24 Mitchell William Charles 22 Spencer William20 Prust William Henry18 Peill Frederick William 16 Humphrey Arthur Percy12 Gayton ·William10 Lees George8 Barnett George6 Emery Frederick4 Wyatt John Arthur2 Farmer Mrs., hand laundry

Brewery Road.-BRO~lLEY COMMON,

COXWilliam, beer retailer 19 Batehelor Edard 18 Elev James 15 Johnson David 14 Aylward Mrs.12 Boxall Thomas 11 Johnson Thomas 10 Whitehead Charles 9 & 8 DunmaIl Thomas

Cross and RetMrn. 7 Day Henry

Howard's Stores. Limited, for Poultry and Game.

BROMLEY STREBT DIRECrORY. 183

6 Johnson J. 5 Glur George 3 Elliott Frank 2 Boxall Clarence

Bromley A venue. F1'Oln 3 GJ'asmere road to

Farnaby 1'oad.

Bromley Oollege. FJ'om 101 Hi.qh street.

Cook John, The Lodge White Rev. James, l\I.A., chaplain May Charles H., Treasurer's House

1 Bewsher Mrs. 2 Haslewood Mrs. 8 Green Mrs. 4 Claxton Mrs. 5 Godson Mrs. 6 Nicholson Mrs. 7 Hammond Mrs. 8 Storv Mrs. 9 Smith Mrs.

10 Carlyon Mrs. 11 Burnside Mrs. 12 Lewis Mrs. 13 Burgess Mrs. 14 Greenslade Mrs. 15 Caswell Mrs. 16 Freeman Mrs. 17 Tyache Mrs. 18 Curtis Mrs. 19 Wenslev Mrs. 20 Stubbs "Mrs. 21 Selbv-Heal Mrs. 22 Grabham Mrs. 23 Whitmore Mrs. 24 Doherty Mrs. 25 Jones Mrs. Griffith 26 Andrews Mrs. 27 Carter Mrs. James 29 Lewis Mrs. 30 YOllllg Mrs. 81 Hooper Mrs. 32 Collier Mrs. 33 Appleford Mrs. 34 Napier Mrs. 85 Ellis Mrs. 36 Goss Mrll. 87 Lawless Mrs. 38 Lacey Mrs.

39 Banks Mrs. 40 'rhorpe Mrs.

Sheppard's College. 1 SolM Miss 2 England Miss 3 Marriott Miss 4 Garrett Miss

·5 Younghnsband Miss

Bromley Common. Left Side-from Homesdale Road.

1 Chadwick Walter Alfred, solicitor 2 SandIe Samuel Siduey 4 Legge Frederick George J., Ivall 5 SandIe H. J. 6· Holbrook Thomas John 7 Rogers Miss, Laurel Bank 9 Skinner Arthur, Meadow lodge

10 Balchin William C., Bexfield 11 Bloor J. Matthew, Oxford lodge 12 Judd William, Walton cottage 13 Fip,ld Mrs., Kingsdown

FieldMisses, preparatory day school 14 Allsop Frederick C.,Woodbine cot. 15 Philpot Fred J., Walsham cottage 16 Dawson Ebenezer, Lansdowne 19 Redfern Henrv 20 POlvell Herbe~t Austin 21 Prince F. M. 22 Thomas A. S. 23 William'3 John Ernest Hodder,

Gothic lodge 24 Williams John, Brockhampton 25 Hodder Matthew Hy., Caris brooke 26 Howard Miss, Ewell house 27 Sison Edward Richard 28 Sargant Sidney Edward 30 Five Bells, Henry Ranson 31 Parker Edwin, Post Office 32 Curtis W. H., baker 32 .National 1elFplwne Go. Limitea

(public call office) .. .... Here is Soutlzlands Road ..••• ~

St. Luke's Chwch 36 Peill Robert 37 Rogers F. H. 38 Anderson Joseph Barrington 39 Priter H. F. 40 Pearson William Walker

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Home-made Sausag-cs

18t BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

Bromley Crescent-THE VALLEY. 2 McGarry Henry, Fernlea 4: Wenn Mrs., Ivanhoe 6 Palmer Maurice 8 Nobbs \ViIliam

10 Hawkins Frederick 12 Roebury W. 20 Healey William 22 West Andrew 24 Hodgkin Joseph 28 Jackson Mrs. A.

75 Rowsell Leonard 77 Norman Charles, newsagent, toy

and fancy shop, Post Office 78 Easy Henry, baker . 79 Jackson George, grocer ..•...... ll€rc is Jackson 1'oad

80 Lawrence George, nurseryman, The Gardens

80ACoolingWm.,nurseryman,Croft ho. Cross (l'fld return .

81 Tlte PlV1lgh, A. Ma::alister ,.• hcre is Clwri'Y Ol'charrl1'oad 8lA Galbraith Hugh 82 Bullen Richard Hy., Kent villa 83 Yeates William 85 Leonard \Valter James, School

attendance officer 86 Casselc1en Mrs., Limeville •.•..•....• .Itel·C £s (;l'OVelrOlld ..••••.•••• 87 Whitehead Albert, Cherry orchard 88 Harris E., steward, Oakley farm ..•......... here £s OaklelJ road .•......•.•• 89 Stone Henry, Oakley lodge 90 Nonnan Archibald C., J,P., The

Rookery 90 Dun mall T., The Rookery lodge 90 Sanders David, The Rookery lodge

. .. here £s footpath to H(lIjcS ••••• 92 Faunthorpe Rev.J.P.,M.A.,Elmfield 93 Marshall John E., farmer, Heok

farm Fox \Villiam, Hook Farm cottages Butcher J., "" Cook Alfred, " " 71

Donner Leonard, Botany Bay cots Cox Stephen,

Ql Faulkner John

•.•.....• here is Addison 1'cad 41 May Edward, Oakville 42 Nibbs Charles Willillffi 43 Childs Mrs. M. A. 44 Sears Mrs. 45 Burtt Charles T., Frant villa •••..•. Here is Bloomfield 1'oad .....• ••• here is footpath to Southborough ..• 46 Siddely In. Davenport, Walpole 10. •.•.•.•.• here is lVa/pole l'oad •.......• 49 Weyman Miss, Clungonas 50 Timmis John, Woodclose 51 Sparks Alfred, Bowmanville 52 Watts Mrs., E~peranz:1

·53 Yolland John Horatio, 1l1.R.C.S., surgeon

•..••....... here is Pope road ........•..• 57 Sharp Alfred, Sussex lodge .......•. ltere is .Johnson's 1·oad . 60 Robinson vVm. T., l'rovision mer. 61 Phillipl1 Lemuel, cycle maker 62 Copus William, baker & confectnr.

Pilla1' Letter Box 63 Collier Frederick William 64 Speller E. William, tiori5t ..•.•....... /zere is Crown lane . 64 Crown, Thomas William Hay lett ........•.. here is Sz,.,ugh lane ...........•

••.... hel·eisJ.llagpieHalllane .....• Shoesmith Richard, Cooper's l!'arm

cottage Bourne Alfred, Ccoper's farm B1'omley .s' Bicldcy Golf Club-

David Anderson. Etlloward Burden Edmund, Race Course cot. Holy Trinity Chw·d.

66 Bromley Common Schools.-G. ·W. Moate, master; Mrs. Moate, mistress

61 Simmons George, Barham hous~ .•. ....• ltere is Brewery l'oad •••.•.• :. 68 Gill William

Villagc Hall to •••• here is Lowl1' Gravel Road .....• 69 Sawyers' Anus, George Reeves 70 Harris Harry 7l Cooling 'V., coachbuilder 72 Durling John, jun. 73 Hook Mrs. 74 Grimes Ed win

Howard's Store3, Limited, for \Vines and E'pirits.

30 Humphrey Thomas Joseph & Son, braEs finisher" & lacquerers

34 Young Henry 38 Johnson William 40 Tully Lewis 4~ Brown Fredk. Arnold, insur. agt. 41 Brewer George ~G Taylor Henry James

Cross arId Retul'n 53 Read George 53 Druett Georg-e 51 Merrall Willium 4}) Matthews John !7 Gable W. H. 45 Croucher H. J. 43 Heath Charles 41 Googe Elijah 39 Passey William 37 Boon Frederick 35 Sparrow Albert 33 Prior William 31 Lindsey Charle5 29 Wells Richard 27 Goddard Geor2'e 25 Lee William E. 23 Randel Albert 21 Mitchell George ] 9 Davies Oliver 17 Hill James, Horsford villa 15 Broomham Oliver 13 Heaton John, Sutton villa 11 Marshall Herbert, Wiertoll

9 Appleton Ernest A., Padstow 7 Bligh William, 2 Exe villas

Bromley Gardens.-TuE VAr,LEY. Left Side-from Queen's lIIead.

1 Stockwell Willitlm 5 Arthurs Thomas 7 Norman O. F'. 9 Norman A. J.

11 Bristow Robert 13 Hoare Charles Edward 17 Wynn Henry, Hayes cottage 19 Cubitt Robert 21 Hopgood J olm 23 Clare Frederick Stephen ...... here is Bromley crescent 25 Chapman Arthur, grocer 27 Robinson Thomas, draper 29 May T. G., stationer

33 Wood John 35 Widgley John N. 37 Thorndycrofl Albert 41 Rhodes Henry 43 Manser John Wm., Fairlight cot. 45 Strange James, Aston villa 47 Field John, Malakand 49 Andrews Henry James, Langdale51 Payne Frederick G. 53 Constant Arthur D. 55 Salmon William 57 Brown George 5g Wilkins Henry 61 Austen Albert 65 Prior John, Fern Lea 67 Wright Frank ....... hero is Glas.~ .1JIilllane .•...... 77 Churcher Joseph, confectioner 79 King Thomas 81 Church Charles E. 83 Dogjrett Gabriel 85 Oar tel' John 87 Emblen Charles 89 Whitington Ernest ......... hero is Gwydel' road ....••• ~Fi Vousden William, greengrocer 97 Ste\'ens Charles !J9 Kinetor. A. H. 101 Hammond Thomas 105 Powell John

Cross and Return. St. ]lEary's lIlission Rooms

90 Hickmore Spencer 88 Gallon Henry 8G Bald win Daniel 84 Drew Charles 80 Hodge Frederick 76 Shepherd Frederick, supt. Singer

:Manufacturing Co. 70 Yates Mrs. 68 Blyth Charles, Southport 66 Molthouse Alfred, Steelport 64: St.ringer George R. 62 Foster Mrs. 60 Jack&on George 58 Groom bridge Josiah 5G Mist Charles 54 Lock Henry 52 May hew AUred S. 50 Eves E. W. 46 Everest J., Lasca

Howard's Own-made Brawn is most delicious.

18\) BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

44 Mumford John 42 Braybon Edward 40 Willmott H. 38 Glover Harry 36 Little James 34 Cousins James 32 Joy George 30 Standbridge Ernest 28 Knight A., sweep 26 Cheal Edwin 24 Beverton Albert Edwd., Bromlino 22 Sharman Harry, Kestonia 20 Churchman William 18 Mills Jamps Arthur 16 Slar.k William 14 Clark Arthur 12 Duke Thomas 10 Norman Mrs. S Jarvis Frank, Seaton villa 6 Sherrill Edward, Walmer villa 4 Wilkinson Henry 2 Giles H. W.

Brook Lane Cottages.-PLAISTOW. Froln Burnt A.~hlane.

1 Potter H erberl 2 Huxley William

Burnt Ash Lane. See Plaistow.

Oa.mbridge Road.-PLAISTOW. Right Side-from Crescent Road.

lVall Letter Bo[/) 2 Wilkinson Misses 2 Mullens Miss

10 Burgess George, Dagmar house 12 Janes William 14 Richardson Robert H. 16 Platts Da..,id John 18 Hale George Herbert 20 Gledhill James, The Hollies 22 Amos Henry W. 24 .Pulman Henrv P. 26 Breslauer Phiiip L. 28 Kemp Sidney, Craigleith 30 White Bernard, Hazledene 32 Ritherdon Robert, Coniston ..•..•... l/ere is Lansdowne ril ....••..• 34 Sheppard Henry W., The Firs

38 Dickson Alexander, jun., W roxham 40 Hewett Arthur R .. Oulton 42 Co,rtwright Chas.Knight,Netherton 44 Chee~man Thomas Charles, The

Briery 46 James Reginald Wm., St.Mildred's 48 Hennah Mrs., Markhampton 50 Caney Charles, Rossmore .••...... lwl'c is Plaistow lane ..•.....•

Cross and Return. H \\T oodmanJohnsonMusgrave,Rydal 39 Whittle Ed. Alfred, Langdale 35 Rayden ArthurEdward, Woodlynch 33 Reid William, Ardoch 31 Hicks Maxwell, Belvidere 29 Howard Charles Stephen Garton

Cottingham ' 29 Howard Rev. George Broadley

Cottingham 29 Howard Basil Fenwick, F.R.P.S.,

A.lII.I.E.E., Cottingham 2 T Sweetland William, Boldrewood 25 Farmer Charles, Loen 23 Crabb Ernest, Kenmore 21 Carr William, Dunkeld 19 Norman Frederick H., Camden 17 Stone George, Houghton 15 Reeve Edwin W., Oakhurst 13 Newlove Miss, Woodthorpe 11. Carlyon William J., Trevarno

9 Neale Misses, Waldegrave 5 Graty Thomas D., Collingtree 3 Bell Mrs. 1 Dollond Alfred Walter

Campbell Miss, Hlenfalloch

Canon Road (see Bickley).

Ohatterton Road.-BRollIL~;Y,OO~lMON

Beales Mrs. Victoria LaundryBromley Co-operative Sociei1/ Lim.

.....• here is Addison road 5 Butler James Henry 7 Terry Percy Charles 9 Richards Edmund

11 Lane William 13 Mogg Mrs. ••••••••• //€1'e is Bloomfield "oad •••..•.• 15 Cooke James, draper 17 Miles Walter

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Poultry and Game.

RRO~lLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 187

Ohurch Road. From 56 Hi,qh st. to Glass MUlla.ne.

Sontl/-B,ut Side. 1 Cooper George, confectioner,

Cherry Orchard R09.d-BnoMLEY CO!IIMON.

Left Side. 1l:'ercy Mrs.3 Veall Thomas W. 5 Taylor Thomas7 Hopton W. F.9 Tokely Cyrus Legg

13 Hayne Richard Hamerton ....•• !tere is Bromley eommon,

Right Side. 26 Wright George, blacksmith24 Cobbold Mrs. 22 Smith Charles 20 Poulton William

Bromley 001nrnonBaptist OhurcJi, ....••... kere is G1'avel1'oad •.•••••••

60 Harris Mrs. George. laundry58 Flood William John 56 Stream Mrs. 54 Pargeter Frederick, ~rocer ............ here is Pope road ..•••.•••.•• 38 O'Hara.T. A., grngro. & coal mer. 36 NippeI:E. W., dairy34 Ellis Alfred, butcher 32 Pointer & Co., drapers 30 Gibb L. & A. grocers .....•... here is Walpole toad .••..•..• 26 Wallis Henry & Sons, butchers 24 Litten Charles, chemist, & POIT

office 22 COSStIll Thomas, bootmaker20 Burr William, baker18 & 16 Turner C., ironmonger &

leather seller 12 Wood Edward, tobacconist 10 CoeJohn 8 Whaley Henry4 Chapman John2 Monckton Charles

.....•. here is Bloomfield road .....•••. Whitehall Recreation Ground'

.....•.. here is Addison road •••.••.••

Cross and Returl~. 88 Bignold Geurge, laundry86 Tester Henry84 Nye Henry82 Woli Joseph80 Bartholomew David 78 Elliott Johu .......•• here is Johnson road ..•..•••• I 76 Kempton H.74 Farley Mrs.72 Monckton Arthnr 70 Wood Robert 68 Songhurst Mrs.66 Hayles William64 Allen Thomas 62 Moores Mrs.

Try Howard's Algerian Claret at 1/3 per bottle.

19. Taylor William21 Swan James 23 Seager Joseph25 Gurr James 27 Hill Henry29 Salmon Robert 31 Dawson Thomas Henry35 Newman John 37 Frisby Chas., boot and shoe maker39 Count Edmund 41 Chatterton Arllls, Mrs. Brown •.•...... here is TValpole road ....••..• 43 Gibb'lns Ernest Henry, baker45 Harman Georg-e,coal merchant49 Watson MissCharlotte, confectnr51 Ware Frederick, fishmonger53 Martin Joseph A.., hairdresser 55 Giles Miss E. M., draper57 Davey Inkermann59 Crow Mrs., general dealer61 Matthews William, butcher 63 Fleet George, fishmonger65 Cole Mrs., coffeeshop67 White William, oilman ••• .•...•... !/.ere is Pope road ..•.•..••••• 69 Day George, greengrocer71 Doe Mrs. 73 Small G. 15 Rassum P. F. 77 Pace Edward John 79 Mansfield James 81 Peckham Mrs., laundry85 Mills Pergamus87 Harding Frederick, The Poplars

188 BROMLF~Y STREET DIRECTORY.

Broml~y Pari.~!t Clturch Wall Letter Box Henwood Paul, Church house Locke George (lodge of) Church ho.

•.•.....• here is Glass Jllilllane .......•• 6 Stenning James, superintendent

Recreation ground Bromle.1J Recr6ation [Jmund (Mar

tin's hill & the Queen's Mead)

North-West Side. i Cotton GeorgeEdwa.rd,Stoberry cot. S Filmer ReginaldHarry,Stoberry ho. o Tait Rev. Donald, lII.A., The Vic

arage 10 Kite Harry l!'rederick, Church cot. li Bayman Charles 12 Jeffries Joseph 13 Smith Miss Annie, nurse 16 Umbers Mrs. 17 White William Walter 18 Winch l!'rederick 20 Board :Mrs., costumier 21 Smith & Co., printers 22 Cook Thomas William & Co.,tailors 23 Bridgland Isaac 24. Cheesman John 25 Piper J osepb 26 Hill Walter John

Coles Ohild's Cottages- WIDJolORE.

1 Wiles Mrs. 2 Wakeling Frederick Ernest 3 Church Charles 4 Wiles John 5 Benhim George G Ewins James

College Road. .Froln TVest st1'eet to Plaistow.

West Side. ... here is l~rveedy road 1 Griggs Robert, Thanet 3 Parish Miss 5 Bamaschone Arthur H. T Sniith Mrs. E. R. 9 Baker Mrs. M., Stoneylands

\ 1 Dreiheller Paul, Villa Elsa 13 Russell Walter John 15 Lindsay William Joseph, M.A..,

M.D.cantab., D.P.H., phys. & Burgn.

....•• here i., Halllilleltoll road 17 Sharland Henry 1!) Damant Mrs. 21 Rush Miss, Clarendon :!3 Wood Thomas 25 Quy Arthur

Withy combe William Henry, Livery stables

.•....•• here is Frlrwig lalle 29 Rockall Roger 31 Clement George, general shop 33 Browning & Son, fruiterers 35 Franklin William 37 Tapley Walter Edward, builder ......... here is Scott's Road •.•....... 39 Twort Harry, fishmonger 4:l Andrews Stephen J as.dining rooms ~3 Beeston Lewis, Combermere 45 Marshall Mark, carpenter4:7 Podger J. & Son, builders 51 Hardy Brothers, dairymen .. !tere is Jlorgan road 53 Palin Joseph 'Valter 55 Grainger Frederick Charles 59 Collings Alfred .

Colebrooke Re\". Edward Lotherington, M.A., The Vicarage

St. Mary's Cltzwelt Plaistow VOlltntal'!I 807wolil-·

Alfred 'Villiams, head master Francis Henry St. David, Abbots-

bury ••••..••• here is London lane .••••.•.

CI'OSS and Retu1'n.

142 Kent County Council DOllle.~tic Eeonomy Sehool-Miss Isabel Duncan, superintendent

140 Irvine .Tohn, Spring Hill cottage 124: Geld Cbarles James Spencer 122 Fuller Albert 116 Jessi Leo 114 Thompson l!'rederic Percy 112 Ford Walter 108 Buchanan David '06 {Hunt Mrs. T. 1 Laurie Miss 104 Balding Henry 102 Crossley Thomas, Weston 100 Gambrell Edwin Benjamin 98 Parfett Anthony William, Corby

Howard's Stores, 'Limited, for Home-made Sausages.

BROMLEY STR:&ET DIRECTORY. ISH

Cooper's Cottages. See rVidlllo1'e road.

Gi7'ls-Mi<;s Mary Ann Harper,mistress

Difants--Miss Elizh. Churcher, mistress

College Slip. From 101 IIiqk street to .LYort1t ~-tl'eet

(5' Oollege 1·oad. 1 Marks Thomas N., builder, Cran

leigh 3 Carter James 4 Haynes Thomas 5 God ward Mrs. 6 Wills Joseph

Bromley 0!JlJlnastie Hall <5 Club - William Baxter, han, sec. & founder

7 Croome .J. F. 8 Coppin George, Staffa -T"

9 King John, collector of h.mg s taxes for Chelsfield, Chislehursr, Cudham. Downe, Farnborough, Foots Cray, Keston. KlIockh~~t Orpington, St. Mary Cray &; bt. Paul's Crav

Stl·iet Baptl:st Church 2 Pocock Jas. Reuben, nurseryman

94 Newland Mrs. 92 Allen Frederic John 90 Andrew Erne.~t William 88 Soan S. & Son, carriers

. . . . . . . . . here is Orescent road 84 Cutler Henry James 82 Johnson John Hobert, confectioner 80 Hearn Brothers, butchers . 78 Griffin Mrs.Clara Lucy, fancy drpr. 76A Marsh Brothers, grocers 74: Lovegrove T. H.&- Son,hairdressers 72 Potter Mrs. 70 Harris John 68 Philli ps H emy 66 & 64 Marsh Brothers, grocers 62 'VoodThos.&Son,bakers,Post office 60 Sumners George 58 Siggs William Charles 56 F;lliott Mrs. 52 Minter George

Humerston J a~.,f urni ture repository 48 Skinner Frederick William 46 Marsh Thomas Henry 4:4 Boorman Edward 42 Boorman Ed\\in 40 'Vorsfold Thomas, gardener 38 Ash Hubert John 36 Blott WillLun James 34 II adden John 32 Wyndham T. Lancelot, L.R.C.P. &

s.Edin., physician & surgeon, Cleveland Cowper Road.-BItOMLEYC01UlON.

30 Sampson Edward Edmund Lett Side-from Walpole load. 28 Saint Mrs., Darjeeling 26 Bishop William Henry26 Branch Reginald Strongan 24 Dye Charles ~4 Campbell Colin J., Barcaldine 22 Butler James 22 Pollock John, Brooklyn 20 Marlow J. T . ... lzere is Glebe Road .......••..• 18 Isard Thomas George 18 Gunton Mrs. 16 Butler Wm., fencing contractor 16 Phelp Misf'es .l!f:.1.e is L3loomfield road . 14: Harman Major Robert Vine Bloomfield Laundry 10 Soan Miss here is Addison l'oad

8 Winterbourne HenryWm.,RocheUe 12 Crabb Frederick .•...... here is Tweedy Road ........• 10 Collins Georg& 6 Tomes Charles, The Nook 8 Sears Joe 4 Simmons Fredk. Arth., Grove villa 6 Edwards George 2 Carey Mrs., boarding house 4 Booker Edward

Bromley .Academy qf Peripatetic 2 Waltus William Tutol's· W. Piffe·Phelps, prin. CI'OSS ami Retlll'll.

National SchoolsBoys-T. J. Elliot, master 9 Botten Henry John

Howard's Store15,Lim.,ior Brushes and Brooms in Great Variety.

60 Sait Nurse Ellen, certificated monthly, Q.C. H.

62 Monkton George, La Casita 64 Singer ~dwin. Ellida 66 Girling Robert, Kerval 68 )Jotting John Elliott, Brewhurst

Cross and Return. 25 Warren Walter R., Clovelly 21 Willden Frank . 17 Shears Alfred Ernest 15 Horley Uobert 13 Flint Samuel W. 11 Wood Miss, Overdale 9 Starck Alfred Louis Henri 7 Ashwood Richard

lVall Letter BO!fJ

.......•• ltere 'i.~Calltbridge rd ...•..•...

Cross Road.-BROl\lLEY COll1MON.

1 Westbrook Mrs., fruit grower 3 Abbott Mrs., laundress 4 Oliver Henry 5 Drew Miss 6 Westbrook H. G. 7 Lane Mrs. 8 Boakes Mrs. 9 Morkill Mrs. E.

Crown Lane. -64 BROllILEY COMlIlON.

Left side. 3 Harmer Richard, builder .5 Alexander William 7 Longdon Miss 9 Jeatt Egbert

11 Whaley Thomas Edwin ] 3 MannilJg John 15 Edgecock William John 17 Skea ts Frederick John 19 Swan Henry J. 21 Neal Arthur 23 Hext Henry James 25 Lewis Robert 27 N oe William 29 Choat Henry 31 Smith Norman Pochin 33 Townsend Miss

•••...... nm'e is Vietoria'road •••.•••.. 35 Fenwick George 37 Kape Mrs.

, 39 Smythe Mrs. P., Elgin cottage

Howard's Stores, Limited, for the finest Fresh Butter: Fresh Daily. .

11 Dale Harry C. 13 Bumstead Charles Henry 15 Preskett Thomas William 17 Filtness Charles William 19 Gregory Jinkins 21 Meeks Mrs. 23 Billinge Horace 25 James George Frederick 27 Ahbott Ambrose 2!) Woodhams Ernest 33 Carter Fred 35 Collins Ht'nry37 Hubbard Charles 39 Croft Albert 41 King Archibald Albert 43 Birtchnell George Edward 45 Martin Edgar 49 Johnson Albert M. 51 Jenkins John 5:J Brookland James

Crescent Road.-Pr,AISToW. Right Side-from Farwig.

2 Watts Charles William 4 Greenwoou Stewart, Lyndhurst 6 Kropotkin Pierre, Viola 8 Baxter James

10 Laffitte Joseph 14 Stopes John Henry, Hollyville 16 Kemp Mrs., Cam ville . 20 Squibb Elvaston George 22 Ma~singhalll J arne J

24 Hodge John Henry 26 Gooding Harry Lawrence,account

ant & registrar of marriages, Fairholme

30 Petrie William 36 Golds Henry 38 Bertolla Ernest, Roza cottage 40 f Wells Miss, Eden cottagelUridge Mrs.,,, "

42 Shepherd Thomas, Rio cottage 44 Burnham Henry, Mead villas 46 Berry C., Mead villas ..•... here isfootpatlt to Bromley •.•..• 48 Bryning Alfred Henry 54 Parkes Mrs., Berwyn 56 Ellery L. 58 Whale Miss 60 Warwick George Bp.njamin

41 Bryant Joseph, Glen-Lyn 43 Churcher Mrs. 45 Mungeam Charles Richard 47 Davis Alfred 4!J Mann S. '1'., Pencombe 51· Wall Charles Hercn, Granville ho. 53 Bertolle W. J L., Dartmouth 55 Riddle J. R. 59 Graty Walter 63 Fren'ch Robert Gilbert 65 Sutton Frederick 67 Luck Mrs., Sunnyside 69 Rich Walter James 71 Miles John 75 Simpson D. Chisholm 81 Lott Ernest Arthur 85 Fishenden Mrs. S7 Green Charles 89 Andrews F. J. 91 Cocks William, Stanley villa 93 Narborough William Peaceful 95 Simpson John Francis 109 Trf'asure Henry George Samuel 113 Tong William, Christie villa 115 Love George, Crown villa 117 Grimmo Peter 129 Reuthe Gustavus. St. Helena 131 Kendrick Joseph·T. 135 Brown Andrew 137 Strake Frederick 141 Carver John 143 Faulkner William 145 Stonehouse Mrs. 147 Bullen Frederick Thomas 149 Gomm Mrs 151 Grandson Henry •...•... .7wl'e is Salis1wry road .

[Letters through Bickley Postal District.] 153 SanteI' Mrs 155 White Charles, cab proprietor 157 Cocks Mrs. 159 Andrew Ambrose 161 Knight William

Cumb~rland Road-SollTH HILLPARK. Left side.

Bartrum Stanley. C()niston

•...••... ltere is Durltabl avenue .. Routh Miss, Rydal Pickering JohnWm.,D.s.(Sylvadene )

Hill P. A., J\LA., St . .Andrew's !'chool Cro.'18 and return.

Gardn James Lewis, Helenslea Stern Edmunrl, Cintra Lamp Post Lettel' Box •. •....• .7wre is Du,i'llam at·enue ......•.• Zimmermann C.M., Cumberland lodge Beaumont Henry, "Vestcott Selby Edgar, The Homestead

Denmark Villas. WID~IOREROAD. Left side.

1 Symonds Thomas 2 Walder Clement 3 Smit.h Henry Edward

{ Towel George

5 Towel Miss, dressmaker 6 Hockley Joshua

eI'O.'S and Return. S Macgeagh Capt. Thomas Foster,

Elmside

Devonshire Square. Fr'( In 137 JIasoll8 Ritz.

2 Palin William 3 Adams James 4 Leek Thomas 5 Cook Augmtus Charles 6 Savage John 7 Barnes David 8 Longhurst John, chimney sweep 9 Stanley William Henry

10 Vining W. W. 11 Holh.nd Arthur 12 Gregory James 13 Adams Wm. 14 Churcher J. W.

Dove Cottages. See Gar'den lane ..

Durham Avenue--SOUTHHILLPARK. Right side from J)urham Road.

Bower G. C., New quay Cross Mrs., Woodbury Rogers Herbert M., Redcliffe

1 Thol Ernest James ...... herB i.~ lVinclwster road ..•... •••..•.•• her·e is Cumberland r·oarl.•••••.•• Hammond Frederick, Nyetimber

Howard's Stores, Limited, for all kinds of Fancy Cheese.

Archer William FredClick,St. KCYcrne Ebb~ Alfred B., '1'uborg Vemon Mrs., Inglewood Hilder Mrs., \Voodstuck

Cross and rpturn. Symondson Herbert W., Woodside Dodd Edwin, Northfield Bouch E R., Keswick OS1ll'JUl Miss, St. Vincent Kurtz J. A., Hill house

......... here is Cwr.be1"land road .•.••••. Earnshaw Miss }..E h Alfd"Rd d \Vllmmgtonarns aw .u W •

Viney C. '1'., Dartmouth

Durham Road. Ri,qht side-From South Hill Park.

Walter James W , Warlaby lodge '1'ow~e Mrs. W. B., Braunton King Lewis Daniel, St. Peter's Hubbard '1'. R., Lcecroft Mill!'r Durie, InlJisfallen Scholefield Mi-;ses, hOllhur~t Gibbs Frank, Bran~wood ...... hrreis Durham, flt'enue

Cross and Return. ........... .l!eTe is Pilhl1' Box ....•.... Allison T. E., Durham lodge Lepper John Harrage, The Birch~s Coe Edwin, Larkfield Clark Charles, Craigievar Phillips Mrs. '1'. Adams. Hurstwood Phillips E. T. Adams, Hurstwood

East Street.-BROMLEY. F,rom .lIlarltet square to S. E. Station.

1Vest Side 1 Tlle Creamery-G. Trenholm,

manager 3 Harvev Robert 5 West Miss 7 Smith Henry 9 Mathews Mrs.

( Smith Richard 11 '{ Smith Mrs. fnrrier 13 Job Alfred, bootmaker 15 Greening Denis, gre~ngrocer 17 General P08t Office-James H.

Ayers, postmaster

19 B1'olllley Borouglt Oouncil O.ffices -Frede. Hy. Norman,townclerk; W. Jermyn Harrison, B.A., as~istant town clerk; Ernest Trower, accountant

Bromley Burial Board Offices-Fred Henry Norman, clerk and registrar

Borough Council JiJngineer'.s Office - Stanley Hawkings, borough engineer; 'Wilfred A. Cope, assist. borough engineer

Sanitary inspector's Office-Thomas Butler, borough sanitary inspector

Collectol" and OlJel;8eer's Offiee-George Stone, rate collector & assistant oveNeer

Bromle!! JiJducation Committee-George 'Wall, clerk

21 Graty 'l'homas D., builder 23 l\f undy Miss, s('ryants' registry

office 2;; Mortlock Charles Thomas, picture

frame maker ' r 1'11[' Bromlp;y Drill Hall and I a!J1nnasiwu I Head· Q.l's. E &. P C01ll.2nd V.B.

27 { The Quon's Own (R. W. K.)

I Regiment, Capt. F. K. Selby, commanding; George Henry

l Burge, 8ergt.-Insfructor . 29 Carter, P:tterson & Co., Ltd.,carriers 31 Chappell Frederick 31 Snowdon Stanley, upholsterer 33 National Telephone Company,

Limited ( Otficealld Public Call Office), T. Lewis, manager

35 Humerston James, cycle maker 37 Humerston James, upholsterer 39 Strong & Sons Limited, printers,

bill posters &c. 39 Booking 0/fice for JiJntertain1llettts

(Strong & SOllS Limited) 39 Bromley and IJzstrict Time8 41 Bl'ornley Co-ope1'atiL'e Society,

Limited, Ernest Bragg, general manager & sec.

43 Bradford House Laundl'Yreceiving office

45 Railway Hotel, Herhert L.Nichols . .. here are North st. -$' Tweedy 1·d ..•

Howard's stores, Limited, for finest English Oheddar.

Elliott Cottages. See Albert road.

14 Speth Mrs., La Tuya 16 Garden George S., The Haven

Ea8t Side.

Edward Road.-SUNDRJDGB PARK.

From Plaistow lane.

58 Gatfs G. & Co., fishmongers 56 Mitchell & Son, tailors 54 Brown Miss Rose A., confectioner 52 Wilson George, dining rooms 50 World's Tea Co. (The) 48 Bashford Edward, baker 46 Miller COlllelius S., draper 44 Carrick John, bootmaker 42 Barton William Henry. chemist &

post office 40 Smith Arthur John, fruiterer 38 Kirby Geo.Edwd.,watchmaker, &c. 36 Lingham John, oilman 34 Ingles James, harness maker 32 Mayhew Wm. Hallett, fishmonger 30 lVel/ord's 81ll'J'e!/Dail'iesLimited,

Reginald Janes, manager 28 Uospelllall 26 Phillips Bros., bootmilker~ 24 Butler Mrs. H. M., butcher 22 Walter & Co., grocers 20 Hutcherson 'William, hair dresser 18 Romary Allan Ernest, tohacc~lllist 16 Larcombe Frank Wm.dining rooms

•••••.... herf.! is South Sh'ed ...••....

14 Sills Mrs. Elizh., tobacconist, &c. 12 Tong Alfred. confectioner, &c. 10 Hambleton Edward William, ward

robe dealer 8 Bourdon ·W.& Co., Lim.,c.,/cle works 6 Watts Charles 'William, butcher 4: Benefit u. & Co., jewellers 2 Knight William, draper

Elliott Road. From 103 Soutltlands road.

Left Side. 1 Pinchin William Edmund 2 Town Geor~e 5 Ingram Thomas 7 Lawson Ambrose, laundry 9 Garner Thomas Ed ward, Elliott

Rallitary laundry 11 Humphrey George 13 Saunders William 15 Clark Fred 17 Ryan Thomas 19 Wildish William Thomas 21 Carter Thomas 23 TriggEdward & Sons, New Invicta

laundry 25 Hockley & Craker, Clarence

laundry 25 Hockley Mrs. 27 Craker Charles 29 Trigg Ernest 3I'Weston Thomas

Burgess Jas., mineral watermanfr. 33 Jones Thomas

. 35 Barker George William 37 Sunnucks George 39 Hills Robert

Cross and Return. 3R Morg:ln Lewis 36 Revelli~ George 34: Locke Ernest Jobn 32 Jeal Hubert 30 Moslyn William 28 Hasnip Albert 26 Summerfield Shadrach, musical-

instrument repairer 24 Bosher George 22 Harman George 20 Relt Zebulon 18 Duff Charles

Rlgllt Side. 16 Gibb Harry •.•......... 1Iereis Lodge road ...........• St. Luke's lVol'king Men's Club 12 Andreae Herman, Green cottage and Institute

Howard's Stores, Limited. for all kinds of Fancy OhaARA.

Left Side. 1 Phillips Charles, Parkuasilla . 3 Smith Samuel Arthur, Dunluchlll 5 Wishart Miss 7 Ball Mrs., Ivyholme 9 Waiton Francis, The Oaks

13 Duttson Wm. Henry, Southwood

194 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTOHY.

Elmfield Park. Fl'om Elmfield I'oad.

1 Gripper Charles 2 Playfair Mrs., Templemead

BROMLEY HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS- W. W. Harrison, B.A. Lond , head master

3 Neale Charles 4 Johnston Henry 5 Clear Thomas Henry

Elmfield .Road.-HIGH STREET.

Left Side. " Payne Douglas, Ashcroft

3 Alliston Clement, Lynden lodge 5 Croi;sfield Talbot K., Clare Oroft 7 Stocker Mrs. F., Sunaown

11 Hall Mrs. Henry, Eversley 13 Scott Mrs., N es~dale 15 Relton Arthur John, Charleville 19 Bourne lHiss, The Pines 19 Hoyer Miss, The Pines 21 Jaques Austin, Turanga 23 Townend Thomas Senior Harringay 25 Price William Thoma", Tankerville 27 Newport Walter Ivon, Lynsted 31 Powell Henry 35 Taylor Mrs., Langton lodge39 Weaver Mrs., Hillfoot

here is Bromley Railway Station

Cross and return.

30 (lids' Public nay School Co., Limited, Fern Bank, Miss Heppel,"B.A.

28 Walker Alfred, Oakdene 26 Boreham Mrs., Oolina 24 Budgett Thomas Mortimor, Elm.

field house 22 Oliver Mrs. Russell, Incbcape 20 Ovvell Stanley, Tintern . Pillar Lettfi1' Box •••...... here zs Elmjield pa1'k ••••••... ]8 Emden HisHonorJudge,Elmfieldlo 16 Lyle H. Willoughby, M.D.,B.8.LOnd.,

F.R.C.S.Eng., F.Z.S., ophthalmic surgeon

14: Barnes George Planta, Levenax 12 Hicks Albert S., Stoneleigh 10 Tweedy Mrs., Pendower

8 Measor Robert F., Glenthome 6 Neame Stuart, Halliford 4: Medhurst Frederick, Hartfield 2 Hughes Frederick J., solicitor and

com. for oaths, Bonchurch 2 Hughes Ernest Frederick, solicitor

Bonchurch

Ethelbert Road.-HIGH STREET.

1 Hawkings Stanley, The Ferns 3 Whitehurst Mrs., Ebor lodge 5 Ellis Alfred, Ethelbert lodge 7 Walker Jam~s Edward, solicitor

& commissioner for oaths,Ravenswood

11 Hill Alfred, Belle Vue

Exe Villas. Sep Bromley C1'e,~cent.

Exmouth Road. Fl'01ll57 Masons Hill.

1 Mason :\frs., Halifax :3 Haywood George, Raleigh house

Farl'laby Road. Fl'on~ Beckenllalll lane.

TVe.~tS~de. 3 Jayes (j-eorge Hf\rris, Enderby 5 Wyborn John. Shoulden 7 Wright Ernest Douglas,Aber house

Lamp Post Lettc/' Box 39 Ed wards Arthur Irons 43 Price Herbert Damarell 45 Grove George Lindsay

East Side. Williamson Fredk. Hy.Sherbrooke Reeve Robert Betts, Nortoft

2 Freeth Francis William 4 Ormsby Frederick Ling 6 Peren Robert Henry 8 Albretch AIkin

10 Bryer J. H. 14 Farrar James 18 Peake Miss 20 Perrott Finch 22 Brown Albert Henry 24: Barham William Samuel

Howard's Stores. Limited, for Ready-Dressed Ox Tongues.

BROMLEY STREET DIREOTORY. 195

30 Colley Arthur Tresilian 31 Moore Harry William 3fi Cox Percy Stuart 38 Biden Lewis M., solicitor & com

missioner for oaths 40 Medcalf Mrs. 42 Driver William Henry 44: Wilson Mrs.

Farwig Lane. London Road to College Ro([d.

North Side. 1 Hart William ~ Richards Frederick 5 Knappett David 7 Deadman David, carpenter 9 Ford Edward, verger S. Mary's,

Plaistow 11 Harris Robert ]3 Twor' Harry, fried fish shop 15 Stembridge John Jas.,general dIr. ......... !lel'e is rVeston grove ..•....• 17 Ward John Herbert, hutcher 19 Lee l\Irs. Aves, shopkeeper 2] Payne Charles & Son, greengrocers 23 Hall James William, bootmaker 25 Hagley & Green, haberdashers 27 Brown Mrs. Frederick, general shop •.•••.... here is lkfooreland road .•...... , 29 Braine Robert, bootmaker 31 Bacon J. & Son, bakers

Hall John, 3 White's cots Raison Mrs. 4" . ReevesErnestGeo., 5 "

33 Janes William, blacksmith 35 Soan George, junior 37 Podger Abel 39 Butcher Harry Charles 4:l Hatch Robert 43 Gold William 45 Chittv Arthur 47 Chance Thomas, jun. 49 Harris Herbert 51 { Muffett Charle~

Muffett Miss Eliza, dressmaker 53 Lane Frank i5 Soan George 57 Chance Thomas 59 Waters Mrs. 6] DunmaIl William

Ellis Charles, Ann's cottages

63 Culmer Charles 65 Holt Alfred 67 Barwell William, decorator 69 Threadgold Edward J. 71 Tomes Harry 73 Davis John 75 Leach James 77 Chance Robert, cowkeeper 79 Chance Mrs. SI Jackson Alfred 83 Dowling ~dward 85 Knight James 87 Hodgkin William Walter 91 Batchelor Frederick 93 Wells Charles 95 Turner .James, greengrocer 97 Parn:ig Arms, Percy Thomas ........ here is Oollege Road ..•..•.••

SOllthSide. 78 Withycombe Wm. Hy., beer retIr. 76 Withycombe W. H., cab propriet()r 74 Fry Mrs. 72 Bra \'n Edwin Arthur 70 Venters Charles James, decorator Gcl Gregory Robert Charles 66 Wheatley Harry64 Lee David 62 Baker Joseph, chimney sweep 60 Forth Allen, greengrocer 58 Julian Ernest 56 Slow Mrs. Frances, laundress

~Jj7U1'wi9~Vesle!lan Mission 52 Everett Richard 50 Humphrey Robert George 48 Stringer Stephen 46 Humphrey Robert 44 Harding Mrs. 42 Palin Mrs. 40 GilES Mrs. 88 Stevens William

1 Mitchell Mrs. I 2 Pennell Robert I 3 King George I M

Henry } arum 4 Bartholomew Albt. I cottages. 5 liruit Mrs. J 6 Smith Samuel St. lJlary's Plaistow j.llis.~ion

Room St. Mary's Plaistow Worlcing

Men's Club, Henry Allan, sec.

Howard's Stores, Limited, for all kinds of Patent Medicines.

196 BRO~lLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

24 Russell Samuel 22 Palin Juseph & Son, builders 20 Williams George 18 Button Charles Frederick 16 CarreckHy. Norman, wardrube dlr

Fashoda Road. P1'OIt~ 129 SOlltltlands road.

Left Side. 11 Holton William 13 Brasies Charles 15 Neville James 17 Dunford William

Right Side. Suffield M1'e., Tweed cottage Nash Albert Henry, Lambourne Waters William, Fernlea Lord Francis, ·Westleigh Bates James, Shebbear Waters Arthur, Grassmere Russ Joseph, Elmdene Southgate Henry, Mildreth Russell Henry, The :Myrtle Gomer ·William ·Watson. Bournville Rogers George William; Glendalough

Florence Road.-CoLLEGl> FIELD. F'ro1n 51 1.'1veedy road to Glebe road.

East dde. 2 Jarrett Levi 4 Woollard Alfre1 8 Stanley John

10 Root Mrs. 12 Mayfield George John 14 Hutcheson Thomas 16 Bullied William

Wc.st .side. 1 DavIe Mrs. 3 Pedlar John Hooper 5 Thompson Joseph 7 McLeod Walter James 9 Callick MIs.

Freelands Grove.-FREELANDS ROAD. Left ,side.

1 Orford Sidney 2 Martin Willi~m 3 Brett Alfred, builder 4 Jones Thomas 5 Poole James

6 Brown A. & H., greengrocers 7 Brown James 8 Milstead H.

•.•..•... ltere is llaxted road

Cross and RetW'1I.

St . .John's Pm'ish room 9 Martin Peter, chimney cleaner

10 Emblem Alfred 11 .Newman Herbert 12 Smith William 13 Brown Leonard 14 Winter John William 15 Ridley George

Uospel Hall(PlymouthBl'ethren) 17 Bryant James L8 Attwood Mrs. 19 Thompson William Henry

Freelands Road. Left Side-from Wid more road.

5 Jennings H. J. 7 Walmsley William ~ Cook James, Prudential As~urance

agent, Harewood house 11 White Lewin John Brand 13 Wood Reuben 15 Hills Ephraim Thomas .. .....•... here is Park l·oad •••.•...••.•.• , 17 Hardy Brothers, dairymen 19 Wood Mrs., Belmont 19 Selby, Wood & Son, riding masters •. " •... hae if>Freelands Grove ........•

21 'Scott Charles 23 Saker Hobert 25 Pearce WiIlil\m Thomas 27 Hammond George T.,jun., plumber29 Woodhams George

.•..•... ltel·e is Plymouth road ........•.•. 31 Freelands Tavern, Wrn. G . .Martin 33 Hosler David, grocer, Post o..tfice 35 Ogden, Smith & Slaw<;on, confrs. 37 Hammond Geo., sen., plnmber, &c. 39 Allen George & Sons, bakers and

confectioners 41 Hartridge Raymond, butcher .••.••...... hel·e is Henry street ..•......•• , 43 Cheel George Henry 45 Morgan Robert

Howard's Storlis, Limited, for all kinds of Mineral Waters.

BHO.MLEY STHEET DIREC1'ORY. 197

47 Buckwell David 49 Hull James 51 Marchant James 53 Fraser John, carpenter 55 Austen Miss 57 Russell Thomas 59 Balls Henry, tailor 6 t Malpas William Henry 63 Easson Alexander 65 Lott Augustus67 Geor~e Uharles 60 Withers Alfred

Cross alld Return. 76 Williams Mrs., Eirianfl1. 74: Brooker Henry '1'., Whyteleafe 72 Capern Alexander Hy., Beechcroft 70 Bunn Henry 70 Bunnl\:[rs. Alice, dressmaker 68 Jefferies Reginald Stanley 66 Wiss Mrs. 66 Wiss Miss F., costumier 64: Darby William Henry 62 Darby .Frederick Samuel 60 Curnock James 58 Gedney Frank Humphrey56 Black Mrs. 54 Clarke Alfred Ernest 52 Simon Mrs. 50 Worth George 48 Graham James 46 BIshop J. ~ M. 44 Underhill James 42 Lewer Miss 40 Hilder Mrs. 38 OlOydon Percy T. 38 Barron Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker 3-1: Fleuret Augustus 32 Hammond Charles 30 Hammond Alfred •••••• ftere is Upper Parle road ••••••

l'1'inity Presbyterian Church 20 Morum Amos, Lochwood 18 Hobinson Miss 16 How James 14 Lamb Robert 12 Baker Rev. Frank Vidler, B.A.

[curate, St. Joha's Church] 8 Piton J. G. 6 Ough John

'Vingfield JameiO, nurseryman 4: Payne George H.

2 Hill Lewis Frederick lVall Letter Box

Garden Lane.-SUNDRIDGE PARK.

White William, Dove cottages Essam ""V., "." Sinden Jallies

Gal'den Road-SUNDRIDGE PARK, Fr01n Plai8to1V lane.

Da vis Frederick C., .Hossland Marriott 1.homas F., Cantley Hakewill George, Cotterbury

1 .Nussbaum G. A., Tantallun 3 Stemhoff George, Royston 5 Stocker William W., The Home.

stead 7 Rash Herbert, Milroy 9 Spence William Alexander

ftere is j'ol.Jtpath to (hove parle

2 Sharpe Wallace, Taverham 4 Waller John Truman, Newlands 6 Matthews Harold R., Upna 8 Best Frank, Beechdale

10 Hindley Edward Hugh, WhIte cot. 12 Pridham Uhades, Wilford 14 Weeks Herbert, North Wyke 16 Kinder Edwin, Graycourt 18 Bayer Geoffrey

f}undl'idge Park Golf Olub-E. Be/)t, steward

Gilbert Road. PJ'o'IJ~Londun lane to .i.JIol'ganl'd.

East Sille. Edwards John Maltby M.R.U.S.,

L.R.C.P., L.S.A., physIcian & sur· geon, Chilchester

1 Prebble A. B. 1 Arnold Bell & Co., builders 3 Ledger Arthur Kitt 5 Myring Mrs., Kml'a 7 Davis William Thomas, Cowdray 9 Dyson Edward R., Bideford

13 Myring E. C., Thirlmere 15 Butler William C. 17 Widman .Otto 19 Riches George Turner

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Poultry and GB,l1lP.

198 BRO~{LEY STREET DIRECTORY. ----- - ---- --- ---------

lV est Side. 2 Allan Miss, Bletchingly

12 Marples Norman, Eastwyn 16 Savage Douglas

Gladwell Road, Ifj'om Burnt A.~h lane.

Rig Itt Side. 2 Coulling Henry James -t Rands Augustus

Lett Side. 7 Nunn William Angus

15 Hux Philip 23 Watkins Mrs.

Glass Mill Lane. From Church 1'd,to Queen',~ 7Jfead 'I'd,

3 Skipworth Beni. Green, The Valley 4 Dodge Edward.5 Broadwater Edward

"4e1'eig jflotpatli to Pic kkur'st 91'een lVall Letter Box

Glebe Roa1..-Cf)[,TEGE FmLD.

Frorn 20 College 1'oad to Station 1'oad. South Side.

2 Poore Miss 4: Webb George William 6 Eden Horatio Thomas 8 Dinmore Miss

10 Tapsell Miss 12 Wood Percy James, plumber ••••••.. , Ilf;J'e is f~lorence '1'oad •••..•••• 14: Cha.pman Harry,buildr.Pyrmont ho 16 Dover Miss 18 Rennolls Mrs. 2u .Portlock Harry :22 Dawe Edward M. 24 Franklin Mrs. 26 Williams Ernest Gwynn ·28 Blacking William Thomas 30 Trower Ernest .32 Burton Charles Edwin •.•••••..• here is Station road

NorthSid~. Bromley Football Ground

43 Young Adam ·4:1 Durran t Al varia EImy .39 Coates Willia.m Carr 31 Bacon James Albert

35 Miles Stephen33 Wheder Stephen Baker 31 Howie William 29 Richards Mrs. 27 Murray John 25 Cox Edwin Charles 23 Crossley Henry 21 Vickers Mrs. 19 Testar John Richard .••••• llCl'e i.~Aldel'1nary 1'oad 17 Gedney Charles William 13 Edwards Albert Victor 11 Bulton Mrs.

7 Halford Mrs. 5 Johanson Miss 3 Bourdon Walter I Stenning Mrs.

Godwin Road. F'I'(lJn llo'll/l'sdale 1'Oad.

West Side. 1 Rutherford Alexander 3 Dixon James 5 Tenwlck William 7 Nash Arthur

11 Self George 13 Slatter Charles William 15 Easton Jesse 17 Brown Harold Charles 21 Brown William 23 Murton Harry Alfred 33 Gayfer William "37 Steele Robert 41 Williams Albert

East ISide. ! Hollaway Albert 6 Sidey Mrs. 8 Tolhurst William Alfred

10 Ware Frederick Thomas 12 Yardley Arthur 14 Sandford Robert Frederick 16 Booker William Baxt.er 18 Hardstone Edwin 20 Havward Frederick 2~ Yardley William 24 Scudder Henry 26 Milstead Walter 3u Smith John 32 Heath Thomas 34 Winser Charles

Howard's Stores, Limited, for the finest Ceylon Teas.

36 Harvey Charles 40 Flaxman Robert 42 Reynolds Sidney Herbert 52 Borrett James 54 Grosvenor George

Grasmere Road-BROMLEY PARK. From Highland l'vall to Oaklandsrd.

East Side. 2 Hickman John Roe, The Glade 4 Parker John, Grasl.nere lodge

West Side. •••.•••••here i.~Bro nle!1 a~·enlle..••.•..• 3 Jones Richard Thomas, St. Arvans 1 Slipper John Shipley, Invergloy

Gravel Pits. From 3 Jlla80lls hill.

1 J ames Walter 2 Poole James 3 Mugridge Mrs. 4 Thompson Harry 5 Park J. 6 Prior Richard 7 Hewett William 8 Morgan William

10 Hinchon Patrick 11 Anderson Frederick

Gravel Road.-BROMLEY COMMON. 1 Broomfield John, Beechwood lASonghurst William, agent to Sun

Fire and Life Assurance 2 YoueIls Harry 3 Field William George 4: Smith William & Sons, builders' 5 Bird-in-Hrllld, Alfred Dodd 6 Graves Edward George

••••••..•... he7'e is Cross road

7 Lane Mrs. 9 Roffey George

10 Asker Adam 11 Smith Herbert 12 Marshall Charles Edwin 13 Russell Frederick 14 Jackson George 15 Craker Arthur George 16 Williams Frank

17 Howe Percy 18 Brister George

.••••• here is Reereation Ground ••••..• Smith William & Son, builders

Cross and Return.

19 Carter Mrs. J. Bowe 20 Bartlett Rev.LewisEdwd.[Baptist] .••... here is Oherry Orchard Ird.....•

Gravel Road (Lower) - .BRmrLEY COMMON.

Left side . Clarke A. G. A., The Nurseries. Harris Edward In., Prince's plain

........• here ·is RIf,8her road •••.••••• here is fOOtjJlltlt to Sontltbo1'ouglt.

Waddington Benjamin, The· Scrubbs farm

Hills Charles, The Scrubbs

Right side. Grimes Edward, Gresham laundry

1 Wood William Alfred 2 Wood Michael 3 Boxall Walter 4 Westbrook William 5 Knott Thomas, florist 6 'Vood Thomas, laundry 7 Sanders John 8 Lee William 9 Whitehead Mrs.

10 Mitchell James 11 White John 12 Scott Th.omas I greengrocer ••••••••• he1'e is Jackson road •••.••.. ~

14 Stansfield C. H. R., The Hollies Infectious Hospital- Miss Whit-

marsh, matron; John Drury; the lodge

Great Elms Road. Right Side-from Homesdp.le road.

36 Miller Arthur John 35 Geere William Arthur, Strathnairn 34 Gosling A. L. 33 Silver James A.

lrvn jJlission Room 32 Prestwich Willill.m,insnrance supt. 3! Twart Mrs.

Howard's Stores, Limited, for York and Irish Hams

13 Broughton Miss IlPoingdestre Alfred Philip, builder

7 Robinson Edward 5 Whittington Mrs. .3 Ransby Walter 1 Steels Alhert

Hammelton Road. F1"OIn 69 London 1'O(Ld to College J'd.

North Side.

1 Bushell Henrv 3 Meyer Mrs . 5 Stanham Misses

11 Corin Mrs., Leighton 13 Mugford Frank W. 15 Agnew Mrs., Hampstead lodge 17 Whiffin Alfred, R N., The Luz 19 Ball Alexander .John 21 Webb James Simpson 23 Stannard William 25 Lewin Miss, Rathmines 27 Belm Henry Jl1s.,I.s.o.,Simonstone 29 Stone Mrs., Sunnyside 31 Maxwell James Llidlaw, M•.A.,M.D.

Edin. 33 Cooper Charles Henry 35 Rawlings Edward Bailey 37 8hillcock Joshua

South Side. 44 Carr Miss 4:2 Somerville James Bradley 4:0 May Harry J. 38 Silvey Rev. Robert~ A.T.s.[Baptist].

Wathen 36 Gibbs WIlliam James 34 Bull Harry 32 Tolputt Thomas M. 30 Scott Gilbert 28 Wilson Miss 26 Keynes William 24 Prentice Mrs., Elmslie 22 Ritchie John Francis B., Brendon 20 Stanger Sam I. Arthr .•Handsworth 18 Brock George ·WIll. Fredk., Afton 16 Higgens Miss, Glidden 14 Woods Miss J. M., Southside 14 Slater Miss, Southside 12 Newport Mrs., Fern Lea

• 10 Vigers Martin, Avonmore 8 Pellett Edgar Thomas, Quinton

30 Treasure Miss he1'e is footway to TVellington road.

28 Collins Samuel, piano & organ tuner 27 Maugham Christopher 26 Lawrence E. D. 25 Giles Charles 24 Brown John 'Walter

Cross and return. 22 Langford Alfred Edwin 21 Veal William John 19 Rowsell Wilfred Lewis 18 Devaney Thomas C. 17 Atkinson Mrl\. 16 Taylor Basil 14 Penney Edward 13 McHarry William 10 Wood Henry

9 Brown Elijah, M.ll.c.s.Eng., L.R.C.P. LOnd. physician & surgeon

8 Hodgson Miss 6 Fewtrell Wilham J. 5 Guillaume Jules 3 Child Richard, painter ·2 Stacey "\Villiam George, sign writer 1 Juniper David, de~orator

Gwyder Road. Frmn Glass Mill lane.

R(qht side. 4 Chrysell Thomas 6 Smith Arthur 8 Davis John

10 Underwood Harry 12 Brodrick .John Johnson 14 Stevens Frederick William 18 Lines John 20 Scott Mrs. 22 Srott Frederick 24 Flower Robert 26 Collett George 28 Howe John

Cross and Return. 27 Sheppard Charles Valentine 25 Gosling Miss 23 Squirrell William Knibb 21 Tilley William Henry17 Orpin William Adams 15 Russell Stephen

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Canadian Hams.

6 Hawkins Mrs. 4.Weeks George 2 Hope Francis Henry William

Havelock Road. -HO~IESDAf,E ROAD, BRmILEY CO~DION.

1 Hardy Richard 3 Thurling James 5 Britton Albert Nelson 7 Braund Harry 9 Clark Daniel

11 Smith John 13 BarkerThos. & Son,chimney sweeps15 Robert,s Thomas 17 Markley Joseph R. u) Ellis Frederick 23 Webb Mrs. 25 Goodchild Abram 27 Hickmott Snmuel 2D Bushell Horace 31 Hughes Harry :~3 Hickmott John 35 Peckham Robert 37 Ellis 'l'homas 30 Edwards James Miles 41 Nudd CharlES 13 Mercer George 45 Burbridge James Henry 47 Crist Charles -1:) Terry Henry 51 Crane Anthony 53 Smart Frederick, shopkeeper .••••••• /icl'e is J.lIaJ'lbrJ)·ouglt I·oad ••.•••. oii Alexander Mrs. E., grocer 57 Anderson Thomas W. 59 Chandler Stepben 61 Bray Joseph 63 Wood William

Cross alld Return. b4 Fisher Albel t Henry 82 Jordan Henry 80 Pollard Geor!re 78 Hide Alfred Edward 76 Lane William 14- :May Henry 72 Catt William 70 De'\vdney Frank 68 Hooker Freu 66 Bro~ ning WIlliam Ernest 64 'White William

62 Hillier John 60 Maddams Joseph 58 Herbert William James 56 vValklin William

••...• here is Marlbo1'ough road

!>4 Page George, grnengrocer 50 Howell Charles. William 48 Smith Thomas 46 Gr!\ce Mark 44 Chard John 42 Huddleston Thomas, bootmaker 40 Burbrid;~e William 38 Perks William RG Price Joseph 34 Pearce Richard 32 Betts Henry 30 J,etchford 'George 28 Hickmott Mrs. 26 Vidler Hichard 24 Day Henry William 22 Briggs William Robert 20 Appleton Henry 18 Kite Edward William 16 Moren Charles 1-1: Sinden Frederick C. 12 Avelillg Frederick

8 Anthony Frederick 6 Hassum Henry 4 Luck Lewis H. 2 VaHans Jonn

Hawes Road.-ALDER~IARY PARK,

From llodway 1'oad. Wed Sidt.

5 Solbe Mrs. 7 Pearce Bertram, vocalist, Eastville 9 Phelps John

11 Ball F. R. 13 Uustead Miss 15 Anderson Alfred John 15 Nurse Mackenzie 17 Morgan W-illiam l!"l Hall James 21 Dibble Henry 23 Beudet Mrs. 25 Sharpe Edgar C. E. 27 Tapson Frank Herbert 29 Broadley .1obn 31 Pitt Mrs. 33 Cole William 32 Sinclair Mrs.

Howard's Stores, Lim., for all leading brands of Champagnes.

202 BROMLEY STREE'·r DIRECTORY.

CIWS and Retu'"1~.

Bromley SP01'ts l}-round-Lewis Beeston, sec.

9 Harris Fredk. Geo., Hayesford ho Mason James. market gardener

Hayes Lane,-BROMLEY UOMllON.

2 Jones A. C., Itintore 4 Chatriean E.. Luss 6 Bean Alfred H., Elmcroft 8 Ward ",V. P.

••.. here is footpath to 111asons Hill ..• , Matthews John Robins, Caerleon Gilbert Edward, Thatch cottage

'3 Veness Harold a Patmore Mrs., laundress -t Hills William Henry 5 Hack William J. 6 Churchett George 6 Mitchdl 1'1rs. 8 Newman Mrs.

10 Green Herbert Early

Hawthorne Cottages. See Ne1Vbll1'Y road.

Ha.yes Lane.-PlCKHURST PARl{'

East Side. - here is Toots Wood road ....•..

• he]'£' is lVe.~t1Jlol'eland road .....• Clark Charles Doughs, Eccleshill Browne Thomas Gillespie Chapman,

Barnhill Pannctt Alfred, The Cottage,Barnhill

[Letter:> throui!h Beckenham.] Peaple Joseph, Fixted farm Clacey James, Longcroft cottage Bates William, Pickhurst Mead lodge Walker Huntly,· Pickhurl't Mead Breden Frank, Manor coLtages Alexander Wm. Hy., " "

lVest Side. Wall Lettel' Box Quittt:nden Henry, The Lodge, Pick

hurst Green farm Overton Bros. Pickhurst Green farm . Roffey Harry, foreman, Pickhurst

Green farm Haxtead Road.-KoRTIl ROAD. Devas Mrs., Piekhurst Manor

1 Johnson John Filkins George,Piekhurst Manor lodge

Howard's Stores, Limited,; for Bottled and Cask Beers.

37 Pearce Sidney Arthur 37 Pearce Brothers, huilders

East 8ide. 1 Bezer Alfred .Tohn, Lismore 2 Gadsdon FrankBenjamin,Fernbank 3 Kiesow Robert, Blair Athol 4 I.awson Miss, Somerville 6 Boulden Mrs.

10 Carter J. E. 12 Chitty Charles H Brown Frank Leopold 18 Young William Edgar 20 Hunter George William Taylor 22 Mayby Charles 24 Loder Sidney James 30 Wiley Percy John Douglas 32 Carter Robert William 36 Tanant Mrs. E. T. 38 Oakley G. J. 40 Nye Charles

Hawkesworth Roatl.-~IASONSHUL, F"01n 22 Simpson road.

Left side. 1 Rogers William Charles 8 Stringer Charles Henry 5 Sickel George 7 White Mrs., laundress 9 RidgwllPJ Albert

11 Smith :1\11'13. 13 YeHand William 15 Thurling Robert W. 17 Drew James George 19 Adams Louis Henry 21 Baldwin Thomas Augustus 23 Croxford George

Cross and Retum:

2 Wilson George, Egremont cottage 4 Pike Mrs., dressmaker 8 Sadler Thomas

10 Woodley John 12 Foster Robert 14 Taylor William

Hayes Road.-BlWl\ILEY. TVnhlOrel(l,nd road.

RiglLt Side. Bidwell Guy L., Hayes lodge

69 Bull John, Courtlands 67 Baker Arthur Ernest, Breifond 66 Thoburn Ralph GIIt~cott, Glascott 65 Weeks Robert .'V. 64 Berry Willillm

Reid Alfred, IIwcs Lea ()2 Lloyd W. F., King's Mead

Milloy Th'lmas, Leigh 'Vood 58 Patey Charles

Lethaby Tom, Glenl]n,ven Fulcher George, Horuele!gh Brett Arthur, Suffolk lodge Sharpe J am"s F. Corriegills Ciecierski Bruno, W'eimar Harvey Charles, Hayesmead IIolrovde'Villiam Fredk. solicitor,

Sheffield house Arnott H. W" Hanworth Mirams Mrs .. Woodville

-4"- Hammerton Ernest, Whoberley i Fry C. A. }<'., l'he Croft

Newcomb Frank. Brooklyn Kittlewell Walter, Glenthorne Raphael F. Charles, Fors 'Ward Sidney, Heatherdene

41 Gray Philip L. Knighton A., Lyndhurst Scholpp Gustav, Mahern

B8 Jackson Lewis 37 Hutchings James, builder

Oro,~s<S' Retm'n. B4 Fluck Mrs. 33 Hastie 1\1rs. 32 Heppel Albert William, Ballaugh 31 Woodcock Herbert, Overstrand 13 Cockton Mrs., Peil.vVyke 12 W'hite S. E., Hayes cottage56 Cooper-Smith Mrs.

Haywood Road. From Soutltlands ,·oad.

L{jt Side. 1 Cox Alfred 2 Neale A. W 3 Walker John 4 Fawsitt Richard

5 Mussell John 7 Blundell William 8 Russen Alfred Frederick

Crll.~.~4- Return. Goddard I<'rancis George, Cottle villa Burden Edward, Potteme villa

Heathfield Road. From. 96 London ,·d. to Warner ra

North Side. Hockaday'Vm.,builder& contractor

1 Lawton Frank 3 Potter Henry Samuel 5 Tamn William Frands 7 Buttenshaw William Henry 9 Matchett Mrs. Samuel, dressmaker

11 CrotbaJI Mrs. Clara, dressmaker 13 Markwell Hobert, insurance agent Hi Williams Thomas 17 Ovenden Edward,sanitary plumber 19 Shearillg Mrs. Mary, laundrl::ss 21 Blackhurn Henry, tailor 23 Day George 25 Brown Albert Edward 27 Pollard William 29 Ralph Willbm James 31 Upton Mrs. 33 Watson John James

West Side. 35' Hubberd Charles M., shopkeeper 37 King Alfred James 39 Bradford Mrs 41 Hills Frederick Arthur 43 Coulter Pt\rcy .Tames 45 Ford Herbert 47 Haynes Mrs. 49 Judge Thomas, gardener 51 Wilson Henry 53 Watson John Thomas 55 Bryant Benjamin 57 Crossley William 59 H oness Horace

{'fouth·Side. 80 Barber James . 78 'Ewell Edmund Godfrey 76 Alying John 74 Tester Charles Matthew 72 Goodwin Mrs.

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Pickled and Smoked (l'C Tongues.

70 Leaver Frederick 68 Conard Montague66 Gray David Wilkinson 64 Simmonds J e~se 62 Mavcock Charles John 60 Couch George Arthur 58 Palmer George, insurance agent 56 Moore Hobert, shopkeeper 54 Ll)wrence Harry 52 Nicholls Chn,rles Harry 50 Springett J alnes 48 Matchett William '46 Jackson Charles 44 Russell Thomas Henry 42 Threadgold Fredk.Alfd.insur.agnt. 40 Murren James 'Villi am 38 Ling Edward Charles 36 Wells-8tephen 'l'hom:ls 34 Vickers Ernest Albert, decorator 32 Ford Arthur . eo Maynard Erne"l GoJfrey 28 French George 26 Simpson George 24 Gill Joseph 10 Lines 'William James 8 Craker Samuel 6 Durbin George Albc'rt 4 Hughesmall Arthur 2 Porter Robert

Henry Street.-1<'rrEEL\Y1H' TIOAD.

1 Howse Mrs. 2 Hailey Charles T. 3 1\1ersh J uhn 4 Bonathall William 5 Read Edwin 6 Ash John 7 Ash Seward 8 Gutteridge Samuel W. 9 Overall Edward

10 Baker Edgar William 11 Lee Mrs. 12 Hamblin Mrs. 13 Tye William 14 Smart Edward 15 Huxley Walter 16 Smith' George

Cross and Return.

17 Mumford T. 18 Page 'Walter 19 Dridgeland William

2fl Brown HalTY 21 Hazle Hem:y 22 Winn Harry Albt. french poli·her23 Williamson John 24 Harris George 25 Webb John E. 25ABrown Charles 26 Darvill Frederick 27 Williams Mrs. 28 Downing Joseph

High Street.

Froll! S. E. ~. C. Railway Station fo London road. North East Side.

1 Harper Peter, Rose Bank 3 Parkinson Miss L., Weir lodge

...... here is Ravensbourl1e road ..... i Cook Philip I., M.D., C M., M.R.C s.

physician & surgeon, Argyll! dg [) Bro'\vne I-Ierbert, L.D.S.R.c.s.lre1.,

dental surgeon, Byfield (j Parkinson Mrs. 8 Hollis William, Hollymount \) Gunton William Randall

J 0 Reid Alfred William, F.R.C.V.S., vet. surgeon, Brunswick 1Jou"e

.. here is liinqers road . I 11 Henly Albert William, M.ll.C.S.

Eng., L.R.C.p.I,ond., L.D.S.Eng., F.R.M.S., dental surgeon

12 \Valker William. St. Margaret's

i1{i~'by&, Price,surgeons, Than et 10. 13 Pnce Alfred E., :M.D., :M.S., phy

siciall & surgeon, Thanet lodge •. •..•.•. lWl'e is Ethelbert road . 14 Hoghton George Wm. Bromley ho 15 Richardson William Hidley, ~I.A.,

Ravensfell HI Edwards Charles, hoot. maker &c. 20 Nash Mrs. Elizabeth, confedioner 21 Steiert & Son. "'atehmakers &c. 22 Felce & Co., chemists-.H. Francis,

:M.P.S., proprietor 23 Bromley ~. County Club-John H.

Lepper, hon. sec. Lyric Tlteatl'{!

24: Munt Bros. Lim., pianoforte dealrs

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Irish and York Hams.

25 Aught Henry, bootmaker 26 Hedditch Richard, coniectioner 27&28 Keer Manning- F.,general draper 28 'Yebb Frank E. 29 KNIGHT ALFRED, tailor 2H ..NilNonaZ Tdeplwne 00. Limited

(public call office) 30 Herring Mrs. M. A. tobacconist 31 Johnson R. J., confecf.ioner 32 J\Iays John ",Vm., china and glass

stores' 33 rTnJon (If London q' SlIIitlts

Bemlt Limifnd .(The)-Rocert Monck-Mason Longden, manager

33 ~Iann Charles B. 3J Springett Herbert,uoR.CoV s.,farrier 35 Rising Sun, Wm. Henry Ridges 3i1 &; 36A Rouch & Sons. drapers &

clothiers 37 Pantry Thos.Chas., ham L~ beef shop 38 Parsons A. W., hatter and hosier 3£) Parsons A. \V., clothier, &c. 40 BAXTI::R WILLIAM, pharmaceu

tical, dispensing and photographic chemist

41 & 42 Bush S.& Son,booksellers ~nd printers

ILondon q' P l'ovinclaZ J1Ieat

Stores-George Webb,manager Victoria Halt ~\ Arca,de (Wo R.

Gunton, lessee) . 6id. Bazaa1', Victoria arcade Gunton William Rendell, watch

43 maker, Victoria arcade Weller William Go. solicitor .Mercer ",Villiam, accountant Bromle!J OOllnty Oourt JJistrict

T1'ade Protection Association -\V Mtlrcer, S2C.

Bi'omley Locrt! auide q' Adt'ertisel'-W. K. Honeywill,propr.

44,45,46. 47,48,49,50 & 51 1'Iedhurst F. Lim., drapers & silk mercers

1 tianders Mrs., dressmaker 1 SandersJ.H.,accntant.&financier

~ 1 Ilome <S' (Iolonial Store.~. Lim. e 2 & 3 17wLolidon City 0- JIidlan{l

\.) Banll, Limited-John Albert ~ Evans, manager ~ Evans John Albert, Bank house

4 Covell & Hurris, butchers

53 Clarke Edw,u'd ~~ Son, printers, bookbinders & stationers

54: Marler Henrv. tailor & outfitter 55 Mills Alb8rt' William, domestic

m'lchinery depot 56 Ilott, Grant- Wilson, Scott & Sed

don, surgeons •.••.•..•.•. nere -is ()/1I1rc!l road •..•..•.... 57 Ilott Herbert James, M.D., C.M.,

lII.R.C.S., physician & surgeon 58 Kenyon & Brilnsbury, solicitors 58 Pamphilon G. & Son, wine & spirit

merchants 59, GO, 71, 72, 73 & 108 Howard's

Stores, Lim .. grocers

WEEKS GEORGE & SONS, 61 ironmongers and gasfitters

Weeks George, jun. 70 Ov{'rt01 B"others, dairymen 71 Howars' William 71 Sewell H. B., solicitor 71, 72 & 73 & 59, GO & 108 Howard's

Store~, Limited 7-! Upson L\:; Co., bootmakers 7i'i L:trrance 1\1rs. E.l\f., fancy draper 76 Gates \Yalter. stationer 77 Domestic Bazaar Co. 78 Coventry Motor & Cycle Co. (The)

. 81 Stewart &, Co.. furniture dealers 82 Collings Bros.,' carvers & gilders 82AColling~ Bros., furniture dealers 82nCollings Bros., cycle works 8~cHobbs William Amos. farrier 82DDunn Edward, smith' 83 Eastman &, Son, dyers 84 Dean Mrs. Elizabeth,art needlework

depot 85 & 8G Gunton & Son, drapers, &c. 87 'Winsborrow 'YalterJ n.confedionr 88 Hayne's.Grocery Stores 8!l Filb.v Brothers, hairdressers, &c. no McKenzie Eustace Alfred, news

agent & stationer 91 Swan &' lIJitl'e Inn,Andrew Adams 92 'Vaterman John, restaurant •.••.•.•. ltere is LJtr.kenhamlane •.•.••.•. £)3 Silk Mrs. E., confectioner 93 National 'felepflOne Co.. Limited

(pu blic call office) 95 Browning & Sons, gre.engrocArs 96 Harlow Herbert HardIllg

Howa.rd's Stores, Limi.ted, for aU kinds of Fl)reign Waters.

97 Stevens Ernest Wm., hairdresser 98 Ayling Wm. T., oil & colorman 99 Cole Frank, umbrella maker ) 00 Eastwood George Owen, county

inspector un~er "Contagious

Diseases (Animals) Acts "

South-West Side.

Bl'omley and Sltepllad's Colleges lVall Letter Box

••••...•... here is College slzp ........••• 102 Gothard J. & Co.,fruitrs. & florists

102AEastmans Limited, butchers

102cTowns James W. C., clothier I02nTarry Walter, tailor 103 Ferris & Sons, saddlers

104 Salmon &GlucksteinLim.tobcnsts. 106 Bta?' and GarteJ', Mrs. J. H.

Hamilt:m

107 Randall George & Co .. hosiers

108, 59, 60, 71, 72 & 73 Howard's

Stores Lim., provision merchants

109 Cake bread Miss IsabelM.,co,turnr. 110 Howard John Sidney, butcher III Payne Douglas, builder, &c. 112 & 113 Lowrence Frederick, gen

eral furnisher •.••••... lIere is Hoo!cm"s place .•.•.••••.

114 Baker Misses M.& J., The Bazaar 115 Taylor Ricbd.,watchma.& jeweller 116 & 117 Greyhound, Chas. Roberts ] 18 Allen George, ironmonger •.•hm·e tIre Walter's yard, Sharp's

cottages, Pain's cottages and The

01'chard 119 Burgess Joseph, bootmaker 120 IntC1'national Tea Cro's Stores

Limited 121 Brightwell & Crowhurst, ladies'

outfitters

122 Shillcock & Son, chemists

122 Shillcock George, dentist 122 National Telephone Co. Limited

Cpublic call office) 123 Dotter Konstantin, watchmaker 124 Grinsted' Daniel, corn & coal

merchant 125 Taylor Richard, watchmaker &

jeweller 126 1I£m'tin's Bank,Limited.-Theo

dare Murly Stancomb, manager 127 Bell Hotel, George Henry With

•••.•.•.• here is J.l£arket squa/'e ..•...•••

128 Lovibond John & Sons, Limited, brewers/ and distillers-Frank

H. Pitman, manager 130 Harman Herbert P., photographr. 130 Skinner & Grant, tailors 131 Duke's Head,Thos.Pcrcy Thomas

13lAHopton & So~s, greengrocers 132 Rose and Crown, Geo. Gore Epps 133 Bennett Benj . Dudley, beer retlr.

•. ••••.•• here is Market squa/'e .: ....•.•

139 JVhiteHal't Hotel,Albert A.Ferris White Hal·t Assembly Rooms

White Hart Shades, Albert A. Ferris

141 London 0' County Banki/lg Co. Ltd.-Alfred Wright, manager See advertisement opposite

142 & 143 Hutson &Armstrong,drprs. 144 Broadley Br05., outfitters, &c. '

Wall Letter Bo;r; \Z,);'c-in") \ ~ . 146 Manning H. & 00., tobacconi~t 147 & 148 Pyrke Geo. L., upholsterer 149 Arnaud J. C. & Ron, builders &c. 150 Pyrke George L., cabinet maker 150AFleming, Reid & Co. Limited,

hosiers 151 Vincent Fredk. M., ironmonger

Try Howard's Pork Sausages, made on the premises daily.

A.ondon & County Banking Co., Ltd. r Registered under" The Gomp&niel Aota. •• Est&bliahed in 1836.

OAPITAL .£8,000,000, IN 100,000 SHARES OF £80 EAOH. PAID.UP CAPITAL, £2,000,000. RESERVE FU"!:>, £1,300,000.

Directors . .JOHNANNANBRYCE,Esq, I CHARLESSEYMOURGat:NFELL,Esq. I WILL~Uo(McKEwJ.N,Esq. (Honor~y JOHNJAMESCATER,.Esq. WILLa)( J."MESHARTEll,Esq. Director).ERNES'"HALlBURroNCUNARD,Esq. WILLlAKHowAaD, Esq. WILLlA)(GAIRRATHBONE,.Esq.HON.GEORGEJOACHIMGO.CHEN,M.P. WILLUK EGERTONHUBBu.n, Esq. CHARLES.JAMESCATE. SOO1T,Esq.

SIR THOMASJ."CKSON,Hart . •.•.uditors-GEORGE H. FABER,Esq. HENRYGR'NT, Esq. THOKASHORWOOD,Esq.

Head Ofllce ,Uanager-GEOaGE JORNRODOLPH. COllllltr" :.r.cullager-RlcH4aD LOON • • ' Chief ~nspectoJ'-FnA.NK WILLIUI HOll"ETT.

Dcputy Ileatl Office lUallagcr-HERM'N RICHARDWn·cr. rhieJ A.cCOltutCUlt-GEORGE KEEBLESKITR. Secl'ctUJ'y-J;'REDERICK JAMESB."RTHORPE.

SoUcltors-)Iessrs. \VILKINSON.RAIKES& SON. HEAD OFFICE-2l, LOMBARD STREET, E.C.

METROPOLITAN AND SUBU.RBAN BRANOHES. ACTON ••••••••••••...••• 139, High Street, W. KING'S CROSS ••••••.••• 266& 268,Pentonville Rd., N• •\.LDERSGATE STREET .. 134,Aldersgate Street, E.C. KI:'\GSLA:'JD •••••••••••• 74 & 76, High Street, :'J.E. RALHA)I •••••••••••••••• 128 & 130, Balham High KNIGHTSBRIDGE •••••• 64, Knightsbridge, Albert

Road, W. Gate, S.W. B.-\.YSWATER •••••••••••• Westbourne Grove, 'V. LAMBETH •••••..••••••••• 165. Westminster BridgeBLACKHEATH •••••••••• Lee Road. S.B. Road, S.E. BRIXTON •••••••••••••••• 369&371,Brixton Road,S.W. LAW COURTS ••••••..•••• 263, Str-.md, W.C. CAMBER WELL •••.•••••• Camberwell Green, S.E. LEYTO~ .•••.•••••.••..••• 340, High Road. CAN:\I:'~G TOWN •••••••• 51 &53, Barking Road, E. LUfEHOUSE ••.••.•••••• 52, East India Dock Road, E. CHI8WICK •••••••••••••• 314,High Road. )IARYLERO:'JE ROAD •• 1, lIIarylebone Road (Harley CLAPHA)I •••.•.•••••••••• 95, High Street, S.W. Place). N.W. CLAl' HAliI JUNCTION •• 217.Lavendcr Hill, S.'V. l\IILLWALL •••••••••••••• 122.East Ferry Rd. ,Poplar,E. CI,APTO:ll. UPPER •••••• 98&100,Up. Clapton Rd.,N.B. NEWINGTON •••••••••••• Newington Butts. S.B. COVE~T GARDEN •••••• Henrietta Street, W.C. NORWOOD •••••••••••••• Westow HiU, Upper Nor-CRIcKLEWOOD ••••..•• I, Anson Parade, N.'V. wood, S.E. C1:j2olfg,f~\E:ND AND} 45,TopsfteldParade,N. OXFORD STREET •••••• 109St~et~\~.c.New Oxford

CROYDON •••••••••••••• High Street. PADDI:'JGTO:'J •••••••••• 1, Connaught Street, Edg-DEPTFORD •••••••••••••• Broadway, S.B. ware Road. \V. BALING ••••...•••••••••.• The Mall, W. PUTNEY .•.••..••••••••••• 140&142,HighStreet,S.W.EARl!S COURT•••••••••• 189 & 191, Earl's Court ST. )IARY AXE •.•••••••• 27, St. lIIary Axe, E.C..

Road, S.W. SHOltEDITCH .•.••••••••• 180, 181& 182, Shoreditch, E. EAST GREENWICH •••• 185,Trafalgar Road. SOUTH KENSINGTON •. 25, Sussex Place, Qu",,~':FINCHLEY ROAD •••••• Heath Drive. Gate, S.W. FORE STREET •••••••••• 12, Fore Street, E.C. SOUTHWARK .•..••..•••• Borough High Street, S.E. FOREST GATE ••••...••. 298& 300, Romford Road. STRATFORD, ESSEX •••• Broadway, E. GOODMAYES, ILFORD 548, RomfordRoad. STREATHAl\1 •••••••••••• 14, St. Leonard's Terrace GREENWICH •••••••••••• Church Street, S.B. High Road, S.W. HACKNEy ••..••..•••••• Amhurst Road, N.E. TOWER BRIDGE •••••••• Tooley Street, S.B. HAlIDIERSlIHTH •••••••• 12, Kin~ Street West, W. WANDSWORTH ••••....•• 98 & 100,Hil'rh Street, S.W. HANOVER SQUARE •••. 21. Hanover Square. W. WA:'olDSWORTHCOllIllIN. 75, St. James Road, UPP(HAIUWW ROAD •••••••• 332&334, Harrow Rd., W. Tooting. S.W. HOLBORN •••••.••.•..••.. 324&325,HighHolborn. W.C. WE"T EALING •...••.••• 162, Uxbridge Road. H~~~:tfr~:t.~~-8"ltf}1\~~ePherd's Bush Green, ~~~~ ~~if~~Tol£-\.~.::::~r8~s~~~0~~~O~·,\~:E. HOLLOWAy •••••••••••• 490&492. Holloway Road, N. WESTlIIINSTER ••••••.••• 173, Victoria Street, S.W II.FOltD •••••••••••••.•••• The Broadway. near Victoria Station. ISI,INGTON ....••••••.••• 4 & 5, Upper Street, N. WL\IBLEDO:'J •••••••••••• High Street. KENSINGTON •••••••••• High Street, W. WOOLWICH ••..•••••••••• 71, Powls Street.

OOUNTRY BRANOHES. Abingdon, Aldershot, Andover, LUdgershall and 'V.l1itchurch, Arundel and Barnham Market. A-llford

Avlesbury and Thame, Banbury, Barnet, Basin!!,stoke and Hartley Wintney, Battle and RobertsbridgeBeckcII hU'I1l, Bedford, Bexhill, Biggleswade, Bishop's Stortford and Harlow, Bognor. Braintree and Coggeshall, Hr"nttord, Brentwood, Brighton, Brill'hton (Preston). Br)jthton (" 'Vest End"), Brijthton (Hove),nro1Jlley (T(cnt) autl CllislelltfJ'st lJ'est, Buckingham and Stony Stratford, Cambridll'e,CanterbllI'y, Chatham, Chelmsford. Chertsey, Chichester, Emsworth and Selsey, Clacton-on-Sea, Colc,hester,Cowes, Cranbrook, Goudhurst and 8taplehurst, Crawley, Crowborough, Dartford, Dorking, Dover. Dun.table,East Twickenham, Eastbourne and Meads, Epsom, Ashtead and Ewell, EMth. Esher, Eton. :Farnborou~h, Farnham, Faversham, Finchley, Gillingham (Kent), G:>dalming, Haslemere and Hindhead, Gravesend and Tilbury Docks, Great Berkhampstead, Greenhill (HaIToW), Guildfol'd and !tipley, Halstead, Harpenden, Harrow, H:iStings.HaverhllI, Hawkhurst, Hemel Hempstead, Henley·on-'.rhames, Herne Bay, Hertford and Hoddesdon, High'Vyeomhe, Hitchin, Horsham, BiIlinll'shurst and Cranlei~h, Hounsiow. Have (Brighton), Hunll"erford, Huntingdon, Hythe, Kew Gardens, Kinll"ston.on-Thames, Leatherhead. Leighton Buzzard, Woburn and Woburn Sands. Lewes .and Hailsham. Littlehampton, Luton, Maidenhead, ~raidstone, Snodland. West MallinII' and Wrotham, )Ialdon,)largate and Cliftonville. l\Iidhurst, Newbury. Ncwhaven. Newport (Isle of Wight). Oxford. Penll"e, Peterstleld, Llss. Bordon Camp and Longmoor Camp, Petworth and Plllboro', Reading, Redhill, Reigate, Richmond,Rickmansworth and Northwood,ltochester, Romford and Hornchllrch, Rye, Saffron Walden, St. Albans. St. lves, St. I,eonards and Silverhill, St. Neots, SandwiCh, Sevenoaks. Sheerness. Sittin~bourne. Slough. Southend and Rochford, Southend (\Vestcliff), Sudbury, Surbiton, Sutton. Tenterden, 'l'onbridge, Tunbridge Wells and )Iount Ephr,lim. Uxbridl!'e, Wallingford. Want8.ll'e. Ware, "'atford, W('sterham and Brasted, Weybridll'e, 'Vhitstable, Winche-ter. Windsor, 'Yoking, 'Vokingham, 'VorthIng, 'Vorthingo West. Shoreham and Steyning.

The London and County Banking Company, Limited. opens nRA WING ACCOUNTS with Commercial Houses and Private Individuals, upon the pilln usually adopted by Bankers. DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS-Deposit Receipts are ·l.ssuedfur iums of Money placed upon these Accounts. and Interest is allowed at such rates as advertised, reference

'Ing h"d to the state of the Money ~Iarket. CIRCULAR. :'JOTES .\:'JD LET"rERS OF CREDIT are issued "able In ttle principal Cities and '.rowns of the Continent. Letters of Credit are also issued payable in Australia,

in, India, China, the United States, and elsewhere. The All'ency of Foreilfn and Country Banks 18undertaken. ·••eha •• ond 8ale of Government a"d other Stocks, al~o of Enll'lish and Foreill'n Shares are effected. Diwdends, .eB, 4>c., are received for Customers of the Bank. Great facilities are afforded to the Customers of the Bank

..•e re.ceipt,of .~~ney ~oth from a!ld In ;he To:".~ ~h_,:r,:!~":.Company has Branches. The Offlcers of the Bank

tlberdeen Bllildtngs9 Randall H. E. Lim., bootmakers 7 Earle George 'V., stationer 6 Howlett Philip, ladies' outfitter 5 Bronzlt-y School. of JJIusic, Ormond

Yearsley, secretary 5 Phillips (Howard ]\forley) & Co.,

pianoforte warehouse 4: Igglesden \Valter, watchmaker :3 Tosland Alexander, upholsterer 2 Howlett Philip, fancy draper 1 Nelson Robert & Co. domestic

machinery warehouse lVesleY'ln Chapel and Sunday

Schools 152 Baker W. Herbert, L.D.S. \En~.),

dental surgeon 153 Edey George, surgeon dentist,

Westnor . 153 Edey G. Rus~ell, L.n.S. (Eng.),

dentist 154 Codd Arthur F G., M.B., F.R.C.S.,

surgeon, Holwood lodge 1Iereare Elmfielrla1!d lIolwood Roads 155 Thon-.ll.s Harold 'Wynne, L.R.C.P.,

M.R.C.S., surgeon, Thornbmy156 B1'omleu Gas Con,~1tme1's' Co.

(officves)-Henry W. Amos, sec. The 81'oadway

1 Bond&Co., florists 2 Truswell Henry, draper 3 Hewett Percy, fruiterer

Pilllll' Letta Bu,x' 4. Bowman A., bootmaker 5 Johnstone H. & Co., tailors 6 Southcott Robert, draper 7 Hills Charles Henry, shirt maker 8 Stanford Fnderick Houghton,

hairdresser Consenmtiee Club--Hy. J.Selby,

hon. sec. 9 Halln,more Alfred, toy warehouse

BROMLEY HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS- 'V. W, Harrison, B.A. Lond., head master

10 Attwood William Jose'ph, draper 11 & 12 Martin T. & Son~, stationers 13 Ackerman Fdk. ·Wm.,confectioner 14 Singer J.llan/ljactul'ing Co.

Frederick Shepherd, supt. 15& 16 Ayli~gThos.Stpbn.boot manfr

17 Blunden Miss Mary, coufectioner 19 Chambers & Co. dyers &: cleaners 20 Pfeil Christopher Ferdinand,

pawnbroker

58 Lansbury Mrs., Rockville Maynard Joh!!, Cranbrook

•......•• Here is Bromley South S. E. e' C. RaU1vay Sttltion ....•...•

Highland Road.-BRom,EY PARK. FrOIn 107London rd.toBec1lenltam lao

South Side. 3 Wilcox AlfredGeorge Cumberland,

Woodside 5 O'Connell Major-Genl. Peter, H.E.,

Sibertswold 7 Lees Miss, Holmcroft 9 Boyer Frank Harold, Hel1therbrae

11 Day Arthur, Sea~ombe 13 White Mrs., Wakehurst 15 Payne Percy, St. Margaret's 25 ConnettAlbt.Newmann,Tyndale 10. 29 Parker James, Lincluden 31 Hudson Frederic, B.A., solicitor,

ReJBank 3~ Baxeres Jose, Lola villa 37 McCrosky James W., Casta Bamn.

fraU Letter BOJ: ............ here is Park end ...........•

Ch1'ist Church 4:3 Pain Henry Herbert, Pine wood

Foster Harris Seymour, Kirkdale 47 Waddington Richard, Brackenhill

Fraser Harry Johu, Sunny court 53 Turnbull John Hatton

North Side.

The CllilJl'en's Ct.llrch

... ... here is J1Jadeil'a avenue Denbigh Basil, Santa Clara :Mumford Eus'ace 13., BracsiJJ

18 Moore Rev. Richard, l\1.A., Christ Church IOGge

16 Watson Mrs., Branxholm 14 Wates Beniamin Cunningham, Hill

brow 12 Smith Edward, St. Stephen;; ..•...... here is Grasmel'e Ruad ........• 10 Watchurst James, Glenfield

Howard's Stores, Limited, for all kinds of Mi~eral Waters.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

TELEPHONE 218 BROMLEY.

HOWARD MORLEY PHilliPS & CO.'S Pianofort~land music Storts, ~~..~.

0, Aberdeen Buildings, High Street, BROMLEY. Theatre Ticket Offioe ~nd Concert Agency.

RELIABLE PIANOS BY RELIABLE MAKERS. Full Cash .Discounb allowed.

Pianos Tuned by the year, 218.

Estey Organs f'or Sale or Hire.

Pianos f'or Hire with option of' Purchase.

Ea41JTerml arran(/~d.

Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Mandolines, Melodeons, Concertinalla. Musical Boxes, Zithers, Auto-harps, Violin BoW's and Cases.

Flutes, Flageolets,. and Music Stands.

PIANOS BOUGHT, SOLD OR EXCHANGED.

PHONOGRAPUSand GRAMOPHONESfor Sale or Hire. Large stock of Latest Records.

STRINGS & FITTINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. New Music from London daily.

BANDS PROYIDED FOR BALLS AND GARDEN PARTIES.

210 BRO:\ILEY STREET DIREOTORY.

8 Kitehin Mrs., Glencoe 6 Wilding Richard, Dalwhinnie 4 Acratopnlo Anthonv 2 Tapp Arthnr, Coverdale

'The Glen " Lawn Tennis Club Ground

Hill Brow.-WlDlIIORE, Fl'oln O'ti.~leh1trst 1'oad.

Rigltt Side. Fox William Alexander, Eliots Fitchew Edward Hubert, The Oriels Sherriff Frank 'Frederick, ,Ravenscroft

Cross ana Return. Parr Percival Chase, Molescroft

Hilldrop Road. FI'mn, Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow.

Left Side. 1 Frail William 3 Pape Walter 5 Pankhurst William 9 Ridley WaIter

11 Nicholls Beujamin 13 Barber Robert 15 Huckle John 21 Holding Henry

Right Side. 2 Cullimore William Henry 4 Hawkins Edward

Hill View Cottages.See Plai.stolV.

Holwood Road.-HIGH STREET. Right Side -from Elmfield Road.

2 Bush Jas. Tobin, Morad-I-Munzil 4 Avis Misse3, Stud leigh 6 West Mrs. S Ogilvie Cha~. E.W.,'5olicitr.Fernside

10 Osborn Mrs., Hhirley lodge 12 Gedge Alfred Sydney, Endsleigh 14 Langmore Mrs. F. G. 16 Howlatt Philip, Honiton Clyst" 18 Tait William. 20 Pengelly J. B., Caerhedyn 22 Kirby W. G., Fairli~ht 24 Nutting Wm. Jas., St. Catherine's

Oross and Return. 33 Fertel F., professor of music and

organist Pllrish Church

33 Fertel Miss, young ladies' school, Holmcroft

31 Beach Mrs., Rosslyn 29 Dew Miss, Raysden 27 Tosland Alexander. 25 Saw William Blofield 23 Abbott Herbert Campbell 21 Cooke Mrs, Urwick, Vermont 19 M:iskin & Arnold Misses, girls'

day & boarding school,Avonclyffe 17 SandIe Sydney John, Aldersyde 15 Benham MIS. 13 Arnaud John Frederick, Fritzoe 11 Boothroyd Ernest, St. Brelade

9 Smith Monta~u.e, Fairbourne 7 Shafto Rev. George Henry [Wes-

Ieyanl, The Manse 5 Smith Charles Marsh Hillside 3 Walker Frank Roo Craneton 1 Crosby Mrs., Herrestad

Homefield Road.-WlDlIIORE ROAD. 1 Verrall "Rev. Robert Thomas, B.A. 3 Chater Frederick Clive' 5 Carter Charles Henry, M.O. 7 Glehn Alex. Augustus von 9 Reid James, Thirlmere

11 Tucker Arthur J., Pelhurst Oross and Return.

16 DodJ Miss 14 Hill Rd.Harrh,,-F.R.I.B:A.,St.Keverne 12 Parker Edmd. Shir1ey,Southernhay

8 Weeks George, Iddeslei6h 4 Batten Mrs., St. Hel~ns

S:omesdale Road.-BROl\lLEY CUMl\[QN

Left Side from Brom/e.,! Common .. I Neville James Brez 3 Groves Joshua

M'Kenna Mra., 1 Amy villas Silcox Nelson Geo., 2., "

9 Oldrey Eustace Nugent, Brumalia 11 Mathieson Mrs. 18 Ford Chas. Richard, Fairoaks lodge 15 Vridge Mrs. E., Fernside 17 Wigginton E1ward John Doherty 19 Kahlert Max 21 Orde Julian 23 Wright Arthur 25 Mackay John, Oakden

Howard's Stores, Lim., for Cut Flowers and Hot House Plants.

27 Dalton John Bates 29 Hodson Alfred 31 Purvis John 33 Carpmael Miss

Browning William, brick maker, Dingley Dt'll

35 Springford B., draper & hosier 37 Barron Benjamin39 Stark Walter 41 BanfieH Benjamin43 & 45 Sackett Mrs. J. C.. beerseller 49 Button Albert Henry51 Duffin Mrs, 53 Simmons H., builder & decorator55 Ansell William 57 Piercy Thomas59 Copping David63 Joslin Jonathan 65 Merrett George67 Groom Mrs., dress maker69 Draper James71 Oakley Charles73 Walker William Henry, dairyman

Edwarrls William, GlenmoreLeaver Percival, Ashley

........• lwre is God1vin Road ........• ~51 Judd Wm. Matth~., Gasworks cot

Bl'omley Gas Consumers' Company(works)-W. Woodwarn, managr

153 Hyde William 15i> Knight James157 Vanstone Edward 159 'Voolhead Joseph161 Eves Robert Thomas 163 Eves Henry177 Wright Henry179 Barnaby George181 Arnold Alfred ......••.• nere is Liddon Road ...•••••• 185 Kemp George187 Walford George, 'insurance agent189 Russell Walter Albert 191 Ferrar Miss 193 King Arthur195 Burch John 197 Hill William 201 Simmonds Harry203 Andrews Richard 205 West Charles 207 Bird John 209 Turner John

211 Butler John 213 Tomblin William,tobacconist and

news agent215 Fit? Richard, grocer &c.,and Pa.qe

~Ieatlt PoslOtJiee .•.•.••.•.•. hel·e is (Janon Road •.•..••.•..•

Cross and Return. .•.•. here aI'e Page Heath Villas ..•.•.

230 Goodacre Mrs., tea rooms228 Brandon William 226 Smith Robert 224 Wingfield William222 :Burbridge John220 Day Richard Albert218 Beaumont Alfred P. 216 Podger H. &. Sons, Limited,

launderers, &c.214 Pryke James William212 Blackman Albert Henry210 Paffett Alfred 206 Stacey George Henry204 Mulley Mrs.202 Yardley Alfred200 Robinson Hector 198 Willis William J . 196 Wood Mrs. 194 Smith William Finis 192 Hallson Thomas . 188 New William 186 Looker Frank, hairdresser and

tob'lcconist 184 L01.·d Holmesdale, James Morris 182 Hamblin Richard Henry180 Baker John 178 Skinner J oltn 176 Palmer Frederick 174 Ballard John Joseph172 Faulkner Charles 168 & 170 Mussell George, grocer

and draper, agent for London andLancashire Fire Office

.••..•.••... hel'e is Waldo Road . 166 Waters Jesse, haberdasher 164 Payne Mrs. Eliza, shopkeeper162 Peill James John

Holmesdale 111'iekfield &' Potteries, Peill Bros., proprietors

1J 0 Devine Mark Alfred 108 Hutson Miss 106 Brazier Henry James

Howard's Stores, Limited for all kinds of Fancy Cheese. RRml. s*

BRO~ILEY STREET DIRECTORY.

104 Newman James 90 Stockwell Richard, carman &

contractor 88 :MedhUl st John 86 Crockford Thomas 84: Jarrett.George 82 Bull James 80 Packham Frederick 78 Palmer Jesse 76 Jennings Arthur John 74 Merrett George W., laundry 72 Farrow Charles 70 Stammers James R. 68 Crause Mrs., Eureka laundry 86 Lester Walter, french polisher 64 Balcomb Frederick 62 .Mitchell Ernest 60 W oodmansey Francis, tailor 58 Ea~t George 56 Gathard William 54 Thorn PhilIp 52 Whiddett William, butcher •........ here 1S Havelock 1'oad .....•• 50 Copping & Crisp, bakers 48 Patten Frank Henry, stationer &

newsagent 46 King George Cornwell, builder &

decorator 46 Mist Miss S. A., greengrocer 44 Poole Arthur Henry, plumber &

ironmonger . 42 Sargent Thomas, grocer 40 TriggEdward,hllirdresser&tobccnst. 38 Faulkes William, bootmaker 36 Rolfe J., wardrobe dealer 34 Chaston & Sons, fruiterers 32 Chamberlain Mrs. E., draper

. 30 Pledger Alfred, tailor 28 Lidlow Alfred, fishmonger 26 WatersCharles,f>tationer,pof:lt office 24 Meat-hrel Sydney F., butcher 20 & 22 Geere William Arthur,grocery

•••.•• here is Great Elms Road' ..•••. 18 Harding William 16 Frost George Allan, The Cottage 14 Ranson Thomas 12 Atkins William 10 Jefferson Miss 8 Jefferson John E. 6 Dransfield Benjamin

4 Davies .John, Holmesdaltl 2 Mark Miss, The Priory

Hook Farm Cottages.See Bromley common.

Hooker's Place. Front 114 High street.

2 Clare Joseph William 3 Holland Frederi~k 4 Pearce Mrs. 6 Akers Mrs. 7 Wilson John 8 Killick William George

Hope Park.Front 80 London road.

[No thoroughfare.] South Side.

2 Wood William George 3 Lewis Sydney Cook 4 Hudson Henry Apps, Tudor lodge 5 Quien Frederick Carel 6 Yelverton Roger Dawson Clermont 7 Weekley Charles . 8 Adkin Benaiah Whitley 9 Salzmann Louis Francis

10 Male William, Nethercourt 11 Deedes Misses 12 Bradbury:Mrs •. 14 Williamson Walter

NorthSide. 15 Mausell-Smyth George Herbert 17 Davidson James 18 Hind Charles Rydney 23 Gibbins John Thomas 24 Davies George Frederick 25· ,Tapp :\Iiss

Horsley Road.-PALACE ROAD. 1 Everest William, Emma cottage 2 Aspland Alfred 3 Cou~ins C. fl., bricklayer 4 &. 5 Chitty &. Son, coachbuilders, &c. 6 Chitty Steven

Howard Road. From JIorgan 1'oad.

1 Burse George

Howard's Stores, Linited, for all kinds of Patent Medicines.

3 Carreck Frederick 5 Jones Daniel 7 Coates James 9 Wells Henrv Charles

11 Harriss Waiter Frederick 13 Hart John Tavner 15 Chandler Mrs. 17 Taylor Edward 19 Nicol Archibald Gourley 21 Dunn Thomas 23 Marshall George Thomas 25 Stockwell Mrs. 21 Boxall John 21 Ede William John 29 Googe William 29 Prouting Thomas 31 Nettleingham Edgar 31 Googe Elijah 33 Mepham Harry 33 8aunders Ernest 35 Alderman James 35 Joel William 37 Osborn William Edmund 37 Dellow John William 39 King Thomas Frederick • 39 Beech Alfred James 41 Pike Henry Charles 41 Robinson James Thomas 43 Batty George 43 Nash James Alfred 45 Saunders James Lucas 45 Clinch Albert 47 Hayhow Raynard W. f: 7 Roberts Lewis O. 49 Gostelow George 49 Axcell William Henry

Cross and Return, 76 Gamlin Frederick 74 White Mrs. 66 Hughes Arthur Benjamin 64 Burgess Frederick Robert 62 Chamberlain Walter William 60 Harvey Walter 58 Ford Ed ward 56 McGrath James 54 Ford John William 54 Mullins Fred Dare 52 Humphrey Thomas Henry 52 Beazley Albert George 50 Hobbs James 50 Byrnes James Douglas

48 Pearson Allan Marshall 48 Rollason William 46 Williams John 44 Dudman Spencer Norman 42 Smith Harry 40 Ferguson Allan 38 Austin William Henry 36 Jones Albert 34 Orgl~s James Robert 32 Vincent Charlts 30 ()utrid~e John Edward Guy 28 Waite William Henry 26 Paddock James Henry 24 Brown Harry 22 Sands William George 16 Francis Mrs., nurse I4 Mit0hell Benjamin 12 Clark William John 12AAndrews William Spencer 10AKimber A. N. 10 Larkin Henry William

8 Talbot Charles 8aGumbrill Mrs. 6ABroom Gilbert 4 Milligan John Ed\vard 4AMuncey Henry James Z Harbour Harry

Ivy Cottages. See Rem'eation road.

Jackson Roa.d.-BRmrLEY COHMON.

Ea.~tSide. 1 Norman 'William } Knole Hill 3 Hayward Mrs. view

Root Frank, Gainsboro' Carter George, Connemara Batchelor William, Dumbarton Bee John

75 Bristow Alfred 77 Dunmall Henry 79 Wimble Charles, Romney 81 Perkins Frederick 91 Bashford Thomas 93 Quint Charles D., school attendance

officer, Aldermary 97 Bateman Alfred 99 Waddington Henry James 103 Ware James William, Kirkby cot 105 Day William

Howard's Stores. Limited, for Dairy Fed Pork. BROM. st

214 BROML~Y STREET DIRECTORY.

107 Wright Tom ] 09 Campion John III Wood Charles 113 Kentell Fl ederick 115 Wood George 117 Whitehead James

lVest Side. 110 GUIT Harry 108 Greenaway A. 106 Edmunds Mrs, 104 Jones Harrv 102 Mitchell Richard 100 Whitehead William 98 Lowder Harry 96 Whitehead Mrs. 90 Bateman W., green,;rccer 80 Davis William, general dealer 74 Johnson William 72 Johnson Richard 70 Russell William 68 Ackhurst Thomas 66 Wright Thomas 64 Bee James 62 Westbrook Hubelt 60 Grinsted Henry

East Boundary. 54 Reeves James 52 Arrow Robert 50 Wood Charles 48 Lettington Aaron 36 Peach & Hasell. nurserymen 3G Peach Charles Henry, Kent house 34 HaseH Thomas John 32 Whitehead George 30 Blanks Mrs

;~ {Whitehead P. ... here is footpath to Farnborough ••. 22 .Boxall William Charles 20 Gurr George 10 Swatton T., Bushey coppice

8 Shorter George 1', 4 Stammers Joseph, Rosaria cottage 2 Stratton J., The Bungalow

Ja1fary Road.-BROMLEY COllIl\ION. 1'/1'011I il Southland;; 1·oad.

Right Side.2 Coveney Joseph 4 Bushell William

6 Oates Stephen 8 Hills ~~rnest

10 Bryant William 12 Hills Frank 14 Miller Ezekiel 16 Pearson George 18 Parfitt Charles 20 Wise Arthur 22 Knott William 26 Wray Theodore, insurance agent 28 Navlor Ernest R. 30 Cotton William 32 Otram Edward Helyer 36 Barris Bert, vocalist

he1'e is Nelson r(la(J~

Cross and Return. Left Side.

1 Doggett Alfred George 3 Gilbert Abraham Robert

Johnson Road.-57 BROMLEY COMMOl\:

Left Side. 1 Austen Harry Horace, ('onfectionr 3 Edmunds Albert 5 Chapman BenJamin • 7 Acworth Alvin Richard. insur. agt.

11 & 13 Mallett Mrs., laundry 15 fotaunders Arthur 19 Milstead Mrs. 21 Yeates Alfred, whedwright, &r. 23 Beauchamp William Charles 25 Eagle Henry. watchmaker 27 Powell Thomas 29 Smitherman Frederick 31 Bush Leonard 33 Cavell Herbert Thomas 35 King Edmund . 37 Anderson George 39 Eade W., watchmaker

Cross and RetUl71,

44 YeHand Henry 42 Durham Richard 40 Chisholm Thomas 38 Brown Arthur 36 Moulden William 34 Filler George 32 Smith Alfred B. 30 Hood John S. 24 Reece Albert Edward

,Howard's Own-made Brawn is most delicious

22 Austin Wilham 20 Count Charles William 18 Morey John B. 16 Orgel' Joseph 12 Westbrook Jame~, Beckington villa 10 Foster F., Bromley villa

4 DunmaIl George Edward 2 Reed Frank

King's Avenue. From QUM'nmore l'oad

Kinnaird Avenue. lt1'om London lane to Park avenue.

RigM Side. Whittingham Frederick, Kimberley Quelch Henry Charles, Sunnymede Dervouet Ernest R., Ibrox Smith SJdney, Furzedene

Left Sidl'. Smith Stanley, Penshurst Drew C. T., Druids Croft Harrington Wm. Joseph, The Limes

Knole Hill View. See Jackson road.

Lake Avenue. From Burnt Ash lao to Avondale l'd.

East Side. Benson John Allanson, Ghyll-Thorne Amsden Frank, Croft cottage Borton Rev.N eville,M.A.,Wickhansbury

lVest Side. Robson Andrew B, M., Oak cottage Jones Thomas Morris, Cae-Derw Williams Albert Charles, Oak Lea Stanger Natbaniel James, St. Ives Mantell Louis, Burnham lodge Smee Sidney, Foresterre Twallin LharIe!'!, Fairmead cottage

Langdon Road. Prmlt lVendot"L'/' road,

Rigllt Side. Denny Capt. C. T., H.N.R., Apne Ghur

Lansbury's Cottages. See lValtl" 1·oad.

Lansdowne Road.-PLAISTOW. Left Side.

1 Bowyer Henry 3 Clark Lewis, Snaefell 5 Morice Beaumont, LL.B. (Recorder

of Hythe), Treffiys 15 Springate Henry 17 Ellery William 19 Powell John 21 Dowell James Charles, Alma 23 Badder Francis Sidney 25 Palin ~filbert ..•..• here i.'] Babbacombe l'oad ..• here is footpath to Sherman road ..• 27 Willson George, Puttenden 29 Beet Henry Bohun, Brae side

here is Crescent road.

C,'OSS and Return.

64 Cooper H. E., Fernhurst 62 Bell Frank Harper 60 Moore Robert 58 Sharland William H. 56 Cohu Thomas .•• here is footway to Plaistow la ... 48 lnge 'rhomas B., Portsmouth 46 J ankinson Ernest 44 Hayman Miss, Rosemead 42 Clarke Amos, Woodbury 40 Downer George 38 Lawrence Edward, Ley ton 36 Seal Charles, Nelson 34 Davis Henry H. 32 :Miller Mrs. 28 Hossack A. H. 26 Vincent William Meeten 18 Case C. A., Glendale 16 Cole W. F. Castell. Ferndale 14 Henderson Frederick, Maisonnette 12 Clough R. Cecil, Lansdowne 10 Bath Mrs., Sunnyside

8 Inglis WaIter Henry, South View 6 Maryon William Henry, Clovelly 4 Layton John Edward, Roselea 2 Bauer M., East-Dene

Try Howard's Special :Blend Indian and Ceylon Tea at 1/10.

~16 BHOMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

Lewes ROad.-WIDMORE. Right Hand Side.

2 Harns Mrs. E. Willson Walter R.,smith and farrier Granger Robert, builder

6 Page Henry 8 Osborn James

]0 West Reuben Herbert 12 Leeves Charles i4: Tassell Thomas

Oross and Return. 11 West Jas., livery lind bait stables

9 Wraight Arthur James 7 Belsham Charles 5 Mummery Harry 3 North James 1 Gale Albert

.Liddon Road-HOMESDALE ROAD.. Right Side.

2 Gibbens Edward 4 Trondell Joseph

, 6 Canfield John 8 Bromham Edward

10 Sunnucks Alfred James 12 Bottin Thomas William 14 Godfrey Joseph16 Haynes Mrs. 18 Maskell Arthur 20 Lindsey Charles 22 Cook Harry • 24 Smith Albert Fredk., sigu writer 26 Shingleton Walter 28 Daniell William Herbert 30 Woodman James N 32 Flack Arthur Ernest 34 Sawyer Edward 38 Jupp Charles 86 Elsdon William 8a Crisp William Edward 90 Popham James 92 Barker Thomas 94 Andrews James 96 Hastings Elijah

Cross and Return. 11 Munford Charles, Rose villa 13 Penfold William J ohu, builder 15 Trower William

Lodge Road.-SuNDRIDGE PARK. Right Side-from Edward Road.

4 Worters George N., Beech Hurst

6 Gallie Miss, Shand wick 8 Robinson Mrs., Glencroft

London Lane-from Plaistow to London Road.

..• ....•. he1'(}i.~College road .••.••... 82 Jenkinson William H. ••••..••..•. hel'e al'e Allotments . ••••.••.• here z's Heat~field Road .....••.. Goldman Ferdinand C., Villa Alina

•••••...• hm'e is GilberT; i'oad . Twallin Mrs., Charnwood cottage ..•••••.• here is Wm'ner Road " 6 Farmer Frederick, Sunnyside 4: Pearsall Henry Still, Park view 2 Larke Ernest 0.. Gablccroft

Oross and Return. 7 Thompson Mrs., Heatherdei1e 9 Smith Rt. Rev. John Taylor, D.D.,

Wyverstone 11 Strafford George, Mayfield 13 Pritt Harry Walter, Branksome 15 Minpriss T. 33 Jnckson Lionel 49 Fleet Bernard Francis Rovstons 51 Lewin Lieut.-Col. Wilfred Hale,

Dorunda ••••.• here isfootpath to Suuthend ..••.. ...... here is Kinnai1'd avenue . 57 Stedman l!;dwin C., Gershom 59 .Radford Guy, The Thwaite

Loly G., B.A., A.K.C., Quernmore 63 Luker William, Homelands 65 Mead H. A., Ederlyn 67 Jeffery Frederick, Whitecot 69 Cox Mrs., Thornhay.;s 71 Woodcock Mrs., Dunedin 73 Edwards Henry, Wynnstay 75 Nalty Herbert, Carlton housfl 77 Youn~ Clifford, Woodgate

Heathcote John Arthur, Heather-croft

87 Brodie William, Strathmore . . here is Rw¥'nt Ash lane

London Road. Oontinuation (l'01n Riglb street to

London lane. West Side.

1 Lowin Miss, girls' school

Howard's Stores, Limited, for all kinds of Mineral Waters.

3 Brown Elijah, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., physician and surgeon

5 Grant-Wilson C. W., physician & surgeon, S. Winnow's

7 Whitfin Miss, Park lodge Filby Elmer George, Sunnyside

11 Ayling William Thirkettle 11 Harradine & Ayling, insur. agents 13 Knott Harry Raglan, Lauriston 27 Evans Edmund F., Uocklands 29 Cooper Geo. Quilton, Willow bank iJl Oldfield J'osiah, L.R.C.P., U.R.C.S.

)1 A., D.C.L.,physician, CarnBrae 33 Lady .1I:Jargal'et1Io:pital-H. E.

Gregory Browne& Miss L. Nye, hon. sees.

35 Ely Thllmas, Mersham lodge

............ here is Blyth 1'oad .....•...•.• 37 Thomas John Craven, architect 39 Young James, coach builder 41 Jephson John, fruiterer &c, 43 Pickard Charles, harness maker 45 Leatch John, confectioner 47 Gold Solly, hairdresser 4:9 Ginns Frank, bootmaker 51 Galton Mrs, Mary, coffee bouse 53 Hunt Stephen, grocer

........... here is Pa1'k End .....•...••• 55 Potter John, baker 57 Layton Wm. Robert 59 Burgess George James William 61 Taylor James Lennox 63 Sparks Mrs. 65 Balls Frederick 67 King William, greengrocer 69 Snelgrove Mrs. 69 Testar C, 0., bootmaker 71 Davenport Rd. Cadwright,chemist 71 Nasb Alfred W.,u.P,s., D.B.O.A.op·

tologist 73 Kealey John, tobacconist 75 Trim Frederick George, stationer &

Post Office 77 Berry Edward, butcher 81 Gibbs Henry, beer retailer 85 Beckett Thomas 87 Lampard Frederick 89 Mitchell William Thomas 91 Smith Frederick 95 Potter James 97 Russell & Son, french polishers

99 Thomas Frederick, watchmaker 101 WIlson & Co., drapers 103 Bolwell William 107 King·John Ernest •••.••..• here is Highland road ••••••••• 109 Bennett Mrs. III Hale George 3. S., Warrenburst 113 Mee Miss 115 Galloway Robed, Maitland lodge 117 Blyth Mrs., Testwood ••••••.•• here is Oaklands road ..•..•..• 121 Soden Mrs. 123 Rogerson Thomas Cooper, MA.,

B.O.L., Sherborne .••..•... here is Spencer 1'oad .

Wall Letter Bom 127 CoX:.Benjamin 129 Flint Arthur Rest, Bracken bank .••..•... here is Oaklands road ..•..•.•• 131 Bromley Park Estate Office. . . .. ,.

Cawston l:3amuel, Bromley Hill ho

East Side. here is London lane leading toPlaistow. 122 Walters Col.Herbt.A.,Leyland ho. 120 Gripper Ernest Jasper, Eistow 10. 116 Bell Rev. John [Wes.], Fernside 114 Cocks Llewellyn, Rose bank U2 Edgell Miss, Oakdene

Bromley Cemetery, George Huxley, superintendent

••...•.•. he1'e is Warner ?'oad .....•.• 108 Hinchliffe Walter, mason 108 Hinchliffe Walter, Holmdene 106 Foster Frederick . 10{ Borgnis Thomas Gurney IO~ .Bourne Frederick William,builder 100 Kirk William Joseph 98 Hobday Henry Alfred

•••.••... here is Heathfield Road . 96 Dade George, Lyndhurst 94: Child James 92 Mellon Harry H. 90 Lees Misses, Myrtle Tma 88 Sanders Miss 84 Smith Herbert .\rthur,M.D.,M.R.C.S.

Eng., L.R.C.p.Edin., Woodlands 82 Cusse Edmund, Essex lodge

•••.•. here is Wall Letter Box . ••••••.•••.• hel·e is Hope Park :•..•

Try Howard's Algerian Claret at 1/3 per bottle.

70 Webber Samuel Blatchford, Hawthorn cottage

•••.••..• here is ~Veston Road .......• 70 Bateman H. & Son, decorators &.c. 68 Hatch Mercer, photographer 6'()' Philpot Thomas William Austin 64: Machaelis Mrs. 62 Hartridge Joseph & Son, builders 60 Hunt Richard 60 Hunt ~nry R., deputy registrar

of marriages 58 Davenport Richard C.

Fire Alann 56 Knappett David, florist 54 The Beech Tree Hotel, John D.

Kincey

••••••••••• he1"eis Farwiglane .•.....•... 52 Stockwell Daniel, livery stables

Wall Letter BOJ: ••••••..•... here is Longfield •.••.......• 46 Wilcox Alfred 0. 44 Pickering John Turner 42 Marsden James Whittaker 40 Ellman Henry

•••••• here is Hammelton road

38 HUNT ALFRED A.8t. CO., wholesale & retail iron mongers, lead & glass mers. house & estatt! agts.

36 Strevens Edmund, photographer 36A, Hunt Alfred A. 36B, Pitcher Frederick 34 Crook Henry, furniture dealer 34A, Wotton Mrs. 34B, Harvey William 32 WEBB STANLEY, cycle maker 30 Hodge M. A. & C., ladies' and

children's outfitters BOA, Crozier Montague L. P. SOB, Collett Edgar 28 Emiline Madame, court milliner 28A, Drury 1\1rs. 28B, W crmleighton Sydney 26 Grisbrook Stephen,chemist&dentist 24 Partridge Frederick, grocer 22 Spencer Mrs. Frances, confectionr 20 Spooner Amos Coles, draper 18 Law Thomas, harne~s maker 16 Shew brooks Thomas, decorator

he1'e is Tweedy Road ..•••... :.:

14: Follett Joseph, baker,& Post Office 12 Cunningham John D., stationer 10 Rogers & Sons, dairymen 10 Window Cleaning Co.

8 Hart Misses, ladies' outfitters 6 Rickard William, oilman 4: Cole Albert S., fruiterer

Lon$fi.eld. 1!1'mn 65 London Road.

1 Sanders Isaac 2 Burkitt Robert 3 Peake Henry

Lower Gravel Road. See Gmt'el Road (Lower).

Lownd's Avenue.-MARKET SQUAUK.

Bennett Joshua, Rose bank Spiers & Pond. Limited(R. G. French,

manager), Stores depotPhillip's MemM'ial HOlJ1u1Jopatkie

Hospital ~. ])i~pellsal"y-E. M. Madden, M.B. & H. Wynne Thomas, M.R.e.S., hone medical officers; Miss Hyde, matron; J. M. Wyborn, hone sec.; J. G. Charles, hon. treasurer

..... lteJ'e is the Queen's Garden ....•

Madeira Avenue-BROllILEY PARK ESTATE.

Fron~ Highland 1·oad. Right Side.

Humphryes .Tames Hulse, Meadow Croft

Nash Stanley Henry, Fairfield Mitchell Thomas, Corra Lynn Pollack Walter, Miramar .....•.. .7tere is B1'omley avenue •.......

'Magpie Hall Lane.-SouTHBOROUGH. . Fletch!:r Charles Edward, Ruan

Baker Reginald, The Barn French Lewis, The Cottage Reynolds Walter, Edgbaston Sergeant Arthur Burden E Scrace Albert, Racecourse cottage

, Bromley &. Bickley Gol} Link.~ ..••. here is St. Luke's Cemetery ..... Johnson John, caretaker, Cemetery 10

'Howard's &tores. Limited, for Poultry and Game.

Manor "Cottages.See Hayes lane.~

Market Square. & 2 MAUNDER WILLIAM, baker

and confectioner 3 Podger H. & Sons, Ltd.,laundorers,

dyers and cleaners 4 & 5 Freeman, Hardy & Willis Lim.

boot & shoe warehouse (Holroyde William Frederick,i solicitor

5-{ Croome John F., collector of I King's taxes ,. Gill George J., collector to the L Metropolitan Water Board

5 Coad Percy A. architect 6 Heaysman Bros., butchers 7 & 8 Isard E. & Son, wholesale

oilmen &c .........•• ltere is Isard's yard .•••......•. 9 GREIG DAVID, provision merchnt.

10 BAXTER, PAYNE & LEPPER, auctioneers, valuers, estate, house and agricultural agents, and at Beckenham and 69,King William street, E.e.

11 WATERER de. DICKINS, auctioneers, surveyors, valuers & house, land & estate agents

Bromley Cottage Improvement Co. Limited, A. W. M. Dickins,. sec.

Bromley, Beckenham & District Mutual Building Society, A. W. M. Dickins, sec.

Bromley Conservative Registration Association, A. W. M. Dickins & John King, secs.

11 King In .• collector of King's taxes ... here are West and East streets ••• .......•• here is Widmore road .••.••••• 12 & 13 Collins Herbert, draper 14 Curwood George. outfitter 15 Dell William, naturalist 16 Haylock J. W. Lim., boot manufrs. 17 Winton'.Y lJrug Co. 18 SHALLARD, FENDT & CO.,

dyers & cleaners 19 Cooper Bros. corn merchants 20 Dunn H. G., upholsterer and under

21 Fawsitt Frederick. leather seller 22 Meredith Owen, stationer 23 Levens, Son &.Hoare, auctioneers 24 Earle MisseS-Agnes & Marion

milliners ' 25 Lovell E. M., athletic outfitter .. here are~tanhope viltasandjootpathto

Wzdmore and Masons Hilt ( Bromley County Court,Arehibald

I Ed ward Willett, registrar

Magistrates' Clerk's Ofh',:,., Archibald Edward Willett, clerk

Willett & Latter, solicitors I Latter Edward, solicitor & CO:ll-

I missioner for oat.hs Willett Archibald Edward, solici·

26 { tor, commissioner for oaths &

I perpetual commissioner for taking acknowled~ments of married women, clerk to the

I justices & registrar of county court

I Bromley ~ South Eastern Parnanent Investment Building

L Society, Wm. A. Amos, sec. ........••. here is High street ..•.•••.•.••

29 Bennett Benj. Dudley, beer retailer30 Rose and Crown, Geo. Gore Epps 31 Hopton & Sons, fruiterers 32 Duke's Head, Thos. Percv Thomas 33 Skinner & Grant, tailor" • 34 Doyle John, hairdresser 34AHead Frank E., cutler 35 LOVIBOND .JOHN de. SON J,

LIMITED, brewers ~ (Police Station,Inspector Vinceut ~ I Coster

~ -< Latter Hugh R., F.B.I., surveyor 2 I Sampsen Edward E., supt. Pru ~ L dential Asmrance Co. Limiteq

Marlborollgh Road.-BRObILEY COMMON.

From 39 JVellingtol~ Road. 1 Jarrett Thomas 2 Loder William Robert 3 Dunford Charles Henry 4 Harris Charles 5 Lloyd George 6 SOll.llCharles Herbert

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Home-made Sausages.

7 Townsend John 8 Honnor H. Marlborough laundry

Martins Road.-8HoRTLANDS. Left Side-from the Queen's Mend.

1 Mayhew George 3 Field Charles, bootmaker 5 Baldock Frederick 7 Caekett William John 9 Brown .James

11 Mayhew George J. 13 Sherwood Mrs. 15 Crickett Alfred Richard 17 Spooner Frederick C. 19 Scott Thomas George 21 Pascoe Joseph, garden9r & flonst 23 Stoyle Mrs. 25 Hillier A, J. 27 Moore Henry George29 Carr Charles . 31 Goad Horace 33 Breen Frederick J. 35 Smith Thomas 37 Ford Henry 39 Russell William 41 Wells James William 43 Furr Herbert 45 Pinion Thomas 47 Trowell William 49 Taylor William Henry 49 Taylor William Henry, jun. tum.

cock Metropolitan Water Board 51 Cooper Edward 53 Keene Oscar William 55 Ravnham Charles 57 Hope James 59 Horrill John 61 Daniell Edwin, tailor 63 Hill William

r 65 Bennett Mrs. 67 Cane .tfenry 69 Johnson Mrs. 71 Manning Charles 73 Ramsey William 75 Eggleton John E. 77 Pointer J. 79 Hollamby Charles 81 Cox Henry E. 83 'falbot J. W. R. 85 Stanton Mrs. 85 Stanton George, builder & decrtr.

87 Seller Frank 89 Green Albert James 91 Knight Mrs. 93 Gatten Edgar V. . 95 Skinner C. N., jobmaster here i8 Sh01'tland8 Station S.E.~ C.R.

Cross and Return.

102 Eves Edward, confectioner 100 Sharp Frank, fishmonger 98 Miller William J., bootmaker 96 Wailing John, general shop 94 Byfield Percy 92 Brown Walter

Sho7·tlandsCongregationol Mission, Allen Barrell, superintendent

82 Rawls John 80 Russell George 78 Bartlett Charles 76 Smith fhomas 74 Colwell Francis Joseph 72 Swindell Mrs. 70 Clarke William 68 Brigden Henry 66 Marfleet George 64 Minty John 62 Shelly Willi~ 60 Clark Thomas, jobbing gardener 118 Acton Miss 56 Coles H. 54 Mackriell William 52 Dennis Ed ward 50 Eley Robert 48 Austen William Frederick 46 Shepherd William 44 Harris William Henry 42 Lewil> Thomas William 40 Brown George 38 Minter Robert W. 36 Howard George 34 Davey George .32 Elson Alfred John 30 Leonard George 28 Cole John 26 Steer Mrs. 24 Eldred George William 22 Melrose Peter 20 Hersey Frederick Charles 18 Hendrey William 16 Parsons George 14 Smith Mrs. 12 Garrod Mrs.

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Da.iry Fed Pork.

10 Johnson James 8 Sales Henry 6 Jordan Mrs. 4 Craker Samuel 2 Coles Henry

Masons Hill. From Railway Station to Homesdale

Road. 1 Raz'lway Signal, Louis Spielmann

............ here is G1'avel Pits . 3 Newbery James. baker 5 Field Charles, bootmaker 7 Speller Harry Edward, greellgrocer 9 & 11 Thomas James P., tobacconist

& hairdresser 13 Pointer Henry, boot maker 13ALarby Jas.,second-hand bookseller 15 Johnson John, tobacconlst 17 Mead L. & Co., corn & coal merchts 19 Pelly John, confectioner 21 Waddell F. J., fishmonger 23 Palmer T. & Sons, cycle makers .....•... here are Vale Cottages . 25 Uridge's High.Olalis Stores 27 Turner George & Co., ironmongers 29 Leathern John. bootmaker 31 Herring Mrs. 'M. A .. tobacconist

and newsltgent 33 Batchelder Fredk. William, draper 35 Hankins James, butcher 37 Batchelder Frederick 'Wm., draper 39 Hinton G. H., confectioner 41 Crouch James Morton, ironmonger 41 National Telephone Co. .Limited

(public call office)St.1JfQ1·k's Club Hoom St. M£l1·k's Church Room

43 Coulter George, decorator 45 Lenton Frederick, photographer 47 May John William, watchmaker

& jeweller ' 49 Raywood & Reeves. B.P.C., iron-

mongers, builders and plumbers 51, Mead Lorenzo, Conway villa 53 Lane Mrs., Aber villa 55 Smee Albert Headley .•...•... here is ]fJxmouth Road . 39 Hodgkinson-PattenJ ohn,Littleham 61 Coad Mrs. R.H., Marley

63 Brooks William Henry ......... !wre is Talbot Road . _here isfootpath to JVidmore Road

65 Dunford Sidney TVall Letter Box

67 Davis George 69 Wraight Wm., confectioner 71 Mye James 71 Green Miss, dressmaker & rl:'gistry

office for sen ants 73 Godelmann Nic'holas, outfitter . /Iere is Prospect Place ........• 75 Ranson T , estate agent 77 Howitt John 79 Whiffen William 81 Thomas H. G. landscape gardener 81 Richards Miss A., teacher of llIu~ic 83 May James, painter & decorator 85 Joyce George F., Sinclair cotta:~e 89 Hammersley Noel 91 Crouch J. Morton 93 Knight ·Wm. Henry, rustic \Vllrks .....••• 1I.ere is Wendorer road ;. 95 Fitter Ernest Shipley 99 Duthoit John Powell. Fairndeu 101 Cooling Charles -103 Barnard Mrs. 105 Prechtel Alfred, Westdene 107 Pfeil 'Villiam, The Laurels 109 Ley James ' 111' 'VoodhamsErnest Albt.,Elmdene 111 WoodhamsMiss,professor of music,

Elmdene 118 Hellyer Bertram, Holme Lea 117 Bassett William R., Chardstock

Bond & Co., florists & nurseryuien 119 Williams Frederick J:ftmes, grocer,

& Post Offic ( 121 Beadle MISSL. B.. fruiterer 123 Crook Misses E. & M, fncy. repos. 125 Fry & Willson, sanitary engineers 127 Wright Arthur, fishjnollger . 129 West Kent Tobacco Co., whole

sale tobacconists 131 Hills A., boot repairer 135 Bennett William. grocer 137 Whayman Misses E., G. & M.,

linen drapers

. ..... here is Deronshire Squltre 139 Corke W. & F" butchers 141 Fielding Ernest, bootmaker

Howard's Stores, Lim., for :Brushes and :Brooms in great Variety.

222 BROMLEY STREE'f DIRECTORY.

143 BrieklalJer's Anus, Mrs. Isabel Mary Jhanklin

•.. here are Napie1' and StanlelJ 1·oads..• 145 Overton Brothers, dairymen 147 Timmis John, chemist 149 Taylor Miss Sarah, day school 149 Taylor Joseph & Son, builders 149 Stace & Elliot, farriers 149 Soans Brothers, cycle makers 151 Palmer H. P., tar pavior, &c. 151 Edwards J. M., jobmaster 153 Smith Fredk..Chas., Glanayron 155 Montague Whiffen, Homefield 157 Ayling T. S. 159 Hatch William, Vernon Lodge 161 Hicks William Henry 167 Knowles John & Co.,ironmongers Homesdale Road, leading to Widm01'e,

. Bickley and Chislehw's t .. Cross and Return .

.••••••.•.•• here is Hayes Lane •••..•..•••• 48 Barrett Mrs., The Hollies 46 Aitken Mrs., Heath house 44: Chatterton William, B.A., M.D., M.e.,

Chepstow lodge 42 Baker Charles M., Woodgate

.40 Reay-Pughe Rev. Charles, M.A., Rutland lodge

3d Balchin William. Inverness lodge 36 Woodward WiHiam, Cosbie 34 Richards Capt. J. C., R N., The Elms 32 Sharp Renry, Newlands 30 Selby H. T., Northfield 28 Catchpole Septimus, St. Heliers 2G Jasper Nicholas Paul St.Brannocks 24 Lloyd Maurice, St. Aubyns 22 Fielding Frederick, Lodore 20 Browne Mrs. 18 Willey William Frederick,St.Ann's 16 Barnes Joseph

•••... he1'e is Footpath to Hayes . 14: Tiger's Head, Wm. Housden Wood 12 Soames Eley, Ravenscroft •••..• liere is Suull. Iiill alldfrulway

tu Haljes. 10 Willis William, South Hill house Masons Hill National Schools.

Gi7'ls- Miss Barnes, mistress Infants-Miss Longford, mistress

here is Sandford rOJd and South Hill Park.

6 Two B1'ewe1's, Mrs. Fryer 4 Anthony Louis 2 Wood Charles, basket maker 2 Rogers G. & Son, jobm'lsters &,

,-----~ contractors . 2 National Telepho:le Co. Limited

(public call office) ••.••..• here is Simpsons 7'oad

Mavelstone Road. ]i'l'ont Pal'kFa7'lIt 1'Ofld to Sun·lrid!Jc

a'renne. Ll!ft Side.

Crutch W. F., The Mouni Ri.qht Side.

Cooper E. W., Albemarle Gra,nge De Luca G. V., Mavelstone Lamp Post L~tter Bom

Mead Villa.s. See {)1'eseent 1'oad.

Meadow Road. Left Side.-From Beckenham Lane,

1 Ransley Ed ward 5 Stevens Samuel T. 7 Rolfe W. B., Oa.'kdene 9 Fromings 'Villiam R., Fern,ia1e

11 J ullie Francis E., Haslemere 13 Thompson W .• Sunderland house 15 Tucker John, Eaton Ville 19 Tickner L., Springfield 23 Silvester William G., ilrookdllie 25 Luff William Harry 27 Lazenby Charles 35 Carroll Albert 37 Freeman Henry 43 Norman Mrs . 41'>Judge Charles 47 Harman Richard

Cross and Return • 50 Luckhurst John William 48 Oakden Charles Henry 46 Brazier Thomas 44 Field Percy 42 Sheppard Mrs. 40 Bailey Edward

Howard's Stores, Limited, for :finest ,English Cheddar.

38 Leggatt John. Florence cottage 32 Miller H., Avondale 28 Griffiths Thomas 2/) Ewins Henry 24 Whittaker Charles 20 Burgess Charles 18 Peckham William 16 Dawes Joseph -14 Bibbv Mrs. 10 Hubbard Horace 8 Mockford Frank 6 Nunn William 4 Ferris William H.

Minster Road. Frorn Plaistow lane.

Right Side. 2 Quirk Mrs. 6 Catmur Thomas Stucley

10 Spong John S. 16 Sunman \V. J., Pedna-Vounder 18 Waight Earle Roberts, A.lU.C.E. 20 Stewart Robert

Mooreland Road. From Farmig lane to JVe,~ton grove,

Fa1'1t'ig. West Side.

1 Munday Mrs. 3 Lane Miss 5 Staples Henry 7 Nichols Claud Leonard 9 Lee Thomas

11 Osborne George 13 Ford William Edward 15 Barnard Mrs. 17 J elleyman Frederick HI Osborn George 21 Skinner William 23 Hockley George25 Sharman John ~7 Gibson Joseph 29 Howes Mrs. 31 Freeman Alma William 33 Hoskins Alfred 35 Podger William 37 Hopgood James 3!) -Ellis William 4-1 Nobbs William 43 Etheridge George, chimney sweep4;; Pryer Mrs.

47 Podger Sydney 49 Wakeling Albert 51 Skinner Frederick 53 Ashdown John -55 Baker Ernest James 57 Bowen Harry George 59 Wicket'den George 61 Muncey Ernest 63 Harding Burt

East Side-- from Farwig

2 James Alfred 4 Duncan Henry 6 Chance Robert 8 Phillips William

10 Wilh:on Henry 12 Painter Chas. 14 Lee Mrs. 16 Painter George 18 Ashdown Albert 20 Dunmall Walter 22 Ray.Abram 24 (Jutmore Harry 26 Osborne Edwin 28 Hills Edward 30 Tumey Frank 32 Venters William 34 Gibson Arthur Thomas 36 Seaman John, decorator 38 Sutton William 40 Amer Charles 42 Bagwell Mrs. H Hills Henry 46 Bateman John 48 Hopgood Arthur 50 Palin Henry 52 Axcell William, boot maker 56 Jackson Mrs. Rebecca, laundress

Morgan Road. From. OoUl'ge road.

Left Side. 1 Townsend Charles Fri\ncis 3 Woodall Ed ward Arth Ut 5 Belle Martin 7 Hobbs Mrs. 9 Hooper Samuel, bootmaker

11 Eves Alfred Ernest lR Palin Elijah 15 ScarbroughThos.,piciure frame rna 17 Dowler Walter 19 Benge~field Louis

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Wines and Spirits.

25 Howard Miss 27 Deane Harry 29 Whitehead John 31 Daniels Joseph William 31 Chapman James 33 Vaughan Richard 35 Wyatt Henry Charles 3;; Cleave Harry 37 Bee Mie.s, n-arse 37 Walker Rowland Johnstone 39 Farman Frederick 39 Stagg Mrs. 41 Aylward Abram 41 Hoskins James 43 Mortimer Henry Alfred 43 Alderton James 45 Ray :Mrs. "V., dressmaker 47 Mitchell Henry Alma 47 Williams Mrs. 49 Barnard Frank 49 English Frederick John 51 Hills John 51 Findlav Robert 55 Pyrke 'Harry ~tewart Lewer 57 Frankton John Henry 57 Hills Frank

-59 Skinner Benjamin 59 Gray Walter Henry 61 Lamb Joseph 61 Miell W. G. 63 Robinson Walter James 63 Finn David Edward 65 Lee Robert 65 Brown Alfred 67 Bassam William George 67 Pickering Henry 69 Luff Rowland 69 Osborn George 71 Collier George 71 Richardson Albert

'73 DavisJohn 73 Williams Leonard 75 Studds Thomas George 75ACupeiand Miss 71 Rolfe Archibald William 79 Moody Charles Thomas 79ASlydel Ernest George 81 Johnson Alfred 85 Smith Alfred 91 Bastable Reginald 93 Rolfe Alfred Charles, insur."agent

95 Bacon Charles Matthew 97 Harris Henry, insur. assist. supt. 99 Duke George William 103 Brown William Thomas 109 Ha.ffenden George

Right Side. 2 Taylor Alfred Ernest 4 Gathergood Walter 6 Beddingfield B<,ujamin 8 Rush Frederick Walter

10 Wythe Alfred George 12 Ford Charles Edwin 14 Dunstell George Wilfred 16 Baggett George 20 Miell William John, decorator 20 Miell Mrs. A. E., costumier 22 .Baggarley Joseph 24 Bookham George 26 Gallier Richard 28 Bevan Thomas 30 Lindsay William Joseph, M.A..,

)I.D.cantab., D.P.H., physician & surgeon (surgery)

30ARhodes William 32 Stone Edward 32AMaryn James Thomas 34 Edwards Mrs. 34A Wakeley H. C. 36 Duke Ed ward W 0.1ter 36.ASwllnsborou~h Harry Edmund 38 Ahbitt Charles James 38AWenham Frederick 40 Buss Joseph William 40AArrowsmith John "William 42 Hollingburry James Henry 42A Wates James E. 44 Strong Herbert HAJ ones Frank Tom Henbury 48 Cox Mrs. 48ACrampin William 50 Park Alfred Henry 50AGimson Edward Archibald 52.ABitten John 54 Burton Louard, grocer 54AHorning Charles 56 WyndhamThomasLancelot,L.R.C.P.

& S.EDIN. physician & surgeon (surgery)

5G Pearsvn Arthur George 58 Lane William 58 Ellacot Mrs.

Howard's Stores, Limited," for Home-made Sausages.

60 Cougen John60 Bates Joseph William62 Walker Richard 62 Quinn Laurence

. 64 Hopgood Mrs.-I-- 64 Presland Alfred William 66 Burch Charles Henry68 Kempton Thomas72 Marshall.Thomas Ernest George72 Pett Mrs. 74 Blackmore Frederick William 74: Shorter Alfred George76 Ford Misses, costumiers76. Chapman Harry78 Record Frederick Charles 80 Phillips Thomas Herbert80 Peirce Henry Albert

Morum Cottages. See Farrvig lane.

Mosslea Road. From Victoria, Road.

Left Side. Bessant William Richard,The OrchardKersey Samuel, Mf'ssleaSteer Alexander, LyndhurstEwins Arthur, Wilton Marshall Frederick, GoddingtonWillatt Stephen, Springfield cottageLeggett George. Rose cottageRamsden Charles Edward, Brenda Bignold Ed ward George, Kremlin

CI'08.~ ,)' Return. Right Side.

2 Barrett John William 4 Park Herbert 5 Brisco William Charles 6 Latter Frank

Myrtle Cottages. 8er; Newbury road.

NaDier Road. Frflllt 143 jlIasons hill.

Left side. Woodhams John L., builder &c.

1 Palace Tavern, W. Bridger2 Longhorn Fredk. James,genl.stores

....•. here are Pawley's Oottages •.•...

3 Gilbert John 4: Chapman Frederick Thomas5 Mason Frederick 6 Wraight Charles7 Brown George8 Cheeseman Henry.9 Povey John

10 Litchfield William 11 Ely Aaron13 Collins Thomas 14 Elliott Thomas Henry15 Fox William George16 Tavendale Mrs. 17 Beadle James 18 Hide Wm. James, Omega cottage19 Callar William 19 Ooal Co-operative Society Lim.

F. Maddams, representative20 Boorman .-'\lfred 21 Podger H. & Sons, Limited, Brom

ley Model Sanitary laundry21 Francis George Joseph

Cross and Return

22 Bligh Thomas23AThatcher William 23 Webb Frank _ 24 Crouch James 25 Herbert Amos 211 Penni burgh Alfred27 Brazier Wm. 28 Hancock Mrs. 29 White George30 Chapman Henry31 Dunford John, Napier cottage32 Page William, Northam cottage33 West Frederick John

Sandford Henry, wheelwright34 Woodrow William G. 35 Brace Osborn 37 Dymond Alexander38 Yeates Charles 40 Sparks Edward Wm., jobmaster 41 { Sales George

Brown I. E. 42 Jackson James

......... here is 8tanle!Jroad

43 Ayles Mrs., boot and shoe makerand repairer

Corley Wm. Fredk.,french polisher

Howard's Stores, Limited for all kinds of Provisions.

22G BROMLEY S'l'REET DIRECTORY.

Nelson Road.-HAVEWCK ROAD. 1 Elliott Charles 1 Jackson William 2 Anderson Thomas 3 ( Asker Walter

t Asker Adam 4 Bryant Mrs. 5 Bray George 6 f Wright Charlest Sharp Frederick 7 Aveling George

..8 Bennett Mrs. 9 Elliott John

10 Anderson John 10 Anderson Mrs. John, laundry 11 Perks John 12 Anderson William 12 Anderson Mrs. William, laundry 14 Smith Arthur

Nettlefold's Cottages.-PALACE RD. 1 Dewbery William 2 Bird Mrs. 3 Mumford George 4 Hailstone William f Whittington Mrs.

Newbury Road.-MASONS HILL.

Left Side. 1 Church Maurice 3 Yelland Mrs., dressmaker 5 Saunders Henry 7 Coombs Willie !l Allwood William

11 King George 13 W alsham John 15 Tutchener Thomas 17 Dixon Edwm. 19 Hill Mrs. 21 Smith R. 23 Vyse J ame5 H. 25 Mullens R. T. H. 27 Herbert John & SOli, greengrocers 29 Barrett John, greengrocer 31 Dawes Henry 33 Hughes George 35 Killick J. C. 37 Hodges Daniel Alfred 39 Steers George 41 Nicholson T .. plumber. &c.

43 Murdoch David 45 Church Mrs. 47 Perrett William 49 King William 51 Wallen James 53 Reid Thomas Ashby 55 'Wright William Thomas 57 Fostall Walter 59 Muore Alfr~d, River Dene cottage 61 Negus Mrs. 63 Gane Jolm 65 Walker Charles 67 Richards Mrs. 6!l Bossom William 71 Ro)ts Mrs. 73 Bird Miss 75 l'ayne Nathaniel 77 Whitehead Stanlev 79 Pinion William .

Right Side. 2 Soans 'Valter 4 Bridger George 6 Wild Mrs. 8 King Mrs.

10 Pinion James 12 Evans Alfred 14 Lawrence E. G .. Brook cottage 16 Riches Joseph, Suffolk house 18 Killick Rowland 20 Henning George, Myrtle cottages 22 Maullton Hy. Chas. " " 24 Brazier H., Hawthorne cots. 26 Milstead Albert John 28 Harbt>r Henry Thomas 30 Tllylor George 3:3 Trindall William 34: Hannan Arthur 36 AdamsEdwd 'V.,Ravensbourne cot. 38 Lee Jesse 40 Ware George Henry 42 Lovell Edgar 44 Lowing Howard 46 Smith R. & F., jobmasters 48 Pearson Samuel, provision store" 52 Lee Thomas 54 Lowing Mrs. 56 Istead Joseph 58 Haiselden John, confectioner 60 Goodsell James 62 Skinner George Henry. 64 Marchant George

Howa.rd's Stores, Limited, for a.ll kinds of Foreign 'Vaters.

BROMLEY STREE'l'DIRECTORY. 2:!7

66 Nicho1l8 Mrs. E. 68 Hamilton James 70 Yelland James 72 Alston William 14 Tipping James 76 Young Henry Foot 78 Lee William 80 Fenwick William 82 Young Frederick 84 .JacksiJn Richard 86 Dyke Mrs. E. A. 88 OUett Danid, Primrose cottage 90 Cayzer H. T., gasfitter 92 Marchant Fred 94 Addis James A., paperhanger 96 Jefford Joseph 98 Tuffin John 100 Harpley Arthur

Newman Road.-TwEElJY HOAD. West Side.

Crowhurst Samuel 1 Crowhurst Joseph

Crowburst David 8 Budgett Mrs. 5 Uridge Mrs., Thorndale 7 U ridge 1saac

East Side.

2 Tait John William, Bramingham 4 Pearce Alfred, Westfield cottage

Nichol Lane-PLAISTOW.

1 :Marshall William 2 Fuller William 3 Picton John 4 Harding William 5 Hall G. _\.. 6 Brown Joseph 7 Barnett Charles William 8 Champion Mrs. 9 Crowhurst Mrs.

10 Hollands Mrs. Eliza, grocer and news agent

11 Seabrook Mrs. 12 Towell John 13 Rickner G~orge 14 Hobley Charles J 5 Snellgrove John 10 & 17 Wiles William

here is footpath to Gl'ove Park and JI{ottingham

20 Eastwood Henry 21 Bayes William Henry

Prince Fredel·iclc, John Benjamin Botterill

26 Wimble Edward 27 Heath Edwin 28 Leech Richard William 29 Warren George 30 Lewis Charle.s George 31 Curtis Richard 32 Lane Thomas 33 Curtis Richard

Cross and RetuI·n.

34 Williamson William 35 Harden William 36 Osborn William AH. 37 Champion Thomas 38 Stringer Mrs. 39 Brown E. G. 40 Mummery Ernest 41 Hemmings George 42 West William 4ti Stubbing Albert H Loader Richard 45 Osborne"George 46 Luck W. 4: 7 Richards George48 Hintoll William -49 Woodgate Robert. 50 Clifford Frederick 51 Pollard George 52 Hart George 1)3 Haynes GeJrge 54 Hartnup William G 55 Howse Albert 56 Dawes Henry

North Road. 2 Smith Alfred 3 Phillips John Peter, tailor 4 Russell J. 5 Lawrence Henry 6 Wickenden Alfred 7 Gibbs Robert 8 Browa Alfred 9 Bedwell Edmund

10 Tong Edward, beer retailer 12 Morris George

Oaklands Road.-BRO~[LEY PARK.

From London ,'oad. NorthSide.

2 Lightfoot .Edward Thomas,Kalmar 4 Weyman William, Fairlie lodge 6 Tatham Percy, Thorncroft 8 Wood Rev. Francis Henry, M.A.,

Brabourne cottage 10 Price Edward Ebenezer, Oaklands 12 Kenyon Granville Montague, Wy

cliffe lodge

.......here is 8pencf'r road . 14 Wingate Sir .Andrew, K.C.I.E . 16 Morris Harold, Westbury 18 Colman Montague, Bayfield 20 Smith Morton William, St. Wade 22 Selby Rev. Thomas Gunn,Basil ho. 26 Satterthwaite Colon('l Edward,

Windermere 30 Satterthwaite Major Clement,

Whitegate

SouthSide. 1 Hewett Miss, Dovedale 3 BrclVn William Charles,Penchirche

..•..•..• he"e is Grasmere road . 5 Humphrys William, Greenhill 7 Adkin Francis Newbery,Westwood 9 Berk Frederick Wm., Inglewood

11 Vansittart Hon. Mrs.,Haywood ho. 13 Lewin Harold C. Birchdale 15 Chadwick John, St. Andrew's 17 Timrnis Edgar Wm., Lyndhurst 19 Cumbers Frederick, Tewkesbury

Denell Reuben A., Castledeae Dickenson Cecil, Edmonstone

NorthSide. Quinlan Alex., cou~ty inspector of

weights and measures. foods and drugs, petroleum and explosives -

17 Davies Jaques 18 Dunn Mrs., Elrndene . 19 Garcia Edwin F., Cecil ~ottage

Oakley Road.-BROMLEY 00MMON. Left side.

1 Sharpe Rev. Clement Rene, M.A, [vicar of Holy Trinity], Vicarage

TTY "Howard's Pork Sausages, made on the premises daily.

Cross and Return

.•...... he'·e is Haxtead Road ..•..••• ;. 29 Dunford Henry, tobacconist and

ne,!,'s agent 30 Cooper W. T., grocer &c.

..•... '" here is Whm·ton road 31 Marshall H. 32, 33 & 34 Kennett Wm. Richara,

grocer and butcher 35 Woodhams Alfred 36 Maybank Henry

North Street. Prom West st,'eet to East eh·eet.

South Side. 1 Harris Josiah 2 Butler Thomas 3 Douse Sydney 4 Nash George Ernest 5 Hickmott Walter 6 Ledger Mrs. 7 Patterson Robert Souter 8 Ingles William Knight . 9 Nicklin William

10 Russell William Edward 11 Wright Ch.arles Samuel 12 Morgan George William 13 Summerfield John 14 Cann Mrs. 15 Humphrey Miss 16 Naylor Charles Frederick

13 Brown William 14 Deimis Herbert James 15 Walker Richard 16 De Bolla Joseph 17 Bax AlfredWilliam,house decorator 18 Golden Mrs. 19 Thurston George 20 Attwood Joseph 21 Wehb Benjamin 22 Waits William, bootmaker 23 Brown William 24 Tweedy Mrs. 25 Brown George 26 Winter John 27 Checkley Samuel 28 Smith William

3 Carter John, Glebe villa 5 Smith Wallace A. 7 Aylward Herbert James 9 Wickenden Walter

11 Bateman Henry George 13 Poulton John, fishmonger15 Daniels Fred D. . 17 Seal Edw.ud 19 Hammond Edward William 21 Westbrook Mrs., general shop

............ here is Cros.~Road .....•.••.•• 23 Barkin Edmund 25 Whitehead George 27 Bateman George 29 Henley Miss 31 Mills Henry 33 & 35 TIte Grape Vine, Geo. Slatter 37 Twu Doves, Hy. Edwd. Fairchild 39 Bellfield Thomas 41 Hill Mrs. 43 & 45 Mills William, grocer 47 Reeve William Presland, confectnr 49 Beckett John, butcher 51 Bowyer John 53 Kimber William 55 & 55A Jackson Albert, bootmaker

and general draper 57 Harris Chas. 59 Obie Henry 61 Davies Herbert 63 Whitehead William 65 Smith William, bldr., Betehworth

Wor{-men'sOlub~' ReadingRoom-W. w: Mills, secretary

67 Woodhouse Miss, Point hous" ............ here is Gl·avell·oad ..•.. ' 69 Boosey Arthur, The Cedars

Forge Herbert, lodge of Cedars

Cross and Return. ..... here is Barnet Wood Road .....•

AckhurstChas.,BencewellFarm cot. Grinstead Daniel, corn & coal

merchant, Bencewell Farm Bromley COllanon C. C. Ground

..•... here is footp1th to Hayes .....• Johnson Christopher, Oakley gardens Whitehead George, Oakley lodge Heims Henry, gardener, Oakley House

cottage

Orchard Place. See Walter's yard.

Orchard Road.-SuNDRIDGE PARK. Froln PlaistoJV lao to S1tndridge al"fltt.

}forth Side. 7 Bennett Thomas, Orchardcombe 9 Rae Mrs., Bowen vale .

11 Cubitt Henrv Gilbert, Oaklea 13 Corfield John, The Red cottage 15 Smith Mrs. St. John,.Spriagmead 17 Marlow.Henry, Kingthorpe 19 Sims Arthur, Tarawera 21 Street Oscar William, Whyte leafe 23 Gask Henry, Balvenie 25 Hermges Wm. Joseph, The Vron

South Side. S Swndridge Parll Estate o.ffiae,

New Farm house 10 Woodbridge Frank, solicitor &

commissioner for oaths, The Orchard

14 Moore John Howard,J.r.,Mellefont ..•..•• here i8 Pillar Letter Bom .

Palace grove. Left Side-from Park Road

1 Heaysman Mrs .• Lombard 2 Lawson Miss 3 Heppel Miss, Heath villa 4 Maddocks Mrs. 5 Dixon Turner H. 6 Copplestone John Bartlett 7 Watts E. F. 8 Beardsall Edward

10 Richards Charles de C. 11 Kirton William Pearey 13 Thewlis Charles Henry 14 Bennett Richard William 15 Springett Stephen H. 16 Palmer Miss 17 Hunt Mrs. 18 Evans J. S. 19 Thomas F.Lewis,professor of music 21 Hewett William, Percy villa . here is Shennan's road ....•..•. ............ here ore pathways to .Fa1tVl!J

and Plaistow .......•.. 23 MacGlashan Mrs. 24 Portwa.v Alfred

Howard's Stores, Limited. for Poultry and Game.

lVall Lettm' Box '?I; MonacoVincenzo Chey.,Chester ho.27 NaybrWilliam A. H. F.e.s., F.I.e.,

Wilton house :!8 Melling James~9 Mayne Robert, Suffolk house,~o Smith Mrs. E., Woolton 30 Fowler Mrs. H., teacher of wood

carving, W oolton ... •...• here zs Rodway Road 31 Charles Miss

Cross and RetU1'n.

3lAScott Mrs. 33 '3cott Mrs. 34 Joy Miss35 Bigland Mrs.36 Pain Mrs. 37 Bunn Miss 38 Johnson Charles F. 39 Price Mrs. 40. Heaysman T. H.41 Clayton John, The Firs42 Grimes Mrs. 43 Ellis William Harris H Peters James 45 Cooper Robert Henry46 Bartlett Samuel 47 Bray Robert G.. Perth House49 Bush Henry Charles50 Hanson Misses 51 Scott Mrs. Ufton house

PaJace Road.-P ARK ROAD.

Left side. Prangle William, chimney cleaner

2 Everett Richard, shoemaker3 Attwood A. 4 Symonds Thomas5 Fitch George6 Turner Thomas Robert 7 Scott Benjamin F.8 Whyborn H.:) Wa~horne David, florist

10 Gray Maurice11 Knott Alfred 12 Howes William 13 Banks Joseph14 Stebbings John15 Gorham William 16 Casemore Henry

17 Beck Ernest 18 Oswald Albert 19 McGlynn Edward20 Hudd Ernest 22 Budgen John Henry23 Biggin Samuel W.24 Jordan Henry25 Crockford Henrv 26 Metcalf Charles' 27 Pearce Mrs. 28 Wyborn Ernest29 Tancioni Rienzi, watchmaker30 Muffett WIlliam 32 Presla.nd John Thomas, turncock

Metropolitan Water Board33 Jackson Daniel 34 Mersh William, sen. 35 Nye William Geor~e, teacher of

the violin 36 & 37 Nye Henry, cabinet maker37 Nye Henry James38 Tipping John Eli39 Bailey Alfred, builder, &c.40 Towell Harry41 King Mrs.42 Pepperell Robert43 Wolio Henry George44 Capon & Son, butchers 45 Barlow Harry, fishmonger, &c.46 Cook Misses. drapers47 Holdsworth Herbert, grocer ..• here is footpath to Palace Grove ., •••... here are Nettlejol:fsand Sincl::tir's

Cottages •.......•........ 48 Miles Wm .•coffeeand dining room.•49 Munn Charles Henry. hairdresser50 Bastable Arthur, butcher .. he7·e i~ Horsley 7·oad . 51 Wells GeorgeIi2 Burbidge Charles53 Stringer Edward54 Mersh Tho,>.,carman &coal mercht

CrOS5 and Return.

55 Balls Alfred Thomas 56 Pegman Edward57 Shuley Thomas58 Payn'3 Ernest59 Fitch Samuel 60 Foster Harold

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Canadian Hams.

61 Sears George 62 Ladd William 63 Webb Jas.coachsmithand beer ret. ............ here is N01'tlt Road .......••.. 64 Parsons Horace, beer retailer 65 Johnson Henry G. 66 Stokes Alfred 67 Dennis Charles 68 Chapman Henry 69 Fowler William J. 70 Turvey William George 71 Burbridge Ed ward 72 & 73 Grainger Samuel C., plumber,

&c. 74: Thomas Mrs. 75 Giles James, undertaker & carpenter 16 Pavitt Frederick 17 Cousins Leopold Jas., facia writer 18 Cooper Alfred Henry 79 Wolfe John 80 Mills William 81 Waters James Alfred 82 Shoebridge William Henry, clothier 83 Angell John 84: Pavey John 85 Maher Edward Francis .86 White Mrs. R., grocer 87 Relph Miss Kitty, confectioner 88 Norman Edward, dairyman 89 Richardson Thomas, baker 90 Anglesea Anns, Michael Carroll here are Ann's Cottages 4' Park Cot,. .91 Hudd Harrv 92 Reeves Samuel 93 Seward William 94 Miles James 95 Le Pard Frederick James 96 Allen William 97 Brown Charles J. 98 Allen Robert 99 Banks J a :nes

100' Towell Edward 101 Culver L. A., draper 102 Kober Charles, confectioner 103 Saunter Harry, bootmaker 104 Wood William & Son, greengros 105 Brown Edwd.Alfd.,oil &colourman 106 Weekes Albert Thomas, hairdrssr 107 Chitty Charles, smith

Park Avenue. Ij'1'o1l/Burnt Ask Lane.

Left Side . Q1w1'n1n(lre Kindergarten SehooZ-G

Loly, B.A., A.K.C., principal ..•..• here 'is Kinnaird avenue . Mansell Edmund George, Maydor

Right Side. Wilson Edward Dwight, Lullingstone .. ...• ltere is Que1·nlIWl'e. road , ..... KinnairdPark Girls'SelwoZ(bralldt

of Belmont)-Miss Hackforth, B.A , head mistress

Park Oottages.-PALACE ROAD, 1 White Walter 2 Earl Charles . 3 Crawley Bphraim James 4: Murphy M. 5 Walsham John 6 Brigden Charles 1 Rushton David J.

Park End. F1'mn 21A London road.

South Side • 1 Prosser William 3 Elliston Robert 5 Yeoman William 1 Kirby Miss 9 Lawson Mrs.

11 Levett Ernest 13 Fermer Adgitt Thorpe 15 Taylor Andrew. 17 Ellis Henry Thomas 19 Barriball George 21 Marrable Richard 23 Jenkins Charles

Rickett, Smith & Co. (incorporatell with Rickett, Cockerell & Co. Limited ) (stables)

25 Terry Henry 27 Miles Miss 29 Bolton John 31 Napier James Albert 33 Hobbs William Amos 35 Gumbrill George 37 Steer Harry Parroll 39 Smith Richard D. 41 Smith Charles

232 .BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

43 Bunting Frederick 45 Osborn George Ernest 47 Collicott Harry Sturman 49 Howes Edward James 51 Hanmore Frederick 53 Mansfield Samuel 55 Jeffries James ...•.... here is Hiqhland road 57 Barker William 59 Hulbert Frank 61 Kempson Henry 63 Balls Arthur Charles G5 Osborne Frederick Thomas 67 Trower Edward 6!:) Davies John 71 Hill Charles Anthony 73 Cockrane Thomas, Ashley villa 75 Cooper Edward James 77 Cocking Henry 79 Pocock Sydney Albert 81 Smith Herbert 83 Garnham Charles Ed ward 85 Stone William Thomas 87 Sayers Thomas 89 Bryant Albert 91 Finch Henry 93 Pocock George William 95 Munson Robert Henry 97 Verrell Herbert ~9 Ditton Power 101 Allen Charles

NorthSide. 2 Fielding Ernest, draper 4 Andrews Thomas L. 6 Margetson J ohri 8 Middleton Henry Philpot, water

inspector 10 Brown Mrs. 12 Huxley Geo. Edward 14 Scutt Warden 16 Hunt Edward 18 Battsoll William John, builder 20 Jenkins Mrs. 22 Kent Mrs. 24 Fuller William 26 Judge Thomas 28 Jerome Charles 30 Thorpe Mrs. J., registry office fOf.

servants 32 Kent John 34 'rhorne .George William

36 Belsey John

East Side. 38 Wells George, grocer 40 Dunn Edward 42 Follett Ed ward Gore 44 Knight 'l'homas 46 Crickett Frederick George 48 Wise Henry

. 50 Crickett Henry 52 Hills Mrs. 54 Knight Thomas, cabinet maker56 Kettel Ed ward 58 Collins Mrs. 60 Knight William Charles 62 Wray Mrs. 64 Avis George 66 Wale Mrs. W., upholstress 68 Bond Frederick 70 Perry Mrs., Holmleigh 72 Ball Benjamin, bootmaker 74 White William G. 76 Porter George Richard 78 Hards William Neville 8u ParsoLs Mathew 82 "Duplex" Cycle Stand CO.-E.

Monkhouse, sec. 84 Clarke Miss 86 English Ralph 88 Brown James 90 Davies Frederick 92 Hall John 94 Jessop George 9~ Wright Samuel 98 Green Henry 100 Weston George 102 Bennell William 104 Kent Spencer

Park Farm Road. F1'011l IVidmore rd. to Elmstead lao

Right Side. ............ her-cis Hill Brmv ....•.•.... Carey Wilfrid Hardace, Hillside Heaword Mrs. Brown Thomas H.

.Park Grove.-PARK ROAD 1" Ingleton Henry 3 Nye Frederick William 5 Draper Edward D., solicitOl &

commissioner for oaths

. Howard's Stores,~Limited,for all kinds of Provisions.

7 Darby Mrs.9 Payne Ernest Russell

11 Bushby William, Cover side13 Smidt Peter, Waverley15 Dean Frederick 17 Prout John Arthur 19 Bevan Matthew Henry21 Lee Harry

Cross and Return. 2 Strong Mrs.

Park House. See BeclttJnham lanf'.

Park Road. From Widmore -'road to F1'eelands rd.

Left side. Baptist Chapel

1 StringerEdwardBelcher.Egertonlo. ••.......... ltere zs Palaceqrove ..•..•••.••

3 Hanson Conrad Wild 5 Ellen John Sidney9 Shillcock George

11 Collins Thomas 13 Webb Thomas Henry15 Tremlett Frank 17 Porter Mrs. •.••.•.•.... here is Palace l'oad ........•••• 19 Crown ~. AncllOr, William E.

Merrington21 Nye & ::;on, grocers-Post Office 23 Blackwell Miss, dressmaker25 Fry Charles 'William27 Stupart Miss29 Light Edward31ASlater Mrs., Trevena31 Jeffrey William

Jeffrey Mrs., Chasemore33 Dryden Mrs., Breamish33AMiller Arthur, May lodge35 Heaysman Thomas, Delaware37 De la Condamine Mrs., Haxted hOe

St. John's Church

.••.••..• hel'e is Pm'k GroL'e 39 Avis David, Abbey gate41 Dickeus Arthur, Linwood 43 Bell Lindsay, Holne cottage45 Shoebridgt: William H., The Nook47 Willey Miss, Komani

. •.••• here is Freelands 'road ..•.•. •••..• here is Uppel' Pw·k 1'oad ..•...

Cross and Return. 74 Allen Miss A., dressmaker

{Brown George

72 Brown Miss Alice, dressmaker 70 Allen Herbert James

. 68 Flick Frank 66 Moon William Wallis 64 Simmons Frederick R. 62 Leekey Gabriel John60 Broomfield Mrs. 58 Monkhouse Miss C. H., dressmaker 56 Baker Charles 54 Plowright Mrs.52 Wakefield Mri'. 50 Nesbitt Mrs. 48 Ralph John, carpenter46 Levey Geo.44 Hadden Miss S. L., dressmaker42 Waters Peter 4 f Barrow William o (. Sawyer Mrs., school38 McGeorge,Henry Thomas36 Dunn Edward, senior

Dunn H. G., furniture depository34 Amos William Alex., Norland cot. 32 Strudwick Mrs. 30 Cole Sydney George28 Wyborn Mrs.26 Boaks Herbert 24 Bourne Rev. Alfred, B.A. 22 Reed G. Dayrell

.... here m'e Denmm·k "Villas

18 Cooper Mrs., costumier16 Browne Miss 14 Hopkins The Misses12 Bradshaw George Ed10 Nash James Thomas 8 Simp~on George6 Northam John Thomas 4 Gri.stwoodGt:'orgeWilliam

Park Road (Upper). 1 Cumming Rebert3 Weeks Frederick 5 Alston Charles Robert. Loancrofl 7 Morton Mrs., Valetta 9 Crigan Mr~.

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Pickled and Smoked Ox Tongues

234 ----

.•• hm'e isfootlcay to Freelands road.... II Man Fredk. Hy. Dumas,Harleyford 13 Barker Rev. Peter, M.A •• St. John's

Vicarage 17 Fairley Mrs" l::iunnydene 19 Palmer Miss 21 Kelleway Harry Yelf, Homewood

Cross and return. 16 Rogers Kenneth, M.D.LOnd.,L.R.C.P:

LOnd., M.R.c.S.Eng. 14 Taylor Seaton F., Fairlawn 12 C01l!ins Charles, Pembroke house

Pawley's Cottages,-2 NAPIER. ROAD.

1 Franklin W. 2 Smith James 3 Johnson Mrs.

Payne's Cottages. See lValter's yard.

'Plaistow. Burnt Ash Lane•....•... l/erc i; J.Yicllflllane

BURNT ASH LANE. 2 Newman J.

4:. Thurling Charles 6 Tennant A. 8 Roberts Frederick John

HILL VIEW COTTAGES. 14 Wilson Henry 13 Lipscombe Mrs. 11 Hawes Josiah Henry, tobacconist .......... herc is Gladwe1l1·oad ........•. 10 Brooks Richard

7 Ley Joseph ..•.....•. here i~ lIilldl'op 1·oad .

4: McCarthy John 3 Godfrey John 2 Blackburn Robert Charles 1 Atkins Frank

Plaistow Cemetery, Charles Sheldon superintendent

Vigers Mrs., Vale cottage Randall John, Hall Farm house here i-~footway tn J.lIottinqhm1/. .,.

Cross and retUl'1l • Walker Alfred, 2 Sundridge Hall

Farm cottagesSharp John, 1 Sundridge Hall

Farm cottages RidewoodW m.,SundridgeHall farm Noad Thos. Wm. Sundridge honse

.....•... here is Avondale road •••.... : •.• h.ere is footpath to SOllthend ..• .....•..• here is Lake avenue ...•••... 23 Marks M. Herbert, Oldbury 15 Whvte William ......... " here w Park avenu,e ..•.•.... 11 Marshall Mrs. 9 Vaset S. Archibald, Beechcroft 7 Cunningham Robert Macfie, Morn

ing Dawn 5 Heywood Thomas, The Old Sum

mer house Neely William, Yew lodge

1 Prebble William, architect & surveyor, Kinnaird Park

•••....•• here is London lane

Plaistow Grove.-PLAISTOW.

Fl'om Plaistow lane. 67 Hughesman Charles, Ekowe 63 Monckton William James, Aldeby61 Rockall Jonathan, Amersham 59 Poole Bert J osep h 57 Hendrey Mrs 55 Russell George 53 Roffey Mrs. 51 Preston H. J. 49 Elwin Sydney William 47 Singfield Mrs. 45 Ed wards Thomas

St. jJf([rJl, Plaistow, IIMtitute 41 Smith William Ship, Laurel Bank 39 Springate Thomas R 7 Brown George 35. Crane James 33 Deamer George William 31 Burrows William Robert 29 Phillips Richard William 27 Foreman John 25 Haywood Edward 23 Alexander John Morcl 21 Boaks G. J. 19 Carter Arthur 17 Hood Leonard Harry

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Bottled and Cask Beers.

BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 2:35

15 Tozer Frederick Ernest ]3 Pope J. !:I, 11 Osborn A. H.

9 Green' John 7 Soper William 5 Ward R. 3 Young William 1 Godfrey Ernest

Cross and RetUl'n.

2 Christer Ed ward 4 Fairweather John 6 Waters John 8 BengeH.

10 Pollard William, bootmaker 12 Dunmall Harry 14 Langham Johu J. 16 Snelgrove Jl.lmt's 18 Smeeth Mrs. 20 Sizmur Mrs, 22 Poole E. 24 Stanto11 Noah 26 Wickings Edwin 28 King Miles 30 Smith William 32 Drew MrR. 34 Perry Mrs. 36 Bennett Alfred 38 Piper Frederick 40 Threadgold Henry

Plaistow Lane. here is Nichollalle

Marsh Brothers, grocers ... ,.. .. here is l1Bnste1' 1'oad Sundridge Pam de1 Barker James, dairyman 2 Everett F" fruiterer 3 Wilson Charles, butcher 4 & 5 Sawyer Ernest William, motor

& cycle maker 6 Evans Lewis, builder 6 National 1eleplwne Co. Limited

(public call office) TVall Letter Box

........ here is Garden 1'oad 47 Prior Albert Edward, Nara 4:9 Cazeaux Edward, Castilla 51 Bate Surg.-Lieut.-CoI. Abraham

William, M.D.,L.R.C.s,I.,Tregenna 53 Bruce Robert, Greenmount

55 Beddome I.eonardWm.,~heringhalll 57 Bath Richard H., Wansunt 59 Airey Richard, Dromore 61 Lewin W. J., Senlac 63 Peachey George, Heatherhurst 65 Manger George, Lynwood kere is Edward 1'oad leading to Lo(qe

road . ..•..•..• Iwre is Sund1'idge parlt ..•...... 67 Snelgrove John, Sundridge Park

(lodge)77 King John 79 Vick George Moor

Pillar Letter Box 81 The Religious of the Holy Trinity

Freelands, The Mother Superior 81 Oonvent of Tlw Holy T1'init!J

F'l'ench and Jj}nqli81~School Ball Nicholas, the lodge (Freelands)

St. Joseph's Catholic Church 83 Ford Rev. Thomas [C:ltholic].

Presbytery ......... he1'e is Orchard road ,

Satterthwaite Clement Heury, carman & contractor, Sundridge Park Farm

91 Wallis George 93 Joiner George 95 Henwood Alfred, Beechcroft 97 Hardy Miss, Milverdsle 99 Temperley John R., Veronica 101 Griffith Henry, Oak End 103 Room Herbert J . 105 Earl Samuel Robert 107 Porter S. W. ..•..• here is Sundridye (n'enuc

............ here is Widmore .

Cross and Return.

104 Ewins George, Ivy cottage 102 Hay William R. G., East Hopes 100 Moger Walter Henry, Ralston 98 Dale William Halsted.solicitor and

commissioner for oaths, Ingleside .••... hm'e is Bromley C.O, Ground ... , .. 96 Goodyear Thomas Edwd.,Rothesay ......... Iz€re is Homejield l'oad ~.. ...... here is Uppe1' Park road

I 94 Devitt Frank, Hill Brow

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Irish and York Hams.

236 BRO~ILEY STREET DIRECTORY.

92 Spence Robert, Waldron 88 Knowles Miss, Elsternwick

......... here is Freelanrls road . Perry Henry, Middleton

68 Hunt William Frederick, Delta

......... here is Rodwayroad ..•..... Hieks Henry, Abingdon house

66 Dav John 64 Hardingham Nathaniel, 1.S.0.,

Meadowcroft 62 Sharp Wm, F. B., La Chatelaine 60 lJheeswright Mrs., Parkhurst 58 Potter Charles N., Fernwood 56 Berger Harry, Burwood 5i Hollams Edwd.Percy,St. Andrew's

......... here is Lansdowne 1'oau ........• 52 Marsh Mrs., Rydal Mount 50 Davidson Theodore, N utfield 48 Griffith Frank, J.P., The Gables

Fire Alarm Pillar Letter Bom Sundridge Park Railway Station,

Edward Christer, station master Smith W H. & Son, bookstall

..• here is road to Queen's Cottages ..• 46 n'omn Hotel, James Chas. Plater 44ASutton George 44 Perry Mrs. 42 Burrows Albert 40 Robertson John 38 Osborn William 36 'Whiffin William 3~ Thornton Mrs., confectioner 30 Richards John, watchmaker, &

Post office 28 Waller Charles 0., general shop

.. ..... ••.. here m·e pathways to Bromle!! and Farwig •...............

......... here is Plaistow Grove .....•... 26 !\shby Walter, confectioner U Clarke Mrs., shopkeeper 22 Wright Albert Edgar 20 Groombridge Frederick 18 A-sh Mrs. 16 Winterman Henrv James 10 Singer Richard, bootmaker 8 Sexton John William, greengrocer

.....••.. here is Cambridge road .••.. ". •••.••... here is College road ........•

:Plymouth Road-FREELA.~DSROAD.

1 Waters John Robert 2 Mitchell'Edwin 3 Kingsnorth Frederick 4 Harvey George 5 Woodhams George W., jun. 6 Cronk C. Robert 7 Cope William 8 Druett Mrs. 9 York George

10 Wallis Joseph 12 Simpson William 13 Gosling John 14 Chapman Mrs •

Oross and Return. 16 Purdy George 17 Ridley Mrs. 18 Whittington Mrs. 19 Bowers Edward 20 Clayton Henry 21 Cossom Frank 22 Burbridge George 23 Ince Arthur 24 Page Henry 25 Carrigan Thomas 26 Fagg John 27 Ransom George 28 James William 29 Gibbins Harry James 30 Fassam Mrs. Emily, fishmonger

:Police Cottages.See Stanhope villas.

Pope Road.-o3 BROMLEY COMMON •

Left Side. 1 Willson William Ed ward George 3 Baker George 5 Ranson Joseph 7 Cording Thomas 9 Webber Frank

11 Hibbert George R. 13 Hoare Joseph 15 Westbrook Joseph Henry 17 Cripps George 19 Coffey William

Howard's Stores, Limited, for the finest Ceylon Teas.

BROMLEY STREET DIREOTORY. 237

21 Howes Henry 23 Johnson Frederick 25 Coulter George 27 Rumph George 29 Slade Robert Richard 37 Underhill William •••.....• here is Chatte1·ton road ••••••••• 39 Russell Benjamin 41 Rayfield James WilJ,iam 43 Tedman Samuel Charles 49 Ralph Richard 51 Smith Mrs. 53 Archer Emanuel 55 Duddy George 57 Hopwood Mrs. 59 Archer .l!Jmanuel, jun. 61 Coleman Alfred 63 Knight Thomas 65 Humphries Charles 67 Golduph Isaac 69 Ambrose William James 71 Gage Thomas 73 Curtis Seymour75 Boxall George 77 Morley Frederick 19 Waters Charles ..•..•..•... here z's Union road ••••••••••••

Cross and Return. 72 Thorpe Thomas Charles 70 Allaston Charles 68 Gearing Thomas 66 Humphries Henry 64 Boakes Horace 62 Marshall Charles 60 Morrison Thomas 58 Limebeer Arthur, bnilder, decora

tor & shopfitter 56 Humphrey Thomaa 54 Humphrey J~sse 52 Nash Edwin 50 Prebble Alfred 4R Hodder Mrs. 16 Carter Charles

. 44 Harding Alfred W. 42 Turner Mrs. 40 Humphrey Richard 38 Asker George 34 Dray Edward William •...•..• here I~S Chattel·ton road •••••••••

32 Parker :Miss, lanndry

30 Stanton Samuel 28 Barnard Thomas Henry 26 N ewick John 24 Burgess George William, 22 Ford Herbert 20 Staples William Frederick 18 Marks Charles Edward 16 Porter James Thomas 14 Rump Samuel 12 Brooks William" 10 Humphrey Basil 8 Goodhew Daniel 6 Alexander Edward T. 4 Wyatt William 2 Keene John W .• Pope villa

Prospect Place. From 73 .I.Jfason8 hill.

1 Heslop Mrs. 3 Taylor Alfred

Cross and Return. 32 Hickmott Albert 30 White Mrs. 28 Webb Frederick 26 Ovenden Frederick 24 Markwell John 22 Vincent John 20 Dunn George 18 Ray William Hi Siney Henry John 14 Vyse Henry James 12 CoIlins William 10 Wickenden Sidney Arthur 4 Cook James 2 To\vnsend Richard

Q1leen Anne Avenue.-SOUTH HILL PARK •

Left Side. 1 Smith H. P. B. 2 Kerr Charles Richard, Glendown 3 Ridge J. S. B. 4 Denniss George 5 Boyd Percy. Alcedo

West S., The Homestead Bennett George W., Edendale

6 Zimmermann Mrs. M. Perkins Arthur, Glynnhall Heath Mrs. B., Brockenhnrst Jones Charles Henry, Woodville

Howard's stores, Limited, for Irish and York Hams.

BROMLEY STR~ET DIREC'l'O.ln.

Tholmrn Arthur Glascott, Kinnoul Sanders J. J., Redcourt Drage Lieut.-Col. William Henry.

D.S.O., RingwoodJarvis Mrs., LindenWoodall Mrs., SilverthornWatson Herbert, Beechwood Wilkins Alfred, OakdeneDavis WaU~r, Ashleigh

O"OSS and Return. nickinson Mrs., DonnybrookeLansbury Montague William, St.

Helens Canlwell J. H., Linton _ Fraser Miss Katherine. ladies'

schcol, FairburnBradshaw J. R, Claremont Stuchley-Coulter John, KnoleWalker Adam, MaycroftSquire Hugh, Ladbroke

Queen's Mead Road. 1 lngall Charles E., Lenfric2 Clarke Charles B. 3 Stanley Lionel4 Hillier Arthur Cecil 5 Hoare George R.6 Avis William f3 'Varmington Richd., Bradbourne9 Thohurn Ralph M.

10 Trevett Joseph, HaulfanWidgery .James, LynmouthHardy Walton, Hill View

13 Bailey Frank G., Wooda St. J.lfary's Conmlescent Home-

Miss Lloyd, matron ..•... here is Bromley Gm'dens ..•..• 15 Routley E. W., M.D., physician &

surgeon, Grasmere . Bean E. J.,Mead cotta~e Thompson William, The Firs

18 Marshall William Norman, Raven&bourne

Ashley Alfred, SunnysideHOlvardEsler, Antrim cottage

Queen's Road. Fr01n 30 lVid11lore }'oad.

Left Side. 1 Mitton Frederick

3 Pannell William 5 Naish Walter George7 Jackson Albert 9 Kew Harry Wallis

11 Clark Mrs. 13 Hardy Percy William15 Fletcher Millses 11 Weatherstone Ernest 19 Woolley Capt. T. S. M.21 Dunn Edwaro George Adam23 Lord William Akers

Quern.more Road. From Pa.rk al"en/le.

East Side. •Balfour George, WoodvilleHughes Reginald, The RosaryShaw ,John Edward. Silvermead

:Gibson William Henry, Ardleigh West Side.

.......... here is King's at'Bnue •....•.... Collen Frank Williams, BrantwoodMansfield Frank Herbert, EngadineJones l!'rank Evelyn, CharltonHollocombe John, Southwell

. Raglan Road.-BROMLEY COMMON. Left Side-from Msrlborough Road.

1 Dover Robert 3 Eves A. 5 Smith Ernest Frederick 7 Willis William Alfred, Grassmerc9 Eves George

11 Spooner George13 Howlett Leonard 15 Sandy William. Rose cottage17 Bellingham Richard.Myrtle.cottage19 Coles Herbert Harry21 Bowyer Joseph23 Pearce Herbert ..•••.••.... hel·e is Nelson road . Raglan Road Council School:

Owen .Edwin, head master of boysMackie Miss A. M., head mistress of

girlsFluck MifsE.head mistress of juniorsHodgson Miss. head mistress of

infants . T. W. B'urge!'s,caretaker

St .. 'Luke's institute, G. II MlI.rtin,~aretaker

Howard's Stores, Lim., for Cut Flowers and Hot House Plants.

BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 239 -------~----- --- -- . -------------------~----------

Bromley PnbUc Library (branch library), Frank Seward, librarian

St JoltnAmbulance BrigadeBromley Division( St.L1lke'.~IJl,ytit1ltion )-J. H. Yolland, ~I.R.C.S.ENG., surgeon;2nd 01. S.O. Cooling, hon. treasurclr; 1st C1. S.O. F. Field, secretary, St. Luke's Institute

Cross and Return. 28 Cradock & Gosling. butchers 26 Ansell James 24 Lee A. J. 22 Dunn William 20 Brundish George 18 Meggs Joseph 16 Evans J. W. 14 Herbert J. ) 2 Browne Andrew 10 Collet Mrs.

8 Clifford Arthur 6 Bloomfield John 2 Samuels Frederick

Railway Station-S.E.&C.R. (8th.) Maynard John, station master. Cran.

brook Griffin Albert, coal merchant Knowles John & Co. drain pipes, lime

& ceinent merchants Mead L. & Co., coal merchants Peill Edwin, coal mer~hant Smith W. H. & Son, bookstall Cabmen's Shelter.

Railway Station yard, Bromley north-So E & C. R.

Pain 'Villiam H~, station ma:ster Grinsted D., corn merchant Darby Brothers, builders' merchant!l

and stone masons Rickett, Smith & Co. (incorporated

with Rickett, Cockerell & Co. Limited), coal merchants

Hinchliffe Walter, stone mason Mersh W., coal & lime merchant Hopton & Sons, coal merchants Anglo.American Oil Co. Limited ~mith W. H. & Son, bookstall Cabmen's Shelter

Ravensbourne Road.-HIGH STREET.

1 Roberts Thomas, The Anchorage 7 Peill Frederick William

17 Chard Alfred 19 Stokes Harry21 Lee Mrs. 23 Ayers James Harris 25 Barnes :\frs., Fern cottage 27 Colven Charles 29 Herring Mrs. 33 Meredith Miss 35 Deller Ed ward, Blenheim villa 37 Mitchell Miss, Marlings 39 Padgham Edward

Letter Bom on Lamp Post 47 Swann Misses 51 Franklin James Curtis, L.R.C.P.,

L.R.C.S. Edin. 53 Yeates Augustus 55 Leeming John 59 Harris Arthur Liston 61 Driver Albert here is footpath t'J A.ylesbU1·!J road

and Piekhurst Gl'een 63 Taylor James Paul, Burnside 65 Hockaday William, Heatherlie 67 Manser Charles •••..•... here is Ethelbert road .......•

(Jross and Return.

30 Milbank Percy, Dane cottage 26 Porter Edward, Llanberis

•.••.•.•...• here is Ringel'S road . 2~ Attwood William Joseph, The Vale 16 Dawes Henry, boys' school 10 Nops Walter, I.S.O., Elmdale 8 Leworthy John Henry, Caerde'ln 6 Filmer William Stronghill, Hillside 4 Quicke Arthur, South Bank

Recreation Road,-Beckenham Lane. . Left Side. 1 Dymond Mrs. A. 3 Ellis Richard 5 & 7 Martin Alfred 9 Nash George

11 Godfrey William 13 Ellis Walter 15 Waters Herbert 17 Wilson Charles

Howard's Stores, Lim., for a1l1eading brands of Champagnes.

Right Side.

6 Dickins Mrs. M. J., Bleakhouse

12 Tubb William 10 Harford Thomas 8 Pengelly F.6 Huxley L.4: Bridger Charles2 Etherington George

Ringers Road. Left Side-from High Street.

1 HaslegraveFrederickG.A.,Ashleigh5 Cluse H. S., The Firs

Cross and Return. 32 Randall Philip Nicholas, l't1.B. LOnd.

L.S.A., Aldermary30 Higgins William Valentine,

Durnovaria 20 Couldrey Walter, Nuneham16 Scott Arthur 14 Beaumont Lewis, Arundelle 12 Alexander Mrs. J., Highleigh10 Livesay Nathaniel Dunbar,TheDen6 Macgregor Rowland, Boyne house4, Sandison John, Avon house 2 Pearce Mrs., Roseville

Roc1way Road.-ALDEHMARY PARK. F1"Om. Hawe.'] ro(} d.

1 Law30n Miss, Bromley- NursingHome, Somerville

3 Marsh William Ernest 5 Simpson George. Saltwood7 Rose George9 Hersee Mrs. --

II Meier- Caspar Gottlieb, Rodway lodge

13 Harvey Arthur H., Hoon-Hay15 Astle Arthur. Warreston 17 Rendel Mrs. L., Lochranza19 Taylor George21 Mackenzie Rev. D. F., M.A., B.D.

[Presbyterian], Lovedale23 Charles John G., The Croft

lVall LUter Bo:c 25 Whitlock Mrs., Eynsford

Nutting J')shuaBurr Thomas

1!) Parrott H. 21 Waters William 23 Waters Sidney25 Goodwin Frank 27 Barber Walter 29 Ings Frank George31 Hardin~ James 33 Kinsman Thomas 35 Mockridge Mrs.Elizh.,general shop37 Fry Mrs.39 Farmer George, tailor41 Fox Harry43 Staples George45 Johnson George47 Finch Mrs. 49 Flack Herbert 51 Flack Alfred 53 Booker James 55 Green George57 OsbornWalter 59 Mellis W. S. 61 Walsh John 63 Parrott Edward 67 English Walter H.69 Parrott Thomas

Cross and Return.

.•....... here is Martin's road 54 Johrcock Thomas 52 Parrott Charles 50 Scutt Mrs. 48AWitham F. J. 48 Goulder A. T. 46 McCullochJohn 44 Craker Richard 42 Cox Frank 40 Barber George38 Ridley Henry William36 Wickens Harry34 Workman Alfren 32 Harris Walter 30 Johnson Thomas 28 Wood Henry26 Salmon Thomas

Ivy COTTAGES.

24 Knight Mrs.22 Glenville John 20 Sayer Albert18 Crisp Alfred Arthur16 Norman William 14: Batchelor George

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Ready-Dressed Ox Tongues.

€manu~1 S(boOltWand$",O~=.mon, S.W.

Near Clapham Junction.

Founded 1594, by LADY DACRE, in Westminster.

Rev. A. CHI! TON, M.A., Head Master.

:Jl ~ub1ie Endowed Se6oo1for fi3oys. :Boarding ~ ~ay.

c4pply fo1' Prospectus to tbe CLERK~ ENDOWED SCHOOLS~PALACE ST.~ S. W. As also fof' CPf'ospeciusesof the following equally good Schools:

Westminster eity School, PALACE ST., nr. VICTORIA STATION.

For DAY BOYS. " Founded by Royal Charter, 1633.

Grey eoat School, Near VICTORIA ST., WESTMINSTER.

For DAY GIRLS. Founded 1698-Royal Charter, 1706.

Queen linne's School, CAVERSHAM, near READING. GIRLS' BOARDING and DAY. Founded 1698.

Uf'ge Endowments. Low Fees. Foundation and Leaving Schoiaf'ships.

e. Spencer Smith, Clerk and Receiver.

Salisbury Road. PJ'0111 Crown ZaJle

Left Side. •••.•••• lt81'e is VictoJ'ia 1'oad •.•••••• 5 Wright Thomas

Right Side. Mission Room

16 Greenfield John 18 Neile Frederick James 20 Holdsworth S. W. 26 Hunt James Charles

Fairman Christopher, TauntonAusten Henry George, LintonHickmott William, Milton Palmer George William, WestonStudman Leonard Charles, DevonMitchell William, Rustic cottageGuthrie Wm. Jas. I Salisbury viIsEley Arth. Hitchen2" "

Salisbury villas. See Salisb1t1'y 1·oad.

Sadfnord Road.-SouTH HILL PA 1l.K. From 6 .1lfasons kill.

1 Matt~ews John, cab proprietor7 Towse Edward Duncan 9 Clapham Athol E., Glengarry

11 Earle Duncan, Waverley13 Budgett Frederick B.15 Muggeridge Sidney19 Moodie Herbert John, Courtfield 21 Marchant Arthur H., MontaO'ue10. 23 Stimpson William Arthur '=' 25 Courtney Allen, The Postern29 Gerich Mrs. 31 Courtney Basil TosswilI. Meadow

view ' 33 Jennings Miss. The Cottage

Cross and Returll.

14 Bones Richard 12 Langton A. R.10 Hayward William8 Close Charles 2 Harrison Mrs. •... km'e i8 St. Ma1'k'8 Olt1ll'clt •••.••

Scott's Road. P1'01n 35 Collefjc 1'oad.

4 Freeman Arthur John

6 Hone George8 Swan William Diver

10 King Charles12 Muffett William 14 Maynard Mrs.16 Ward Henry Thomas18 Philpott Alfred20 Pilcher Harry James22 Triggs George

Sundrid~e Laundry, dyeing & cleanmg & carpet beating works

Oros8 and Ret1t1·n. 21 Hone George19 Hall Mi&s 17 Grubb James William 15 Bragg Henry Frederick13 Wood Alexander II Nineham Robert 9 Venters Herbert Henry7 Pepper Christopher;; Lee George, bootmaker3 Godfrey Mrs.

Shakespear Arthur Franklin, engineer & motor maker

Sharp's Cottages.See lValter'g yard.

Shawfi.eld Park. Widmore. Left Side-from Wiclmore road. Young William Arthur, CrowlandHiggs Mrs. Hichard, SunnysideStone Abraham, Hazeldene Good Alfred Walter, Reston

25 Carey Harold L., White lodge27 Haslehurst Edward, The Mount 29 Everard Miss, Inglenook31 Jacobs Frank Horace, Elm cottage33 Child John, Trevena 35 Jenkin Mrs., Faringford37 Overy Mrs., Egloshayle39 Gill N. C., The Cottage41 Homewood Wilfrid James,solicitor,

Holmbury45 Levin Arthur E. Hillcroft 47 Phillips Richard Cobden, Slieve

Cross and Return. 24 Everington W. A., Lealholme22 Dunbar RobertSwan,Shawfield hOe

Try Howard's Special Blend Indian and Ceylon Tea at 1/10. BROM. 9

20 Howard Credson, The Gables 16 Podger Mrs., Kenilworth10 Slade Edmund, Laverton6 Hermes Louis, Altena

Sheppard's College. See Bromley tJollege

Shdrman Road. From TUJeedy 1'oad.

Carter J. E., house & estate agentMarshall Mark, carpenterChitty & Son, coach builders Offices of the ,. Bromle.y Clwonicle,"

,. Beelcenham Chronicle," "BromleJ! Telegraph," I' Ohislehu1'st <5lJlottinghamClwonicle" 0-" BromleyReconl"-E. F. Watts & Co. Limited, proprietors

Boardman's timber yard •••••••.. here is Palace Grove

Cross and Return. Boardman's timber yardCrossley's timber yardIron Room (The Brethren)Graty's timber yard Baptist Sunday school Indust,·ial Institute Graty Thomas D., builder

Shortlands Gardens. Pr01n 60 Bt'ckenham lane.

8outh-Ea.jt Side. 11 Holland Charles 13 Scott Walter 17 Anderson Edward 19 Wilson Thomas 21 Stringer Bertie Thomas23 Bartlett Leonard 25 Wright Mrs. W. G.27 Freeman Philip29 Brown Joseph31 Tye George33 Cakebread Walter 35 Batsford Andrew 37 Joy George39 Herbert Mrs. 41 Wolsoncroft Herbert W. 43 Lake Stephen ~5 Smith Samuel

49 Cousins Alfred 51 Friend Frank 59 Abernethy J olm

NOI'tll-lVest Side. Pratt SidneyTaylor ThomasSpencer JohnOakden Charles HenryCarey George FrankBillington Arthur JohnAC(lttJohn HenryDayis George, The Vale8hearn William, ClovellyNash George. NyntalBroom John, Bromleigh

Simpsons Road.-llIAsONs.HIU.

Left Side. 1 Smith Herbert 3 Hills Mrs. 5 Creasey William E.7 Beadle Percy Ernest9 Hatton & Sturgeon Misses, dress

makers 11 Heath Mrs. C. 13 Ledger Thomas ·W.15 Lloyd Charles Archibald17 Draper Charles, builder, decorator

&c. 19 Carter Mrs,

Rogers G, & Son, earriage and cab proprietors

21 Lawrence Mrs., wardrobe purchaser23 Knight John25 Withycomhe Mrs.•••... here is TVestmm'eland ,'oad 27 Clark Henry, decorator, &~. 29 Langford Thomas31 Rogers George33 Hayler Mrs., L'tundress35 Elliott Mrs. 37 Emmins William, greengrocer39 Smith John 41 ForresterEdwardAlbt.,gardener,&c.43 Burgess George45 Barrett Benjamin47 Borer John 49 Bragg Ernest51 Kingsnorth James53 Andrews Joseph E.55 Jessop George

Howard's Stores, Limited, for all kinds of Foreign Waters.

57 Payne Benjamin West59 Moxham William 61 Veale John 63 Lawrence Ernest, laundry65 S,",eetloveThomas George67 Smith Frederick 69 Winscombe George71 Driscoll John 73 Jones Thomas 77 Bailey John19 Gilbert Mrs. 81 Ashley T.83 Blackett James

Right Sirle. 2 Bromley Co-operative Society

Limited 4 Bridger J as., Tea and. Coffee House 6 Harris Stephen Fredk., undertaker8 White Thos. J..•.,antique furn.dealer

10 Amos Geo. R., plumber, &c., Post Office.

12 Clark Tom, jobmaster12 Lawrence Mrs. antique dealer14 Wallis Henry John, butcher16 Williams'Brothers, dairymen18 Thomas Alfred Richard 20 Bristar Miss M. 22 Googe William24 Saunders W. .•.... here is Hawkeswort/t Road .••.•. 26 Palmer E. & M., dress & mantle

makers 30 Stokes Henry, grocer & oilman 32 Marchant James 34 Johnson Thomas 36 Russell William 38 Stringer Alfred Thomas, grocer40 Whybrow John42 Ford Edwin James 44 Cakebread George Daniel<16Cook William 48 Perrett Mrs. 50 Ford Edward 52 Tingley Frederick William54 Toms Ed win Joseph56 Lee A. 58 Harman Henry60 Keen Jonathan 62 Sheldrake William Georgp.64 Tnrner James 66 Baker Frederick

68 Crabb Dan 70 Trough torrFrederick72 Hollands Walter 74 Langford Frederick

Sinclairs Cottages -PALACERo-AD. 2 Wiles Arthur 1 Barham James

Slough Lane.-BROMLEY COUMON. 1 Humphrys Russell

South Hill.-MAsONS HILL. 1 Smith William 2 Poole Abraham 3 Lee Mrs. 4 Bolton Frederick 5 Soames Charles Ernest,The cottage6 Ruegg Henry, Sycamore house

Bromley Cottage Hospital.WilliamChatterton,M. D.,HerbertJ amesIlott, M.D.,Alfred E.Price,M.D., M.S., John Scott, B.A., M.R., M.R.C.S.Eng., Sidney R. H. Mathews,M.R.C.S.,L.R.C.P.&Arth. F. G. Codd, M.B., F.R.C.S.,medical officers; Alban Doran,F.R.C.S.,D'Arcy Power, F.R.C.S. & Arthur Quarry Silcock, l'rI.D.Lond., F.R.C.S.,hon. consultingsurgeons; John Phillips, M.D.,F.R.C.P.,hon. consulting obstetric physician; Howard Tooth,)I.D., F.R.C.P., hon. consultingphysician; G. Edey, hon. dental surgeon; Matron-Miss A. Carter; Han. Secretary, F. W Foskett, Esq.here is footpath to Hayes

South Hill Road. Dewey T. C., J.P., South HiH Wood•.•••• here is Toots Wood road •....• Bothamley Henry H., The CrosswaysBa.ynesMrs. W., Pickhnrst Wood

Cross and Return. ••••...•. here is lJurham avenue ......•.• Symondson Herbert W., WoodsideP.illar Bom Matthews J. P., Blenheim

Howard's Stores, Limited, for all kinds of Provisions. BROM. 9*

South Street. Fr01n 6 East Street.

NorthSide. 2 Towell Chas., gas & hot water fitter 3 Monger Mrs. 4 Satchell Miss. Blandford villa

South Side. D Pearson Marshall 6 Tilley William Edmund 7 Hinchliffe William 8 Gilbert George William 9 Hinchliffe Walter, stonemason, &c

10 Tuffiey Edwl1rd 11 Holmes Mrs., nurse for St . John's

Parish 12 Burrells Walter Abram 13 Hills George 14 Hills James 15 Lane Richard 16 0arreck Misses 11 Boorman John

southland8 Rd.-32 BROMJ,EY CO:M:MON. Right side.

2 Peill Bros., general contractors 4 Peill Joseph6 Bugg John, insurance agent 8 Gold Miss, district nurse

10 Peckham Frank,plumber& gasfitter 12 Burton Edward 14 Choat Henry, gadHter 16 Hayward Robert 18 Richards Sidney Herbert 20 Seymour Miss, Hazlemen: 22 Devlin Mrs

{ Baker William George

24 Baker Mrs., dressmaker 26 Tracey Mrs. 28 LOIDrr James 30 Barker George W 32 Saville Eust.ace Leonard 34 Penwill Mrs. 36 Penwill James George 38 Richards Petl}r 40 Terry Albert Henry , 42 Gimson James H., upholsterer 44 Richardson William 46 Ward Robert, grocer ..•..•... hel·e is Chattel·ton mad . 48 Eardley T. T., confectioner 50 Beales Arthur

50 Beales Mrs., laundry 52 Humphrey Walter 54 Milbourn Mrs. 56 Heaps William 58 Allen Charles 60 Carpenter William 62 Cooke J abez William 64 Copping George 68 Philp William George 70 Collins William 72 Lloyd John 74 Dennis Ed ward 16 Rickman Thomas 78 FoxIey Henry James 80 Crisp James 82 Goad 'William 84 Packman Alf. Geo. 86 James Henry 88 Jenner Charles David 90 Field Thomas Henrv 92 Mace Joseph • 94 Legg J. 96 Grindell William James 98 Ward William 100 Burch J. W. 102 Hawker Ernest 104 Allen Thomas ~eorge

......... ltere is Cowper 1'oaf1

106 James Henry 106AHopkins Edwin Lancelot 108 Johnson Charles -no Hoadley Alfred 112 Andrews Joha 114 Pankhurst John 116 Mile George, insurance agent 113 Brazier James 120 Holder Frederick 122 Cooper Henry Thomas 124 Clark William 126 Nix Felix 128 Slaug~ter Walter I

130 Hanvm Herbert 132 Deighton Frederick Jmes 134 Maddams Frederick 1R6 Humerston John H. 138 Greenaway Herbert 140 Barnett Mrs. 142 Kibble Charles Richard 144 Hughesman Robert 146 Bashford William 148 Skindle Mrs., laundry

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Dairy Fed Pork.

BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 24::>

150 Harris Charles 152 Claymer Augustus George 154: ~aY(ls Mrs. . ..

For remainder of road see Ricklev. OI'OSS and Return.

151 Weller Thomas, coach builder .......... here is Haywood ,'oad .•....... 129 Wright Arthur Albert, shopkpr . ......... here i.~Fashoda ,'oad •.•..•..•

. ... ,.. lwre is Elliott road ..•..•.• , 103 Craker William, confectioner 101 Taylor Mrs., dressmaker 99 Cutler Robert, upholsterer 97 Hunter Thomas William 95 Wood Albert 93 Page Edward 91 Purton M.rs. 89 Lusty Walter 87 Wimbush William 85 Davis Walter, insurance agent 83 J eHerv Adin Clifton 81 Boucher Matthew 79 Knight Charles 77 Rogers James 75 Wickenden John 73 Kuru Clarence, grocer

Lamp Post Letter Box ......... here is Jaffary ,'oad 71 Pack Mrs. 69 Lyttel Miss, district nurse 67 Goslin Charles 65 Freeman Mrs. G3 Clifford William Edward til Smith Wm. Hy., builder & decrtr, ;i9 Railton Thomas Robert 57 Vallins Frederick 55 Field B'rederick , gardener ;i3 Landrey Mrs. 51 Smith Arthur George '!9 Parnell Arthur 47 Culliford Miss 45 BlundeU William

St. Luke's Institute •...••..• here is Raqlan "oad

Spencer Road.-BROMLEY PARK. From London Rd. to Oaklands Rd.

North Side., Wall Letter Bore

2 McClean In.'Huddleston, Exelands

4: Henderson Alexander,Hamilton ho 6 O'Donnell John Patrick

SouthSide. 1 Monkton Miss, Spencer lodge 5 Jones Edward, Denishouse 7 Pim Rev. Henry Bedford 9 Allan Henry, Coverdale

Stanhope Villas.-MARKET SQUARE.

1 Dismore Fredk. Police cotts. 2 Cutter Charles, "

Hopton James Frederick 2 Bush Samuel 3 Blatherwick Miss 4 James Mrs.

Stanley Road. I!'l'orn 145 l.lfasons hin.

1 Weeks Charles, baker 2 Faulkner George 3 Startup Harry 4 Leddington William 5 Bartholomew 'rhomas 6 Talbot Henry 7 Chapman Thomas 8 Smith James William 9 Harris William

10 Park John 11 Benson Alfred 12 Watson Sidney 13 Brown Charles 14 Small bone Mrs. 15 Thomson John A. 16 Friend Arthur 17 Gilmour Miss 18 Whale Fredk. W. 19 Godfrey Henry 20 Harding Frederick 21 Doggett Alfred 22 Johnson Mrs. 23 Seadon E. R. 24 Baldwin .s. J., apiary appliance

manufacturer Cross and Return.

26 Baldwin F.dward 27 Lampard William Francis 28 $now William 30 Bishop L .. Ivy cottage 31 Nolan William, Madingleycottage 32 Shortland J.

Try Howard's Special Blend Indian and Ceylon Tea at 1/10. RR03L 9t

246 B.HOMLEY ~'rREET DIRECTORY.

32 Shortland Miss, dressmaker 33 Cattermole Miss, Hawkhurst villa 34 Muskett Herbert 35 Mann William 37 Taylor David, builder38 Howe Alfred, Jura cottage3n Skilleter Henry, Alps cottage40 Lampard George,Blandford cottage41 Dulieu Henry C. J., Park cottage42 Simmons John Richard 44 Taylor Fred45 Graham Geo., builder &. undertaker 46 Williams William Andrew 47 Bennett Mrs. 48. Rowing James 48A Goring Joseph49 Elliff William 50 Burch Edwlll Arthur 51 Aplin Charles52 Cocksedge Miss, dressmaker53 McIntosh Charles

Station Road. Froln 61 Tlveedy road to Glebe l·oad.

West Bide. 1 Green Miss 3 Pope Mrs. r, Johnson David, Altona 7 Cornwall Edward Henry9 Bullen Mrs.

11 Saunter Harry •....•.....• here is Glebe road •.•..•.••...

East Side. 2 Graty Miss4: Brown Miss 8 IIammond Miss

Sundridge Avenue -WrmIORE ROAD.

Nm'tlt Side. Lamb T., Hadley

7 Caverhill James, Crichness 9 Gammidge Henry, Eve.rsley

11 Hudson James, Terracma 13 Denney M. J., Stoneleigh15 Parker Clive, Rothwell 17 Flower Ellis Cecil, Hurst 19 Wheatley Francis, Nettlestead ..••••••• here is Orchard f'oad ••••••••• 21 Zwilgmeyer George, Oatlands23 Barrow Alfred, Loxwood25 Chauvin Geo. Vou, J esmond

43 Brown Robt. Stanford, Park View ..•..•..• Pootpath to Plaistow ••••••••• here is Elmstead lane •••••••••

NO/·tlt Side. Kenward James, Scott's lodgeAdamson Alexander, s.. Andrews Bruce William, Braemore lodgeBayley Edward Hodson, Ellesmere

24 Whyte Robert, Riple~ . 22 White William B., HIgh VIew20 Bowater F. W. 18 Vaisey E. D. St. Cuthberts8 Greeff Robert, Elm Bank

Sundridge Hall Farm Cottages. See Plaistow.

Sundridge Parade. See Plaistow lane.

Sundridge Park.-Pr,AISTOW. White Mrs.

Talbot Road. From, 63 ,ilIason's !till.

Harris Stephen Frederick, Rockwall

The Broadway. See Hig h street.

The Corner. &e Dig It, street.

Toots Wood Road .. Left Side.

Harvey Arthur W., Home viewDewey Marshall, Tootswood

Right Side.

Smith A. Gurney, RomanhurstCowlin Ernest,lodge of RomanhurstFleming Mrs., Tower house

Town Hall. SCI: llIal'ket ·square.

BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 24:7

Tweedy Buildings. See Widmore road.

Tweedy Road. FJ'01Jl, lVidmore road to London road.

NorthSide. ...... here is footpath to Plaistow .....•

B1'omley Public Library-ErnestA. Savage, librarian

Science and Art School-A. C. Bodey, B.SC. ASSOC.I.C., science master ; John Randall, art master; . Edwin Reeves, building construction master; GeorgeWall, clerk to the Education Committee; Harry Richards,caretaker

81 Isard Edward, Clinton villa77 Watts James, Woodlands

Pamphilon Mrs. G., The LimesPhilpot William, Torrington

,.......• here is Newman 1'oad ..•..•..• IIe1'em'e Sherman road and S. E.g' C.

railway station ... , .......•Grinsted Daniel, coal merchantPilla?' Letter Bor Rickett, Smith & Co. (incorporated

with Rickett, Cockerell & Co. Lim.), coal merchants, NationalTelephone CO.'spublic call office

m Rose Henry James 135 Fothergill Misses 63 Jarvis Thomas Henry, organist

Trinity Presbyterian church ......... IW1'eis Station Road Gl Clark Mrs. Joseph57 Bassett Mrs. James 55 Howard Mrs. 53 Peprato Mrs.51 Ilott Miss ..•... .. here is Plorence 1'oad 49 Skinner Richard, Oxford villa 41 Spong Henry, Brenchley45 Mathewson John M:B., B.oh. surg. ••.••..•..• here is G'ollege road .• '••••••.••

43 {Pewtress Ernest } Fairholme. Stanger Mrs. Caleb

41 Allen Herbert 39 Faux Lieut.-Col. Edward 37 Lamb Mrs., Pur ton lodge35 Livett Noblett R.

33 Holworthy- Mrs.31 Wells Arthur William, 6ulworth29 Petts Mrs., Chudleigh27 Ellis George25 Palmer John Clarke, Pembridge23 Oram John Palmer 21 Ginders John Marsh, Ingestre19 Newstead ArthurChas.,Ambergate17 Green Henry James15 Russell Mrs., Chelston13 Braginton William, M.A., Penlee 11 Jones Ormsby7 Pottier Mrs. 5 Moore Mrs. 3 Flux Robert, Bellaggio1 Winch Herbert M.• Ravenshurst

South Side. 2 Layton Edward4 Rich Thomas 6 Griffin Albert, Duddington8 Unstead Mrs.

10 Gunn Mrs., Airlies 12 Archer Alfred Raynham14 Martin Mrs. 16 Duncan John, Kinmont20 Joyce Mrs. E., Woodberry22 Newman Misses 24 Fitter John T. S. 26 Browne William James, Fairlawn28 Lea -.Edward Thomas, solicitor &

commissioner for oaths, Gatton 30 Sketchley Rev. Erne<;t Powys,

M.A., Ballater 32 Mallett William Robert, F.B.I.,

l\f.S.A., architect & surveyor34 Kirkman Henry Foster 36 Luntley Miss, Inglenook38 Young James •. •......... he1·eis Colleqe road ...•••.....• " •••• , •• , •• h01'e is Oollegeslip, ..........• 38A & 40 Freeman MisBLouida. school

& kindergarten, Lindores42 Finn Frederick 44 Butcher Wm, architect & surveyor 46 LeggH. W. 48 Romanis Miss 54: Balls MiRs 58 Rouse Mrs. R., BroaG:;vatcr 60 Bleeze Percy William, San Remo 62 Dagnall Frederick W.

Howard's Stores, Limited, for all kinds of Prov i~ions,

248 BROMLEY STREET DIUBCTORY.

(iIi Jones William Da.rby, registrar of births and deaths Bromley subdistrict, relieving & vaccination

68 Baker Barnham o8A, Cro-!'ler an,] Son,huilders & con

tr'lctor's Boardman & Co., Lim. timber mers

72 Coal Co.operati'veSociety,Limited (The)

14 Stanley HerbertWilliam,newsagent 76 .Pegg Nathaniel & Co., coal mers. ••.•...• here is North Street . ••.....•..• here is East street .•.........

Chapman Frederick J., jobmaster 88 Hill Sergt.-Major WilliamEdward,

W.K.I.Y. 90 Strickland Walter, Holmdale 92 Pamphilon Walter James, archi·

tect & surveyor 94 Blackie FrancIs, Ashfield 96 Hammerton Thomas Moy

Union ROld.-POPE ROAD

1 C'mie Peter 2 Monckton George 2 MacIntyre H. H., builder & decrtr.

Upper Park Road. See Park 1'oad (Upper).

Vale Cottages. From 23 Masons hill.

Left Side. Scott T. W., coach builder

5 Palmer Thomas 2 CoHier George 4 Olnn Frank, jun. 6 Eldridge Mrs. 8 W orsell John

10 Mullins Harry 12 Sayers J., chimney sweep 14 Lewis Arthur 16 Neuby James 18 Wallen Dan Henry Thomas 20 Leeves Charles

7 Offin Frank 9 Clarke Walter

11 Hall Mrs. 13 Hone William Henry 15 Crist W. J. 17 Istead Mrs.

Victoria Arcade. See H-ig It street.

Victoria Road. From Crown lane.

Ri,qht Side. 2 Thomas John 6 West Arthur 8 Bush Samuel

10 Mills Thomas 12 Penny Richard, Hope villa 14 Micklewright Herbert Thomas

Turner 16 Brand Miss,dressmaker,The Myrtle 18 Mog~ George F., The Ivy 20 Hawkes Joseph George 22 Kent Arthur 24 Thorpe Matthew 26 Pratt William 28 Skinner Mrs. 34 March William Edward 36 Moase George38 Weatherill Sydney Owen, plumber 46 Crippin William Henry 48 Greengrass Mrs. 50 Bish George 52 Ranson George 54 Stonadge Albert 56 Bartholomew Frederick 62 Brayfield Misses 68 Self George 70 ElliF: John Charles 72 Bartell Frederick 74 Golding William Thomas 76 Fairman John 80 Davis Arthur 86 Cooley Christopher 90 Warwick William 92 Brooker James 94 Barlow Ernest Herbert 96 Woolard William 98 Ta.ylor John Thomas 104 Hale William Thomas 106 Millllrd George 108 Bryant Bernard 110 J efford Lawrence

Left Side. Mansby Basil Way, Emsworth Woore .Mrs. G., Tallandra Carrington Francis Payne,Fircroft

Try Howard's Special Blend Indian and Ceylon Tea at 1/10.

BROMLEY S'fR:MET DIRECTORY. 249

Cope Albert Victor, Loraine Bradley James, Wayside

31 Hodder William George 33 Osborne Frederick Arthur 35 Underhill Frederick 37 Hutson William ;l9 Spooner Robert Henry 41 Bennett Charles Herbert 43 Warner William James 45 Gurr John 47 Croucher Stanley 49 Hassum Herbert 51 Dodge Herbert 53 Hill Arthur K. 57 Smith Benjamin 75 Woodford Harry 77 Powell Alfred 79 Phipps William 81 Wise Mrs. 83 Mason William 85 Lockyer William 87 Hammond Walter 89 Livermore Norman !H Bagshaw Edward 93 Rose Arthur William 95 Boxall William 97 Lettington Arthur 99 Wells Albert George 101· Hall George 103 Thompsett Edwin Walter 11)9 Hitchcock Albert Woods 111 Kep.n E., bootmaker 113 Mail George Henry 119 Sims George

Waldo Road.-HO~fESDALE ROAD.

Left Side. 1 Gallon Tbomas 3 Shirley Mrs.

13 Stevens Steve 15 Mitchell William 19 Russell George 21 Collins Charles 23 Varney Henry 25 Crafter William 27 Howlett Abner :31 Brigden Thomas 33 Fincher John 85 Lewis George 37 Rockell Miss 39 Young Mrs.

41 Chickley Arthur 45 Isom James 47 Fisher John

Waldo Brick Works-F. and M Lansbury, proprietors

Isom William, stone yard here is Bromley Local Board Yard

Cross and Return. LANSBURY'S COTTAGES.

1 Miles Richard 2 Stevens Mrs. 3 Stevens Richard 4 Wood John 5 Whitehead William 6 Jackson William

42 Gillard E. M. 40 Fisher James 38 Elliott John 36 Greenfield J. 34 Buxley Edwin 32 Martin Owen 30 Lineham Henry 28 Aveling Harry 26 Copus Samuel 24 Gimson WIlliam 22 Chapman Albert 20 Taylor William 18 Gimson George 16 Ratcliffe J !tInes 14 Aveling Francis 12 Burgess Alfred 10 New Tho'llas

8 Boxall George 6 Oswald Miss 4: Waters J es!'e, carman & contractor

Walpole Road.-46 BROMT,EY COAUlON

Left Side. -1 London Percy William 2 Williams Mrs., Walpole villa 3 Church Frederick 4: Marshall Edward, laundry 5 Reeve William Richard 6 Bullen James, laundry 7 Brook Alfred 9 Jordan Sarenel

10 & 11 AnthonyWm.JosephJaundr:' 12 Summerfield Robert, laundry 12A, Blackman Robert .....•... here is Chatterton road .

Brown Mrs.

Howard's St~res, Limited, for all kinds· ()f Forei.gn Water •.

13 Wood Arthur 14 Webb D. 16 Bruwn John 17 Chapman F. ••••••.•• here is Oowper road . here is footpath to Southborough and

Bickley Right Side.

60 Elliott Alfred 59 Hale Charles 58 Ovenden Henry J. . 57 Songhurst George William 56 Wickenden William 55 King Thomas 54 Leddington Edward 53 Crowhurst James 51 Bond William 50 Pearse Harvey 49 Pearce Frederick, laundry 48 Barnes Charles 47 Muir Andrew 46 Yates John .•builder 45 Bryant Daniel 44 Beere Francis, hairdresser 41 Taylor Edward •••... here is Ohatte,·ton 1'oad 40 Gregory James 39 Bird F. 38 Barrett Joseph, timber merchant 87 King Herbert Henry 36 Stenning Samuel, Lenham cottage 30 {Willson W. R., smith and farrier

Styles Boaz 29 Thomas William 28 Self Benjamin 27 Staddon Charles 26 Jackson Mrs. 25 Elcombe Edwin George 24 Mills George Henry 23 Butler Mrs. 22 Jackson Harry 21 Hodgkin Ernest H. 20 Russell Harry ••••.....•. kere i,Union Road ..•••.•.••••

Walter's Yard. .H·01U lI8 Hig h .~treet.

1 Morris John Thomas, smith SHARP'S COTTAGES.

1 StOlie Henry, boot repairer 3__Osb?rn~ Renry

4: Ridlev Albert Edward ;) Wilson William 6 Kemp John Edward 7 Smith Henry 8 Bratton William John 9 Blanks Edward, plumber

10 Collins Mrs. 11 Hapted William 12 Johnson Frederick James

PAnm's COTTAGES. 4 }Iears William 3 Prevett John 2 Rushton George William 1 Clarke Charles

ORCHARD PLACE. t Roberts Henry Edward 2 0lare James 3 Mills George 4 Witham Alfred 5 Lovell Job 6 Burbridge Mrs. 7 & ~ Val's Daniel, plumber;) Clarke Joseph

10 Pilcher Albert 11 Booth Arthur William

Wa.nstead Road.-WID~lORE ROAD, 1 Atkinson George Arthur, Fairview 3 Wahlers Herbert W., Ambleside 5 Happach Carl, Linacre 7 Ellis Herbert 0., Sparthfield 9 Engelhardt Herbt. F.Ray,Glascoed

11 Sandford Henry, Bladon 13 Elder W. G., Petra

Warner Road.-LoNDON ROAD; 1 Steddy James 2 Smith James 4 Ford Alfred, May villa 5 Spice George 6 Rickard Mrs. 7 Ellis John 8 Bridgman ·William 9 Southon Albert William

10 Willson William Harry 11 Ranger Henry 12 Foster George John 13 Spark Edgar, agent, Prudential

Assurance Co. Limited 14 Oven den Mrs.

Warren Road. 1!'l'olll Farnaby 1'(1. q' Bromley' aven.

Wellington Road.-MART,BOROUGHRD. Watson Thomas James

3 Elliott Alfred 5 Clifford Mrs. 7 J arret George 9 Chapman Miss

11 Boxall George Thomas 13 Baker George Richard 15 Doggett Charles 17 Harwood William here is footway to Great Elms Road

19 Collins Wm. 21 Swinford Joseph 23 Whelman Harry25 Marfleet Walter 27 Andrews Arthur

_29 Hill Walter sf North Harry 33 Geor~e Samuel 35 Hawkins Frederick 37 Fisher William •....• here is lIfarlborough l'oad 39 Gilbert Albert 43 Gurling Henry 45 Castle Augustus 47 Isard Edwin 49 Liddington William 51 Wood Edward 'fhomas 53 Humphries Joseph

OroNs and RetU1·n. Gutland Edwin Henry, Elm cottage

Wendover Road. From 95 Masons kill.

Left Side. 1 Gedney E. J., Glen Lyn 3 Hawkins Mre., Le Caire 7 Bromley Mrs., Southover

Right Side. 2 Tapley Walter Edward, Toronto 4 Bouch J ahn, The Cottage 6 Lewis Frederick, Sewaren 8 Harrison Cholmondeley

10 Owen Edwin, Preselly 12 Scheele Edward, Brunsviga 14 BouIlin John, Moreton lodge 18 Adams James, Bramfield

Tuson A. V., Pallanza

West Street. Fl'mn ltIa1'ket square to College road.

North- West Side. 1 Bl'omley (Kent) Electric Light

tS' POWe1' Co. Limited-.-C. A. Maby, sec.; R. R. Barker, engineer & manager

5 Pm'ish lJlol'tuwy 7 Jury William Stephen

Bourdon W & Co. Limited, cycle manufacturers (workshops)

Chitty & Son, general smiths 9 {Hall & Crutcher, umbrella makers

Crutcher George vVm., eng-ravel' 11 Rogers John 15 Hill & Gllrr, builders

Lovibond John and Sons, Limited, brewers t stores)

21 Grubb John Thomas, builder 23 Simpson Miss Emily, dre~smaker 25 Prentice Thomas Herbert 27 Crouch Alfred William 29 Lockwood Mrs., bath chair propr. 31 Aiel'S David 33 Westaway Sidney 33 Crowe James 35 Greenaway Albert William 37 Witherall Henry 39 Jayes William 41 Filby Boswell G. 43 Amos George Henry 45 Hodges Charles 47 Roe Ed ward 49 Brenton Arthur Henry 51 Smith James, gardener 53 Yeldham Mrs. . .llel·e is College slip ...........•

South-East SIde. ............ here is lVm·th street , 42 Pankhurst John 40 Bassett William Charles 38 Homan Arthur Richard 36 Lingham John 34 Wicks George, Clovelly villa 32 Prebble Michael, Langdon villa 30 Pain W iIliam Henry 28 WrightWm.Edward,Cambridgevil 26 Milstead Herbert Henry 24 Filby Edmund E., Charlton house 22 Baker Charles Ed ward 20 Gumbrell William .

Try Howard's Special Blend Indian and Ceylon Tea at 1{16~

18 Hambleton Edward William 16 Pritchard Alfred William, buildel

Bl'omle1j ChUl'ch Parish Room 10 Smith Mrs.

8 Simmons William, plumber 6 Head Frank Eustace 4 Barrell Allen, insurance agent 2 Spackman Miss

Bl'olllley Bor01I!lh COU/flcil Fil'e Engine Station, Samuel Manning, officer in charge

•.. here are Bl'omley B01'ough Council Offices .•.•..•.•....•..••••

•........... h€1'e is East street ..•..•..•..•

Westmoreland Road. Prom 8impsons 1'oad to Hayes lane. [Situated in Beclcenham pm'ish, in

Bromley Postal lJistl'ict. ] Left Side.

13 Hoare Alfred, saddler v- 13 Collins William

•••..•... hel'e is Sand/m'd road . •.•... hel'e is St.1Jfa1'k'.~ Church ....•• •••..•...... here is rlayes road . •••..•... here is Nl'rV 1'oad (Ha,yelif01'd

Park Estate) .•....•..• •••here is foot~th to Piekhurst green ..•

The B1'omley Lawn Tennis Club 9"ound

Payne Frederick, farmer,New farm Smith Frank, New farm cottage

29 Bennett Mrs" Dunchideock 31 Hodgkinson Charles, Balholm 33 Symondson Mrs .. South Hill lodge 35 ChalmetsKennethEdlmann,Aveley 37 Bruce Right Hon. Sir Gainsford,

P.C., D.C.L.t Yewhurst 39 Wybrants C. W. H., Stillington 41 Medcalf Frederick, Elstree 43 Hellyer Saml. Stevens, New Holme

Wareham S.,stables of New Holme 45 Johnson Frederick, Hillside

47 {LaCY Mrs., } Hazeldene Mann J. S.,

49 Cluer Albert R., Southwood 51 Smith Sidney, Douglas lodge 53 Stokes James J., Springfield 55 Beer Edwin, Highwood

Cooper F., stables of Highwood -65 Rowe Rev. G.Stringer,Prestonbury

••• here is footpath to Pickhul'st 69 Selby Fraser, Hazelmere here zs a neu' 1'oad (Piekhurst pa1'k) 71 Carey Herbert, Coverdale

Cross and return • •• •.•.•. hel'e is South Hill road ..•.•...• 86 Wilson John, Queen Anne Lodge 84 Zimmermann August, OJlonia 82 Roberts Artbur W., Wotton· 80 Joyce T. Heath, Freshford 78 Durbridge Thomas, I.yndhurst

. 76 Lovell Charles S., Blantyre 74 Mathews James Llewellyn, Plas

Newydd 72 Fischer Sir Henry Charles, knt.,

C.M.G., Southover Pillar Lette}' Boa:

.. •..• he1'e is Cumberland Road ..•.•. 70 Tatham Geo. A. Ralph,The Towers 68 Tilling Edward William, Highfield 66 Faber Hubert, Lomond 58 Brown J n. Alexander, Loch Maree 56 Whelpdale WIlliam Jex, Stainmore 54 Sterry William John, Ivydene 52 Read Alfred W., Ambleside 50 Dashwood P., Caistor lodge ..•....•. he1'e is DUl·ham Road .....••.•

. 48.BatchelorJn.B.,solicitor,SouthView 46 Sommerville William, Teignmouth 44 Aste Henry, Staplehurst 42 Paton Charles J., Elmdene 40 Wynne John, .Ashburton •.... lte1'e is Queen Anne Avenue ..•.•• 32 B9.th Edward, The Myrtles 30 Kelman Charles, Wynberg

Lamp Post Lcttm' Box 28 Rolland Capt. M" Hope lodge 26 Maclewaine E. H.

Graham & Ross, nurserymen, South Hill Park nursery

[These names a1'Cin BromleyParish.] 12 Cocksedge William Allen 12 Cocksedge Mrs. W. A., dressmaker 11 Trower Harry 10 Knight Charles A.

9 May Thomas 8 Spark J. K. 7 Price Miss 6 Milstead Albert John

here are Aylesbury and Newbury roads 5 Hayward Mrs. 4 Andrews Henry Edward

3 Freeman G~orge P.2 Bell Mrs. 1 Duthoit F. P., builder, River Dene

Weston Grove. From 6 FU1"mig lanetn Weston road.

West Side. 3 ~Flatt Herbert Henry

Flatt Mrs. Kate, dressmaker 5 dwards Edward 1 Dowling' Arthur9 Bagwell James William

11 Alwen William Thomas 13 Taylor Henry15 Smith Jeremiah 17 Gower Henry19 Cook Thomas William 21 Saunders Mrs. 23 Penton Sydney William

East Side. 4 Wade George6 Owen Frederick 8 Muncey William Stidolph8 Mundy Henry. bootmaker

10 Vickers Robert 12 Podger Abel14 Edwards George16 Holloway Richard18 Carter Mrs. 20 Bateman George22 Crowhurst John

Weston Road. Fr01/t 54 London rd. to J1l oorcland 'I'd.

SouthSide. 1 Hitchcock Frederick 2 Hatch Charles, plumber3 Muncey.Mrs. Sarah, laundress4 Ford Henry Orpin, R.P.C., A.I.S.E.,

plumber &c.••••.•.••••• ltere is Weston grove5 Hoskins Henry6 Avis Henry George7 Austen Thomas 8 Bagwell John Edwin, carpenter

Wharton Road.-NoRTH ROAD.

Left Sz·de. 1 Ingram John, cannan3 Gibbins Harry Jas., ho. decorator5 Wallace Alfred

7 Harden Frederick George9 Want Thomas

11 Dowell Mrs. 13 Downing Albert Ernest15 Richardson Henrv 17 Carpenter Antho~y19 Hodgkins Thomas21 Lander Josiah 23 Bottin Benjamin25 Walker Edward B, 27 Osborn A. 29 Patricks P. 31 Edwards William 33 Lockerbie William 35 Wickenden Charles 37 Budgen Albert H.39 Heath Henry41 Peat George W.43 !sard Frederick Arthur 45 Humphreys Frank47 Pearson Frederick Edward 51 Googe Charles53 Bolton George M1'C are Wharton-roadCouncilSc hools

Right Side. 2 Emms George4 Sharp Mrs.6 Crozier Arthur 8 Langlands Mrs.

10 Richardson James William 12 Wickenden Charles James 14 Davev William 16 Shadbolt David 18 Everest Mrs. 20 Knott Martin Alfred 22 Kilroy Charles24 Larking Samuel26 Simmons Charles 28 Simmons Mrs, 30 Hodges John Henry Alfred32 Sancto Robert Charles 34 Mills Robert 36 Brown Horace 38 Edwards Thomas 40 lsard George42 Phillips Wal~er44 Snell William John 46 Burt Henry48 Davey John

White's Cottages.See Farwig lane.

254 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY,

Widmore Road. Left Side.

Market Square to Widmo1·e. .,. here al'e West and East streets ••• 1 Hodge John Henry, solicitor 1 FosterThos.&Co.,wine & spirit mers 3 Goulden & Allen, chemists 5 Coolin~ & Anderson, bakers 5 Pretty Messrs., surgeon dentists 7 .Barrett G., fishmonger & poulterer9 Dafforn Thomas John, linen draper

11 Batchelar & Son,Lim.,ho. furnishers 13 Plumpton H., grocer 15 Turner Geo. & Co., china & glass

warehouse 17 & 19 Adye William, tailor & hosier 19 Attenbor()ugh & Son, solicitors &

commissioners for oaths. Telephone No, 362 Bromley

21 Gale & Bromley,b(Jot and shoe mas. 23 Lidstone, Limited, butchers 25 Crouch J. Morton; ironmonger 27 URIDGE'S HIGH· CLASS STORES 29 Bamford Bro~. cooks & confectnrs. 33 Rabbits & Sons, Ltd., boot manfrs. 35 Owen SidneyCorser,rnantle wareho. 37 Pitt & Hancock Mesdames, cos

tumiers, Victoria bouse Tweedy Buildings.

53 Lavender E. Davey, photographer rTlte Widm01'e Servant.~' Registry and (}ove1·ne.~s' Agency

55lDyne Miss A dele, dress maker B'l'omley District L'ibm'al AS80

ciation--J. T. Grubb, sec. 55 Phillips Thomas & Co. Limited,

wine merchants 57 Perkins & Guest.. milliners, Sid-

dons house 59 Jones Richard, greengrocer and

fruiterer .•. here are Tweedy 4' Park roads •..• 63 Newland Herbert George, L.D.S.

Eng., dental surgeon 63 Parker Albert Thomas, L.D.s.Eng.,

dental surgeon 65 Law€s Edward Bowen 61 & 69 Young Women's Christian

Association, Shaftesbury house; Miss Firkin, lady superintendent

71 Gregory Lewis William, solicitor

71 Gregory Charles Lewis, solicitor 73 Walker John, Parkholme 75 Bailey Mrs., Kelmscott 77 Sessions Mrs. "V., Alverstone 79 Bayley Mrs. SI Weeks William

Refll[lfJ Ass1wance 00. Ltd. 85 (DIstrict office)-Ray Kemp,

superintendent .•..•• here are Denmark Villas ••••••• 89 Neal Mrs. W. G. 91 Powell William, KeLdalllodge 93 ~imon :Mrs, 95 Webb Warwick, solicitor 97 North Mrs. 101 Mourilyan Mrs .. M. 10;3 Homilly Mrs. 105 Symmons George, Belle Vue 109 Shaw Mrs. ••..•.•. here is F1'eelands 1'oad .....••• ,

111 Wright Alfred 1I3 GarnarEdwd.Martin,Elsworth ho 117 Goodall Mrs., Grange hOU!H~ 119 Legge Henry B., Clevelands 123 Packe Edward 125 FreemanJn.Tilleard,M.A.,Parkside 127 Hall Mrs., Lewes house . .••.•..•. here z's Homefield road ..•..•••• 129 De Jon~h Alexander 131 Smith George Poole, Dewhul'st

Bromley Oricket Club g"ound 133 Hay John YaMen, Warley 135 Barrett Mrs., Kingsdene 137 Sledmore Mrs., dressmaker 139 Knight Thomas, bootmaker 141 Thomas William 143 Johnson J. F. 145 Dean Frederick, coach builder 147 SteinhoffFredk., WidmoreGrange 151 Kuschke Mrs., Sunnyside 153 Greenhill Mrs., Borgfeld Lodge 155 Simpson David Goudie, Rosefield 157 Neely William 159 Layton Chas. James, Claremont 161 Aldridge Walter Napoleon,Clif

ton house 163 Scott Mrs, S. R., Dairsie .••••• hel'e are Beechfietd l:ottages .•.•• 167 Wingfield James, nurseryman.

Widmore nursery ••••••.•• 1Ie1'eis Park Farm rd .

Howard's Stores, Limited, for all kinds of Provisions.

BROl\:ILEY STREET DIRECTORY. 255

195 Kendall E. H., chemist-197 Granger Robert, decorator

National Telephone Co. Limited(pul>liccall office)

••..•... hereis Sham.fieldpark . ( Lewis Cecil Erne'3t Millington,J M.A., M.D., B.c.cantab.,

'207, M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.c.p.Lond. "-:: Mathews, Mathews & Lewis,

surgeons, Nantlle209 Ca'leaux Edward, Linda ...... ) he1'e is Chislehurst 1'oad ..•... •••...... here is Bickley road .......•

Cross and Re~urn.

j 'fweedy Arthur H. } 208 . Tweedy Mrs. Hugh, Widmore

) Tweedy MissViolet, lodge.( Inglis Mrs. Balfour,

••..•... , /Iej'e is 1'ylney 1'oad ........• 206 Colebrook Henry, fmiterer & gro.204 King Dennis202 Trundell Joseph200. Barnes Mrs. 1M Maynard Mrs.196 Kiely Mrs. ... hm'e are Ooles Child's cottages194 Collins Albert Dennis 192 Sharp Thomas Edward190 Moul George188 Plail Alfred 186 Gregory George184 Valentine Thomas 182 Wilson W. R., gasfitter & iron_ monger180 Wilson W. R., jun., plumber &c.178 BrownWilliam Henry,tobacconist,

& Post office 176 Faulkes & Steeden, tailors 174: Parkes Frederick, harness maker •••••••••..• here is Lewes road ..•••••••..• 172 The Oak, Frank Houlton 170,Mlt.TshallJoseph168 Heyler Henry George166 Sharp John,164 Craker Henry, senr.154 Skinner George, dairyman146 Cave William, Beechfield l4:~ Sandell Mrs. R., Belcaire142~DavisThomas[mayor of Bromley],

Birkenfeld

140 Carnegie John, Cranbourne138 Hardcastle Charles R.H.,Hatcham136 Hitchcock C. G., Crosborough ho184 Pott~r Mrs., Stonycroft -••..•••.• hej'e is rvanstead l·oad .

Pilla1' Letter Box 130 Luntley Philip H., Sunny bank126 Gibbs John, Campbell house124 Baddeley Samuel, Net4erton122 Clark Edward, Hackwood120 Warth Thomas, Buchanan • •..• here is footpath to Bromley . 118 Madden & Thomas, surgeons,

Burlington houseMadden E.M.,~I.B.,l\l.R.c.s.:surgn.

116 Cook Henry Thomas, Holmbush114 Chambers Thomas, Bourton lodge112 Ainslie Walter, Elmhurst

Wilcox William, The Farm B1'omley Palace Estate Office ChildColesD.L.,J.P.,BromleyPalace

1l 0 Seamer H. . ....••... here is Queen's 1'oad •.•..•.•• 26 Northam Thomas, Palace lodge

lte1'e is Love Lane, leadin,q to L. C. D. Railway Station.

30 Phillips (Howard Morley) &, Co.,music sellers & pianoforte dealers

28 Lambert E., bootmaker26 Skinner Richard, chemist

(Bromley Literary Institute-Miss'

Hoyer, hon. secretary 22 Bromley Naturalists' Society-H.

H. Mf'llon, hon. secretary B1'omley Ohess Club-Augustus

Yeates, hon. secretary 20 Grinsted Daniel, Lynton house18 Scott John,B.A.,M.B.,M.R.C.S.Eug.16 Knight Richard G. & James, elee

, trical engineers Oorigre.qational Church and Schools.

Tye George Walt., 2 Cooper's cotto'Villby George, 3 "

12 Jenkins William 10 Compasses, John Henry Hadden8 Oakley Robert Gordon, dining rms.6 Dalton Palmer, hosier 4: How Jas., watchmaker & jeweller2 Curwood J. N.,newsagent & st~tnr

256 ADVERTISEMENT~

BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

BROMl!>EY AND BICKl!>EY

COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

A Abbott Mrs., laundress, 3 Cross road, Bromley common Ackermann F. W., baker and confectioner, 13 Broadway Ackworth Alvin Richard, insurance agent, 7 Johnson roadAdams Andrew, 8,van J Mit1'e Inn, 91 High street Addis James A., paperhanger, 94 Newbury road Advance Incandescent Gas Light Co. (The), 102 Beckcnham laAdye William, tailor & hosier, 17 & 19 Wid more road Alexander E. (Mrs.). grocer, 55 Havelock road . Allen George & Son, bakers and confectioners, 39 Freelands rd Allen A. CL\Iiss),dressmaker, 74 Park road Allen George, ironmonger, 118 High streetAmos Geo. R., plumber &c., Post Office, 10 Simpsons road Anderson John OIrs.),laundry, 10 Nelson road Anderson William (Mrs.), laundry, 12 Nelson road Andrews Stephen James, dining rooms, 41 College roadAnglo-American Oil Co., Limited, Bromley (north) Railway

Station yard S. E. & C. R. Anthony William Joseph, laundry, 10 and 11 Walpole roadAppleton Brothers, drapers, 49 Beckenham lane Arnaud J. C. & Son, builders, 149 High street, and timber

merchants, B.romleyArnold, Bell & Co., builders, 1 Gilbert roadAshby John, greengrocer, 65 Beckenham laneAshby Walter, confectioner, 26 Plaistow lane Attwood William Joseph, draper, 10 Broadway, High streetAught Henry, bootmaker, 25 High streetAusten Harry Horace, confectioner, 1 Johnson roadAxcell William, bootmaker, 52 Mooreland roa«Ayles Mrs., boot,maker, 43 Napier road . .Ayling Thomas Stephen, boot manufacturer, 15 and 16 Broad

way, High streetAyling William Thirkettle, oil and colourman, 98 High street

.B Bacon J. & Son, bakers, 31 Farwig laneBagwell John Edwin, carpenter, 8 Weston road

W·. Maunder. Bread & Biscuit Baker, Mal"ket Square. See page 126.

258 BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIREC1'ORY.

Bailey Alfred, builder, 39 Palace roadBaker M. & J. (Misses), The Bazaar, II! High street Baker Joseph, chimne;y sweep, 62 Farwig laneBaker Mrs., dressmaker, 24 Southlands roadBaldock Frederick Edward, cycle maker, 82 Beckenham laneBaldwin S. J., The Apiary, 24 Stanley roadBall Benjamin, bootmaker, 72 Park endBalls Henry, tailor, 59 Freelands roadBamford Brothers, bakers & confectioners, 29 Widmore road Banks Alhert William, butcher, 75 & 85 Beckenham lane Barker T. & Son, chimney sweeps, 13 Havelock roadBarker James, dairyman, 1 Sundridge parade, Plaisto\v laneBarlow Harry, fishmon~er, 45 Palace roadBarnes Miss, mistress :National Schools (girls), Masons hillBarrell Allen, insurance agent, 4 West streetBarrett G•. fishmonger and poulterer, 7 Widmore rOl1dBarrett John, greengrocer, 29 Newbury roadBarrett Joseph, timber merchant, 38 Walpole roadBarron Elizabeth (Miss), dressmaker, 38 Freelands roadBarton William, The GhequB1's, 5 Southborough, BickleyBarton William Henry, chemist, and Post Office, 42 East st Barwell William, decorator, 67 Farwig laneBashford Edward, baker, 48 East street Bastable Arthur, butcher, 50 Palace road . Batchelar and Son, Limited, house furnishers, 11 Widmore I'dBatcheldp.r Frederick William, draper, 33 & 37 Masons hill Bateman H. & Son, painters and decorators, 70 London roadBateman W. greengrocer, 90 Jackson roadBattson William John, builder, 18 Park endBax Alfred William, house decorator, 17 North road Baxter William, pbarmaceutical,dispensing and photographic. chemist, 40 High street

Beadle L. B. (Miss), fruiterer, 121 :MasonshillBeales Mrs., laundry, 50 Southlands roadBeales Mrs., Victoria Laund1'Y, Chatterton road Beekenham Cltronicle,E. F . Watts & Co.Limited,·proprietors ;

offices,Sherman road Beckett John, butcher, 49 Oakley roadBeere Francis, hairdresser, H Walpole road Benefit U. & Co., jewellers, 4 East streetBennett Benjamin Dudley, beer retailer, 133 High street and

29 Market squareBennett Horace H. bootmaker, 49 Canon road, BickleyBennett William, grocer, 135 Masons hillBerry Edward, butcher, 77 London roadBickley ~. Widmore Working Men's Olub ~ Institute, F.

Looker, hon. secretary, Tylney road, BickleyBignold George, laundry, 88 Chatterton roadBlackburn Henry, tailor, 21 Heathfield roadB1ack",ell Miss, dressmaker, 23 Park road Blanks Edward, plumber, 9 Sharpe's cottages, Walter's yard

w. Maunder, Oook & Confectioner, Market Square. See page' 126.

BRO:\fLEY COMMEIWIAL DIRECTORY.

BloOlnfield Lannrlry, ·W Bloomfield road and Cowper road Blunden Mary (Miss), confectioner, 17 The Broadway,High st Board Mrs., costumier, 20 Ohurch roadBoardman and Co. Lim.,timber and slate merchants, Tweedy I'd Bond & Co., florists & nurserymen, 1 Broadway, High street &

Masons hill Booking Office/or Entertainment8,Stroll(!'&SonsLim.,39East st Botterill John Benjamin. Prince Frflderick, Nichol lane Bourdon W. & Co., Limited, cycle manufacturers; works, 8

East street and West street Bourne Alfred, Cooper's farm, Bromley commonBourne Frederick William, builder, 102 London roadBowman A., boot maker, 4 The Broadway, High streetB1'adford House Laundry, receiving office, 43 East street Braine Robert, bootmaker, 27 Farwig laneBrand Miss, dressmaker, The Myrtle, 16 Victoria·roadBrett Alfred, builder, 3 Freelands groveBridger James, coffee house, 4 Simpsons roadBridger W., Palace Tr,t'/:ern,1 Napier road Brightwell & Crowhurst, ladies' and children's outfitters, L21

High streetBritton Kate O\1rs.), shirtmaker, 48 Beckenham lane Broadley Brothers, outfitters, shirtmakers &hatters,144 High stBromley and Beckenkam Joint Hospital Board, F. Humphrey

Gedney, clerk, Park house, Beckenham laneB1'omley, Beekenltam and Di.~triet J.l1utllalBuilding 8ociety,

A. W. M. Dickins, secretary, 11 Market square Brmnleyand Bieltley Golf Clnb, David Anderson, steward,

Bromley commonBrontley Ck(}S8Club, Augustus Yeates,hon. sec,,22 WidmorerdBrontley Ckroniele,E.F.W atts&Co .Limited, proprietors; offices,

Sherman road ; published thursdayBromley Conservative Registration Association, A. W. M.

Dickins & J. King, joint sees., Market squareB?'omley Co-operative Soeiety,Limited, Ernest Bragg, general

manager & sec. ; 41 East st. ; Chatterton rd. &2 Simp sons I'd B?'omley {!ottage Hospital, William Chatterton, M.D., Herbert

James I1ott, M.D., Alfred E. Price, M.D., M.S., John Scott, B.A., M.B., M.R.C.S.Eng.,Sidney R. H. Mathews, M.R.C.S.,L.R.C.P. & Arthur F. G. Codd, M.B., F.R.C.s., medical officers; Alban Doran, F.R.C.S.,D'Arcy Power, F.R.O.S. &Arthur Quarry Silcock, M.D.Lond., F.R.C.S.,hon. consulting surgeons; John Phillips, M.D., F.R.C.P., hon. consultingobstetric physician; Howard Tooth, M.D., F.R.O.P., hon. consulting physician; G. Edey, hon. dental surgeon; Miss A. Carter, matron; F. W. Foskett, hon. sec., South hill

B1'omley Cottage Imp?'O'I)ement00., Limiterl,A. W. M. Dickin3 secretary, 11 Market square

B-I'01nley& County Ol1/;b,In. H. Lepper, han. sec., 23 High st B1'omley CO'ImtyCourt, Archibald Edward Willett, registrar,

26 Market square

W. Maunder, Bread & Biscuit Baker, Market Square. See page 126

2GO BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Bro'l1tley Oounty Oourt Disf1'ict T,'ade P,'otection A.~sociation,W, Mercer, sec. ; Victoria chambers, 43 High street

Bromley District Liberal Association, J. T. Grubb, sec., 55 Tweedy buildings, Widmore road

Bromley <$' District Times, 39 East street Bromley Drill Han et GY'l1tnasiu'l1t,27 East street Bromley Education Committee, George Wall, clerk, Muncipal

offices, East street BROMLEY GAS CONSUMERS' CO.; offices, 156 High street,

Hy.W.Amos,sec.; works,151Homesdaleroad,W.Woodward, manager

Bl'01llley Gymnastic Hall <$' Club, William Baxter, hon. sec., College slip .

BROMLEY HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS, W. W. Harrison, B.A. Lond., bead master,Bromleylodge,Higb street&Elmfield pk

Bromley (Kent) Electric Light J' P01vel' 00., Limited, C. A. Maby, sec. ; R. R. Barker, engineer & manager, 'Vest street

Bromley Literal'y Instit1tte,MissHoyer,hon. sec.,22Widmore rd Br01nley Local G1tide<$' Adv8rt'iser,W. K. Honnywill,proprie

tor, Victoria ball, High streetBromlcyNatu,ralists' Society ,H. L.Mellon,hon.sec., 22Widmore

roan Bromley Pm'k Estate Office, 131 London road Bromley Public Libral'y, Tweedy road-Ernest A Savage,

librarian; branch library, Raglan road-Frank Seward, librarian

Bromley Record, E. F. Watts & Co., Limited, proprietors;offices, Sherman road

Bl'omley Rural' Distl'ict Oouncll, Edward Haslehurst, clerk Park house, Beckenham lane

Bl'omleyand SoutlL Eastm'n Permanent Investment BuildingSociety, William A. .Amos,secretary, 26 Market square

Bromley Sports G1'otmd, Lewis Beeston, sec., Hayes lane,Bromley common

Bl'omley Telegmplt J' CMsI(!h1w:>t<t .ilIott'inghaln OM'onicle, E. F. Watts & Co.;Limited,proprietors; offices,Shermanrd

Bl'O'lllley Union Office of the Board of Gual'dians! Edward Haslehurst, clerk, Park bouse, Beckenham lane

Brown A. & H., greengrocers, 6 Freelands groveBrown Alice (Miss), dressmaker, 72 Park road Brown Edward Alfred, oil & colourman, 105 Palace road Brown Frederick Arnold, insurance agent, 42 Bromley cres Brown Frederick (Mrs.), general shop, 27 Farwig lane Brown Mrs., Chatterton .A.1·ms,41 Chatterton road Brown R. H., Pembroke Laundry,-l Pembroke road, Bickley Brown Rose A. (Miss), confectioner, 54 East street Brown Wm. By., tobacconist & Post Office, 178 Widmorerd Browning & Sons, fruiterers & greengrocers, 95 High street &

33 College roadBrowning William, brickmaker, Dingley Dell, Homesdalerd Bryant J. B., nurseryman, Beckenbam'lane, Sborllands

W. 'Maunder, Cook & Confectioner, Market Square. See page 121.,

BROMLEY CO~BIERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Bugg John, insurance agent, 6 Southlands road Bullen James, laundry, G Walpole road Bunn Alice (Mrs.), dressmaker, 70 Freelands road Burgess James, mineral water manufacturrr, Elliott road Burgess Joseph, boot & shoe maker, 119 High street Burgess Miss~s, dress & mantle makers, 61 Tylney rd. Bickley Burkin Miss, dressmaker, 6 Pembroke road, Bickley Burr William, baker, 20 Chatterton road Burton Louard, grocer, 54 Morgan road Bush S. & Son, booksallers,stationers&printeri',41 & 42 High st Butler H. M. (Mrs.), butcher, 24 East street Butler William, fencing contractor, 16 Cowtler road

C Cakebread Isabel M. (Miss), costumier, 109 High street Calder Robert, tailor, 30 Bloomfield road Capon & Son, butchers, 44 Palace road Carey Mrs., boarding' house, 2 College road Carreck Henry Norman, wardrobe dealer, 16 Farwig lane Carrick John, boot and shoe maker, 44 East street Carroll Michael, Angle,yea A1'1JM, Palace road Carter, Paterson & Co. Limited, carriers, 29 East street Carter J. E., house and estate agent, Sherman road Chamberlain E. (Mrs.), draper, 32 Homesdale road Chambers & Co., dyers & cleaners, 19 The Broadway, High at Chance Robert, cowkeeper, 77 Farwig lane Chapman Arthur, grocer, 25 Bromley gardens Chapman Frederick J., jobmaster, Tweedy road Chapman Harry, builder, Pyrmont house, 14 Glebe road Chaston & Sons, fruiterers, 34 Homesdale road Child Richard, painter, 3 Great Elms road Chitty & Son, coach builders, 4 Horsley rd. & at Sherman rd Chitty & Son, general smiths, West street Chitty Charles, smith, 101 Palace road Choat Henry, gas fitter, 14 Southlands road ChristerEdwd.SundridgePark railway statn. S.E.R.Plaistow la Churcher .Tames, confectioner, 9 Tylney road, Bickley Churcher Joseph, confectioner, 77 Bromley gardens blark Henry, paperhanger, plumber, &c. 27 Simpsons road Clark Thomas, jobbing gardener, 60 Martins road Clark Tom, jobmaster, l2 Simpsons road CLARKE. EDWARD &. SON,printers,bookbinders & stationers,

53 High street Clarke A. G. A., nurseryman, Lower Gravel road Clarke John, bootmaker. 97 Canon road, Bickley Clarke Mrs., shopkeeper, 24 Plaistow lane Clayden William, florist, 69 Beckenham lane Clement George, general shop, 31 College roadCoal Co-operativeSociety, Limited-Depot, Bickley station &

19N apier road & 72 Tweedy rd.--F .l\faddams,representative Cocksedge Miss, dressmaker, 52 Stanley road

W. Maunder, Bread & Biscuit Baker, Market Squa.re. Sec page1?6.

262 BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Cocksedge W. A. (Mrs.), dressmaker, 12 Westmoreland road Cockwell John Down, Bil'd in Hand, 3 Bickley road Cole Albert S., fruiterer, 4 London road Cole Frank, umbrella maker, 99 High streetCole :Mrs.,coffee shop, 65 Chatterton road· Colebrook Henry, fruiterer & greengrocer, 206 Widmore road Callicott George Henry, beer retailer, 60 Beckenham lane Collings Brothers, carvers & gilders, 82 High streetCollings Brothers, cycle works, 82B, High streetCollings Brothers, furniture dealers, 82A, High street Collins Herbert, draper, 12 and 13 Market squareCollins Samuel, piano & organ tuner, 28 Great Elms road OOlt881'vativB Club, Henry .T. Selby, han. sec., The Broadway,

High streetCook James, Prudential Assurance agent, Harewood house, 9

Freelands road Cook Misses, drapers, 46 Palace roadCook "fhomas William & Co., tailors, 22 Church road Cook William .Tames, grocer, 26 Bloomfield roadCooke James, draper, 15 Chatterton road Cooling & Anderson, bakers, 5 Widmore roadCooling W., coach builder, 71 Bromley common Cooling William, nurseryman, Croft house,80A, Bromley comCooper Brothers, corn merchants, 19 Market square Cooper George, confectioner, 1 Church road Cooper M.rs., cOlltumier, 18 Park roadCooper W. T., grocer, &c., 30 North roadCopping & Crisp, bakers, 50 Homesdale roadCopping H. (Mrs.), laundry, 7 Bickley roadCopus William, baker and confectioner, 62 Bromley commonCorke W. & F., butchers, 139 Masons hill Corley William Frederick, french polisher, Napier roadCossum Thomas, bootmaker, 22 Chatterton road Coulter George, decorator, 43 Masons hillCousins C. H., bricklayer, 3 Horsley roadCousins Leopold James, fascia writer, 77 Palace roadCovell & Harris, butchers, 4: The Corner, High street Coventry Motor & Cycle Co. (The), 78 High streetCox Miss, dressmaker, 43 Beckenham laneCox William, beer retailer, Brewery roadCradoek & Gosling, butchers, 28 Raglan roadCraker William, confectioner, 103 Southlands road Crause Mrs., Eureka laundry, 68 Homesdale road Orea1llery (The), G. Trenholm, manager, 1 East streetCreed Richard, Turpington farm, 4 Southborough, BickleyCrook E. & M. (Misses), fancy repository, 123 Masons hillCrook Henry, furniture dealer, 34 London road Croome John F., collector of King's taxes, 5 Market squareCrossley & Son, builders & contractors, 68A, Tweedy roadCrothall Clara (Mrs.), dressmaker, 11 Heathfield road Crouch J. Morton, ironmonger,25 Widmore road

W. Maunder, Cook & Confectioner, Market Square. See page 126.

Crouch James Morton, ironmonger ,41 Masons hillCrow Mrs. general dealer, 59 Chatterton roadCrutcher George William, engraver, 9 West streetCulver L. A., draper, 101 Palace roadCunningham John D.,st'1tioner, 12 London roadCurtis W. H., baker, 32 Bromley commonCurwood George,outfitter, 14 Market squareCurwood J. N., newsagent and stationer, 2 Widmore roadCutler Robert, upholsterer & cabinet maker,99 Southlands I'd

D Dafforn Thomas John, linen draper, 9 Widmore roadDale Mrs., greengrocer, 104 Addison roadDalton Palmer, hosier, 6 Widmore roadDaniell Edwin, tailor, 61 Martins road Darby Brothers, builders' merchants & stone masons, Bromley

(North), Railway Station yard, S. E. & C. R. Dark Mrs. dressmaker, 13 Chislehurst road, BickleyDavenport Richard Cartwright, chemist, 71 London roadDavis John, confectioner, 87A, Beckenham lane Davis Walter, insurance agent, 85 Southlands roadDavis William, general dealer, 80 Jackson roadDay George, greengrocer, 69 Chatterton roadDeadman David, carpenter, 7 Farwig laneDean Elizabeth (Mrs.), art needlework depot, 84 High streetDean Frederick, coach builder, 145 Widmore roadDean Hedley, cabinet maker, 28 Aylesbury roadDell William, naturalist, 15 Market square Dodd Alfred, Bird in Hand, 5 Gravel road Domestic Bazaar Co., 77 High streetDotter Konstantin, watchmaker, 123 High streetDt1tle John, hairdresser, 34 Market square

-Dra~r Charles, decorator and paperhanger, 17 Simpsons roadDrew-\Mrs.,laundry, 34 Beckenham laneDunford Henry, .tobacconist and newsagent, 29 North roadDunn Edward, smith, 82D, High streetDunn H. G., upholsterer and undertaker, 20 Market square;

and depository" Park road .' "Duplex" Cycle Stand Co. (E. Monkhouse, sec.). 82 Park endDuthoit F. P., builder and decorator, Rivcrdene, 1 Westmore·

land road Dyne Adele (Miss), dressmaker, T\veedy buildings, 55 Wid

more road E

Eade W. watchmaker, 39 Johnson road :JjJagleHenry, watchmaker, 25 Johnson roadEardley T. T., confectioner, 48 Southlanus roadEarle Agnes & Marion (Misses), milliners, 24 Market squareEarle George W., stationer, 7 Aberdeen buildings, High streetEastman & Son, dyers, 83 High streetEastmans Limited, butchers, 102A,High strep.t

W. Maunder, Bread & Biscuit Baker ,IMarket Square. See page 126.

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Easy Henry, baker, 78 Bromley commonEnwards Charles, bootmaker, &c., 19 High streetEdwards J. M., jobmaster, 151 Masons hill Ellis Alfred, butcher, 34:Chatterton road Elphick M. & Sons, butchers, 1 Tylney road, BickleyEmiline Madame, court milliner, 28 London road Emmins William, greengrocer, 37 ~impsons road Epps George Gore, Rose <$' Crown, 132 High st. & 30 Market sqEtheridge George, chimney sweep, 43 Mooreland roadEvans Lewis, builder, 6 Sundridge parllde, Plaistow lane Everett F. frniterer, 2 Sundridge parade, Plaistow lane Everett Richard, shoemaker, 2 Palac~ road Eves Edward, confectioner, 102 Martins road

F Fairchild Henry Edward, 1'roo Eaves, 37 Oakley road Farmer George, tailor, 39 Recreation road ' Farmer Mrs., hand laundry, 2 Bourne road Fassam Emily (Mrs.), fishlI'onger, 30 Plymouth road Faulkell & Steeden, tailors, 176 Widmore hill Faulkes J., tailur, 8 Tylney road, BickleyFaulkes William, bootmaker, 38 Homesdale road Fawsitt Fred., leather seller, 21 Market square Felce & Co., chemists (H. Francis, M.P.S. proprietor), 22

High streetFerris & Sons, saddle & harness makers, 103 High street"Ferris Albert A., W kite Ha1't Hotel <$' Shade.'J, 139 High street Field Charles, bootmaker, 5 Masons hill & 3 Martins road Fielding E., draper, 2 Park endFielding Ernest, bootmaker, 141 Masons hill Filby Brothers, hairdressers & perfumers, 89 High street Fitz Richard, grocer, &c. and Post Office, 215'Holmesdale road Flatt Kate (Mrs.), dressmaker, 3 Weston groveFleet George, fishmonger, 63 Chatterton roadFleming, Reid & Co., Limited, hosiers, 150A, High street Follett .Joseph, baker, and Post Office, 14 London road Follows Mrs., laundry, 14:Pilge Heath villas, BickleyFord Misses, costumiers, 16 Morgan roadFord Edward, verger St. Mary's, Plaistow, 9 Farwig laneFord Henry Orpin, R.P.C., A.l.S.E., plumber, &c. 4 Weston rd Forrester Edward Albert, gardener, &c., 41 Simpsons roadForth Allen, greengrocer, 60 Farwig la'!J.eFoster Thomas & Co., wine merchants, &c., 1 Widmore road Franklin Isabel Mary(Mrs.), Brieklayers' Ar1M,143 Masons hI Fraser John, carpenter, 53 Freelands road Freeman, Hardy & Willis, Limited, boot and shoe warehouset

4 and 5 Market squareFrisby Charles, boot and shoe maker, 31 Chatterton road Frost George, insurance agent, 35 Bloomfield roadFry & Willson, sanitary engineers, 125 Masons hillFryer Mrs., Two Bre1Ve}'.~,6 Masons hill

W. Maunder, Cook & Confeotioner, Market Square. See page 126.

BROMLEY COMMEHClAL DIRECTORY.

G Ga~e & Bromley, boot and shoe makers, 21 Widmore road Galton Mary (Urs.), coffee allddining rooms, 51 London road Garner Thomas Edward, Elliott Sanitary Laundry, 9 ElliottI'd Gates G. & Co., fishmongers, 58 East street Gates Walter, stationer, -76 High street Gedge George, shopkce-per, 9 Addison road Geere William Arthur. grocer, 20 and 22 Hom~sdale road Gibb L. & A., grocers,. 30 Chatterton road Gibbins Harry James, house decorator, 3 Wharton road Gibbons Ernel"t Henry, bakp.r, 43 Chatterton road Gibbs Henry, beer retailer, 81 London road Gilbert Samuel HiIl:-, carpenter, 1 Tylney road, Bickley Giles I1J. M. (Mi~s), dr;lper, 55 Chatterton road Giles James, undertaker and carpente", 75 Palace road Gill George J., collector to the Metropolitan Water Board, 5

Market square Gimson James H., upholsterer, 42 Southlands road Ginns Frank, bootmaker, 49 Loudon roall Gi1'ls' Pltblic IJay School Co. Limited Oliss Heppel, B.A.),

Fern Bank, 30 Elmfield road God:.lmaun Nicholas, outfitter, 73 Masons hill Gold Solly, hairdresser, 47 London rOHd Goodacre Mrs., tea rooms, 230 Homesdale road Gothard J. & Co., fruiterers and florists, 102 High street Goulden & Allen, chemists, 3 Widmore road Graham & Ross, nurserymen, South Hill Park nursery,

Westmoreland road Graham George, builder and undertaker, 45 Stanley road Grainger Samuel C., plumber, &c" 73 Palace road Granger .R., house decorator, 197 \Vidmore road Granger Robert, builder, Lewes road Gransden Charles, plumber. 52 Tylney road, Bickley Graty Thomas D., builder, 21 East street Green Miss, dressmaker, & registry office for servants, '71

Masons hill Greening Denis, greengrocer, 15 East street GREIG DAVID, provision merchant and pork butcher and

poulterer, 9 Market square Griffin Albert, coal merchant, S. E. & C. Railway statIOn south Griffin Clara Lucy (l\hs.), fancy draper, 78 College road Grimes Edward: Gresham laundry, Lower Gravel road Grinstead Daniel, corn, cnal &. seed merchant, 124 High street

and Bromley (North), Railway station yard, S. E. & C. R Grinstead Daniel, corn & coal merchant, Bencewell farm,

Oakley road Grisbrook Stephen, chemist and dentist, 26 London road Groom Mrs., dressmaker, 67 Homesdale r(\l'ld Grubb John Thomas, builder: Gurnand, 21 West street Gunton Wm. Rendell, watchmake!', Victoria arcade, 43 High st Gunton & Son, drapers, &c. 85 alld 86 High street

W. Maunder, Bread & Biscuit Baker, Market Square. See page] 26.

H Hadden John Henry, Oompasses, 10 Widmore road Hadden S. L. (Miss), dressmaker, 44 Park road Hagley and Green, haberdashers, 25 Farwig lane Haiselden John, confectioner, 53 Newbury road Hall & Crutcher, umbrella makers, 9 West street Hall James William, bootmaker, 23 Farwig lane Hallamore Alfred, toy warehouse, 9 The Broadway Hambleton Edward William, wardrobe dealer, 10 East street Hamilton. J. H. (Mrs.), Star <$' GartC7', 106 High street Hammond George, sen., plumbet·, &c. 37 Freelands road Hammond George, jun., plumber, &c. 27 Freelands road Hankins James, butcher, 35 Masons hill Hannaford William, provision stores, 1 Aylesbury road Hardy Brothers, dairymen, 51 College road Hardy Brothers, dairymen, 17 .f!'reelands road Harman George, coal merchant, 45 Chatterton road Harman Herbert P., photographer, 130 High street Harmer Richard, builder, 3 Crown Jane Harradine & Ayling, insurance agents, 11 London road Harrington Charles William, bootmaker, 16 Aylesbury road Harris E., bailiff, Oakley farm, 88 Bromley common Harris George (Mrs.), laundry, GO Chatterton road Harris S. Frederick, undertaker, 6 Simpsons road Hart Misses, ladies' & children's outfitters, 8 London road Hartridge Joseph & Son, builders, 62 London road Hartridge Raymond, butcher, 41 Freelands road Haslehurst Edward, clerk to Bromley union, Bromley Rural

District Council and superintendent registrar, Park house, Beckenham lane

Hatch Charles, plumber, 2 Weston road Hatch Mercer, photographer, 68 London road Hatton & Sturgeon Misses, dressmakers, 9 Simpsons road Hawes Josiah Henry, tobacconist, 11 Hill View cottages,

Burnt Ash lane Hayler Mrs., laundress, 33 Simpsons road Haylett Thomas William, Crown, 64 Bromley common Haylock J. W., Limited, boot manufacturers, 16 Market sq Haynes' Grocery Stores, 88 High street Haywood & Reeves, R.P.C., ironmongers, builders &; plumbers,

49 Masons hill Head Frank E., cutler, 34A, Market square Head John, butcher, 3 Aylesbury road Hearn Brothers, butchers, 80 College road Heaysman Brothers, butchers, 6 Market square Hedditch Richard, confectioner, 26 High street Henham Thomas, decorator, 3\:JBeckenham lane Herbert John & Son, fruiterers &; greengrocers, 27 Newbury I'd Herring M. A. (Mrs.), newsagent & tobacconist, 31 "Masons hI Herring M. A. (Mrs.), tobacconist, 30 High street Hewett Percy, fruiterer, 3 The Bl"oadway, High street

W. Ma.under, Cook & Confectioner, Ma.rket Square. See page 126.

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Hilder James T., station master, Bickley station, & Post Office Hill & Gurr, builders; 15 West street Hills A. boot repairer, 131 Masons hill Hills Albert, bootmaker, 89 Beckenham lane Hills Charles Henry, shirt maker, 7 Broadway, High street Hinchliffe Walter, mason, 108 London road, South st., and

Bromley (North) Railway Station yard, S. E. & C. R Hinton G. H. confectioner, 39 Masons hilI Hoare Alfred, saddler, 13 Westmoreland road Hoare Joseph, Blackbrook farm, 9 Southborough, Bickley Hobbs William Amos, farrier, 82C, High street . Hockaday William, builder and contractor, Heathfield road Hockley & Crakcr, Clarence laundry, 25 Elliott road Hodge M. A. & C. ladies' &: childrcn's outfitters, 30 London I'd Holdsworth Herbert, grocer, 47 Palace road Hollands Eliza (Mrs.), grocer and newsagent, 10 Nichol lane Hollman ffohn, basket maker, 4 Tylney road, BickleyHo17nesdale Bl'iclqicld and Potteries-Peill Bros. proprietors, Home 0' Colonial St01'e,Y, Lintitl'd, 1 The Corner, High street Honnor H., .ilIal'lbol'oll[Jli Laundry, 8 Marlborough road Hooper Samuel, boot maker, 9 Morgan road Hopton & Sons, coal merchants, Bromley (North) Railway

Station yard, S. E. & C. R. . Hopton & SOllS,fruitereril, &e., 31 Market sq. & 131A, High st Hosler David, gr:.>cer, & Post OtJice, 33 Freelands road Houlton Frank, l'lw Oak, 172 Widmore road How James, watch & clock maker & jeweller, 4 Widmore I'd Howard John l:lidney, butcher, 110 High street Howa7'd's Stores, Limited, grocers and provision merchants,

59, 60, 71, 72, 73 & 108 High street Howlett Philip, draper 2, and ladies' outfitter 6, Aberdeen

buildings, High street Hubberd Charles M., shopkeeper, 35 Heathfield road Huddleston Thomas, bootmaker, 42 Havelock road Humerston James, cY'Jle maker 35, & upholsterer 37, East st Humerston James, furniture repository, College road Humphrey Thomas .Joseph & Son, brass finishers & lacquerers,

30 Bromley crescent Humphrey Miss, confectioner, 36 Beckenham lane HUNT ALFRED A. &. CO., wholesale & retail ironmongers, lead

& glass merchants & house & estate agents, 38 London road Hunt Stephen, grocer, 53 London road Hutcherson William, hairdresser, 20 East street Hutchings Jame~, builder, 37 Hayes road Hutson & Armstrong, drapers, 142 & 143 High street Huxley George, supt. Bromley cemetery, London road

I Igglesden Walter, watchmaker, 4 Aberdeen buildings, High st Infe~tious Hospital, :Miss Whitmarsh, matron, John Drury,

The Lodge, Lower Gravel road

W. Maunder, Bread & Biscuit Baker, Market Square. See page 126.

fuge Thomas, carpenter and builder, 94 Beckenham laneIngles James, saddler and harness maker, 34 East streetIngram James, carman, 1 ·Wharton Toadlnternatwnal Tea CO.'s Stores, Limited, 120 Hi~h street lsard E. and Son. wholesale oilmen &c. 7 & 8 Market square

~T Jackson Albert, bootmaker & draper, 55 &0 55A, Oakley roadJackson George, grocer, &c. 79 Bromley commonJackson Rebecca (Mrs.), laundress, 56 Mooreland roadJanes J. F., cycle maker, 3 Tylney road, BickleyJanes W., blacksmith. 33 Farwig laneJenner D., shoeing and general smith, 1'ylney roadJenner Thomas. oilman, 81 and 83 Beckenham laneJephson John, fruiterer, 41 London roadJob Alfred, bootmaker, 13 East street Johnson John, tobacconist, 15 M'<tsonshill Johnson John Robert, confectioner, 82 College roadJohnson R. J., confectioner, 31 High streetJohnstone H. & 00., tailors, 5 The Bro~dway, High streetJones Richard. greengrocer,Tweedy building~, 59Widmore I'dJudge Thomas. gardener. 49 Heathfield roadJuniper David, decorator, 1 Great Elms road

K Kealey John, tobacconist, 73 London roadKeen E;, bootmaker, 111 Victoria road Keel' Manning F., general draper, 27 and 28 High streetKendall E. H., chemist, 195 Widmore roadKennett Wm. Richard, provision mer., 32,33 & 34 North roadKent County Council Domestic Economy School, Miss Isabel'

Duncan, supt., 142 College roadKincey J. D., The Beech Tree Hotel, 54 London road King C., greengrocer, 2 Aylesbury roadKing George Cornwell, bnilder & decorator, 46 Homesdale rdKing John,collector of King's taxes for Chelsfield,Chislehurst,

Cudham,Downe,Farn borough,FootsCray, Keston, Knockholt,Orpington,St.Mary Cray & St.Paul's Cray,ll Marketsquare& 9 College slip

King William, greengrocer, 67 London roadKirby George Edward, watchmaker, &c., 38 East streetKnappett David, florist, 56 London roadKnight W. H. & Co., rustic works, 93 Masons hill, and at

32 Southborough, BickleyKnight Richard G. & James,electrical engineers,16"WidmorerdKnight A., sweep, 28 Bromley gardensKnight Alfred, merchant tailor, 29 High streetKnight Thomas, bootmaker, 139 Widmore roadKnight Thomas, cabinet maker, 54 Park endKnight William, draper, 2 East streetKnott T., fiorist,5 Lower Gravel road, Bromley common

W. Maunder, Oook & Confectioner, Market Square. See page 126.

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Knowles John & Co. drain pipes, lime & cement merchants, S. E. & C. Rail way station south

Knowles John & Co., ironmongers, 167 Masons hill Kober Charles, confectioner, 102 Palace road Kurn C. & L., drapers, 30 Addison road Kurn Clarence, grocer, 73 Southlands road

L Lady Margaret Hospital, Londou road, Bromley, H. E.

Gregory Browne & Miss L. Nye, hon. sees Lambert E., bootmaker, 23 Widmore road Lampier Sarah (Mrs.), Jressmaker, 67 Beckenham lane Lane Mrs., dressmaker, 7 Addison road Lansbury F. & M.,proprietors of Waldo Brick Works,Waldo I'd Larby James, second-hand bookseller, 13.A, Masons hill Larcombe Frank William, dildng rooms, 16 East street Larrance E. 1\1. (.Mrs.), fallcy draper, 75 High street LavenderE.Davey,photographer,Tweedy bldgs. 53 Widmore I'd Law Thomas, harness maker, 18 London road Lawrence Ernest, laundry, 63 Simpsons road Lawrence George, nurseryman, The Gardens, 80 Bromley com Lawrence Mrs., antique dealer, 12 Simpsons road Lawrence Mrs., warcirohe purchaser, 21 Simpsons road Lawson Ambrose, laundry, 7 Elliott road Leatch John, confectioner, 45 London road Leathern John, bootmaker, 29 Masons hill Leaton John, grocer, 38 Beekenham lane Lee Aves (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 19 Farwig lane Lee George, bootmaker, 5 Scott's road Lenton Frederick, photographer, 15 Masons hill Lester W'alter, french polisher, 66 Homesdale road Levens, Son & Hoare, Messrs., auctioneers, 23 Market square Lidlow Alfred, fishmonger, 28 HomesJale road Lidstone Limited, butchers, 23 W"idmore road Limebeer Arthur, builder, decorator & shopfitter.58 Pope road Lingham John, oilman, 36 East street Litten Charles, chemist, ,& Post Otfioe, 24 Chatterton road Lockwood Mrs., bath chair proprietor, 29 West street London City and Midland Bank Limited (The)-John Albert

Evans, manager, High street, Market squareLondon Oity lJlission, Bloomfield road London and County Banking Co. Lim., branch, 141 High

street-Alfred Wright, manager. See advertisement London & Provincial Meat Stores.43High st-G.Webb,managr Longhorn Frederick James, general stores, 2 Napier road Longhurst John, chimney sweep, 8 Devonshire flq.Masons hill Looker Frank, hairdresser and tobacconist, 186 Holmesdale I'd Lord Arthur Ernest, station master, Chislehurst station, Ivy

cottage, Bickley Park road, Chislehurst Lovegrove T. H. & Son, hairdressers, 74 College road Loyell E. M. athletic outfitter, 25 Market square

W. Maunder, Bread & Biscuit Baker, Market Square. Seepage126.

2'10 BROMLEY COMMERCIALDIRECTOHY.

Lovibond John and Sons, Limited, brewers, 35 Market square & 128 High st.; stores, West st-Frank H. Pitman, mngr

Lowe Robert A., builder & decorator, Tylney road, BickleyLowrence Frederick, general furnisher, 112 & 113 High street Lyric Theatre, High street

1\1. Macalister A., Tlw Plong h, Bromley commonMacIntyre H. H., builder and decorator, 2 Union roadMagistrates' Clerk's Office, Arc1ibald Edward Willett, clerk,

26 Market squareMallett Mrs., laundry, 11 & 13 Johnson road Manning H. & Co., tobacconists, 146 High streetManning Samuel, officer in charge, Bromley Borough Council

Fire Engine station, West streetMarks Thomas N., builder, Cranleigh, 1 College slip, High stMarkwell Robert, insurance agent, 13 Heathfield roadMarler Henry, tailor & outfitter, 54 High streetMarsh Brothers, grocers, 64, 66 & 76A, College roadMarsh Brothers, grocers, Plaistow lane MARSHALL &. SNELGROVE, silk mercers, mourning ware-

housemen, dress, costume & mantle makers, lacemen, haberdashers, hosiers, glovers, outfitters, milliners, furriers, carpet, rug & linen factors, wholesale & retail warehousemen, 10 to 20 Vere street; 334 to 348, 352 & 354 Oxford street; 16 to 20 Henrietta street, Cavendish square & 2 to 24 Marylebone lane; also at Scarborough & Leeds

Marshall Edward, laundry, 4 Walpole roadMarshall John E., farmer, Hook farm, 93 Bromley commonMarshall Mark, carpenter; 45 College road & Sherman road Martin T. & Sons, stationers, 11 & 12 Broadway, High streetMartin Joseph A., hairdresser, 53 Chatterton roadMartin Peter, chimney cleaner, 9 Freelands groveMartin's Bank Limited, Bankers--Theodore 1\Iurly Stancomb,

manager, 126 High streetMason James, market gardener, Hayes Jane, Bromley commonMatchett Samuel (1\1rs.),dressmaker, 9 Heathfield roadMatthews John, cab proprietor, 1 Sandford roadMatthews William, butcher, 61 Chatterton roadMAUNDER WILLIAM, baker & confectnr. 1 & 2 Market sq May James, painter and decorator, 83 1\1aso11shill .May John William, watchmaker & jeweller, 4:7 Masons hill May T. G., stationer, 29 Bromley gardensMayhew William Hallett, fishmonger, 32 East streetMaynard J11.,stationmaster,Bromley station,S.E.&C.R.(south)Mays In. Wm., china, glass & earthenware stores, 32 High stMcKenzie Eustace Alfred, stationer & newsagent, 90 High st Martin William G. Preeland.~ Tave1'n,31 Fl'eelands road Mead L. & Co., corn, seed & coal merchants, 17 Masons hill

& S. E. & C. Railway station (south)Meathrel Sydney F., butcher, 24 Homesdale road

---------------- ------- -------------------~-w. Maunder, Cook & Confectioner, Market Square. See page 12i.

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Medhurst F. Lim., fancy & general drapers, 44 to 51 High st Meredith Owen, stationer, 22 Market square Merrett George W., laundry, 74: Homesdale road Merrington William E., Crown ~ Anc/tor, 19 Park road Mersh Thos.,coal & coke mer. & furniture remover,54 Palace I'd Mersh Wm., carman & coal mer. Bromley (North) Railway

Station yard, S. E. & O. R Miell A. E. (Mrs), costumier, 20 Morgan road Miell William John, decorator, 20 Morgan road Miles George, insurance, agent, 116 Southlands road Miles W., dining rooms, 48 Palace road Miller Cornelius S., draper, 46 East street Miller William J., bootmaker, 98 Martins road Mills Albert William, domestic machinery depot, 55 High st Mills William, grocer, 43 & 45 Oakley road Mist S. A. (Miss), greengrocer, 46 Homesdale road Mitchell & Son, tailors, 56 East street Mitchell Alfred, carman &; contractor, 16 Bloomfield road Moate G. W., National schools, 66 Bromley common Mockridge Elizabeth (Mrs.), general shop, 35 Recreation I'd Monkhouse C. H. (Miss), dressmaker, 58 Park road Moore Robert, shopkeeper, 56 Heathfield road Morgan A., mngr. W'ythe's Estate office, Hawthorne rd.Bickley Morris James, Lora Holmesdalc, 184 Homesdale road Morris John Thomas, smith, 1 Walter's yard, High street Mortlock Charles Thomas, picture frame maker, 25 East st Muffett Eliza (Miss), dressmaker, 51 Farwig lane Muncey Sarah (Mrs.); laundress, 3 Weston road Mundy Henry, bootmaker, 8 Weston grove Mundy Miss, servants' registry office, 23 East street Munn Oharles Henry, hairdresser, 49 Palace road Munt Brothers, Limited, pianoforte dealers, 24 High street Mussell George, grocer & draper, 168 & 170 Homesdale road

N Nash Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 20 High street National Telephone 00. Limited (office), 33 East street-T

Lewis, manager; public call offices, 33 East street; 29, 93 & 122 High street; 2 & 41 Masons hill; 32 Bromley com.• mon; 6 Snndridge parade, Plaistow lane & 197 Widmore I'd

Nelson Robert & 00., domestic machinery warehouse, 1 A.berdeen buildings, High street

Newbery James, baker, 3 Masons hill Nichols Herbert L., Railn'ay Hotel, 45 East streEt Nicholson T., plumber, &c., 41 Newbury road Nipper E. W., dairy, 36 Ohatterton road Norman Charles, news agent, 0' Post Office, 77 Bromley com Norman Edward, dairyman, 88 Palace road Norrish W., A.lderney dairy farm, Bickley road, Bromley &

Tredwell dairy farm, 186 Southlands road, Bickley Nye & Sons, grocers & Post Office, 21 Park road Nye Henry, cabinet maker, 36 & 37 Palace road •

W. Maunder, Bread & Biscuit Baker. Market Square. See page 128.

o Oakley Robert Gordon, dining rooms, 8 Widmore roadOgden Smith & Slawson, confectioners, 35 Freelands road OHara J. A.,greengrocer & coal merchant, 38 Chatterton road Orpington <$' Ohelsfield School Committee, F. H. Gedney, cor

respondent, Park house, Beekenham laneOsbourne Miss, dressmaker, 2 Beekenham.lane Ovendon Edward, sanitary plumber, 17 Heathfield roadOverton Brothers, dairymen, 70 High street; 145 Masons hill

& Piekhurst Green farm, Hayes lane, Piekhurst parkOwen Sidney Corser, mantle warehouse, 35 Widmore road.

p Page George, greengroeer, 54 Havelock roadPalin Joseph & Son, builders, 22 Farwig lanePalmer E. & 1\1.,dressmakers: 26 Simpsons roadPalmer T. & Sons, cycle makers, 23 Masons hillPalmer George, imurance agent, 58 Heathfield roadPalmer H. P. tarpaviors, 151 Masons hillPamphilon G.&Son,wine,spirit& bottled beer mrchts.58 High at Pantry Thomas Charles, ham & beef purveyor, 37 High street Pargeter Frederick, grocer, 54: Chatterton road Parker Edwin, Post Office, 31 Br0mley commonParker Miss, laundry. 32 Pope roadParkes Frederick, harness maker, 174: Widmore road Parsons Alfred Wm., hatter, hosieI'& clothier. 38 & 39 High st Parsons Horace, beer retailer. 64 Pa'ace roarlPartridge Frederick, grocer, 24 London roadPascoe Joseph, gardener and florist, 21 Martins roadPatmore Mrs., laundress, 3 Haxtead road Patten Frank Hy., stationer & newsagent,48 Homesdale I'dPayne Charles & Son, greengrocers, 21 Farwig lanePayne Douglas, builder, decorator and contractor, 111High stPayne Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 164 Homesdale roadPayne Frederick, farmer, New farm, 'Westmoreland roadPeach & Hassell, nurserymen, 36 Jackson roadPeaple Joseph, Fixted farm, Hayes lane, Pickhurst parkPearce Brothers, builders, 37 Hawes road Pearce Frederick, laundry, 4:9 Walpole roadPearson Henry, oil and Italian warehouseman,4i>A,AddisonrdPearson Samuel, grocer, 48 Newbury roadPeckham Frank, plumber & gasfitter, 10 Southlands road Peckham Mrs., laundry, 81 Chatterton roadPegg Nathaniel & Co., coal merchants, 76 Tweedy road and

Bickley station-W. J. Laing, manager Peill Brothers, carmen, contractors &c., Southlands road,

Bromley commonPeill Edwin,coal mer.S.E.&C.Railway station(south),BromleyPelly John, confectioner, 19 Masons hillPenfold William John, builder, 13 Liddon road Pennicott F. E. Crooked Billet, 38 Southborough, Bickley

W. Maunder, Cook & Confectioner, Market Square. See pag~_.12.6.

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Perkin..; & Guest, milliners, Siddons house, Tweedy bnildi'lgs, 57 Widmore road

Pfeil Christopher Ferdinand, pawnbroker, 20 Broadway Phillips Bros., bootmakers, 26 E{tst street . Phillip's J.1femorirtlHOlllaJopathicHospital 9" IJispensary (E.

M. Madden, M.B., & H. Wynne Thomas, M.R.e.s., hon. medical officers; Miss Hyde, matron; J. 1\1.Wyborn, hon. sec.; J. G. Charles, hon. treas.), Lownds' avenue

Phillips (Howard Morley) & Co. music sellers & pianoforte dealers, 5 Aberdeen buildings, High st. & 30 Widmore I'd

Phillips Thomas & Co. Limited, wine mel's. 55 Widmore road Phillips John Peter, tailor, 3 North road Phillips Lemuel, cycle maker, 61 Bromley common Philpot T. W. A. builder, 42A, Beckenham lane Pickard Charles, harness maker, 43 London road Pike Mrs., dressmaker, 4 Hawkesworth road Pitt & Hancock, Mesdames, costumiers, Victoria house, 37

Widmore road Plaistow Cemetery(Chas. Sheldon,supt.),BurntAsh Is. Plaistow Plater James Charles, Crown Hotel, 46 Plaistow lane Pledger Alfred, tailor, 30 Homesdale road Plumpton H., grocer, 13 Widmore road Pocock James Reuben, nurseryman, 2 College slip, High st Podger H.& Sons, Lim., dye works, 18 Pembroke road, Bickley PodgeI' H. & Sons, Ltd. launderers, dyers & cleaners, 216

Homesdale road; 3 Market square; 21 Napier road & Pembroke road, Bickley

PodgeI' J. & Son, builders, &c. 47 College road Poingdestre Alfred Philip, builder, 11 Gwyder road Pointer & Co. drapers, 32 Chatterton road Pointer Henry, boot & shoe maker, 13 Masons hill Pollard William, bootmaker, 10 Queen's cottages, Plaistow gro Poole Arthur Henry, plumber & ironmonger, H Homesdalerd. Potter John, baker, 55 London road Poulton John, fishmonger, 13 Oakley road Prangle 'William, chimney sweep, 1 Palace road Presland John Thomas, turncock :l\1etropolitan Water Board,

32 Palace road Pritchard Alfred William, builder, 16 West street Puckridge & Co., grocers, 17 & 19 Tylney road, Bickley PYNE BROTHERS,

General Drapers, 153: 155, 157, 159 & 161 Lewisham High road, New Cross. Closed at 5 on Saturdays

Pyrke George L., upholsterer, 147 & 148 High street & cabinet maker, 150 High street

Q Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment (E & F Companies)

(2nd Volunteer Battalion) (Capt. F. K. Selby, commanding; George Henry Burge, sergt. instructor) ; head quarters, Drill hall, 27 East street

Quinlan Alexander, county inspector of weights & measures, foods, drugs, petroleum & explosive~, North street

W. Maunder, Bread & Biscuit Baker, Market Square. See page 126. BROM 10

274 BROMLEY COM}iERCIAL DlRECTORY.

Quint Charles D., school attendance officer, Aldermary, 93 Jackson road

R Rabbits & Sons, Ltd., boot. manufacturers, 33 'Vidmore road Ralph John, carpenter, 48 Park road Randall George & Co., hosiers, 107 High street Randall H. E., Lim., bootmas., 8 Aberdeen buildings, High st Ranson Henry, Fi1:e Bells, 30 Bromley common Ranson T., estate agent, 75 l\Iasons hill Ray W. (Mrs.), dressmaker, 45 Morgan road Reeve William Presland, confectioner, 47 Oakley road Reeves George, Sawym's' Arms, 69 Bromley common REFUGE ASSURANCE CO. LIMITED, Ray Kemp, supt.

district office, 85 Widmore road Relph Kitty (Miss), confectioner, 87 Palace road Richards John, watchmaker, & Post Office, 30 Plaistow lane Richardson Thomas, baker t 89 Palace road Richmond & Co., dairymen, 42 Beckenham lane Rickard "William, oilman, 6 London road Rickett, Smith & Co. (incorporated with Rickett, Cockerell &

Co., Limited), coal merchants, Bromley (North) Railway Station yard, S. E. & C. R. & Tweedy road

Ridewood \Vm. Sundridge Hall farm, Burnt Ash lane,Plaistow RidgeA William Henry, Rising S1w, 35 High street Roberts Charles, G1'eyhonnd, 116 & 117 High street Robinson William T.,provision merchant, 60 Bromley common Rogers G. & Son, carriage and cab proprietors, 2 Masons hill

& 31 Simpsons road Rogers & Sons, dairymen, 58 Beckenham lane & 10 London rd Rolfe Alfred -Charles, insurance agent, 93 Morgan road Rolfe J. wardrobe dealer, 36 Homesdale road Romary Allan Ernest, tobacconist, 18 East street Rouch & Sons, drapers and clothiers, 36A and 36 High street Routley & Co. chemists, 53 Beckenham lane Russell & Son, french polishers. 97 London road

~ St. John Ambulance Brigade (Bromley division) (J. H. Yol

land, M.R.c.s.Eng., lmrgeon; 2nd 01. S.O. - Cooling, hon. treasurer; 1st C1. S.O. F. Field, secretary), St. Luke's Institute, Raglan road

St. Luke's TVorlting J1Ien'sClub ~. Institute, Elliott road St. Mary's Oonvalescent Home, Miss Lloyd, matron, Queen's

Mead road St. J.1Iary's PlaistoJV Working Men's Olll;h (Henry Allan

secretary), Farwig lane Sackett J. C. (Mrs.), bear retailer, 43 & 45 Homesdale road Salmon & Gluckstein, Limited, tobacconists, 104 High street Sampson Edward E., superintendent Prudential Assuranc

Company Limited, Town hall, Market square Sanders E. pIes.), dressmaker, 1 The Corner, High street Qandford Henry, wheel~vright, Napier road

W. Maunde:. Cook & Confectioner, Market Square. Seepa ge 126.

Sargent Thomas, grocer, 42 Homesdale road Satterthwaite Clement Henry, cal'man & contractor, Sun.

dridge Park farm, Plaistow lane Saunter Harry, bootrr'aker, 103 Palace road Sawyer Ernest William, motor & cycle manufacturer, ,1 & 5

Sundridge parade, Plaistow lane Sayers J., chimney sweeper, 12 Yale cottages, Masons hill Scarborough Thomas, picture frame maker, 15 Morgan road Scott T. W., coachbuilder, 1 Yale cottages, Masons hill Scott 'l'homas, greengrocer, 12 Lower Gravel road Seaman Jo,hn, decorator, 36 Mooreland road Selby, Wood & Son, riding masters, 19 Freelands road Sexton John William, greeugrocer, 8 Plaistow lane Shakespear Arthur Franklin, engineer & motor mao Scott's I'd ShallaI'd, Fendt & Co., dyers & cleaners, 18 :Market square Sharp Frank, fishmonger, 100 Martins road Shearing Mary (Mrs.), laundress, 19 Heathfield road Shepherd David, baker, 5 Tylney road, Bickley Shepherd Frederick, supt. Singer Manufacturing Co. 76

Bromley gardens Shewbrooks Thomas, decorator, 16 London road Shillcock & Son, chemists & druggists, 122 High street Shoebridge William Henry, clothier, 82 Palace road Shortland Miss, dressmaker, 32 Stanley road SHORTLANDS STORES lC. A. Smallbone, proprietor), family

grocers, provision dealers, wine & spirit, ale, porter & stout merchants. See advertisement facing Shortlands Section

Silk E. (Urs.), confectioner, 93 High street Sills Elizabeth (IVIrs.), tobacconist, 14 East street Simmons H:, builder & decorator, 5a Hornesdale road Simpson Emily (Miss), dressmaker, 23 West street Singer Manufacturing Co. (Frederick Shepherd, supt.), 14

The Broadway, High street Singer Richard, bootmaker, 10 Plaistow lane Skindle Mrs., laundry, 148 Southlands road Skinner & Grant, tailors, 130 High street & 33 l\I:uket square SKINNER C. N., jobmaster, 95 Martins road Skinner George, dairyman, 154 Widmore road Skinner Richard, chemist, 26 Wid more road Slatter George, The Grape Vine, 33 & 35 Oakley road Sledmorc 1\Irs., dressmaker, 137 Widmore road Slow Frances (Mrs.), laundress, 56 Farwig lane Smallbone Charles Albert, grocer, 77 & 79 Beckenham lane ~mart Frederick, shopkeeper, 53 Havelock road Smith & Co., printers, 21 Church road. Smith R. & F., jobmasters, 46 Newbury road Smith W. H. & Son, bookstalls, S. E. & C. Railway station

south ;·Bromley (North) Railway Station yard, S. Eo & C. R. & Plaistow lane

Smith William & Sons, builders, 4 Gravel road, Bromley com Smith Albert Frederick, sign writer, 24 Liddon road

W. Maunaer,Jiread & Biscuit Baker, Market Square. BIWlIf.

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276 BROl\ILEY COMMERCIAL DIRi~CTORY.

Smith Arthur John. fruiterer, 4:0 East street Smith James, jobbing gardener, 51 West streetSmith Mrs., furrier, 11 East streetSmith William, builder, Betchworth, 65 Oakley roadSmith William Henry, builder & decorator, 61 Southlands I'dSnowdon Stanley, upholsterer, 31 East streetSoan S. & Son, carriers, 88 CollegeroadSoans Bros., cycle makers, 149 Masons hillSouthcott Robert, draper, 6 The Broadway, High streetSpark Edgar, agent Prudentilil Assurance Co. Limited, 13

'Varner road Sparks Edward William, jobmaster, 40 Napier roadSpeller E. William, florist, 64 Bromley commonSpeller Harry Edward, greengrocer, 7 Masons hill Spencer Frances (Mrs.), confectioner, 22 London roadSpielmann Lou~s,Railway Signal Hotel, 1 Masons hill Spiers & Pond, Limited, stores depot, R. J. French, manager,

Lownds' avenue Spooner AmoRColes, draper, 20 London roadSpringett Herbert, ~'I.R.C.V.S., farrier, 34 High street Springford B., draper & hosier, 35 Homesdale road Stace & Elliot, farriers, 149 MasonshillStacey William Ge(lrge, sign writer, 2 Great Elms roadStanford Fredk. Houghton,hairdresser,8 TheBroadway, High stStanley Herbert William, newsagent, 74 Tweedy road Stanton Georgf\ builder & decorator,·85 Martins road Staples J., builder, 62 Southborough road, BickleySteiert & Son, watchmakers, jeweller'l, &c., 21 High streetStembridge John James, general dealer, 15 Farwi~ laneStenning James, supt. Recreation ground, 6 Church roadStevens Ernest William, hairdresser, 97 High streetStewart & Co., furniture dealers, 81 High streetStock Philip, auctioneer, surveyor, house & estate agent &

valuer; agent to the Sun Fire & Li~e Offices,349 Cold Harbour lane, Brixton. Telephone No. 25 Brixton

Stockwell Daniel, livery stables, 52 London roadStockwell Richard, carman & contractor, 90 Homesdale roadStokes Henry, grocer, 30 Simpsons roadStone Henry, boot repairer, 1 Sharp's cottages, 'Valter's yardStrevens Edmund, photographer, 36 London roadStringer Alfred Thomas, grocer, 38 Simpsons road . Strong & Sons Limited, printers & bookbinders, 39 East streetSummerfield Robert, laundry, 12 Walpole roadSummerfield Shadrach, musical instrument repairer, 26

Elliott road Snndridge Laundry (E. B. Gambrell, manager), dyers &

cleaners. Scott's road Sundrid[1e' Pa1'k Estate Office, New Farm house, 8 Orchard I'd Sundridge Pa1'1~ Golf Club (E. Best, steward), Garden road Supe1'intendent Regist1'ar's Office (Edward Haslehurst, supt.),

Park house, Beekenham lane

W. Maunder. Cook & Confectioner, Market Square. ::leepage 126.

T Tancioni Rienzi, watchmaker, 29 Palace road Tapley Walter Edward, builder, 37 College road Tarry Walter, tailor, l02D, High street . Tylor Joseph & Son, builders, 149 Masons hill Taylor Mrs., dressmaker, 101 Southlands road Taylor Richard, watchmaker & jeweller,115 & 125 High street Taylor William Henry, jun., turncock .Metropolitan Water

Board, 49 Martins road, Shortlands TestaI' C. 0., bootmaker, 69 I .•ondon road Terry Thomas, upholsterer, 97 Beckenham lane Thomas Frederick, watchmaker, 99 London road Thomas H. G., landscape gardener, 81 Masons hill Thomas James P., tobacconist & hairdresser, 9 & 11 :Masons hi Thomas Percy, Fanvig Ar7JM, 97 Farwig lane Thomas Thos. Percy, Dlt7w'8 Head,131 High st. & 32 Market sq Thornton Mrs., confectioner, 32 Plaistow lane Thorpe J. (Mrs.), registry office for servants, 30 Park end Threadgold Frederick Alfred, insurance agent,42 Heathfield I'd Timmis John, chemist, 147 Masons hill Tippen Edward Arthur, Belmont hand laundry,34 Addison rd Tolfrey Henry, cycle works, 100 Beckenham lane Tomblin William, tobacconist & newsagent, 213 Homesdale I'd Tong Alfred, confectioner, 12 East street Tong Edward, beer retailer, 10 North road Tosland Alex. upholsterer, 3 Aberdeen buildings, High street Towel Miss, dressmaker, 5 Denmark villas Towell Charles, gasfitter, 3 South street Towns James W. C., clothier, 1020, High street Trenholm G., manager, The Creamery, 1 East st Trigg Edward, hairdresser & tobacconist, 40 Homesdale road TRIGG EDWARD de.SONS, New' Invicta laundry & laundry

engineers, 23 Elliott road Trim Frederick George, stationer,,s' Post O,ffice, 75 London rd fruswell Henry, draper, 2 The Broadway, High street Tubb Thomas Alfred, colporteur, 99 Addison road Tufnell Arthur, bootmaker, 40 TIeckenham lane Turner George & Co. china & glass warehouse, 15 Widmore

road & ironmongers, 27 Masons hill . Turner C., ironmonger & leather seller, 18 & 16 Chatterton I'd Turner James, greengrocer, 95 Farwig lane Twort Harry, fishmonger, 39 College road & fried fish shop,

13 Farwig lane -Tyrer Harry & Co. Limited, coal merchants, Bickley station

U Union {If T,fl",F1.nrl, J- Smitlts Bank Limited (Tlw), 33 High st

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278 BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIREOTORY.

V ValIer Mrs., confectioner, 32 Addison road Vass Daniel, plumber, 7 & 8 Orchard place, Walter's yard Venters Charles James, decorator, 70 Farwig lane Vickers Ernest Albert, decorator, 34 Heathfield road Vict01'ia Hall & Al'cadt, W. R. Gunton,lessee, 43 High street Vincent Frederick 1\1., ironmonger, 151 High street Vousden Mrs., greengrocer, 57 Beckenham lane Vousden William, greengrocer, 95 Bromley gardens

W Waddell F. J. fishmonger, 21 Masons hill Waddington Benjamin, The Scrnbbs farm, Lower Gravel I'd Waghorne David, florist, 9 Palace road Wailing George, coffee tavern, 87 Beckenham lane Wailing John, general shop, 96 :Martins road Waits William, bootmaker, 22 :Sorth road Wale W. (Mrs.), upholstress, 66 Park end Walford George, insurance agent, 187 Homesdale road Walker William Henry, dairyman, 73 Homesdale road Waner Charles 0., general shop, 28 Plaistow lane Wallis Henry & Sons, butchers, 26 Chatterton road Wallis Henry John, butcber, 14 Simpsons road Walter & Co., grocers, 22 East fitreet Ward John Herbert, butcher, 17 Farwig lane Ward Robert, grocer, 46 Southlands road Ware Frederick, fishmonger, 51 Chatterton road Ware William, fishmon;rer, 5 Aylesbury road Waterman John, restaurant, 92 Higb !'treet Waters Charles, stationer ~ P08t Office, 26 Homesdale road Waters Jesse. carman & contractor, 4 W'aldo road 'Waters Jesse, baberdasber, 166 Homesdale road Watts E. F. & Co. Limited, printers & pub1ishers,Sberman I'd Watts Charles Wiliiam, butcher, 6 East street Watson Charlotte (Miss), confectionpr, 49 Chatterton road Weatberill Sydney Owen, plumber, H8 Victoria road Webb James, coachsmith & beer retailer, 63 Palace road Webb Stanley, cycle maker, 32 London road Weekes Albert Thomas, hairdresser, 106 Palace road Weeks George & Sons, ironmongcl's & gasfitters, 61 High st Weekfl Charles, baker, 1 Stanley road Welford's Surrey Dairies Limited (Reginald Janes, manager),

30 East street Weller Thomas, coach huilder, 151 Southlands road 'Wells George, grocer, 38 Park end Wells Richard J.grocer, 43 Tylney road, Bickley West James, fly proprietor & livery stables, Lewes rd. Widmorc HT,,~f .1lfiP+ IIlain S!.l!tneraae .IJf!(u:r1. (l(fjnr n .• ".. '. ~ .1 ~.•.•_

Westbrook 1\1rs.,general shop, 2.1 Oakley road Whayman K, G. & 1\'1.(Misses), linen drapers,137 Masons hill Whiddett William, butcher, 52 Homesdale road White Oharles,cab pruprietor. 155 Crown lane, Bickley White 1\1rs.,laundress, 7 HawkeslVorth road. White R. (Mr:'!.), grocer, 8(j Palace road White Thomas L., antique furp.itnre dealer, 8 Simpsons road White William, oilman, 67 Chatterton road Wickenden E. A., livery Rtables, 5 Bickley road lVid1nore Serl·ant.y' Re.rlistry q' Governess' Agency (The),

Tweedy buildings, 55 Widmore road Wiley P. J. D., assist an t clerk to the Bromley Union,. Park

house, Beckenham laue Wilks A., builder, 38 Chislehurst road, Bickley Williams Brothers, dairymen, 16 Simpson's road Williams Alfred. baker, 55 Beckenham lane Williams Frederick Jas., grocer 0' Post Office, 119 Masons hill WilloughbySbn: & Callow, house & estate agents, Hauth·

borough road, Bickley Willson W. R., smith & farrier, 30 Walpole road Willson Walter R., gasfi~ter, smith & farrier, &c., Lewes

road, "\Vidmore . Wilson & 00., drapers, 101 London road Wilson Charles, butcher, 3 Sundridge parade, Plaistow lane Wilson George, dining rooms, 52 East street Wilson W. R., jun , plumber, &c., 180 Widmore road Wilsoll W. R., gasfitter & ironmonger, 182 Widmore road Window Cleaning (0.,10 London road Wingfield James, nurseryman, Wid more Nursery, 167 Wid

more road & Free1ands road Winn Harry Albert, french polisher, 22 Henry street Winsborrow Walter John, confectioner, 87 High street Winter Alice (.1\1rs.), confectioner, 80 Beckenham lane Winton's Drug Go., 17 Market square . Wise Miss, dressmaker, 50 Tylney road, Bickley Wiss F. (Miss), costumier, 66 Freelandsroad With George Henry, Bell Hotel, 127 High -street Withycombe William Henry, heel' retailer 713, cab proprietor

76, B'arwig lane Wood Thomas & Son, bakers, Post OtJiee, 62 College road Wood William & Son,fruiterers & greengrocers, 104: Palace I'd Wood Charles, basket maker, 2 M:a~o[lshill Wood Edward, tobacconist, 12 Chatterton road Wood Percy Jameil, plumber. 12 Glebe roa1. Wood Thomas, laundry, 6 Lower Gr.wel road Wood William Housden, Tiger's Head, 14: Masons hill Woodhams John L., builder & contractor, Napir'r road Woodmansey Francis, tailor, bO Homesdale road Woolley Walter George, draper, 3 TYllley road, Bickley World's Tea, Go. (Tlte), 50 East street Worley A. A., florist & gardener, Langley cottage, Tylney I'd

W. Maunder, Bread & Biscuit Baker. Market Square. See page 126.

Worsfold Thomas, gardener, 40 College roadWraight William, confectioner, 69 Masons hill Wray Theodore, insurance agent, 26'Jaffary road Wright Albert, shopkeeper, 129 Southlands road Wright Arthur, fishmonger, 127 Masons hillWright George, blacksmith, 26 Cherry Orchard road

y Yates John, builder, 46 Walpole road, BromlE\YcommonYeates Alfred, wheelwright &c., 21 Johnson road ~ Yeates George, grocer, &c., 36 Bloomfield roadYeates Herbert, saddler & general stores, 9 Bourne road Yelland Mrs., dressmaker, 3 Newbury roadYoung James, coach builner, 39 London roadY(lun.q lVomen's Olwi8tian Association, 67 & 69 Widmore road

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W. J. ATTWOOD (Late ROBE~TSON),

Milliner, Costumi~r, _Ladie~'& Children's Outfitter,

Baby Linen, &0.

LAYETTES AND TROUSSEAUX. HIGH-CLASS DRESSMAKING.

FRENCH AND ENGLISH FITTERS, ••• UNDER THE •••

Personal Supervision of Mrs, ATTWOOD.

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SHIRTS and BLOUSES in Silk, Muslih and Cambric.

GLOVES,_ HOSIERY, LACES, RIBBONS, AND MADE LACE GOODS.

.• • • All Cloves Cuaranteed Perfect Fitting.

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PROFESSIONAb DIRECTORY.

Attenborough & Son, solicitors & commissioners for oaths, 19 Widmore road

Ayers James H., postmaster, General Post office, 17 East street Baker Rev. Frank Vidler, B.A. [curate of St. John's Church], 12

Freelands road Baker W. Herbert, L.D.S.(ENG), dental surgeon, 152 High street Barker Rev. Peter, M.A., St. John's Vicarage, 13 Upper Park road Bartlett Rev. Lewis Edward fBaptist], 20 Gravel road Batchelor John B., solicitor, S'outh View, 48 Westmoreland road Bate Sur,!!.-Lieut.-Col. Abraham William, M.D., F.R.C.S.I., Tre

genna, Plaistow lane Batten James, J.P., The High Field, 39 Chislehurst road, Bickley BAXTER, PAYNE & LEPPER, auctioneers, valuers. estate,

house & agricultural agents, 10 Market square, and at Becken': ham & 69 King William street, E.C.

Bee Miss, nurse, 37 Morgan road Bell Rev. John [Wesleyan], Ferns ide, 116 London road Belmont BOM'ding 9" 1Jay Schoolfor tlw IJaug/ttel's of Gen, ,,'

men, Southborough road, Bickley-Mrs. Leishman, principal; Miss Owen Snow, M.A., head mistress

Biden Lewis M., solicitor & commissioner for oaths, 38 Farnaby rd Bourne Rev. Alfred, BA., 24 Park road Boyd Rev. James Craufurd, M.A. oxford [curate of St. George's,

Bickley], 33 Southborough road, Bickley BROMLEY HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS (W. W. Harrison, B.A.

Lond., head master), Bromley lodge, High st. & Elmfield parkBl'01nley Aaademy 0/ Pe1'ipatrtic Tuto1'S, W. Piffe-Phelps,

principal, 2 College road Bromley Sa/wol (if l1Ittsia, Ormond Yearsley, sec., 5 Aberdeen

buildings, High street Brown Elijah, M.R.C.S.(ENG.), L.R.C.P.(LOND.), physician and sur·

geon, 3 l~ondon road & 9 Great Elms road BrowneHerbert,L.D.S.ll.C.S.( IREL.),dental surgeon,Byfield,5High st Burge George Henry, sergeant-instructor, Drill hall, 27 East st Bushell Hy., F.S.I.,lIl.s.A.,architect & surveyor,Ormidale,4 Blyth I'd Butcher William, architect & surveyor, 44 Tweedy road Butler Thomas, borough sanitary inspector, Municipal offices,

East street Carroll Rev. 'William Alexander, !tr.A. [vicar of St. George s,

Bickley], Vicarage, 7 Bickley Park road, Bickley

W. Maunder, Bread& Biscuit Baker, Market Square. See page 126,

284 BROMLEY PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Carter Charles Henry, M.D., 5 Homefield road Chadwick Walter Alfred, solicitor, Fairlawn, 1 Bromley common Chatterton William, B.A.,M.D.,M.C.,Chepstow lodge, 44 Masons hill Child Coles, D.L., J.P., Bromley Palace, Widmore road Codd Arthur F .G., M.B.,F.R.C.S.,surgeon, Holwood lodge, 154 High st Colebrooke Rev. Edward Lotherington, M.A., The Vicarage, Col

lege road OOnl'ent of the Holy Tl'inity (ladies' school) (The Rev. Mother,

superioress), Freelands, Plaistow lane Oonvent of The.Holy Trinity, French and English School, 81

Plaistow lane CookPhihpI. ,M.D.,C.M.,:M.R.C.S.,physicn.&surtJ;n.,Argylllo.4High st Cope Wilfred Alfred, assist. borough engineer, Municipal offices,

East street Coppin George, Valley Council schools, Beckenham lane Coster Vincent, inspector, Police Station, Market square,

Dale William Halsted, ~olicitor and commissioner for oaths, Ingleside, 98 Plaistow lllne

Dawes Henry, boys' ",chool, 16 Ravensbourne road Dennes Edgar Thomas Martin, solicitor and commissioner for

oaths, Thirlmere, 8 Hawthorne road, Bickley Denny Capt. C. T., R.N.R., Apne Ghur, Langdon road Drage Lieut.-Col. Wm. Henry, D.S.O., Ringwood,Queen Anne ay Draper Edwd. D., solicitor & commissioner for oaths, 5 Park gro

Easson A. surveyor of taxes, Park house, Beckenhaln lane Eastwood George Owen, county inspector under "Contagious

Diseases (Animals) Acts," 100 High street Edey George, surgeon dentist, Westnor, 153 High street Edey G. Russell, L.D.S. (ENG.), dentist, 153 High street Edwards John Maltby, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., L.S.A., phy::;ician & sur

geon, Uhilchester, Gilbert road Elliot T. J. National school (boys), College road Emden His Honor Judge, Elmfit'ld lodge, 18 Elm field road Evans John Albert, manager The London City & Midland Bank

Limited, High stree.t, Market square

Faunthorpe Rev. J. P., M.A., Elmfield, ~2 Bromley common Faux Lieut.-Col. Edward, 39 Tweedy road .Fertel F., organist, Parish Church, Holmcroft, 33 Holwood road Fertel Miss, young ladies' school, Holmcroft, 33 Holwood road Field The Misses, preparatory school, 13 Bromley common Fischer Sir Hy.Chas.,knt.,c.M.G., Southover,72Westmoreland road Ford Rev. Thomas [Catholic] The Presbytery, 83 Plaistow lane Fowler B. (Mrs.), teacher of wood carving,Woolton,30 Palace gro Francis Mrs. nurse. 16 Howard road Franklin James Cu~tis,L.R.c.r.,L.R.C.S.(EDIN.),51Ravensbourne rd Fraser Katherine (Miss),ladies' school, Fairburn, Queen Anne av Freeman Louisa (Miss), Lindores school & kindergarten,38A &

40 Tweedy road

W. Ma.under, Oook & Oonfectioner, Ma.rket Square. See page 126:

BROML:EY PROFESSIONAL DIREGTOHY. 285

Gedney F. Humphrey. correspondent to Orpington & Chelsfield School Committee, Park house, Beckenham lane

Gibb Mrs. teacher of music, 2,j Bourne road Girling Robert, accountant; and clerk to Commissioners of Land

and Assessed Taxes, Park house, Beckenham la"e Girls' Puhlil' Day School ('0 .• Limit(}rl (Miss Heppel, B.A.),

Fern Bank. 30 Elmfield road ~old Miss, district nurse, 8 S')uthlallds road Gooding Harry Lawrence, llccountant and registrar of marriages,

Fairholme. 26 Crescent road Grant- Wilson C. W" physician & surgeon, St.Winnows, London rd Gregory Charles Lewis, solicitor, 'il Widmore road Gregory Lewis William, solicitor, 71 'Widmore road

Harper Miss, National Schools (girls'). College road Harris Bert, vocalist &. dramatic entertainer, 36 Jaffary road

. Harris Henry, insurance assisVmt supt. 77 Morgan road Harrison 'V. J errriyn, B.A., assistant town clerk, Bromley Borough

Council Municipal offices, East street Hawkings Stanley, borough engineer, Municipal offices, East st.

& The Ferns Ethelbert road Henly Albert William,M.H.c.S.(ENG.), L.R.C.P.(LOND.),L.D.S.(ENG.),

F.R.lII.S., dental surgeon, 11 High street Heppel Miss, B.A., {}irl<~'Public Da:1J School Co., Limited, Fern

Bank, 30 Elmfield road Heuer Fraulein, teacher of german, 19 Babbacombe road Hill P.A.,l\I.A.,St Andrew's school, Cumberland rd.,South Hill pk Hill Richard Harris, r.RLB.A., St. Keverne, 14 Homefield road Hill Sergt.-Maj. William Edward, W.K.I.Y., 88 Tweedy road Hodge John Henry, solicitor, 1 'Widmore road Holmes Mrs., nurse for St. John's Parish, 11 South street Holroyde Wm.Fredk.,solctr.,5Market sq.&Sheffield house,Hayes rd Homewood Wilfrid James, solicitor, Holmbury, 41 Shawfield

park, Widmore Howard Rev. Georgp Broadley, CottinghalJl, 29 Cambridge road Howard Basil Fenwick, F.R.P.S., A.M.LE.E., "ottingham, 29 Cam

bridge road Hudson Frederic, B.A •• solicitor, Red bank, 31 Highland road Hughes Ernest Frederick, solicitor, Bonchurch, 2 Elmfield road Hughes Fredk. J.,soJicitor and commissioner for oaths, Bonchurch,

2 Elmfield road . Hunt Henry R., deputy registrar of marriages, 60 London road

Ilott, Grant- Wilson, Scott & Seddon, surgeons, 56 High street llott Herbert Jas., M.D., C.M., M.R.C.S., phys. & surgn., 57 High ~t

J arvisThos.Hy.,organist, Trinity Presbyterian Church, 63Tweedy rd Jones William Darby, relieving & vaccination officer & registrar

of births & deaths, 66 Tweedy road

Kemp RaYI insurance superintendent, 85 Widmore road Kenyon & Bransbury, solicitors, 58 High street

W:-Maunder, Bread & Biscuit Baker, Market Square. See page 126.

BROMI..EY PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Kinnaird Park Gil"/S' School (branch of Belmont) (Miss Rack· forth, B.A., head mistress), Park avenue

Kirby & Price, surgeolls, Thanet lodge, 13 High street Kirby A. E., M.B.C.S., surgeon, Springhurst, 4 Southborough road,

Bickley

Latter Hugh R., F.S.I., surveyor; Town Hall, Market square Latter Edward (Willett and Latter), ~olicitor & commissicner for

oaths, 26,Market square Lawson Miss, Bromley N ursiug H orne, Somerville, 1 Rodway road Lea Edward Thomas, solicitor & commissioner for oaths,Gatton,

28 Tweedy road Leonard Walter James, School attendance officer, 85 Bromley com Levens, Son & Hoare, auctioneers, 23 Market square Lewlll Lieut.-Col. Wilfred Hale, Dorunda, 51 London lane Lewis Cecil Ernest Millington, lII.A.,M.D., B.C.(CANTAB.),u.v.C.".

(ENG.), L.R.C.P.(LOND.),Nantlle, 207 Widmore road Lewis F. Council schools, Aylesbury road Lilly Miss, St. Luke's school, Addison road Lindsay William Joseph, lII.A.. lII.D.(cantab.), D.P.H. physician &

surgeon; surgery, 30 Morgan road Lindsay ·William Joseph, M.A., M.D. (cantab.),D.P.H., phYSICIan &,

surgeon, 15 College road Longden Robert Monck-Mason, manager The Union of London

& Smiths Bank Limited, 33 High street Lowin Miss, Bromley preparatory & girls' school, 1 London rd Lyle H. Willoughby, ~I.D., B.S. (LaND.), F.R.C.S.(ENG.), ophthalmic

surgeon, 16 Elmfield road Lyttel J. (Miss), district nurse, 69 Southlands road

Macgeagh Captain T. F., Ehuside, 8 Deulllark villas Mackenzie Rev. D. F., M.A., B.D. rPresbyterianJ, Lovellale, 21

Rodway road . Mackenzie Miss, nurse, 15 Hawes road Madden & Thomas, physicians & surgeons, Burlington house, 118

Widmore road Madden E. M., M.B., )1.R.C.S.,Burlington house,118 Widmore road Mallett William Robert F.S.I.. 1\1.8.A., architect & sUlveyor, 32

Tweedy road Mathews, Mathews & Lewis, surgeons.14 South borough rd. Bickley

and Nantlle, 207 Widmore road . Mathews Robert, surgeon, 14 Southborough road, Bickley Mathews Sidney R. H., L.R.C.P.,M.R.C.s.,surgeon,14 Southborough

road, Bickley Mathewson John, 1I1.1J.,B.ch., surgeon, 45 Tweedy road Maxwell James Laidlaw,l\I.A., M.D. (ED IN.), 31 Hallmelton roatI Mercer William, accountant, Victoria hall, 43 High street Middleton Henry "Philpot, water inspector, 8 Park end Miller John Nicholas M.D. (LOND.), 238 Southlands road, Bickley Miskin & Arnold Misses, boarding school for girls & prepalatory

for boys, Avonclyffe, 19 Holwood road Moate G. W. National Echools, 66 Bromley common

BHOMLEY PHOFESSlONAL DIRECTORY. 2H7

Moore Rev. Richard, l\I.A., Christ Church lodge,18 Highland rd Moore John Howard, J.P., Mellefont, 14 Orchard road Morice Beaumont, LL.B., Recorder of Hythe, Treffiys, 5 Lans

downe road

Nash Alfred W., M.P:S., D.B.O.A., optologist, 71 London road Naylor Wm. A. H., F.C.S., F.r.C., Wilton House, 27 Palace grove Newland Herbert Geo., L.D.s.(Eng.),dental surgn .• 63 WidmorP. rtl Nichols Major William, Southfield, 10 Southborough road,Bickley Norman Frederic Henry, town clerk for the Borough of Bromley

& clerk & registrar to Bromley burial board, Municipal offices. East street

Nye William George, teacher of violin, 35 Palace road

O'Connell Major-Genl. Peter, R.E., Sibertswold, 5 Highland road Ogilvie Charles E. W., solicitor, Fernside, 8 Holwood road Oldfielc1 .TO~illh. T••R..O.P •• u.R.C.S., ~I.A., D.C.L., physician, Carn

Brae, 31 London road Owen Edwin, Council school, Raglan road Pain. William H., station master, Bromley (North), Raihvay

Station, S. E. & C. R. Pamphilon Walter James, architect & surveyor, 92 Tweedy road Parker Albert Thomas L.D.S.(ENG.), dental surgn. 63 Widmore rd Parr Rear-Admiral Alfred Arthur Chase, F.R.G.S., Powis lodge,

Southborough road, Bickley Pearce Bertram, vocalist, 7 Hawes road Pim Rev. Henry Bedford, 7 Spencer road Prebble William, architect and surveyor, Kinnaird park Prestwir.k 'William, insurance supt. 32 Great Elms road Pretty Messrs., surgeon dentists, 5 Widmore road Price Alfred Edward, :r.I.D.,M.S., physician and surgeon, Thanet

Lodge, 13 High street

QMerwrnore Kindergarten School (G.Loly, n.A., A.K.C., principal), Park avenue

Randall Philip Nicholas, l\I.B.(LOND.). L.S.A., Aldermary, 32 Rod-way road

Reay-Pughe Rev. Charles, M.A., Rutland lodge, 40 Masons hill Reid Alfred Willia.m, F.R.C.V.S., veterinary surgeon, Brunswick

house. 10 High street Richards Capt. J. C., R.N. The Elms, 34 Masons hill Richardil A. (Miss), teacher of music, 81 Masons hill Rogers Kenneth, M.D.(LOND.), L.R.C.P.(LOND), M.R.C.S.(ENG.), 16

Upper Park road Rogerson Thomas Cooper, M.A.,B.C.L~Sherborne, 123 L0ndon road Rolland Capt. M. HOFe lodge, 28 Westmoreland road Routley E. W., ~I.D., physiciall and surgeon, Grasmere, 15

Queen's Mead road R0.we Rev. G. Stringer, Prestonbury. 65 Westmoreland road

Sait Nurse Ellen, certificated monthly Q.C.H. 60 Crescent road Sanders J. H., accountant & financier, 1 The Corner, High street

W. Maunder, Bread & Biscuit Baker,Market Square. See page 126.

288 BROMLEY PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Satterthwaite Col. Edward, \Vindermere, 26 Oaklands road Satterthwaite Major Clement, Whitegate, 30 Oaklands road Sawyer Mrs., school, 40 Park road Science <$' Art Sehool CA. C. Bodey, B.SC.ASSOC.I.C.,science

mabter; John Randall, art master; Edwin Reeves, building conf.1ruction master; George Wall, clerk to the Education Committee; Harry Richards, caretaker), Tweedy road

Scott John, B.A., 1'lI.B., 1'lI.R.C.S.(ENG.), 18 Widmore road Sewell H. B., solicitor, 71 High street Selby, Wood & Son, riding masters, 19 Freelands road ~elby Rev. Thomas Gnnn [WeEleyan], Basil house, 22 Oaklands rd Shafto Rev. Geo. Henry [Wesleyan], The Manse. 7 Holwood rd Sharpe Rev. Clement Rene, M.A. [vicar of Holy Trinity], Vicar

age, 1 Oakley road Shillcock George, dentist, 122 High street ~ilvey Rev. Robert~ A.T.S. [Baptist], 38 Hammelton road Sketchley Rev. Ernest 1>Owys,If.A., Ballater, Tweedy road Smith Right. Rev. John Taylor. D.D., Wyverstone, 9 London lane Smith Major C. Daresbury, 3 The Avenue, Bickley . Smith Herbert Arthur, M.D., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.p.Edin., Wood

lands, 84 London road Smith Annie (Miss), nurse, 13 Church road SpringettHerbt., JlI.R.C.V.S., veterinary surgeon & farrier,34High st 8tancomb Theodore Mnrly, wanager Martin's Bank (Limited).

126 High street Stone George, rate collector & assistant overseer, Municipal offices,

East strE-et

'rait Rev. Donald, M.A., The Vicarage, 9 Church road Taylor Sarah (Miss), day school, 149 Masons hill THOMAS F. LEWIS, professor of music, lU Palace grove Thomas Harold vVynne, L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., surgeon, ThornbUlY,

155 High street Thomas ,John Craven, architect, 37 London road Trower Ernest, accountant to Bromley Borough Council, Muni.

cipal offices, East street Tulloch Major Hector, C.B., R.E., 'Ihe Hollies, 18 Southborough

road, Bickley

Verrall Rev. Robert Thomas, B.A., 1 Bomefield road

Waight Earle Roberts, A.M.l.C.E.,18 Minster road Walker James Edward, solicitor & commissioner for oaths,

Ravenswood, 7 Ethelb,ert road Wall George, clerk to the Brumley Education Committee, Munici

pal offices, East street Walter W. M.,LL.B.LOnd., solicitor,Ashley,Southlands gro.Bickley Walters Col. Herbert A., Leyland house, 122 Londou road Warr Re\·. Albert E. [Wesleyan], 20 The Avenue, Bickley WATERER &. DICKINS, auctioneers, surveyors, valuers & house

agents, 11 Market square Webb W v.rwick, solicitor, 95 Widmore road

\V. lri •.'..'.lTlder,Oook & Confectioner, Market Square. See page 126

BROMLEY PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. :!89

Weller William G., solicitor, Victoria hall, 43 High street White Rev. James, M.A., Chaplain, Bromley College Whitmarsh Miss, matron Infectious Hospital, Lower Gravel road Willett A. E. (Willett and Latter), solicitor, commissioner for

oaths, registrar of county court & clerk to justices,.Bromley division, 26 Market square

Williams Alfred, St. Mary's schools, College road Wilson Rev. Charles, M.A., Broadclyst, Page Heath lane, Bickley Wood Rev. Francis Henry, M.A., Brabourne cottage, 8 Oaklands rd Woodbridge Frank, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, The

Orchard, 10 Orcharli road Woodhams Miss, professor of music, Elmdene, III Masons hill Woolley Capt. T. S. M. 19 Queen's road Wyndham Thomas Lancelot, L.R.C.P. & S.(EDIN.), physician and

surg-eon, Cleveland, 32 College road; surgery, 56 Morgan road

Yolland John Horatio, M.R.C.S., surgeon, 53 Bromley common

W.Mannder, Bread & Biscuit Baker, Market Square. See page 126.

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Or' EVERY DESCRIPTIO~.

QUIET PONIES FOR CHILDREN AND GOVERNESS CAR.

;·.LSO AT •••

GROVE PARK STATION, SUNDRIDGE PARK STATION

A~D , BROMLEY NORTH STATION, Where all Orders shall receive prompt attention.

Teleg1'ams-" TVithycombe, Bromley.'

PAIR-HORSE 'BUSES for Schools and Evening Parties. Telephone No. 230 Bromley.

BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 291

BROMbEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

In the Cltislehw'st Postal District.

. A Abbitt Charles James, 38 Morgan I'd Abbott Frederick, 70 Beckenham la Abbott Herbert Campbell, 23 Hol

wood road Abernethy J ohu, 59 Shortlauds gdns Acratopulo Anthony, ,4 Highland I'd Adams James, Bramfield, 18 Wend-

over road Adamson Alexander, St. Andrews,

Sundridge avenue Adkin Beuaiah Whitley, 8 Hope pk Adkin Francis Newbery, 'Westwood,

7 Oaklands road Agnew Mrs., Hampstead lodge,

15 Hammelton road Aiers David, 31 West street Ainslie Walter, Elmhurst, 112 Wid·

more road Airey Richd., Dromore,59 Plaistow la Aitken l\frs.,Heath ho.,46l\Iasons hill Aitken Robert Bruce, 'Woodlawn, 24

Page Heath lane, Bickley Albretch AIkin, 8 Farnaby road Alchin Hy. Linton, 2 Avondale I'd Alderton James, 43 Morgan road Aldridge Walter Napoleon, Clifton

house, 161 Widmore road Alexander John More,23 Plaistow gro Alexander Mrs. J., Highleigh, 12

Rod wa;y-road Alexander 'Villiam, 5 Crown lane Allan Henry,Coverdale, 9Spencer I'd Allan Miss, Bletchingly,2 Gilbert I'd Allen Frederic In., 92 College road Allen Herbert, 41 Tweedv road Allen Herbert James, 70 Park road Allison T. E.,' Durham IO.Durham I'd

Alliston Clement, Lynden lodge, 3 Elmfield road

Allsop Frederick C., Woodbine cot· tage, 14 Bromley common

Alston Charles Robert, Loancroft, 5 Upper Park road

Amos George Henry, 43 West street Amos Henry W., 22 Cambridge road Amos William Alexander, Norland

cottage, 34 Park road Amsden Fran k, Croft cot. Lake av Anderson Alfred John.15 Hawes road Anderson Joseph, Homesdale, 2

Bloomfield road Anderson Joseph Barrington, 38

Bromley common Andreae Herman, Green cottage

Edward road Andrew Ambrose, 159 Crown lane,

BickleyAndrew Ernest Wm., 90 College I'd Andrews F. J., 89 Crown lane Andrews Francis Joseph, 40 Babba

combe road Andrews Henry Erlward, 4 West

moreland road Andrews Mrs., 26 Bromley college Andrews William Spencer, 12A,

Howard road Anthony Louis, 4 Masons hill Appleford Mrs., 33 Bromley college Archer Alfd.Raynham, 12 Tweedy rd Archer Emanuel, 53 Pope road Archer William Frederick, St.

Keverne, Durham avenue Arkwright BeI'tram,16Southborough

road, Bickley ArnaudJn.Fk.,Fritzoe,13 Holwood I'd

292 BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Arnold Miss, Avonclyffe, 19 HoI wood road

Arnott H. W. Ranworth, Hayes rd Ash Hubert John, 38 College road Ashley Alfred, Sunnyside, Queen's

Mead road Ashwood Richard, 7 Crescent road Aste Henry, Staplehurst, 44 West

moreland road Astle Arthr.Warnston,15Rodway rd Astle William George Devon, The

Cedars, 6 Southlands gro. Bickley Atkins William, 12 ·Homesdale road Atkinson George Arthur, Fairview,

1 Wansteau road Atkinson Mrs., 17 Great Elms road Attwood William Joseph, The Vale,

22 Ravensbourne road Austen Miss, 55 Freelands road Austin William Henry, 38Howard rd Avis David, Abbey gate, 39 Park rd Avis Misses,Studleigh, 4 Holwood rd Avis William, 6 Queen's Mead road AyersJas. Harris, 23Ravensbourne rd Ayling T. S., 157 Masons hill Ayling Wm.Thirkettle,l1 London I'd

B Bacon Chas. Matthew,95 Morgan I'd Bacon James Albert, 37 Glebe road Baddeley Samuel, Netherton, 124

Widmore road Badden Francis Sidney, 23' Lans

downe road Baggarley Joseph, 22 Morgan road Baggett, George, 16 Morgan road Bailey Edward, 40 Meadow road llailey Frank G., Wooda, 1:{ Queen's

Mead road Bailey Mrs., Kelmscott, 75 Wid more

road Baker Rev.Frank Vidler B..A.[curate

of St. John's Church], 12 Free-lands road

Baker Arthur Ernest, Hreifond, 67 Hayes road

Bl\ker Barnham, 68 Tweedy road Baker Charles, 56 Park road Baker Charles Edward, 22 West st Baker Charles M., Woodgate, 42

Uasons hill .

Baker Mrs. 1\1., Stoney land"', 9 College road

Baker Reginald, The Barn, J\lagpie Hall lane

Baker W. Herbert, L.D.S.Eng., 152 High street

Balchin William, Inverness lodge, 38 Masons hill

Balchin William C., Bexfield, 10 Bromley common

Balding Henry, 104 College road Baldock Charles, 86 Beckenham la Balfour George, Woodville, Quern-

more road Balfour Harolll Duncan, 8 Blyt.h rd Ball F. R. 11 Hawes road Ball 1\lrs., Ivyholme. 7 Edward road Balls Frederick, 65 London road Balls Miss, 54 Tweedy road Banks Mrs., 39 Bromley college Barham Wm. Saml., 24 Farnaby rd Barker Rev. P., M.A., St .. John's

vicarage, 13 Upper Park road, Eaniard Frank, 49 Morgan road Barnard Mrs. 103 :Masons hill Barnaschone Arth. R., 5 College rd Barnes George Planta, Levcnax, 14

Elmfield road Barnes Joseph, 16 Masons hill Barnett Mrs. 63 Beckenham lane Barnes Mrs., 25 Ravensbourne road Barrett Mrs., Kingsdene, 135 Wid

more road Barrett Mrs., The Hollies, 48 Masons

hill Barron Benjamin, 37 Homesdale rd Barrow Alfren, Loxwood, 23 Sun

dridge avenue Barrow William, 40 Park road Bartlett Rev. Lewis Edward rBap

tist J, 20 Gra.vel road L.

Bartlett Sall!uel, 46 Palace grove Bartrum Stanley; Canis ton, Cum

berland road Bassett Mrs. James, 57 Tweedy road Bassett William Charles, 40 West st Bassett William Rowland, Chard-

stock, 117 :Masons hill Bastable Reginald, 91 Morgan road Batchelor John B., South view, 48

Westmoreland road

BROMLEY PRIV A'l'E RESIDENTS. 293

Bate Surg.-Lieut.-Col.Abraham Wm. M .D.,F .R.c,s.I.Tregenna,Plaistow la

Bath Edward, The Myrtles, 32 Westmoreland road

BathMrs.Sunnyside,lOLansdowne rd Bath Rd.H., Wansunt,57 Plaistow la Batten James, J.P., Tne High Field,

39 Chislehurst road, Bickley Batten Mrs., Berryfield, 37 Chisle

hurst road, Bickley Batten Mrs., St. Helen's, 4 Home·

field road Bauer M., East-Dene, 2 Lansdowne

:load Baxeres Jose,Lola vi1.33Highland rd Baxter James, 8 Crescent road Bayes Albert, 8 Ann's cottages Bayley Edward Hodson, Ellesmere,

Sundridge avenue Bayley Leonard H., Rod mill,

Beaconsfield road, Bickley Bayley Mrs., 79 Widmore road Baynes Mrs. W., Pick Hurst wood,

South Hill road Beach Mrs., Rosslyn, 31 Holwood rd Bean Alfred R., Elmcroft, 6 Hayes

lane, Bromley common Bean E.J.,Mead cot Queen's Mead rd Beardsall Edward, 8 Palace grove Beaumont Alfd. P.,218 Homesdale I'd Beaumont Henry, Westcott, Cum

berland road Beaumont Lewis, Arundelle, 14 Rod-

way road Beddingfield Benjamin, 6 Morgan I'd Beddome Leonard Willi am, Shering

ham, 55 Plaistow lane Beddow Alfred E., Southwood, 10

Oldfield road, Bickle.v Beer Bernhard. Westwood, 3 Bird-

in· Hand lane, Bickley Beer Edwin, Highwood, 55 West

moreland road Bees ley ::\1:rs.E. F., Stonethwaite, 7

The Avenue, Bickley Beeston Lewis, 43 Combermere, Col·

lege road Beet Henry Bohun, Braeside, 29

Lansdowne road Bell Rev. John [WesleyanJ, Fern-

side, 116 London road Bell Frank Hnper, 62 Lansdowne rd

Bell Lindsay, Holne cot. 43 Park rd Bell Martin, 5 Morgan road Bell Mrs., 3 Cam bridge road,,/ Bell ~lrs., 2 Westmoreland road Benge H., 8 Plaistow grove Benham Mrs., 15 Holwood road Bennett George W., Edendale,

Queen Anne avenue Bennett Herbert, Albyfield, Black.

brook lane, Bickley Bennett J oshlia, Rose bank, Lownd's

avenue Bennett .Mrs., Dunchideock, 29 'West

moreland road Bennett Mrs .. 109 London road Bennett Richard Wm., 14 Palace gro Bennett Thomas, Orchardcombe, 7

Orchard road Benson John Allanson, G!:lyll-

Thorup, Lake avenue Berger Harry, Burwood, 56 Plaistow

lane Berk Frederick William, Inglewood,

9 Oaklands road -Berry C., 46 Crescent road, Plaistow Berry William, 64 Hayes road Bertolla Ernest, Roza cottage, 38

Crescent road, Plaistow . Bertolle W. J. L., Dartmouth, 53

Crown lane Best Arthur Edwd., 22 Aldermary I'd :Best Frank, Beechdale, 8 Garden rd Bettles Dover, 16 Aldermary road Beudet 1\Irs., 23 Hawes road Bevan Cosmo, \Vidmore court, 4

Bickley road Bevan Matthew Henry, 19 Park grove

,Bevan Thomas, 28 Morgan road Bewsher Mrs., 1 Bromley college Bezer Alfd. In., Lismore, 1 Hawes rd Bibby Mrs., 14 Meadow road Biden Lewis 1\1., 38 Farnaby road Bidwell Guy L., Hayes 10. Hayes rd Bigland Mrs., 35 Palace grove Billett Frederick G., Ennerdale,

18 Babbacombe road Birnie lIIrs., 6 Clarence road, Bickley Bishop J. G. 111., 46 Freelands road Bishopp Herbert Douglas, Nettle-

stone, 1 Bird-in-Hand la., Bickley Bitten John, 52A, Morgan road Bittleston :Miss, 30 Aldermary road

BROMLEY .PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Black Mrs., 56 Freelands road Blackburn Robert Charles, 2 Hill

View cots. Burnt Ash lao Plaistow Blackie Fras., Ashfield, 94: Tweedy Td Blacking William Thos., 28 Glebe I'd Blakemore W. A., Leigh villa, 7 Clar

ence road, Bickley Blanchard Franci8 Leonard, 13

Babbacombe road Blatherwick Miss, 3 Stanhope villas, .

1 Market square Bleeze Percy William, San Remo,

60 Tweedy road Bloor J. Matthew, Oxford lodge, 11

Bromley common Blatt William James, 36 College rd. Blyth Mrs., Testwood, 117 London I'd Boaks G. J., 21 Plaistow grove Boaks Herbert, 26 Park road BolweH William, 105 London road Bone Mrs. L. C., Kenilworth, 38

Babbacombe road Bones Richard, 14 Sandford road Bookham George, 24 Morgan lOad Boorman Edward, 44 College rtlad Boorman Edwin, 42 College road Boosey Arthur, The Cedars, 69 Oak.

ley road Boosey Charles, The Pines, Pines

road, Bickley Boothroyd Ernest, St. Brelade, 11

Holwood road Boreham Mrs.,Colina,26 Elmfield I'd Borgnis Thos. Gurney,104 London I'd Borton Rev. Neville, l\I.A.(W ickhans

bury), Lake avenue Borton Mrs., Fairlawn,14 Southlands

grove, Bickley Bothamley Henry H., The Cross

ways, South hill park road Butting John Elliott, Brewhurst, 68

Crescent road Bouch E. R., Keswick, Durham aven Bouch J aIm, The CottagP., 4 Wend·

over road Boulden Mrs., 6 Hawes road Boullin John, Moreton lodge, Wen.

dover road . Bourdon Walter, 3 Glebe road Bourne Rev. Alfd., B.A., 2-1 Park I'd Bourne Alfred, St. Mildred's, 31

Southborough oad. Bickley

Bourne Miss,ThePines,19 Elmfield I'd Bowater F.·W., 20 Sundridgeavenue Bower G. C., New quay, Durham

avenue, South hill park Bowley Alfred, Tne Trellis, 12

Southborough road, Bickley Bowyer Henry, 1 Lansc1o\vne road Boyd Rev. James Craufurd, M.A.

oxford,3380u th boroughI'd. Bickley Boyd E. W., Beechcrofr, 1 Bickley I'd Boyd Percy Alcedo, 5 Queen Anne av Boyer Frank Harold, Heatherbrae,

9 Highland road Bradbury Mrs., 12 Hope park Bradley James, Wayside, Victoria I'd Bradshaw George E., 12 Park road Bradshaw J. R., Claremont, Queen

Anne avenue Bradshaw Mrs., Rosthern~, 2-10

Southlands road, Bickley Bragg Henr.v Frederick,15 Scott's I'd Braginton WillIam, l\I.A., Penlee, 13

Tweedv road Branch • Reginald Strongan, 26

College road Bray Robt;G.,Perth house, Palace gro Brazier Thomas, 46 Meadow road Breslauer Philip L. 26 Cambridge I'd Breton Arthur Henry, 4g West st Brett Arthur, Suffolk 10. Hayes road Brice Arthur,Lea Bank,2Beaconsfield

road, BickleyBridgman 'Villiam, 8 'Warner road Broadley John, 29 Hawes road Brock George William Frederick

Afton, 18 Hammelton road BrodieWm.,Strathmore,87Lond.on la Bromley i\lrs.! South over, Wendover

road Brooker Henry T., Whyteleafe, 74

Freelands road Brooks William Henry,63 Masons hI Broom John! Bromleigh, Shortlands

gardens Broomfield Mrs., 60 Park ro~d Broughton Miss, 13 Gwyder road Brown Albt. Henry, 22 Farnaby I'd Brown Andrew, 135 Crown lane Brown Elijah,M.R.C.S., L.R.C.p.Lond.

9 Great Elms road Brown Frank Leopold, 14 Hawe,; I'd Brown George, 72 Park road

Brown George, 37 Plaistow grove Brown Harry, 24 Howard road Brown John Alexander, Loch-Uaree,

58 Westmoreland road Brown John Walter,2±GreatElmsrd Brown Miss, 4 Station road Brown Robert Allen, Sunnyside, 10

Bickley Park road, Bickley Brown Robert Stanford, Park view,

43 Sundridge avenue Brown Thomas H., Park Farm road Brown William Chas., Penchirche, 3

Oaklands road Brown William Thos.,103 ';\Iorgan I'd Browne Herbert~ L.D.S.R.c.s.lrel.,

Byfield, 5 Hi~ h street Browne 1\1iss, 16 Park road Browne 1\1rs. Frascati,20 Masons hill Browne Thos. Gillespie Chapman,

Barnhill, Hay s la., Pickhurst park Browne William James,Fairlawn,26

Tweedy road Bruce Right Hon. Sir Gainsford, P.C.,

D.O.L., Yewhurst, ,37 Westmore-land road

BruceRt.,Greenmount,53 Plaistow la Bruce William. Braemore lodge,

Sundridge avenue Bryant Joseph,Glen-Lyn,41Crowu la Bryant William, 10 JafIary road Bryer J. H., 10 Farnaby road Bryning Alfred Hy., 48 Crescent :rd Buchanan David, 108 College road 13uckwell David, 47 Freelands road Budgett Frederick B., 13 Sandford I'd Budgett Urs. 3 Newman road Budgett Thomas Mortimer, Elmfield

house, 24 Elmfield road Buley Chas.Philip, 106 Beckenham la Bull Harry, 34 Hammelton road Bull John, Courtlands, 69 Hayes I'd Bullen Fredk. Thos., 147 Crown la Bullen :Mrs., 9 Station road Bullen Richard Henry, Kent villa,

82 Bromley common Bullied William, 16 Florence road Bulton 1\1rs., 11 Glebe road Bumsted David Alexander, Spamon,

16 Blyth road Bunn Henry, 70 Freelands road Bunn l\Iiss, 37 Palace grove

Burden Edmund,' Race Course cottage, Bromley common

Burgess Charles, 20 Meadow road Burgess Fredk.Robert,64 Howard I'd Burgess George, Dagmar house, 10

Cambriilge road Burgess George James William, 59

London road Burgess ~lrs., 13 Bromley college Burkitt Robert, 2 Longfield Burnham Henry, l\Iead villas, 44

Crescen t road Burnside 1\1rs., 11 Bromley college Burr Thomas, Rodway road Burrows Wm. Robt., 31 Plaistow gro Burse George, 1 Howart''! road Burton Charles Edwin, 32 Glebe I'd Burton William Corwin, 14 Blyth I'd Burtt Charles T., Frant villa, 45

Bromley common Bush Henry Chas., 4:9 Palace grove Bush James Tobin, Morad-I-Mtmzil,

2 Holwood road BushSaml.,2Stanhope vils.,Market sq Bushby Wm., Cover side,n Park gro Bushell Henry, 1 Hammelton road Bushell Henry, F.S.I., M.S.A..,Ormi

dale, 4 Blyth road Bushell William, 4 J affary road Butcher J., Hook Farm cottages.

Bromley common Butcher William, 44 Tweedy road Butler Percy, Woodlands, Bickley

park, BickleyButler Thomas, 2 North street Butler William C., 15 Gilbert road Byrnes James Douglas,50 Howard I'd

C Callick Ur.3., 9 Florence road Campbell C. J .,Barcaldine, 24 College

road Campbell ]\fiss, Glenfallocb, Cam

bridge road Campling John J. B., Rebuha. Park

hill, Bickley Caney Charles, Rossmore, 50 Cam

bridge road Cann Mrs., Alma villa, 14 North st Capern AlexallderHenry, Beechcroft

72 Freelands road Cardwell J.H.,Linton,QueenAnne av

Carey Harold L., White lodge, 25 Shawfield park

Carey Herbert, Coverdale, 71 'Vest. moreland road

Carey Wilfrid Hardace, Hillside, Park Farm road

Carlyon Mrs., 10 Bromley college Carlyon William J., Trevarno, 11

Cambridge road Carnegie John,Cranbourne, 140Wid

more road Carpmael Miss, 33 Homesdale road Carr Charles, 29 :Martins road Carr Miss, 44 Hammeltoll road Carr Wm.,Dunkeld,21 CambridgeI'd Carreck Frederick. 3 Howard road Carrington Francis Payne, Fircroft,

Victoria road Carroll Rev. Wm. Alex., M.A., Vicar

age, 7 Bickley Park road, Bickley Carroll Albert, 35 Meadow road Carter Arthur, 19 Plaistow grove Carter Charles Henry, M.D., 5 Home·

field road Carter J. E., 10 Hawes road Carter James, 3 College slip Carter .John, 3 Oakley road Carter Miss, Bromley Cotta~e Hos

pital, South hill Carter Mrs .. J. Bowe, 19 Gravel road Carter Mrs. Jas., 27 Bromleycollege Carter Roht. William, 32 Hawes I'd Cartwright Charles Knight, Nether-

ton, 4:2Cambridge road Carver John, HI Crown lane Case C. A.,Glendalc, 18Lansdowne I'd Casselton Mrs., Limeville, 86

Bromley common Oaswell Mrs., 15 Bromley college Catchpole Septimus, St. Heliers, 28

Masons hill Catmur Thos. Stuclcy, 6 Minster I'd Cave Wm.,Beechfield,146Widmore I'd Caverhill James, Crichness, 7 Sun

dridge avenue CawstonSamuel,Bromley Hill house,

London road Cazeaux Edward, Oastilla, 49 Plais·

tow lane Cazpaux Edward, Linda, 209 Wid

more road

Chadwick John. St. Andrew's, 15 Oaklands road'

Chadwick Walter Alfred, Fairlawn, 1 Bromley common

Chalmers Kenneth Edlmann,Aveley, 35 Westmoreland road

Chalmers Mrs. F., Farrants, 9 Bickley Park road, Bickley

Chamberlain Neville Colin, Elizabeth house,6PageHeath ia.Bickley

Chamberlain Walter William, 62 Howard road

Chambers Thomas, Bourton lodge, 114 Widmore road

Chapman James, 31 Morgan road Chappell Frederick, 31 East street Chard Alfred, 17 Ravensbourne I'd CharlesJ n.G., TheCroft,23Rodway rd. Charles Miss, 31 Palace grove Chatel' Frerlk. Clive, 3 Homefield I'd Chatriean E. Luss, 4: Hayes lane,

Bromley common Chatterton William, B.A., M.D., M.e.,

Chepstow lodge, 44 Masons hill Chauvin George Von Jesmond, 25

SundridgA avenue Cheel George Henry,4:3 Freelands I'd Cheesman Thomas Charles, The

Briery, 44: Cambridge road Cheeswright Mrs., Parkhurst, 60

Plaistow lane Child Coles, D.L., J.P., Bromley

palace, Widmore road Child James, 94:London road Child In. Trevena, 33 Shaw field pk. Childs Mrs. M. A., 43 Bromley com Chitty Charles, 12 Hawes road Choat Henry, 29 Crown lane Christel' Edward, 2 Plaistow grove Churcher l\1rs.. 43 Crown lane Ciecierski Bruno, Weimar, Hayes rd Clacey James, Longcroft cottage,

Hayes lane, Pickhurst park Clapham Athol E.,Glengarry,9Sand

ford road ClarkCharles,Craigievar,Durham rd. Clark Charles Douglas, Eccleshill,

Hayes lane, Pickhurst park Clark Edward, Hackwood, 122 Wid.

more road Clark Lewis, Snaefell,3Lansdowne rd Clark 'Mrs., 11 Q~leen's road '

Clark 1\11'13.Joseph, 61 Tweedy road Clarke Alfred Ernest,54FreBland I'd Clarke Amos, Woodbury,42 Lans

downe road Clarke Charles B., 2 Queen's1\1ead I'd Claxton 1\1rs., 4 Bromley college Clayton John, The Fir8,41 Palace gro Clear Thomas Hy., 5 Elmfield park Close Charles, 8 8andford road Clough R. Cecil, Lansdowne, 12

Lansdowne road Cluer Albert R., Southwood, 49

Westmoreland road Cluse H. S., The Firs, 5 Rill!~ers I'd Coad Mrs. R. H.,)Iarley,6Dlasons hI Coates William Carl', 39 Glebe road Cocks Llewellyn, Rose bank, 114

London road Cocks Mrs., 157 Crown lane,Bickley CocksWm., St~n]ey vil.,9l Crown Ill. Cocksedge William Allen, 12 West

moreland road Cockton :Mrs. Peil· Wyke,13Hayes I'd Codd Arthur F. G., lII,B., F.R.C.S.

Holwood lodge, 154 High street Cae Ed win, Larkfip,ld. Durham road Cohu Thoml'ls, 56 Lansdowne road Cole Sydney George, 30 Park road Cole W.F.Castcll, Ferndale,16 Lans

downe road Cole William, 33 Hawes road Colebrooke Rev. Edward Lothering

ton, M.A.,The Vicarage, College I'd Collen Frank William, Brantwood,

Quernmore road Collett Edgar. 30B, London road Collett George, 26 Gwyder road Colley Arth.Tresilian,30 Farnaby I'd Collier Fredk. Wm., 63 Bromley com Collier 1\:11'13.. 32 Bromley college Collings Alfred, 59 College road Collings William, 9 Aldermary I'd Collins Thomas, 11 Park road Collins William,13 Westmoreland I'd Colman l\Iontague, Bayfield, 18 Oak-

lands road Colven Chas., 27 Ravensbourne road Colwell Fras. Joseph, 74 ::\Iartinsrd. Comins Charles, Pembroke bouse,

12 Upper Park road Connett Albert Newmann, Tyndale

lodge, 25 Highland road

Couk Philip I.,}I.D.,C.M., M.R.c.s.,Argylllodge,4 High street

Cook Henry Thomas, Holmbush, 116 Widmore road

Cooke 1\1rs.Urwick, Vermont,21 Holwood road

Cooling Charles, Bencewell Orchard, Barnett Wood roaa

Cooling Charles, 101 :Masons hill Cooper Chas. Hy., 33 Hammelton I'd Cooper E. W., Albemarle gran~e,

Mavelstone road Cooper George Quilton, Willow bank,

29 London road Cooper H. E., Fernhurst, 64 Lans

downe road Cooper Robert Hy., 15 Palace grove Cooper-Smith 1\11'1'.,56Hayes road CopeAlbf.Victor,Loraine,Victoria I'd Copeland J\Iiss, 75.A, Morgan road Coppin George, Staffa, 8 College slip,

High street Copplestone In. Bartlett,6Palace gro Corfield John, The Red Cottage, 13

Orchard road Corin Mrs., Leighton, 11 Hammel

ton road Cornwall Edwd. Henry: 7 Station I'd Cotton' George Edward, Stoberry

-cottage, 7 Church road Cott'.H1 William, RO Jaffary road Couch George Arth. 60 Heathfield I'd Couldrey Walter,Nuneham, 20 Rod-

way road Courtney Allen. The Postern, 25

Sandford road Courtney Basil Tosswill, Ueadow

view, 31 Sandford road Cousins Alfred, 49 Shortla!,ds gdns. Covell Stanley, Tintern, 20 Elmfield

road Coveney Joseph; 2 J affary road Cox Benjamin, 127 London road Cox Edwin Charles, 25 Glebe road Cox l\Irs. Thornhayes, 69 London la Cox. Percy Stuart, 36 Farnaby road Cox Stephen, Botany Bay cottages,

Bromley common Crabb Ernest, Kenmore. :!3 Cam

bridge road Craker Arthur George, 15 Gravel I'd Crane James, 35 Plaistow grove

Craven Harold Geo., Craig Royston, 26 The Avenue, Bickley

Creedy Mrs., 28 Aldermary road Crigan Mrs., 9 Upper Park road Crocker Mrs., 5 A.ldermary road Croome J. F.,7 College slip Crosuy 1\1I's. He'restad,IHolwood I'd Cross 1\1rs., Woodbury, Durham avo Crossfield Talbot K., Clare croft, 5

Elmfield road Crossley Henry, 23 Glebe road Crussley Thomas, Weston, 102 Col·

lege road Crossley ·Wm. L., 6 Aldermary road Crouch Alfred William, 27 West st Crouch J. Morton, 91 ]'ylasolls hill Crowe James, 33 West street Crowhurst David, 1 Newman road Crowhurst Joseph, 1 Newman road Crowhurst Samuel, 1 Newman road Croydon Percy T. ,38 Freelands road Crozier Montague L. P., 30A, Lon

don road Crutch W. F., The Mount, Mavel·

stone road Cubitt Henry Gilbert, Oaklea 11

Orchard road Cumbers Frederick, Tewkesbury, 19

Oaklands road Cumming Robert, 1 UpperPark road Cunningham Robert Macfie, Morn

ing da\\n, 7 BllrntAshla. Plaistow Curtis Mrs., 18 Bromley college Curwood John Nicholas, 13 Alder

mary road Cusse Edmund, Essexlo.,82London I'd Cutler Henry James, 84 College road

D DadeGeorge,Lyndhurst.96London I'd Dagnall Frederick W.,62 Tweedy I'd Dale William Halsted, Ingleside, 98

Plaistow lane Dalton John Bates, 27 Homesdale I'd Damant Mrs., 19 College road DanielsChas.,Kent ho., 5 Addison rd. Darby Fredk Saml., 62 Freelands rd. Darhy Mrs., 7 Park grove Darby William Hy., 64 Freelandsrd. Darwen J., Coombe Lea, 2 Haw

thorne road, Bickley

Dashwood P. Caistor lodge, 50 Westmoreland road

Davenport Richard C.,58 London I'd Davidson James, 17 Hope park Davidson Theodore, Nutfield, 50

Plaistow lane Davies Herbert, 61 Oakley road Davies Geo. Frederick, 24 Hope park Davies Jaques,' 17 North street DaviesJ n.Holmesdale,4Homesdale I'd Davis Alfred, 47 Crown lane Davis Frederick C, Ro~sland, Gar

den road Davis Frederick Pittman, Brincliffe,

Claremont road, Bickley Davis George, 67 Masnus bill Davis Geo., TbeVale,Shortlands gdns Davis Henry H., 34 La 11 Hdowne road Davis Thomas, [mayor of Bromley],

Birkenfeld, 142 Widmore road Davis Thomas J., 1 Babbacombe I'd Davis Walt. Ashleigh,QueenAnne av Davis William Thomas, Cowdray,

7 Gilbert road Dawe Edward 1'1., 22 Glebe road Dawes Henry, 16 Ravensbourne road Dawes Joseph, 16 Meadow road Dawson Ebenezer, Lansdowne, 16

Bromley cummon Day Arth.,Seacombe,11 Highland rd. Day John, 66 Plaistow lane Deamer George WIll.33 Plaistow gro Dean Frederick, 15 Park grove Deedes The Misses, 11 Hope park De Jongh Alex., 129 Widmore road Dtl la Condamine Mrs., Haxted

house, 37 Park road De Luca G. V., Mavelstone, Mavel.

stone road Deller Edward, Blenheim villa, 35

Ravensbourne road Dembigh Basil, Santa Clara, High

land road Denell Reuben A. Castled ene, Oak-

lands road Dennes Edgar Thomas Martin, Thirl

mere, 8 Hawthorne road, Bickley Denney M. J., Stoneleigh, 13 Sun

dridge a venue Denniss George, 4 Queen Anne aven Denny Capt. C. T., R.N.R., A.pne

Ghur, Langdon road

Derouet ErnestR.,lbrox,Kinnaird av Devaney Thos. 0.,18 Great Elms rd. Devas Mrs., Pickhurst manor, Hayes

lane, Pickhurst park DevittFrank, Hill brClVJ,94:Plaistow h· Devlin Mrs., 22 Southlands road Dew Miss, Raysden, 29 Holwood rd Dewey 1\la1'sba11,Toots wood, Toots.

wood road Dewey T. 0., J.P., South Hill road,

South Hill road Dibble Henry, 21 Hawes road Dickens Artb., Linwood, 4:l Park rd. Dickenson Oecil, Edmonstone, Oak.

lands road Dickins Mrs. 1\1. J., Bleak house, 6

Ringers rmd Dickinson 1\1:rs.Donny brooke, Queen

Anne avenue Dickson Alexander, jun .. ·Wroxham,

38 Oambridge road Diguassie Herbert OtJarles, 35 AI

dermary road Dinmore Miss, 8 Glebe road Dixon Tnrner H., 5 Palace grove Dodd Edwin,Nortbfield,Durham avn Dodd Miss, 16 Homefield road Doggett Alfred George, 1 J affary I'd Doherty Mrs., 24 Bromley college Dollond Alfd. Walt., 1 Oambrillge I'd Dorman Miss, 19 Babbacombe road Dotteridge Urs., Dalmeny,.12 Haw

thorne road, Bickley Douglas ::\I1's.,Oberiton, 6 Oldfield rd.

Bickley Douglas William James, The White

house, Southborough road, Bickley Douse Sydney, 3 North street Dover Miss, 16 Glebe road Dowell James Ohas., Alma, 21 Lans

downe road Downer George, 40 Lansdowne I'd Doyle Mrs .. 1 Flol'en~e road Drage Lieut.-Ool. William Henry,

D.S.O. Ringwood, Queen Anne av Dransfield Benj., 6 Homesdale road Draper Edward D., 5 Park grove Dreibeller Paul, Villa Elsa,ll College

road Drew C.T., Druids Oroft, Kiunaird av Drew Mrs., 32 Plaistow grove Driver Albert, 61 Ravensbourne road

Driver William Henry, Longacre, 42 Farnaby road

Drury Mrs., 28A, London road Dryden l\1rs.•Breamish, 33 Park road Dndman Spencer Norman, 44 How

ard road Duke Edward Walter, 36 :Morgan I'd Duke George William, 99 :l\Iorgan I'd Dunbar Robert Swan, Shawfield

honse, 22 Shawfield park Dnncan John, Kinmont, Tweedy rd. Duncanson Edward Ford, Nutwood,

4:Bickley Park road, Bickley Dunford SIdney, 65 Masons hill Dunford William, 17 Fashoda road Dunrnall Harry, 12 Plaistow grove Dunmall Thomas, 9 Brewery road,

Bromley common Dunn Edward, sen., 36 Park road Dunn Edward George Adam, 21

Queen's road Dunn 1\1rs.,Elmdene, 18 Nortb st. Dunn Thomas, 21 Howard road Dunstell Geo. Wilfred,14 Morgan rd Durbridge Thomas, Lyndhurst, 78

Westmoreland road Durrant Alvaria Elmy, 41 Glebe I'd Duthoit John Powell, Fairnden, 91

l\Iasons hill Duttson Horace, Pen thorpe, Avon-

dale road Duttson William Henry,Southwood,

13 Edward road Dyas Robert. Blyth wood, 24Blyth I'd DysonEdwd.R., Bideford,9Gilbert I'd

E Earl Samuel Robt.105 Plaistow lane Earle Duncan, ·Waverley, 11 Sand·

ford road Earnshaw Alfred Edward, Wilming

ton, Durbam avenue Earnshaw :Miss, Wilmington, Dur

ham avenue Easson Alexander, 63 Freelands I'd Eastwood George Owen, 100 High st Ebbs Alfred B., Tuborg, Durham avn Ede William Jobn. 27 Howard road Eden Horatio Thomas, 6 Glebe road EdeyG.RusselJ,IJ.D.s.Eng.,153High st. Edey George, Westnor, 153 High st. Edgecock William John, 15Crown la

Edgell Miss,Oakdene, 112 London rd. Edwards Albert Victor. 13 Glebe rd Edwards Arthur Irons,39Farnabyrd Edwards Claude, Battledown, Bec

kenham lane EdwardsHy.,'Vynnstay,73London la Edwards John Maltby. 1lI.R.C.S.,

L.R.C.P., L.S.A., Chilchester, Gilbert road

Edwards Mrs. C., Newton house, 10 Southlands grove, Bickley

Edwards Thoma~, 45 Plaistow grove Elder W. G., Petra, Wanstead road Ellen John Kidney. 5 Park road Ellery L., 56 Crescent road Ellery William, 17 Lansdowne road Elliott Mrs., 56 College road Ellis Alfred, Ethelbert lodge, 5

Ethelbert road Ellis George, 27 Tweedy road Ellis Herbert O. Sparthfield, 7

Wanstead road Ellis John, 7 Warner road Ellis Mrs, 35 Bromley college Ellis Wm. Harris, 43 Palace grove Ellman Henry, -10 London road Elwin Sydney W m., 49 Plaistow gro ' Ely Thos., Mersham 10.,35 London rd Emden His Honor Judge, Elmfield

lodge, 18 Elmfield road Emms Sidney Riley Wilson, 39

Aylesbury road Engelhardt Herbt. F. Ray,Glascoed,

9 Wanstead road England Miss, 2 Sheppard's college English Fredk. John, 49 Morgan I'd Evans Edmund F., Rocklands, 27

London road Evans J. S. 18 Palace grove Evans John Albert, Bank house,

High street, Market square Everard Miss, Inglenook, 29 Shaw-

field park Everington W. A., Lcalholme, 24

Shawtleld parkEves Alfred Ernest, 11 Morgan road Ewins Geo., Ivy cot.10! Plaistow la Ewins Henry, 26 Meadow road

F Faber Hubert,Loniond,66 Westmore-

land road

Fairley Mrs., Sunnydene, 17 Upper Park road

Fairweather John, 4: Plaistow grove Jj'arman Frederick, 39 Morgan road Farmer Chas.,Loen,25 Cambridge rd. Farmer Fredk.,Sm:nyside,6London la Farrar James. 14 Farnabv road Faulkner William, 143 Ci'own lane Faunthorpc Rev. J. P., M.A., Elm-

field, 92 Bromley common Faux Lt.·Col. Edward, 39 Tweedy rd Fels Joseph, Elmwood, 24 So~th.

borough roari, Bickley Fentiman Mrs., 36 BJ.bbacombe 1'(1

Fenwick George, 35 Crown lane Ferguson .Allan, 40 Howard road Ferris William H., 4 Meadow road FerteIMiss,Holmcroft,33 Holwood rd Fewtrell Wm. J., 6 Great Elms road Field Frdk.Gardner,55So11thlands rd Field Mrs., Kingsdown. 13 Bromley

('ommon Field Percv. 44 Meadow road .Field The Misses,13Bromleycommon Fielden Hy. Wm., 32 Aldermary rd Fielding Fredk.,Lodore,22 Masons hI Filby Boswell G., 41 West street Filby Edmund E., Charlton house,

24: West street Filby Elmer George, Sunnyside,

London road Filmer Reginald Harry, Stoberry

house, 8 Church road Filmer William Stronghill, Hillside,

6 Ravensbourne road Findley Robert, 51 Morgan road Finn Frederick, 42 Tweedy road Firkin, Miss, Shaftesbury house, 67

& 69 Widmore road Firkin Miss, 67 & 69 Wid more road FischerSir HenryCharles,knt.,c.M. G.,

t;outbover, 72 'Vest moreland road Fischer George F., 35 Southborough

road, Bickley Fisllfnden Mrs., 85 Crown lane Fisher Charles Stanley, Kingsdown,

Park hill, Bickley Fitchew Edward Hubert, The Oriels,

Hill Brow Fitter Ernest Shipley, fl5 Masons hi Fitter John T. S. 24 Tweedy road

BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS. HOI

Fleet Bernard Francis, Roystons, 49 London lane

Fleming Mrs., Tower housc, Toots Wood road, South hill park

Fletcher Charles Edward, Ruan, Magpie Hall lane

Fletcher Misses, 15 Queen's road Fleuret Augustus, H4 Freelands road Flick Frank, 68 Park road Flint Arthur Rest, Brackenbank, 129

London road Flint Samuel W., 13 Crescent road Flower Ellis Cecil, Hurst, 17 Sun

dridge avenue Fluck Mrs., 34 Hayes road Flux Robt., Bellaggio, 3 Tweedy rd. Folkard Richard, Sunnydene,14 Page

Heath lane, Bickley Forbes George, Rosslyn, 20 Babba

combe road Ford Rev. Thomas [Catholic], Pres

bytery, 83 Plaistow lane Ford Alfred, Ma.y villa, 4 Warner I'd Ford Charles Edwin,12 Morgan road Ford Charles RiclJard, Fairoaks

lodge, 13 Homesdale road Ford Edward, 58 Howard road Ford Walter, 112 College road Foreman John, 27 Plaistow grove Foskett Frederick William, M'ount

Ida, 44 Babbacombe road Foster George John, 12 Warner rd Foster Frederick, 106 London road Foster Harris Seymour, Kirkdale,

Highland road Foster Harry, 15 Babbacombe road Fothcrgill Misses, 65 Tweedy road Fox William, Hook farm cottages,

Bromley common Fox William Alex.,Eliots, Hill Brow Fowler Mrs. E. F., Woolton, 30

Palace grove Fowler Mrs. H., ·WooHon, 30 Palace

grove Francis Henry, St. David, Abbots-

bury, College road Francis Samuel Trevor, 25 Alder·

mary road Franklin James Curtis, L R.C.P.,

L.R.C.s.Edin., 51 Ravensbourne I'd Franklin Mrs .. 24 Glebe road Franklin William, 35 College road

Fraser Harry John, Sunny court, Highland road

Fraser Miss.Fairburn,QueenAnne av FreemanArthur John, 4 Scott's road Freeman Henry, 37 Meadow road Freeman Geo. P., 3 Westmoreland I'd Freeman John Tilleard, M.A., Park-

side, 125 Widmore road Freeman Miss, 38A & 40 Tweedy I'd Freeman Mrs:, 16 Bromley college Fl'eeman William George, 19 Alder

mary road Freeth Francis William ,2 Farnaby I'd French Lewis, The Cottage, Magpie

Hall lane French Robert Gilbert, 63 Crown la Fromings William R.,9 Meadow road Frost George Allan, The Cottage, 16

Homesdale road Fry C. A. F., The Croft, Hayes road Fry Charles William, 25 Park road Fulcher Geo.,Homeleigh,Hayes road Fuller Albert, 122 College road

G Gadsdon Fran~ Benjamin,Fernbank,

2 Hawes road Galbraith Hugh, 81A, Bromley com. Gallie Miss, Shandwick,6 Lodge road Gallier Richard, 26 Morgan road Galloway Robert, Maitland house,

115 Londlln rond Gambrell Edwin Benjamin, 100

College road Gamlin Frederick, 76 Howard road Gammidge Henry,Eversleigh,9 Sun

dridge avenue GarciaEd winF.,Cecil cots.,19N orth at Garden George S., The Haven, 16

Edward road Garland .• Herbert, The Coracle,

Southborough road, Bickley Garnar Edward Martin, Elsworth

house, 113 Widmore road Garrett Miss, 4 Sheppard's college,

Bromley collegeGarvin James Lewis, Helenslea,

Cumberland road Gask Henry, Balvenie,23. Orchard rd Gedge Alfred Sydney, Endsleigh,

12 Holwood road Gedney Charles William,17 Glebe I'd

BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Gedney E.J.,GlenLyn,1 Wendover I'd Gedney Frank Humphrey, 58 Free-

lands road Geere "William Arthur, Strathnairn,

35 Great Elms road George Charles, 67 Freelands road Gerich ~Irs. 29 Sandford road GiLb Mrs. 25 Bourne road Gibbins John Thomas, 23 Hope park Gibbs Frank, Brantwood, Durham I'd Gibbs John,Campbellhouse,126 Wid

more road Gibbs William Jas.,36Hammelton I'd GibsonArchibld.Eardislea,2 Blyth I'd Gibson Edward Aisbitt, Haslemere,

9 Blyth 1'( ad Gibson William Henr.f, Ardleigh,

Quernmore road Gilbert Abraham Robt. 3 Jaffary rd. Gilbert Edward, Thatch cottage,

Hayes lane, Bromley common Giles Charles, 25 Great Elms road GillN.C., The Cottage,39Shawfield pk Gimson Edward Archibald, 50A,

:Morgan road Ginders John Marsh" Inj.!estre, 21

Tweedy road Girling Robt.,Kel'val, 66 Crescent I'd" Gledhill James,The Hollies, 20 Cam

bridge road Glehn Alex. Aug.von,7Homefield I'd Goad Horace, 31 Martins road Godfrey Ernest, 1 Plaistow grove Godfrey John, 3 Hill View cottages,

Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow Godfrey Mrs., 3 SCOlt's road Godson :Mrs., 54 Bromley college Godward ~Irs., 5 College slip Gold Charles James tlpencer, 124

College road Goldman Ferdinand C., Villa Anna,

London lane Golds Henry, 36 Crescent road Gomm 1\1rs., 149 Crown lane Gomme Wm. F., 12 Babbacombe rd. Good Alfred Walter, Reston, Shaw-

field park Good George, 3 Aldermary road Goodall Mrs., Grange house, 117

Widmore road Gooding Harry Lawrence,Fairholme,

26 Crescent road

Goodwin James, 12 Beckenham lane Goodyear Thomas Ed ward, Rothesay,

96 Plaistow lane Googe William, 29 Howard road Gosling A. L., 34 "Great Elms road Gosling Miss, 25 Gwyder road Goss Mrs., 36 Bromley college Gostelow George, 49 Howard road Grabham Mrs. 22 Bromley college Graham .J ames, 48 Freelands road Grainger Fredk.Charles,55 College I'd Grandson Henry, 151 Crown lane Grant-Wilson C. W., S. Winnow's, 5

London road Graty Miss, 2 Station road Graty ThomaR D.,Collingtree, 5 Cam

bridge road Graty Walter, 59 Crown lane Gray Philip L., 41 Hayes road Gray Wllliam E. Draycott, 8 South-

borough, Bickley • Greeff Rbt.,Elm bank,8Sundridge av. Green Charles, 87 Crown lane Green Hy.Jas.,Lynton,17Tweedy rd. Green John, 9 Plaistow grove Grcen :Miss, 1 Station road Green 1\1rs. 3 Bromley college Green William, Moorlands, 1 Old·

field road, Bickley Greenaway Albert Wm. 35 West at Greenhill 1\1rs. Borgfeld lodge, 153

Widmore road Greenslade Mrs., 14 Bromley college Greenwood Stewart, Lyndhurst, 4

Crescen t road Gregory Chas.!..ewis, 71 Widmore I'd Gregory Lewis Wm., 71 Wid more rd. GriffinAlbt.,Duddington,6Tweedy I'd Griffin James Thackwell, Elmville,

6 Blyth road Griffith Frank, J.P •• The Gables, 48

Plaistow lane Griffith By., Oak end,101Plaistow lao Griffiths Thomas, 28 Meadow road Griggs Robert, Thanet, 1 College rd. Grimes Edwin, 74 Bromley common Grimes Mrs., 42 Palace grove Grimmo Peter, 117 Crown lane Grinsted Daniel, Lynton house, 20

Widmore road Gripper Charles, 1 Elmfield park

BROMLJ;JY PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 303

Gripper Ernest Jasper, Eistowlodge, 120 London road

Gristwood George W., 4 Park road Grossmith John, The Grange, Wood·

lands road, Bickley Grove GeorgeLindsay,45Farnaby rd. Groves Joshua, 3 Homesdale road Grubb James William, 17 Scott's I'd Guillaume Jules, 5 Great Elms road Gumbrell William, 20 West street Gunn Mrs., Airlies, 10 Tweedy road Gunn Willia.m Cecil, The Red house,

5 Hawthorne road, Bicklcy Gunton Mrs., 18 College road Gunton William Randall, 9 High st

H Hackforth Miss, B.A., Park avenue Hadden John, 34: College road Haffenden George, lOY Morgan road Haigh William Hy., 39 Aldermary I'd Haines R. T., Hawthorne, 4 Haw

thorne road, Bickley Hakewill George, Cotterbury, Gar

den road Hale George Herbt.,18 Cambridge I'd Hale George S. S., Warrenhurst,

III London road Halford Mrs., 7 Glebe road Hall AlexanderJn.,19 Hammelton I'd Hall James, 19 Hawes road Hall Miss, 19 Scott's road Hall Mrs.,Lewes ho.,127Widmore rd. HallMrs.Hy.,Eversley,ll Elmfield rd. Hallicar E., Grasmere, 14 The

Avenue, Bickley Hambleton Edward vYm.18 West st Hammersley Noel, 89 Masons hill Hammerton Ernest, Whoberley,

Hayes road Hammerton Thos.Moy,96 Tweedy rd Hammond Alfred, 30 Freelands I'd Hammond Charles, 32 Freelands I'd Hammond Frederick, Nyetimber,

Durham avenue Hammond Miss, 8 Station road Hammond Mrs., 7 Bromley college Hanson Conrad Wild, 3 Park road Hanson Misses, 50 Palace grove Happach Carl, Linacre,Wanstead I'd Harbour Harry, 2 Howard road

Hardcastle Charles R. H., Hatcham, 138 Wid more road

Harding Bll! t, 63 Mooreland road Harding Frederick, The Poplars, 87

Chatterton road Hardingham Nathaniel, 1.8.0., Mea

dowcroft, 64 Plaistow lane Harding William, 18 Homesdale I'd Hardy Miss, Milverdale, 97 Plaistow

lane Hardy Percy William, 13 Queen's I'd Hardy Walton, Hill view, 'Queen's

Mead, road Harlow Herbt. Harding, 96 High st Harman Major Robert Vine, 14

College road Harman Richard, 47 Meadow road Harper Peter, Rose bank, 1 High st. Harrington Willi.am Joseph, The

Limes, Kinnaird avepue Harris Arthur Liston, 59 Ravens

bourne road Harris Bert,' 36 J affary road Harris Edward John, Prince's plain,

Lower Gravel road Harris Frederick George, Haycs

ford house, 9 Hayes lane, Bromley common

Harris Harry, 70 Bromley common Harris Henry, 77 Morgan road Harris John, 70 College road Harris Josiah, 1 North street Harris Percy, 7 Babbacombe road Harris Stephen Frederick, Rock wall,

Talbot road Harrison Cholmondeley, 8 Wendover

road Harrison G., 21 Babbacombe road Harrison Mrs. 2 Sandford road Harrison W. W., B.A.Lond., Bromley

lodge, High street & Elmfield pk. Harvey Arthur H., Hoon-Hay, 13

Rodway road Harvey Arthur W., Home view,

Toots Wood road HarveyCharles,Hayesmead,Hayes rd Harvey Walter, 60 Howard road Harvey William, 34B, London road Haelegrave Frederick G. A., Ash

leigh, 1 Ringers road Haslehurst Edward, The Mount, 27

Shawfield park

Haslewood l\Ir~., 2 Bromley college -Hastie Mrs., 33 Hayes road Hatch Wm.,Vernon lo., 159Masons hI. Hawkins Mrs., 6 Hammelton road Hawkins MrE'., Le Caire, 3 \Vendover

road Hawkings Stanley. The Ferns,1 Ethel

bert road Haxell Arthur Barron, Arncliffe,

20 Southborough, Bickley Hay John Yalden, Warley, 133

Widmore road Hay William R. G., East Hopes, 102

Plaistow lane -Hayhow Raynard W., 47 HowardI'd Hayman Miss, Rosemead, 44 Lans

downe road Hayne Richard Hamert-on, 13 Cherry

Orchard road Haynes Thomas, 4 College slip Hayward Mrs., 5 Westmoreland I'd Hayward William, 10 Sandford rd. Haywood Edward, 25 Plaistow gro Haywood George, Raleigh house, 3

Exmouth road Head Frank Eustace, 6 West street Heath :Mrs. B., Brockenhurst, Queen

Anne avenue Heathcote John Arthur, Heather-

croft, 85 London lane Heaword Mrs., Park Farm road HeaysmanMrs.,Lom bard, 1 Palace gro Heaysman T. H., 40 Palace grove Heaysman Thomas, Delaware, 35

Park road Hederstedt Henry Burdett, Twyford

lodge, 246 Southlands rd., Bickley Hel by James, Glengarriff, Black brook

lane, Bickley Helher Bertram, Holme Lea, 113

Masons hill Hellyer Samuel Stevens,NewHolme,

43 Westmoreland road Helm Henry James, 1.8.0., Simon-

stone, 27 Hammelton road Henderson Alexander, Hamilton

house, 4 Spencer road Henderson Frederick, l\faisonnette,

14 Lansdowne road Hendry 1\lrs., 57 Plaistow grJve Henley Miss, 29 Oakley road, Brom

ley common

Henly Albert William, l\I.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.c.p.Lond., L.D.s.Eng., F.B.M.S., 11 High street

HennahMrs., :Markhampton,48 Cambridge road

Henwood Alfred, Beechcroft, 95 Plaistow lane

HenwoodPaul,Church ho.,Church I'd Heppel Albert William, Ballaugh,

32 Hayes road Heppell\liss, Heath villa,3 Palace gro. Hermes Louis, Altena, 6 Shaw field

park Hermges William Joseph, The Vron,

2.1)Orchard road Herring Mrs., 29 Ravensbourne road Hersee Mrs., 9 Rodway road Heuer Fraulein, 19 Babbacombe I'd Hewett Arthur H., Oulton, 40 Cam

bridge road Hewett :Miss,Dovedale,l Oaklands I'd HewettW m., Percy viI.,21 Palace gro. Hext Henry James, 23 Crown lane Heyler Henry Geo-.. 168 Widmore rd. Heywood Thomas, The Old Summer

house, 5 Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow Hickman John Roe, The Glade, 2

Grasmere road Hickmott Walter. 5 North street Hicks Albert S., Stoneleigh, 12 Elm-

field road Hicks Hy.,Abingdon ho. ,Plaistow la Hicks Maxwell, Belvidere, 31 Cam

bridge road Hicks Wm. Henry. 161 Masons hill Higgensl\Hss, Glidden, 16Hammltn.rd Higgins William Valentine, Durno

varia, 30 Rodway road Higgs l\Irs. Richard, Sunnyside,

Shawfield park Hilder Mrs., 40 Freelands road Hilder Mrs., \Voodstock, Durham av. Hill Sergt.-l\1ajor William Edward,

W.K.I.Y., 88 Tweedy road HillAlfred, Belle vue, 11Ethelbert rd. Hill Lewis Fredk., 2 Freelands I'd Hill P. A., M.A., St. Andrew's, Cum

berland road, South Hill park Hill Richard Harris F.R.I.B.A. St.

Keverne, 14 Homefield road Hillier Arth. Cecil,4Queen'sMead rd. Hills Ephraim Thos.,15Freelands rd.

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Hills Ernest, 8 Jaffary roadHills Frank, 12 Jaffary roadHinchliffe Frederick James, 1 Alder

mary roadHinchliffe Walter, Holmdene, 108

London road Hind Charles Sydney, 18 Hope parkHind Stanley, Crofton lodge, 244

Southlands road, BickleyHindley Edward Hugh, White cot.

tage, 10 Garden rd., Sundridge pkHitchcock C. G., Grosborough house,

136 Widmore road Hoare George R., 5 Queen's Mead rdHobbs James, 50 Howard roadHobbs Mrs., 7 Morgan roadlIobday HenryAlfred, 98 LondonI'dHockaday William, Heatherlie, 65

Ravensbourne road Hockley Joshua, 6 Denmark villasHodder Matthew H., Carisbrooke, 25

Bromley commonHodge John Henry, 24 Crescent rdHodge John Henry, 1 Widmore I'dHodges Charles, 45 West streetHodgkinson Charles, Balholm, 31 , Westmoreland road

Hodgkinson-Patten J ohn,Littleham,59 Masons hill

Hodgson Miss, 8 Great Elms roadHodson Alfred, 29 Homesdale road Hoghton George William, Bromley

house, 14 High streetHoIbrookThos..rn.6Bromley commonHoldron Henry, Boughton, 12 Bick·

ley Park road, BickleyHollams Edward Percy, St. An.

drew's, 54 Plaistow lane Hollcombe John, Southwell, Quern-

more roarl HollingburyJamesHy.,42~Iorgan I'd Hollis WilIian::,HoIly mount, High stHolmes John Camm, Dial house,

Page Heath lane, BickleyHolmes Thomas Barton,The Laurels,

25 Southborough road, BickleyHolmes William, Bonnington,Black.

brook lane, BickleyHolroyde Wm. Fredk.,5 Market sqHolroyde William Frederick, Shef

field house, Hayes roadHolton William, 11 Fashoda road

Holworthy Mrs., 33 Tweedy roadHoman Arthur Richard, 38 West stHomewood Wilfrid James, Holm.

bury, 41 Shawfield park, WidmoreHone George, 6 Scott's roadHone George, 21 Scott's roadHood LeonardHarry, 17 Plaistow groHooper Mrs., 31 Bromley collegeHope Francis HEmry William, 2

HammeHon road Hopkins The Misses. 14 Park roadHopton James Fredk., Stanhope viIs'Hopton W. F., 7 Cherry Orchard rdHorley Robert, 15 Crescent roadHornidge l\farmaduke A., 5 The

Avenue, Bickley -Hose John W. St. James', Clarence

road, BickleyHossack A. H., 28 Lansdowne roadHolYJames, '16 Freelands road Howard Rev. George Broadley, Cot

tingham, 29 Cambridge roadHoward BasH Fenwick, F.R.P.S.,

A.~r.I.E.E., Cottingham, 29 Cambridge road -

Howard Charles Stephen Garton, Cottingham, 29 Cambridge road

Howard Credson, The Gables, 20 1 Shawfield park I. Howard Esler, Antrim cottage,

Queen's Mead road j Howard Miss,Ewell house, 26 Brum! ley common-, Howard Miss, 25 Morgan road

Howard Mrs., 55 Tweedy roadHoward Theodore, Westleigh, 41

Chislehurst road, BickleyHoward William, 71 High streetHowe Percy, 17 Gravel roadHowie William, 31 Glebe road Howitt John, 77 ~Iasons hillHowlatt Philip, Honiton Clyst, 16

Holwood road Hoyer lVIiss,The Pines,19Elmfield I'd Hubbard Horace, 10 Meadow road Hubbard T. R., Leecro£t,Durbam rd.Hudson Frederic, B.A., Red Bank, 31

Higbland road ' Hudson Henry Apps, Tudor lodge,

4Hope parkHudson James, Terracina, 11 Sun·

dridge avenue II

306 BROMLl<JYPRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Hughes Arthur Benj., 66 Howard rdHughes ErnestFrederick, Bonchurch, . 2 Elmfield road HughesF .J.,Bonchurch, 2Elmfield rd.Hughes Reginald, The Rosary,

Quernmore roadHllghesman Charles, Ekowe, 67

Plaistow groveHull James, 49 Freelands roadHumphreyMiss,Eton cot.,15North st.Humphrey ThomasHy.,52Howard rdHumphries' Charles,59Beckenham laHumphryes James Hulse, Meadow

Croft, )Iadeira avenue Humphrys Edward, Lingdale. 5 Old·

field road, BickleyHumphrys Russell, 1 Slough laneRumphrys William, Greenhill, 5

Oaklands road Hunt Alfred A., 36A, London road Hunt Henry It, 60 London road Runt Mrs., 17 Palace groveHunt Mrs. T., 106 College roadHunt Richard, 60 London road Hunt William Frederick, Delta, 68

Plaistow lane Hunter Geo.Wm.Taylor,20Hawes rdHurlbatt Charles, Arno lodge, 1 and

2 Clarence road, BickleyHutcheson Thomas,14 Florence road

I llott Herbert J., :M.D., C.M., M.R.C.S.,

57 High streetDott Miss, 51 Tweedy roadIngall Charles E., Lenfric, Queen'8

l\Iead road luge Thomas B., Portsmouth, 48

Lansdowne road Ingles Wm. Knight, 8 North streetlngleton Henry, 1 Park groveInglis Mrs. Balfour, Widmore lodge,

208 Widmore road Inglis Walter Henry, South view,

8 Lansdowne road _ Irvine John, Spring Hill cottage, 140

CollegeroadIrving Ernest Sopeland, 11 Alder~

mary roadIsard Edward, Clintoil villa, 81

Tweedy road

.J Jackson Albert, 7 Queen's road Jackson Le'\vis,38 Hayes roadJ ac.ksonLionel, 33 London laneJacobs Frank Horace, Elm cottage,

31 Shawfield parkJames Mrs., 4 l:ltanhopevillasJames Reginald William, St. :Mil·

dred's, 46 Camb;'idge roadJanes William, 12 Cambridge roadJ aquesAustin,Turanga,21E lmfieldrdJaques Richard, Larchfield,Parkhill,

BickleyJarrett Levi, 2 Florence roadJarvis l\Irs.,Linden,QueenAnne aven Jarvis Thomas Hy., 63 Tweedy roadJarvis William Thomas, Holme,

Claremont road, BickleyJasper Nicholas Paul, St. Brannocks,

26 Masons hill Jayes George Harris, Enderby, 3

Farnaby roadJayes William, 39 West streetJefferies Reginald Stanley, 68 Free-

lands road Jefferson John E., 8 Ilomesdale roadJ efferson ~1iss, Silwood, 10 Homes-

dale road Jeffery Fredk.Whitecot, 67London laJeffrey Mrs., Chasemore, Park roadJeffrey William, 31 Park roadJeffries Joseph, 12 Church roadJenkin :Mrs.,Faringford, 35 Shaw-

field parkJenkins William, 12 Widmqre roadJenkinson Ernest, 46 Lansdowne rd Jenkinson·Wm. H., 82 London lane' JenningsH. J., 5 Freelands roadJennings Uis~, The Cuttase,33 Sand

ford road Jezzi Leo, 116-CollegeroadJoel William, 35 Howard roadJohanson Miss, 5 Glebe road Johnson Alfred, 81 ~Iorgan roadJohnson Arthur Henry, Winfrith,

11 The Avenue, BickleyJohnson Chas. F.,' 38 Palace groveJohnson David, Altona, 5 Station rd.Johnson Frederick, Glengeary, 14

Southborough, BickleyJohnson Frederick, Hillside, 45

Westmoreland road

Johnson J. F. 143 Widmore road Johnson Wm. 2 Babbacombe road

.Johnston Henry, 4 Elmfield park Jones Hon. Mrs., Park riding, 2

Bird-in-Hand lane, Bickley Jones A. 0., Kintore, Hayes lane,

Bromley commonJones Albert, 36 Howard road Jones Oharles Henry, Woodville,

Queen Anne avenue . Jones Daniel, 5 Howard road J onesEdward, Denis ho.,5Spencer rd.Jones Frank Evelyn, Ohorlton,

Quernmore roadJones In., Fern bank,4Bloomfield I'dJ onesMrs.Griffith,25Bromley collegeJones Ormsby, 11 Tweedy roadJones Richard Thomas, St. Arvans, 3

Grasmere road Jones Thomas Morris, Oae-Derw,

Lake avenue Jones William Darby, 66 Tweedy rd.Joy Miss, 34 Palace groveJoyce Mrs. E.,Woodberry,Tweedy rd JoyceGeo.f.,Sinclaircot.85Masons hi. Joyce T. Heath, Freshford, South

Hill parkJudd William, Walton cottage, 12

Bromley commonJudge Oharles, 45 Meadow roadJuIlie Francis E., Hllslemere, 11

Meadow road Jury William Stephen, 7 West street

K Kahlert Max, 19 Homesdale roadRape Mrs., 37 Orown laneKelleway Harry Yelf, Homewood,

21 Upper Park roadKelman Charles, Wynberg, 30 West

moreland road Kemp Mrs.,Oamville,16 Orescent rd.Kemp Ray, 85 Widmore roadKemp. Sidney, Oraigleith, 28 Oam

bridge road· . Kendrick Joseph T., 131 Orown laKenward James, Scott's lodge, Sun

dridge avenue Kenyon Granville Montague,

Wycliffe lodge, 12 Oaklands roadKerr Oharles Richard, Glendower,

2 Queen Anne avenue BROM.

Kerry Samuel, Eulinya, Park hill, Bickley

Kew Harry~Wa1lis, 9 Queen's roanKeynes William, 26 Hammelton I'd .KiesowRobert,BlairAthol3HawesrdKillick Herbert, Avoca, 3 Avon-

dale road Kimber A. N., lOA, Howard road KindeJ;Edwin, Graycourt,Garden rd. King Charles, 10 Scott's roadKing John, 9 Oollege slip, High st.King John, 77 Plaistow lane King John Ernest, 107 London road King Lewis Daniel, St. Peter's, Dur

ham road King Miles, 28 Plaistow groveKing Thomas Fredk., 39 Howard I'd Kirby A. E., M:.R.C·.S., Springhurst, 4

Southborough road, BickleyKirby W. G.Fairlight,22 Holwoodrd Kirk William Joseph,100London rd. Kirkman HenryFoster,34Tweedy rd. Kirton WilliamPearey,11 Palace gro Kitchin Mrs.,Glencoe,8Highland rd. Kite Harry Frederick, Ohurch cot

tage, 10 Church roadKittlewell Walter, Glenthorne,

Hayes roadKnight Chas.A.,10 Westmoreland rd.Knight M. L. Hillside, Avondale I'dKnight Wm. 161 Crown lane,BickleyKnighton A., Lyndhurst, Hayes rd Knott Harry Raglan, Lauriston, 13

London road Knott William, 22 Jaffary road Knowles Miss,Elsternwick, 88 Plais

tow lane Kropotkin Pierre, Viola,60rescent I'd Kurtz J. A., Hill house, Durham

avenue, ::;outh hill parkKuschke Mrs., Sunnyside, 151 Wid.

more road

L Lacey Mrs., 38 BrQmley collegeLacy Mrs., Hazeldene, 47 Westmore-

land road Laffitte Joseph, 10 Orescent road Lamb Mrs., Purton lodge, 37 Tweedy

road Lamb Robert, 14 Freelands road Lamb T., Hadley, Sundridge aV~llue

BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDE"NTS.

Lambert Mrs., South Lawn, 7 Hawthorne road, Bickley

Land Harold Cunningham, The Nook, 4 The Avenue, Bickley

Landi Alfd. St. :Martin's, Addison I'd Lane ~lrs., Abel' villa, 53 'Masons hI. Langford Alfred Edwin, 22 Great

Elms road . Langham John J. 14 Plaistow gro

Langmore Mrs. F. G., 14Holwood rd. Langmore Richard P., Harcourt, 5

Southlands grove, Bickley Langton A. R 12 Sandford road Lansbury Montague William, St.

Helens, Queen Anne avenue Lansbury Mrs.,Rockville,158 High st. Larke Ernest 0., Gablecroft, 2 Lon

don lane Larkins Misses, Greta, 7 Blyth road Latter Bertram Henry, Pixfield, , Beckenham lane

Latter Edward, Pixfield. Beckenham lane .

Latter Hugh Robinson, Burrell's meadow, Beckenham lane

Laurie Miss, 106 College road Lawes Edwd. Bowen,65 Widmore I'd Lawless Mrs., 37 Bromley college Lawrence E. D., 26 Great Elms road Lawrence Edward, Ley ton, 38 Lans

downe road Lawson Miss, Somerville, 4 Hawes I'd Lawson Miss, 2 Palace grove Layman C. :M., Thornton house, 8

Southlands grove, Bickley Layton Charles James, Claremont,

159 Widmore road Layton Edward, 2 Tweedy road Layton John Edward, Roselea, 4

Lansdowne road Layton William Robt.,57 London rd. Lazen by Charles, 27 Meadow road Lea Edward Thomas, Gatton, 28

l'weedy road Ledger Arthur' Kitt, 3 Gilbert road Ledger Mrs;, 6 North street Lee Harry, 21 Park grove Lee l\Irs. 21 Ravensbourne road Leckey Gabriel John, 62 Park road Leeming John, 55 Ravensbourne rd. Lees Miss, Holmcroft, 7 Highland rd. Lees :Misses, Myrtle vil.90 London rd.

Legg H. W., 46 Tweedy road Leggatt John, 38 Meadow road Legge Fk.Geo.J .•lvall,4 Bromley com Legge Henry B., Clevelands, 119

W idmore road LeishmanMrs.,Birkby ho.,Bickley pk Leishman Mrs., Southborough road,

Bickley Lepper John Harrage, The Birches,

Durham road ,Lethaby Tom, Glenhaven,Hayes rd. Levey George, 46 Park road Levin Arthur E.,Hillcroft, 45 Shaw-

field park Lewer ~Iiss, 42 Freelands road Lewin Lieut.-Col. Wilfred Hale,

Dorunda, 51 London lane Lewin Harold Chaloner,Birchdale,13

Oaklandsroad Lewin :M:iss, Rathmines, 25 Ham

meltonroad Lewin W.J .. Senlac. 61 Plaistow lane Lewis Cecil"Ernest Millington, M.A.,

M.D., B.C.cantab., tlI.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.p.LOnd., Nantlle, 207 Widmore road

Lewis Fdk., Sewaren,6 Wendover I'd Lewis Mrs., 12 Bromley college Lewis Mrs., 29 Bromley college Lewis Robert, 25 Crown lane Lewis Sydney Cook, 3 Hope park Lewis ThomasWilliam,42 :Martins rd. Leworthy John Henry, Uaerdeon, 8

Ravensbourne road Ley James, 109 MaRons hill l..ey Joseph, 7 Hill View cottages,

Burnt Ash lane. Plaistow +Liebreich Frederick E., Logshili,

Elmstead lane Light J1Jdward,29 Park road Lightfoot Edward Thomas, Kalmar,

2 Oaklands road Lighton ,Sir C. R., Blackbrook,

Southborough, Bickley Lind~ay William Joseph, M.A., M.D.

cantab., D.P.H., 15 College road Lingham John, 36 West street Lipscombe 1\:1rs.,13 Hill View cot

tages, Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow Livesay Nathaniel Dunbar, The Den,

10 Rodway road Livett Noblett R., 35 T\,:,eedy road

BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 30:1

I.loyd l\faurice, St. Aubyns, 24: l\Iasons hill

Lloyd W.F.,King's mead,62Hayes I'd Llydel Ernest Geo., 79A, Uorgan I'd Loder Sidney James, 24 Hawes road Loly G., B.A., A.K.C., Quernmore,

London lane Longden Robert, Alcombe, :J Bloom

field road Langdon Miss, 7 Crown lane. Lord William Akers, 23 Queen ~s I'd Lott Augustus, 65 Freelands roa;d Lott Ernest Arthur, 81 Crown lane Love Geo .. Crown vil" 115 Crown la. Lovell Oharles S., Blantyre, 76 West

moreland road Lovell ~frs., 7 Aldermary road Lowin ~Iiss, I London road Lucas F. W., Gordon lodge, 6 South.

borough road, Bickley Luck Mrs., Sunnyside, 67 Orown lao Luckburst John Wm. 50 Meadow I'd Luff William Harry, 25 Meadow I'd Luker Wm.,Homelands,63London lao Luntley l\Iiss,Inglenook,36Tweedy I'd Luntley Philip H., Sunnyb:mk, 130

Widmore road Lyle H. Willoughby, M.D., B.S.Lond.,

F.R.C.S.Eng., F.Z.S., 16 Elmfield I'd Lymington William, N unholm, Park

hill, Bickley

M. UcOarthy John, 4: Hill View cot

tages; Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow McOlean JohnHuddleston,Exelands,

2 "Spencer road ~IcOrosky James W. Casta Barna, 37

Higbland foad l\IcCulloch John, 4:6 Recreation road McDonald Gordon, 9 Olarence road,

Bickley McFarlane William, Elmhurst, 11

Bickley Park road, Bickley McGeorge HenryThomas,38 Park I'd l\IcHarry William, 13 Great Elms rd. l\Iclntyre ThomasC.,Northfield, Elm-

stead lane,Bickley McKenna 1\1rs., 1Amy villas, Homes-

dale road 1\IcKewan W., J.P., Elmfield, Elm-

stead lane, Bickley BROM.

McLeod Walt. Jas .. 7 Florence road l\facgeagh Oapt. T. F., Elmside, 8

Denmark villas l\facG lashan 1'1rs., 23 Palace grove McGrath James, 56 Howard road l\Iacgregor Rowland, Boyne house,

6 Rodway road Uachaeli!'l Urs., 64 London road :l\Iackay John, Oakden, 25 Homes, dale rOld

Mackenzie Rev. D. F., lI.A., B.D. [Presbyterian], Lovedale, 21 Rodway road .

l\Iackriell William, 54 Martins road 1\Iaclew<line E. fl., 26 Westmoreland

road l'Icl'fillan James. 'l'he Retreat, 4:

Oldfield road, Bickley::Uadden E. 1\'1., l\I.B., <M.R.C.S., Bur

lington house, 118 'Widmore road Maddocks lUI'S.. 4: Palace grove Male Wm., Nethercourt, 10 Hopepk. Mallett William Robert, F.S.I.,M.S.A.,

32 Tweedy road l\Ialpas Wm. Henry,61 Freelandsnl. }\fan Frederick Henry Dumas,

Harleyford, 11 Upper Park road l\fanger Geo.,Lynwood)65 Plaistow la l\fangham Ohristopher, 27 Great

Elms road Mann Charles B., 33 High street Mann J. S., Hazeldene, 4:7 Westmore-

land road Mann S. T.,Pencombe, -1:9Orown lane Manning John, 13 Crown lane . l\fansby Bas;l Way, Emsworth, Vic

toria road Mansell Edmund George, Maydor,

Park avenue l\lanser Oharles, 67 Ravensbourne I'd Mansfield Frank Herbert, Engadine,

Quernmore road Mantell Louis, Burnham lodge, Lake

avenue Marchant Arthur H., Montague lodge,

21 Sandford road l\farchant James, 51 Freelands road 1'largetsonJohn, l\lerevale,13 Bickley

Park l'oad, Bickley l\Iark Arthur Shirley, Holne lodge

18 Page Heath lane, Bickley .. ~fark l\fiss,ThePriory;2Homesdale rd.

310 BROMLEY PRIVA'l'E HESIDENTS.

Marks M. Herbert, Oldbury, 23 Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow

:Marlow Henry, Kingthorpc, 7 01'cbard road

Marples Norman, East-wyn, 12 Gil· bert road

Marriott Miss, 3 Sheppr~l'd's college Marriott Thos.F.,Cantley~ Garden rd. MarsdenJas.Whittaker,42London I'd MarshMrs.RydaIMount,52Plaistow la Marsh Thomas Henry, 46 College I'd Marsh William E'rnest, 3 Rodwayrd -Marshall Geo. Thos. 23 Howard rd. MarshallMrs.11 BurntAsh laoPlaistow Marshall William Norman, Ravens

bourne, 18 Queen's Mead road Martin Mrs., 14 Tweedy road Maryon William Henry, Clovelly,

6 Lansdowne road Mason David Marshall, The Knoll

4 Page Heath lane, Bickley Mason Mrs.,Halifax,1 Exmouth road Massingham James, 22 Crescent road Mathews James Llewellyn, Plas

N ewydd, 74 Westmoreland road Mathews Mrs., 9 East street Mathews Robert, 14 Southborough

road, Bickley Mathews Sidney R. H., 14 South.

borough road, Bickley Mathewson John, ~l.B., B.eh., 45

Tweedy road Mathieson Mrs., 11 Homesdale road MattlJewsHaroldH.Upna,6Garden I'd Matthews J. P., Blenheim, South

Bill road Matthews John Robins, Caerleon,

Hayes lane, Bromley common Mamell-Smyth George Herbert, 15

Hope park Maxwell James Laidlaw, M.A., M.D.

Edin., 31 Hammelton road May Charles H., Treasurer's house,

Bromley college MayEdwd.,Oakville,41 Bromley com May Harry J. 40 Hammelton road May Thomas, 9 Westmoreland road Mayby Charles, 22 Hawes road Mayfield Geo. John, 12 Florence I'd Mayhew George J. 11 Martins road tlaynard John, Cranbrook. High st. Maynard Mrs., 14 Scott's road

Mayne Ro bt., Suffolk hO.29Palaee gro Mead H. A., Ederlyn, 65 London lao Mead Lorenzo, Conway villa, 51

Masons hill Measor Robert F.,Glenthorne,8 Elm-

field road Uedealf Frederick, Elstree, 41

V{estmoreland road Medcalf Mrs., 40 Farnaby road Medhurst Frederick,Hartfield,4 Elm-

field· road Mee Miss, 113 London road Meier CasparGottlieb,Rodway lodge,

11 Rod way road Melling James, 28 Palace grove Mellon Harry H., 92 London road Meredith Miss, 33 Ravensbourne I'd Merriday Mrs., 98 Beekenham lane Messenger William George, 50 Beck·

enham lane . Meyer Mrs., 3 Hammelton road Milbank Percy, Dane cottage, 30

Ravens bourne road Miles John, 71 Crown lane Miles Stephen, 35 Glebe road Miller Arth., May lodge, 33A,Park rd }lil1er Al"th. John, 36 Great Elms I'd Miller Durie, InnisfallcD, Durham I'd Miller Ed ward, The CrGft, Bcacons

field road, Bickley . Miller Ezekiel, 14 Jaffary road Miller H., Avondale, 32 Meadow I'd Miller John Henry, Atchley, Clare·

mont road, Bickley Miller John Nicholas, lILD.LOnd.

Overfield,238 Southlands rd.Bickly Miller Mrs., 32 Lansdowne road. Milloy Thos., Leigh wood, Hayes I'd MilsteadAlbertJ n. 6W estmoreland.l'd Milstead Herbert Henry, 26 West st Minpriss T. 15 London lane Minter George, 52 College road Mirams Mrs., Woodville, Hayes road Miskin Miss, Avonclyffe, 19 Hol

wood road Mitchell Henry Alma, 47 Morgan I'd Mitchell James, 10 Lower Gravel I'd Mitchell Miss, Marlings, 37 Ravens

bourne road Mitchell Thomas, Corra Lynn,

Madeira n.venue Mitton Frederick, 1 Queen's road

l\Iockford Frank, 8 Meadow road Moger Walter Henry, Ralston, 100

Plaistow lane Monaco Vincenzo Chev., Chester

house, 26 Palace grove Monckton William James. Aldeby,

63 Plaistow grove ' MonktonGeo.LaCasita,62Crescent I'd Monkton :l\Iiss, Spencer lodge, 1

Spencer road Montague vVhiffen, Homeficld, 155

Masons hill Moodie Herbert John, Courtfield, 19

Sandford road Moody Charles Thos. 79 Morgan I'd Moon William Wallis, 66 Park road Moore Rev. Richard, M.A., Christ

Church lodge, 18 Highland road Moore Harry Wm. 34 Farnaby I'd Moore Henry George, 27 :l\fartins I'd Moore John Howard, J.P., l\lellefont,

14 Orchard road Moore Mrs. 5 Tweedy road Moore Robert, 60 Lansdowne ro~d Morgan George William, 12 North st Morgan Robert, 45 Freelands road Morgan vVilliam, 17 Hawes road Morice Beaumont, LL.B. (Recorder

of Hythe), Treffiys, Lansdowne I'd MorrisHarold, vVestbury, 160aklands

road Morris Mrs. G. Harris, Quinton, 12

The Avenue, Bickley Morris William, Addlestone, 4: Bea

consfield road, Bickley Mortimer Henry Alfd. 43 Morgan I'd Morton 1\Irs. Valetta,'l UpperParkrd Morum Amos, Lochwood, 20 Free-

lands road Mourilyan Mrd., 101 Widmore rond Moxon Reginald, 23 Aldermary road Muffett William, 12 Scott's road Mugford FrankW:,13Hammelton I'd Muggeridge Sidney, 15 Sandford I'd "Mullens )fliss, 2 Cambridge road Mumford Eustace B., Braeside,

Highland road Mungeam Chas. Richard,45Crown la Murray John, 27 Glebe road Myring E C.,Thirlmere,13Gilbert I'd Myring lfrs., Keira, 5 Gilbert road

N Naish Walter George, 5 Q~een's 1~9ad Nalty Herbert,· Carlton house" 75

London lane N apier ~Irs., 34 Bromley college Nash Geo., Nyntal, Shortlands gdns Nash George Ernest, 4 North street Nash James Thomas, 10 Park road Nash Stanley Henry, Fairfield, Ma

deira avenue Narborough William Peaceful, 93

Crown lane Naylor Charles Fredk. 1G North st. Naylor Ernest B.., 28 Jaffary road Naylor William A. H., F.C s., F.I.C.,

Wilton house, 27Pnlace grove. " Neal Arthur, 21 Crown lane Neall\lrs. W. G., 89 Widmore road Neale Charles, 3 Elmficld park Neale :M:isses, Walde grave, 9 Cam

bridge road N eameStuart, Halliford, 6E lmfield I'd Neely William, 157 Widmore road Neely William, Yew-Lodge, Burnt

Ash lane, Plaistow Nesbitt l\1rs., 50 Park road Nettleingham Edgar, 31 Howard rd Neville James Brez, 1 Homesdale I'd ~ewbery Henry, Kintore, 10 The

Avenue, Bickley Newcomb Frank, Brooklyn,Hayes I'd Newland Herbert George,L.D.s.Eng.,

63 Willmore road Newland Mrs., 94 College road";" Newlove 31iss, Woodthorpe, 13 Cam

bridge road Newman Misses, 22 Tweedy road N ewportUrs.,l!'ernlea,Hammelton I'd N ewport Walter I von, Lynsted, .27

Elmfield road N ew'steadArthurC barles,Am bergate,

19 Tweedy road Newton l\Iatthew H., Dover lodg(',

Park hill, Bickley . Nibbs Charles Wm. 42 Bromley coni Nichols Major William,Southfield,10

Southboruugh road, Bickley Nicholson 1\1rs., 6 Bromley college Nicklin William, 9 North street Nineham Robert, 11 Scott's road Nuad Thomas William, Sundridge

house, Burnt Ash lane; Plaistow

Noe \Villiam, 27 Crown lane Nops Walter, Ui,O., Elmdale, 10

Bavensbourne road Norman Archibald C., J.P., The

Rookery, 90 Bromley common Norman Frederick H., Camden, 19

Cambridge road N orman Mrs .. 43 Meadow road Norman Wii1iam, 1 Knole Hill

view, Jackson road North Mrs., 97 Widmore road Northam John Thomas, 6 Park road Northam Thomas, Palace lodge, 26

Widmore road Nunn 'Villiam, 6 Meadow road NUBsbaumG. A., Tantallon,l Garden

road, Sundridge park Nutting Joshua, Rod way road Nutting 'V m. ,James, f3t.Catherine's,

24 HoI wood road Nye Charles, 40 Hawes road. Nye Frederick Wm., 3 Park grove Nye William George, 35 Palace road

o Oakden Charles Hy., 48 Meadow rd Oakden Charles Hy.,Shortlands gdns Oakley G. J., 38 Hawes road Oates Stephen, 6 Jaffary road O'Connell Maj.-Genl. Peter, RE.,

Sibertswold,5 Highland road O'Donnell John Patrick,6 Spencer I'd Ogilvie Charles E. W., Fernside, 8

Holwood road Oldfield ,Josiah, L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S.,

M .A.,D.c.L ..CarnBrae,31London I'd Oldrey Eustace Nugent, Bruma1ia, 9

Home!'idale road Oliver Mrs. Russell, Inchcape, 22

"Elmfield road Ormsby Fredk. Ling, 4: Farnaby I'd Oram John Palmer. 23 Tweedy I'd Orde Julian, 21 Homesdale road OrgIes James Robert, 34 Howard I'd Orpin William Adams, 17 Gwyder rd Osborn. A. H., 11 Plaistow grove Osbornl\Irs.,Shirl.ey IO.ICHolwood I'd Osborn WilliamEdmd.,37Howard I'd Osmond :Miss,St;Vincent, Durham av Otram.Edwll. Hdyer, 32 Jaffary I'd Ott way J., The Cottage,Beaconsfield

t:oad, Bickley

Ough John, 6 Freelands road Outridge John Edward Guy, 30

Howard road Ovenden Mrs., 14 Warner road Overy Mrs. Egloshayle,37Shawfild.pk Owen Edwin, Preseny, 10 Wend-

over road Owen Evan Roger, The Knoll,Bick

ley park

Packe Edward, 123 Wid more road Paddock James Hy., 26 Howard road Padgham Edwd.,39Ravensbourne rd Pain Henry Herbert, Pinewood, 43

Highland r,)ad Pain Mrs., 36 Palace grove Pain Sidney Lewis, Dalesford, 18

The Avenue, Bickley Pain William Henry, 30 West street Palin Elijah, 13 Morgan road Palin Joseph Walter, 53 College road Palin Milbert, 25 Lansdowne road Palmer John Clarke, Pembridge, 25

Tweedy road Palmer Miss, 16 Palace grove Palmer Miss, 19 Upper Park road Pamphilon Mrs. G., The Limes,

Tweedy road Pamphilon Walt. Jas., 92 Tweedy rd. Pannett Alfred, The Cottage, Barn-

hill, Hayes lane, Piekhurst park Pankhurst John, 42 West street Pannell William, 3 Queen's road Parfett Anthony William, Corby, 98

College road Parfitt Charles, 18 Jaffary rOlld Parish Miss, 3 College road • Parker Albert Thomas, L.D.s.Eng.,63

Widmore road Parker Clive, Rothwell, 15 Sun

dridge avenue Parker Edmund Shirley,Southerhay,

12 Homefield road ParkerJ as.,Lincluden,29Highland rd Parker John, Grasmere lodge. 4

Grasmen' road Parkes Mrs .. Berwvn. 54 Crescent rd Parkinson Miss, yJ' eil' 10., 3 High st. Parkinson Mrs., 6 High street ~arks George, 21 Aldermary road

BRO:\lLEY PRIVATE RESIDEN 1'S. 313

Parr Rear-Admiral Alfred Arthur Chase, F.R.G.S., Powis lodge, 8 Southborough road, Bickley

Parr Percival ChaEe, l\Iolescroft, Hill Brow

Parsons Alfred W m.,24Aldermary I'd Parsons George, 16 Martins road Paterson Sidney, Wyncroft, Wood

lands road, Bickley Patey Charles, 58 Hayes road Paton Charles J., Elmdene, 42

Westmoreland road Patterson Robert Souter, 7 North st Payn James J., Oak dell, 19 Page

Heath lane, Bickley Payne Douglas,Ashcroft,Elmfield rd. Payne Ernest Russell, 9 Park grove Payne George H. 4:Freelands road Payne P. L.,9 Babbacombe road Payne Percy, St. :Margaret's, 15

Highland road Peachey George, Heatherhurst, 63

Plaistow lane Peake Henry, 3 Longfield Peake Miss, 18 Farnaby road Pearce Alfred, Westfield cottage, 4

Newman road Pearce Bertram, 7 Hawes road Pearce l\Irs., Roseville, 2 Rodway I'd Pearce S. R., 11 Babbacombe road Pearce Sidney Arthur, 37 Hawes I'd Pearce Wm.Thomas,33Aldermary I'd Pearce Wm. Thos., 25 Freelands rd. Pearsall Henry Still, Park view, 4:

London lane Pearson George, 16 J affary road Pearson William Walker, 40 Bromley

common Peckham William, 18 }Ieadow rd. Pedlar John Hooper, 3 Florence I'd Peill Edwin, The Nook, Addison I'd Peill Fredk. Wm.7 Ravensbourne I'd Peill Robert, 36 Bromley common Pellett Edgar Thomas, Quinton, 8

Hammelton road Pengelly J. B. Caerhedyn, 20 Hol

wood road Penney Edward, 14 Great Elms I'd Pepper Ohristopher, 7 Scott's road Peprato Mrs., 53 Tweedy road Percy Mrs., 1 Cherry Orchard road Peren Robert Henry, 6 Farnaby I'd

Perkins Arthur, Glynnhall, Qtreen Anne avenue

Perks Samuel H., Fairfield, 2 South-borough road, Bickley

Perrott Finch, 20 Farnaby road Perry Henry, Middleton, Plaistow lao Peters.J ames, 44 Palace grove· Peters ;\liss, 3 Babbacombe road Petrie Wm., 30 Crescent rd. Plaistow Petts Mrs., Chudleigh, 29 Tweedy I'd Pewtress Ernest, Fairholme, 43

Tweedy road Pfeil Wm. TheLaurels,107l\Jasons hI. Phelp l\Iisses, 16 College road Phelps John, 9 Hawes road Phillips Charles, Parkuasilla, Ed·

ward road Phillips E. T. Adams Hurstwood

Durham road Phillips Henry, 68 College road Phillips Mrs. T. Adams, Hurstwood,

Durham road Phillips Richard Cobden,Slieve-more,

4:7 Shawfield park Phillips Richd. Wm.29 Plaistow gro Philpott Alfred, 18 Scott's road Philpott Fred J. Walsham cottage,

15 Bromley common Philpot Thomas William Austin, 66

London road PhilpotWm.,Torrington, Tweedy rd. Pickering John Turner,4:4London I'd Pickering John William, D.SC.

Sylvadene, Cumberland road Piffe-Phelps W., 2 College road Pike Henry Charles, 41 Howard I'd Pilcher Harry James, 20 Scott's I'd Pim Rev. Hy. Bedford, 7 Spencer rd. Pink Thomas, Bickley louge, Bickley

Park road, Bickley Pitcher Frederick, 36B, London rd. Piton J. G., 8 Freelands road Pitt Mrs., 31 Hawes road Platts David John, 16 Cambridge I'd Playfair :Mrs., Templemead, Elm. field park Plumer Arth.Hugh,26 Aldermary rd Plowright Mrs., 54 Park road Podger Mrs., Kenilworth, 16 Shaw

field park Pollett Henry Uontague, l!'ernside,

7 Oldfield road, Bickley

314 BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENt'l:'. --------------------------------Pollock John, Brooklyn,22College Id Pollock Walter. Mirarr..ar,:M:adeira av Poole Bert Joseph. 59 Piaistow gro Poole E., 22 Plaistow grove Poore Miss, 2 Glebe rood Pope J. H., 13 Plaistow grove Pope Mrs., 3 Station road Porter Edward, Llanberis,26 Ravens

bourne road Porter Mrs. S., 17 Park road Porter S. W., 107 P~aistow lane Portlock Harry, 20 Glebe road Partway Alfred, 24 Palace grove Postlethwaite G. B., Yewhurst, 18

Southborough, Bickley 'Potter Chas.N.,Fernwood,58 Plaistow

lane -Potter Mrs., 72 College road Potter Mrs., Stonycroft, 134 Widmore

road Pottier Mrs., 7 T\veedy road Poulden Mrs., Gowrie, 22 Page Heath

lane, Bickley Poulton Wm., 20 Cherry Orchard rd Powell Henry, 31 Elmfield road Powell Herbert Austin, 20 Bromley

common Powell John, 19 Lansdowne road Powell Richard Charles, Springfield,

Oldfield road, Bickley PowellWm.Kendalllo.91Widmore rd Pratt Sidney, Shortlands gardens Prebble A. S., 1 Gilbert road Prebble Michael, Langdon villa, 32

West street Prebble William, Kinnaird park PrechteIAl£.,W estdene, 105:Masons hI. Prentice Mrs., Elmslie,24Hammelton

road Frentice Thomas Ht:rbert, 25 'Vest st Freston H. J., 51 Plaistow grove Prestwick William.32 Great Elms rd Price Alfred Edward, M.D., M.S.,

Thane!. lodge, 13 High street Price Edward Ebenezer, Oaklands,10

Oaklands road PriceHerbertDamarell,43Farnaby rd Frice Miss, 7 Westmoreland road Price 1\1rs., 39 Palace grove :Price William Thomas, Tankerville,

25 Elmfield road Pridham Chas. Wilford,12Garclen rd.

Prince F. M., 21 Bromley common PriorAlbert};d wd. Nara,4 7Plaistow la Prior John,Fernlea,65 Bromley gdns Priter H. F., 39 Bromley common Pritt Harry '''\"alter, Branksome, 13

London lane Prout John Arthur, 17 Park grove Prouting Thomas, 29 Howard" road Pulman Henry F., 24 Cambridge rd. Purvis John, 31 Holmesdale road Pyrke Harry Stewart Lewer, 55

Morgan road

Q Quelch Henry Cbarles, Sunnymede,

Kinnaird avenue Quennell Charles Henry B., 9. The

Avenue, Bickley Quicke Artbur, South bank, 4:

Ravensbourne road Quien Frederick Carel, 5 Hope park Quilter J obn Elijah, 10 Bloomfield rd Quirk Mrs., 2 Minster road Quy Arthur, 25 College road

R Radford Ernest, 76 Beckenbam lane Radford Guy, The Thwaite, 59 Lon

don lane Radford Miss,10 Clarence rd.Bickley Bae Mrs., Bowenvale, 9 Orchard rd Rance Thomas George, Elmside, 16

Soutblands grove, Bickley RandallArtbur, 46Ty luey rd. ,Bickley Randall John, Hall Farm house,

Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow Randall Philip Nicholas, M.B.Lond.,

L.S.A., Aldermary, 32 Rodway road Rands Augustus, 4 Gladwell road Ranger Henry, 11 Warner road Ransby Walter, 3 Gwyder road Ransley Edward, 1 Meadow road Ranson J oseph,Leedswood, Albert rd. Ranson Thomas, 14 Homesdale road Raphael F. Charles, Fors, Hayes rd. Rawlings Edward Bailey, 35 Hammel

ton road . Rawls John, 82 Martins road Rayden Arthur Ed ward, W oodlynch,

35 Cambridge road . . Read Alfred W., Ambleside, 52

Westrrioreland road

BROMLEY PRIVATE RE8IDENTS. 315

Reay-Pughe Rev. Charles, M.A., Rutland lodge, 40 :l\Iasons hill

Redfern Henry, 19 Bromley common Reed G. Dayrell, 22 Park road Reeve Edwin W., Oakhurst, 15 Cam

bridge road Reeve Robert Betts, N ortoft, Far

naby road Reid A. W., Ii'.R.C.v.s., Brunswick

house, 10 High street Reid Alfred, Hayes Lea, Hayes road Reid Allan 1\1., Sirnla,16 The Avenue,

Bickley tReid J as. C.,Hydeswood,Elmstead la Reid Jas., Tbirlmere, 9 Homefield I'd Reid Wm., Ardock, 33 Oambridge I'd Relton Arthur John, Charleville,15

Elmfield road Renals Sir Joseph, bal't.:rhe Poplars,

Southborough road, Bickley Rendel Mrs. L., Lochranza, 17 Rod-

way rOl'.d .Rennolls Mrs., 18 Glebe road Reuthe Gustavus, St. Helena, 129

Crown lane Reynolds Walter, J1.:dgbaston, Magpie

Hall lane Rhodes William, 30A, Morgan road Rich Thomas, 4 Tweedy road Rich Walter James, 69 Crown lane Richards Capt. J. C., R.N., The Elms,

34 l\1asons hill Richards Chas. de C., 10 Palace gro Richards Miss, 81 Masons hill Richards Mrs., 29 Glebe road Richardson 1\IulTay Spenser, Page

Heath ho. 20 PageHeath la.Bickley Richardson Robt.H.,14Cambridge I'd Richardson William Ridley, M.A.,

Ravensfell, High street Riches George Turner, 19 Gilbert I'd Rickard Mrs., 6 Warner road Riddle J. R., 55 Crown lane Ridge J. S. B., 3 Queen Anne avenue Ritchie John Francis B., Brendon.

22 Hammelton road Ritherdon Robert, Couiston, 32

Cambridge road Roberts Arthur W., Wotton, 82

Westmoreland road Roberts Lewis O. 47 Howard road

Roberts Thomas, The Anchorage, Ravensbourne road .

Robinson Edward, 7 Gwyder road Robinson Miss, 18 Freelands road Robinson Mrs., Glencroft,8 Lodge rd. Robinson William Henry,Napierton,

5 Bloomfield road Robson Andrew B. U. Oak cottage,

Lake avenue Rockall Jonathan, Amcrsham, 61

Plaistow groveRockall Roger, 29 College road Roe ~~dward, 47 West street Roffey Mrs., 53 Plaistow grove Roffey Mrs. E.,4Clarence rd.,Bickley Rogers Alfred Hulbert, Playden, 7

Bloomfield road Rogers Charles Knight, Craneton,

12 Page Heath lane, Bickley Rogers F. H. 37 Bromley common Rogers Herbert M., Redcliffe, Dur

ham avenue Rogers James, Broxbourne, 1 Bloom

field road Rogers John, 11 West street Rogers Kenneth, ~I.D.Lond.,L.R.c P.

Lond.,:u.R.C.s.Eng.,16Upper Pk. I'd Rogers Miss, Laurel bank, 7 Bromley

common Rogers Russell Skidmore, Somerset

cottage, Claremont road, Bickley Rogers William, Ediacara, 1 Haw

thorne road, Bickley Rogers Wm.Chas.,I Hawkesworth I'd Rogerson Thomas Cooper,M.A.,B.C.L.,

Sherborne, 123 London road Rolland Capt. l\I, Hope lodge, 28

Westmoreland road Rolfe Archibald Wm. 77 ilIorgan I'd Rolfe W. R., Oakdene, 7 Meadow I'd Rollason William, 48 Howard road Romanis Miss, 48 Tweedy road :Romilly l'1rs., 103 Widmore road Room Herbert J., 103 Plaistow lane Root Frank, GainsboI'o', Jackson I'd Root :Mrs., 10 Florence road Rose George, 7 Rodway road Rose Henry James, 67 Tweedy road Rosenfeld Ellis, The Haven, Walde-

grave road, Bickley Rouse Mrs. R., Broadwater, 58

Tweedy road

31r.; BHOMLEY PRIVATE R~SIDENTS.

Routh Miss, Ryclal,Cumberland road Routley E. W., ~I.D., Grasmere, 15

Queen's Mead road Rowe Rev. G. Stringer,Prestonbury,

65 Westmoreland road Rowe James, 90 Beckenham lane Rowsell Leonard, 75 Bromley com Rowsell Wilfred Lewis, 19 Great

El1113 road Ruegg Hy., Sycamore ho., South hill Rush Frec1k. ",Valter, 8 Morgan road Rush Herbert, :Milroy, 7 Garden rd Rush :l\Iiss, Clarendon,21 College rd. Russell Alfred, 6 Babbacombe road Russen George, 55 Plaistow grove Rmselll\Irs.,Chelston, 15 Tweedy rd. Russell Stephen, 15 Gwyder road Russell Thomas, 57 Freelands lOad Russell Walter John,13 College road Russell William Edwd., 13 North st.

S Saalfeld Alfred, The Elms, 14 Bick

ley Park road, Bickley Saint :l\1rs., Darjeeling,28 College rd. Saker Robert, 23 Freelands road Salzman Louis Francis, !) Hope pk SampsonEd wd.Edmund,30College I'd Sandell Mrs. R. Belcaue, 14:4: Wid

more road Sallders Charles, Barnett wood,

Wood road Sanders Isaac, 1 Longfield Sanders J. J., Redcourt, Queen Anne

Sanders l\liss, 88 Lonc1on road :tSallllerson 1\1rs.,Bullers ,,"ood, Elm-

stead lane . SandfordHy., Bladon, 11Wansteac1 Id. Sandison In., Avon hO.4 Roc1wav I'd SandIe H. J., 5 Bromley common SandIe Samuel Sidney ,2Bromley com. SandIe Sydnej' John, Aldersyde, 17

Holwood road Sands William George, 22Howard I'd Sanman W. J., Pedna-Voundel', 16

.Minster road SanteI' 1\1rs.,153 C!'owlllalle,Bickley Sargant Sidney Edward, 28 Bromley

common liatchellIlliss,Blandford vl.-tSouth st.

. Satterthwaite Col. Edward, Winder-mere, 26 Oakl~nds road

Satterthwaite Major C., \Vhitegate, 30 Oaklands road

Saunders Sydney'Jn.,27 Aldermarj' I'd S:3.unter Harry,l1 Station road Savage Doughs, 15 Gilb"rt road Savory Ernest Brathwaite, -t Avon

dale road Saw Will. Blofield,25 Holwood road Sawyer Mrs., 40 Park road Sayer Geoffrey, 18 Garden road Scarbrough Thomas, 15 :i\1organ rd. ScheeleEd wd. Brunsviga, W endov r.rd Scholefiel,l Misses, I vonhur6l, Dur

ham road Scholpp Gustav, IIIalvern, Hayes I'd. Schooling Frederick, Holly Dene

Beckenham lane Scott Arthur, 16 Rodney road Scott Charles, :!1 Freelands road Scott Gilbert, RO Hammelton 1'0J.d

Scott John, B.A., M.B., M.R.C.s.Enl., 18 W idmore road

Scott Mrs., 31A, Palace grove Scott Mrs., 33 Palace grove Scott Mrs., N essdale, 13 Elmficld rd Scott 1\:[rs.,Ufton house, Palace gro. Scott nIl's. S. R., Dairsie, 163 Wid

more road Seal Chas., Nelson, 36 Lansdowne I'd Seamer H., 110 Widmore road Searle J., Littlecourt, 8 Page Heath

lane, Bickley Sears nIrt"., -t'l Bromlev common Selby Hev. Thomas· Gunn, Basil

house, 22 Oaklands road Selby Edgar, The Homestead, Cum

berland road Selby Fraser, Hazelmerc, 69 ",Vest

moreland road Selby H.1'.,Nol'thfield,30l\lasons hill Selby-Heal 1\1rs ,21 Bromley college Sessions George 'Vashbourne, Rothe

say, Park hill, Bickley Sessions 1\1rs. E., Alverstone, 77 Wid

more road Shafto Rev. George Henry [Wes

leyan], The 1\1anse, 7 Holwood rd. Sharland Henry, 17 College road Sharlund Hy. Jas. 37 Aldermary rd Shurlund Wni. H., 58 Lansdowne I'd

SharpAlfd.,Sussex lo.57Bromley com Sharp Edwd. Hy., Avoca, 1 Blyth rd. Sharp Hy., Newlands,32 Masons hI. Sharp John,SundridgeHall cottages,

Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow Sharp William F. B., La Chatelaine,

62 Plaistow lane Sharpe Rev. Clement Rene, M.A.

[vicar of Holy Trinity], Vicarage, 1 Oakley :road

Sharpe Edgar C. E., 25,Hawes road Sharpe J as. F., Corriegills, Hayes I'd Sharpe Wallace, Taverham,2 Garden

road, Sundridge park Shaw John Edward,Silvermead,

Quernmore road , Shaw 1\1rs., 109 'Vidmore road Shearn William, Clovelly. ShortIands

gardens Shears Alfred Ernest,17 Crescent I'd Shepherd Thomas, lUo cottage, 42

Crescent road, Plaistow Sheppard Charles Valentine, 27

Gwyder road Sheppard Henry W., The Firs, 34

, Cambridge road Sheppard Mrs., 42 Meadow road Sherriff Frank Frederick, Ravens-

croft, Hill Brow Shillcock George, 122 High street Shillcock George, 9 Park road Shillcock Joshua, 37 Hammelton I'd Shingleton Walter, 26 Liddon road ::shoebridge William H., TheNook,45

Park road Shorter George T., 8 JacksQn road Sidddy John Davenport" Walpole

lodge, 46 Bromley common Sidney William, The Old Cottage, 2

Bickley road Siggs William Chas., 58 College rd. Silcox Nelson George, 2 Amy villas,

Homesdale road Silver James A., 33 Great Elms road Silvester William G., Brookdale, 23

Meadow road Silvey Rev. Robert, A.T.S. [Baptist],

38 Hammelton road Simmons Frederick Arthur, Grove

villa, 4 College road , Simmons Frederick R. 64 Park road

Simmons George, Barham house, 67 BL'omley cammon

Simon Mrs., 52 Freelands road Simon Mrs., 93 Widmore road Simpson D. Chisholm,75 Crown lane Simpson David Goudie,Rosefieldj 155

Widmore road Simpson George, 8 Park road Simpson Geo. Saltwood,5 Rodway I'd Simpson John Francis, 95 Crown lao Sims Arthur, Tarawera,190rchard rd. Sinclair Mrs., 35 Hawes road Sinclair R. 3 Clarence road, Bickley SingerEdwin, Ellida, 64 Crescent rd. Singfield Mrs., 47 Plaistow grove Sigmur Mrs., 20 Plaistow grove Sison Edward Richard, 27 BromleJr

common Skeats Frederick John, 17 Crown lao Sketchley Rev. Ernest Powys, M.A.,

Ballater, Tweedy road Skinner Arthur, Meadow lQdge, 9

Bromley common Skinner Fredk. Wm., 48 College rd. SkinnerR.,Oxford villa,49Tweedy I'd Skipworth Benjamin Green, The

Valley, 3 Glass mill lane Slade Charles Edgar, 47 Morgan I'd Slade Edmund, Laverton, 10 Shaw-

field park Slater M~ss, Southside, 14 HamIllck ,

ton road Slater Mrs., Trevena, 31A, Park road Slipper John Shipley, Inverglory,

1 Grasmere road Slipper 1\1rs. H. J., Elm loage, 242

Southlands road, Bickley Smee Albert Headley, 55 Masons hI Smee Sidney, Fore.steL're, Lake aven Smeeth Mrs. 18 Plaistow g-rove Smidt Peter,Waverley, 13 Park grove Smith Rt. Rev. John Taylor, D.D.,

Wyverstone, 9 London lane Smith Major C., Daresbury, 3 The

Avenue, Bickley Smith A. Gurney, Romanhurst,Toots

Wood road, South hill park Smith Alfred, 14 Bloomfield road Smith Alfred, 85 Morgan road Smith Bert, 77 Beckenham lane Smith Bellingham, Sanking, 22 'fhe

Avenue, Bickley

Smith Charles Lacey, 10 Blyth road Smith Charles Marsh, Hillside, 5

Holwood road Smith D. Wanes, Holmdene, 7

Southlands grove, Bickley Smith Edward, St. Stephens,12High.

land road Smith Frank, New Farm cottage,

Westmoreland road Smith Frederick Charles, Glanayron,

153 Masons hill Smith George Poole, Dewhurst, 131

Widmore road Smith H.P .B.,1 Queen Anne avenue,

South hill park t:lmith Harry, 4:2 Howard road Smith Henry, 7 East street Smith Henry Edwd., 3 Denmark vIs Smith Herbert Arthur,M.D., M.R.C.S.

Eng., L.R.C.p.Edin., 'Woodlands, 84 London road

Smith James, 2 Warner road Smith Mrs., 9 Bromley college Smith l\frs. St. John, Springmead,

15 Orchard road Smith 1\lrs., 10 West street Smith "Mrs.E.,""Voo1ton,30 Palace gro Smith Mrs. E. R., 7 College road Smith Montague, Fairbourne, 9 HoI.

wood road Smith Morton William, St. Wade,

20 Oaklands road Smith Norman Pochin, 31 Crown lao Smith Richard, 11 East street Smith Samuel Arthur, Dunluchin,

3 Edward road Smith Stanley,Penshurst,Kinnaird av Smith Sidney, Douglas lodge, 51

Westmoreland road Smith Sydney, Furzedene, Kinnaird

avenue Smith William, 30 Plaistow grove ~mith William Hubert,12 Blyth road Smith William Ship, Laurel bank,

41 Plaistow grove SmytheMrs.F.,Elgin cot.39 Crown la Snelgrove James, 16 Plaistow grove Snelgrove Mrs., 69 London road Snow Mis,> Owen, M.A., South-

borough road, Bickley . Soames Charles Ernest, The Cottage,

South hill

Soames Eley, Ravenscroft, 12 Masons hill·

Soan Miss, 10 College road Soden )11'8., 121 London road Sofield Thomas Howard, Belsfield,

3A, Addison road Solbe Frank De Lisle, Ferndale,

Alexandra crescent Solbe Miss, 1 Sheppard's college Solbe Mrs. 5 Hawes road Somerville James Bradley, 42 Ham·

meltonroad Sommerville William, Teignmouth,

46 Westmoreland roau Soper William, 7 Plaistow grove South Henry, The Cottage, Logs hill,

Chislehurst Southon Albert Wm., 9 Warner I'd Spackman Miss, 2 West street Spark J. K., 8 Westmoreland road Sparks Alfred, Bowmanville, 51

Bromley common Sp3,rks 1\1rs., 63 London road Spence Robt.Waldron,92 Plaistow la Spence William Alex. 9 Garden I'd Spencer Herbert, Moresby, 72 South·

borough road, Bickley Spencer John, Shortlands gardens Speth Mrs., La Tuya, 14 Edward I'd Spice George, 5 Warner road Spicer George, Walcot, 5 Blyth I'd Spicer The Misses, Summerfield,

4: South lands grove, Bickley Spong Hy., Brenchley,47 Tweedy I'd Spong John S., 10 Minster road Sprague Mrs. W. W., The Firs, 6

Bickley Park road, Bickley Springate Henry, 15 Lansdowne I'd Springate Thomas,39 Plaistow grove Springett Herbert, M.R.C.Y.S., 34

High street Springett Stephen H., 15 Palace gro. Squibb Elvaston Geo.,20 Crescent rd Squire Hugh, Ladbroke, Queen Anne

avenue Squirrell Wm. Knibb, 23 Gwyder rd Stagg Mrs., 39 Morgan road Stammers Joseph, Rosaria cottage,

Jackson road StancombTheodoreMurly,126High st Stanger Mrs, Caleb, Fairholme, 43

Tweedy road

Stanger Nathaniel James, St. Ives,Lake avenue

Stanger Samuel Arthur,Handsworth,20 Hammelton road

Stanham .Misses,5 Hammelton roadStanley John, 8 Florence roadStanley Lionel, 3 Queen's Mead I'dStanton Noah, 24 Plaistow grove Stannard William, 23 Hammelton rd Stansfield C. H. R., The Hollies,

14 Lower Gravel rd., Bromley comStarck Alfred Louis Henri, 9 Cres

cent road Steddy James, 1 Warner road Stedman Edwin C., Gershom, 57

London lane Steers Albert, 1 Gwyder roadSteinhoff Fredk., Widmore Grange,

147 Widmore road Steinhoff George, Royston, 3 Garden

road, Sundridge parkStenning Mrs. 1 Glebe road SternEdmund~Cintra,Cumberlalld rd Sterry William J.,Ivydene, 54 West

moreland road Stevens Samuel T., 5 Meadow roadStewart Robert, 20 Minster road Stimpson William Arthur, 23 Sand-

ford road Stock Eugene, Glencairn, 3. South-

lands grove, BickleyStocker Mrs.F., Sundown,7Elmfl.d. rdStocker Wm. Vi., The Homestead, 5

Garden road, Sundridge park . Stockwell Mrs., 25 Howard roadStokes Harry, 19 Ravensbourne rd. Stokes James J., Spriugfield, 53

'Vestmoreland road Stone Abraham, Hazeldene, Shaw-

field parkStone Edward, 3~ Morgan roadStone George, Houghton, 17 Cam

bridcre road Stone Mrs., Sunnyside, 29 Hammel

ton·road •• Stonehouse Mrs., 145 Crown laneStopes John Henry, Hollyville, 14

Crescent road Story 1111's.8 Bromley collegeStrafford Geo.,Mayfield, 11London laStrake Frederick, 137 Crown lane

Stratton J. The .Bungalow, 2 Jack son road

Street Oscar William, Whyte leafe, 21 Orchard road

Strickland Walter, Holmdale, 90 Tweedy road

Stringer Edward Belcher, Egertonlodge, 1 Park road

Strong Herbert, The Hollies, 3 Beckenham lane

Strong Mrs. 2 Park groveStrudwick Mrs., 32 Park road Stuart Charles, Yandilla, 49 South-

borough road, BickleyStubbs Mrs., 20 Bromley collegeStuchley-Coulter John, Knole, Queen

Anne avenue Studds ThomasGeorge,75 Morgan rdStupart Miss, 27 Park roadSuffell Arthur Jas., 29 Aldermary rd Suffell l\1rs. 31 Aldermary road Summerfield John, 13 North streetSumners George, 60 College roadSutton Frederick, 65 Crown lane Swan Henry J., 19 Crown laneSwan William Diver, 8 Scott's road Swann Misses, 47 Ravensbourne rd. Swatton T. Bushey coppice, 10Jack

son road Sweetland William, Boldrewo~d, 27

Cambridge roadSwindell Mrs. 72 Martins road Sykes William Robert, Cedar Lea,

Park hill, BickleySymington William, NunoHn, Old

field road, BickleySymondson Herbert W., Woodside,

South hill road Symondson Mrs. South Hill lodge,

33 ·Westmoreland road Symmons George, Bellevue, 105Wid

more road Symonds Thomas, 1 Denmark villas

T Tait Rev. Donald l\f.A., The Vicarage

9 Church road Tait John William, Bramingham,2

Newman road Tait William, 18 Holwood roadTalbot Charles, 8 Howard road

BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENT~.

Tapley Walter Ed ward, Toronto, 2 \Vendover road

.Tapp Arthur, Coverdale, 2 Highland road

Tapp Miss, 25 Hope park Tapp Mrs., The Hill, Beckenham

lane Tapsell :Uiss, 10 Glebe road Tapson Frank Herbert, 27 Hawes I'd Tarrant Mrs. E. T., 36 Hawes road Tatham George A. Halph, The

Towers, 70 Westmoreland road -Tatham Percy, Thorncroft, 6 Oak-

lands road Taylor Alfred Ernest, 2 Morgan I'd Taylor Basil, 16 Great Elms road Taylor George, 19 Rodway road Taylor Jas. Lennox, 61 Londonroad Taylor James Paul, Burnside, 63

Ravensbourne road Taylor John H., Chastleton, 10 Haw

thorne road, Bickley Tay lor Miss, 149 Masons hill Taylor Mrs., Langton lodge, 35

Elmfield road Taylor Seaton F.,Fairlawn, 14 Upper

Park road ,Taylor Thomas, 5 ChelTY Orchard rd. Taylor William Hy., 49 Martins rd. .Temperley John R., Veronica, 99

Plaistow lane Tempest Percy, Crismill, Qhisle

hurst road, Bickley Terry Henry, 25 Park end

-TestaI' John Richard, 19 Glebe road Thewlis Charles Hy., 13 Palace gro Thoburn Arthur Glascott, Kinnoul,

Queen Anne avenue l' hoburn Ralph, Glascott, 66Hayes I'd Thoburn Ralph M.9Queen'sl\fead rd.

-TholErnest Jas., 1 Durham avenue Thomas A. S , 22 Bromley common Thomas F. Lewis, 19 Palace grove Thomas Harold Wynne, L.R.C.P.,

M.R.C.S., Thornbury, 155 High st. Thomas JohnOraven,37London road Thomas William, 141 Widmore road Tblompson Frederic Percy, 114 Col

hege road Thompson Joseph, 5 Florence road Tompson 1111'S., Heatherdene, 7 London lane

Thompson W., Sunderland house, 13 l\Ieadow road

.Thompson William, The Firs, Queen's l\Iead road

Thorpe ~Irs., 17 Aldermary road Thorpe :\Irs., 40 Bromley college-Tickner L ..Springfield, 19)Ieadow;rd

_Tilley WillIam Hy., 21 Gwyder road Tilling Edward William, Highfield,

68 Westmoreland road Tillotson Miss, 42 Babbacombe road

. Timblick Thos .. 14 Babbacombe rd. Timmis Edgar' William, Lyndhurst,

17 Oak lands road Timmis John, Woodclose, 50 Brom

ley common. Tokely Cyrus Legg, 9 Oherry 01'-

chardrllad Tolputt Thos. M., 32 Hammelton!.g. Tomes Chas., The Nook, G College I'd TongWm.,Ohristievilla,1130rown la Tosland Alexander, 27 Holwood I'd Towel George, 5 Denmark villas Townend Thomas Senior, Harr-in

gay, 23 Elmfielrl road Townsend Chas. Fras., 1 Morgan rd. Townsend Miss, 33 Crown lane Towse Edwd.Duncan, 7 SandfordI'd Towse Mrs. 'N. B., Braunton, Dur

ham road, South hill park ~rozer Fredk.Ernest,15 Plaistow gro. Tracey-Mrs., 26 Southlands road Treasure Henry George Samuel, 109

Crown lane Treasure Miss, 30 Great Elms road Tremlett Frank, 15 Park road Trevett Joseph, Haalfan, 10 Queen's

Mead road Tri~gs George, 22 Scott's road Trower Ernest, 30 Glebe road Trower Harry, 11 Westmoreland I'd Tucker Arthur John, Pelhurst, 11

Homefield road Tucker John, Eaton ville, 15Meadow

road" Tulloch Major Hector, C.B., R.E.,

The Hollies,18Southborough road, Bickley

Turnbull .Tn. Hatton,53 HighlandI'd Turpin Mrs., Heath glen, 11 Clarence

road, Bickley

HHOMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENT:;. 321

Turpitz .Frank Charles, 13 'Fhe Avenue, Bickley

Tu~on A. V., Pallanza, Wendover I'd Twallin Charles, Fairmead cottage,

Lake avenue Twallin )Irs., Charnwood cottage,

London larle Twart l\Irs., 31 Great ElmR road 'Tweedy Arthur H., Wid more lodge,

208 Widmore road Tweedy Miss, Wid more lodge, 208 : ,Widmore road Tweedy Mrs., Pendower, 10 Elm-

field road Tweedy ]\frs. Hugh, Widmore lodge,

208 Widmore road 'Tyache ~Irs., 17 Bromley college Tyler Robt., 8 Clarence rd., Bickley

U Underhill James, 44 Fl'eelands road Unstead :l\Iiss, 13 Hawes road Unstead 1Irs., 8 T weedy road Uridge Isaac, 7 Newman road Uridge Mrs. E., Fernside, 15 Homes-

dale road Uridge Mrs.,Eden cot.,40Crescent rd. Uridge l\Irs.,Thorndale,5Newman rd.

V Vaisey E. D., St. Cuthberts, Sun

dridge avenue Vallings Harry Adolphus, Heath

bank, 2 Page Heath lane, Bickley van de Linde Gerard, Glebe Knoll,

Beckenham lane Vander Beeck Ernest W., Holmwood

cot., Southborough road, Bickley Vansittart Honble. lIrs., Haywood

house. 11 Oaklands road Vasey S. Archibald, Beechcroft, 9

Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow Veal William .Tn., 21 Great Elms rd. Veall ThomasW.,3CherryOrchardrd. Venters Herbert Henry, 9 Scott's I'd Vernon Mrs., Inglewood, Durham a v Verrall Rev. Robert Thomas, B.A., 1

Homefield road Vick Geo. Moor, 79 Plaistow lane Vickers Mrs., 21 Glebe road Vigers Martin, Avonmore, 10 Ham

meltonroad

Vigers l\Irs., Vale cottage, Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow

Vincent Charles, 32. Howard road Vincent Williarill\Ieeten, 26 Lans

downe road Viney C~T., Dartmouth, Durham av

"W Wa<1dington Richard, Brackenhill,

47 Highland road Wahlers Herbert W., Ambleside, 3

Wanstead'road Waight Earle Roberts, A.M.Le.E.,

18 Minster road Wain :l\Irs., Clarewood, 8 Bickley

Park road, Bickley Waite William Henry, 28 Howard I'd Wakefield Mrs., 52 Park road Walder Clemen.t, 2 Denmark villas Walker Adam, Maycroft, Queen

Anne avenue Walker Alfd.,Oakdene,28Elmfield rd. WalkcrAlfred,2 Aundridge Hall cot

tages, Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow Walker Frank H., Craneton, 3 Hol

wood road Walker Huntly, Pickhurst mead,

Hayes lane, Pickhurst park Walker James Edward, Ravenswood,

7 Ethelbert road Walker John,Parkholme;73 Widmore

road )Valker Rowland Johnstone,37 Mor

gan road Walker William, St. Margaret's, 12

High street Wall CharlesHeron,Granville house,

51 Crown lane Wall Geo.,Glendaira:8 Bloomfield rd. Waller John Truman, Newlands,

4 Gardell road Walmsley William, 7 Freelands I'd Walter James W., Warlaby lodge,

Durham road, South hill park Walter Mrs., Recllands,35 Chislehurst

road, Bickley Walter W. 1\1., LL.B. Lond., Ashley t

Southlands grove, Bickley Walter William, Ashley, Southlands

grove, Bickley Walters Col. Herbert A., Leyland

house, 122 London road

322 .BROMLEY PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Walton Francis, The Oaks, 9 Ed ward road, Sundridge park

Ward Henry Thos., 16 Scott's roadWard R., 5 Plaistow groveWard Sidney,Heatherdene, Hayes relWard W.P.,8 Hayesla.,Bromleycom.Ware James William, Kirkby Cot.,

103 Jackson road Warmington Richard, Bradbourne,

8 Queen's Mead road Warr Be\'. Albert E. [Wesleyan], 20

The Avenue, BickleyWarren Walter R., Clovelly, 25

Crescent road Warth Thomas, Buchanan, 120 Wid·

more road Warwick George Benjamin, 60 Cres

cent road . Watchurst James, Glenfield,10 High

land road Waters John, 6 Plaistow groveWaters Peter, 42 Park road·Wates Benjamin Cunningham, Hill

brow, 14 Highland roadWatling :Miss,Sherstone, 3 Blyth I'dWatson Herbert, Beechwood, Queen

Anne ayenueWatson Mrs., Branxholm, 16 High

land road Watts Charles Wm., 2 Crescent roadWatts E. F., 7 Palace groveWatts Jas.,Woodlands,77 Tweedy rd.Watts Mrs., Esperanza, 52 Bromley

common Weatherstone Ernest, 17 Queen's I'dWeayer 1\1rs.,Hil1foot,39Elmfield I'dWebb Frank E., 28 High streetWebb George William, 4: Glebe road Webb Jas.Simpson,21Hammelton rd.Webb Thomas Henry, 13 Park road'Vebb'Varwick, 95 Widmore road Webber Samuel Blatchford, Haw

thorn cottage, 80 London roadWeekes George, jun., 61 High streetWeekley Charles, 7 Hope parkWeeks Frederick, 3 Upper Park rd.Weeks George, 4: Hammelton road Weeks George, Iddesleigh, 8 Home-

field road Weeks Herbert, North Wyke, 14

Garden road Weeks Robert W., 65 Hayes road

Weeks William, 81 Widmore road Wells Arthur William,Lulworth, 31

Tweedy roadWells George, 40 Aylesbury roadWells Henr~r Charles, 9 Howard I'dWells Miss, Eden cottage, 40 Cres

cent road, Plaistow Wensley Mrs., 19 Bromley collegeWest Miss, The Homestead, 14Haw

thorne road, BickleyWest Mrs., 6 Holwood road West S., The Homestead, 6 Queen

Anne avenue Westaway Sidney, 33 West streetWestbrook William,4LowerGravel I'd 'Vetton George, 91 Beckenham laneWeymall Miss, Clungonas,49 Brom

ley commonWeyma·n William, Fairlie lodge, 4:

Oaklands road Whale Miss, 58 Crescent road Whaley Thos.Edwin, 11 Crown laneWheatly Francis,N ettlestead, 19Sun

dridge avenueWheeler Stephen Baker,33 Glebe rd.Whelpdale Wm. J., Stainmore, 56

Westmoreland road Whiffen William, 79 Masons hill Whiffin A., R.N., The Luz, 17 Ham

melton road WhiffilJMiss,Park lodge,7London rd.White Rev. James, M.A., chaplain,

Bromley collegeWhite Bernard, Hazledene, 30 Cam·

bridge road, Plaistow'Vhite .John, 11 Lower Gravel road White Lewin John Brand, 11 Fre~

lands road White Mrs., 74 Howard road White Mrs., Sundridge parkWhite Mrs., Wakehurst, 13 High

land road White Mrs. Lynch, Homefield, 22

Southborough road, BickleyWhite S. E., Hayes cot.12Hayes rd.White William B., High view, 22

Sundridge avenueWhitehead Albert, Cherry Orchard,

87 Bromley common'Vhitehead Mrs., 9 Lower Gravel I'd Whitehurst :Mrs., Ebor lodge, 3

Ethelbert road

Whitlock' Mrs., Eynsford, 25 Rod-way road

Whitmore Mrs., 23 Bromley college Whittaker Chas. 24 Meadow road Whittingham Frederick, Kimberley,.

Kinnaird avenue Whittington Mrs. 5 Gwyder road Whittle Ed. Alfred, Langdale, 39

Cambridge road Whyte Robert, Ripley, 24 Sundridge

avenue Whyte William, 15 Burnt Ash lane,

Plaistow Wickins Edwin, 26 Plaistow grove Wicks Geo., Clovelly vil., 34 West st. Widgery James, Lynmouth, Queen's

Mead road Widman Otto, 17 Gilbert road Wigginton Edward John Doherty,

17 Homesdale road Wilcox Alfred C., 46 London road Wilcox Alfred George Cumberland,

Woodside, 3 Highland road Wilcox Wm., The Farm,Widmore rd. Wilding Richard, Dalwhinnie, 6

Highland road Wiley Percy In.Douglas,30 Hawes rd Wilkes James Herbert,Swallowfield,

2 Southlands grove, Bickley Wilkins Alfred, Oakdene, Queen

Anne avenue Wilkinson Misses, 2 Cambridge road Willden Frank, 21 Crescent road Willett Archibald Edward, Wood-

cote, 22 Blyth road Willey Miss, Komani, 47 Park road Willey William Frederick, St. Ann's,

18 Masons hill Williams Alfred, St. Mary'& schools,

College road Williams Albert Charles, Oak Lea,

Lake avenue Williams Ernest Gwynn,26 Glebe rd Williams Frank, 16 Gravel road Williams Howard, Hamilton lodge,

2 Oldfield road, Bickley Williams John, Brockhampton, 24

Bromley common Williams John, 46 Howard road Williams In. Ernes~ Hodder, Gothic

lodge, 23 Bromiey common

Williams )1r8., Eirianfa. 76 Free-lands road

Williamson Frederick Henry, Sherbrooke, Farnaby road

Williamson Walter, 14 Hope park WillisW m.,Southhill ho.tl0Masons hI Wills Joseph, 6 College slip Willson George, Puttenden, 27

Lansdowne road "Villson William Harry,10Warner I'd Willy Arthur, 16 Babbacombe road Wi lson Rev. CharleS,l\I. A., Broadclyst,

Page Heath lane, Bickley Wilson Edward Dwight, Lulling-

stone, Park avenue Wilson Henry, 14 Hill View cottages,

Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow Wilson John, Queen Anne lodge, 86

Westmoreland road Wilson :l\1iss,28 Hammelton road WilSOll ~1rs., 44 Farnaby road Wimble Charles Frederick, 2 The

Avenue, Bickley Winch Herbert l\1., Ravenshurst, 1

Tweedy road Wingate Sir Andrew K.C. I.E. HOak

lands road Winterbourne Henry Wm.,Rochelle,

8 College road Winterman Hy. Jas. 16 Plaistow la Wise Arthur, 20 Jaffary road Wishart l\Iiss, 5 Edward road Wiss Mrs. 66 Freelands road Witherall Henry, 37 West street Wix :\lrs., Gibson lodge, 6 The

Avenue, Bickley Wood Rev. Francis Henry, M.A.,

Brabourne cottage, 8 Oaklands rd. Wood Alexander, 13 Scott's road Wood Henry, 10 Great Elms road Wood Miss, Overdale, 11 Crescent

road, Plaistow Wood Mrs., Belmont,19li'reelands rd.

I 'Vood Reuben, 13 Freelands road Wood Thomas, 23 College road Wood William George, 2 Hope park Woodall Edwd. Arth., 3 Morgan rd. Woodall Mrs., Silverthorn, Queen

Anne avenue Woodbridge Frank, The Orchara, 10

Orchard road

Woodcock Herbert, Overstrand, 31 Hayes road

Woodcock :Mrs., Dunedin, 71 London lane

Woodhams George, 29 l!'reelands I'd Woodhams Ernest Albert, Elmdene,

III :Masons hill Woodhams Miss, Elmdene, III

Masons hill Woodhouse Miss, Point house, 67

Oakley road, Bromley common Woodman Johnson Musgrave,Rydal,

41 Cambridge road Woods :Miss J. 1\1., Southside, 14

Hammelton road Woodward James E., Berily house,

1 Southlands grove, Bickley Woodward Woo., Cosbie,36 Masons hI Woolland Alfred. 4 Florence road Woolley Capt. T:S. M., 79 Queen's rd Woore Mrs.G.,'l'allandra, Victoria I'd Wormleigton Sydney,28B,London rd 'Vorters George N., Beech Hurst, 4

Lodge road \Vorth George, 50 Freelands road 'Vottun Mrs., 34A, London road Wright Alfred, III Widmore road Wright Arthur, 23 Homesdale road Wright Charles ~am1., 11 North st. 'Yright Ernest Douglas, Abel' house,

7 Farna by road Wright Mrs., Highlands, 9 Oldfield

road, Bickley Wright William Edward, Cambridge

villa, 28 West street Wyatt Hell1'Y Charles, 35 Morgan I'd Wyatt Hugh, Barnfield, 20 Blyth I'd Wyborn In., Shoulden. 5 Farnaby rd. Wyborn Mrs., 28 Park road \Yybrants U. W. H., Stillington, 39

Westmoreland road

WyllieHarvey ,Balgownie,18 Blyth I'd Wyndham T. Lancelot, L.R.C.P. & s.

Edin., Cleveland, 32 College road 'Wynne John, Ashburton, 40 West

moreland road . Wythe Alfred George, 10 Morgan I'd

Yeates Augustus,. 53 Havensbourne road

Yeates William, 83 Bromlev common Yeatt Egbert, 9 Crown lane Yeldham Mrs., 53 West street Yelverton Roger Dawson, Clermont,

6 Hope park Yolland J. H., J\I,R.C.8., 1)3 Bromley

commo!! Young Adam, 43 Glebe road Young Clifford, Woodgate, 77 Lon

don lane Young Daniel, Halstead, 12 South-

borough, Bickley Young James, 38 Tweedy road Young Mrs., 30 Bromley college Young William, 3 Plaistow grove Young William Arthur, Crowland,

Shaw field park Young William Edgar, 18 Hawes I'd Younghusband Miss A. E.,6 Shep

pard's college, Bromley college

Z Zimmerman August, Colonia, 84

Westmoreland road Zimmermann C. M., Cumberland

lodge, Cumberland road Zimmermann -:\lrs. 1\1.,6 Queen Anne

avenue Zwilgmeyer George, Oatlands, 21

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EUKENHAM is within 10 miles of London, ~ from Bromley, and 4~ from Croydon. Of late years many improvements have been carried out in the parish, which have tended to materially increase the health and comfort of the inhabitants. The system of drainage is almost unrivalled, the streets are on the whole well paved and well lighted. The health of the district according to

the reports of the Medical Officerof Health is excellent, the average death rate for the past ten years being only 10'4 per thousand. The parish has been largely built upon in recent times, and has therefore' considerably developed in importance and population. There are two sections here of the South Eastern and Chatham Railway. In January, 1878, a Local Board was formed which was succeeded in 1894 by the Urban District Council. The parish returns two representatives to the Count) Council. The town is in the western division of the county, hundred of Buxley, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone and Parliamentary Division of Sevimoaks. The name, compounded of two Saxon words, Bee, a brook, and Ham, a dwelling, is derived from a small stream that passes through the village and falls into the Ravensbourne. The Manor House opposite the Church, now the offices of the Urban District Council, was once the retreat of Anne Boleyn. The historic portion has been pulled down, and a large and handsome Public Hall built on the site. By the Beekenham Urban District Council Act, 1903, tramwaJs have been authorised to be constructed through the town. The parish is divided into six Ecclesiastical district:>viz., St. George's (Parish Church); St. Paul's, New Beckenham; St. Mary's, Shortlands; Christ Church, Village; Holy Trinity, Alexandra district; and St. Barnabas', Oak Hill. There are also two Churches, an iron building, St. Michael and All Angels on tlie Birkbeck Estate, and St. James's Church, EImers End, in connection with the Parish Church, and served by the Parish Church Clergy, for which it is hoped eventually to provide separate Ecclesiestical districts besides a large iron Mission Chapel in the Arthur Roa'.!. The Parish Church

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was built about the beginning of the 15th Century, on the site of a much more anCient church, but in turn it has recently been removed and a large handsome building holding 1,150, and enriched with costly stained glass, has taken its place; the Eastern portion was consecrated by the Archbishop of Cauterbury on May 8th, 1886. The new Church was formally reopened on the 23rd of April, 1887, and the completed tower with clock and bells dedicated by the Archbishop on November 14th, 1903. The Rev. Henry Arnott, F.R.C.S., has been rector since 1885; the living is in the gift of Albemarle Cator, Esq. The Church of St. Paul's is a handsome spacious structure, with a fine spire, near the New Beckenham Station; the living; also· the gift of Albemarle Cator, Esq., is held by the Rev. Joseph Hammond, LL.B., formerly vicar of St. Austell and caUOllof Truro. Christ Church-Rev. John Rooker, jun. .vicar-is in the centre of the village (the· living is in the hands of trustees); and the Church of the Holy Trinity-Rev. Walter J. Latham, vicar. S. Barnabas is a partially built Church of lofty elevation, situated in Oak Hill Road, betwp.p,nShortlands and Beckenharh; Patrons, Keble College, Oxford, value £150, and held by Rev. G. O. F. Griffith, B.A.: all the sittings are free. In 1878, the Congregationalists opened, for Divine Worship, in the Oak Hill Road, Bromley Road, a School.Church and on the 13th of July, 1887, the foundation stone of a new and spacious building was laid by Mr. Gage Spicer. The Church will accommodate about 600 persons. The principal front faces Crescent Road, and the sllcred edifice is divided into nave., aisles and transepts by an arcade of arches, carried by granite pillars. The style adopted is early English gothic, and the Church and present school are grouped so as to form a whole. The tower with spire is about 114: feet in height. The cost'of the Church, &c., was about £14:,OOO-theRev. T. Eynon Davies is the minister, A new and commodious Wesleyan Church now stands in the Bromley Road, the foundation stones of which were laid on March 16th, 1887. A schoolroom adjoins the Church-the former seats about 620, and the latter 250. The Church is built in the perpendicular style of architecture, with a tower and spire at the sides, and was formally opened for Divine Service in September, 1888. The minister is the Rev. J. Lewis Smith.

Near the Parish Church on the Bromley Road are three almshouses, erected by Anthony Rawlins in 1694. In 1837 the late Marchionebs of Exeter bequeathed £1,100, the interest to be used for the purchase of coals for the poor. The Charity Commissioners have revised all thtl charities, and tile gifts of coal and bread are done away with. There is an efficient Fir~ Brigade, the chief Station being situated in the Bromley Road, next the Public Hall, and consists of a manual fire engine, steamer, hose cart and fire escapeof modern construction. There are three other stations, viz.: Shortland8, Alexandra and Birkbeck. All have the latest improved curricu!e fire ~scapes,an4.

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'are connected with the chie~ station by telephone. In addition there a~e fire alanns in various parts of the district, and all ar~ in telephone communication. An Education Committee was appointed July, 1903. Prominent amC'ng the many excellent schools in the nei~hbourhood are the Beekenham Schools of Music and Art-established in 1883-under the presidency of His Grace the Duke of Fife, K. T. j vice presidents, Profeswr'Jofeph Joachim, Mus. Doc., D.C.L., Arthur O'Leary, Esq., F.R.A.M., Sir.CharlEs V. Stanford, Mus. Doc., D.C. L. (profeswr d mmic in the rniYeHity of Cambridge) j Directors of Studies, Ernest Kiver. A.R.A.M., Henry Tolhurst, Fredniek Cur:dy, supported by a staff of fifty eminent professors, selected from the Royal Academy of Music, t1Je Royal College of Music, &c. j art master, Mr. Bellingham Smith (Medallist, Slade School, Univ. Call.. Lond.). T.he Schools are situate in the Rectory Road, opposite Beekenham Junction station. The'" Spenlove'~ School of Modern Art, "The Yellow Door Studios," is situated in Beckenham, near the Railway Station. This School of Painting is under favour of Her Majesty Queen Alexandra, and is a m(\st modern and excellent institution or the training of Art in all its branches on Continental principles. A special section of this school is devoted to the teaching of modern landscape painting. The director is Mr. Frank Spenlove-Sp€Ulove,R.B.A., R.C.A., F.R.G.S. (by Royal Charter), Member of the Council of the Royal Society of British Artists, Gold Medallist, Paris Salon and Luxembourg Honor, 1901. The London and County and the London and Provincial Banks have branches here. The Cottage Hospital is situate in the Croydon Road near the end of the village: it 'vas opened in March, 1872, and had then accommodation for 12 patients. In 1888 a fund was started to purchase the freehold of the hospital, in recognition of Her lateMajesty's Jubilee, and the accommodation increased to 32 beds. In 1899 and 1902 the hospital was further enlar~ed. The Electric Light and Dust Destructor Works here, which were opened in NoveIl?-ber,1900, comprise an engine honse, boiler house, destructor, pump house, and coal bunkers having accommodation for seventy tons of coal, rooms for engineers and electricians with clerks' offices,mess and store rooms, all being after the most approved and up-to.date style and faced with white bricks and red moulded brick d;'essing~. The total cost of the buildings and the roads and fencing amounts to £12,000; all the roads have been constructed by the Council's work· men, and an artesian well, 250 feet deep and lined with steel tubes, has been sunk into the chalk for the supply of the station with water. There are two excepent recreation grounds~ in which bands play during the summer months. There is a Technical Institute, also swimming and other baths of the most upto-date.type. There arefive.gol(links close at hand. The population at the census (1891) was 2{i,707,and in 1901, 26,330. The area is 3,8$1 acres, and the rateable value £20i,GG3.

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9.25 and 11.0 a.m., 1.25, 3.10, 5.0, 7.451;>and 10.45 p.m. 3.30 p.m. (callers).Hayes, West Wickham, and Keston 4.15 a.m., 3.10 and 5.0 p.m. Bromley Cross Post, 7.0 a.m., 11.20 a.m., 1.50, 6.0 and 1(\.30 p.m. Anerley Cross Posts 9.25 a.m. and 12 noon; 3.10 and 8.0 p.m. Sydenham, Forest Hill, and Peckham Cross Post 12 noon, Croydon 1.15 p.m.

Parcels Post-Deliveries: London 8.0 a.m. and 12.30, and 7.35 p.m. Despatches:London 12 noon, 3.0 and 8.0 p.m. Country 11.0 a.m., 3.10; 5.0, and 9.0 p.m.Hayes, West Wickham and Keston 4.15 a.m., 3.10 and 5.0 p.m.

• Parts of Kent, Surrey, and Sussex, and London District, and Country.Latest times for Posting Letters, .kil. 7.45 p.m., Kent 2.5 p.m.

Despatches on Sundays 7.20 p.m. for Kent, Surrey and S~sex and 8.30 p.m. ~o·all·parts. COLLECTIONS. '

Avenue Road, T.S.O., 5.40,8.35,10.10 a.m., 12.30, 2.15, 4.15, 6.30, 7.50, and 9.50 p.m.Sundays G.40 p.m.

Albemarle Road, 5.55, 8.35 and 10.35 a.m., 12.50, 2.35, 4,35, 6.50, and 10.15 p.m. Sun. days 6.20 p.m.

Aldtrsmead Road, 5.50, 8.25 and 10.0 a.m., 12.20, 2.5, 4.5, 6.20, and 9.40 p.m. Sundays 6.0 ~~ . .

Avenue(Hillside)-6.0, 8.45 and 10.35 a.m., 12.50, 2.3G, 4.30, 6.00, and 9.50 p.m. Sund~ys 6.20 p.m.

Blakeney At"enue, 6.20, 8.00 and 9.50 a.m., 12.10, 1.55, 3.55, 6.10, and 9.30 p.m. Sundays6.40 p.m.

Blakeney Road, 6.20, 9.0 and 10.35 a.m., 12.55, 2.40, 4.40, 6.55, and 10.v p.m. Sundays6.45 p.m.

Bland/ord Road, 6.0 and 8.50 a.m., 1.15, 4.0, and 8.30 p.m. Sundays 5.40 p.m. Brackley Road, 6.15, 8.20 and 10.0 a.m., 12.15, 2.0,4.0,6.15, and 10.0 p.m. Sundays 6.:;

p.m.Bromley Road, T.S.O., 5.50, 8.25, and 10.25 a.m., 12.40,2.25, 4.25, 6.40, 7.45, and 10.0

p.m. Sundays 6.35 p.m .. Bromley Road, 5.20, 8.30 and 10.15 a.m., 12.35, 2.20,4.20, 6.35, and 10.0 p.m. Sundays

6.40 p.m. ' Cedars Road, G.25, 8.45 and 10.25 a.m., 12.40, 2.25, 4.25, 6.40, and 9.55 p.m. Sundays

6.30 p.m.Copers Cope Road, 6.35, 9.5, and 10.45 a.m., 1.0, 2.45, 4.45, 7.0, and 10.0 p.m. Sundays

6.55 p.m.Clock House, 6.10, 8.50 and 10.25 a.m., 12.45, 2.30, 4.30, 6.45, and 10.5 p.m. Sundays

5.30 p.m. . Courtsdotrn, 5.25, 8.15 and 10.15 a.m., 12.30, 2.15, 4.15, G.30, and 9.55 p.m. Sundays

5.50 p.m. ,Crescent Road, 5.50, 8.25 and 10.25 a.m., 12.40, 2.25, 4.25, 6.40, "and 10.0 p.m. Sunda.ys

6.35 p.m. . Croydon Road (St. Christopher's), 5,30, 8.40 and 10.20 a.m., 12.25, 2.20, 4.20, 6.35 and

9.50 p.m. Sundays, 6.30 p.m. . " Eimers End Road, T.S.a., 8.30,9.35, ami1!.5 a.m •• 12.20, 2.40,4.30, 7.0,80, 8:35, and

11.5 p.m. (Saturdays excepted). Sundays 10.35 p.m. Elmel's End, T.S.a., 5.30,8.30, and 10.10 a.m., 12.25, 2.10, 4.10, 6.25 and 9.40 p.m. Sun

, days 6.20 p.m.Elm Road, 6.10, 6.55 and 10.30 a.m., 12.50,2.35, 4.35, 11.50,and 10.10 p.m. Sundays 6.40

p.m.Faircroft, Copers Cope Road, 6.30, 8.35 and 10.10 a.m., 12.25, 2.10, 4.10, 6.25, and 9.25

p.m. Sundays 6.20 p.m.Foxgrove (Kinlock)-6.10, 8.M and 10.30 a.m., 12.45, 2.30,4.30,6.45, and 9.45 p.m. Sun

days 6.15 p.Ill.Foxgrove Road, 6.5, 9.0, and 10.25 a.m., 12.40, 2.25, 4.25, 6.40, and 9.40 p.m. Sundays

6.10 p.m.Hayne Road, 6.15, 8.55 and 10.30 a.m., 12.50, 2.35, 4.30, 6.50, and 10.0 p.m. Sundays

6.40 p.m.High Street, Beckenham. T.S.O., 5.20, 8.50, and 10.30 a.m., 12.45, 2.30, 1.30, 6.45, 8.5 and

10.0 p.m. Sundays 6.5 p.m.

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High Street Wall Box-5.20, 8.50, and 10.30 a.m., 12.45, 2.30, 4.30, 6.45, and 10.0 p.m. Sundays 6.5 p.m.

Remerton Roarl-5.25, 8.15. and 10.15 a.m., 12.30, 2.15, 4.1.5,6.30, and 9.50 p.m. Sundays 6.10 p.m.

Kendall Road, 1).0,9.0 and 10.20 a.m., 12.40, 2.2.j,4.2.j, 6.40, and 10.0 p.m. Sundays5.30 p.m.

Kent House, T.S.O.,6.0, 9.0 and 10.20 a.m., 12.40, 2.25,4.25,6.40, 8.5, and 10.0 p.m.Sundays 5.50 p.m.

Kent House Railway Station, 5.50, 8.45 & 10.5 a.m, 12.30, 2.15,4.1.5,6.30 & 9.45p.m. Runr1aysG.~ p.m.

KnIt IIouse Road, T.S.O., 5.50, 8.2.5and 10.5 9••m., 12.20, 2.5, 4.5, 6.20, 8.0, and 9.4.5p.m. Sundays 6.5 p.m.

Lennarcl Road, IJ.2i, 8.40 & 10.15a.m., 12.30,2.15, 4.15, G.30& 9.30. p.m. Sundays 6.30 p.m.

LOl/lel' Copers Cope Road, 6.25, 8.40 and. 10.15 a.m., 12.30, 2.15, 4.15, 6.30, and 9.30 p.m. Sundays 6.15 p.m.

Marlar Road, 5.15, 8.55, and 10.35 a.m., 12.50,2.35,4.35, 6.50, and 10.5 p.m. Sundays6.Op.m.

Oaku:ood .d.ve7Iue,5.50, 8.10 and 10.20 a.m., 12.3.j, 2.20, 4.20,6.30, and 9.45. p.m. Sun· days 6.35 p.m.

Parle Road, 6.25,8.40 and 10.1.5a.m., 12.30, 2.15. 4.15,6.30 and 9.30 p~m. Sundays 6.30 . p.m.

Penl'yn, 5.30,8.20 and 10.10a.m., 12.25, 2.10,4.10,6.25, and 9.50 p.m. Sundays 6.0 p.m. Rosslyn (Park Road)-6.20, 8.30 and 10••') 11.• m., 12.20,2.5,4.5,6.20, and 9.20. p.m. Sun

days G.30p.m.Ravenscroft Road-5.35, 8.35 and 10.10 a.m., 12.30, 2.15, ·i.15, 6.30, and 9.50 p.m. Sun·

days .5.40p.m.South Eden Park, 5.35, 9.15, 10.5a.m., 12.20,2.5,4.5,6.20, and 9.10 p.m. Sundays 6.0 p.m. Southend Road-6.l0, 8.15 a.m., 12.10, 1.55, 3.55,6.10, and 9.10p.m. Sundays 6.0p.m. Station Box, 6.30, 9.5, and 10.40 a.m., 1.0, 2.45, 4.45, 7.0, and 10.10 p.m. Sundays

7.0p.m. The Knoll, 5.Hi, 9.0, aud 10.40 a.m., 12.55, 2.40, 4.40, 6.55, and 10.~0 p.m. Sundays

G.45 p.m ..Upper Eimers End-8.10 am., 1.0,4.0 and 8.0 p.m. No Sunday Collection. Westgate Road, 6.0, 8.50 and 11.40 a.m., 12.55,2.40, 4.40, 6.55-and 9.5!')p.m. SuJidaYlt

.25 p.m.Letters sh\)Uld be addressed" Beckenham Kent," not "Beckenham, S.E." Letters for Hayes, West Wickham, and Keston. sho:11dbe addressed'" Kent."

PLACES OF WORSHIP,

t. George;sChurch-Rev. Hy. Arnott, F.R.C.S., rector, 32, High Street, Beckeuham;Rev. A. J. )[c)I, Dutton, )I.A., Rev. T. N. Heazell, Rev. A. N. Armstrong, B.A., Rev. P. H. Lea and Rev. T. T. ~orgate, curates. Churchwardens :-Lister Beck, and Robert Borrowman. Organist and Director of the Ohoir. George James Hall. Verger, J;;jhn Dennis, 3, Church Road.

St. James·s. Church.-Rev. P. H. Le~, 158 Croydon road, priest-in-charge. St. Michael and All Angels.-Rev. Alexander :Nenon Armstrong, B.A. St•. )Iichn,,:'s

Parsonage, 7 Barnmead Roau, curate-in-charge. Organist, E. Smythe. . Chl'ist Church.-Rev. J. Rooker, jun .. :1.1 ••••.• , vicar, Court Downs Road, Beckenham; Rev.

J. R •. Fellows,. curate; and W. A. Soyer, organist. Churchwardens, Messrs. A. W. Meers and H. J. Adams. Verger, T. Bowman, Christ Church Cottage. Services: SlUlday,·8 & 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.; Holy Communion 8 a.m. every Sunday, first and third Sunday 12noon, fourth Sunday evening. \Vednesday, 8 p.m.; Friday and Saints' Days, .12 noon. '. . '.

St. Paul's Church, New Beckenham-Hev. Canon Joseph Hammond, LL.B., B.A.,.vicar, 56A, Copel'SCope Road, Beckeuham; C. A. Wa'le and P. Alliston, churchwardens. On~anist, Eustace Turner. .

Holy Trinity Church. Alexandra district-Re\·. W. J.Latham, vicar, The Vicarage, 64 Lennard Road, Penge; Rev. W. Yorke Batley, n.A., curate; Mr. Spencer G.l\layor, organL~t; \V. J. L!l.virgton and C. E. Greenwood, churchwardens.

St. Bal'nabas, Oakhill-Rev. G. O. F Griffith, B.A., vicar, St. Barnabas Vicarage, Oak Hill Road, Beckenham; R. T. Porter and A. \V. Cree, churchwardens. Services: Sunday, Euchari~t, 8 R.m. & 11.1.5a.m. (choral); Brd Sunday in moptl), 7. a.m. ; Matins, 10.30 a.m. ; Evensong, 7 p.m. ; Daily, Eucharist, 7.30 & 8 a.m. alternately;Evensong, .5.30p.m.

Congregational Church, Cre3cent Road, Beckenham.-Rev. '1'. Eynon Davies, minister, _

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Congregational Church and Sunday School, Eimers End-Rev. J.Wardle, pastor. Serviee~: Sunday, 11a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; Thursday, 7.45 p.m.

Baptist Church, Elm Road, Beekenham Road-Rev. R. S. Fleming, )I.A., minister. Services: Sunday, 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. ; Wednesday, 8 p.m.; Thursday, 7.45 p.m.

,Wesleyan Church, Bromley Road.-~ev. J. Lewis Smith, minister; The ::\fame, Over· bury Avenue. '

,Alexand7:a Mission Hall, Parish Lane., , All Saints' Sisters' Mission House, 31)5Beckenham road. Baptist Miuion House'- AveIiueRood. ' , ' Christ Church Institute lor Boys, 77 High Street. Christ ,church fnstitute lor rqlltlg' Men, 1)3, High Street _ _ , Old Beclmihain Mission, ~9,!BromJey ~ad~Sec., B.A. Ileywooi: 1;3 'Gloucester .terrace,

Hyde Park, W. St. George's Mission Hall and ,Sun,da.'/School"Arthur ,Roadr

St. George's :lli,lsion Church, Arthur Roa.d. . Roman Catholic Church of the Transfiguration' & :So Benedict, Overbury A~enue,-ReT'.

,William Kilmartin, Priest.: , . Lea Wilson Mission Hall, High Street. :' St. James' Parish Room, St. James' Avenue. St. :lIichael and All Angels' Parochial Room, Birkbeck Road. Holy Trinity Mi,lsion House, Moss Lea road, Penge

, , " JNSURANCE,A9ENTS , "Atlas Fil'e and Lije and Accident' Ass'urance Compailll- E., Church, Bromley road,

Edinburgh Fire and Life-John Goodwin, 20 BurnhiIl road. National and Provincial Plate Glass-John GOOd\vin,20 Burnhill roa-d.'

, Ocean Accident qnd GUal'antee Corporation Assurance Co.-E. T. B. Allen, station ma~t~r,"BeckenhamJunctioIl. "', ,'C, , • ''''. "

Phrenix Fire Assurance Co.-Levens, Son & Hoare, 1Station buildings, High street. Provident Associati~n 01 London Limited-Albt, Eclwcl. PhiIIips, District Supt., Brooklyn,

, 47 Newlands Park, Syclenh~m . " ' Prudential Assurance 00. Limited-FrederickWm. Barker (assist. supt.), 27 Tennyson rd. Railway Passengers' Accident Assurance Oo,.-E. T. B. Allen,'statioIl' master, Beckenham

Junction. Royal Insurance-T. W. Thornton, Public Hall. , Sun Fire:"'-C. W. Gribble, London & Provincial Balik, 16', High street~' Union Fire Assurance Co.-John Goodwin, 20 Ilurnhill road.,

Bet;kenham School of Music and Art, 7 Rectory, Road-Ormond Yearsley, secretary.BeckenhwJn Technical Institute, Beekenham Road.-CharIes T. F. Watts, D. sc,; principal.' BeckenllClm COllservatire Club, High Street-Walter Dennis, hon. secretary. Co-operative Hall, Parish Lane, Penge. " Albemarle Lau:n Tennis Club, Bromley Roall-H. H. Gregory & A. H. Way, hOll. ~€cs., 6

Pel th road, Beckenham. Eden Park Polo Club, Croydon Road-F. C. Nash, secretary. : (;_ Ibis Oricket Olub Ground, Woodli;tstwick Road, Sydenham. " Cyphers Cricket Olub Grouild, King's Hall Roau-Charles W. A,lye, hon. lee., 64 King's

Hall Road. New Beckenh'1m Cricket Club Ground, Copers Cope Road. Three Banlcs Athletic Club Ground, Copers Cope Road. The Club, Bromley Road.-Walter Gregory, hon. sec. London City (md .Midland Bank Limited, 241 Beckenhml1 lloau (corner o~ :\Iackel1zie

Road)-Frank Fletcher, manager.London and County Bank, 25, High Street.-Edward Arthllr Edwards, manager.London« Provincial Bank Limited, 16 and 18, High Street.-C, W. Gribble, manager.St. Michael's Penny Banle, St. Michael's Parish Room, Birkbec~ ROfld.-Robert w.

Green, hon. treasurer.Cottage Hospital: Under the mana{{ement of a Committee. Patients. are admitted on

the nomination of a subscriber by letter and at the discretion of the :Medical Officers, on payment of 3s. 6d. a week. Visiting days for friends, Sundays and Thursdays, 3 to 4 p.m.-Holl. Medical Officers: Dr. ReginalU Maii'rice Henry Randell, lII.D.Lond., Goodwood, 10 Copers Cope Roau; E. R. St. Clair Corbin, :u.n., M.R.C.S., Moore house, Beckenham; G. R. F. Stilwell. lII.B., Staumore house, Southend road, Beckenham, and G. T. Giddings, :U.D:, Hillworth, 38,WiekhamRoad, Beckenham. Matron: :Miss eostford. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: Mr. Cardross Grant, Bruntsfield, 45, Bromley Road. Collector: Mr. W. Lawrence, Railway Bridge, Beckenham.

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Becleenham Provident Dispensary-CardrossGrant,Hon.Secretary & Treasurer,Bruntsfield, 45 Bromley Road, and Charles Terry, Collector, 113 High Street.

Rail/my Stations-Beckenham Junction, E. T. B, Allen: New Beckenham, Jas. Vowles; EImers End, Joseph L. Simmons; Shortlands, W. F. J. Dowler; Eden Park, James Smith; Kent House (Beckenham), Joseph Floyd; Clock House, Traiton Matthew Reynolds; Ravensbonrne, Frederick Ryder.

National,Telephone Company Limited.-Public Call Offices: 15 Bromley Road; 9 & 42 , High Street; 23 Park Road; 7 Victoria Buildings, Beckenham Road, and S, E.

and C. Railwav. Shortlands Station (Booking Office). Crystal Palace District Cemeter/I, EImers End Road-George Jackson, secretary and

superintendent.Fi"e Brigade- W. Davis, Residential Chief Officer. Fire Station • .Bromley Road; Sub

Station, Avenue Road; Fire Alarms, Bromley Road, Beckenham Road, Capers Cope Road, Foxgrove Road, New Beckenham, Kent House, Scott's lane and South hilI. '

Police Station, High street.-George Byworth, Resident Officer. Public Baths, Beckenham Road.-Henry R. Austin, Superintendent. Public Hall Company, Limited, Bromley Road.-Directors: W. H. Lendon (chairma.n), A.

J. Baker, U. E. Atkinson, C. A. Elgood, F. P. Alliston, W. M. Bullivant, A. H. Baker, R. B. Borrowman. Secretary and Manager: T. w.. Thornton,42, HighStreet, Beckenham.

Howard's Stores Limited Assembly Rooms, 67 & 69 High Street. Young Women's Christial! Association Home, 1:J, Kelsey Park Road.-Miss Lea Wilson,

han. secretary.

Queen's O!cn Royal West Kent Regt. 2nd Volunteer 8ltttalion (L Co.).-Sergt.-Instructor:'John Blackburn; A. Moore, captain; Headquarters, Elm Cottage, 87 High Street.

Ancient Order of Foresters (Beckenham District), Court St. Geor'ge, No. 5106; held at the St. George's Parish Room, High street. :Ueeting night, second Monday in every month. Secretary, A. De Maid. (Est. 1867.)

Juvenile Foresters held at St. George's Parish Room. Meeting night, 2nd Wed· nesday in month; secretary, A. De Maid. Surgeon-G. S. Giddings, Mana:: Road

Ancient Order of Shepherds, Sanctuary St. George. )Ieeting night, first Tuesday in the month. Scribe, A. De Maid, 1:.1,Bnruhill Road.

URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. Offices, 2, Bromley Road.

Council meeting, alternate :llondays. Meeting days: for Works and General Purposes Committee~, meet twice monthly on a

Monday; for Finance, once a month on a Monday. Member,'-Copers Cope Ward-William Henry Lendon, John Cooke Hewlett,

Sidney ThirkeII; Edcn Park Ward-R. Murray HyslOp, -Alfred )foss, James Crease; Kent House Ward-Thomas Charles Cole, Thomas W. How, Charles Blake (chairman); Langley Park Ward-Edward Henriques Rob50n, GeorgeSutton; Laurie Park Ward-James Smith Brunning, J. Renwick Seager, .John Neville (deputy chairman); Manor House Ward-R. M. H. Randell, Arthur John Lees, William James Norris; Shortlands Wa.rd-A. Gurney Smith, J.P., C. E. Baker.

Clerle-Frederick Stevens, Urban District Council Offices. Treasurer-E. A. Edwards, London and County Bank. Medical Officer 01 Health-Geo,A.Carpenter,u.D. (Lond.),12,WelbeckSt.Cavendish Sq.W.Engineer &: Surveyor-John Alexander Angell, A.)I I.C.E., Urban Di~trict Council Offices. Sanitary Inspector-Wm. F. Thornley, C.S.I., Urban District Conncil Offices. Vollector-HerbertE. Manger, Urban Di~trictConncil Offices. Collector 01 King's Ta,xes-W. Russell Pike, Public Hall, Beckenham; office hours,

Tuesdays, 9 to 1 & 2 to 4; Fridays, 9 to 1. Poor Rate Collector-Herbert E. Manger, Urban District Conncil Offices. Registrar of Births and Deaths for Beckenham Sub-district ,(; Relieving OtJicer, Bromley

Union-Charles Ernest Manger, 18 Beckenham Road, Beckenbam. Attendance as [ol1o"s :-Beckenham District Council offices: Mondays 10 to 11 a.m. & fj to 7 p.m. ; Wednesdays 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. & 2 to 4 p.m. & 5 to 7 p.m.; Saturdays 10 to 11 a.m. West Wickham at the Parish Room, Sussex Road, first and third Fridays in each month from 11 to 12 nOon. Hayes at Mr. James Brazier's, Myrtle cottage, oppositeschools, first and third Fridays in each month from 12.30 to 1.30 p.m.

Deputy Registrar 01 Births and Deaths, Herbert Edward Manger, District Council Offices.

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Beckenham Urban District Council. Electric Light Station, Arthur RoM.-John Edward Tapper, Engineer.

EDUCATION COMMITTEE.

Members-H. Arnott A. J •. Baker, Miss Berridge, C. Blake, T. C. Cole (chairman), J. Crease, T. Eynon Davies, R. S. Fleming, J. C. Hewlett, R. 1\1.Hyslop, A..J. Lees, Miss 1I.forgan, W. J. Norris, R. M. H. Randell, E. H. Robson, J. R. EE.'ager(vicechairman), S. Thirkell, :MissThompson and Miss Viano

Olerk-F. Stevens, Cotmcil Offices, Bromley Road. Attendance Officers-James Clarke and W. Webb.

SCHOOLS. Bromley Road Provided School-Boys: George Palmer Ollett. Girls: Miss Jenkins,

head teacher Infant.~: Edith Watling, head teacher. Alexandra .District School-William Goodman, head teacher, Boys. Miss Paton, head

teacher, Girls. Miss Badcock, head teacher, Infants. (ouncil School, Arthur Road~Boys-H. Dixon, head master. Girls.-Miss Collier, head

mistress. Infants.-1\Iiss Cooper, head mistress.

St. James' Schools.-Croydon Road, Elmer's End-Ellis A. Short, hea.d master; Mrs. Lucy Short, mistress ; Miss Land. infants' mistress.

William IV.'s Royal Nat'al Asylum for Widows and lJaughtersofOjftcers-St.John's Road.

Olock House Hall, Clock House Roal1-A. Cooper, caretaker

Ove7'seers-Edward R. Palmer, Thomas Whiffin amI J. A. Rippengal. Assistant Orerseer-Herbert Edward Manger, Urban District Council Offices. Vestry Cle"k-Frederick Stevens, Urban District Council Offices. Guardians-A. H. Baker, Marian Vian, C. Seymour, J. Dennis and C. Grant. Carriers to London - Russell and Co. Carter, Paterson and Co. Limited; agent, E, G.

Snee. 11, Albemarle Road. London Parcels Delivery Company Limited. Pickford's Limited.

Perpetual Commissioners fOl' taking Acknowledgments of Mari'ied ,Women-William Batham, 6, Kemerton Road, and John George Shearman.

Olerk of the Education Committee-F. Stevens, Urban District Council Offices. Commissioners to Administer Oatlls·-A. Pearce, B.A., Bexley House, South end Road and

Public Hall, Bromley Road: A. C. Langham, 29, Kingsthorpe Boad, Eydenham;Henry William Clarkmn, 183, Beckenham Road; John Attenborough, 9, Rectory Road; John Arthur Attenborough, 9, Beckenham Road; William Batham, 6, Kemerton Road; Robert 'Borrowman; Charles A.. Elgood, The Croft, Oakwood Avenue; N. Henry Grenside, Ringwood, 31, Southend Road; Edward C. Holmes, Holmewood, 91, Albemarle Road; Cecil F. J. Jennings, Brackley House, 10, Brackley Road;. Fred Marriott, Maisonette, 74; Beckenham Road; John George Shearman; Charles James Smith, 20, Albemarle Road; Harry Watkins, Melrose, 31 King's Hall RO:1.d;Thomas Whittington, 52. Croydon Road; .John W. Stocker, 66, Croydon Road. .

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BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Acacia Road.-CROYDON ROAD. Ri.qllt Side.

1 Sinnock Fredk. 2 l\faunton Alfred John 3 Higgs Mrs. R. 4 Lale Mrs. 5 Burbridge Mrs., laundress 6 Monk John Philip 7 Allen John 8 Spears Thomas 9 Haines William Andrew

10 Heath John 11 Privett Thomas 12 Glazebrook Alfred

Left Side. 13 Mackenny George 14 Ribbens Frederick 15 Mitchell Mrs. 16 Beasley Thomas 17 Everett Charles 18 Barnett Frank 19 Tatman Edward 20 Marsh Augustus 21 Colwell Henry Giles 22 Wakenell Arthur George 23 Smith Alfred 24 Groom Arthur 25 Luce Albert Charles .James 26 Bignell Alfred

Albemarle Road. Froln High street to B1'omley 1'oad.

North Side. 1 Charles Thomas Watkin lA, Edwards B., jeweller 3 & 5 Manger Geo. Holtum, draper,

&c. 7 Blundell Wm., fishmonger 9 Fitch & Son, provision merchants

11 Snee Edward George, fruiterer 13 Parker Miss Ellen, milliner 15 CastonMissesP.andE.,ladies' outfttrs

17 Podger H. & Sons, Limited, dyers and cleaners

19 Amery Samuel, draper 21 Puzey Miss F .• fancy repository 23 Post Offiee-Robert Coutts, post

master 25 Little Robt., Stoke lodge 27 Hooper Francis G. F., F.R.I.B.A.,

architect 29 Denham Norman, L.D.S.Eng., dental

surgeon, Greystoke 33 Ward Alfred Octavius, Rayleigh 35 Cooper Frederick, Heathfield 37 Blaxill George Alfred, Maybank 39 Wood Mrs. C., Hyde

·41 Swindell Mrs., Aventine . 43 Kerr Thomas F .. Claremont ~49 WrightEdwd.Mounsteven,Lancarfe

51 Morgan William,Waverley 53 Beavis John William, Heatherlie 55 Graves Boydell, Carlsruhe 57 Slee Herbert Hutton, Elm lodge 59 Grand DouglasLawrence;frevathan ..•..•... here is JVestgate 1'oad •.•.....•

-61 Adderley Mrs., The Firs 63 King Mrs. 65 Parkhouse Henry, Chesterleigh 67 Nelson Frank H. 69 Pohlmann William, North Bank

71 {AJ-:den Mrs. } Wo dstockBnndley Mrs. 0

73 Hummel Horace William, Ashlynn 75 Knott Mrs. John Wood 77 Sahlin Axel, Wood lodge 79 Pickup James, Beechcroft

·81 Butler Edward D., Cheriton 83 Thompson Robert James, Heather

dene 85 Lindley William, Hollington 87 Buss Mrs., Ferniehurst 89 Carrie P. Anderson 91 HolmesEdwd.Carleton,Holmewood

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Yor~ and Irish Hams. BROll!.

838 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

93 Thompson Samuel, Gwynne 95 Mitchell Mrs., Lochinvar 99 Little Charles William Godson 105 Kempster Thomas William Palin ...... here is Downsbridqe 7"oad ....• :

South Side. Lavender Edgar D., photographer

2A. Shapland Miss G., registry office 2A. Delohne Miss L. G.• artist 2A, Manger George Holtum, tailor 2 & 4 Heath & Pratt, fancy drapers 6 Williams Ernest Alfred, antique

furniture dealer -8 Francis & Co .• confectioners 10 George John, provision merchant ..•... he7'e is St. Gem"ge's Toad .•••••

12 Godwin Mrs., Roseleigh rWells & Pridmore, physicians &

j surgeons, Albemarle lodge

Wells Albt.Primrose,M.A.cantao., 16} L.R.C.P. & s.Edin. Albemarle

I lodgeI Pridmore Eric Leonard Norman,

L M.B.Lond., M_R.C.S.,L.R.C.P., Albomarle lodge

18 Lees Mrs., Melbecks 20 Smith Charles James, solicitor &

commissioner for oaths; Shenley 22 Jackson William Dealtry 24 Lawrie David, Ravensbec 26 Wilson Josiah, Fair Oak 28 Barrett Edward, Morland house 30 Pamphiloil Alfred, Abbotsleigh 32 Heginbotbom Mrs., Vernon house 34 Ausender Thumas, Longside ..•...... here is Westgate road ...••••• 36 Vaughan Milton 40 Hindley Douglas, vVinterbourne 42 Stephens Mrs. P. W., Tyringham 44 Clay Charles B., Hylton 46 McNeill Adam, Mowbray 48 Deterding Henry W., Cintra 54 Hedley Mrs., Lanherne -56 Collins Mrs. S. E. Mountlands 58 Howard Sydney S., Bayfield 60 Gundry Mrs. Frederick, Elmcroft

Pi lla7 , Letter Boa; 64 Gallie Col. James B., Elsinore Gil Murray James, W oodmancote .

AlbemarleL'lwnl'ennis ClubEntmce

68 Daniel Rev. William Mayou. B.A., Latymers

Albert Road. See Alexandra cottages.

Albion Villas. See Bi7'kbeck 7·oad.

Aldersmead Road. Left Side-from Kings Hall Road.

1 Baldwin Edward, Portsea house 2 Harris Walter E., Aldersmead 3 Bauer Charles, The Nest 4 Fowle Charles, Clifton villa 5 Brown Arthur, Covington 6 Tavernier Edmond, Cots wold 7 Weir Mrs. R., Ribblesdale 9 Were James Winter, Ravenswood

10 Marsland Fred, The Oaks 11 Shaw William Vernon, B.A., B.~r..

B.Ch.axon., physician & surgeon 12 Orr Somerville, Dungoyne 14 Stockwell George, The Ferns 15 Mathew LeonardFrank,ParkView 16 Kempson William Jose ph ,Glenside 17 ~'oss Ernest . 18 Wildt Adolf Ernest, Villa Helen 19 Wheeler Mrs., Bradfield 20 Cole John Percy, Rathnew 21 Buckler Alexander, Beaufort house 22 Williams Herbert, Eblana 23 Haag Cha.rles 24 Highsted Herbert 25 Tiffin John Bunting, Crosthwaite 26 Kuhlmei Carl, Melrose 27 Leworthy George William, Kedry 28 Leworthy Perc)'Jn.,White Heather

Alexandra Cottages.-BECKENHUI. Postal address-Penge. S E.

Hardings Lane. 1 Vaughan Ernest Philip 2 Kirby Frederick George Henry 3 Dilnot William 4 Dean Charles 5 Lane Cbarles William 6 Brown Mrs. 7 Curtis Frank Hugh

Howard's Stores. 'Limited. for Bottled and Cask Beers.

BECKENHAl\I STREET DIRECTORY.

8 Ash Henry Thomas 9 8aban Harry

Govier Walter Edward 11 Holdstock James 12 Brown William 13 Chapman John Folland 14 Kent Henry William 15 Cooper Edwin 16 BuckmasterJamesHy.,estate office

......... here is P,lrish Lane Albel't ,·oad.

17 Everett Joseph 18 Dyer William 19 Miles Francis

Wells Fred 21 Hipkin John 22 Cobb James Frederick 23 Bull:Walter 24 Nickolls De Loss Bose 25 Wooo David 26 Faust Mrs. 27 Head Thomas 28 Faust William 29 Hicks William

Cooper Ernest 31 StEer George Alexand er 32 Boxall Daniel 33 Goosmark George 34 }liller William 35 Jacobs Frederick Wiiliam 36 Smithyes ~rnest

...... nere is Princes Tel'1'acC 37 Peckham Mrs. 38 De Wilde Frederick 39 Merrick Charles

ValIer Charles 41 Pratt Ernest Edward 42 Thompson Alfred Edward 43 Barr Leslie 44 Lhrhtfoot William Edwin 45 Ff'rguson James 46 French Charles CSvdney 47 Woodrow Abraham William 48 Crockett Robert 49 Cook Frank

Castleton Mrs. 51 Wardell Arthur Ernest 5'3 White Thomas i'i(J Bradford Edward 5-! Faus~ John 55 Gotts Allen

56 Ash Mrs. 57 Phillips Arthur 58 Parker Robert

,••.•.... here is Parish Lane

Edward road. 59 Cox Henry John 60 Chambers Louis 61 McCarthy James S. 62 Woolward James 63 Martin Henry 64: Furniss John Thomas

- 65 Randall John William 66 Doughty Owen Arthur 67 Turner Harry William 68 Pilkinton Frederick 69 Winch Alfred James 70 Parks Samuel Alfred 71 .Willis Charles William 72 Tisdall Mrs. A. J. 73 Hazell Herbert 74 Gillman Percy William 75 Nunn Thomas 76 Watson George Alfred 77 Hookway Alfred Henry 78 Chant Herbert Percy79 Ablett James • 80 Pryor Edwin 81 Lake Mrs. 82 Bailey Henry Thomas 83 Kilford Alfred 84 Bookham Alfred 85 Ferguson Alexander 86 Currey George 87 Jackman Robert Henry 88 Pobgee Edwin George 89 Aganbar George Henry 90 Epps Alfred 91 Chatfield Charles Henry 92 Wood James 93 Pescud Joseph Thomas 94 Currey Frederick 95 Hussell Alfred 96 Steggall Mrs. 97 Brett William 98 Watts James 99 O'Hennessy Peter

100 Woods Mrs. M. 101 Bewshea George 102 Br~in Moir 103 Baldwin George 104 Scott Frederick

........•

Howard's Stores,"Lim., for Brushes and Brooms in Great Variety. ~~ 1#

105 Broad Joseph William lOG Randall John I06A.Pridmore George Alexander •••..•... hel'e is Pal'ish Lane

ViCt01' ,·oad. 107 Willcox Harvie Stanley 108 Brockman Alfred William 109 Towells Frederkk James 110 Peacock William III Whitehead George 112 Carter Walter 113 Dyke George Henry 114 Fletcher 'William Ambrose 115 Allingham Stanley Edward 116 Giding William 117 Scarlett George Frederick 118 King William Mark 119 Hllrding Walter 120 West Alfred 121 Birch Gilbert 122 Emery Edward William 123 Coote Philip Joseph 124 Thurley Albert James 125 Brooks George William 126 Moss Henry James 127 Smith Francis Edgar 128 Strike William 12~ Chapman Frederick Thomas 130 Harris Charles 131 Thorpe Albert Edward 132 Dungate Mrs. 133 Clark William 134 Wood Alfred 135 Smith George 136 Evans Edward 137 Pragnell Mrs. 138 Holton Thomas 139 Fosdick Mark Vaughan 140 N ve William 14] Scales Mrs. Elgcna 142 Bailey Harry 14J Fenton Elwood William 144 Woods John 145 Hearn Joshua Henry 146 Knight William Henry 14 7 Shave Frederick Parker 148 Watt Peter Balding 149 Cousens William 150 Smith John Gilbert 15 L Price Thomas 152 Mann Edwin Frank

153 Wood Alfred 154 Craddock David 155 Holmes James Alfred 156 Woods George 157 Strapps Benjamin 158 Green Albert 159 Furness Robert 160 Barnes Herbert Charles 161 Thurlev Albert William 162 Garlev· Charles 163 Nye john Box 164 Marsh James

Alexandra Oottages. See Parish lane.

Alexandra. Road. Postal addre8.~: Penge S.E. Leading from Lennari road.

11 Honey James, Homestead 12 Honey Harry William, Fairlight 13 Verbrugge Eugene, Mon Abri 14 Smith George Fitzroy, builder

Leamside 15 Gardner George, Glengariff 16 Quintin William B., Mondovi

Allen Road.-BECKENHAM. F)'om Arth1l1' 'I'oad to Ar1'olroad.

Alina Cottages.-CROYDON ROAD

1 Thompson John 2 Snelgrove Henry John 3 Braizer John 4 Scowen Charles 5 Peirce Ste{lhen 6 Reid Miss, dressmaker 7 Cooper Mrs. 8 Mappett William

Ancaster Road.-EL.IERS ENDROAD.

Pascall Chas. Montague, Lenzburg ho. Searle Bertram fl., Glengarriff ...•..... hel'e is Maberly 1'oad .

Cross and Return.

White Cabel, Fairlight cottage White Ernest, Hawthorn cottage White Ernest & Caleb, cowkeepers

'Howa'l'd's Stores. Limited, for Huntley and Palmer's Biscuits and Ca.kes.

BECKE~HA;\I STREET DIRECTORY. 34L

Arrol Road.-BECKENHAM. From Elmer's End J'd. to Allen rd.

Left Sirle. 5 King Percy

Turle Charles Right Side.

Plumb G. & Sons,nurserymen & florists

Arthur Road. Lift side-from 179 8ecken1Lam rd.

1 Dyball Robert, bootmaker 2 Dunk Arthur. grocer and oilman 3 Griffin Henry Walter .-1: Popjoy \Yilliam 4 White Mrs. G., monthly nurse 5 Wood George 6 Usherwood James i Whittingham Thomas Henry 8 Saunders Robert 9 Arnold William George

] 0 Humble Henry 11 Quin Mrs. 12 Mortlock William 13 Reeves Alfred 14 Steers Thomas 15 Morley Horace 16 Smith James 17 Dennis Daniel 18 Grant George 19 Belton George Henry 20 Sumner Frederick 21 Pope William 22 \foore George 23 Dennis James 24 Harrod Thomas 25 West Edward, bootmaker 26 Bye James 27 Field George, boot repairer 28 Minter Mrs. 29 Field James, furniture dealer 30 Lomas Henry, gn'engrocer 31 Hillier Harry R2 Rumens George Frederick 33 Curtis Henry 34 Bates Samuel

.35 Russell Benjamin 36 Stedman Ed win 37 Morley James 38 Nunn Mrs. 39 Morley George 40 Norrington John

41 King James 42 Banham John 43 Binfield George 44 Aylen "Robert

NOP'is William James, builder (workshops)

45 Poole Mrs. 46 Poole Henry 47 Williams Joseph 48 Stringer Samuel 49 Clements Thomas 50 & 51 Town Thomas, genp.ral shop 50 & 51 Smith James, grocer 51 Blumsdon William Thomas 52 Nye Benjamin 53 Eaton Thomas 54 Saunders John 55 Card William 56 Aylen James 57 Cousins Robert, fishmongf'r 58 Hutchinson Alfred 59 Card William, jun. 60 Blessed George Chas., bootmaker 61 Huxley Samuel, general shop 62 Dalton Charles 63 Poole Benjamin 64 Humphreys John Henry 64: Bateman George 65 Field Charles 66 Aylen Thomas William 67 Purvis William 68 Rose James 69 Dymonu Herman 70 Poole James 71 Blackwell John 72 Reeves William A. 73 Hanscombe Mrs. 74 Purvis Richard 76 A.rnot Henrv 77 Dunmore William 7S Bates Philip, greengrocer ..•....•. here is Flo,'ence Road

79 White Mrs. Eliza, midwife 80 Ay len Thomas 81 Hales Henry 82 Blizzard Tobias 83 Atkinson Henry 85 Curtis Alfred 86 Pitter Isaac, Rosary villa 87 Strudwicke James 88 Jackson Edgar, hairdresser

Howa,rd's Stores, Limited, for the finest CeyIon Teas. BROM, 12t.

342 BECKENHA~l STREET DIRECTORY.

Bl'ckenham UrbanDi.<d1·ictCouncil Elecf1'ie Light Station-John Edward Tapper, engineer

Featherby George, brick maker

EII/lel's End Brick Field. Cross and Retm'n.

here is Kimbcrley l'oad Roseneath TC1'raec

1 Burtonshaw Richard, laundry 2 Clark Henry Arthur 3 Smith Charles 4 Dennis Alfred ....... llere is Sultan Street.

St. George's JJlission Ball S' Sunday School

Council School Obee James, caretaker St;. Georgf's J1Iission Clwreh •.•.•. here is Blandford avenue Al·thu1' Road Mission Hall Arthur Te1'race~ 4 Hannant William, fishmonger 3 Ellison ~Iiss Emilv, confectioner 2 Saunter Fred G.:corn & flour mer. 1 Stafford Joseph, hairdresser

Arthur Terrace. See Arthur road.

Atlas Terrace. See Sultan street.

Avenue (The).From 8 SOlltltelul1'(IIld to IJown.~ hill.

South Side. 2 Ashton Hubert 4- Carr Mrs. L, F., Boy ton house 6 Pattisson Walter B., Graylings 8 Garnar Chas.Thus.,St. James' lodge

10 Burn William G., Esbourne 12 Buchanan John 14 Mor~an William Alfred, Braeside 16 Cooper Mrs., Stanmer lodge 18 Potter William Manuel 20 Gold James, Cosford 22 Man Mr!l. F., Copehurst 24 Brookman Alfred, Harbledown 28 Bowyer JosephWm.Carisbrooke ho 30 Hunt Alfred, Grafton house

Ingram Thomas David, The Gran~e 36 Link David, Fairlight

42 Ingram Mrs., Southfield 44: Courtney Rev. Stanley Thomas,

Rosendale 46 Stagg Rowland, Woodbury 48 Pantin Henry, Staplegrove 50 Harman Adalbert Rogers (West

field) ••••••.•. here is JVestgate l'oad .......• 52 Shaddick George 54 Stenning Edward, Glenlyon 56 Stone Edward G. 58 Solomon Walter, Hextable 60 Porter Mrs. 62 nlarno Adolph 64 Hore Mrs. C. F., Hilden 66 Lloyd Rev. Pemberton, M.A. 70 Thoms Henry, Hawthornden 76 Bell Herbert M., Cola Cumbay 78 Bryan Lindsay E. G. 80 Cutbill Fredk. Tho:;., Downswood

North Side. Williams J. Lawson, M.D., physi

cian & surgeon Holyrood house 3 Hart William Matthew, Velindre 5 Atkinson William, Erwood 9 Reid James, Hamiota

11 Blake Charles, Kingswood 13 Hedley John Thomas, Rainham 15 Moore Arthur C., Oaklands 17 Pooley ...\Irs. 19 Smith Horace, Ivy Bank 21 Oakley John Hubert, ()lanaccmbe 23 Richards Thomas B., Dunkeld 25 Attenborough Herbt., St. Helen's 27 Drughorn John Frederick, Banavie

Wall Lett{'/' Box ..•...... here is JVestqate road . 29 Reichwald August, Burnbrae 31 Johnson Geo. Wm. ~I., Moat lodge 33 Willcox Rbt.Morgan, Ravensleigh 35 Owens Clell:ent .Edwin, Speldhurst 37 Walker Jo-eph, M.D., Wolverton 39 Laughton ~1rs., Pentlands 41 Blyth Miss. Dormston 43 Darton Joseph Wm., Lacklands 45 Hoole Mrs., Madehurst 47 Longley Oliver, Hillside

Wall Letter Box 49 Stubbs .Miss, Southella 51 Williams Matthew, Hazelwood 53 Clapham Benj. Fisher, The Mount

Howa.rd's Stores, Limited. for German and Ham and Chicken S"IulO\ages.

BECKENIIAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Avenue Road. L~ft Side-from Mackenzie Road.

Millen Mrs. Caroline, tobacconist May William May Mrs. G., teacher of violin Warner Albert, Haf>ley Harber George James, Moreton Skinner George, lather (yard) Jacob Fredk., builder & contractor

1 Freeman Henry, 1. The lAOakley William, ) Briars

Manktelow Brothers, grocers .' here is Birkbeck "oad .

Baptist lIIission House Becken1tam Fire B1'i!Jade Sub-

Station 3 Victoria Laundry

Scott Charles, baker and confectioner, Post Office

...... here is Rammscroft "oad 1 Branson Charles, grocer 2 Dean Alfred, decorator 3 Holland Joseph, dairyman 4 Glover Henry, general shop 5 Golder Herbert, bootmaker

Spink Albert H., hairdresser Harding William, Sandgate

(Continuation in Penge Parish). Cross and Return.

EDWARD TERRACE. 1 Baker Walter Henry 2 Randall Harrv 3 Kydd William 4 Smith William 5 Rivett Robert

Ladyman Thomas Hy., fishmonger Goddard John T., general dealer

...... he"e is Ravenscroft ,'oad ..•... Jeffery Absalom, greengrocer Westcott Mrs. N., stationer and

lending library Ha,~kes John Thomas, dairyman Walton William, oilman Mutter Leoni1rd, Avenue house JobsonF. &W., butchers

......... he,'e is Birkbeck road .....•.• Griffiths Benjamin, bootmaker

7 Heward Alfred 7 Fish6l' vValter 6 Holtham Henry

6 Davies John 5 Field James 3 Haggis Edward 3 Davies Thomas William

:Barnmead Road.-BECKENHA!l HOAD.

2 Jones & Andre,vs, builders & 0 contractors1 Crescent works

4 .Jones Oscar, Mayfield6 Collins Ernest Stone, Roseville 8 Maddox Alfred, Westbury

10 Carless-Martin Samuel, Kirkley 14 Baker Frederick Wm., Torridun 16 Oettli Em;l H., Datchet 18 Downie Andrew R., Rossdhu Z2 Ripley John Arthur, Rockford 24: Jones Thomas William, St. George's

lodge here is footway to Allotments, King's

Hall road and Clock House 26 Pierce Daniel, The Cottage 28 Cox William 30 Green Robert William, Puckeridge 32 Davis John B., Ashdene 34 Reed William John, Redleaf 36 Pilkington Walter 38 Barber Fredk. Chas., Lyndhurst 40 Fisher Geo. Grayston, Glenhurst 42 Greer James, Malvern 44 Ralph Henry Stephen, Kildare 46 Muggleton Frederick L., Tremadoc 48 Burwood Francis 50 Wedekind J. Edward, Glencarriff 52 Harrison Benjamin, Trevone 54 Speer James Griffith, Shirley 56 Martin William, Edenhurst 60 Law Alfred, Springville 64 Early Charles 68 Saw John Joseph, Woodville

..•.....• hen! is Plawsfield Toad .

Kent House Railway Station (8.E. S' G.R.), Joseph Floyd,

station master lVnll Letter Box Wright Thomas,auctioneer and estate

agent 72 Verdin Henry William 74 Gaite Frederick, Exmouth villa 76 Tedman Charles John, Newlands 78 Tasker John William, The Elms

Howard's Stores, Limited, for all kinds of Foreign WatEl:f8.

344 BECKEN HAM STREET DIRECTORY.

80 J,lcob Daniel Charles 82 Butcher Louis. Acacia villa 84 O'Flaherty Misses 86 Pocknall George N., Clydesdale 88 PrattCharlesJ amesPurdie,Landrake 90 Mudge John, Sylvan villa 92 Fillingham Peter, Sunnyside 94 V·irgo Sydney Albert, Fairlight 96 Sainsbury AlfredEdwin,Northlear.h 98 Masters Leonard. Ross Morp,

Cross and Return. 55 Whiffin Thomas, Sudbrook 53 Merrett Ernest James, Carisbrooke 49 Kelland William, Hawthorn 47 White Wm. Hodgson, Tweedsmuir 45 Ellis Harry Vitler, Highclere 43 I .•ewis F. Wedlake, Blackbrook 41 Davis Frank William, Caswell 39 Clark George J., Felbrigg 37 Price-Davies Mrs., Claverton 35 Higgins William, Myrtles 33 Moodie Mis~. Dalmeny .••..•... !lel·e is PlawVield Road ...• 25 Lloyd George Wallace 23 Colbourn Charles In., Tarrawatta 21 :Forster Allan, GrasmeIe 19 McLellan Ed ward John, Strathord 17 l'rideaux Mrs., Fernlea 15 Parkinson Mrs. 13 Summers John J ame~, Fide Dene 11 Westcott Francis Henry, St. Helen's

9 Chandler Arthur 7 Armstrong Rev. Alexander Nenon,

B.A. [curate-in-charge of St. Michael & All Angels], St. Michael's Parsonage

5 How Thomas William, F.R.G.S., Trinacria

3 Warrr.n Edwin Barrett, Dunsdale 1 Beau Herbert Reubeu

:Beckenham Place Park. Stevens Richard, J.P., Maywood PrIce Llewellyn F., St. Margaret's Collins Phillip G. Bishop W. B.

Beckenham Road. Right Side.

E'~o:n Hig~ Street to Kent House Road. 2 Christopher 1\1rs., Laindon

4 Hildebrand Mrs.,Tregarou 6 Gregory Walter, Glenhurst 8 Wilson James, Innishail

10 Stephens Mrs., Prestinari 12 South Montagu, Eversle)' ....••..... hej·e is Hayne j·oad .

Becken1lam Pllblic Batlt.~-HenryR. Austin, superintendent •

Beclwnham Technical Iustitllf(>

Charles T.F.Watts,B.sc.,principal Frost H., jobmaster HorsmanThos. ,ClockHouseN ursery

14 Gibson .Miss • ] 6 .Baldwin Miss ] 8 )Ianger Charles Ernest, ragi~trar

of births & deaths, Berkenham sub. district . & relieving officer, Bromley union

Ciock House Railway StatiJn (S.E.R.J hej'e is {uotpatlt to Kings HaUro HI •.••..... here is Chaffinch 1'oad . 28 Thayer's FarmDairy -Edwin Pook,

manager 32 Hatfield Herbert Arthur 36 Button Charles Henry 38 Lawrence Arthur Richard 40 Riley Jim 42 Elms Arthur 44 Semark James 46 Sherwood Austin, plumber 48 Morgan Henry 50 Turnbull Charles ...... /lel'e is Tha.1Jel"s Farm j'oad . 52 Gray Charles, baker 54: Sherlock's Cash Stores 56 Cameron Alfred Edwd .. tobacconist 58 Davies William Clark . 60 Braybon Mrs. 62 ·Green Frederick William, builder

and contractor VICTORIA BUILDINGS.

11 Beckford Joshua, confectioner 10 Staines Henry, bootmaker

9 Dekoninck Pierre J. T., tobacconist 7 Jones Oscar & Co., ironulongers7 lYational Telephone Do. Limited . (public call office) .

6 Heaysman Brothers, butchers 5 & 4: Hoy Walter, draper

66 Sizer's Stores

Howard's Coffees are Roasted Fresh Daily on the Premises.

BEpKENHAM ST~~wr DIRECTORY.

68 H()ldsworthJohn,~ statio~er, Kent House Post O.ffice

70 Pain Charles Fredk., chemist ....... here is Harnmead road .

72 Clarke" illiam, La Faloise 74: Marriott Fred, solicitor & com

missioner for oaths, Maisonette 76 Syme James, Strathearn cottage 78 Duncan William, Clunie cottage 80 Pillin Septimus John, Lily villa 82 Waring Albert Wynne, surgeon-

dentist, Shirley villa 84: Wheeler William 86 Roper Edwin, J.L.D., F.R.G.S.,

M.ll.C.S.LOND., physician and surgeon, Oatlands

92 Lobley Frederick Albert 94 Church Miss, Atp,lla 96 McLatchie Robert, Scaur Vale 98 Gedre Huward Banfield 100 Diion Henry, Woodville 102 Stembridge Samuel Eastman,

Home cottage " .. 104 Richards William, Chirton 106 Tillyard Mrs., Coningsby 108 Gifford Miss, Camber villa •........ here is Plaws/ield l'ol1d ..••.• 110 Hew lett James Edgar, M. E., C.M.,

physicidn &. surgeon 112 Chapman Vaughan G.,LoddingtoIi 114 GarwooJ William Henry, Glencoe 116 Barnett Charles, Carrolton 118 EdmondsWalterThos.,Rippington 120 Bentley George, Blenheim 122 Anderson Capt. Frederick, R.N.R;,

St. Hilda's 124: Butler Arthur G., ph.D., The Lilies

Cross and Retum. Challis Thomas, florist, Kent

House nursery 309 Clarke Frank Stanley 307 Butler Miss 305 All 8aints'Sist{}l's'lJfissiunHo1lse 303 Flaxman Mrs. . 301 Alexander Frederick Robert 299 & 297 Hartington House School-

Mrs. Ardley, principal 295 Watts Charles Thomas F., B.SC. 293 Santer Mrs. 291 Le Petit MissAnnette,high school

for g-irls 28!) Lambert 1\frs.

287 Huggins William Alfred,dairyman .••... here is Ravenscroft rvad ....•• .285' Olby .Augustus, Victoria villa 283 Gibson Mrs., Rosherville 279 Dean Arthur 277 English Mrs. 275 Porter Bertie George, Gwynfa 273 Cleghorn James 271 Rippengal Mrs., Wanstead 269 Temple-Gould E. 267 Buchanan William 265 Bennett John Arthur, coal mer.,

Warwick house Fi1'e Alann

..•..•..• here is Birkbeck road .....•..• 263 Burland ThomasHenry,grocer,&c. 261 Wright Henry, butcher 259 Stocker Benjamin, dairy 257 Rennie William & Son, fruiterers 255 AlexanderAmos,wine& spirit mer 253 Garland Sidney, household stores 251 Cunnington Alfred, hairul'essnr 2:1:9 Steed W ll1ter John, bookseller 24:7 Jones S.R. & Co.,boot manufactrs 2-15 Swaab Frederick, confectioner 243Jobbins E. Thomus, baker & confr. .....•... here is Jlackenzie l'oa,d .....•... 241 LondonOity and llIidlandBank

Limited; FrankFletcher,mangr 239 Bewley Herbert, photographer 237 Edmed Albert, outfitter 235 Warrell Frederick, butcher. . 233 Greig David, provision merchunt 231 Selleck Arthur, draper 229 Stephens E. &. Co., domestic

machinery 227 N eldrett· Ernest, oilman 223' Cobb Samuel, corn & flour mer 221 Popjoy E. & W., florists 221 Banks & Drayner, cycle engineers .........• lwre 'is Blandford I'd .

.219,O~sley Fredericlr Simmons, dairy217 Steele Mrs. Sarah, confectioner 215 Drak.e L2onard, milliner 213 Carter & Co., fishmongers 211 Lavey Walter, oil and cOlOl'mall 209 Drake Leonard, draper 207 Morris John, butcher ........ here is Arthur l·oad. . .

205 Prince Arthll1·Hotel,Chs.Tolhurst 203 Rust Philip, tailor 201 Causebrook Miss, fruiterer

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Canadian Hams

346 BECKENHAl\I STREET DIRECTOH.Y.

199 Thompsett William,dining rooms 197 Fitch Edwin, grocer 195 CharlcllAlfred, baker &confectionr. 193 Hutchinson Wilkinson, hairdressr. 191 Phillips ~Irs. SarahAnn,news agt. 189 Maxwell :\fiss l\fatilda, dress rna. 189 Dale Edward,\\atchmaker & china

& glass dea.ler 187 Brace Thomas, draper 185 Becktnham Furniture & Auction

Mart 183 Newcombe A. Martin, auctioneer

& estate agent 183 Clarksun Henry W., solicitor ••••.•..•... here lS Sydney l·oad ..........•• Austin Miss, Sidney lodge Clock House Station. Traiton Mathew

Reynolds, station-master Pillar Letter Box ....•. lure is Clock House road .••...... here ts Queen's road ..••••.. 47 Paniologus Mrs., Keston 45 Bostock B. F. S., Langdale 43 Harris Qapt. Ernest Charles 41 Lyle Thomas 39 Jacks Thomas, Boscombe 87 Westman Ernest .B., Dannemora 31 Cranstoun Mrs., Nethercotte

Elm Road Bap. ht Church ..••........ here is Elm l'oaa •.•••••••.•.

27 Clarkson Henry 'Villiam, solicitor, Knutsford

25 Wilkinson Thos. J as., Grove lodge 23 Puckert Heinrich, Carltonville

............ hel·e is Hayne road ..... : .....• 21 Craig, Hopt: Murray & Bolus,

physician<; & surgeons 21 Bolus Harry Boulcott, )1.B., B.C.

canrab., M.R.C.S., L.R.c.p.Lond.,Hf.ddon

19 Voss Hermann, Holstein house 17 Berk Robert, Crefeld 15 Johns Richard, Wardendale 13 Watson Mrs., Airlie 9 Attenborough In. Arthur, Firbark ;) .Richard Mrs., Lurgan 3 Barton ~ Whelpton, physicians &

surgeons, Gonville house

3 Whelpton Edward Smith, M.R.C.S. Eng., L.R.c.p.Lond., Gonville.ho.

Belmont Road. From 170 Croydon road.

Left Side. 1 Weaver George H. 3 Barber Charlie J'ames 5 Davey Frank 7 Tillett Harrv James

11 Hills Arthur F. 13 Piper Arthur 17 Gilliam William 19 ~ eale W illJam 21 Fitter Mrs. E. 23 Ddvies Robert Percy 25 Woolacott Horace John 27 Elson Thomas 29 Stanhope William F. il3 Valler Harrv William 35 Craig Edwa~d 37 Glass William Robert 39 Sanders Amos 41 Nash Samuel Godfrev 43 Deakin Mrs. • 45 Grimsey Herbert 47 Blandford Henry Benjamin 49 Lawler Thomas A. 51 Willmutt Stanlev John 53 Brazier Herbert 55 Sherwood George Buckley 57 ('att Alfred Charles

Right Side. 2~ Compton Albert 26 Eilers JO:ieph F. 30 :\Iills John 36 Blacknell Leonard Lewis 38 Penfold Ernest 40 Kirk Arthur Edward 42 Shurt Cyril A. 44 N eish George C. 46 Horsman Henry 48 Parker Ernest Samuel 50 Rabson R. Morns 52 Ste,'art Mrs. 54 Nicholls Sidney 56 Stanhope Henry 58 Tuckwell Lieut. Charles, R.N. 60 Umbers Ernest W. 64 Knight Edward William

BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 347

Bevington Road. From Bromley road.

East Side. lte1'e is J.l1allor road

1 Colonius Max, Westfield )3 Sandford Arthur 5 Anderson Mrs. 7 Ritchie Miss 9 Soyer William A., F.R,e.O.

11 Moseley Lichfield Henry 13 Coleby J. Exton

Wed Side. James Mrs. Mary, florist

2 Hills Bruce 4 Browning Mrs., Tankerton 6 Carey Mr,;., "Vincanton 8 Pownall George Douglas

10 Barrass Samuel 12 Bradford Edward B. 14 Pryor Sydney 16 Lampitt H. O. 18 Kick George John

Birkbeck Road. Left Side-from Deckenhl1lU RO!Ld.

5 Nicholls William 7 Doughty Arthur Henry, bootmaker 9 folly Hemy, turncock

11 French Matthew Henry 13 Kent .\lfred 15 Morse Thomas, Steyne 17 Ball Francis, Rene 27 Mason Mrs. Rachael, laundry,

West bury house ~9 Hurren Samuel, 'Valton villa 31 Snelling Henry Colby 33 Short Henry, The Briars 35 Castleton Mrs. 37 Harber George 3!.l Reed Mrs., Gilston cottage 39 Reed & Co., coal merchants 41 Drage James Wm., Adelphi cottage 43 Eastop William 45 Doughty Henry William 47 Nixon John. decorator 55 Elliff Charles 5!.l Hills Archibald 59 Reynolds & Williams (Misses),

costumiers 63 Cullum William

G5 Hobbs William 67 Russell Alfred 69 Hill Alfred J. 71 King Thomas 73 Ingram William 75 Bridges Arthur James 77 Marsh Harry, la undry 79 Allen Arthur Joshua 83 Bassett Mrs., Birkbeck house 85 Button Richard 8~) Minnifie Frederick George 91 Peacock John W. 93 Harber Harry 97 Eckett Richard, laundry 99 Luff Charles, plumber 101 Bowdell Ernest lOlA Williams Thomas •......... here is Avenue ?'('ud

103 Corn well Job 105 Powell William 107 Mackie Miss 109 Sinclair William III Knight Henry Bertram 113 Harding Francis Charles 1Vi Sammons George J. 117 Dawes Ed ward, plumber 119 Ham·George 121 Quinton Wilfred

'123 Warrilow Walter J. 125 Beadle George 127 'Varrilow Marcus 129 Dicks George Henry 131 Woods John 13B Grimes Henry J oLn 135 Sale Herbert 139 Long Mrs, 141 Glover Henry George 143 Cockburn Mrs. 145 Longshaw Edward Macauly147 Harber Horatio Austin, decorator 149 Smith Albert 151 Morse Arthur W" Myrtle villa 153 Eely William 155 Daykes ~liss 157 Medcalf Percy 159 Verini Mrs. 163 Deyerell Herbert Henry 163AStaines Samuel George 165 McKone W. H. & Co. h~etncal

engineers 1G7 Roberts George 169 Jackson Herbert John

Howard's Stores, Limited. for all kinds of Fancy Cheese.

17l Ruth John 173 Swaab Philip 175 Barker Harry 179 Pooley Harry Alfred 183 Fraser Henrv 185 Browning Thomas 139 Wiseman Frederick William 191 Hayes Daniel Joseph 193 Austin George, 195 Wyllie Hy .. Indry., Inverhope cot 207 Taylor Josiah P., Oleander villa 213 Booker Eustace 215 Ironside Thnmas. Almeria villa ......... here is Pelham 7'oad ..•.•.••• 2 L 7 Billett Richard 219 Mace Mrs. 221 Reed William Henry 221 Reed Mrs. Grace, dress maker 223 Showell Thomas Edward 225 MacAdam Alfred Chas. Ed ward 231 West George William 233 Rivers Edwin L. 235 Fuller George 237 Bell Charles 259 Agate Benjamin

Candy Thos., monumental mason

Right Side-from Beekenham Road. 2 Smith Mrs. 2 Elliman Jacob, builder (works) 4 Easter Frederick Joseph 6 Brand Harry William, teacher of

the violin 8 Brush Daniel

10 Page William 12 Horlock Francis H: Bown Mrs. 16 Belbin Edward .John, decorator 18 Hill Benjamin 20 Buchanan Mi3s 22 Win yard Richard Charles 24 Douglas John Roger 2,i Heward John 28 Hudson .T ohn 30 Willson Christopher 32 Willsoll Chnstopher, jun. 34: Dayi~on Robert William 36 Horlock George Watson 40 Towers Tholllas 42 Perry WaItl'1 44 Overal Edmund Horace 48 Brotherhood Henry

50 Robins Joseph 52 Thatcher Hy. James, boot repairer 54 Wardley Thomas C. I>6 Potten Mrs. 62 BoutIe Charles Fredk., Oakfield 64 Kirk Richard, Amity 78 Blunston Herbert 80 Smith Charles 82 KaramelIi Henry 84 Simmonds FrancisEa wd. ,deco ;'a Ior 90 Tucker Henrv 102 Langran Frederick 104 Keen A. W. 106 Overal Edmund John •.•...... here is Avenue Road ....•...

Williams Robert, wine & spirit mer 116 Skinner George

St. llJichaelg..All.Angels' ParochialRoom

ALBION VILLAS. 1 Hugh Francis 2 Newman Mrs.

142 Oakley William 144 Hill Thomas 146 Daniells Rev. John [Baptist] 162 Winhall Walter 164: Fox Jamet; William 166 Gully Harold Edward Grew 168 Kieser William 170 Mornement Edward 172 Druitt George 178 Harman George, landscape gar

dener. Hope villa ISO Hatfield Charles William, Faith 10 ......... here is Pelham Road lS-l A~allJs Ernest 186 Cox Herbert 188 Holcombe Henry 192 Reardon Thomas William 194 Eve Francis 198 Glover Alfred 200 Smith Ernest 204 Wilkinson William 206 Harding Wilfred J. 208 Bennett Bertram Walter 212 Bond Alfred James 214 Eel)" Frank L., plumber 216 Hoare William 218 Trueman Alfred 220 Masterman William,Cleveland viI. 222 Fox Charles J. F.

Howard's Special Blend Old Scotch (H.S.B.) Whiskey, 3{6 bott.

BECKEN HAM STREET DIRECTORY. i:l4:9

224 Jacqmain :Mrs., laundry 228 & 230 Fox :Mrs. Ellen, Beckenham

steam laundry 23(j Fletcher Geor~e John, tailor, St.

John's cottage

Blakeney Avenue. Left Sille.

1 Collister John. Aspen cottage 3 Jones Hugh, Pine cottage

•••...... hel'e is Jlfonivt:a I'oad .•••••.•• 5 Skinner Geo., huilder, Leohard villa 7 Coney Edward Geo., Luton villa 9 Parks George, Horrall

11 Rushen William Naunton 13 Hoare f;3amuel Charles, Glen-Lynn

Cross and Retut'n. 18 Newberry Ernest 16 Baker John, Folkestone 14 Fildes William Arthur 12 Swan Frederick, The Crescent 10 Rushen Edward James

8 Barnett William 6 King Frederick James, Ryde 4 Tate Edward, Acacia villa 2 JacksonRobt.Edwd.,Littlehampton

Skinner Geo., builder & decorator (workshops)

lVall Letter B(lw

Blakeney Road. Left Side-from Rectory Road.

lVall Letter Bow Howard Henry. Maitlands ••......... here is Hayne Road: .......•... 3 Randall William & Ellen, florists &

nurserymen 5 Shepherd William 7 Ashdown J ahn

15 Jagged George 17 Giles William Charles 19 Williams Alfred 21 Cashell Alfred Ernest 23 Watson Henry

here is footpath to Kings Halll'oad ••.... ... here is Bridge road

Right Side. 2 Scott Alfred, The Firs 4 Willia.ms Fredk. Hy., Northcote

6 Mallett HenryStanley,Sylvanhurst 10 Lewis Alfred, Ecclesbourne 12 McConachie Duncan, Carradale viI 14 Anderson Charle., Waltham 16 Nash Frederick. Heathfield 18 Smyth Edwin, St. t.l.ilda's 20 Obee William, W est~ate villa .••.••... hero is Bla,keney a'Con .....••• 22 Syme and Duncan, builders (work •.

shops)24 Middleton Charles, Ty-L ,\"eh 26 Harms Joseph, Cromer 28 'freleaven Norman, Lyunesse 30 Mayhew JamesI.onghurst. Shirley 32 Summers Edgar, Ingolcbhy 34 Parsons Joseph 36 Ray Sydney H. 35 Jolley John, Coniston

Blandford Avenue. From .dl,thur road.

Lpft S:de. 1 Wells Charles 2 Jeffrey William 3 Glen James 4: Crane Johu 5 Payne Harry 6 Robbins Frederick Willia:n 7 Brian Bernard 8 Charman George 9 Brooks Henry William

10 Pox ton Thomas 11 Brown James 12 Richardson Henr~" Herbert 13 Channan John 15 Carne Henry W . 16 Penn Francis 17 Martin John 18 Clark Thomas 19 Phillips Charles H. 20 Maltby William F'rederick

Cross and Retul'il.

21 Richardson Thomas 22 Budd Arthur John 24 Stewart George 25 Humphrey John Thomas 26 Bltiley Richard 27 Bishop William Thomas 28 Baring James Oscar 29 Wicks Edward William 30 Underwood Walter

Howard's Stores, Lim., for all leading brands of ChaUlpagnes.

350 BEOKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

31 Preston Luther 32 Pickett Joseph 33 Pickett Hayward John 34 Shepherd Philip 35 White Samuel 36 Bauer George 38 Richards Ernest Harry 39 Garner Samuel 40 Adams George

Blandford Road. I"I'm1/, Beekenlu£1l/, J'oad.

Right Side. 2 Barber G~orge A., confectioner 4 MflrtonEdmond, watchmaker 6 Woodgate John, l:-ootmaker 6 Gifford Mrs., nurse 8 Walkinlrton A. Thomas

10 Manger-Frank W., tailor ·12 Boaru; Patrick 16 Clark William James 18 .Shippey Joseph 20 Sheppard William Theodore 22 Dymond Hermon Robert 24 Goodwin Herbert 26 Maxwell Frederick John 28 Seale Frank 30 Johns(\n Frederick Chas., Rauceby 32 Spelman FrederickWilIiam,Fernlea 36 Ball Henry William 38 Darley William Henry 40 Mundy Edward 44 Wraight William 46 Jones Henry, Pylades 48 Roots Herbert 50 Petchey William James 52 Curcher James, Oakdene 54 LO\elock Wm. George, Lynton 56 Lawrence Thomas, Hillside 58 Hacker Mrs. 60 Keen John 62 Burgess George 80 Saw Joseph William 82 Wickham Frank 84 Oakes Harry Stephen 86 Hardwick Henrv 88 Luce Charles . ~o Wakelin Alfred .John 94 Gillespie Edward 96 Jones George 98 Harding Robel t J ilmes 100. Crush William George

104 Garman Jonathan 106 Blackburn Alfred Mode .. 110 Smythe George . 112 Ivies Harold' 116 Knight William 118 Johnson Thomas 120 Clifford Charles P. 122 Jennings Thomas 128 MlIr~h Edward 130 Stewart Edward Henry 132 Giblin Mrs. Louise. wood dealer 134 Phillips Williall~ Henry 136 Popjoy William 140 Cross Herbert, May villa

JValt Letter Boa: 168 Weston.J ames 170 Smith George 174 Coward Arthur 176 German Charles 178 Spenceley Harry 180 Board li:dwin 182 Cooper John Endell 192 Jones Henry Thomas 196 Minter Frank 200 Langley Sidney 202 Goldsmith Oliver 208 Williams Erwin 2J.! Ede Fraucis Henry 216 Goodenough William Robert 224 Wright William 228 Stevens Mrs. 230 Herd 'William George 232 Liptrat William 240 Wp,lls Edward 248 Swan Mrs. 252 Jury. William 254 Walford Jacob 'William 256 Semark William 258 Lee Sydney 260 Simmons Richard 262 Howlett James 264 Curtis Herbelt 266 Rabbitts James WillIam 268 Broadis Mrs. 270 Riley Albert 272 Allcroft Peter 284 Neal Isaac 288 Quickenden Frederick

. 292 Davey William 294 Monds Walter Edward 296 Williams Arthur 298 Hewitt Charles

'.fry Howard's Special Blend Indian and Ceylon Tea at 1/10.

BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY R51

30:1. Pratt William I-.dward 30! Cru\vys George Herbert

·30H Hammond Arthur William 308 :Bettam William Ed ward 312 Peckham Charles 314 Dennis Frank 316 Duff Joseph 318 Sayers John 320 Upton Mrs. 322 Saunders George 326 West Francis 328 Buckle Charles 330 Bird William 332 Hardinge Harry 334 Bye William 336 Bye Frederick 340 Sparkes Edward H. 342 Rose Fre.1 eriCl{ 344 Knight Henry 346 Blackley Herbert Ed ward 348 & 350 Veale F. W. 352 Saunders George 354 Larkin William Henry 356 Bond Albert William 358 Peoples Albert Edward 360 Stevens Walter 362 Measures Alfred 364 Pitt Harry 366 Ross Egbert 368 Giles Henry 370 Swain Thomas 372 Wade Geor~e Edward 374 Collis Harry 376 Tapp Arthur George 378 Fowler William James 380 Ratcliff Frederick 382 Pearce Ed wllrd 384 Britton Charles William 386 Noble William 388 Brownjohn Burton ~98 Castle Edward 400 Hobbs Henry 402 Williams Herbert Ernest 404 Williams Thomas 406 Beckett Horatio J. 408 Snowdon Douglas J. 424 Bibby William Geo., I.yndhurst 430 Douglas James John 432 Loyegrove Wallis Sheffield,

Keighley 434 Cook Samuel Robert 4313 Ades Charles, lana

438 Taylor Mrs. 442 Carr John, Ferns 44-4 Cvllier Miss, Effra 41'i~ Marks G"orge, Apsley

Cross and RetUl'n.

Left Side.

359 Hurley Edward,OakL.lllds 357 Grevatt Albert Grant 355 Lodgp. Arthur 353 Oyston William Alfred, Roslyn 351 Chapman Alfred 349 Harris Ernest 347 Davis Mrs. 341 Bell John 339 Waller John 335 Gardner Pelcy, SundIidge 333 Lucas Robert G., Redcar 319 Smith Alfred H. 317 Freeman William 309 Hickey Ernest Albert, Graveney 225 Hazelton James 223 Bryant Daniel Charles 221 Williams William John 219 Heather Albert 21'1 Drabwell Arthur 215 J ones Walter George 213 Pike William Norrish 211 Weeks George 209 Card George 207 Hall Thomas 205 Ke'.Jn George 203 Siggs Alfred 201 B/hworth John Charles 199 Moss John 197 Tidy William 195 Port Thomas 193 Smith Arthur 191 Bennett Charles Henry 189 Bunting Charles 187 Emms Edwin Charles 185 Short. Edward 18R Rawles Albert 161 Smith Tom 157 Childs Arthur 155 Mitchell George 153 8tnbbings David 151 Hammond Frederiek George 149 Chandler Francis Henrv 147 lies William James • 141 Lake Frederick

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Poultry and Game.

35'2 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY,

139 SmitlJ Alfred 1R 1 Matthews Mrs. 12!:l Hinks Samuel 127 Copping Josiah, insurance agent 123 Longhurst James l:H Gyett Ernest 115 Larcher George John 111 Laught John 109 Ellison Leonard 93 Foster Henry James 89 Ward Thomas Hardy 85 Garlick Frederick 83 Andrews Thomas Edmond 79 Feldmar Louis 79 Feldmar Mrs, R., dressmaker 77 Willbv vVilliam Tintem 75 Town' Joseph, Grassmere 73 Ballard George Francis. W'lldron 7I Rastrick Charles Davies, The Nook 65 Weller Stephen -57 Foreman Harry 57 Gladwin John 55 Killick William 53 Howell William John 51 Hu)"ward Robert -49 Braby Robert 45 White J'Jh:~ 45 Drane vVilliam J olm 43 Woolridge James 43 Early William 41 Sears George 41 f;pearing Jame .• 39 Slater vVilliam, picture frame mao 37 Green Joseph 37 White Mrs. 35 Moore Arthur 33 Lydden Horace 33 Fuller 1Villiam 27 Koch Mrs. E., Truro 23 Sheffield Reubl))l, Milton 21 £edgrille C. F., Hilders 17 Cameron William. Fairview

7 Kaye George ' 5 Parker Edward 8 Smith John 1 Scutcher Frederick

4 Worlledge Mrs., Mentone 6 Greenwood Frederick, Rotha)' 8 Prankerd Rev. John

10 Adams Arthur Lewis, Greenlauds

South Side, 1 Luff Henry James, Grangew()od 3 Jones Mrs., Beechavon 5 Whyte David, Summerfield 7 vVhitrnore Mrs., Pen bryn

Brackley Road, Left Side-from Southeud Road,

Hill Rev, H. Ernest, ~I.A." The Abbey School

3 Hill Rev. H.Ernest, l\1.A.,Rugby ho 5 Hankin Miss, Ardmore 7 Chappell John, South lodge 9 Mathew Michael

11 Mossman Thomas, StoneydolVll 17 Gosling Miss, Chev,ereUs 21 Bridgman' Benjamin, Chesleigh 23 Bartleet William Gibbs, Kirkdale .•... , .•.. .Ilel'e is Lawn Road .

St, P,lUI'S Church ..• hel'e is Copers Cope road ., ....

Cross and Retll1'll,

28 Carstairs John Coupal', Mayfield 10. 26 Marshall ThomasEdwd.,Lindumlo 24 Baxter John Henry, Cheynehurst 22 Hills )irs., Rlisetta 20 Kingdon William Fredk., BeIgrano 18 Hilder Edward, Hestercombe 16 Baker James, Sherbrook 14 Kitchin Jeseph, Ingleneuk 10 Jennings Cecil Frederick Joseph,

solicitor&commissioner for oaths, Brackley house

8 Atkinson Chas. Edward, Algoa 10. 6 EdwardsHarryWvodward,Stapleton 4 Tanner Henry, Rothbury 2 Rhodes Hugh William, Oakdene

... here is lV01'sle.1JBn'dge l'oa{[ •••

Bridge Road. From 43 Gopers Gope road.

Bromley Road. Border Crescent. Fr01J1, High street to Shortlands.

From Crystal Palace Park Road to North Side. -Sydenham Avenue. St. George's Parish Clmrcl1

Pes tal Add~_g,~th~rd~~nham,S.E. Beekenlla1Jl AlmsllOllse.~ 2 J:~ii..ightGeorge Edward, Border 10. .. .. , Ilere is St. George's l'oad .

Howard's Stores,. Limited, for Homp.-made Sausages.

BECK~HAM STREET DIRECTORY. 353

Bromley Road Provided Schools, George Palmer Ollett, head master

Wall Lctte1' Bo:r. ........... here is The Knoll .

......... here is Westgate road . Fi1'e Ala1'/n

9 Copeland H. & Son, builders 11 Rippengal J. A. & Sons, fruiterers 13 Ayling Edwin & Son, bootmakers 13illay E. & Co., dyers and cleaners

Thornton Tom William, stationer 15 Deacon and Co., chemists

National Telephone Co. Lim. (public call office)

17 White James Edward, grocer

Old lJeckenham Mission House 19 Old Beckenham Coffee Rooms,

Mrs. Henfrey, manageress 21 Surman John, florist, Victoria

nursery 21 Wright WIlliam ?7 Young Thomas Frederick 29 Dyas James Edmund 31 Woodbridge Miss 33 Seels Mrs. 35 Todd-Naylor Mrs., Lindores 37 Barton Mrs. E. M., Cambridge ho. 39 Reidy Richard James, Elmslea 41 Stephenson George, The Grange

Albemarle Lawn Tennis Cl1tb H. H. Gregory & A. H. Way, hon. sees.

Lowe Jas. Stanley,J.r.,Beckenhamhall

Lowe Mrs. J. S., ladies' school, Beckenham hall

45 Grant Cardross, Bruntsfield 45 Beckenham Prot'ident Dispt:n

sa1·.1I.-Cardross Grant, han. sec. 47 Munro John Edward, Oak Lawn 49 Way Ebenezer, Ravenswood

Fire Alarm ...... here is Downs Bridge mad .

For continuation see Shortlands. South Side.

Urball Dist1'ict Council Offices.Frederick Stevens, clerk & clerk to the Education Committee

Manger Charles Ernest, registrar of births & deaths for Beckenhum sub-district & relieving officer, Bromley union

Manger Herbert Edward, collector &:: assistant overseer & deputy registrar of births & deaths

Thornley William F., C.S.I., sanitary inspector

Carpenter George A., l\1.D.Lond., medir.al officer of health

Angell John A., A.M.I.C.E., engineer . & surveyor to the urban district

council Beek~nlla1ll Public Hall Thorn10n Tom vVm., genl. agency Pike William Russell, collector of

King's taxes Pearce Arthur, solicitor Public Hall Co.Dimited-T. W.

Thornton, sec. & manager11w Glllb-WaIt.Gregory, hon.sec. Beckenltarn U1'ban District Cmtn

cil yard F 'ire Engine Station- WaItr.Davis,

superintendent 8 Padbury William Richard, coach

builder 10 {. Kick George John, builder

Bailey T., fruiterer .12 Fox 1\Irs. E., fancy repository 14 Ebben and Son, bakers 16 Chalk Vernon B., butcher

JVe:;leyan Church .. here is Bevington l'oad .

18 Stevenson Mrs., Saville lodge 20 Maynard Arthur Chas., St. John's 28 Aste :Frederic William 30 Manning Miss 32 Bull J ameR 34 Chavusse Mrs., Pinellas 36 Triggs Captain Walter 38 Brampton John, Meadow bank 40 f Hoc~in Misses, Zennor

{LaVle Mrs. 42 Price Ed\vard Herbert,Ohescombe 44 Pratt William 46 Cordes Miss, Corner house .. here is lJfanl/l·1·oad . ......... here is JVickham l·oad . 48 Hall George Jallles, F.R.C.O., pro

fessor of music 50 Bowyer Thomas 52 Burbridge William 54: Ralph Philip 56 Long William A.

Howard's Stores, Lim., for Brushes, Combs and Toilet Requisites.

354 BECKENHAM STREET DIREVTORY.

58 Riches Mrs. 60 Cooper Walter, watchmaker, &c. 62 Carpenter & Sun, sign writers 64 Rod well Miss 66 S. Barnabas Pm' ish Room 68 Porter Henry 72 Church E. & Son, undertakers 74: Miller & Palling, confectioners 76 Preston Brothers, decorators 78 Smith Francis, laundry 80 Smith Edward James, draper, &c. 84 Cupit W. W. & Co., fishmongers 86 Edmonds & Co .. butchers

•••...... here is Chancer!} lane . 88 Tilling Thos. Limited, jobmasters 90· Hadden William Jas. Oak Hill 92 Purdue Charles, oilman 94 Overton Brothers, dairymen 96 Peters Walter,baker,& Post Office 98 Jones & Co., stationers

100 CROWN WINE 8L SPIRIT CO. 102 Carr Henry & Wm., corn mers. 104 Longhurst Mis" Annie, school lOG Copeland Tom 108 Higgs John Charles Pritchlrd 110 Purchase Miss,Home of Compassion 112 Craig, Hope :\lurray & Bolus,

physicians & snrgns.~ Wood thorpe 112 Murray Percy Hope, 1II.B., C.1II.,

Woodthorpe .... .. . .. here is Crescent 1'C'ad . 114 Davies Rev. Timothy Eynon

[Congregational], Lynwood 114ACross Fredk. Edmund, Ropley 116 Wood Wm. Nicholson, Elmwood 118 Davies Herbert Foster 120 Simpson Henry John, Brentwood .....• hel'e zs Oakwood A,L'e1we . 122 Odell Herbert, Oakery cottage 1~4 Cree Arthur WalKer, Brodsworth

, 126 Moore John, Oakwood Burge Edwin (lodge of), Oakwood

............ here is Scott's Lane .

Brook Place. Front 47 High street.

1 Brown Robert Frederick, chimney sweeper & boot maker

Brown ::\lr8. Alice, chair caner 2 James :Miss 3 Brown Herbert Ernest

4 Watkins Mrs. 5 Brown William 6 Wilder John Robert 7 White Dan 8 Clarke Mrs.

Graham Thos. & Co., builders' yard

Burnhill Cottages. J!ron/; F'airjieltl1'oad.

2 Knight Alfred 1 Phillips Jas., cab proprietor

Bowman Thos., ChristChurch cot.

Burnhill Road. From Bigh ,~t. to KeZ.~e!l Park rd.

South Side. Cook Walter Charles, beer retailer White J aIm. Carr's cottage

1 Benrlle William 2 Davis Arthur Charles 3 Rippengal Charles Lewis 4 Liptrott Mrs. 5 Grimwood Frederick James 6 Lane James 7 Tostevin James William 8 Watson Thomas Henry 9 {BUdd William

Wall Richard 10 Waite Alfred 11 Downer John Alfred 12 KenUsh Mrs. 13 Hild~r William 14 Brand William 15 Conner Mrs. 16 SUlith Mrs. 17 Russell William 18 Wilson Geo. Daniel, umbrella ma 19 De Maid Abraham 20 Good win John, insurance agent

,21 Cooper Henry 22 Baldock John 23 Weller Robert

Abrahams JOhnWilliam,} Melrose gardener, 2 villas

Rippengal Willie, 1 Andrews James, builder & con

tractor, Elm villa Meadows George, Downs cottage

.Ncyrth Side. . 24 Anderson Harry Charles

Try Howard's Pork Sausages, made on the premises daily.

26 Maltby William "Frederick 27 Anderson Charles ...... here is Stanmore Terrace 29 Hawkins Walter 30 Thompson Lathan 31 Bolton Chas. Wm., carpenter; &c. 32 KingMrs. 33 Sannders Thomas 34 Long Mrs. 35 {Webb Mrs., dressmaker

Webb Arthur Alfred 36 Heard 'William Henry 31 Bradley Frederick 3R Bracklev Charles 39 Manger' Henry 40 { Godfrey Miss S. A.~ llurse

Langridge Robert 41 Laws William James ........ : here is Fail'field 1'oad .••...... 42' Robinson Charles, cab proprietor 43 Willes Robert 4! Tween John E. 45 Hurst George 46 Bowman Arthur 47 Selby James 48 Barker Mrs. E).izh., general shop4l:l Grant Amos 51 Seymour Mrs., dressmaker 52 { Sales William

Sales Misses, dressmakers 53 Woodhams James 54 Springett Hel'bt., veterinary forge,

M.RC.V.S.L.

Burrell Row.-HwH. STREET.

From 111 Hi.qh stint to jl[anol'View. East Side.

1 Henley Owen 3 Dennis Mrs. 5 Elliott Miss Marv 7 Mears Jesse • 9 Mills Mrs.

11 Catt Mrs. 13 Cuthbert Arthur William 17 Moss Charles 19 Sheppard William ......... !i.ere is .11Ianol· View

Cross and Return. JVeJt Side.

2 Dennis James David

4 Applegate Thomas 6 Parker Harry 8 Terry Frederick

10 Pearce Rf)Lert George 12 Palmer William 14 Crawley William Thomas 16 Moss Mrs. 18 Moore George 20 Holland William

Byne Road. Postal Add/'ess S.I/denhe<.m.S.E.

Left 8ide-fromVennar road to 1're-down road.

3 Delmas Louis 5 Newton Frederick, insurance agent 7 Hayes David R., Breithorn 9 Huntlev Thomas William

11 Barnes 'Percy Robert 13 Capstick Percy George 15 Henna John 17 Jackman James 19 Crawford John Stevens 21 Whel!1n Mrs. 23 Flicker Miss 25 Balcombe George 27 Kick Henry John 29 Pook Thomas 31 Kick William 33 Bennett Rev. John R. [Wesleyan] 35 Good Francis Stafford -37 Ball Charles Thomas 39 Darley William 41 Longhurst Capt. Bruce 43 Folkes John Henry 45 Huckin William John Thomas 47 Tate Francis Edward 49 Pugh Henry 51 Worster William Henry, Woronesh 53 Saunders John H. 55 Chibnall Harry Deacon 57 Wilkins Frederick Colvin 59 S~hultze Richard 61 Rooker Philip R. 63 Burgess 'V"illiam, Sandown villa 65 Weiste Diedrich Frantz, Brading 10 67 J osolyne Charles, Kelvington 69 Cramphorn Mrs., Chez Nous 71 Gooch Mrs. E., St. Monica 73 Payton Joseph, Fairhope 77 McPherson Harry 79 Moore Miss, St. Helen's

Howard's Stores, Limited, for English and Foreign Fruits:Fresh Daily.

81 Freeland George Thomas

Remainder of road is in Lewi.~ham Parish.

Gross and Return. 104 Reason Miss 104 Young 1\1rs. 102 Jeffree Mrs. A., nurse 100 Lovell James IOU Simkins Frederick

98 Thompson Arthur 98 Harrisson William George 96 Josling Sidney 96 CJifton George 94 Ellis Alfred 92 Limehouse Frederick 90 Steyermann Leopold 90 Dyne George 88 Pentecost C. 1;6 {Ray Hesmond

Trott Charles 84 J Tyler George Richardson

L Tavlor Ernest Charles 82 Cuff Tom 78 Bettson George 74 Peters Gustav Adolph70 Wawn Capt. William, Odkleigh 68 Walkley John Sanders 66 Nash Charles F. 64: Guttridge William Arthur 62 Beech Henry William 60 Green John S., Oak villa 56 Beadle Charle~ Edwin, paper

hanger, Ivy villa 54 Smithers Mrs., Myrtle villa 52 Pearson William Arthur, Clovelly 50 Shipway Henry M. . 48 Shilling ·Wm. Henry. Byne villa 46 Clayson Charles, Lonsdale 44 Lynn Robert, Llandaff 42 Potter Charles Edward 38 Capes Gerald W. 36 Sutherland George Robert 32 Anderson Charles Walter M.,

Tregarland 80 Richards Charles, Clair ville 28 Sherwood Frederick James 26 Flicker Mrs. 24 Peachey Mrs. 22 Coles Arthur Howard 20 Mill~ William Henry 18 Anuiug Sydney 16 Hansen Jos':!ph

14 Fildew Mrs. 12 Northam John Harris 10 Fisher Thomas 8 Barber Mrs.

-6 Lay Reginald 4 Pearson Mrs. 2 Mortlock Walter, auctioneer

Carlton Terrace. SetJ ElJner.~ End road.

Cator Road.-LENNAhD ROAD. Postal Address-Sydenham, S.E.

From Lennard road to Trewsbury 1·d. Left side.

1 Clifford Frederick, Durnsford 3 Wright Mrs., Ravenfield 5 MacKenzie l\lrs., Glenesk 7 Harper Joseph C., Cawood 9 Wild Gustav, St. Margaret's

11 Tallentire Thomas, Beulah 13 Ridley Arthur Hy., Windermere 15 Allen A. VictJr, Ceres 17 Evans Alfred Henry, Alcorn be 19 Tu~ker Wm. Edward, Hughenden

Pillar Ldter Box 21 Sheppard Chas. Wm., Thorncroft 23 Robins0n George, Strathmore 25 Habben Edwin, Colmer 27 Osborn Mrs., Bruneswald 29 Compton Frederick, Dominique 31 Housden James Bunting, Brooklyn 33 Kimpton Frank, Burwash 35 Hauser Adolph, Craigmore 39 Willes Walter William, Oakbrook 41 Young Miss 43 Ware Thomas A., Fernside 45 Swann Mrs., Chatsworth here is footpath tu 'Lennm'd 1'oad, Newlan is Pa1'k,and Cro!Jdonroad and

.ALexandra Pleasure Grounds. Cross and Return.

Erhardt Carl, Sunbeams ...... I.ere is Wuodbaslwick road ....•• 10 Bull Edmund Watson, St. John's

8 Pavitt O. P. L., Riversdale 6 Garnar James, Falshaw 4 Locatelli Pompeo, Hilda lodge 2 Newling Miss, Tudor lodge

Cavendish Villas. See Bl11lers End road.

Howard's Stores, Lim., for the finest Mysore and Mocha Coffees.

BfWKENHAl\1 STREET DIRECTORY. 357

Cedars Road. Left Side-from Croydon roa.d.

Humm Henry J. 3 Street Mrs. 5 Brewer Frank Foster 7 Drage Mrs. F., Holtet 9 Glanvill Cornelius Ruck

11 Wiskin Mrs., Clovelly 13 Leete Mrs. Warren 15 Martin Lester 17 Payne Mrs. 19 Clemence Mrs. 21 Barnes Mrs. 23 Hall Hammond 25 Burne Owen 27 Heymann Henry 29 Henningham Mrs. 31 Jacob Alfred ~3 St. Olar.~SclwoZ, Misses Weisger

bel', principals 35 Gibbs l\1iss 37 Unwin Charles W. 39 Partridge F. W., A.R.C.)!. 41 Schofield Charles Henry 43 Richardson Ernest George 45 Collins William 49 Cleere Henrv John 51 Brown Arth~r F. J. 53 Kick Edlvin

McKenzie Murdoch, Blair Athol 61 Edwards Herbert K. (;3 Syer Wilfred Harry 65 Edwards Charles 67 Eusbridge Edwin Hunt 69 Newth Robert Boulcott 71 Taylor Frederick

......... here is Queen's road Reed Walter Adams, builder and

contract,or, 'I'resco Thompson Walter George, Homelea

. Cross and Return. ...... here is Queen's l'oad ........•

..•............ here is Elnlroad ...•••..•.••

............ hel·e is Hayne road . 20 Angell Alexander, Ivydene 18 Repton Aubrey G. . 16 Home F. W yville, Blenheim 14 Turle Richard, Vere Lawn 12 Coombs Edward Alfred, Cheniston 10 Short Rev. George, B.A. [Baptist],

Woodfold

8 Stoddart John E., Stowford 6 Landray Joseph Gilbert,Roseneath 4 Ramsay Herbert, Wahgunyah

lVall Lette]' Box 2 Purday Stephen Frank, Coniston

'Chaffinch Road. From Beckenham Road.

Ldt Side. 1 Mason Ed win 3 Campbell Chas.Augustus,Blenheim 5 Weller Henry James, Fairlight 7 Fox George, Elsinore 9 Cording.T ohn

11 Pleass George James 13 Ridgwell Thomas Frederick 15 Watson Henry 17 Causebrook James ] 9 Gould Clayton 2 1 Bray William

.. ..•. here 18 Thayer8 Farm ]'d .••.. 23 Cooper James 25 Howard Daniel 27 Hancock Richard 29 Grt>en Mrs 33 Lewis George William 35 Penn Daniel James, St. Helens 37 Hayes Miss, Brook cottage 39 Frampton John Edward 41 Babidge Edwin, Springfield

.•• •••.•• he]'c i.~Ron:elen ]'oael ••••••••• 43 Honeysett Edgar William, Sheol 47 Oates Matthew Wm.W., The Nest 49 Delaplace Albert 51 Cohen Lewis 53 Brewer Chas. Richard, Oxford villa. 55 Markland Ed win H., Kildare 57 Hutchings John Geo., Stanley vile 59 Dice Jamee, St. Mawes 61 Stubbs Francis ti5 Baker George James 67 Flint Frank, Walden 69 Pugh John Robert 71 Baker John S. 73 Plank George 75 Gittins Richards 77 Painting Mrs. 81 Bromhead Henry Willis 83 Good win Walter 85 Barlow Frederick

358 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECT01U.

87 Cooke Arthur 89 Stubbings John 91 Baillie James 93 Bull Walter 95 Fernee Charles 97 Derrick Miss IOJ Graham John, Idlehours 103 Tucker Edward St. John

Rigltt Side. 22 Thornley William Frederick 24 Cheyney Mrs. 26 Thomas Joseph William 28 Meek William 32 Willis Frederick James

Chancery Lane. PJ'01n Bromley rd. to Wickham 1·d.

West Side. "2 {Tilling Thos., Limited, jobmasters

Appleby George -4 Scruby Frederick James

Preston Brothers, cycle makers 6 Gosling Edward James. bootmaker 8 Stanlake William, greengrocer

10 Moreland'Villiam, grocer12 Dawes Alfred 14 Boakes John William 16 Carter Arthur Henry 18 Mash Lorue 20 Pickard Francis James 22 Edgeworth "William 24 Archer WilEam George 26 Hammond 8h'lrles 30 Wilson William 32 Withers Edward James 34 Rakins Joseph 36 Lockwood Mrs. 38 Ellis Samuel William 40 Marshall Herht>rt Leonard, assist-

an t turncock 40 Cook Mrs. Ann, dressmaker 42 Alleeson Mrs.

East Side. 1 Ottaway James 3 Crush Arthur 5 Mott Chdrles HtlDf\' 7 Pratt Mrs. .

............ /iere is Limes l·oad ..•....... !) Copper Edward, beer retailer

11 Sewell Frank 13 Baskerfield Thomas Harmer

15 Spearen Reuben, grocer 17 Pearce Frank 19 Lickman George Henry21 Williams George, bootmaker 23 Newby George 25 Webb Mrs. 27 Leavens William 29A Rolfe Stephen, upholsterer 29 Wood Frederick 31 Sturgeon Mrs. R. 33 Stutter Henry Althur 35 Watkins Frederick William 37 & 39 Payne William, blacksmith 41 Newitt George 43 Glover Richd. Geo. Percy, cycle rna

Chesterfield terrace. &0 1I1twlmv 1·oad.

Church Road. .Prom. Higlt street to St. George's 1·d.

South Side. 1 Sandercock 'l'homas, upholsterer 2 Evans Arthur, tailor . 3 Dennis John, verger of Parish Church 3 Dutton Rev. Alfred John McMichael,

~q". [curate of Parish Church J 4 H ill William 5 Kingaby Mrs. 6 Galley Joseph 7 Holbrook Mrs. 8 Heath and Pratt, drapers

Clemen t Road. -llECKElS"HArtr. From Arthur road to Eimers End rd.

Clifton Terrace. Spe Pari,<;h lane.

Clock House Road. Right Side-from Beckenuam Road.

Pillar LettC1' Box lABennett J. A. & Co., coal mel's. 1 Lockhart Alfred, coal merchant ? Mylechreest Henry H. 5 Alliughalu William 7 Rickwood Frederick Henry9 Gale Edgar

11 MacBey Sydney 13 Ross Mrs. M. E,

BECKENHAM STHEET DIRECTORY. 359

15 Piper Mrs. 19 Bensted Richard John 21 J Thompson Miss

iCollins Miss 23 Player Henry John, surveyor 25 Geach William S., Cornubia 29 Criswick James 31 Pickering Percy Oswald 33 Lee Charles Russell 35 Blyton Carey 41 Sindall Owen, Wynburg 43 Metherell George 45 I ves James George 4, Malt Henry 49 Bowles Alfred Ed ward 51 Stoares John Richard 55 Straker Charles

Mack Thomas, Rosemont Cross and !leturn.

46 McEwen William 44 Wilby Ernest John 42 How Leonard 40 Knight James Edward 38 Walker GeorgEl 36 Chew Ernest Alfred 34 Simpson Arthur Ernest 32 Macdougall James 30 Adams Francis ...•.•... here is Cedars 1'oad Clock HOU8eHall

Clock House Station. Lockhart Alfred, coal & builders' mer. Bennett J. A. & Co., coal merchants ReynoldsTraitonMath w.,station master

Copers Oope Road. ••eft Side-from Southend Road.

Pillar Letter Box 1 Arnold Charles, Coo'ee 3 Hayward Mrs., Parkhurst 5 Haworth William Hy., The Ferns 7 Boraston John, Amersham house 9 Smith Jas. Wm.,Cumberland house

11 Thirkell Sidney, Heathbourne 13 Watts Henry, Kelham house 15 Dresser Joseph WIll., Philhmore 17 Boyce Mrs., Oak Bank 19 Lovegrove Henry W., Ray Mead 21 Dutton Stanley Walt., Kevington 23 Whittaker Mrs., Fernl~igh

25 Paice Edward, Woodburn Wall Letter Box

27 Lowcock Mrs., Faircroft 29 Basan David, Silverdale 31 Sonksen Ernest, Garsdale 33 Nobes Mrs., The Ar 'ennes 35 Barber JohnFrederick,Upton lodge

. 37 Lillingston MissJ uliana,Elmdon 10. 37 GreenRlade Miss, Elmdon lodge 39 Glover Henry Percy,TheAnchorage 41 MacGregor Alfred In., Sussex 10. •.•..•....•. here is Bridge Road .....•....• 43 Linton Salmon, Childerley 4:5 Colebrook Miss. Grove house 47 Eames Jsph. William, The Myrtles 49 Coward Frederick 51 McOlellan Benjamin, Chinsurah 53 Collins Joseph Edward, Monterey 55 Buist John 57 Carr Reginald, Alcala 59 Bourner Mrs. 61 Anns Albert, Glenlyn63 Young & Butler, physicians & sur

geons 63 Young Thomas ~fcCubbin, M.B.,

F.R.C.S. Edin. here is Park road, and New Beckenham

station l!~re Alarm

65 Reindorp In.Edmond,Mentmore 10. 67 Kerry Alfred James, A"hurst 69 Mabey Spencer James, Ashville 71 Burtt Edwin W., Elvin 77 Francis J ahn Leonard 79 Silby Isaac Frederick, Ulverscroft . 81 Cox John, Maplesden 83 The lJni1lel'sal Battery Co.

Charles H. Elliot, proprietor 85 Bayliss Alfred, Oakhurst 87 Hadley Thomas, Kylemore 89 Dowling William Adams, Grange

Wood New Beckenham, Cricket Club

6)'{)und Lee John J arnei', Cranmere Osmond John, Berwick Risdon Charles James, The Nest Dade Charles, Wentworth Minty Henry Oliver, Aldhunt Ohandler Mrs., Oakdene Elward Alfred, The Haven Ritherdon Mrs., Zinal

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Dessert Dish Papers and Table Decorations.

Dennett Miss, Whitwell Goldsmith Mrs.; Norbury Sutton Frank, Clarehaven Weston Robert Mortimer, St. Erth Pillar Letter Box Hawley Alfred Arthur, Adstock Wright Edmund Higham, Hun

manby Brown Charles Franklin,Tregantle Imray James. Mogador Roe Harrv, Ambleside Tlwee Banks A.tltlt:tic Club

Ground Corfield Reginald, Ardmore Maltb.rChas.Midlam,F.s.I.,Duncliffl: Elson Arthur, Northfield Reid Charles, Kiill!sdown Alborough Harry, Conamur Tolhurst George, Rosslyn

• TaylO!' Reginald Roland, ~he1ford

Cross and Return. Athletic Club Ground

60 Hall J. Robertson, Lezavre 58 Greenwood Charles Ed';'ard, Elim 56 Dawe Ernest Nanscawen, Tdm

worth lodge 56AHammond' Rev. Canon Joseph,

LL.B., B.A. [vicar of St. Paul's] ......... here is Brackley road . 54 Parsons William, The Woodlands 52 Alliston Paul, Thorniecroft 50 Dieseldorff William H. 48 Marshall Arthur Edwd., Waldel'sea , •.......... nere is Park l·oad .

Pillar LcttCJ' Bo;)} 46 Conwa.r Seymour, Inglecl'oft ............ hel:e is Lawn road ....•.... 44 Nash the Misses, St. Leonards 42 Staplefqrd Geo.Downer, Esperanza 40 Colh~s WilJiam Wilsnn, Fairlea 38 Williamson James, Dulvedon 36 Evans Albert, Pembuf,Y lodge 34 May John, Newlands 32 With Mrs. Aagot, Escombe 30 Maltby Hugb, Clarence house 28 Alliston Fredk Pratt,Kamesburgh 26 Swann Frederick, Holmleigh 24 Scoles 'Valter, Broomfield 22 Moses John, Fenton 20 Craig, Hope .Murray & Bolus,

ph.rsicians& surgeons,Brisgow ho.

20 Craig James, M.D., Brisgow house 18 Grain 'William, Lancaster.house 16 Stilwell Misses, Lynwood 14 Mu.rdock William, Clifton ville 12 Hay Major Cameron; High Lea 10 Randell Reginald Maurice Henry,

:Ior.D.Lond.,Goodwood 8 Lewis Joshua Lewis, Twyfordbury 6 Tolhurst John,J.p.,F.s.A.,Glenbrook 4 Borrowman Robert 2 Hind Smith William The Chestnuts

Court Downs Road. From Wickltaln ,·rl.tvKelsf!yPark "d.

Korth Side. Levens William, Iniscorthy

4 Hudson .Leonard Lovel, Godden 2 Doble Herbert, Bedruthan

South Side. Rooker Re,-. John, jun., M.A. [vicar of

Christ Church] Lamp Lettrn' Box Doble Frederick, Musk.egon Place J ohu, Airolo

Courtenay Road-LENNARD ROAD. Postal Address-Peoge, S.E.

Den.rer James, Rose cottage Harrison William, Eltville Yeoman Edward, Penshurst Mann Alfred, Dorasinga Peacock George 1\1., Ferndale Goddard Mrs., Stockwell cottage Haines Mrs., Teviotdaie

Crampton Road . Left Side-Postal Address-Penge, 8.E.

......... here is Parish boundary . 53 Waller.J ames DO Stamford Mrs. 57 Stanford Richard 59 Hill Alfred 61 Gosling Ed ward George 63 Hornsbv Fl'tJderick James 65 Nobes john George 67 Evans Edward 69 Faulkes Mrs. 71 Hill Mrs. 73 Crantz Israel 75 Downing Alfred

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Pickled and Smoked Ox Tongues.

Crescent Road. FJ'om Bromley road to Wiek1tam rd;

NorthSide. 2 Hastings Harold 4 Dashwood Jarrett B. 6 Delano-Osborne Misses 8 Sheridan Richard

10 Wylde Misses . 12 Lord ReginaldSpencer,St.Stephen's 14 Mould :Mrf:., Shandon 16 Lawrence Ernest Fredk., Domus

Burchell Alfred W., Ashfield .....•...... here is Limes road .

South Side. 1 \Varmington Leonartl 3 Nind John RandallThos.,Rosewood 5 Lewis James W" Parknasilla 7 Jeffries Charles David,Rowanwood 9 Baldock Percy George

11 Gilbert John Gilbert ..•...... here is Oak Hill road ..•.....• Lamp Letter Box Beckenham Con.r;regatianal Church

Croydon Road. Left Side-from High Street,

..•..... here are Alma cottages ........• Cooper Robert, ) Best Reuben, (Grove house Ste\'ens James J Webb Hy., Eden park farQl dairy Bocock Arthur Rt., Kelsey park farm Cottage Hospital.-Miss Castford,

matron here is Beekcnham Reel'cation Ground BaxterJ as.Geo. Thos.,keeper, The Lodge .•...•... he I'e is lVhitrJIore 1'oad ..••••..• Eden Park Polo Olub-F.C.Nash,sec Albop Leonard Henry, Polo lodge French J. Hartley, school

Cross and Return, 46 Griffith Edward, fanner, New farm 50 Elliot Chas. Herbert.Kirk Braddon 52 Whittington 'rhos" Bonaker 54 MacDonnell Frederick Theodore 56 Morris George. Pencotry 58 Morris Duncan W., Shel'brooke 60 Todd Frederick, M.R.C.S. Rng.,

L.n.S Eng., Sunnyside 62 Deckers Mrs., Warley

Cross and Return. ......... hel'c is Rai/wa.1f View ..•....• 86 Lyon Daniel Charles 84 Murray George 82 Bumfre)' William 80 Freeman George 78 Baker Mrs.

......... Iw'e is Trinity road 74 Sutch Edwin 72 Cooper Arthur, jobbing gardener 70 Buttle Walter 68 Corn ford John Stephen 66 Gregory Edward 64 Sanders John Henry 62 Fulker Charles . €O Pipet' Thomas 58 Hart Horace Reed, plumber 56 Best Albert 54 Kent Ashwyn 52 Hollingsworth Mark 50 Hill Mrs. E.

... " •... here is Parish boundary .. , ...•

77 Tingley William 79 Lofthouse Mrs. 81 Dickinson Augustine Cooper 83 AlexandO:f George 85ARanger Charles 87 Young Joseph 89 Curtis George Henry 91 Jackman Frank, builder 95 Lee Charles William 97 Talbot John 99 Nevard George

101 Barrell Mark 103 Roberts William 105 Ellinor WillLtm Robert 107 Jacobs Alfred William 10~ Yetton Mrs. 1] 1 Rossiter Stephen Thomas 113 Wyatt John 1]5 Ouzeman Walter James 117 Frost Joseph Edward 119 Goodheart Richard, carpenter 121 Cook Albert Edward 123 Bannister Joseph]25 Webb Frederick 127 Jenkins Jamps 129 Hughes·:Mrs. 131 Budd Alfred Gt'orge

R'ig ld Side . •.•..... here is Belmont Road ........•

170 Baines Mrs., confectioner 170 Crido Co. (The), embrocation

manufactnrers 172 Thompson Samuel Leslie 174 Ambridge Henry George 176 Stanley Hubert John 178 Brown Eustace Valentine 182 Downing Arthur 184 Brown William Thomas 188 Weller William George, solicitor 190 Carrie Peter 192 Johnstone & Co, oilmen ......... here is Ihwoan ?'oad . 194 Legge Alfred, upholsterer 196 Ambridge Fredk. W., plumber 202 Parham Joseph204 Andrews Frederick James .•..••..•... here is Cedal·sroad ..•....•..•• . hei·e i-8 We8tfield road .. , .

Croydon road, EImers End, Oontinuation I!l Croydon ?·oad~Beck.

enlwlII. Right Side-from Upper EImers End

road. St. James' Churcn St. James' Schools, Ellis A. Short,

headmaster Fuller James

22 Lawrence Miss Eliza, laundry 20 Francis Mrs. 18 ~VilliaU/. tlte Fow·th, Edward

William Craddcck 16 Leach Charles 14 Clarke Thomas 12 White Michael 10 Stone Thomas Henry 8 Bennett Alfred 6 Holledge Levitt 4 Levens Joseph 2 Paton Alexander

Hind Mrs. Hannah, wood. broker ..•...... herB i.g El11ler.~ Elld rd ...• , ....

Muirhead & Co. Limited, electrical engineers

64 Daws04 Cecil, Shirley Hyrst 66 Stocker John Watson. solicitor &

commissioner for oaths,Edenhurst 68 Burrage Mrs., St. James lodge70 Gould Alfred King, Holyrood 72 Hayr Alfred, Elmer grange 76 Henderson Robert, The Hermitage78 Palmer Miss, St. Winifreds 80 Limberger Joseph, Rylston 82 Brown John, Newlands 86 Lees Arthur John, W'oodmore 88 Shaw Misses

Wall Lettel' Bo.r 90 Parker Arthur Jas., CastIecarrock !}2 Leefe John Craggs. Lang Mead 94 Hall Charles, Ambleside 96 Herzfeld Gustave, Steglitz 98 Parker Mrs., West Hyde 100 Scully John W. 102 Axford Richard 104 Lichtenbel'g George, M.D. 106 Lohmeyer Albert 108 Terry John

.•...•... hel·eis Acacia road .....•.•• 120 Bird Joseph 122 Gibbings Mrs. 124 Clark Frederick 128 Jones Thomas 130 Flint Mrs. 134 Osborne Henry C. 136 Calt James 138 B\\iley Charles .•..••... her,. is }Ypwtl'ee l'oad . 140 Humphrey Ernest, butcher 142 Stokes Charles &: Son, plumbers 144 Kirkby Mrs. Ellen, tobacconist 146 Holdstock Thomas, confectioner 148 Guymer William, greengrocer 150 Moreland William, grocer and

provision merchant 152 Harris Danl., baker and confectnr. ••..•... here is Gowland placp. ..•.••••.

154 Willis Henrv 156 Burtt Oliver 158 Lea Rev. P. H. [curate in charge,

St. James's Church] 1130 Lohmeyer Edward 162 Hambridge James 164 Lambie William Henry166 Musgrove Alfred Edward Cross and BetU17/..

68 Taylor Frederick, tailor Atkin John Geo.,farmer, Elm farm ; 68 Welford's Surrey Dairies, Limited 5 8tirlinl{ William James

Howard's Stores, Lim., for the finest Fresh Butter: Fresh Daily.

BEUKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

7 Wall George, Post Office, grocer and provision merchant

9 Plumer William A., oIlman 11 Stanton C. A., draper 13 Moyle John Walter, general shop 15 Heard Charles, baker 17 Stevenf\ Henry, dining rooms ......... he"e is Langley 1'oad 19 Keen George 21 Aviss Fredl'rick 23 Hind Mrs. 25 Crowhurst William 27 Cousins Frank 29 Stone James 31 Winter Richard Henry 33 Hickman Henry 35 Wall William 37 Barnard Isaac, jobbing gardener 39 Pocknell Mrs., laundress 41 Tricker Arthur Charles, bootmaker 43 Levens Samuel 45 White Miss 47 Fisher John, butcher 49 Croucher William. greengrocer 51 Gamble Frederick Sydney, grocer ... hel'e is Eden road ........• 53 Langridge George, tobacconist 55 Holyoake William George 57 Truss Thomas 59 Crouch Moses 61 Dyer Charles

Crystal Palace Park Road. Postal Address: Sydenham, S.E. Left side-from Thicket Road.

'" hel'e i.~Orystal Palace entrance .. 3 Sidney-Turner, Galton Scott-

Turner & Michael, surgeons, Trelawne

3 Michael Cyril Eden, M.A.,·M ,B., B.c.,physician & surgn.Trelawne

9 Pullen Harry, Whitethorns Demelle Armand, Mounoustaon

15 Dmney William F., !lI.D.LOnd.• M.R.c.s.Eng., physician and sur~ geou, Heatherbell

17 Smart Mrs., The Briars 19 Smith Charles Aubrev, Parklands 21 Saunders Mrs., The Lindens 23 Taylor Henry Murshall,The Chalet 25 Q~icke John

27 Riiffer Ernest. Ribblesdale ..• here is Cr!Jst~l Palace entrance .. 31ABurtenshaw Stephen, jobmaster 31 Bywater Arthur John, Lowood 33 Orchard Henry Ben, The Vale 35 Ovingt.on Arthur O. 1\1., HeHos 37 Buckell George Teasdale,HoImLea 41 Fox Mrs., The Fronds 43 Spring P., Maisonette 47 Barlee Rev. William. St. David's 51 Riiffer Het'ri, Meniyalli5 McLennan Mrs., St.. Helen's 57 Bennett William, Chessington 59 Smith Oharles Eastlake, Fairbank 61 1m Thurn Fredk. Chas., Ailsa 63 Gait,-kell Edward Forbes, M.R.C.S.,

L. H.C.P., surgeon, Catton 65 Burnett FreJk. Chas., Derwent ho 67 Anderson WilliamCurling,Chaseley 69 Michaelson Max, Glynn 77 Gibhs :Miss, The Cottage

Cross and Return. ............ here is West Hill 60 Bromley Henry 58 Schilling Mrs. 56 Markham Hy. William, Hillside 54 Glass Thomas, Val etta 50 Le Bauld de Nans Col.R:,Lexington 48 Simons Alfred Lovell, Knightwick 46 Ambrose :Fredk.Geo.Palace Mount •.•.•• here is Ghadevill~ Gil"CUS....•• 44 Salter Henrv, Tower lodge 40 Strohmenge~ John, eoniston 38 de Montezuma Mrs , Grey~toke 36 de Hochepied-Larpent Miss,Lindale

PUlar Letter Box 34 Cutbill Walter John, Ormidale 32 Burne Edward, Wilmington 28 Wells Thomas Henry. Colwyn 26 Groves John, Clarence house 24 McEuen Charles Henry,Highwood 22 Knight Mrs. Springfield ......... here is Border Gre.'cent ..•.... 20 Cosens George, W oodleigh 18 Frauks Mrs., Weston Lea ...... here is Sydenham At'enue . 12 De Neufville Richd.,Willoughb~ ho

8 Schmidt Gustave, Southacre 6 Parsons Mrs., :Belvedere

...... here is Lawrie Pw"k road ..... 4 Fletcher Joseph Andrew, Ravens

bourne

Howard's Stores, Limited, for finest English Cheddar.

2 de Back-Begavar Alfd., The Priory Fire Alarm Pilla?' Letter Bo;v

Dorothy Villas. See St. Jo1tn's ?'oad.

Downs Bridge Road.-BECKENHAlIr. From Bromley road to Downs hill.

......... here is Albemarle Road ..•......

Downs Road. From 42 Manor road.

Right Side. 2 Swain Thomas Edward 4: Cadman Arthur 6 Millar Henry 8 Willonghby Joseph

10 Parker John 12 Dimmer John Francis 14 Lawrence William 16 Thomas James 18 Daines William 20 Lott John Henry 22 Allison Harry- A. 24 Colonius Mo;itz

Left Side. 1 Drawbridge Hev·. William Barker,

LL.B. :3 Warmington George 5 Newcombe l\frs. 7 Norris John 9 Bell Edward Lionel

11 Fitch Frederick William 11 Fitch Mrs. K. Llewellyn, L.R.A.M. 13 Chandler Ed ward Da vies 15 Bramsdon Frank Robert 17 Fox Joseph William

Durban. Road. Prom 192 Cro!;aon road.

Left :3ide. 1 Durham William 3 Grubb William 5 Easthope William Arthur 7 Henderson Arthur 9 Archer Thomas George n Simmons Edward,assist.insur.supt.

11 Anderson William 13 Sellens Albert 15 Sinclair James

17 Smith William 19 Baxter Harry Oixon,french polisher 21 Apsley Arthur John 23 Ough Richard 25 Gook George 27 Schrod Clharles J. 29 Knight Henry 31 Papworth Arthur 33 Robinson Arthur 35 Andrews Alfred Henry 39 Hurst Loftus 41 Farrar Frederick W. 45 Ongley Charles 47 Wiltshire Frederick George 49 Walton Maurice 51 Stewart Andrew Arthur c3 .Tohnson Charles 55 Mitchell James 57 Wiggins James 57 Wiggins Miss Ella, dre"smaker 59 Fnller Walter Frederick 61 Elliott Isaac 65 Holloway Mrs. 67 Wood Ernest Alfred 69 Shipman George 71 Haggerty Walter

Right Side. 2 Sales John 4: McKay Obarles 6 Davis Alfred 8 Smith George

10 Morris Allan Midfcrd 12 Wright George 14 Mindenhall Thomas 16 Madden William 18 Dove William 20 Bashford Henry 22 Shrigley John W. 24: Voice John Thomas 26 Holmes Harry 30 Lock Thomas John 32 Stevens George 34 Rodda John 36 Wade George 38 Roberts Thomas William 40 Mastin Augustus Henry 42 Whitbread Alfred Edward 44 Young James 4:6 Andrews George 48 Abrahams Henry 50 Barber George

I 52 Graves Charles

Try Howard's Algerian Claret at 13/- per doz.

BE0KENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 365

54 Carter Alfred 56 Jones James 58 Langford Henry 60 Beck George 64 Beard John James 66 Farrin Charles 68 Preston Edward Stephen 70 HUI1ter Fergus 72 Callow James 74 Wakefield William 78 Tett William Lewis 80 Byfield Thomas Alfred 80 Byfield William Hy., prof.of music

Eden Road.-EL1IERS END. Left Side.

1 Harman Jesse Edward 3 Burtonsha w Thomas 5 Edlin Alfred 7 1Jalton William 9 Hall Basil

11 Foot William 13 Whiteman Arthur 15 Cook Albert 17 Allen Jesse • 19 Halliday John Johnstone 21 Cole Henry 21A.Ollive William 23 Sinnock Frederick 25 Cox Frank John 27 Tapper Thomas 29 George John 31 Stubbersfield Henry 33 Moss William 35 Watson Mrs. 37 Moss Arthur 39 Robinson William U Moss Samuel, jun. 43 Holyoake Frank 45 Potter John 47 Batstone John Samuel 49 Pearce David 51 Culver .Tohn William 53 Kent Alfred 55 Wenman Thomas Henry 57 Pocknell Charles 59 Haines Charles 61 Kent Owen 63 White George 65 Tapper Charles 67 Knight Henry 69 Moss Samuel

Right Side, 2 Day Henry Thomas. 4 Acres Austin 6 Francis William 8 Rose Charles

10 Boorman James 12 Newman Samuel 14 Butcher Mrs. i

16 Tapper WillIam Thomas 20 Russell William 22 Shilling Mrs. 24 Moody William George 26 Millis Alfred 28 Skinner Joseph 30 Bateman William 32 Bnckland Mrs. 34 0011ey Charles 36 Sadler John 38 Wade George Et1ler 40 Tulley Reuben James 42 Elkington Mrs. 44 Ashdown Harry David 48 Baker William Charles 50 Mercer James 52 Sawyer Alfred George 54 Green'rhomas 56 Pocknell George 58 Rose William

Edward Road. See Alexanll1-a {!ottage.~.

Edward Terrace. See Avenue road.

Elm Road. From 2~1Beokenham, road.

Rlgllt SIde. Jv.1ll Letter Box

2 Boot Harry Edmund, Kirkdale 4 Doble Percy Frederick, Brooklyn 6 Stanger Mrs., Clova 8 Perks Miss, Ormonde

10 ·Walker George Powel, Newstead 12 Klintin Ed win 14 Cackett Benjamin, The Briars 16 Duff Mrs. 20 Marlinengo Adolph

Cross and BetUl'n.

21 Ramsey George Charles, Essington 19 Spicer Charles Evan, Cheriton 17 Pamphilon George F., St. Brelades

366 BEUKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

15 Macdonald Mrs., Moray house 13 Reid John, Dunduff 11 Clark :Mrs., Lauriston

9 Metcalfe John C., Inglewood 7 Dives James, Lorraine 5 Reich Olaf, Normanhurst 3 Giimpel Carl Godfrey, Troutbeck 1 Wilkins Josepp Edwin, lII.I.N.A.,

Aberfoyle

EImers End Road.-BEcKENHAM. Right Side-(continued from Penge)

THE PARADE. 6 Notley Charles William, ironmgr. 5 & 4 Smith Herman,draper & outfttr 3 Hurdle John, grocer 2 Owen Richard, dairy

•.•.•...• here is .J.lfarlow road 1 Phillips George, grocer, &. Post

Office 2 Shepherd Charles, confectioner 3 'Williams J. C., oilman 4 Popplewell Richard, bootmaker 5 Dalton Albert. butcher 6 Chalk Charles.baker and confectnr 7 Scott Alfred George, tailor 8 Moat Richard, Franklin house

Willis MrM., type writer copyist, Penlee

11 Johnson Emson, laundry Pye Samuel, Sussex villa Passmore Mrs., laundry

17 Roberts Edwin 21 Porter Ed win George 23 P>lrker Mrs., Agnes villa 2:') Morrison Miss 27 Shepherd Richard 29 Young James 31 :McSweeney Edward 37 Dicks William,nurseryman & florist

Bishop Albert John. monumental mason & sculptor

......... herl'is Witham road . C7'ystal Palace District Celliete7:1J

-George Jackson, secretary & superintendent, Cemetery lodge

EImers End Railway Station.Joseph Lawrence Simmons, station master

Searle Hy. Wm., coal merchant, EImers End station

Cross and Return.

here is Gwydor oad •••..•••• Hammond Eardley, The Hollies Fosbery Arthur, -1 The Laurels

.••..•.•• here is Ancasle7' Road •••••...• Purnell John Lewis, 1 Cavendish villas Jenkinson William. 2 " I,

Art .J.lIe71wrial Co., statuary & monumental masons

....••...•.. here is Ar7'ol road ..••..••••••

.. •...... he7'e is Bla/ldford road ....••... •.....••.. here is Jlackimzie road .

ELMERS END TERRACE.

1 Rowland James, confectioner Candy Thos.E.,monumental mason

......... he7'e is 8i7'kbeck Road .

CARLTON TERRACE •

18 Reading George E., cycle maker 17 Reeves Horace, chemist 16 Smith Brothers, butchers 15 Smith Brothers, fishmongers 12 Silver Nathan, draper 11 Forrest William, watchmaker 10 South London Boot Repairing Co.

-A. Travis, manager 9 Mudge Joseph, hairdr~sser 8 Cartlidge John, oilman

...... h<!7'eis Ravensc7'oft road

SWISS TERRACE.

5 Davies William, oilman •4 Fry William, tailor 3 Dwyer Samuel, confectioner 2 Neale Harry A., provision dealer 1 Chapman Frederick, greengrocer

I Barber Richard W., laundry

EImers End Road (Upper), Left Side-from Croydon Road.

Webb Hy.,dairyman,Eden Park Farm Eden Park Railway Station, S.B. ~ O.

Railway-Jas. Smith, station mastr Cross and Return.

Adamson Malcolm C., Holly lodge

•••.......•• he7·e is footpath to Shirley <t AddiRc/lmbe .....•.....•

Nisin,q Sun, Frederick Lloyd

Howard's Stores, Lim ••for Cut Flowers and 1rot House Plants

EImers End Terrace. See Elmers End road.

East Sidl'. ............ Bnrnhill cottages . Cltl'i.ot Chul'ch ........... lte1'o is Lea "oad ••.•••••••••

Fairfield Road. From High 8t1'uet to Blwnhill 1'oad.

West Side, 2 Smith & Owen, glass merchants 4: Smith Frederick 6 Foster Frederick Charles, carrier 8 Finch William

12 Phillips William, fly proprietor 16 Parks George Amos •••...••• Clwi.sfohll1'ch villas

1 Butler Hampton 2 Kettel John 3 Bowman Mrs. J. 4: Manger George Frederick 5 Lastlett Anthony 6 Shipman Mrs. M. J.

Florence Terrace. See Kimberley road.

Fox Grove .Road. _From 22 801lthEnd 1'd.to Orabb hill.

South Side. 2 Bertram Mrs. H . 4 WhiteJ n.Fotheringham, TheHollies 6 Aste John 8 Collins Mrs.

10 Shemtrd Charles Wm. Fernbank 12 Thirkell Howard, Fairnalie 14 Matthews Geo. Kelly, St. John's 10 16 Greene Arthur Weguelin, solicitor 18 Lovegrove Henry, F.S.I., Eboracum 20 Brand John, Strode house

Wall Lett{!]' Ii ox 22 Jennings Mis::es 24 Ramage Mrs., Westwood lodge 26 Porter Richard Thomas, Raleigh 30 Radley Mrs., Tan-y-Bryn 32 McLean Miss Jessie, B.A., ladies'

school, Eton Hall 36 Cockburn John Stirling 38 Moore Alexander Albert,TheLimes 40 Irvine Mrs., St. Katherine's house

Florence Road . IPl'o1n 80 .drthn1' road.

1 Child John 3 Aylen Charles 5 Holland Thomas 7 Privett Edward, boot repairer 9 Broc kies Samuel

8 McLeod William Philip 8ADove James

10 Wells Herbert Stephen 10AHoffmann Frederick 12AHarman George H. 12 Cousins Thomas 14 Jarvis Arthur 14ANunn Frederick 16 Knell Miss Clara, dressmaker 16AKnell William 18AShort Ed ward Thomas 18 Johnson Alfred 20 Child Edwin 20AWarrilow Jame:: 22AMarshall William 24 Wiseman William 26ARobinson John

~.. '.

Feimingham Road. From 37 JJIarlow l·oad.

Right Side. 2 Snazel Harry 4AHart Mrs. 6AWatts William Charles

30 Austen Mrs., Loyd's cottages 28 Clanfield Harry " 26 RichardsonArth.Hy." 24 White Henry " 22 Baldwin Albert 20 Sinnock John 18 Webb Emanuel 16 Carey Joseph

Wall Letter Bow West Kent Bl·ewery (The), Herbert

Reeves Lamport, manager 14 Lamport Herbt. Reeves,Homehurst 12 Mitchell Mrs., Loyd'!,>cottages 10 Weston Benjamin 8 Elliott George 6 Catt Benjamin4: Hunt Arthur 2 Shayler John "

..here 1·.~footpatlt to Langley Road ..•

36'3 BECKENHAM STREET DIR.ECTORY.

..•...... hel·e is TVestgate l'oad .••..• 44 King A. F., Oakfield 46 Porter Hugh G., Homefield 48 Mackay Lewis G. .1\1.,Whitecfvft 52 Young William, Roddam 54 N alder l!'rancis, Coniston 56 Thomson ..,)\Iaj.-Gen. Henry, C.B.,

Harvington 58 Dendy Robert Arthur, Will scott 60 Hurst Peter, Hadley ............ here is Crabb hill .....•...•

North Side.

..• here is Beckennam Pla~e Park ..• Fire Alarm Beckenham Cn'cket Club Ground

3 Mumford Peter, Foxgro\'e house 5 Baker Alfred J ohn, Westgate

•....... here is TVestgate road . 7 Mather Harley Lawrence, Lunes

dale 9 Harding George R.

11 Faber George H., Kinloch Wall Letter Box

13 Price Edward Allen, Montclair 15 Hewlett John Cooke,Hillside house 17 Lloyd Edward. Ravenhead 19 Aste John, Coneyhill

Gowland Place.-CROYDON ROAD. 1 Smithers James 2 Davis Mrs. 3 Taylor Arthur 4 Srutcher John 5 Brazier Herman Frederick 6 Upton Alfred William 7 Whitehead John 8 Hodges Herbert 9 Burton "\Villialll, chimney sweeper

10 Stanton Frederick William 11 Pri vett George 12 Marshall Henrv 13 Ginn William' 14 Leavens Robert 15 Bond Mrs. 16 Hawkins James 18 Howe Charles 19 Woodford Joseph William 20 Webb Frederick 21 Evetts Walter 22 LonghurEt Henry William 23 Webb William

24 Mears Frank 25 Norton Henry Alfred 26 Robertson Robert 27 Smith Herbert George 28 Gasson Alfred 29 Gilywood Frederick George 30 Stilwell Robert Eli

Grove House. See Croydon road .

Gwydor Road.-ELMERS END• 1 Lewis William Riggs 3 Peatfield Mrs. 5 Baxter Joseph Stephen 7 Wilson Rev,Robert Dixon [Cong.] 9 White William

11 Mitchell Mrs. 17 Leatham Alfred 19 Laidlaw Miss 25 Thomson George E., Tracy villa 27 Higgins Henville

Thomson Alexander D., Glen Lynn Lambert Thos. Jas., The Chestnuts

Harding's Lane. See Alewaadra cottages.

Harding's Lane.-:-LENNARD ROAD. Postal Ad<b'ess: Penge 8.E.

Right Side. 10 Elphick Job 11 Tooley Mrs. 12 Maskey Mrs. 13 Sparks Joseph 14 Squires Mrs., upholstress 15 Livingstone Mrs. 16 Dawes Alfred ·C. P. 17 Hardy Henry

Bristow William Tbomas,plumber, Vine cottage

Cross and Return. . here are Alexandra Cottages .

here is' Princes road .

Harris' Yard. From 80 High street.

1 Padbury William Richard, veterinary forgeS;;;wheelwright(office)

Howard's Stores. 1;..imited, for Ready-Dressed Ox Tongues.

2 Heat Mrs. 3 Checklev Mrs. 4 Ives Mr;. 6 Lane Thomas

Padbury William, veterinary forge & wheelwright

Hayes Lane. Fro1l/ 73 Wickham rd. to Scott's lao

KeJlzie Edward, cattle dealer

Hayne Roa.d. Left Side- from Blakeney Road.

1 Ritter Christian, Lyndhurst 3 Bartholomew Milton, Grassington 5 Woolley Thomas Boyle, Selwood 7 Rait George Thomas, F.e.A., Milton 9 Smith William, Charlton lodge

11 Garrard Thomas Edward, Campsie 13 Norton Bridger, Southwick

Pillar Lettm' Box 15 Hooper George Norgate, F.R.G.S.,

Elmleigh ......... her·e is Beckenham '·oad .....•••• 17 Sharp Albert, The Hermitage 21 Wade Charles A., Chaseleigh •....... here is Wesf;jield r'oad ........• 23 Howell Albert Daniel, Craiglands 25 Chapple Frank, Beverley 27 Perkins William, Dalchosnie 29 Hoare Arthur William 31 Duffield Willian) Henry, F.R.I.B.A.,

architect, Rossmore 35 Ashton Albert Frederick

Cross and Retll1'n.

34 Hill T. Wooe, surgeon, Glenhaven 32 Bolton Albert John, Alfriston 30 Gill Frank, Wasa 28 Regnard Mrs., Lyn(\wood 26 Leatherdale Mrs., Summerdyne 24 Macle'ln Maj.-Gen. H_enry John,

Ardgour 22 Rouse Miss, Holly bank ......... her·e is Becken/Will n1ad. 20 Coote Mrs., Tahlee 18 Green Murlis, Elmwood 16 Stedall Alfred, Binfield 14: Phillips George, Earlsmead 12 Layman Thomas, Wool field

10 Horton Isaac, Hayne house 8 Hall Richard, Quarry ton 6 Cole William Henry, Tez pOl'. 4 Taift John, Armadale 2 Coates Fletcher, Broadwater

High Street-BECKEKHA~[.

F}'om Sout7zend }'oad to Oroydon and Beekenham roads.

South-East Side. Baxter, Payne & Lepper, auc

tioneers & surveyors, Railway Bridge

3 & 92 Hagger Joseph H. butcher 5 Weeks George & Sons, iron mongers 7 Cole Joseph S., draper

Deacon & Co., chemists 9 National Telephone Co. Limited

(public call office) .... ~.•.. here is Albemar-le road .......•. 9ARippengai J. A. & Sons, fruiterers 9BAyling Edwin & Son, bootmakers

11 Tilling Thomas Limited,jobmastrs Railway Hotel, Tom F. Coles

13 Levens W. & W.H., cooks & confrs. lG Welford's Surrey 1Jairies Limited 17 N ottle Da vid, stationer ............ here is Church '·oad .•.... 19 Parsons Bernard Wm., butcher 21 De Brent HeIllY Benjamin, watch

maker & optician 23 Howell Mrs., bootmaker

St. George's Pa}'i.yh C/lUrch ......... here is Bromley ,'oad . 25 London ~ Uount,y Banking Co.•

Limited - Edward Arthur Ed wards, manager

27 Police Station.-Geo. Byworth, station sergeant

29 Davis Richard Ernest, decorator 31 Doran & Co., dyers and cleaners 35 Murrells William A., upholsterer 37 Trayler & Co., drapers 39 Popham William Thomas, grocer 41 Yates Henry Benjamin, hosier 43 Crease James, fruiterer, etc . 45 Dean Arthur, electrical eng-ineer

Pillar Lettm' Box ..•........ her·e is 111anor r·oad . 47 Hollely & Co., household Froviders

Overton Brothers, dairy .

Try Howard's Fresh Butter: Fresh Daily. BRO,".

370 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTuRY.

•••... hel'e is Kelsey Park l'oa4 . Brown Robert Fredk., chimney sweep

& bootmaker ••..•...• here is Brook Place .•..••••. 4:9 Joskey Paul A., livery stables 49 Gl'eyhound, Paul A. Joskey 51 Lovelock Wm. G., marble mason 51 Lovelock Miss, teacher of music 53 Chl'ist Ch1J.l·chSunday School •••.••.•• flere is Fairfield road ..•.••. 5r> Butler I., livery and bait stables 55 George inn, Mrs. Harriet M.Town·

Wall Letter Box 57 Grinsted Daniel, corn merchant 59AMathew W. A. & Co., motor

engineers 59 RussellE., confectiolJer 61 Chalk Vernon B., butcher 63 Chalk Vernon B., fishmonger 65 Benskins Watford Brewery Lim. 67 and 69 Howard's Stores Limited,

provision merchants 67 & 69 Howard's Stores Limited,As

sembly roomg 71 Collis Thomas James 73 White Arthur James

Springett Herbert, J\f.R.C.V.S.L., 75 veterinary surgeon

Davies Charles Hichard ......•. here is Bumhill road ..•...•.• hel'e are Kelsey Squ(l1'e, Kelsey .Manor

and Kelsey Pm·k. 77 Ghrist CltulchInstitutefor Boys79 Brown Henry, fly proprietor 81 Three Tltlb.~, Albert Arthur Wilson 85 Austin Charles Thos .. cow keeper 87 Queen's Own (Royal West Kent

Regt.) 2nd Volunteer Battalion, L Co.; Sergt. Instructor, John Blackburn; A. Moore, capt; head quarters, Elm cottage

89 Jones Arthur, Ivy cottage Tillings Thomas Limited (stables)

-91 Timmis John, chemist 93 .Hitt William George, grocer 95 Hitt Wm. Geo., wine & spirit mer. 97 Bawkes F. & Sons,fruitrs.& carriers 99 Dibben George, outfitter 101 King Henry, fishmonem lOlA Bunting Henry John 103 Mathew W. A. & Co., motor

engineers

105 Peters Walter, baker 107 Sales Arthur, saddler 109 Marriage ?llrs. Ruth, tobacconist 111 Lovell John, ironmonger •••.••... here is BU1'rell row ........• 113 Tp.rry Frederick Archer~ stationer,

& Po.~t Office 115 Gascoyne :Miss(,s 117 Roll's Restaurant 117 Roll George, printer

(Staines Henry, bootmaker 119 ~tButler John Thos., fly proprietor 121 Stevenson Mrs. E. ~L, art needle

work depot 127 Aitkenhead Robert, M.R.C.V.S"

veterinary surgeon 129 Hibbins Henry, beer retailer 131 Batstone & Co., tailors 133 Parker Edward, butcher 135 Aspinall's Stores 137 Read & Jay, lawes' outfitters

N01'th- West Side.

......... acre is Rl'ctory l'oad •••.....• 118 Ambridge Fredk. Wm., plumber 118 Kestell Brothers, drapers 116 Hawes Bros., grocers 114 Neldrett Charles, upholsterer

Lea Wilson Minion Hall 110 Wilson Cornelius Lea, J.P., D,L.,

The Ce.dars . ]08 Hughes John, watchmaker 106 Chambera M. & E., dyers 106AMack Miss E., florist 104 Dennis Walter, confectioner 102 Thompson Walter, hairdresser 102ANorton Edward, plumber, &c. 100 Home &' Colonial Sto1'el!',Li'mited 98 { Cox Thomas, builder

Cox Mrs. T., toy bazaar 96 Smith John, draper 94 Brawn Walter T , bootmaker 92 & 3 HaggerJoseph H., butcher 90 Lufkin Francis Edwd., fruiterer, &c 88 Greenwood Albert. beer retailer 86 Alcock Robert :M., harness maker •..•.•.• hel'e is JVhite's Yard •.•..•.••

84 Hall & Crutcher, umbrella makers 82 Lyon Andrew D., Scotch baker •••.•...• here is Ha'Tis'g J'al'd .. ., ••..• 80 Ayres Nelson, confectioner

Howard's Stores, Limited, for all, kinds of Patent Medicines.

78 Foss Frederick, laundry 76 Deadman Jsph.Edwd.,watchmaker 74 Ridsdale Thomas HenrJ ,Gordon ho 72 Curtis Percy James, l\I.R.C.S.ENG.,

L.R.C.P.LOND., Manor house 66. 68 & 70 Adams Brothers, drapers 6i Carr Hy. & Wm., corn merchants 62 Jones Oscar & Co., ironmongers 60 Pryor Sydney H., chemist 58 Curtis Cornelius, upholsterer, &c. 56 Booth Mrs. S. A., grocer 54 Shaw John, tobacconist 52 Ferris R. & Sons, saddlers 50 Turner George, oilmau 48 Barnett Walter Arthr., bootmaker 46 West B. W., draper

rThornton Tom William,I printer

42 & 44 1Beckenlta1ll _ Journal-Tom W. Thornton, publisher

42 National Teleplwne Co. Limited (public call office)

40 Chalk Charles, confectioner 38 Thorne Albert, bootmaker 36 Graham Thomas & Co., huilders 34nClarke Geo. Wm., motor engineer 34cHill William, tobacconist 36B Ayling Thos. Stephen, bootmaker 34 Beckenha71l Con.Ye1·vativlJ Oluo-

Walter Dennis, han. secretary 34:AClarke George Wm., cycle maker

School of Art," The Yellow Door" -Frank Spenlove. Spenlove, R.B.A .•, R.C.A., F.R.G.S.

32 Arnott Rev.Henry,F.R.c.s.[rector of Beckenham], The Rectory

St. George's Church House 30 Clamp Fredk. Arthur, jobmaster 28 Booth Mrs. S. A., grocer 26 Filby Elmer George, hairdresser 24 ParkerJohn&Co.,pianoforte wareho 24 Johnson Miss Madeline, teacher of

the violin 22 Freeman, Hardy & Willis,Limited,

bootmakers 20 Powell & J.Jancaster, drapers 16 & 18 London & Provincial Bank

Limited-Charles W. Gribble, manager

he1'c is Reeto1'y l'd.&'StationApproaclt

14AFindlater, Mackie, Todd & Co., wine & spirit merchants

14 Whitelaw Miss Jane I., milliner 12 Chalk Vernon B., fishmonger 10 Lawrence William, tobacconist

8 Fox Henry & Co., china and glass stores

6 Pratt & Co., outfitters 4 Collings Bros., picture frame mas. 2 & 2A &. 4 Batchelar & Son, Limited.

house furnishers Levens, Son & Hoare, auctioneers

and estate agnts.1Station buildings

Kelsey Manor.-BEcKENHAlI!.

Between Wickh'am road !f High st. Tait-Reid & Wall Misses, school for

girls, Kepplestone Marshall Chas. Alfd., Kelsey Manor 10 Durrant Fredk.

Kelsey Park. Prom Kelsey sqUaI'c, Higlt St1'CCt.

l!.'astSide. Preston Edwin James Webster Mark, lodge of Kelsey cot, Davis Robert Johnson (Sandhill cot)

Kelsey Park Road. From 47 High st. Downs Court roau

West Sidl!. 2 Wheller Alfred Robert, Brook cot.

•••.•• hwre is Stanmore ten'acr! ." ... 4 Clarke George William, MaIling villa 6 Allen John William 8 Spary John

10 { Griggs Tom, fly proprietor Davies Richard

12 f Bond Charles Willis (. Fnnnell Frederick

14 Obee Mrs. ..•.•....... here is Burnhill rd ...•••...••

East Side. 1 Overton Bros., dairymen 5 Robeson George Charles, bootma. 5 Deller Miss E., dressmaker 7 & 9 Tostevin James Wm.~cycle mao 7 Wilson William Farr, plumber 9 Tiley Mrs., dressmaker

11 Moss A.lfred

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Poultry and Game. BBOM I:l*

13 Yonng TVmnen's Christian Asso· cia tionHl'm e -Miss Lea Wilson. hon. sec. .

{ GeerJohn

15 Win'li William John, sign writer 17 Rule George 19 Glover Alfred 21 Norgate Rev. Theodore Tracey 23 Tweed Mrs. 25 Brett Edwin William 27 Hodgkinson Sidney 29 Nicolls William

Kelsey Square. From High street.

1 Putman James 2 Grant Henry Tylor 3 Carter Ed win J. 4 Boon ~rs. 5 Pannett Walter 6 Sedgwick Joseph ...

Kemerton Road. }irom 31 Wickham road.

North Side. 1 Eastman ArchibaldTennent, Garth 3 Langdon Harry, Kemerton 5 Tattam Henry 7 Barling William Edwin, Garstang

·9 Drysdale Sydney Alfred,Annandale South Side.

14 Goold Jack R. 12 -Young Robert Hellyersf Bradley Charles John, Norhill

Payne Thomas 6 Batham William

4: Joyce :Miss, Studland

Kendall Road. From Sidney 1·oad.

Lett Side, 1 Devlin Robert Barrett 3 Mastin Frederick 7 Gray Bertram 9 S'tVann Herbert Anthony

11 Faulkner Percy 13 Bartholomew Milton 15 Spencer Alfred 21 Davis Edward 23 Cox Charles Willoughby 25 Cass John Burlingham

27 Mason Alfred Henry 41 Rose' George Edward

Right Sidf'. 16 Gray William Andre" 18 Robertson William 28 Colyer Francis, solicitor

Kent House B·oad. Postal address-Beckenham.

Left Side-from Beckenham Roar!.

Challis Thomas. nurseryman .•••••.•. lte7'e is Pa1·i.~h litne •.•.••...

1 HOlJkin3 Stephen, Kent House cot 3 Marshall Mrs. John, Fern cottage 5 Pilbeam Geo., builder, Acacia villa 7 Pilbeam Thomas, Suffolk villa !) DeBruin Mrs W .. Ketton cottage

13 Edgar EdgarFran'k,Strathmore vil' 15 Headland Frederick, Roseberry 17 Jones Robert, The Beeches ] 9 Haydon Mrs., Elmshurst 21 West Herbert, Lyndhurs~ 23 Carson Bri ton 25 Gosling Edwnrd Joseph 27 Newsam Mrs. 29 Heathfield Henry, Hackwoods 31 Dodd Fredk. Alderman, Tolhurst 33 Spears William Frost, Albion villa 35 CorbynAlfd.Townsend,Northwood 37 Boyce Hf'nry Wm., The Chestnuts 39 Acton Albert Bennett, Rochdale 41 Gardner Edward Charles 43 Wickham Harry James 47 Neville John. Leaside 49 Whale Philip Howard, 'Veardale 51 Hollingdale Henry 53 Stammers Joseph 55 Hands Joshua Henry. Rosemary 57 Best Mrs. •• •••••• he1'e is T/zesiger road .

•• •...... /zere is Somerville 7'oad ..•...... 59 Dyer B. B., baker & grocer 61 Staples Frederick, greengrocer 63 Longford Mr~. Elizabeth, stationer,

Post O.t/ice65 Newby William James, tobacconist 67 Moore JamesJn.,general iroumnger 69 Hart Oliver, bootmaker 71 Warden Percy, butcher 73 Stainforth George S., Lu-Gan 75 Le :May William Edward,Maycroft

BECJKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 373

Kent House Railway Station(8. E. & C. R.).

See Brll'n1nead 'road.

Kimberley Road. From -i).1·tkllr 1·oad.

IhoRENcE 1'1m·RACE. 1 Cross Henry William 2 Hall Arthur 3 Rose George 4 Lines .J ohn 8 Rose George 7 Hitchings William 6 Hills William

North Side. 4 Taylor Thomas G. 2 Harrod Henry 1 Dalton James

Kings Hall Road • Left Side-from Kent House Road to

Lennard Road. 1 Pimlow Mrs .• Chowringhee 3 Hale Robert, Lezayre 5 Watts Edwin, Camelot 7 Smith Alfred Wellesley, Valkyrie 9. Powell Richard Edward,Abbeyfield

11 Gibbs Charles A., Ilkerton 13 Thomson Capt.CharlesJ.,Westwell 15· Fidge Thomas Richard, Glenhaven •••.•..•.•... lle"e is Reddons Road •••......••..•. 17 Fraser Edward James. Belvedere 19 Pockett Alfred Charles, Dane bank 21 Bradstreet Arthur J. 23 Uzielli-Ellen Herbert, Ardwell 25 Webb Charles, Kelly Well 27 Brooks Wilfred Johnson 29 Skeggs Alfred, Glanville 31 Watkins Harry, solicitor & com':

missioner for oaths, Melrose 33 Neeves Arthur; Lindley cottage 35 Furze Mrs., Hazlewood 37 Sanderson Mrs, A. L., Llanberis 39 Ross Dou~las A., Daytona he1'e is Aldel'smead mad 9' Pillar Box 41 Reed Arthur William 43 Fox John, Hopedene 45 Pamflett .J. Jase, Copthome 47 Muggridge Mrs., Poynette 49 Longhurst Sydney W., Hazeldene 51 Bridge Walter William,Kenilwrth

Howard's Stores. Limited, for all kinds of Mineral Waters. BROM. I3t

77 Jackson Arthur, Fernlea 81 A dams Charles, Beverley 83 Huxley Charles Rodney, L.R.C.P.,

L.R.c.s.Edin., L.F.p.s.Glas., physician and surgeon, Langley

85 Nevares Don Oelso, Alveston (con. suI general for Ecuador)

... ..•... here is Lennard l'oad Fire Alarln

Cross and Return. Beckenham and P{,?J,gcBrickwork.']

Limited-George N. Pocknall, sec. McIntosh Alexander & Son, carmen &

contractors Huxley Charles Rouney, L.R.C.P.,

L.R.C.S.EDIN.,L.F.P.S.GLAS.,ph'y~ician and surgeon, Kent House Farm ho.

Huxley Mrs. C. Rodney~ medical & surgical nursing home, Kent House Farm house

......... here is Lennar·d road

60 Collett Kenrick, North End 58 Noble Alex, Wested 56 Crawford John, Darley Dale 54 Boase Robert Allen, Liskeard 52 Nightingale John, Guildford villa 50 Smith William, Padstow 48 Finck Frederick John, Bodmin 46 Larkman Arthur James 44 Oliver Francis Higby 42 Dean Herbert James 40 Stanley Harry, Trebarwith 38 Thurley Philip Edward 36 Craze James Penberthy 34 Lavender Thomas Henry 32 Woollard Percy Owe:! 30 ReynvldsHewetsouRussell,Meadrose 28 Lumley Farrar, Trecallle 26 Lithgow Miss 22 Crees J. E., Berrynarbor 20 Freeman Benjamin, St. rves 18 Clayton Mrs., Haslemere 16 Dennis.:>Arthur, Camelford 14 Watts George Herbert, Oakhurst 12 Coombs Alfred, Ellerslie 10 Field George Lyon, Elmside

8 .M:ayor Spencer Geor~e. Penzance 6 Clayton Alfred Benj., Paxtonia 4 Paton Miss, Homehurst 2 Cole Frederick, St. Agnes

53 Morris Frank W., Addenbrook' 55 Sizer Thomas Ewin 57 Young Harry Clark, St. Bee's 5'9 Blanch Herbert John, Cranbrook 61 Wood Frank, Sunnyside 63 Ford George Harry, St. Michael's 65 Hancock Mrs. 67 Perkins Thos., White rock 71 Mayell John R. P., Endsleigh

here is entrance to Kent House Pleasure Gl'ounds.

73 Harris George Edward, Milverton 75 Jefferson Charles 7'9 Withers Mrs. J. 81 Pughe William, St. Cecilia 83 Davis Edwin 85 Rickard James

Oyphel's Cl'icl/et Club Gl'ound Homewood Henry Amos, Alfriston

Cross and return.

196 Hind-Smith William 194 Maud Wm. Monkman, Stapleton 192 Hatch WilliamThomas,Rostherne 190 Nicoll Leonard Alfred 188 Booth Henry Frederick ............ here is Bridge Road ... ' •....... 146 Garrard Thomas Frdk., St. Aidan 144 Hennah Samud Harrison, Copley

Dene 142 Richmond James 140 HandcockHenry James, Northam 138 Bing Edward Frederick,Ravenhill 136 De W p.iste Mrs. 134 Ovenden Charles 132 Seager John Renwick, Munden.

dorrie

... lWl"e i.~footpath to Clock lwuse ••. 78 Bowditch William, Fairlight 16 Farmer Henry, Houam 74 Glover Alfred 72 Humphrey Joseph J. 70 Cres\\'ick .Tames Paul, The Haven 68 Harris William 66 Bayley William Arthur, Roseneath 64 Ariye Edward 62 Garry Alfred, Eccleston 60 Edmed Walter William 58 Percy Harry, Glellhurst 56 Searle Frederick Henry 54 Bowden James Albert

52 Syms George W., Cleobury 50 Smith Percy, Glenlyn 48 Cooper Walter Hewitt, Pangbourne 46 Smith Mrs. W. H. 44 Harris Andrew Fraser, La Toume 42 Hawkins William HenrY,Ellesmere 38 Pestell William 36 Eichholz Berthold, Oakwood

Kent House Stat-ion (S. E. 0" O. Railway-Joseph Floyd, station master

Harris ,Edwin W., auctioneer, land and estate agent (Beckenham Park Estate offices)

34 Harris Edwin William, St. Olives 32 Whittaker Thomas, St. Margarets 30 Ralph Albert, Millbrook 28 Ovenden Mrs., Carfax 26 Beaumont Fredk. Gatron, Holmlea 24 Evitt Harry William, Cotlands 22 Mountford Henry, Crowhurst 20 Sutton Frank, Kimberley 18 Hubble Henry Hadley, The Rosary 16 Lovell Albert 14 Hewson Arthur William 12 Mills William Francis 10 Osmond Watson 8 Raynham Frederick Walter 6 Garrett Charles Adley, architect,

Craythorne 4 Watson John 2 Hummel R. Horton, Gayhurst

•••.•••••• He:reis KeTitHouseroad ••••••••••

Kingswood Road. Postal address-PeruJe S.E. Left Side-from Penge .

•••••••.••••••.het·e is Parish boundarv ••.••....••. 53 Pink Edmund . 55 Moore Henry 51 Brown Ernest 59 Maskell Harry 61 Dutton Walter 65 Lord Richard J. 67 Haskell Albert 69 Carter Mrs., Norfolk villa 71 Beadle William, plumber

Cross and RetUl'n. 68 Williams William 66 Seadon Hobert 64 Curson Alfred William

Howard's Own-made Brawn' is most delicious.

BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. ~75

69 { Challis George ~ Challis Mrs., dressmaker

60 Mintern James H. 58 Smith Harry 56 Farley George 54: Willmore William

Knoll (The).From B1'01nlcy 1'oad.

North-East Side. De Maid Mrs., The I~odge

1 Simpson Mi,>s, Lorton 3 Beck Lister 1) Collinson Mrs, H. A., Las Flores 7 Berridge Mrs., Dunton lodge 9 Duval Miss, Dalston lodge 9AGrenyer Harry

11 Neville Albert Gartside, Oakhurst 13 Castell John, Waylands

Scargill-Bird Samuel Robert, F.S.A., Oak Hill house

South-West Side. 2 Wancke Herman Fredk., Hemmet 4: Byron John, W yefield 6 Craggs George 8 Powell Joseph, Knoll house

Laburnum Cottages.See Trinity road.

Langley Road.-ELMERS END, Right Side.

2 Moss Frederick 4 Brooker Frederick G., teacher of

pianoforte and organ Rlme,'s Bnd Congregational Ohapel

-Rev. Joseph Wardle, pastor 6 Snow John, Florence villa 8 Pickering Alexander H.

10 Thomas Alfred Arthur, Edencroft 12 Peterkin Mrs., Cia verley . 14: Child Mrs., Elmhurst ]8 Firmin Charles Edward, Ellerslie he"e is footpath to Upper Elmers End

road. Left Side,

1 Marshall George 3 Harris Mrs. 5 Okell John 7 Blundell James 9 Fisher John A.

11 Thomson Jesse 13 Daw Ernest George 15 Richardson Francis B. 17 Miller Joseph Charles. Lynmouth 19 Short Ellis Alberl,.Wellan lodge 21 Fuller Harold 23 Wardle Rev. Joseph [Cong.a,

Shirley view

Lawn Road. From Copers Cope Road to Bracldey Road.

1 Cobbett William. Winterdyne 3 Potter William, Elmside

•••••; here is Pa"k '·oad ...•••..•..• 5 Cooper John Joseph, The Grange

...... here is St. Paul's Church .••..•

Lawrie Park Crescent. See Lawrie Pa/'k 1'oad,

Lawrie Park road. Postal cwdl'ess-Sydenham S.E.

Right Side-from Crystal Palace Park Road,

81 Umney Charles, Eardley house 77 Harman Fredk. Wm., Bella Vista 75 Harding Wm. ReDlY, SanRemo 73 Wolff Emil. Bryngelly 71 Quitmann Ernst, Concordja 69 Thornberry In.Russell,Saxonhurst 65 Hoare C. C. W., Gulistan 63 { Denniston John T.

Lamhley Miss 61 Carter Walter Thomas, Chulsa 53 Bennett James William,Claremont 49 SorensenMariusAlfd.Brackenholme 47 Scourfield Richard, Wynnstay 45 Hall John Percy, Carville ••••• here is Parish Boundary

Cross and Return. 82 Vaux Mrs., Weldon lodge 84 Wheatley John Fredk., The Elms

LAWRIE PARK CRESCENT. 4 Glass James, Dunedin 6 Bardrick Mrs., Chatkyll 8 Moody Mrs., The Cedars·

12 Collis Miss, LindenS" •••••••••.•• he'·e is Border 1'0ad.•.... ,•.•.•

Try Howard's Algerian Claret at 13/- per doz.

Lea Road. P'l'om Fairfield ]'oad to Stanmore tel'.

t Radford William 2 Russ Herbert

3 Wild Benjamin 4 Carter Henry John

"5 Chambers Arthur 6 Turner Mrs. 7 N eW8am Robert Ernest 8 Peckett Thomas William 9 Tatman Mrs.

10 Dedman Mrs. Susan, nurse ] 1 Dockreill James 12 Buttel William 13 Atzema Heint

Lennard Road. Left Side.

New Beckenham Railway Station (S.E.R.)

1 Mathew Walter 2 Coward Mrs.

Jones Charles Arthur, Grafton Corbett Edward John. Bracondale Lamp Lettl'l' Bo;))

•••..••.. he1·eis Kinq's Halll·oad . he1'e is Aldel'smead l'oad .

••••••..• he1"eis Reddons Toad ....•..• 121 Sentance Fredk. Robert, Dunedin 119 Harms John, Llanberis 117 Fuller Henry, Ashburton 115 Smith Walter James, Villette 113 Butcher John William, F.e.A.,

accountant III Gordon Bertram Fuller, Conway 109 Kain Sidney 105 Curryer Mrs. E., Ravensdale

...... here is Kent House I"oad .... 103 Hills Albert Charles. Kenmore 101 Mills Alfred Thomas . fl9 Lamer George, Connemara 97 Stretche Thomas Edward Price,

Heath lodge 95 Taylor William Hy., Wynneholme 93 Sayer Frank 91 Atwill Alfred ......... he'1'eis Courtenay 1"oad ....••.•

Postal Address: Pfllge, S.E. 8l:l Stebbing Thomas Edward 87 Wahler Max, Engadine

85 Andrew Norman Ernest, Brooklea 83 Langmore Misses, St. Normans 81 Warwick Thos. Peachey,St.Aubyn's 79 Newington Mrs., St. Helier 77 Moore Robert, l'hirlmere

"75 Vellacott James Richard ......... here is .Morland I'oad . 73 Wheeler Gilbert Henry, Northcote 71 McKay Mrs. D. G., Roskilde 69 Bovis Frederick John 61 Husband Miss. Spafield 65 Wilson Alexander Henry 63 Amy Adolph Philip, Fernleigh 61 Purchas William Henry, Home Lea 59 Tasker Edward E., Ashleigh 57 Hill Whittaker Henry, Emu lodge 55 Bryce Jame~ Alexander, St. Faith's

here is footpath to Alexandra cottages 53 Davis Henry, surveyor 51 Clarke Luther E. 49 Green Edgar Poland 47 Trott Arthur, St. Florentin villa 45 Francis Stephen William 43 Rainbird Lieut.-Col. Alfred 41 Waymouth Mr5. 39 Fell. William Charles 37 Ee!! I!~nry, builder and decorator,

nOC1\:n:uze 35 Waring Wm. James, Hatton villa 3R Greene Joseph, Malvern villa 31 Durling Thomas Duncan 29 Hodgson John 27 Champ Walter, Westwood •••.••••. he1'c is Hm"dinq'H Lane .•..••••. 25 Haysom Henry 21 Burton George Arthur 19 Mayers Henry James 17 Bradford John 15 Tyler Thomas 13 Ingham Edward 11 Weeden Henry James 7 Thornton Tom William, stationer,

and Post Office ..•....... .lul'e is Pal"ish Lane ...........• 5 Moody Charles Frederick 3 Ladd Edwin 1 Renwick William George

Right Side-from New Beckenham Station.

132 Richards Mrs., Strathmore 130 Kendall John 'George, Barsham

Howard's Stores, Limited, for the .:finest Ceylon Teas.

aECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 377

128 Thompson Philip' 126 CharityThomasWilliam,Northside ....•• here is Kent House road Fil'e Alal'nt

Postal Address: Penge, .';.E. 122 Sjollema Peter, Penrith 120 Owen Herbert, Parkdale 118 Woodhams Herbert, Delee 116 Gardner John, Harroldene 102 Stevens Walter, Glendevon 11)0 Wheeler Rieh'.1. Lloyd,Radford ho 96 Willis Miss ' 92 Faber Harold, Fiona 90 White Thomas Golder, Aroi 88 Onyon"Henry Tremadoc 80 Hooton Stanley, Fermaine 78, Straffen Mrs., Killarney 72 Brown Miss, Thornburgh 70 Lester Mrs., Grasmere ••.......... here is Catol' road ..•.....•.•

Holy Trinity Church . 64 Latham Rev. Walter Joseph, The

Vicarage 62 Allen Charles Thomas, Eversley 60 Digby Henry Uharles, Claremont 58 Hailes Henry 56 Panter WUliam 54 Sarson Walter John 52 Jopling Frederick Wm., Clevenden, 50 Jessop Mrs., Homewood 48 Kirk James 46 Juterboek Charles, Rosedale 44 Banton John Joseph, Glenvale 42 Brooker Ed win, Homestead villa 40 White George 38 Jones Mrs. ...... lwre is Alexandra road .

Recreation Gronnd ..•...... hel'e is lJfaWand l'oad . 12 Holtham John, plumber 10 Edwards George Alphonso 10 Edwards Miss Marie, dressmaker

8 Elborough Miss Helene,dressmaker 6 W oelfell Henry Ed ward 4 Skinner T~eonard James 2 Culliugham James

Limes Road. J!Tr01n Orescent road to Ohancery lao

47 Biswell William

45 Ryder' Charles 43 Wilson William 41 Huggins Henry Walter 39 Vaile Roland -37 Barker Charle~ 35 Carter Mrs. 31 Leavens Mrs. 29 Clark George 27 Jenkins George 25 Allerton Thomas Henry 23 Dennis William 21 Wood Robert 19 Durling Mrs. 17 Ayres Alfred John 15 Taylor Charles 13 Thatcher Mrs. 11 Stone Charles 9 Taylor George Henry 7 Belfield Mrs. 5 Midwinter Charles 3 Cater Frederick 1 Williams George, jun . IAWilliams George, bootmaker

Linden Grove.-NEWLANDS PARK. Postal Address: 8ydenham, 8.E.

2 Bizley William 4 Francis Charles Edwin 5 Farran James, watchmaker 6 Watts William 7 Kibler Walter James 9 Dean Ed ward George

10 Brooker James 11 Loveland George 12 Briggs Miss 13 Whiticar Robert 14: Brown Walter, carpenter 15 Stone Mrs. C. 16 Knight Daniel.J flsse 18 Spackman Arthur William 19 Coomber Frank 20 Kent Alfred 21 Killick William 22 Bright Cbarles 23 Trim Henry (,harles 24 Luxford Jesse William 25 Lindridge William 26 Potvine Jobn 27 Wilsbere Alfred 29 Laws David William 30 Robinson Ernest Albert Edward 31 '}'aylor Mis,>Florence, dressmaker

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Finest English Cheddar.

here is footpath to Parish lane :12 Legg Henry Herbert '3a Andrews William Henry

Loyd's Cottages. See Vpper Eimers End 1'oad.

Lucas Road. Postal Address-Penge, S. E.

Left Side-from St. John's Road. 1 'Voodward Mrs. 3 Hughes'Villiam 5 Com'beare John 7 Cha~lpion Frederick Henry u Crooks Nicholas

11 Kimmins Frank Marshall 11 Gardner Frederick 13 Smith James 15 Stock Ernest 17 Baugh Mrs. 17 Keywood Mrs. 19 Smith John 21 Bonwick John Henry 23 Home George FrederickJ 23 Bowyer Ernest Charles 25 Worthington Henry 27 Green Charles 29 Anstin Amos 31 Woodward Mrs. 33 Farmer William 42 Janes Richald 44 Lock Thomas 46 Nevard Joseph 48 Lang Henry

01'0S$ and Return.

40 Zambra Reginald 38 We::,t George Edward 36 Champion Mrs. 34 McDonald Arthur 32 Wood Frederick 30 Barton Thomas 28 Gosling George Henry 26 Kingscote Arthur 24 Knott HaIrY 22 Pritchard Harrv 20 Sutton Thomas' G. 18 Pratt Edmund 16 Tydeman Marcus Henry 14 Retter Herbert 12 Percival Edward 10 Savage George

8 Ireland Jesse Gilbert 6 Burton Frederick Joseph 4: Evans J abez George 2 Stone .Alfred George

Mabarly Road-EUIERs' END. 2 Payne Mrs. 4 Price Robert, Oakdale

Mackenzie Roa:i. Rigltt Side-frol~1Beckenham Road.

2 Prior William 4: Dear J. J. 6 Medcalf Arthur 8 Long William

10 Martin John H. 12 Llellyett Misses 14 Cooper Walter 16 Layzell Jeremiah 18 Wilson John 20 Avis Joshua William 22 Phillips Edward 24 Barnes Mrs. 26 Row Charles Thomas, Upton villa 28 Ware William, Stanhope villa 30 Horsfall Henry Thomas 32 Bunney John 34 Horsfall Alfred Edward 36 Larter William Alfred 38 Rippington Crews 40 'Watkins Mrs., Strathmore lodge 42 Springett Mrs. H., Oak villa 44 Blogg Charles Basil 46. Nich:>ls William Jas., Boston villa 48 Crane Mrs. 52 Bruce John Henry, Elmlea 54 Clegg John, Newcastle 56 Longshaw Edward ~Iacauley,Bryn

y-Mor 58 Cooper Samuel 60 'Welch James Reader 62 Mapp William Henry 64 Jolliffe Mrs. S., dressmaker 86 Bacon In. Rayner, Delwarte house ..•.....• here 18 At'enue l"oad •.•.•••.• 108 Jenning~ Percy Hy., baker, &c 110 Morphew Mrs., Belclare 110 Morphew M. & Son, decorators 112 Weedon Joseph 'Vm., Boston ho. 114 Allen Samuel George

Roward's Stores, Limited, for Canadian Hams.

116 Dark Edwin John 118 Bond Miss, Trefusis 120 Arrowsmith William 124 Taylor Joseph 130 Yorke Henry 132 Freeston Henry James 134 Foster Henry 136 Bosley Edward James 138 Coward Charles BobE:rt 140 Austin Charles 142 Quantrill William 144 Macdermid John 146 Kingston Charles 148 Rogers Robert J. 150 Shingleton Hobert, tailor 152 Westgate George, Arundale 152ALing William 154 Gla.ss John William, Kildare 158 KidmanEdgarf:'tephen,St.Heliers 160 Burch Edward Martin, Heathfield 162 Hobbs Stephen 164 Doe George A. 166 Shipway William 168 Williams Edward, Ellesmere 170 Ellams George Ernest 172 Bethel Francis James 176 Long Albert 178 Vowles Ernest Albert 180ASmith Mrs. 186 Gibson GodfreyWm.,Walthamho. 190 Post William 192 Parker William 194 Hibbs William Henry 196 Browne Mrs, Homesdale 208 Powell Ashley, Millash

....•••.• here is Pelham 1'oad 210 Curtis William, quantity surveyor 214 Taylor Arthur Ernest 216 Lane John William 218 Moody Charles, Maryville 222 Saul William & H., laundry 226 Coulter Austen 228 Green Ferdinand George 230 Dougill James 232 Archer Edwin George 234 Peters Alexander 288 Fletcher Samuel James 240 Wanostrocht Henry N. T.

Keston view Cross and Return.

269 Dines 'fhoma:s E~wd., Suffolk viI.

263 Watts John, Loughridge 261 Rippengal Walter, Aubrey 255 Sanders Walter Henry, Myrtle vile 249 Johnson Miss, Darna way 247 Kessell Philip H. 245 Reed Henry W. 243 Roberts Octavian, The Thorns

Beauchamp Thomas, Venetia hOt 233 Dawson William Charles, builder 231 White Walter James, Rosalind 227 Austin Herbert 225 Symes John 223 Greenway Edward 221 Uzzell William Herbert 219 Ward Frederick, pianoforte tuner 217 Richardson Mrs. 211 Morris Herbert 209 Olark Frederick William, builder 207 Borman Frank Percivall 205 Bioe George James 201 Slater Harry, Cedar villa 199 Hallett Thomas 195 De la Mare Walter John 193 Counter James, assistant assur

ance supt. 191 Ellwood Ernest 189 Deakins George Frederick 187 Cockram Percy 185 Aloof Herbert Percival 183 Stevens Francis, St. Leonards 181 Brett Albert H. 179 James Mortimer E. 0., Tresweh 177 Farnworth Robert Arthur,

accountant, Worthy Vale 173 Wright John Philip Kemble,

Mabelford 171 Wright Herbert John, Aclehurst 169 Leverich Mrs. 167 George Miss, kindergarten school 165 Harris David 163 Bastard Herbert James 161 Kennard Alfred Santer, Benenden 157 Kennard Alfred, Pagehurst 153 Syme William, Banchory 151 Camp Richard, Trelawne 149 Churcher William, Ashcot 147 Gee Alfred George,Oakdene 145 Wills Alfred 143 Hickson John 141 BO'l'.man Joseph 137 Dorville George 135 Melton Ernest Augustus

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Home-made Sausages.

l:n Kelly Alfred, Mona villa, 131 Hedgecock Archibald J. :i2;) nallow Harry, Beresford house 127 Williams Arthur, Brooklyn 123 Evenden Mrs. 123 Fosbery Misses A. & R, school 121 Humphrey Thomas Alfred 119 Dennis James, Sweetbriar 117 Perry John Henry, Penrose 117 Perry Miss L. M., teacher of music 1] [) Latter Mrs., Oakhurst 113 Clarke.J ohn Gillard, Bleak house III Rose Charles Thomas 109 Rawley Thomas 107 Copsey George William 105 Lendon Edward Cator 101 Smith Henry 99 Matthews Thomas Edmund 97 Randell William 95 Hood Frederick 93 Muhm Albert, Maisonette 91 Thady Frederick 89 Corney Jonathan 85 Ford Thomas, Woodside 83 Brown James Richd., Carisbrooke 81 Radley 'William Henry 79 Mace James, Lonsdale 77 Ridgway Alfred William 75 DeBruin C. H 73 Last Walter Josiah 71 Curtis Cornelius 69 Killeen Patrick Seraphin,Keelogne

villa 67 Lawrance Joseph 65 Bridges Mrs. E., Chandos 63 Brown Henry Walter 61 Hedley William James 59 Collard George Henry 57 Steel William, 8pringfield house 53 Benstead Mrs. 49 Hobbs Job, Bruce cottage 47 Stinson HenryAlfd.,Belgrave lodge 45 Mooney Andrew Anderson 43 Morris Charles 41 Pettigrew Miss 39 Whittington Mrs 37 Clark C. W .• Laurel cottage 35 Nicol Hercules, F.e.A., A.e.I.s., ae

countant, J ohnshaven cottage33 Bullett William 31 W()olgar John 29 Souter Mrs.

27 Hodges James Hill, Newsham villa. 25 I.ane Leonard G.,A.e.A., chartered

accountant 19 Whitehouse Benj. William, florist 17 Moody William 15 Hicks Miss, Ifield lodge 11 Collett Frederick A.• Trevone 9 Jarvis Robert Lincoln 7 Stratton Henry Alfred 5 Duncan John, Glen Lyn 3 Sparks William, Claremont 1 Hedley John, Hotspur house

Maitland Road.-Lennard Road. Postal AddriSS: 8ydenham, S.E.

1 Buckland Ernest Arth. The Laurels 3 Greenman Chas., Melbourne 5 Harris Mrs. 7 Mendelson Charles, civil engineer 9 Powell Henry

11 Beech George T. H. 13 Mayle Mrs., Durlstone 15 Webb Benjamin T., Percy villa 19 Tingley William Edward 21 Cooke Harry, professor of music,

Durnsford 25 Goldsworthy Mrs.M.,Claremount vii 27 Wilson Alfred Ernest 29 Taylor Edwin John, builder, &c.

Woodville 31 Sugg John 33 Critchley Robert James •

:Manor Grove. Prom JIanor RMd.

East Side. 1 Salisbury Misses 3 Richards Mr&. 5 Stenning John Kenelm 7 Cole Thomas Charles 9 Manger George Hy., Brunswick ho

11 Brown Percy

Cross and Return. West Side.

12 Gould William 10 Macy Mrs.

8 Panks Mrs. 6 Levens Herbert, Herne 4: Reid-Todd C~arles H., Tren Crom

Manor Road. From 45 High street to Bromley 1·d.

North Side. Thornton Tom W., printer and

bookbinder ] Searle 1\lrs. 3 Turner Eustace, L.R.C.O., A.R.C.l\I. [) Claxton Miss 7 Fleming Hev. Robert Stewart, :&I.A.

[Baptist]9 Vian William Collett

11 Hose Miss 15 Canning Russell 17 Grewcock William, L D.S.R.C.S.

Eng., surgeon-dentist 19 Friend Mrs. 21 Chee~man Mrs. R. 23 Hornidge Miss 25 James Mrs. M, florist ......... here is Bevington 1'oad . 27 Lushington Maj. Arth.Jas., Waldo 29 Grant Mrs. 01 Atkinson Claud W. 33 Marshall William 35 Chiesman In. Walker, Glen Edith 37 Robbs John William 39 Buxton Mrs., Sunny'side 41 De tJrespigny Mrs., Bredicot 43 Lowry Arthur Stephen, Lulworth 45 Adams Arthur, Manor lodge 47 Tolhurst John G., St. Albans 49 Rolls Ed ward J OhIl

South Side.

2 Steele John, Khiva 4 Burrow Edward 6 Carlton Rev. Frederick William 8 Foreman Mrs.

10 Redman Edmund Edward 14 Ledger Mrs. E. 16 Hollway Mrs. 18 Wendt Otto, Wollin ......... here is Bedngton road .••.••.•• 20 Crawshaw Mrs. Woodcote 22 Syer Edwin John 24 Smith Miss 26 Barchard Mrs. G., Hillworth 28 Wills Mrs., Elmhurst 30 White Thomas John, Braunton 32 Carr William D. ......... lwrt' is "'JIanor grove 34 Vevers Miss

36 Telfer Capt. John Buchan F.R.G.S., F.S A., R.N., Yalta

38 Eastman Edward J., Wreylands 40 Heavell Jl:\mes Arthur, Holmegarth42 Rooker Rev. John, sen., :l\I.A.,

Manor Road house

•• here is Downs Road . 4:l Porter Edmund Vernon. Avoca 46 Carpenter Alfred L., St. Mildred's

Wall Letter Box 50 Spong William, L.R.c.p.Lond.,

M.R.C.s.Eng., physician & surgeon, Lynsted

•. •...... hel'e is JVickltau~ 1'oad .......••

Manor View. From Bnl'l'ell row.

1 Verrell Mrs. 1 Lewis William 2 Treagns Walter 2 Arnold Edward 3 Sales Joseph 3 Piper George 4 Brown Charles 4 Lane Frank 5 Bullock Herbert 5 Cocks Edwin 6 Taylor Albert John 6 Adcock Herbert 7 Green Arthur 7 Scrivener ·William George

Marlow Road. Postal Address-Penge, S.E.

Left Side-from EImers End Road

lATaylor Edwin John, builder IBFreeborn Misses F. & M., fancy

repository 1 Hull George James 3 Walker Herbert Phippard 5 Faulkner William 7 Coop land Frederick William 9 Wilkins Miss

11 Cochrane Ernest Edward 13 Cochrane Philip . 15 Huggins Edwd. Walter, boot repr .. here is Piq1let road . 17 Piper William, grocer 19 Danford ~Irs. Randell Hixon, lndry 21 Danford Mrs. 23 Hedges Henry

382 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY,

121 Walker Miss 123 Voelkl George125 Fisher William Scivier 127 Green Frederick B. •.••..... here is lVal'wiek l'oad •.•••.••. 129 Hignett Miss131 Dixon Mrs., Withdean133 Jack Robert Herbert 135 PascalJ Frederick Charles 139 Phipps Godfrey

O"OSS and Return. here are l'hornsett villas (Penge

parish) •••••..•. here is Tremain road Notley Charles, ArthurvilleDearIe Alfred, Lyndhurst

MARLOW V ILLA.S. 22 Brooks Harold 20 Prentis John, insurance agent16 Wood George14 Martin Thomas Edward 12 Woods Arthur

CHESTERFIELD TERRACE: 10 Beadle Horace 9 Burke Mr~, 7 Huxley Alfred6 Brooker John Charles 5 Murrav Ernest ~ Hoare ·Sydney3 Pearce Robert William 2 Mackenzie Frank J. 1 Petty Frederick

••.•..•...• here is Samos road .•.•.•..•••. 44 Banks George, nurseryman38 Marshall William Uherles 36 Hean Walter John 34: Banks Robert 32 Mark William 30 Paynter John Edward28 Storkey William26 Smith Edward

Peters Henry George, CharlwoodRussell Charles, Dulcinea

8 Royal Miss, Brandon6 La wrence John William

Croughton Benjamin Thomas, accountant, Bawtry house

25 Simmons William 31 Emery Mrs.33 Huggins Edwin B.35 Akers Herbert, grocer ..• ... here is Felmingkam J'oad 39AGarner Thomas 39 Slade Ephraim J., gardener41 Robinson John 43 Mack George45AHoitham George47 Cook Frederick Charles 49 Bellas Alfred 51 Ongley l\Irs~53ACrausaz Charles 55 Haggis Mrs. L. A., newsagent ..• .....• here is Slfffield l'oad ••••••••• 52APratt Walter William 59 Barratt Matthew 61 Williams Thomas 63AAlIcockHarry65 Blackwell Walter 65ATilbrook Henry T., plumber69ASayie Thomas73 Keywood .James•.•... kereis She1'inghal1" l'oad 77 Fitsall Ed ward, furniture dealer79 Gibbs Henry George81 Hood John Alfred . 81AReed Alfred Edwd., french polishr83ABatcheior John 83 Izzard William 85ABurgess Mrs.85BParris Mrs. 85 Myring John87 Romanes ~1iss 89 Mackenzie William James, H.D.,

physician and surgeon91 Lory George James93 Starmer Charles 95 Ellis Frederick William 97 Newby George William99 Hatton Hamilton Sydney101 Templer George William103 Armitage Walter105 Russell Arthur 107 areen Walter L. 109 Harris Edward 111 Higgins Joseph113 Gibwn Frank Locke 115 Gee Edgar Eldred Marlow Villas. 117 Ergmann Augustus. Roxana119 D'Elboux Herbert C. See JIm·low road.

------Howar(:Ps Stores, Limited, for Breakfast Hams, garnished ready

for table,

BECKENHAM ~TREET DIRECTORY. 383

Melrose Villas. See BUT'nltillroad.

Mon.ivea Road.-Blakeney Avenue. L~ft Side.

1 Northfield John, SheHord 3 Rogers Arthur Samuel, Wannock 5 Friday Harry Charles 7 Verinder John Henry Arthur 9 Corp William

11 Roberts Mrs., The Pines 13 Chambers Charle3 Samuel 15 Watson Joseph 17 Sheehan Joseph 19 Edwards John George 21 Purchase Percy Willett. Belmont 23 Roffey Walter, Westonville 25 Dickins Laurence Spencer, St.

Margarets 27 Lawrence Edward V. 29 Neale Arthur James Lewis 31 Gooch Edward Alfred 33 Cosens Charles Edward 37 Horton George James 39 Boonnan William Henrv 41 Saunders Ambrose • 43 Bye John Marking 45 Hilder Mrs.

Cross and Return. 2 Scott Cluny Macpherson, Rutland

Morland Road.-LENNARD ROAD. Postal Address-Penge S.E.

Left Side.-From Lennard Road. 3 Ring Francis Henry 5 Wagstaff Edward .John. Everleigh 7 Brooks Alft:ed Chas., Watton villa 9 Sugg Mrs., Littleworth villa

11 Ridgewell Walter, gardener, Montague villa

13 Hughes William, Acacia villa 15 Parsons Edwin, grocer

Cross and Return. 12 Hollingsworth James, builder 10 Blackburn Charles

8 Roberts Benjamin A. 6 Elliott George 4 Wills James, East View ~ Bignell Alfred Charles

Moss Lea Road. Postal Address-Penge S. E

Brickell Charles. Stoneleigh 1 Stovell Stanley George . . 2 Bickerton Rev. Thomas Ii.[PrImI

tive Methodht] 3 PascalI Mrs. 4 Webb Miss 5 Tipton William 6 Miller John A. 7 Beddin g Harry 9 Cotton Frank, solicitor & commis

sioner for oaths 10 Broad Mrs. Hester, dressmaker 11 Chalk John 12 Drane Mrs. la Winterborn Robert 15 Ship Mrs. 16 Cox Richard 17 Priddy Robert 18 Crompton Albert Edward 19 Cocking Henry, printer 20 Dutton Edward William 22 Oxbrow William 23 Lumb Charles William 24 Reed Joseph Frederick 25 Mitchell Robert 26 Partridge George 27 Benjamin Richard, insurance' agent 28 Purton Ernest 29 Ponsford John 30 Ponsford William 31 Perrett Herbert 32 Potter John Joseph 33 Lynn Mrs. 34 Turnbull & Allen Misses,dressmas. 35 Leech Frank 36 Cogdell Charles ••••••.•••• 1I.m·,e,i8 Trinity ruad .....•.....• ........• lwrlJ is Pluenix road Holy Trinity Mission H01lsU

Mount Pleasant. From Stanmore terraoe.

Richardson Archibald S. C 2 Bmith Richard 3 Smith Samuel 4 Turner Charles 5 Martin Edward

·6 Owen John

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Breakfast Hams.

Nava.l Asylum. See St. John's road.

Newlands Park. Postal llddress-Sydenham S.g.

Right Side-from Penge Rail way Station.

Cornwall Edwin A., coal merchant .••.•... : here is Linden grove .•.......

Wilmore Mrs., Laverstock villa Loader Madame, costumier, Elm-

wood villa . 4 Groom James, Beckenham lodge 6 Baines John, Stanmore lodge

•.•. •.•. here is Lennat'd l'oad .•....

Andrews David Palmer, solicitor 8 and commissioner for oaths

Andrews William Palmer 10 King Edward Mason 12 Bitter Ludwj~ August 14 Leakey James 16 Lanham Frank, The Firs 18 Lovering Alfred Ernest, Clydesdale 20 Titshall Percy, The Retreat 22 Beeston Mrs. Kent villa 24 Bridgman Leon, Ravenswood 26 Newton Louis Arthur, surveyor,

Holmesdale 28 Prebble Arthur, The Larches 30 Adams George, Netherton •••....•. here lS Westbourne road •.•.. 36 Greig William James, solicitor &

commissioner for oaths, Charlton 38 Jones John, L.R.c.p.LOnd., )I.R.C.S.

Ellg.,physician& surgn.,Claremont 040 Dodson MIS. H., Cambridge lodge 42 Brooksbank Mrs. ..•...... hereis 8tlllllan(l"vad ..•.•...• Newlallds Park Laundn" Nicholson Mrs. M. J., fancy draper West Mr&.E., confectioner Barkham E., bootmaker •••..•... lwl'c is l'ans.field 1'oad .•...•... here is entrance to Recreation Ground •••• here is footpath to Ghtor road •.•

Cross and return. 73 Vinen Northcote Hugh, Brackleign 71 Adams Mrs. 69 Haines Henry

65 Hackl'cy Carlton 63 Cornell Mrs., Gleniffer 61 Weiser Benito, Lyndhurst 59 Michell Fleet-Engineer George

NathanUlareward,R.N. Waverley 51 Raine Mrs., Birkendale 49 Bennett Mrs. 47 Phillips Albert Edward, district

supt. of the Provident Association of London Limited, Brooklyn

45 Perrott 'Vllliam Henry 43 Lowrie Mrs., St. Ronan's 41 Seymour Mrs., Dunkeld 39 Day George William, Sunnyside 37 Osborn Henry Walter, Linden villa 35 Franks Percy John 33 Lindsay John A. CooLily vale 31 Godwin George Albert 29 Portwine Mrs., Strathmore 27 Higgings Edward 23 Dodds Mrs., i::)t. Kevin 21 Ducros Eugene, Monplaisir 19 Davis Nathaniel 17 Amoore Andrew Henry 15 Hall Mrs. 13 McKenzie Mrs.

9 Silver Hu~h William, M.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.c.p.LOnd., L.S.A., physician & surgeon, Turret lodge

.....•..... .Iu:re is Venner l·oad ..........• Pillar Letter Box Rutter John, chC'mist

7 Goodwin William Branson. grocer 5 Shilling Frederick, tobacconist 3 Haggis James, fruiterer, &('. 1 Foulds Otho, draper

[.Po;· l'eli/aindeJ' 0/ tlti< 7'oad, see onr "SYDE~HA~I DIRECTORY."1

Oak Hill Road. From Crescent road.

West Side. Congregational Church

2 Hartley John, Knighton 4 Robinson Frederick William 6 Samuelson Frcd~rick Burnhard,

Wood lodge 8 Cleugh James, Ellerslie

10 Nind Mrs. R., Mayfield 20 Willsher '" alter 22 Maclean William Edward

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Bra.ised Beef, garnished readyfor table.

24 Marshall George William 26 Breeze Arthur 28 Henwood Mrs. 30 Tattersall J obn Creassey

Stevens Frederick, Pickerage

East Side. 1 Kibbler Miss, St. Clare 3 Wright Mrs. Fl., Mounsteven, jun. 5 Hamilton Hugh 7 Gabell Dou~las

Bell Frederick J., The cottage St. Ba1'nabas' Ohv'?'eh Griffith Rev. Geo.Octavius Fletcher,

B.A., f:3t.Barnabas Vicarage

Oakwood Avenue, From Bromley rd. tl' Scott's lane.

South-west Side. 2 Barton & Whelpton, physicians &

surgeons2 Barton Francis Alex. M.R.C.s,Eng.,

L.R.c.p.Lon., B.A.cantab., physician & surgeon

4 Bovd David 6 Lewer Sydney Herbert 8 Coombes Perev B .. Broadlands

............ he··e is Perth 1·oad ...•••••.... 10 Rock Edwin Baynes, Turret house 12 McQuade.J. A., Craigoure 14 Catfard :Mrs. 16 Walker Robert, .Massilia 18 Adams Harold John, St. John's 20 Marriage Frank W., Ladybank

Philbrick George H., preparatory school for boys, Clare house

... . . . hel'e is Ovel'bury avenue 24 Beardshaw Wilfred 26 Hughes William Henry 28 Dence Alexander, Greenhill 30 Booth WaIter Abraham

Moore Capt. Arthur, Shirley view Deakin Thomas Roger, Oaklands lVall Leffe?' Box Hudson Frank, White house March Arthur, West Bank Thirkell Claude, Beverly Harrison Francis Sladen, Amery

North-east Side. 1 Harris Frederick Ernest 3 White Walter Johu, The Briars

5 Way Arthur Hemsley, Randwick Eigood Charles Alsager, The Croft

Overbury Avenue. From lVickham rd. to Oakwood at'en.

NorthSide. 1 Cross Thomas John, Thurstonville 3 Sharpe Ernest Rolls, Fair Oak 5 Jackson Thomas John, Chelston

Oatholic Church of the Tranl!fig1l1'ation and St. Benedict,

Kilmartin Rev. William[Cathohe], Presbytf'ry

Larson Lars, Fairhaven

South Side. ••, here is Oakwood arenue Klingender Miss, Egoline Meyer Miss, " Trimmer Lieut.-Cot Augustus

Richard, Parkstone 12 Evens Mrs. G .. Dovedale 10 Johnson Mrs.,'Highclere 8 Jennings Georp;e Oharles Hazel

dene, solicitor &; commissioner fur oaths, f:301heim

6 Smith Rev. James Lewis [Wesleyan], The Manse

4 R\tlTIsey Arthur Walter . 2 Corbin Eustace Rhodes ~t. ClaIr,

lII.B.Lond., lILH.C.SEng., surgeon, Moore house

Parish Lane. Postal Address: Penge, S.E.

Right Side.-From Kent House Road. A lexandraD ist1·ietSchools. Head

Master. William Goodman 81 Tyson Thomas Joseph 80 Mesure Edward, watchmaker 79 Chinnery Arthur Thomas 78 Foulger Albert 77 Thompson George, gardener 76 Thulborn John 75 Lippingwell Charles 74 Gray & :Morris, shopkeeJ;lers

M1'e al'e Whateley ~ Theszgel' road~ 73 Coombe HoraceJames, toraCcolllst

and newsagent 73 Oook Miss Marion, nurse 72 Suther land Donald, dairy

Howard's Stores, Limited, fo'r Bottled and Cask Beers.

71 Gee Lewis George, oilman 70 Humphr!ly Archibald, butcher 69 Rickard George Wm., confectioner 68 Herbert & Co., drapers 67 Warman Albert 66 Goodman Edward 65 May Richard 64 King & Vo., grocers •.•.••.•. !W7'e£s Tenn!Json road 63 Delahoy Frederick George, fruiterer

and greengrocer 62 Armstrong James. cbimney cleaner 61 Jones Henry Joseph, hairdresser 60 Guest William, laundry

Alexandra ,Missiotl Hall. George Stevenson, caretaker

•.•...... here 18 Victo7' road •.••.••.• ALEXANDRA COTTAGES. .

3 Scott Walter 2 Skillgsley J (lseph 1 Haywood Mrs .

•.•••.•. : here is .E'dward road •.••••••• Pillar Letter Box

58 Parker Robert .•.....•• here is Albert road ••••.•••• ......... here lS Harding's lane . 56 Pobgee Edwin, bootmaker 55 Clarke Henrv, eating house 54 Leslie, Schuitze & Co.,peel makers 53 Bllngay Josiah, haberdasher' 52 Searle Mr1i. Emma, greengrocer 51 Huckin Wm., builder & decorlltor 50 Bowen Hy .•hairdresser&tobacconist 49 Arthur George, t.obacconist 48 Pearce Frank, greengrocer 46AM:oore John, french pulisher 46 Akerman William 45 Seager Robert 44 Pyke Ernest 43 Newnham William Henry 42 Ennis Edward 41 Adams Mrs. 40 "Vorsell John, R.P.C., plumber 39 Crosskey John 38 Higgs Walter 37 Palmer Mrs. 35 Bott William 3:1: Crosskey George Hartley

Cross and Return. CLIFTON TERRACE.

32 Head George, grocer

.30 .WalIer Henry 29 Moore Alffl~d, french polisher 28 Dugay Sam 27 Newnham Alfred J. 26 Nevard Albert 25 Nessling Robert 24 Waghorn George Edward 23 Beadle Lawrence 2:! de-Maid Charles Abraham 21 Chapman Charles 20 Chapman John 19 Hayter Miss. dressmaker 18 Denyer George

.•....... here is Linden. Passage . 16 Crouch Arthur15 Fllldll'Y Alfren 14 Wetherill Herbert Henry 13 Evans Alfred 13 Partridge Mrs. 12 Hall Thomas 11 Ferdinand Thomas 10 Wilson Henry

9 Ford Harry Fitze, tailor 8 { Hill Frank

Ould Mrs . 7 ~Iiller Francis G Clements James 5 Crawley Thomas, shoemaker 4 Miller J ol11L,hairdresser 3 Newham Edward, family oilman 2 Turnbull Mrs.Ann Maria,provsn.dlr

Jobson Frederick William, butcher ............ ltere is Penge lane .

Alexandra Hotel, William Daniel Nevill

,162 Jarvis Alfred, fishmonger Passage to Penge lane.

162AGeorge Mrs. Maria, confectioner 161 Blundeli Frederick 159 Smith William Robert 158 Flaxman Albert 157 Cooper Arthur 156 J enn(lr Samuel 155 Aston Christopher Penrhyn 154 'Winters Thomas 153 Matthews Alfred 152 Henlev William 151 Dungate George 1 ( Field William Henry

50 t Heather Albert Charles

149 Shirley James Henry 148 Culver Edwin 14 7 Drakeford Herbert 146 Fisk Cyrus 145 Lewis Thomas 144 Brickell Edwin 143 Parsons Thomas 142 Oehmig Max Victor 141 Steedman James 140 Moore John 138 Rivett David 136 Stokes Mrs. 135 Lloyd George Frederick 134 Allard William 133 Stevenson Alfred Alexander 183 Stevenson Mrs.Georgina,dressma. 132 Chard Henry Robert 131 Harrison Robert Samuel 130 Bright William 129 Pearct: Richard Thomas 128 Howard Evelyn 124 Dungay Robert 123 Brown Joho Bellamy 122 Carter Mrs. Harriet, dressmaker 121 Bradley James C. 120 Blake Alfred 119 Bradley James William 118 Oehmig Max Victor, hairdresser .......... .7~e1·eis Green lane ..•.......•

Penge 0' Beekenltam Co-operati ve80cietyLi1n.- H.Potten, sec.

Co-opemtive Hall 106 Inkpen William 105 Kimber Archibald 104 Waring John Charles 103 Ingram Edward 102 Young George, chimney cleaner

Park Road. Left Side-from Southend Roa.d.

1 Hamsher William 3 Burton Miss, ladies' school,

Minshull house 5 Smalley Maj.-Genl. Frederick,

Springfield 7 Taylor Mrs., Kingswo:>d 9 Greville Arthur Edward, Silver

thorne 11 Northcote Horace, St. Cyres 13 Thomas Alfred, Glen More 15 Gaskell James Stranack

17 Thomas Capt. Chas. William, R.N. 19 Jackson-Mason Mr~. .•.......... here is Lawn road ........• 21 Ovey Mrs., Ballygunge

Pillar Latte?' Bow ...... hero is Copel's Cope road ..•...

Copeland Hy.& Son.building works 23 Quallett & Robin!s, auctioneers,&c. 23 National Telephone Co. Limited

(public call office) New Beekenham station. S.E.R. James Vowles, stationmaster

Cross and Retu7·n. 18 Keeler Mrs. Aun, florist

Fi1'e Alarltb •....• here is Capers Cope road 16 Colbourne Louis; Llanfair ............ here is Lawn road ; . 14 Crowther-Beynon Rev. Samuel

Bryan, M.A., Westfield 12 Poth Frederick, Cliveden 10 Sharp Mrs. ~L R., Lyndhurst

8 Attenborough John, Rosslyn lVall Letter Box

6 Holman George, Ridgemount Tuthill James, Abbey lodge Moon Frank, " "

Pelham Road. From }ifaeken::ie road.

Right Side. Vernon Thomas, Nellis Aldridge Charles, Whitby Jarvis J. S., Kidbrook Syrett Mrs., Tintarn Clarke C. J. L., Barmouth Sutton Ernest, Annette Earwaker Ashley, Acacia Wilson Albert, Belvedere Heasman Ethelburt, Montrose Fortune Victor Rowland, Mon Abri Arnold Arthur Thomas, Fairlight Leslie Bertie S., Thlj Glen ............... Birkbeckroaa . lAKnight Arthur 1 Stokes George 2 Davis Mrs 3 Bennett Frank 4: Ash James 5 Cooper Samuel Thomas

Howard's Stores, Limited', for Home-made Sausages

Wiseman Charles, Nutfield ....•• here is Ranenscroft l'oad

SURREY VILLAS. 1 Acock Arthur

Parsonage William, Beckenham Park laundry

Left Side. 1 Hollis Charles 5 Whitlock Francis Oliver 7 { St. Maur Robert

St. Muur Mrs. E., tchr. of music 9 Harris Alfred Fredk., Hope villa

13 Furber Thomas, The Lime!! 15 James Luther 17 Englehart A. 19 Potten Henry Chas., Beaconsfield

Jennings Mis's, Ivy Dene Mackenzie William, Highlands

••.•••.... him: 'is BirklJeck road . 25 Cecil William Raymond 27 Rowe Stanley 29 Nicholls Charles 31 Belcher George 33 Skinner Thomas 35 Martin Albert J.

l/ere is Ha'l:ensf'1'oft l'oad

Pem.broke Terrace. See Trinity road.

Perth Road-Beckenham. Fl'om 8 'Oalcwood a'z'cn/lc.

South-east Side. 1 Ayles Stephen, Sudbury 3 Curtis Miss 5 Counsell Claude 7 Haines Reginald, Cotswold

St. Barnabas' Church North-1Vf1st Side.

6 Gregory Henry, Rosplawn 8 Shaw Mrs., The Ellers

10 Dawson Misses

Phoonix.Road. F)'mlt St. Juhh's rnad.

Postal address: Penge S.B:. Right Side.

t Wallis Ernest Bowden 3 Emery Albert

7 Cooper Charles 9 Hoadley Mrs.

15 Smith John 17 Hennessy Alfred 19 Mack Matthew 21 Wilson Miss 23 Dorey William Charles 27 Homewood Charles, builder

Left Side. 2 Tomei Mrs. 4 Clews William 6 Pike Alfred James 8 Eagles William ,

10 Cook Edward Charles 12 Northeast Charles 14 Francis Charles 16 Rendel Lawrence 20 Essex Alfred 22 Warden James William 24 Kemp Albert 26 Cooper Harry 28 Bindoff Alfred Stanley

Piquet Road. From J1Ia1'low road.

1 Silvester E. 3 Webb George 5 Saver Mrs.

11 Bi;hop Charles 13 Simpson Aquilla Thomas 19 Pocock Frederick W. 21 Murray John 23 Mardell Joseph 41 Privett William George, bricklayer 45 Markham Miss 47 Hatch William 49 Taylor Henry 51 Colling Ralph 53 Snazel George 55 Walters F~ank Joseph

Plawsfie1d Road. From Beekenham l'oad.

Princes Road. Fostal address-Penge S.E.

1 Cagger Frederick George 2 Dodd Philip 3 Slade Frederick 4 Howell James 5 Bald Will Thomas

BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY 389

6 Mitchell Tom 1 Seal Philip 8 Heard Thomas Henry 9 Burfield William George

10 Andrews Alfred Joseph 11 Cave William 12 Dines Daniel 13 Culff George 14 Jones Willil\m 15 Mitchell Mrs. 16 Weston Frederick John 17 Leek James 18 Parker Henry 19 Nicholls William 20 Carter James Thomas 21 Puckett Robert 22 Wheeler William 23 Gray Charles, secondhand furni

ture dealer 24 Hawkins John Mo()re, general shop

Queen's Road. Pl'mlb 41 Beekeuham road.

Left Side. 1 Lake Wm., Kenwyn 3' Anwyl Edward, Oakdene 5 Bass Frederick J. F., Harting 7 Moyes Thomas Strafford 9 Jordan Thomas Charles, Glenhurst

11 Clarke Herbert 13 Smith Sidney 15 Rudge Edward John Hy., Ivedale 17 Wilson Arthur 19 BryRn James 31 Marston Edward Howis, A.l\I.I.C.E. 23 Doble Reginald 25 Shore Frederick William, Rathvale 27 Rudd Robert, Stanley lodge 29 Ray Herbert

Right Sir1e. 18 ~,:artin ,James Henry 28 Buss Septimus 30 Vesper Thomas 32 Goodman Edward Louis 34 Bartlett Walter

Railway Approach.-RECTORY ROAD. Smdh Ea.~tcrn 0' Chatlta1n Railn'ay

Station (Beckenham . junction) -Edward Allen, station master

Batchelar & Son, Limited, removal contractors

Saunders & Lamport, cycle and motor works

Carr H. & W., agents for West Kent Brewery

Horsman Thomas, florist Southend Road.

Rickett, Smith & Co. (incorporated with Rickett, Cockerell & Co. Ltd.), coal merchants

Moore & Mathew, coal merchants Tync J[a,in Oorll Co. Limited Carr Hy. & Wm., coal and lime mel's.

Railway Bridge.See Hi.qh street.

•.. Railway View.-C&AMPTONROAD. Postal A<ldress-Penge, S.E.

Ravensbourne Station S. E. 8&C. ll. -CRAB HILL.

Ryder Frederick, station master

Ravenscroft Road. Right Side-from Beckenham Road.

4 Eastman Thomas, bootmaker 6 Cole Herbert 8 Kember Edward

10 Green William 12 Powers Archibald 14 Walpole Mrs. 16 Bliss Gearge W

. Curtis J. W. J., timber merchant 20 Bartley Frederick 22 Dennis Charles 24 Barnett William 26 Bowen 'Thomas 28 Shorter Henry B., laundry .30 Pitcher Walter 32 Choat Edward, laundry 34 Emberson James Henry, laundry 36 Agate John William 38 Deakins William, Edith villa 42 Rush FrederickChas.,Avebury villa 4! Hughes Edward James 46 Sharp Mrs. Annie, private school 48 Giblin Mrs., laundry 50 Devine J amp.s

52 Austin Mrs. 54 Flight Miss, nurse 56 Routen Herbert 58 Terry John, bricklayer 60 Baskerville John 62 Earl Mrs. 70 Wheeler Alfred, Fern cottage 72 Todd Harvey, Ivy cottage 74 Smith Harry, Fernleigh 76 Morgan Mrs. 78 Morgan Lewin 78 Parks Miss, dressmaker 80 Fairman Joseph, Luther villa 82 Ru~hes Ambrose John, Myrtle viI 84 Breed William, Vine nursery 94 Willsmer James 96 Hall William Henry 98 Reed Mrs.,lnkerman house

••••••••• he7:eis .Avenue road •••••••••

Scarlett Charles, decorator 104 Scarlett Mrs. Louisa, laundress.

Grays villa . 108 Mitchell Miss, laundress 110 Woollcott George 112 Batty John 114 May Vincent Edward 116 Hoare Ralph 158 Goodchild Albert,nurseryman,The

Birches 174: Warrilow Mrs. M. A.: laundress,

Stafford house

•..••• here is the ivanhoe L.T.C . J 88 Garrett Frederick Oliver, Kent vil

Wall Letter Box •.••••••. henJ ;.'1 Pelham road •.••••••• 202 Smith Harry, Hazelwood 204 Young J. McLaren, watchmaker 210 Ball Thomas 212 Large Miss, The Laurels 222 George Albert, jobbing gardener 228 Barker Ricnard W.

Cross and Return. 257 Moore Mrs. 253 Watts Sidney 251 Fasham Albert Edward 249 Boyden Mrs. 247 Ewen Noah 245 Edwards Frederick 243 Santer Frederick

, 239 Jeanes Alfred Geor~e 235 Caffyn Allan 233 Wheelton Alfred 231 Towner Mrs. 229 Dowsett George 221 Riley Frederick Charles 221 Donnelly Augustus 215 Rodgman William John 207 Merrett Frederic

ST. JAMES TERRACE. 6 Payne Mrs. . 5 Butcher Arthur Robert 3 Overend Robert

... ...•• here is Pelham 7'oad 191 Petty George 189 Clow James 185 Butcher Henry 183 Stanford Robert 173 Fuller William 171 Grimwade Silvanus Richard 169 Stewart Harry 167 Giles Henry 165 Crichton David John 161 Hoath John, Pembroke cottage 159 Davies Thomas George, laundry 157 Davies Mrs. 155 Hall Herbert William 153 Marcham William 151 Stewart Danl.,Caledonian laundry 149 Hyett William 14 7 Hall Ernest Ed ward 145 Wheatley John 143 Charman Mrs. 141 Allington William 139 Wright Arthur 137 Rose Abraham 135 Hankinson Mrs. 133 Thompson Mrs. 131 Killi~k William 129 Privet Edward

St. Michael and All Angels'Churc1b

113 Leach Frederiek III Killick Richard .•.•••.•• here is Avenue road

101 Knight James Richard, paper-banger and decorator

99 Tween George 97 Radford Mrs. 95 Killick l\Irs.

Howard's Stores, Limited, for York and Irish Hams.

93 Peters William 89 Bateman Mrs. Catherine, laundry 85 Finn Walter William 83 Davies Mrs.

.81 Hughes William 79 Green James 71 Pop lett William 75 White Edwin Turner 73 Browning Harold 71 Baker William Thos., sign writer 65 Weller William, house decorator,

Maybank 63 Smith Frank 61 Wellard Mrs. 59 Gatland William 55 Wickens Edward 53 Crease Henry 51 White Frederick 4:9 {Beane Edward

Woods Mrs., ladies' nurse 4:7 {Hickmott Henry

Saxton Robert 45 Davis George 43 Hanisch Mrs. Caroline, dressma. 39 Greaves Edgar 35 Dedman William 33 Wheatley James 31 Ta.mpin Frederick John 29 Palmer Mrs., Cromwell villa 27 Swindell Thomas 25 Howard William Geo., Dellin vii. 23 Curtis James W. J. 21 Robson Frederick Stephen 15 Barham Henry, Fernside 13 Wood James, Oakside 3 Smith Samuel Alfred, Denmead

Rectory Road. Left side-from High street.

Pillar Letter Box 1 Vafery Fredc.,artist in photography 3 Turle Richard, wine merchant 5 Barnes & Co., chemists

Bec!cenham School of lI-'lusia and 7 Art, Ormond Yearsley, sec.

Lydall & Son, stationers 9 Buchanan & Curwen, electrical

engineers 9 Attenborough & SOD,solicitors and

commissioners for oaths 13 Ferguson Mrs., ~torth Holme 17 Morgan Mrs. J ehn, Deepthorne

19 Webb' William, The Beeches 21 Hunt Charles, Kelvin grove 23 Atkinson Hugh Buddlt, The Holt

Right side• 2 Johnson-Smi.th Thomas, The Dell

•••....•. here is Blakene1j 7'oad.•...••• 4 Gill Charles, Java lodge 6 Ransom Peter Aug., Grosvenor lodge 8 Littlehales Mrs., Sherbrooke

10 'Webb Henry. Riversleigh 12 Overton Frank, Mayfield 14 Fox Charles, Roslin 16 Faulkner Thomas Hy.,Willoughby 18 Lord Thomas Kenvon, Glenmore 20 Roney Ernest, ~ uthurst 22 Thompson Samuel, Lindifferon

Reddons Road. .F'rmnKings Hall 1'd. to .Lennard rd.

1 BU!lsell Thoma 3 West Basil 5 Prust W. Aubrey, Glenbeigh 7 Gilbert William Joseph, Jucunda. 9 Calcutt Charles

11 Petch William, Vernon house

Roseneath Terrace, See ArtltU1' road.

Rowden Road. F1'mn 41 CltaffinaJt road.

Rigltt Side, 2 Tyler William 4 Harm~ Benjamin, May villa 6 'IVebber Frederick, Harbledown 8 Burton George -

10 Gibbons Charles 12 Ford Henry, Bromyard villa 14 Ridgwell George 18 Cowley Frank William 20 Harvey John 22 Bryant William 24 Adams John 26 Drake Mrs 28 Smith &. Wilson, builders 28 Wilson Henry 30 Clark William James 32 Hoskins Frank Thorn

Howard's Stores, Limited. for Bottled and Cask Beers.

34 Bartholomew Alfred 36 Sutton Samuel James 38 Aitken James 40 Ferrier James 42 Miles William John 46 Oxbrow Ernest Alfred 48 Bertis Mrs., Sweet Briar 50 Miller Edward, Ballinacurra 52 Dann George Crittenden 51:) Watson Francis 58 Hollis Samuel 60 Green William James, incubator

manufacturer Left Side.

Clinging George 3 Hawkes Arthur Frank 5 Horsman Thomas . 7 Bridger William 9 Akhurst Alfred

11 Pritchard. John 13 Arnold Ernest 15 Galley John 17 Hammond Mrs. 1~ Young Thomas Anthony

St. George's Boad. From Bromley rd. to Albemarle rd.

East Side. 2 Johnson A rthur William 2 Lillie Madame, dressmaker 6 White George 8 Davis Walter

12 Sadler Albert 16 Cole George Walter 18 Price Frederick Watson 20 Evans William, tailor 22 Miles Charles 24 Moore Miss 26 Elliman Jacob, builder 28 Parker J&mes, masseur 30 Odom :Mrs. Harriett, dressmaker 32 Padbury William Richald

West Side. 1 & 3 Heath & Pratt, drapers

.•.•..•.• Itel'e is Ch1l1'chl'oad ..•.••.• 5 Briggs Misses 7 Freeman William Hedley 9 Mackenzie Miss, A.C.P" school

11 & 13 Muggleton Miss 15 Quantrill Mrs. 17 Ford Charles William

19 Wilcher Charles 21 Osborn Robert John

St. James' Avenue.-ELlIfERS END~

St. Ja71~e.<;'Pari/sn Room Farnan John, Kirkholme Crowley John, F.R.C.S., Rockville

St. James' Terrace. See Raven,<;c1'oj'troad.

St. John's Road.-BECKENHAM ROA}). Postal Address-Panga, S.E.

Right Side, .. hel·e is Parish boundar1J......•.. 4 Hennell Percy 6,Phillips Harry Harding, n.R.C.S.

Eng" L.R.c.p.LOnd., physician & surgeon, Hamilton house

8 Hoare Mrs.G. W. R., ladies' school 8 Hoare G, W. R., boys' school

10 Keith David 12 Champneys Mrs. 14 Jackson Miss, Sussex lodge 16 Williams Thos. Robt. Norton house 18 Beech Hugh ............ here is Lucas road . 24 Sear George B., Nethergate house 28 Pitrie John 30 Lines Joseph 33 Gurton Frank 34 Hooper Mrs., dressmaker 36 Symes John L. 38 Hawkins James Thomas 40 Barton Alfred, Chatham house

Barton H. S. & Co., timber mers. Cross and Return.

......... here is '['rinity l'oad ·DOROTHY VILLAS.

1 Maugham Miss 2 Gulson Sidney James 3 Ramsay Harry 3 Kemp Conrad 4 Mintern Albert Charles 4 Bradbrook R. S. 5 Denton George Richard.

.......•• M1'e i.<; Phami.1] road

25 Adsett William Henry

BECKENHAl\1 STREET DIRECTORY. 393

Brunning James Smith, Beamsley~Villiam TV. 's Royal Naval A8ylumjiw lVidow8~ Daughters of Otficers

Foster Joseph, The Lodge

NAVAL ASYLUM 1 Elliott Mrs. 2 Horne Mrs. 3 Barlow Mrs. 4 Dent Mrs. 5 Woodham Miss 6 Richards Miss 7 Robinson Mi!is 8 Hill Miss 9 Beckett Miss

10 Sarratt Mrs. 11 Drake Mrs. 12 Hewlett Mrs.

19 Godfrey William Charles 17 Athow Mrs. 15 Roe Charles 18 CIa v Charles F. 11 Neat Frederick Reuben 9 Hubbard Thomas William 7 Polley Alfred 5 Lynes George Henry r Horlock Walter

St. Margaret's Rd.-ELlIIERS END. From approach to Railway station.

North- West Side. 1 Hazael Frank 2 Legge Frederick Samuel 3 Grammer Walter 4: Young Thomas 5 Lamport Walter Henry 6 Friend William 7 Thorp Edwin 8 Leech James -9 Palmer Ed ward

10 ApHn Cecil George 11 Hall Ed win 12 Wilson James 13 Andrews William 14: Draper James 15 Drake Henry 'fhomas 16 Roach John 17 Munday Charles 18 -Payne Henry Charles ]9 Rmith Walter

20 Newman Samuel 21 Kemp Arthur 22 Holloway Elles 23 Crossley Lewis 24 Turner Frederick 25 Ralph George 26 Melton Thomas 27 Bonniface Philip James 28 Martin Albert 29 Sayer Charles 30 Belcher Albert 31 Painter Thomas Francis 32 Boorman Frederick William 33 Kent Mrs. Eva, tobacconist

South-East Side. 34 Pankhurst David 35 Turner Samuel 36 Carr James 38 Curtis Herbert 39 Heard Miss 41 Bellars Henry William 42 'Aylward John 43 Blackham James Ephraim 46 W oollridge Mrs. 48 Smith George

Samos Road. Postal Address~-Penge, S.E. Right side-from Marlow road.

Burton William, Clarence house .. .... hel'e is Parish Boundary

Cross and Return, Oldfield Mrs., Dunster

Seward Road.-BECKENHA1rI. From Arthur road to Elmers End rd.

Sheringham Road. .Prom lIIm'low road.

Sidney Road, Right Side-from 55A, Beckenham roi\d.

8 Allison Arthur Morris, Holmcroft 10 Norris Wm. Jas., builder, Tregantle 12 Amos H. Clyde, Glaslyn 14 Heitefusz Herman, B.SC., Nutfield 16 BeHringer Arthur Edward, Tre

gothnan 18 Flet~her John William 20 Chamberlain Geo. Harry, Mayville 22 Lark John F'rederick

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Po uItty and Game,

394 BEUKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

24 Swanson William, Innellan 26 Honnor William James 28 Payne George Barrett Glendening 30 Langmore Hugh Grant, Potsdam 32 Gibbons Harold J. 34- Baxter William, Cressy 36 Poole Reginald 3~ Strother John Henry 40 Sammels Nelson Lionel 42 Leaman Frank G., St. Denys 44 Wise Cecil, Sunnyside 46 Shellard Tom 48 Thomas Sidney 52 Brazil Harry 54 Palmer Frederick William 56 Sutherland Ale'Xander

Lep Side. 1 Goodman John, Shirlev 3 Newcombe Arth. Martin, Grace ho. 5 Nash Charles, Hillsboro' 7 Kendall Mrs. 9 l\f orris Mrs. E. L.

11 DeRobert Hy. Armand, Chez-nous 13 Harding Stanley James 15 Stevens Percy William, Irene 17 . Altree Arthur Herbert Deavill,

Jessamine villa 19 Brown Henry John 23 Gilbert Mrs., Blencathrie 25 Joel William Watkins, Pendennis 27 Birkett Robert 29 Henningbam Charles 31 Smith Walter 33 Stewart Walter Smithers 35 Newton Sidney 37 Burgess Francis Sydney, Rozel 39 Durand Ernest Frederick 41 Sweet Tom Henry, Mayfield 43 Carrod Henry 45 Allen Hev. Thomas Kingdon, M.A. 47 Noble William B. ••••••..• lte1'e is Kendall road .

Pillar Letter Rom 49 Perkins Engineer-Lieut. William

James, R.N. 51 Thompson James C.

Somerville Road. Postal Address: Penge, S.E.

Right Side. - From Thesiger Road. 1 Gee Thomas William

2 Fretten' William 3 Mantle William R., plumber 4 Moore John, french polisher 5 Stringer Abrllham 6 Dear William 7 Bennett William 8 Steer George 9 Evans Frederick

10 Todd Thomas 11 Aucutt George 12 Bennett Mrs. 13 Watson Joseph 14 Craske Mrs. 15 Lloyd George .•••.•.•. llere is Whateley l'oad .••••...• 17 Clayton Thomas, confectioner 18 Beal Walter 19 Nickols James S. 21 Rousseau Armand 22 Glen Thoma!' 23 Barton Thomas 24 Brown John 25 Silcock Edward 25 Silcock Mrs. Susan, dressmaker

Cross and Return.

••..•.••• here is },forland road ....••.•• .••.••.•• here is Oourtenay 'I'd .••••.••. 39 Wade William S., Courtenay villa 39 Reed J. F., china & glass riveter 38 Simms George 37 Kyte William 36 Ironside Frederick 35 Home William Edwin 34 Devortv Robert 33 Clapp Walter Archibald Herbert 32 Peacock John 31 Terry Mrs. 30 Harris Mrs. 29 Paul John 28 Bullman George 27 Rayner James 26 Braybon John

South Eden Park. See lVil'klla1n 1'oad.

Southend Road. Left Side-from High street.

here is Railway approach ~llen Edward, Rutland lodge

BECKENHAM: STREET l?IRECTORY. 395

1 Colyer ArthurR., M.R.C.S.,L.R.C.P.,L.n.s.Eng., and Alfred H. J ohnson, L.n.s.Eng., dental surgeons,Connaugh t house here is Gopel's Gope l'oad ..•..•

3 Mileham Harry T., Copers Cope ho. .'.•..•.••... here is Park road .....•...... •....... here is Brackley "oad ..•...•.•

Wall Letter BOil]'5 Whitehead J n.Dunstan. Radnor ho 7 Farmer Mrs. S., Rutland house 9 Barker James, Coolhurst

11 Thompson John, Park side13 Watson William, Clyde house15 Davies Re\'.Robert Venn Faithfull,

M.A •• Ingoldesthorpe17 Collier George Herman19 Partridge William Peyton, Dep.•

Surgeon-General, Bella Vista21 Fuchs Ernest Charles. Weylands23 Wimble Charles, Thirlmere 25 Howard Sydney, Fairholme21 Prest Stanley F., Ravensworth29 Brown Mrs. Anthony, Broomhill31 Grenside Henry Nicholas, solicitor,

Ringwood33 Forster. Arthur Francis,Brockhurst

Wall Letter Box 35 Neill Thomas. Oakwood 39 Elliott Frederick William,Oakleigh4:1 SimondsHerbt. Fredk.,W oodthorpe .•. here is footway to C'ator 'road ... 43 Ra.perHenry, Branxholm

Beckenham Hill StaUon(S.E.~·(}. Railway)-Frederick . Ryder,station master

Heaton Walter, Sunnyside Right Side-from High street.

2 Chambers Alexander Randall Miss E. M., florist and

seedsman 6 Burrows Arthur, The Larches

............ hel'e is the Avenue ..•.••.••..• 8 Collins John

10 Clarke Mrs., Atlingworth12 Bluett Mrs., Egerton house14 Stilwell George Robert Fabris,

M.B.Lond.• Stanmore house 16 Inglis Alfred, Lynton18 Spencer Mrs., Belmont20 Pearce Arthur, Bexley house

22 WinboIt Mrs., Elmstone bouse •••..•.•. here is 1?ox Grol)e ,·oad .

" .• hm'e is Beckenham, Place pm'lt ..• 24: Burroughes Thomas H., Gatol'

Estate Office 26 Simpson Fredk. Hy., Thornbury

. 28 McAndrew Chas.Wm.,The Warren 30 Neame Laurence Harding, Wood-

field 32 Lomax Wm., Hawthorndene 34: Furze Mrs., The Coppice

Southend Road. See Rail'may Appr(lO,ch.

Springfield Road. From Lawrie Park road to Lawrie

Park crescent. Dawson Philip, Maybourne

Stanmore Terrace.-FAIRFIELD. F'l'01UKelsey Park 1'oad to

Bttrnhill road. NortlL-west Side.

...•••.•• here is lJIount pleasant .....•..• I Young Thomas2 Lewcock Mrs. 3 Cox William 4 James George5 Kentfield Thomas

. 6 Newell Henry Ernest

.. ••••....•. here is Lea Road .....•.....•..• SouthSide.

7 Harman John 8 Wood Charles 9 Sturgeon John

Station Buildings. See High street.

Suffi.eld Road • From 55 lJIarlMv 1·oad.

James Misses, Rothsay2 Meredith Frank James

Sulta.n qtreet. Postal Address-Beckenham, Kent.

From Arthur Road-Right Side.

1 Sinnock William

Howard's Stores. Limited, for Bottled and Cask Beers.

3 Arnold Charles 5 Taylor Charles

.7 Kingswood William 9 Byfields Charles Albert

11 Mountnev William 13 Wells Jo'hn 15 Card Frank 17 Hastings Emanuel 19 Wood William 21 Reeves Henry 23 Millard Thomas 25 Aylen George 27 Clements 'fhomas William 29 Bell James 31 La.wson Frederick

ATLAS TERUACE. 1 Riddles Francis J. 2 Cowlard George 3 Riley Frederick 5 Field John

Left side. 2 Blackham Daniel 4 Parrett John 6 Morgan.J ohn 8 Field William

10 Evans l\Ir~. 12 Ashton Charles 14 Marks Henrv 16 Allingha Il james 18 Burtenshflw William 20 White Stephen James 22 LaNrenceJamefl'

Surrey Villas. Sed Pelham road.

Swiss Terrace. See Elmel'.~ End road.

3 Milchell Mrs., Gonville 5 Green Herbert E. B., ffiversley 7 Garey N. E. B., Blithedale 9 Tyson Thomas Richard, Gladwyns

11 Eastman Rugh, Mavis bank Stannah Joseph; Burfield

••....... here 1·.~Border crescent.. ..••..•

Tennyson Road. Postal Address: Penge, S.E;

Left Side.-From Parish Lane.

2 Dyer George D. 4 Bartlett Herbert Samuel. 6 Lewin William, chimney cleaner 8 Stedman William

10 Pringle Ernest, bootmaker 12 Marchant Arthur 14 Smith Th()mas William 16 Syme,; Edward Thomas 18 Gough George 20 Eistop William 22 Blandford Thomas William 24 Power Harold ~ 26 Stone Henry 28 Giles Frederick, insurance agent 30 Case George 32 Wickenden William 34 Lewis Ell ward 36 Nayler Raymond 38 Stanrling William James 40 Holtham Mrs. 42 Brewer Henry 44 Betts Henry William 46 My lchreest William 48 Taylor Robert Joon 50 Stratton Thomas, bootma.ker .••.•..•. here is J.llodand f'oad ....•..•

Right side. Sydenhil.m Avenue.-PENGE. 51 Godsmark Brothers, oilmen

Froln Orystal Pa.lace Park road to 49 Edwards Elijah Aaron Hart Lawrie Park ar(mne. 4:7 Springett Alfred

[In S!Jdenhatn Postal District.J 45 Harper David &Mt1~-ea8t Side. 43 Kemp William Edward

2 Barnett Miss, Southwood 41 Hohs Charles William' Campbell-Stewart Miss, Summer 39 Pearce Henry

field . 37 Angle Henry l 35 Kneller Henry

•.•.....• wl'e is Border road ....••.•• 33 Roberts George

North-west Side. 31 Le Brun Philip 1 Schlund Frederick, Kathlamba 29 Cox George

Howard's S~ores, Lim., for Bru~hes and Brooms in Great Variety. -

B":';OKENHAM. STREET DIRECTORY. 397

27 Barker Frederick Wm. assistant superintendent Prudential Assurance Co. Limited

25 Woodhouse Henry 23 Powell Richard . 21 Toomey Mrs. Mary, laundry 19 Seymour George Frederick 17 Jones Henry John 15 Aldred George Henry 13 Summersbury GeorgeII Bryant George 9 Burnham Frank 7 Ward Charles George 5 Fox Sidney George 3 Whibley Robert 1 Goldsmith Davia

Thayers Farm Road. Left Side.-..,From Beckenham Road.

1 Gibb John David 3 Holland Charles :; Greenwood Mrs. 7 Koch Charles Theodore 9 Tomblin Daniel

11 Morphew William Henry 13 Pullen William 15 Warwick Arthur 17 Burnett Mrs 19 Wells Miss 23 Light William Harry 25 Brown Henry, Easton cottage 27 Gibbs Mrs. 29 Mid winter George John 3t Bentley Thomas Hall 33 Dennis William H. 35 Doe John 37 Wright Frederick, AstoB cottage 39 Herbert William 41 Koch James Kerrison 43 Bashford Frank 45 Carpenter Oscar 47 Rouse Henry Charles .•....... here is footpatlz to Barnmead

and King's hall l'oads .....•... 49 Fry Arthur 51 Hammond William 53 Richards Henry 55 Lewsey Henry William 57 Holtham Hp.nry 59 Wood Alfred 61 Moss Art.hur

63 Maidwell Frederick 65 Dawes Robert 67 Dunn John 69 WIlson William Stephen 71 Allen William Rob~rt 73 Etherington William George ......... here is Cilaffinch mad ...

Right side. 34 Long Charles 32 Waite George 30 Whincop John 28 Bradley Mrs. 26 Sales Harry 24 Semark Harry 22 Havden Henry 20 nockman Thoinas Henry 18 Pragg Edward 16 Petty Joseph 14 Williams George 12 Wilson Alfred to Barber James 8 Whall Mrs. 2 SussewDairy Supply Co.-W. R.

Eve, manager

The Briars. See Alienue road.

The Laurels. See Elmel's End l'oad.

~[,hesigerRoad. Postal .Address: ·Penge, 8.E.

Right Side. -From Somerville Road.

Kent H01l~e Tm:el'n, Sidney Field Oaudwell

1 Delahoy 1. W., dairymaa 3 Gammage Alfrt>d, baker 5 Jarvis James, furuiture dealel 7 Gardner Albert, grocer

11 Langley Charles John 13 Hunt Herbert 15 Hilton William L7 Drew Abraham 19 Wood William 21 Woods Thomas 23 Slade Henry 25 Lower Charles 27 Arney George Thomas 29 Devine James, shopkeeper

TVall Letter Bo;e

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Huntley and Palmer's Biscuits and Cakes.

398 BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTOH.Y.

13 Gale Thomas, grocer . 15 Leadbetter Richard, tobaCCOnIst 11 GIanmm Ohavio 19 Elliston Robert, butcher 21 Elton S. 21 & 23 L. G. and North Hants Dab'y

Compy., T. C. Watler, manager LABURNU1'lf COTTAGES.

1 Rawlinson Mark 2 McCall James 3 Jones George4 Roles Harry

25 Dixon William James, grocer21 & 29 Ingoe Hotace,fruiterer & fish

monger31 Miller Matthew, bootmaker 31 Miller Mrs. M. confectioner 35 Lewis George William39 Green John 41 Lodge Charles 43 Davies Arthur 45 Davey George49 Searle Albert Aaron, greengrocer51 Searle Samuel Richard, contractor 53 Sims Samuel, grocer

Cross and Return. 58 Smith William Henry58 Globe Window Cleaning & Carpet

Beating Co.56 Wheeler Thomas 54 Budd Thomas 52 Langley Charles50 Raffell James George48 Plumb William 46 Henderson Henry44 Duneclift Thomas 42 Deverell Frank 40 Ridout Thomas 36 Close Heber 32 Illingworth Alfred 30 Alderton Edward ........ here is Kinqswood Road .......•. 28 Knight C. W., chimney sweep20 Marshall Edward 4 Whale Mrs. Ann Rebecca confctnr 2 Sweeting Roberson, baker

......... hel·e is Jloss Lea Road ......•• Holy 1'dnity Mission Ball

Trinitv Road.-From Penge Station. Postal Address: Penge, S.E.

Read Stephen, Station cottage The Lightn'oodCoal Co.-H. E. Bea-

son, mana~er here is J>enge station, S. E. &' C. R.

Kav G., station-master Tomei & Son3,modellers(workshop)Cornwall Edwin A., coal merchant Shepherd, N eame l~ Co., ale stores Booth Brothers, coal merchants

1 Park Tat'ern,Allim Field Cauldwell Lock William, cab proprietorHoadley Benjumin, cab proprietor

3 !ves John Edward, bootmaker{) Buttell MissElizabeth, general shop7 ReIf Henry9 Cooper John

II Parsons George, tailor

Boward's Stores. Limited, for the finest Ceylon Teas.

31 Case George, coal merchant and greengrocer

Left Side.-From Somerville roa.d.

2 & 4 Jackson Archibald, fishmngr.6 Cooper Thos. Robinson, insur. agt.8 Stoner Frederick

10 Miller James B. 12 Browning James14 Dempsey John16 Loader Frank 18 Ashley Eclward20 Farnell James, gun maker'22 BumsJohn 24 Pharo John, jun.26 Ridout James 28 .Pharo John 30 Case Henry 32 Cummings James 34 Robinson Samuel, builder 34 Robinson Miss, dressmaker 36 Adams Walter John 38 Ridgwell Joseph40 Steemson Alfred 42 Patman Charles 44 Collins James Charles 46 Crowhurst William 48 Allan William, bookbinder50 Blackburn Frank 52 Harrison Mrs. 54 Gray & Morris, grocers

BECKENHAM STREET DIRECTOR y, 399

PEMBROKE TERRACE

17 Bailey Arthur Geo. In., hairdresser 16 Cornell Alfr~d, oilman 15 Reed Arthur, dairymll.n 14 Wall Edward, bootmaker 13 Chapman WaIter, dining rooms 12 Hill Miss B. R. tobacconist 11 Vardill Thomas 10 Davis Arthur Edward

9 Stovell Squire 7 Burgess Richard 6 Marsden Victor 5 Thomas Frederick Curtis 4 Durman Edward, dyer and cleaner 3 Tomei & Sons. modellers 3 Harris Frederick John 2 Hayward Ernest George, shirt and

collar dresser 1 Price H. G., tobacconist

.••...... here is St. John's road .....•

Tudor Road.- BECKENHA:lI.

From 56 Wickham road. [No thoroughfare. J

1 Hopf Mrs., Trehincsta 3 Wickham Percy E. 5 ~faccombie Thomas 7 Barwick Alfred Richard 9 Stark Amos, Roxwell

Upper EImers End road. See Elmers End J'oad ( Upper).

Venner Road.-NEwLANDS PARK.

Postal Address: Sydenham, S.E. Left Side.

214 Rutter John Bryant Robert, florist

212 Hilder Miss 210 Wright Charles William 200 Austin Wm Geo., Venner villas 198 Pilbrow Robert 196 Millwood Wm. Roht., Appleby viI 194 Hall Mrs., Samama villa 192 Riley William. Talbot villa 190 Forrester Mrs. Archibald 188 Swinerd Horace Arthur 186 Stalain Charles 1.84 Bazeley Philip 182 Noys George Thc,mas

180 Gerner Alfred 178 Daniells James McFarlane 176ATurner Frank 176 Deane Charles George 172 Salter Joseph William 170 Brown John Duncan, Bellcroft 168 Hurry James Albert 166 Watts William Marshall ] 64 Kentgen Frederick William 158 Bone William Edgar156 Forbes Madame, dressmaker 1M Tayler Ebenezer 152 Jackson Charles James 148 Hodder Frederick B. 146 Curtis Mrs. 144 Brimmer Miss, North view 142 Bannister Alfred, sign writer 134 Raisin Frank William 132 Cobb Samuel H., The Paddock 128 Harbert Frederick Pearcey 126 Shearburn Alan, The Laurels 124 W~olIard Wm. Charles, Glynlee 122 Woodbridge William, Engledene 120 Uphill George

Pilla}' Letter Bo.lJ 118 Abbott Mrs. E. 1 16 Whiteman William Thomas 112 Shorey Joseph 110 Kanaar Leo Stanley, Norway villa. 108 Symmons George Vincent, char

tered accountant 106 Townsend Lever 104 Christmas :\1rs 100 Campbell Wm.Gordon,Burchester

98 Newman George 96 Preston Herbert Eli 94 Fricke Heinrich, St. Leonards 92 Dummett Harry 90 Clayton 'V"illiam

Riqht side. 77 Boucher Frederick, Braemar 79 Lane Charles Joshua 83 Gibbs Herbert. Acacia housl' 85 Turner Mrs. -87 Darlaston Rev. GeorgeErnest.B.A.

[Congregational] 87 Chilley Charles, Cranley house 89 Rollason Charles Arthur 91 Carter Miss 93 Howarth Benjamin 99 Harre Fred~rick

101 Pierson Mrs.

400 BErKE~HAM STREET DIRECTORY.

10:5 Moore William 105 Tubb Madame Kate, prof. of music 107 Mitchell Mrs. 109 Cakebread Albert E. 111 Taylor Edward 115' Figg Henry William. F.A.I. 117 Chamberlayne James Henry 119 Georgi Mrs. 137 King Hubert Orlando, Virginia

cottage 139 Bradbrook Robert 141 Louisita Mademoiselle, dressma.,

St. James' lodge· 143 Mourant Charles

Moore Frederick, The Gables ••••••••••• .11,81'8 is Byne road .....•...•.•

Mortlock ·Walt., auctnr.,Tower hOe 149 Dupere Thomas 151 Scott Louis 153 Pratt Mrs. 155 Copas Edward 157 Boucher Benjamin 159 Burt Henry 161 May Mrs. 163 Grand John, tailor ..•..•..• ltere 'i.~ IFh·m·ton road ........• 167 Sawyer Miss 169 Granger Samuel 171 Cox James Heury 173 Ball William Lewis

Venner Villas. See Venner road,

Victor Road. See Alexandra cottages.

Victoria Buildings. See Beek-nl.ham road.

Westbourne Road.-NEwLANDsPARK, Postal address-Sydenha~ S.E.

WEST BOURNE VILLAS. 1 Brown Sidney Granger 2 Walker William Peto 4 Green Edward 5 Greenfield William

........• hel'e is il1aitland 7·oad...••.•.•

Cross and Return. nere is .Alexandra Recreation Ground

Young Gl'O., the lodge

Fire Brigade Station Hoskins Henry J ames,Beeleigh vI. Goodliffe William, Ketton

10 Frost John, HaslerrLere 12 NottIe Frederick, Ingleneuk 14 Allwork Frederick .Tn., Broekhurst 16 Barrett Matthew, Dulce Domum 18 Tovey Thomas, S'tinny view

Westbourne Villas. StJc lVestbonrne road.

Westfield Road. From. Croydon road.

Right side . 14 Ninmo Robert 16 Gibberd Frank 18 Manger Herbert Edward 20 Walker Richard F.

Westgate Road. From Bromley rd. to Beekmham Pl. pk.

West Side. 5 Patriekson John, Cumberland lodge 7 Curwen Henry, Birkby

11 Smith Henry Richard ........ here is Albemade 7'oad . ..•....... .ll€re is the Avenue .

Wall Letter Bo.'!; .. •...... here is Fox Gl'ove 7·oad.......•.

Enst Side. 2 Somes-Saxton Edward 4 Smith Joseph Alfred, .Eastwell 6 Giles Mrs., Ko~gsberg h~use 8 Hay Thomas, The Cedars

10 Bouud Thomas 12 Spencer-Phillips Mrs., Parkhurst ..•...... here i.<;.Albemarle road . ............ here is the Avenue .......••... .• •...... here is Fox Gl'ove road . Freeman Walter, Park lodge

Whateley Road-Lennard Road. Postal Address: Penge, S.E.

Left Side .

26 Evans James, carriage builder 2! Winter Sidney 22 Aldridge William 20 Gorringe Samuel

Howard's Stores, Limited, for Bottled and Cask Beers.

BEOKENHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 401

18 Burnett George 16 Beasley Charles 14 Fudge Samuel 12 Owen John 10 Horne Thomas

8 Allen Thomas 6 Clark James Shepherd 4 Baxter William 2 York Mrs. Harriet, dressmaker

RigMside. 1 Mitchell George 3 Smith Frederick 5 Pettitt James .7 Burgess Mrs. 9 Farrow Frederick

11 Biggs Lewis 13 Brown An,hew 15 Chun Joseph 17 Read William 19 Mitchell William 2i Stone Henry 23 Hedger Charles 25 Beacham Edward James 27 Cripps John . 29 Head George 31 Hayter Henry, dyer33- Story William 35 Ashby William Georg~ 37 Cook Richard 39 Allen Mrs. 41 ~mith Edward Thomas 45 Mason Robert 47 Shepherd John

.....•... !tere is Courtenay I'oad .. : ..•...

White's Yard. Pi'OIn 8-1: I£igk street.

1 Gay wood Mrs. 2 Da;vsoD William 3 Mills Mrs. 4 Clarke Ed ward 5 Laverty Mrs.

Whitmore road. .From Croydon J'oad.

1 Willis Arthur Alexander Ernest Arthur,solicitor,

Redholme •J ones Walter F. L., Godstone

Wickham Road. Prom, Bromley road.

East Side. 3 Coutts Robert 5 Willett Henry 9 Wheeler Mrs. F.

11 Cray Richll,rd John 13 Henville John 13AAIleson Mrs. C., coffee rooms ......... here is Chancery Lane ......••. 15 Belsham Daniel SmL, Vine cottage ] 7 Palmer Ed ward Richard, sanitary

engineer 19 Reeve lUchard 21 Hodge Joseph SamL, Malling cot 23 Hayman Frederick, Langley bouse ........ here is Crescent I'oad •••••••••

25 Summerhaves ·William. M D. 27 Pynegar Henry, Tamar 29 Hancock Misses, Parkhurst 31 SharI and Charles, Bonithon

Pillar Letter Box ........ here is Kemerlon Rorul ..•.•.••• 33 Price Herbert, Rutlands 35 Marriage James, Kynard 37 Breach Arthur, Norlands 3tl Hackney Henry C., Ridgewood 4:1 Naylor Jas. Theophilus,Edenthorpe 43 King Mrs., Coningsby ......... here is Overbur!J Avenue ........• 45 N orden Richard, Rocklands 47 Elsden Mrs., Dayrells . 4U Waine\\'right Rt.Spencer, lIl.D.LOnd 51 Buck Thomas. Hazeldene 53 Macrae Donald, lLD •• J.P • 55 Crowther Herbert Oakes,Broadclyst 57 Grose Richard, Tintagel 5D Mason Henry, "Vestbourne ....••... here is Tudor road

Wall Letter Box 63 Finlayson John, Uplands UI Hcdgwick Frank, Chilchester lodge 6\) & 71 Kerss James, gardener 73 Barnard Edwd. Wm., dairy farmer,

Burrell lodge ............ I/ere is Ha.1fes lane •.•.••••.••• Brown Arthur Hamill'on, Dower house Bucknell James Lloyd, Langley court Axford Benjamin, Langley Park farm

West Side. 2 Plait George 4 Peniston Mrs .

Howard's Stores, Lim.,for Brushes and Brooms in Great Variety. BRO~f.

402 BECKENHA"~I STREET DIREC1'ORY.

Wiverton Road-VENNER ROAD

Posta7 Address: Sydenham, S.E.

Witham Road. From Elmers End 'road.

North St:de. 1 Bishop Albert John, Tyrone 2 Saul William

3 Blenheim William J., Nuthurst 4 Gibson Henry

5 Carden Henry

Left Side.

1 Bryant Robert, nurseryman a Oarter Herbert Russell 5 Haward Mrs. Henry

7 'Veston Charles J. 11 Grigg Charles J aim 13 Hannam Herbert Henry 15 Satchell Charles

17 Monk Robert HI Vassie George

21 Salter Joseph Humphry 23 Croft William W:lIter 21'\ Gurney Miss

27 Grand John A. 2~ lngs J. V. 31 Gowers Alfred

33 Luff Bernard Russell 35 Lumley Mrs. 37 Gosling Alfred Snow 39 Blackie John 41 Self Mrs. 43 Warner William 45 Boome Ernest Charles

4: 7 Kimber John, Windsor villa 49 Butler Edwald 51 Hum James 53 Kent Athelstane John 57 Durban Arthur Frank

59 Steward Frederick 65 Harrington Charles Thomas

Limited, for Huntley and Palmer's Biscuits and Cakes.

Howard's Stores,

SOUTH EDEN PARK.

12 Miers Francis Charles,Edell cottage 14 Campbell Hugh, Eden lodge 16 Whalley Roberl Walter

Wall Letter Box 18 Bullivant WIn. Munton,Homewood 20 Thomson Mrs. Thon.as, Chalfont 22 Lutwyche Stanley George,Oakfield

24: Hill Mrs. ••• hm'e is Uppel' Elme1's End rd ...

6 Bickerton Mrs. 8 White Charles

10 E bdon Mrs. 14 Owen John A., Brierlea 16 Jackson Charles

18 Wass Edward William 20 Vaughan Mrs. 22 Prior Mrs. 24: Gratwick William 28 March Thomas, Blennerhassett 30 Schofield Wm., Beckenham cottage 38 Giddings George Thomas, M.D.,

physician & surgeon, Hillworth ..•... here is Court Downs road ..•.•• 40 Beney Wm.Augustus,Johannisbad 42 MorelandJ ohnBrogden, Youlgreave 44 Tophll.m Joseph B.• The Gables

46 Mannering George, Rostrevor 48 Mears Arthur William, Lngano

50 Lowson J ohnAlexanuer,Bryansford 52 Scovell Edward, St. Audries

54 Reading William A., Douglas ho. 56 Sutton George, Home lodge 60 Sherley-Price Henry, Ajaccio

62 Measures Richard Thos .. Rogate

64 Hy::.lop R. Mnrray, Cedar lawn 72 Barnard Mrs. W.,Kelsev Manor fnn

.Bedford Henry, Kelsey lodge

Bowyer Abraham, fanner, Stone farm

67 Browne Mrs. Gregory

69 Cox Charles

71 Dennett Herbert n Hulse Lawrence

73 Blackburn A. C. 75 Cooke Frederick Percy 75 Stanford Thomas George

7 {Longhurst Angelo 7 Peters Miss

79 Strauss Paul 81 Coombes William Edward 83 Lloyd Miss

85 Weatheritt JamtJs 87 Barnard Miss

89 Mitchell J obn 91 Ellison Thomas

93 Drobisch-Clough Franzotto 95 Tufnell Sidney George

Right side. 116 Rackstraw Miss II4 Rackstraw E. G. lIO Paice Edward

108 Stone Thomas

106 Minnett Miss

1O~ Long Mrs. 96 Bolton Frank Henry 92 Pullen Daniel 90 Roberts Alfred Sidney Charles

88 Burch Robert 'William Osborne 86 Walker George James

84 Wood Oscar Douglas 82 W oolidge Arthur 80 Boutwood Walter 78 Pervanoglu Alexander Horace 76 Tucker John William

7 -1: Stone Thomas R. 72 Comins Fredk. William, Fernlea. 70 Dent William, Claremont 68 Johnson Edward William, Perlton 66 Green Edward 64 Smart Henry

62 Barker Frederick Henry

60 Bartlett Richard, The Cedars

58 Hanson George Henry, The Furze 5G Saunders Clement 54 Bass William Ernest, Tournai 52 Jenner Arthur 50 Knibbs Albert 48 Webber Charles Thomas, Sedgeford

46 Sage John, Windermere

44 Browne Francis Albert 42 Fish John Edward

40 Drage Thomas 38 Hobbs Miss, St. Elmo

36 Wyborn Frederick, Lust1eigh 3-1: Ensoll Char res

32 Butler Percy William 30 Parker Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker 28 :Mattock Frank

2G James William Henry 24 Gilbert Edward Fowler 22 Denny Frederick 20 Allen Robert Lyon 16 Lyon ;\liss

18 Whitely Matthew 12 Phipps Joseph Daniel 10 Coleman Charles

8 { Croft William, builder Croft :\frs. W., dressmaker

4 Bailey James Hy., billiard cue mila ~ Sharpe William Kerley, Hazelmere

2ASedden Charles Thomas

Woodbastwick Road -CATOR ROAD. Postal Address: Sydenham, S.E.

White Sydney, 'fhe Lodge

Izere is Ibis Cricket Club Ground

Worsley Bridge Road. FI'Ollb Brackley road.

Ambridge Edward A., Sunnyside

Howard's Stores, Limited, for the finest Ceylon Teas. BROM. 14*

404 BECKENHAM: STREET DIREOTORY. ~ ------------------------------,-

Yewtree Road.-CROYDONROAD. Bight Side.

1 Carter George 2 Tebbv ~rrs. 3 Heath Frank 4 Cant George 5 Jobbins Philip Edwin 6 Norton Albert George 7 Olive William George 8 Carroll Patrick Joseph lJ Coward :Mrs.

10 Glazebrook Richard Charles chim ney cleaner

11 Ginn William 12 Dealing Harry Thomas 13 Larby John 14 Brewer Henrv 15 Slade Alfred' 16 Stringer William

17 Wingate Charles

L(jt Side. 19 Longhurst Mn;. 20 Fry Richard 21 Stenson James 22 Parris Robert 23 Willby Wilton 24 Clements John 25 Leach Edward Jame~ 26 Purkiss Richard 27 Clements Edmund 28 Gilson 'Villi am 29 Watts John 30 Mould Albert 31 Welsh Thomas 32 Denyer George 33 Morris ~I rs. 34: Buggins Mark :15 Jeff~ries William Thomas

Howard's Stores, Limited, for German and Ham and Ohicken Sausages.

H. COPELAND & SON, Builders. Contractors. House Decorators. &0 ••

-* 1. THE PAVEMENT. *

BROMLEY ROAD, BECKEN HAM (WORKSHOPS, adjoz"nz"ngNew Beckenlzam Raz'lway Station).

\ l~.~.~l\~.~.~o~o~o~o~, I-

Special. Attention. given. to . Sanitary. Work. ALL KINDS OF HORTICULTURAL WORK DONIE.

r-+-+-+ FUNERALS FU-RNISHED ••.•..•.•••

Agent for the "RADIANT" STOVE. Agent for the North British and Merca.ntile Insurance Company.

BECKENHAM COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. 405

BECKENHAM AND SHORTLANDS COMMERCIA6 DIRECTORY.

Letters {m' those marked t must be Addressed, Penge, S.E.

" "t"" Syaenliam, S.E. :, "*,, Short lands, ](ent.

A Abrahams John William, gardener,

2 Melrose villas, Burnhill road Adams Brothers, drapers, Gii, 68 & 70

High street tAkers Herbert, grocer,35Marlow I'd Albemarle Lawn Tennis Cl1~b (H.

H. Gregory & A. H. Way, hon. sees.), Bromley road

Alcock Robt.l\I.harness ma.86High st Alexander Amos, wine & spirit mer

ehant,1255 Beckenham road tAllan Wm.,bookbindr.,48Thesiger I'd Alleson Mrs. C., coffee rooms, 13A,

Wickham road Ambridge Frederick W. plumber,

196 Croydon road Ambridge Frederick William, plum

ber, U8 High street AmerySaml.,draper,19 AlbemarleI'd. Andrews James, builder, Elm villa,

Burnhill road tArmstrong James, chimney cleaner,

62 Parish lane tArt ilfm1/ol'ial Company, monumen

tal masons, EImers End road tArthur Geo.,tobacconist,49Parish la Aspinall's Stores, 135 High street Atkin John Geo., farmer, Elm farm,

Cnydon road, EImers end Austin Charles Thoma'l, cowkeeper,

85 High street DROll!,

Axford Benjamin, Langley Park farm, Wickham road .

Ayling Edwin & Son, bootmakers, 13 Bromley road & 9D, High street

Ayling Thomas Stephen, bootmaker, 3GB, High street.

Ayres Nelson, confectnr., 80 High st,

.B t Bailey Arthur George J.,hairdresser

& tobacconist, 17 Pembroke terrace, Trinity road

tBailey James Henry, billiard cne maker, 4 Wiverton road

Bailey '1'., fruiterer, 10 Bromley rd. Baines Mrs., confectioner, 170 Croy

don road Baker William Thomas, sign writer,

71 Ravenscroft rmd tBangay Josiah, haberdasher, 53

Parish lane Ranks & Drayner, cycle engineers;

221 Beckenham road tHanks George, nurseryman, 44

Marlow road Bannister Alfred, sign writer, 142

Venner road Barber George A" confectioner, 2

Blandford road Barber Richard W.,lanndry, EImers

End road

406 BECKENHAU COl\IUERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Barker Frederick William, assistant supt. PrudentialAssuranceCo. Lim., 27 Tennyson road .

Barker :Mrs. Elizabeth, general shop, 48 Burnhill road

:j:Barkham Eo, bootma. Newlands pk Barnard Edward William, dairy

farmer, Burrell 10.,73 Wickham I'd Barnard Isaac, gardener, 37 Croydon

road, EImers end Barnard M:rs.W.,Kelsey Manor farm,

Wickham road Barnes & Co., chemists,5 Rectory rd. Barnett Walter Arthur, boot maker,

48 High street tRarton H. S. &, Uo., timber mer

chants, St. John's road Batchelar & Son Limited, removal

contractors and house furnishers, 2, 2A and 4 High street and Railway approach

Bateman Mrs. Catherine, laundry, 89 Ravenscroft road

Ba tesPhili p,greengrocer,78Arthur I'd Batstone & Co., tailors, 131 High st. Baxter Harry Dixon,french polisher,

19 Durban road tBeadle CharlesEdwin,paperhanger,

I vy villa, 56 Byne road Beadle William, plumber, 71 Kings-

wood road Becken1tarn Almshouses, Bromley I'd peekenham Carriage Co.,8Bromley

road Becken1tam CircuZatin.r1 Libl'aJ'Y

(Mullies'), 42 and 4! High street Bcc1tenha7n Conscrvative Clnb( Walt.

Dennis, han. sec.), 3-1: High street Beckenha1n Cottage IIo8pital, Croy

don road-Miss Costford, matron; Cardross Grant, hon. sec.

Beckcnha1n FU1'nit?~reand Auction ilIa1·t, 185 Beekenham road

Bec1tenham JOlt1'nal(Tom W. Thornton, publisher), 42 and 44 High st.

BeckenhaJn Junction L. C. D.g" S.E. Rai17vays-Edward T. B. Allen, station master

Beckenluun g" Penge B7'icklVOl'1tS Limited,KentHouse road-George N. Pocknall, sec.

Beckenham Provident Dispensary(Cardoss Grant,hon. sec.),45Bromley road

Beckenham Public Bat ks (Henry R. Austin, supt.), Beckenham I'd

Beoken7lall~ Public Hall, Bromley road

Beckenham Urban Dist1'ict ConnciZ Electric Light ·Station (John Edwd. Tapper,engineer),Arthur I'd

Beckford Joshua, confectioner, 11 Victoria buildings, Beckenham rd.

Belbin Edward John, decorator, 16 Birkbeck road

t Benjamin Richard,insurance agent, 27 Moss Lea road

Bennett J. A. &, Co., coal merchants, Clock House station and lA, Clock House road

Bennett John Arthur, coal merchant, Warwick ho, 265 Beckenham I'd

Benskin's 'Vatford Brewery Limited, 65 High street

Bewley Herbert, photographer, 239 Becken ham road

Bishop Albert John, monumental mason and sculptor, EImers End road &, 1 Witham road

Blessed George Charles, bootmaker, 60 Arthur road

Blundell William, fishmonger, 7 Albemarle road

Bolton Charles William, carpenter, 31 Burnhill road

t Booth Bros., coal mers.,Trinity road Booth :1\1rs.S. A., grocer, 28 & 56

High street Borman & Metcalf, Victoria laundry,

3 Avenue road tBowen Henry, hairdresser &, tobac

conist, 50 Parish lane Bowyer Abraham, farmer, Stone

farm, Wickham road BrftCe Thos.,drapr.187 Beckenham I'd Branson Charles, grocer,l Avenue I'd Brawn 'Walter T., bootma., 94 High st Breed ·Wm.,florist,84 Ravenscroft rd. tBristow William Thomas, plumber,

Vine cottage, Harding's lane tBroad Mrs. Hester, dressmaker, 10

:\loss Lea road

Brown Mrs. Alice, chair caner, 1 Brook place

Brown Henry, fly propr.,79 High st. Brown Rovert Frederick, chimney

sweep & bootmaker, High street & 1 Brook place

:j:Brown Walter, carpenter, 14 Linden grove

*Bryant Jamel'! B., nurseryman and florist, Shortlands Nurseries, 73 Bromley road

:j:Bryant Robert, nurseryman and florist, Venner rd. & 1 Wiverton rd

Buchanan & Curwen, electrical engineers, 9 Rectory road

tBuckmaster James Henry, eotate office, 16 Alexandra cottages

Bnrbridge1\1rs.,laundress,5Acacia rd. Burland Thomas Henry, grocer, &c.,

2G3 Beekcnham road Burroughes Thomas H., estate agent,

Cator estate office, 2± Southend rd * Burt 1\Irs. E.,laund.ry,lOStation rd. Burtenshaw Stephen,jobmaster, 31A,

Crystal Palace Park road Burton ·William, chimney sweep, 9

Gowland place Burtollshaw Richard, laundry, 1

Hoseneath terrace, Arthur road Butler 1., livery & bait stables, 55

High street Butler John Thomas, fly proprietor,

119 High street tButtelll\1iss Elizabeth,general shop,

5 Trinity road

C Cameron A. E., tobacconist, 56

Beckenham road Candy Thomas, monumental mason,

Birkbeck road Candy Thoma, E., monumental

mason, EImers End road Carpenter & Son, sign writers, 62

Bromley road Carr Henry & William, coal and lime

merchants, Beckenham junction station, and corn merchants, 102 Bromley road and 64 High street

Carter & Co., fishmongers,213 Beckenham road

tCarter Mrs. Harriet, dressmaker, 122 Parish lane

Cartlidge John, oilman, 8 Carlton terrace, EImers End road

tOase George, -'Coal merchant and greengrocer, 31 Thesiger road

Caston Misses P. & E., ladies' outfitters, 15 Albemarle road

Caudwell Sidney Field, Kent Hous(} Tavern, Thesiger road.

tCauldwell AllenField,Pa?'ltTavern, 1 Trinity road

Cansebrook .Miss,fruiterer, 201 Beckeuham road

Chalk Charles, baker and confectioner, (j EImers End road

Chalk Charles, confectur.,40High st. Chalk Vernon B., fishmonger, 12 &

63 High street and butcher, 16 Bromley road and 61 High street

tChallis Mrs., dressmaker, 62 Kings-wood rO:ld

Challis Thomas, florist, Kent House nursery, Beckenham road and at Kent House road

Chambers M. & E.dyel's,106 High st Chapman Frederick, greengrocer, 1

Swiss terrace, EImers End road tChapman Walter, dining rooms,

13 Pembroke terrace, Trinity rd Charles AUrell, baker and confec

tioner, 195 Beekenham road . Choat Edwa.rd, laundry, 32 Ravens

crofe road Christ ChlU'(J/t Institnte for Boys,n

High street Church E. & Son, undertakers, 72

Bromley roa·t Clamp Frederick Arthur, jobmaster,

30 High street Olark Frederick William, builder,

209 Mackenzie road Clarke George William,cycle maker,

3iA, High street Clarke George William, motor en

gineer, 34n, lIi.£h street tClarke Henry,eating hO.55Parish la tClayton 'rhoma", confectioner, 17

SomerviJ Ie ronAl Oloolt IIouse Hall, Clock House I'd (//ub (Tke) (Walter Gregory, hOD.

sec.), Bromley road

408 BECKENHAl\I COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Cobb Samuel, corn & flour merchant, 223 Beckenham road

tCocking Hem'y, printer, 19 Moss Lea road

Cole Joseph S., draper,7 High street Collings Bros., picture frame makers,

Railway bridge, 4 High street tCombe Horace James, tobacconist

& new!lagent, 73 Parish lane CookMrs.Ann,drs'1ma.40Chancery I'd Cook Walter Charles, beer retailer,

Burnhill road , Cooper Arthur, jobbing gardener, 72

Crampton road tCooper Thomag Robinson, insur

ance agent, 6 Thesigel' road Cooper Walter, watchmaker, 60

Brumley road t Co-ojJemtire Hall, Parish lane Copeland Henry & Son, builders, 9

Bromley road; works, Park road Copper Edward, beer retailer, !)

Chancery lane Copping Josiah, insUJunce agent,

127 Blandford road tCornell Alfred, oilman, 16 Pem·

broke terrace, Trinity road Cornwall :Edwin A., coal merchant, . Newlands park, Rydenham &

Trinity road, Penge ·Cousitl&Robt., fibhmngr. 57 Al'thur I'd Cox M1S. T, toy bazaar, 98 High st. Cox Thomas, builder, 98 High street Craddock Edward William, TVilliam

tlw Fourth, 18 Croydon road, EImers road '

tCrawley Thomas, shoemaker, 5 Clifton terrace, Parish lane

·Crease Jas., fruiterer &c.,43 High st. C1'ido Co. (The), embrocation manu

facturers, 170 Croydon road :j:Croft Mrs. W., dressmaker, 8

Wherton road ~Croft William,builder,8Wiverton I'd

.Croucher William, greengrocer, 4!) Croydon road, EImers end

Crown Wine ~5' Spirit Co., 100 Bromley road

Crystal Palace nisirict Cemetery (George Jackson, sec. and supt.),EImers End road

Cunnington Alfred, hairdresser, 251 Beckenham road

Cupit W. W. & Co., fishmongers, 84 Bromley road

Curtis Cornelius,upholstr.58High st. Curtis, J. W. J., timber merchant,

Ravenscroft road

D Dalc Edward, watchmaker & china

& glass dealer, 189 Beckenham I'd Dalton Albert, butcher, 5 EImers

End road tDanford Mrs. Randell Rixon, laun

dry, 19 Marlo\"\ road Davies Thomas George, laundry,

159 Ravenscroft road Davies William, oilman, 5 Swiss

terrace, EImers End road Davis Richard Ernest, decorator, 29

High street Dawes Edward, plumber, 117 Birk·

beck road Dawson William Chas., builder, 233

1\1ackenzie road Day E. &: Co., dyer:=;and cleaners,

13A, Bromley road Deacon &: Co., chemists, 15 Bromley

road &: 9 High street Deadman Joseph Edward, watch

maker, 76 High street Dean Alfred, decorator, 2 Avenue I'd Dean Arthur, electrical engineer, 45

High street DeBrent Henry Benjamin, watch.

maker &, optician, '21 High street Dedman :Mrs. Susan, nurse, 10 Lea I'd Dekoninck Pierre J. T., tobacconist,

9 Victoria Imilclings,Beckenham I'd Delahoy Frederick George, fruiterer

and greengrocer, 63 Parish lane tDelahoy 1. W., dairyman, 1 Thesiger

road Deller lVIissE.,dressma.,5Kelsey Pk.rd Dennis Walter, confctnr., 104:High st DevineJ as.,shopkeeper,29Thesiger I'd Dibben George, outfitter, 99 High st Dicks William, nurseryman and , florist, 37 EImers End road tDixon'Wm. Jas.,grocer,25Trinity I'd Doran&Co.,dyers&cleaners,31High st

Dou~hty Arthur Henry, bootmaker, 7 Birkbeck road

* Dowler W. F. J., station master,lvy Nook, Shortlanrls road

Drake Leonard,draper 209,&milliner 215, Beckenham road

Dunk Arthur, gro()er and oilman, 2 Art hur road

Durmall Edwan1, dyer & cleaner, 4 Pembridge terrace. Trinity road

Dwyer Samuel, confectioner, 3 Swiss terrace, EImers End road

Dyball Robt., bootmaker,IArthur 1'<1 Dyer B. B., baker and grocer, 59

Kent House road

E Eastman Thomas, bootmaker, 4

Ra venseroft road Ebben & SOli, bakers, H Bromley I'd Eckett Richel., lndry., D7Birkbeck I'd Eden Park Polo ctnb eF. C. Nash,

sec.), Croydon roacl Edmed Albert. outfitter, 237 Beck

cnham road EdrilOnds & Co., butchers, 86 Brom

ley road Edwal'd~ B., jeweller, lA, Albemarle

road ,t Ed wards :Miss Marie, dressmaker,

10 Lennard road EelyFraukL.,plumbr.214 Birkbeck I'd tEely Henry, builder and decorator,

Rockleaze, il7 Lennard road tElborough l\1iss Helene,clressmaker,

8 Lennard road Ellimall Jacob, builder, 26 St.

George's road Ellison Miss Emily, confectioner, 3

Arthur terrace, Arthur road EllistonRobt., butcher, 1D Trinity rel ~mbersori James Henry, laundry, 34

Ra venscroft road Evans Arthur, tailor, 2 Church road tEvans James, carriage builder, 26

Whateley road Evans Wm., tailor, 20 St.George's I'd

F tFarncll James, gun maker, 20

Thesiger road tFarran.Tas., watchma.,5 Linden gro

Featherby Geo., brickma., Arthur I'd Feldmar Mrs. R., dressmaker, 79

Blandford road Ferris R. & Sons, saddlers and har

ness makers, 52 High street Field Geo. ,boot repairer,27 Arthur I'd Field 'James, furniture dealer, 29

Arthur ruad Filby ElmerGeo.,hairdrssr.,26 High st Findlater, Ma~kie, Todd & Co., wine

and spirit merchants, HA, High stFi'ro En,ginoStation-W.Davis,supt.FisherJ 0Im,lmtcher,4 7Oroyd on road Fitch & Son, provision merchants, 9

Albemarle road Fitch Edwin,grcr.,197 Beckenham I'd Fitsal1 Edward, furniture dealer,

77 Marlow road Fletcher George John, tailor, St.

John's cottage, 236 Birkbeck road Floyd .Joseph, station master, Kent

House station (S.E.&O.R.), Kings Hall road-

Folly Henry,turncock,9 Bifkb~ck I'd +Forbes Madame, dress maker, 156

Venner road Ford Harry Fitze, tailor, U Parish la Forrest William, wa.tchmaker, II

Carlton terrace, EImers End road Foss Frederick, laundry, 78 High st Foster Frederick Charles, carrier, 6

Fairfield road tFou.lds Otho,draper, 1 Newlands pk Fox Henry & Co., china and glass

stores, Rl'lilway bridge, 8 High st Fox Mrs. E., fancy repos.,Bromlev I'd Fox Mrs. Ellen, Beckenham steam

laundry, 228 & 2ilO Birkbeck road Francis & Co., confrs.,8Albemarle rd tFreehorn Misses F. & 1'1. fancy re·

pository, 1B, Marlow road Freeman, Harely & Willis Limited,

bootmakers, 22 High street Frost H.,jobmast,er,Beckenham road Fry William, tailor, 4: Swiss terrace,

EJmers End road

G tGale Thomas, grocer, 13 Trinity I'd Gamble Frederick Sydney, grocer, 51

Croydon road, EImers end '~~,vliJi tGarelner Albert, grocer,7Thesiger rd •

4]0 BECKENHA~l COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Garland Sidney, household stores, 253 Beekenbam road

Gatton George, manager,OldBeelwnham .l.1Iission, ETomley road

tGee Lewis Geo., oilman,71 Parish la George Albert,jobbing gardener, 222

Ra venscroft road George In.,prov.mer.,10Albemarle I'd -j'Georgc :Mrs. }laria, confectioner,

'162A, Parish lane Giblin1\1rs.laundry ,48 Ravenserof t I'd Gifford Urs., nurse, 6 The Quadrant,

B:andford road Giles Frederick, insurance agent, 28

Tennyson road Glazebrook Richard Chat'les. chim

ney cleaner, 10 Yew tree ro'ad tGlobe Window Cleaning & Carpet

Beating Co., 58 Trinity road Glover Hy., genl. shop, 4 Avenue I'd Glover Richard George Percy, cycle

maker, 43 Ohancery lalle Goddard John T., genoral dealer,

Avenue road Godfrey l\liss S.A.,nurse, -10Burnhill

road tGod~mark Bros., oilmen, 51 Tenny

son road GolclerHerbt.,bootmaker,5Avenue I'd Goodchild Albert, nurseryman, The

Birches. 158 Ravenscroft road tGoodheai,t Richard, c~rpenter, 119

Crampton road Goodwin John, insurance agent, 20

Burnbill road tGoodwin Wi11iamBranson,grocer, 7

Newlands park Gosling Edward James, boot maker,

6 Chancery lane Grabam Thomas & Co., builders, 36

High street; yard, Brook place tGrandJohn,tai1or, HiS Venner road tGray & Morris, shopkeepers, 74

Parish la. & grocers,5! 'fhesiger I'd Gray Cha.s., baker, 52 Beckenham I'd tGray Charles, secondhand furniture

dealer, 23 Princes road • Green Frederick 'William, builder &

contractor, 62 Beekenham lane Green "William James, incubator

manufacturer, 60 Rowden road

Greenwood Albert, beer retailer, 88 Hicrh street

Grei;David, provision mcrchant,233 Beckenham road

Griffith Edward, farmer, New farm, 46 Croydon road

Griffiths ·Benj., bootmaker,Avenue I'd Grigga Tom, fly proprietor, 10 Kelsey

Park road Grinsted Daniel, corn mer.,57High st tGuest Wm., laundry, 60 Parish la Guymer William, gre(jngrocer, 148

Croyrlon road

H Hadden 'Villiam James, OakHill, 90

Bromley road HaggeI' Joseph H., butcher, 3 & 92

High street tH aggis.Tas., fruitr .&c.,3Newlands pk t Haggis Mrs. L. A. newsagent, 55

Marlow road -Hall & Crutcher,umhrella makers, 84

High street Hanisch "Mrs. Caroline, dressmaker,

43 Ravenscroft road Hannant William, fishmonger, 4:

.Arthur terrace, Arthur road Harber Horatio Austin, decorator,

U7 Birkbeck road Harman George,landscape gardener,

Hope villa, 178 Birkbeck road Harris Daniel, baker & confectioner,

152 Croydon road Harris Edwin Vi., auctioneer, Kent

House station Hart Horace Reed, plumber, 58

Crampton road HartOlivel',bootma.,69KentHouse I'd Hawes Bros.,grocers, 116 High street Hawkes F. & Sons, fruiterers & car·

riel'S, 97 High street Hawkes John Thomas, dairyman,

Avellue road Hawkins John Moore, general shop,

24 Princes road tRayter Henry, dyer & cleaner, 31

Whateley road tHayter Miss, dressma.,19 Parish lao tHayward Ernest George, shirt and

collar dresser, 2 Pembroke terrace, Trinity road

Heard Charles, baker, 15 Croydon road, Eimers End

Heath & Pratt, drapers, 2 & 4: Albemarle road j 1 & 3 St.George's road & 8 Church road

Heaysman Brothers, butchers, 6 Victoria buildings, Beckenham I'd

Henfrey Mrs., coffee rooms, 19 Bromley road

i'Herbert & Co., drapers, 68 Parish la *Heslop Thomas Hunter, insurance

agent, 2 Station road Hibbins Henry, beer retailer, 129

High street t Hill Miss B. R. tobacconist, 12

Pembroke terrace, Trinity road Hill Wm., tobacconist, 340, High st Hind Mrs. Hannah, wood broker,

Croydon road, EImers end Hitt William George, grocer 93, &

wine & spirit mer. 95, High st. tHoadley Benjamin, cab proprietor,

Trinity roan . Holdstock Thomas, confectioner,146

Croydon road Holdsworth John, stationer, Kent

H01£8ePostOffwe,68 Beckenham I'd Holland Jsph. dairyman,3Avenuerd Hollely &; Co., household providers,

47 High street tHollingsworth James, builder, 12

Morland road tHolthamJ n.,plumbr.,12Lennard rd. Home 0' Colomal Stores L'ilwited, 100

High street tHomewood Charles, builder, 27

Phamix road tHooper Mrs.,dressma.,34St.J ohn's I'd Horsman Thomas, Clock House Nur

sery, Beckenham road & Railway approach, High street

Howard's Stores Liwited, Assembly Rooms, 67 & 69 High street

HOll:al'd'8 Store.'i Limited, provision merchants, 67 & 69 High street

Howell Mrs., bootma., 23 High st. Hoy Walter, draper, 4 & 5 Victoria

buildings, Beckenham road tHuckin Wm., bldr.,&c.,51 Parish la. tHuggins Edward Walter, boot

repairer, 15 Marlow road

Huggins William Alfred, dairyman; 287 Beckenham road

Hughes In., watchma., 108 High st. t Humphrey Archibald, butcher, 70

Parish lane Humphrey Ernest, butcher, 140

Croydon road Hurdle John, grocer, 3 The Parade,

EImers End road Huxley Samuel, general shop, Gl

Arthur road

I tIngoe Horace, fruiterer and fish

monger, 27 and 29 Trinity road tIves John Edward, bootmaker, 3

Trinity road

J tJackman:B~rank, builder, 91

Cram pton road tJackson Archibald, fishmonger, 2

& 4 Thesiger road Jackson Edgar, hairdresser, 88

Arthur road Jacob Frederick, builder and COll

tractor, Avenue road Jacqmain Mrs., laundry, 224 Dirk-

beck road James Mrs.M., florist, 25 Manor road

& 4 Bevington road tJarvis Alfred,fishmngr.162Parish la tJarvis James, furniture dealer, 5

Thesiger road Jeffery Absalom, greengro., Avenue

road Jennings Percy Henry, baker, &c.,

108 Mackenzie road Jobbins E. Thomas, baker & con

fectioner, 243 Beckenhamroad Jobson F. & VV., btchrs., Avenue rd. tJobson Frederick William, butcher,

Clifton terrace, Parish lane Johnson Emson, laundry, EImers

End road Johnstone & Co., oilmen, 192 Croy

don road Jolliffe :Mrs. S., dressmaker, 64 :Mac

kenzie road Jones & Andrews, builders &

contractors, Croscent works, 2 Barnmead road

412 BECKENHAM COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Jones Oscar & Company, iron-mongers, 62 High street & 7 Victoria buildings, Beckenham road

JOl1es S. R. &. Co., boot manufacturers, 247 Beekenham road

Jones & Co.,stationers,98Bromley rd. Jones Henry Joseph, hairdresser, 61

Pari"lh lane Joskey Paul A., Greyhollnd P.R. &

livery stables, 49 High street

K tKay G., station master, S. E. &

C. R., Penge Keeler Mrs. Ann, florist, 18 Park rd. Kellt Mrs. Eva, tobacconist, 33 St.

Margaret's road Kenzie Edwd'l cattle cUr., Hayes lao Kerss James, gardener, 69 & 71

Wickham road Kestel1 Bros., drapers, 118 High st. Kick Geo.Jn., builder, 10Bromleyrd tKing & Co., grocel's, 64 Parish lane King Hy., fishmonger, 101 High st. Kirby 1\1rs. Ellen, tobacconi~t, 144

Croydon road Knell Miss Clara, dressmaker, 16

Felminghaw road t Knight C. W., chimney sweep, 28

Trinity road Knight James Richard, house de

corator, 101 Ravenscroft road

L tL. G. (~..•.Y01,th I{(Ults nail'!! Co.

(T. C. Watler, ruanager), 21 &: 23 Trinity road

Ladyman ThomasHenry,fishmonger, Avenue road

Langridge George, tobacconist, 53 Croydon road, EImers End

Lavender E. Davey, photographer, Albemarle road

Lavey Walter, oil & colorman,211 Beckcnh:lm road

Lawrence Miss Eliza, laundry, 22 Croydon road, EImers End

Lawrence William, cigar stores, Railway bridge, 10 High street

tLeadbetter Richard, tobacconist, 15 Trinity road

Legge AHd., uphlstr.,194 Croydon I'd

tLeslie, Schultze & Co.,peel makers, 5-1Parish lane

Levens W. & W. H. cooks & confectioners, 13 High street

tLewin William, chimney cleaner, 6 Tennyson road

tLigMmood Coal Co. (The) CH. E. Beason, manager), Trinity road

Lillie Madame, dressmaker, 2 St. George's road

Lloyd Frederick, Rising Sun, Upper EImers End road

tLoader Madame, costumier, Elm wood villa, Newlands park

tLock William, cab propr.Trinity I'd Lockhart Alfred, coal merchant,

Clock House road & builders' merchant, Clock House Station

Lomas Henry, greengro., Arthur rd. Londnn City and Midland Bank

Lim. C corner of Mackenzie road), 2-1: 1 Beckenham road - Frank Flelcher, manager

Londl/nand ConntyBanking Co.liin~ 25 High street-Edvmrd Arthur Edwards, manager

London and PI'I/rincial Bank Lin~. 16&18Highst.-C. W.Gribble,mngr

Longford Mrs. Elizabeth, stationer, Po.~t Office, 63 Kent House road

:j:Louisita Mademoiselle, dressmaker, St. James' lodge, 141 Venner road

Lovell John,ironmonger,l11 High st Lovelock Wm. G., mason, 51 High st Luff Chas., plumber, 99 Birkbeck rd Lufkin Francis Edward, fruiterer

&e. 90 High street Lydall & Son, stationers, &c., 7

Rectory road Lyon Andrew D., Scotch baker, 82

High street

M Mack Miss E., florist, 106A, High st Manger Frank W., tailor, 10

Blandford road Manger George Holtum, draper, mil

liner, &c.,3 and 5, and tailor 2A, Albemarle road

:Manktelow Bros., grocers, Avenue rd tMantle William R., plumber, 3

Somerville road

BECK/iJNHAM UOl\lMERClAL DIRECrOH.Y. 413 :=================-.:::.:::.:::.:::.:::.:::.:::.:::::..-:::.:::.:::::::::.::.:::.:::.:::.::::::::.::.::.::~.:::::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.:::::.::::" :l\Iarriage Mrs. Ruth, tobacconi"t,

109 High street )1arsh Harry, IndI'y.,77 Birkbeck I'd MARSHALL &. SNELGROVE, silk

mercers, mourning warehouse-men, dress, costume & mantle makers, lacemen, haberdashers, hosiers,glo vers,Outfitters,mi Hiners, furriers, carpet, rug and linen factors, wholesale and retail ware-housemen, 10 to 20 Vere street, 334 to 348, 352 & 354 Oxford street,lG to 20 Henrietta street, Cavendish square and 2 to 24 Marylebone lane; also at Scarborough & Leeds

Marshall Herbert Leonard. assistant turncock, 40 'Chancery lane

Mason Mrs. Rachael, laundry, \Vest. bury house, 27 Birkbeck road

Mathew W. A. & Co., motor engineers, 59 and 103 High street

:Maxwell :l\Iiss M., dressmaker, 189 Beckenham road

McIntosh Alexander & Son, carmen & contractors. Kent House road

:M:cKone W. H.· & Co. electrical engineers, 165 Birkbeck road

Merton Edmond, watchmaker, 4 Blandford road

tMesure Edward, watchmaker, 80 -Parish lane

*Metcalfe William Henry, laundry, 7 Station road

*1J'fetropol'itan Water BoaJ'rl, West Kent District works, Vallpy road -Richard Darlington, engineer

Millen Mrs. Caroline, tohacconist, Avenue road

Miller & Palling, confectioners, 74 Bromley road

t Jl,filler John, hairdresser, 4 Clifton terrace, Parish lane

tMiller Matthew, bootmaker, 31 Trinity roarl

tMiller Mrs. M., confr. 31 Trinity I'd Mitchell Miss, laundress, 108

Rawuscroft road :Moore and Mathew, coal merchants,

Railway approach Moore Alfred, french polisher, 29

Clifton terrace, Parish lane

Uoore James John, general ironmonger, 67 Kent House road

1\1oore John, french polisher, 46..-\., Parish lane

tMoore ,John, french polisher, 4 Somerville road

l\'loreland William, grocer and provision merchant,150 Croynon road and 10 Chancery lane

Morphew l\I. & Son, dl'corators, no Mackenzie road

Morris Jn., bu tchr.,207Beckenham I'd :Moyle John William, general shop,

13 Croy<lon road, EImers End :Mudge Joseph, hairdresser, 9 Carl.

ton terrace, Elmers End roan Muirhead & Co. Limited, electrical

engineers, Croydon rd.ElmersEnd :Murrells Wm.A.,upholstr.,35 High st

National Telephone 00. Limited, public call offices,7 Victoria build· ings, Beckennam rd.; 23 Park rd.; 15 Bromley roan & 9 & 42 High street, Beckenham & Shortlands roan, Shortlands

Neale Harry A., provision dealer, 2 Swiss terrace, Elmf'rs End road

Neldrett Chas., uphlstr. 114 High st Neldrett Ernest, oilman, 227 Beck

enham road Newby William James, tobacconist,

65 Kent House road tNewham E., family oilman, 3 Clif

ton terrace, Parish lane tNewlands Park Laundry, Newa

lands park !Newton Frederick, insurance

agent, 5 Byne road tNicholson Mrs. M:.J., fancy draper,

New lands park Nixon John, house decorator, 47

Birkbeck road Norris William James,builder, Tre·

gantle, 10 Sidney road; workshop, Arthur road

Norton Ed wd.,plumbr.,102A,High at Notley Oharles William, ironmona

gel', 6 The Parade, EImers Endrd Nottle David, stationer, 17 High st

414 BECKENHAM COMMERCIAL DIHECTORY.

o Odom Mrs. Harriett, dressmaker, 30

St. George's road tOehmig Max Victor, hairdresser,

118 Parish lane Old Beckenha1n Co.tl'ee Rooms CUrs.

Henfrey, manageress), 19 Bromley road

Ousley Frederick Simmons, dairy, 219 Beekenham road

Overton Brothers, dairy, High street Overton Bros., dairymen,!!! Bromley

road and 1 Kelsey Park road Owen Richard, dairy, 2 The Parade,

EImers End road

Pad bury William Richard, coach builder, 8 Bromley road and veterinary forge, 1 Harris's yard

Pain C. F.,chemist,70 Beckenham I'd Palmer Edward Richard, sanitary

engineer, 15 & 17 Wickham road Parker John & Co., pianoforte ware

house, 24 High street Parker Edward, butcher,133 High st tParker 1\1rs.Elizabeth, dressmaker,

30 ·Wiverton road Parker 1\1issEllen, milliner, 13 Albe

marle road Parks Miss, dressmaker, 78 Raven&

croft road >

Parsonage ·Wm., laundry, Pelham I'd Parsons Bernard William, butcher,

12 High sLreet tParsons Edwin,grcr.,15 Morland I'd tParsons George, tailor, 11 Trinityrd Passmore lIfrs.,laundry,Elim cottage,

EImers End road Payne William, blacksmith, 37 & 39

Chancery lane tPearce Frank,greengro.,48 Parish Ia tPenge 0' Bechenham Co-operative

Society Li1nited CH.Potten, sec.),Parish lane

Peters Walter, baker, Post Office, 96 Bromley road and 10.; High street

Phillips Jas.,eab prpr.,IBurnhill cots Phillips Mrs. Sarah Ann, news

agent, 191 Beckenham rO:lll Phillips WiEiam, fly proprietor, 12

Fairfield road

Pike William Russell, collector of King's taxes, Beekenham Public Hall, Bromley road

Pilbeam George, builder, Acacia villa, 5 Kent House road

tPiper 'Ym., grocer, 17 Marlow road Plumb G. & Sons nurserymen &

florists, Anal road tPobgee Edwin,bootma.,56 Parish la Pocknell Mrs., laundry, 39 Croydon

road Podger H. &. Sons Limited, dyers &

cleaners, 17 Albemarle road Popham William Thomas, grocer, 39

High street Popjoy E. &.W. florists, 221 Becken

ham road Popplewell Richard, bootmaker, 4

EImers End road Powell&.Lancasier,draperiO,20High st Pratt G.&Co.,outfitters,6High street tPrentis John, insurance agent, 20

Marlow villas, Marlow road Preston Brothers, cycle makers.

Chancery lane Preston Bros., decorators, 76 Brom

ley road tPrice H. G., tobacconist, 1 Pem

broke terrace, Trinity road t PringIeErnest,bootmaker,1 OTenny

son road Privett Ed,vard, boot repairer, 7

Florence road Privett William George, bricklayer

41 Piquet road Pryor Sydney H. chemist,60 High st Pttblic. Hall Co. Limited CT. W.

Thornton, sec. and manager) Bromley road

PurdueOharles,oilman,92Bromley I'd Puzey 1\1issF., fancy repository, 21

Albemarle road

Q Quallett &: Robins, auctioneers, &0.

23 Park road Queen's Own Royal lVest Kent

Regiment 2nd Volunteer Battalion L Co.; Sergt. Instructor, John Blackburn; A. Moore, capt. ; head quarters, Elm cottage, 87 High st

BECKENHAl\f COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. 415

.R Rn,ndall :MissE.lVI.,florist.~outhend I'd Randall William &, Ellen,florists and

nurserymen, 3 Blakeney road Read & Jay, ladies' outfitters, 137

High street tRead George, grocer, 32 Clifton

terrace, Pari sh lane Reading George E., cycle maker, 18

Carlton terrace, EImers End road Reed & Co., coal merchants, 39

Birkb~ck road, Beckenham tReed Alfred Edward, french

polisher, SIA, nfarlow road tReed Arthur, dairyman, f5 Pem

hroke terrace, Trinity road tReed J. F., china & glass riveter, 39

Somerville road Reed Mrs. Grace, 221 Birkbeck road Reed Walter Adams, huilder and

contractor, Tresco, Cedars road Reeves Horace, chemist, 17 Carlton

terrace, EImers End rmid Reid Miss, dressmaker, Ii Alma cot·

tages, Croydon road Rennie William & Son, fruiterers,

257 Beckenham road Reynolds & Williams, Misses, cos

tumiers, 59 Birkbeck road Reynolds Traiton !l1athew, station

master, Clock house,Beckenham I'd t Rickard George William, confec

tioner, 69 Parish lane Rickett, Smith & Co. (incorporated

with Rickett,Cockerell& Co. Lim.), coal merchants, Railway approach, Southend road

tRidgewell Walter, gardener, ~lontague villa, 11 Morbnc1 road

Rippengal J. A. & Sons, fruiterers, 11 Bromley road and 9A, High street

Robeson George Charles, bootmaker, 5 Kelsey Park road

Robinson Charles, cab proprietor, 42 Burnhill road

tRobinson Miss, dressmaker, 34 Thesiger road

Robinson SamI. builder,34Thesiger I'd Rolfe Stephen, upholsterer, 29A,

Chancery lane Roll George, printer, 117 High street Roll's Restaurant, 117 High street

Rowland James, confectioner, 1 Elmcl's End ter.,Elmers End road

Russell E., confectioner, 59 High st. Rust Philip,tailor,203Beckenham rd. tRutter John, chemist, Newlands pk Ryder Frederick, station master,

Ravensbourne station,S. E.& C.R., Crab hill

S *Sadler Albert,fly propr.,Scott's lane St. iJIicltael'.y Penny Bank (Robert

W. Grecn, treasurer), St. Michael's Church house, Birkbeck road

Sales Arthur, saddler and harness maker, 107 High street

Sales The :l\1isses,dress and mantle makers, 52 Burnhill road

Sandercock 'I.'homas, upholsterer, 1 Church road

Saul William & H., laundry, 222 Mackenzie road

Saunders & Lamport, cycle & motor works, Railway approach

Saunter Fred G., corn and flour merchant, 2 Arthur terrace, Arthur I'd

Scarlett Charles, decorator, 104 Ravenscroft road

Scarlett .M:rs.Louisa,lanndrcss,Gray's villa, 104: Ravenscroft road

Scott Alfred Gcorge, tailor, 7 EImers End road

Scott Charles, b;tker and confectioner, Avenue road

tSearle Albert Aaron, greengrocer, 49 Trinity road

Searle Henry Wm., coal mer.,Elmers .End station, Eimers End road

tSearle ~1rs. Emma, greengrocer, 52 Parish lane.

tSearle Samuel Richard, contractor, 51 Trinity road

Selleck Arthur, draper, 231 Beckenham road

Shapland Miss G., registry office, 2A, Albem::lrle road

Sha,," John, tobacconist, 54 High st. tShepherd, Neame & Co., ale stores,

Trinity road ShepherdChas.confr.2ElmersEnd I'd Sherlock's Cash Stores, 54 Becken

ham road

Sherwood.Austin, plumber, 46 Beckenham road

tShilling Fdk. tl,ccnst.5N ewlands pk Shingleton Robert, tailor, 150 Mac

kenzie road Shorter HenryB.,launclry,28Ravens

croft road tSilcock Mrs. Susao, dressmaker, 2;)

Somerville road Silver Nathan, draper, 12 Carlton

terrace, EImers End road tSims Samuel,grocer,53Trinity road SimmondsFrancisEd ward ,decora tor,

84 Birkbeck road Simmons Joseph Lawrenee, station

master. EImers End Railway station (S. E. & c. R.), EImers End road

Sizer's Stores, 66 Beckenham road Skinner George, builder, Leonard

villa, 5 Blakeney avenue; workshops, Blakeney avenue

Skinner Geo., lather, yard, Avenue I'd tSlade Ephraim J., gardener, 39

Marlow road Slater William, picture frame maker,

39 Blandford road Smith Brothers, butchers 16, & fish

mongers 15, Carlton terrace, Eimers End road

Smith & Owen, glass merchants, 2 Fairfield road

Smith & Wilson, builders, 28 Row-den road

Smith E. J., draper, 80 Bromley rd. Smith Francis, 1ndry.78 Bromley I'd tSmith George Fitzroy, builder, 14

Alexandra road Smith Herman, draper & outfitter,

5 & 4 The Parade, Eimers End I'd Smith James, grocer, 50 & 51 Arthur

road Smith James, station master, Eden

park, S. E. & C. R., Upper EImers • End road .

Smith John, draper, 96 High street Snee Edward George, fruiterer, 11

Albemarle road South London Boot Repairing Co.

(A. Travis, manager), 10 Carlton terrace, Elme! s End road

Spearen Reuben, grocer, 15 Chancery lane

Spink Albert H.,hairdrssr.A venue I'd Springett Herbert, M.R.C.V.S.L.,

veterinary forge, 04 Burnhill road tSquires Mrs., upholstress, 14 Har

ding's lane . *Stack Thomas Arthur, Slwrtland8

Tarern, Station road Stafford J oseph,bairdresser, 1 Archer

terrace, Arthur road Staines Hy., bootmaker, 10 Victoria

buildings, Beckenham road & 119 High street

Stanlake 'William, greengrocer, 8 Chancery lane

Stanton C. A., draper, 11 Croj Jon road, Eimers End

Staples Frederick, greengrocer, 61 Kent House road

Steed Walter John, bookseller &c., 249 Beckenham road

Steele :Mrs, Sarah, confectioner, 217 Beckenham road

Stephens E. & Co., domestic machinery, 229 Beckenham road

Stevens Henry, dining rooms, 17 Croydon road, EImers End

Stevenson Mrs. E.l\L art needlework depot, 121 High street "

tStevenson Mrs. Georgina, dressmaker, 133 Parish lane

Stewart. Daniel, Caledonian laundry, 151 Ravenscroft road

Stocker Benjamin,dairy,259 Bec ken ham road

Stokes Charles & Son, plumbers, 142 Croydon road

tStratton Thomas, bootm3ker, 50 Tennyson road

Surman John, florist, Victoria nursery, 21 Bromley road

SnsscaJ 1Jairv Supply Co. (W. R. Eve, manager), Thayers Farm rd.

t SutherlandDo Imld,clairy, 72Parish la Swaab Frederick, confectioner, 245

Beckenham road tSweeting Roberson, baker, 2

Trinity road . Syme & Duncan, builders; work.

shops, 22 Blakeney road

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tTaylor Edwin John, builder, &c., Woodville, 29 :l\faitland road and lA, Marlow road

Taylor Fre(Th., tailor,168 Croydon I'd tTaylor Miss Florence, dressmaker,

31 Linden grove Terry Frederick Archer, stationer, &

Post Office, 113 High street Terry John, bricklayer, 58 Ravens-

croft road Thatcher Henry James, boot reo

pairer, 52 Birkbeck road Thayer's Farm dairy, 28 Beckenham

road-Edwin Pook, manager Thompsett William, dining rooms,

199 Beckenham road tThompson George, gardener, 77

Parish lane Thompson Walter, hairdresser, 102

High street Thorne .Albert, bootma., 38 High st. Thornton Tom W., printer and book·

binder, Manor road Thornton Tom William, printer and

publisher of the Beckenliam Journal, 42 and 4:4High street and stationer, 15 Bromley road & Post Office, 7 Lennard road, Penge

tTilbrook Henry 1.'., plumber, 65A, Marlow road

Tiley Mrs.,dressma.,9 KelseyParkrd 'Filling Thomas Limited, jobmasters,

88 Bromley rd. ; 2 Chancery lane & 11 High street

Timmis John, chemist, 91 High st. Tolhurst Charles, Prince Artlm)'

Hotel, 205 Beckenham road tTomei & Sons,modellers,3 Pembroke

terrace, Trinity road; workshop, Trinity road

Toomey Mrs. Mary, laundry, 21 Tennyson road

Tostevin James William, cycle maker, 7 and 9 Kelsey Park road

Town Mrs. Harriet M., George Inn, 55 High street

Town Thomas, general shop, 50 & 51 Arthur road

Traylcr & Co., drapers, 37 High st Tricker Arthur Charles, bootmaker,

41 Croydon road, EImers End

Turle Richard, wine merchant, 3 Rectory road

tTurnbull & Allen Misses, dressmakers, 34: Moss Lea road

tTurnbull Mrs. Ann Maria, provision oealer, 2 Clifton terrace, Parish la

Turner George, oilman, 50 High st lyneMain Goal Co.Limited, Railway

approach

U Universal Battery Co. (Tlw) (Chas.

R. Elliot, prpr.),83 Capers Cope I'd

V Valery Frederick, artist in photo

graphy, 1 Rector". road Vowles James, station master, New

Beckenham station (S. E. & C. R.), Park road

"W" tWall Edwd., bootma., 14 Trinity rd. Wall George, grocer, &c., 7 Croydon

road, EImers End, Post Office Walton William, oilman, Avenue rd. Ward Frederick, pianoforte tuner,

219 l\fackenzie road ·Warden Percy, butcher, 71 Kent

House road Warrell Frederick, butcher, 235

Beckenham road Warrilow Mrs. M. A.,laundress, Staf

ford house, 174 Ravenscroft road tWatler T. C., manager, L. G. & N.

Hants Dairy Co., 21&23Trinity rd. Webb Henry,Eden Park Farm dairy,

Croydon rd. & Up. EImers End rd. Webb l\frs., dressma.,3fl Burnhill rd. Weeks George & Sons, ironmongers

& gasfitters, 5 High street TVeljord's S/lr'rey nai7'ies Limited,

15 High street & 168 Croydon I'd 'VelIeI' William, house decorator,

1vlaybank, 65 Ravenscroft road. lVest Kent B7'ewer'y(17w) (Herbert

Reeves Lamport, manager), Upper EImers End road .

West B. W., draper, 4:6 High street West Edward, bootma.,25 Arthur I'd tWest Mrs. E., confr., Newlands pk Westcott Mrs.N., stationer & lending

library, Avenue road

tWhale Mrs. Ann Rebecca, confectioner,4 Trinity road

White Ernest & Caleb, cowkeeper~, Ancaster road

White James Edward, grocer, 17 Bromley road

White Mrs. Eliza, midwife, 79 Arthur road

Whitehouse Benjamin William, florist, 19 M~,ckenzie road

Whitelaw Miss Jane 1. milliner, 14 , High street Wiggins Mis!! Ella, dreE'smaker, 57

Durban road Wilkinson Hutchinson, hairdresser,

193 Beckenham road t William Iv"s Royal A'aval Asylullt

fm'TV id01V8 t$"Daug htC1'8 of 0jfiCC1'S, St. John's road

Williams Ernest Alfred, antique furniture dealer, 6 Albemarle road

Williams George, boot maker, 21 Chancery lane

Williams Geo., bootma., lA,Limes rd. Williams J. C., oilman, 3 EImers

End road Williams Robert, wine and spirit

merchant, Birkbeck road

Willis l\Irs., typewriter & copyist, Penlee, EImers End road

WIlson Albert Arthur. Three TWLS, 81 High stret't

Wilson George Daniel, umbrella maker, 18 Burnhill road

Wilson William Farr, plumber, 7 Kelsey Park road

Winn William John, sign writer, 15 Kelsey Park road

Woodgate John,bootmaker, 6 Bland-ford road

tWorsell John, R.P.C., plumber, 40 Parish lane

Wright H.,btchr.,261 Beckenham rd. Wyllie Henry, laundry, Inverhope

cottage, 195 Birkbeck road

y Yates Hy. Benj., hosier, 41 High st. tYork Mrs. Harriet, dressmaker, 2

Wha teley road tYoung George, chimney cleaner,

102 Parish lane Young J. McLal'en, watchmaker

204: Ravenscroft road Young JVomen's Ckl'istian Associa.

tion, 13 Kelsey Park road-Miss Lea Wilson, hon. sec.

BECKENHAM PROFE~~IONAL DIRECTORY. 419

BECKENHAM AND SHORTLANDS

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Lettersfor those marked t must be Addressed Penge, S.E. " ,,' t" Sydenllam, S.E.

" * " " Shortlands, Kent.

Aitkenhead Robt.,)I.R.C. V.S., vetermary surgeon, 127 High street

Alexander Ernest Arthur, solicitor, Redholme, Whitmore road

Allen Rev. Thomas Kingdon, M.A., 45 Sidney road

Anderson Capt. Frederick, R.N.R., St. Hilda's, 1::!2 Beckenham road

*Anderson Robert William, physician & surgeon, 1 Valley road

tAndrews David Palmer, solicitor and commissioner for oaths, 8 Newlands park

Angell John A., A.U.I.C.E., engineer & sUIveyor, Urban District Council Offices, Bromley road

Armstrong Rev. Alex. Nenon, B.A., St. Michael's parsonage, 7 Barnmead rd

Arnott Rev. Henry, F.R.C.S. [rector of Beckenham], The Rectory, 32

High street *Asprey Joseph W., solicitor & COlli

1llissiouer for oath!:, Gwynant, 8 Beckenham grove

Attenborough & Son, solicitors and commissioners for oaths, 9 Rectory road

Attenborough John, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, 9 Rectory rd

*Baines George, F.R.I.B.A., architect, Inglehurst, Bromley road

Barlee Rev. William, St. Davids, 47 Crystal Palace Park road

Barton & Whelpton, physicians & surgeons, 2 Oakwood avenue and Gonville house, 3 Beckanham road

Barton Francis Alex., )I.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.. n.A.cantab., 2 Oak-' wood avenue'

Baxter Payne & Lepper, auctioneers &c., Railway bridge, High street; and at Bromley, and 69 King William street, E.C

Beckenham School of J1Insic and Art (Ormond Yearsley, sec.), 7 Rectory rd

Beckenham' Technical Institute (Charles T. F. Watts, .B.Sc.principal), Beckenham road

tBennett Rev. John R. [Wesleyan], 33 Byne road

tBickerton Rev. Thomas H. [Primitive Methodist], 2 Moss Lea road

*Birt Sir William, Devonshire house,.. 9 Mays Hill road

Bolus Harry Boulcott,M.n.,B.c.cantab., lI.R.C.S., L.R.c.p.LOnd., Haddon, Beckenham road

Brand Harry W m.,teacher of the violin, 6 Birkbeck road

*Brandreth Lt.-Col. A. ~I., 1 Beckcuham grove

420 BECKENHA~1 PH.OIrI!J8SI0NAL DIREOTOH,Y.

Brooker Frederick G., teacher of pianoforte and organ, 4 Langley road

.Browne G. Franklin. B.A., LL.B.. Hillside, 5 Kingswood road

Burroughes T. H., estate agent, eator estate office, 24 Southend road

Burton Miss, ladies' school, Minshull house, 3 Park road

iButcherJohn William, I-'.G.A., accountant, 113 Lennard road

Byfield William Henry, professor of music, 8u Durban'road

Byworth George. police station sergeant, 27 High street

Carlton Rev. Fdk. WIll. G Manor road <JarpenterGeorgeA., M. D.Lond.,medical

officer of health, Urban District Council Offices, Bromley road

Clarkson Henry William, solicitor, Knutsford, 27 Beckenham road

Clarkson Henry William, solicitor, 183 Beckenham road

Colyer Arthur R., lILR.C.S.,L.R.C.P., L.D.S.Eng ..&JohnsonAlfredH., L.D.S. Eng., dental surgeons, Conn aught house, 1 South end road

Colyer Francis. solr. 28 Kendall road tCook l\Iiss Marion, nurse, 73 Parish

lane lCooke Harry, professor of music,

Durnsford, Maitland road Corbin El:'st-Lce Rhodes St. Clair, M.B.

Lond., lILR.C.s.Eng., surgeon, Moore house. 20verbury avenue

·eastford Mis;.;. matron, Beckenham Cottage Hospital. Croydon road

tCotton Frank, solicitor and commissioner for oaths, l) Moss Lea road

-Counter James, a!:isistant assurance supt. 19~ Mackenzie road

.courtney Rev. Stanley Thomas, Rosendale, 44 The Avenue

-Coutts Robert, postmaster, 23 Albemarle road

Craig, Hope Murray' & Bolus, physi, cians & surgeons, Woodthorpe, 112

Bromley road &, 21 Beckenhamroad Craig James, M.D., Brisgow house,

20 Copers Cope road tCroughton Benjamin T.bomas, ac

.countant, Bawtry house, Marlow rd

Crowther-Beynon Rev. Samuel Bryan, liLA.. Westfield, 14 Park road

*Cundy Re\·. Henry George, St. Margarets, 67 Bromley road

Curtis Percy James, M.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.c.p.Lond .. physician & surgeon, The Manor house, 72 High street

Curtis '\Villiam,quantity surveyor, 210 Mackenzie road •

Daniel Rev. Wm.Mayou, B.A.,Latymers, 68 Albemarle road

Daniells Rev. John [Baptist], 146 Birkbeck rOctd

Darlaston ReI'. George Ernest, B.A. [CongregationalJ, 87 Venner road

*Davies Rev. John Ossian [Congregational], 28 Shortlau(ls road

Davies Rev. Robert Venn Faitbfull, M.A., Ingoldesthorpe, 15 Southend road

Davies Rev. Timothy Eynon [Cong.J, Lynwood, ILl Bromley road

tDavis Henry, surveyor, 53 Lennard 1'oall

Delolme Miss L. G., ~A, Albemarle rou<l

Denham Norman, L.D.s.Eng. dental surgeon, Greystoke, 29 Albemarle road

DrawbridgE' Rev. WilliamBarker,LL.B., 1 Downs road

Duffield William Henry, F.R.I.B.A., architect, Rossmore, 31 Hayne rd

Dutton Rev. Alfred J .McMichael. M.A., 3 Church road

Edwards Edward Arthur, manager, London & County Banking Co. Limited, 25 High street

*Elliott Rev. R')bert, 1II.A., L.R.C.S.I., Melli font, 19 Shortlands grove

Farnw'orth Robert Arthur, accountant, 177 Mackenzie road

Fitch Mrs. K. Llewellyn, L.R.A.M., 11 Downs road

Fleming Rev. Robert Stewart, 1II.A. [Ba ptist J, 7 Manor road

Fletcher Frank, manager, London City &, Midland Bank Limited (corner of Mackenzie road), 241 Beekenham road

Flight Miss, nurse, 54 Ravenscroft road

BECKENHAM PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 421

Fosbery Misses A. and B., school, 123 Mackenzie road

French J. Hartley, school, Croydon rd tGaitskell Edward Forbes, M.lt.C.S.,

L.U.C.P., surgeon, Catton, 63 Crystal Palace Park road

Gallie Col. James B., Elsinore, G4 Albemarle road

Barrett Charles Adley, architect, Craythorne, 6 King's Hall road

George Miss, kindergarten school, 167 Mackenzie road

Giddings George Thomas, ?iI.D., physician & surgeon, Hillworth, 38 WickhaIn road

Gifford Mrs., nurse, 6 Blandford road tGo{)dman "'\V"illiam, head master,

Alexandra district schools,Parish la Greene Arthur Weguelin, solicitor, 16

Fox Grove road .tGreig- William James, solicitor and

commissioner for oaths, Charlton, 36 Newlands park

Grenside Henry Nicholas, solicitor, Ringwood, 31 Southend road

Grewcock William, L.D.S.R.C.S.ElIg., surgeon· dentist, 17 Manor road

Gribble Chas.W.,manager,London and ProvincialBank Lim.,IG &18High st.

Griffith Hev. George Octavius F., B.A., . St. Barnabas Vicarage, Oak hill rd.

Hall George James, F.R.C.O., professor of music, 48 Bromley road

Hammond Rev. Canon Joseph, LL.B., B.A. [vicar of St. Paul's], 56A, Capers Cope road

Harris Captain Ernest Charles, 43 Beckenham road

Harris Edwin W., auctioneer and land and estate agent, Kent House station, Kings hall road

Ha1·tington HmtS8 Sehool (Mrs. Ardley, principal), 297 & 299 Beckenham road

*Hawke Ed~ard D. H., physician & surgeon, Tolgulla, Shortlands road

Hay Major Cameron, High Lea, 12 Copers Cope road

Hewlett James Edgar, M.B., C.M., physician & surgeon, no Beckenham rd

Hill Rev. H. Ernest, M.A., The Abbey .school, 1 Brackley road

Hill T. WOud, surgeon, 34 Hayne rd. tHoare G. W. R., boys' school, 8 St.

John's road Hoare Mrs. G. W. R., ladies' school,

8 81. John's road Hooper Francis G. F., F.R.I.B.A., archi

tect, 27 Albemarle road Hooper George Norgate, F.R.G.!'!.,

Elmleigh, 15 Hayne road Huxley Charles Rodney, L.R.C.P.,

L.R.C.8.Edin., L.F.p.8.Glas., physician & surgeon, Kent House Farm house, Kent House road

Huxley Charles Rodney, L.R.C.P., L.R.c.8.Edin., physician & surgeon, Langley, 83 Kent House road

Huxley Mrs. C. Rodney, medical and surgical nursing home, Kent House Farm house, Kent House road

tJeffree Mrs. A., nurse, 102 Byne road Jennings Cecil Fredk. Joseph, solicitor

and commissioner for oaths, Brackley house, 10 Brackley road

Jennings George Charles Hazeldene, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Solheim, 8 Overburyayenne

Johnson Alfred H., L.D.s.Eng., Con-naught house, 1 Southcnd road

Johnson Miss Madeline, teacher of the violin, 24 High street

tJones John,L.R.c.p.LOnd.,M.R.c.8.En~., physician & surgeon, Claremont, 33 Newlands park

Kilmartin Rey. William [Catholic], Presbytery, Overbury avenue

*Kirby Mrs. Sidney & The Misses, Oakhurst school, Kingswood road

Lane Leonard G., A.C.A., chartered accountant, 25 Mackenzie road

tLatham Rev. W alter Joseph, The Vicarage, 64 Lennard road

Lea Rev. P. H. rcurate in charge St. James's church], 158 Croydon road

tLe Bauld de Nans Col. R., Lexington, 50 Crystal Palace Park road

Le Petit Miss Annette, high school for girls, 291 Beckenham road

Levens, Son & Hoare, auctioneers, estate agents, &c., 1 Station buildings, High street

Lichtenberg George, M.D., 104 Croydon road

422 BECKENHAM PROFESSIONAL DlREUTOHY.

Lloyd Rev. Pemberton. M.A., 66 The Avenue

Longhurst Miss Annie,- school, 104 Bromley road

Lovelock Miss, teacher of music, 51 High street

Lowe Mrs. J. S., ladies' school, Beckenham hall, Bromley road

Lowe James Stanley, J.P., Beckenham hall, Bromley road

"'Lucas Rev. Canon W. H., M.A., As· penden, 12 Shortlands grove

Lushington Major Arthur James, Waldo, 27 ?lIanor road

Mackenzie Miss, A.C.P., school, 9 St. George's road

tMackenzie William James, M.D.,physician & surgeon, 89 Marlow road

Maclean Major-GenI. Henry John, Ardgonr, 24 Hayne road

McLean Miss J essie, B.A., ladies' school, Eton Hall, 32 Fox Grove rd

Macrae Donald, )I.D., J.P., 53 Wick-' ham road

Manger Uharles Ernest, registrar of births and deaths, Beckenham subdistrict and relieving officer, Bromley union, Urban District Council Offices, Bromley road and 18 Beckenham road

Manger Herbert Edwarrl, collector to Beckenham urban district council, assistant overseer and deputy registrar of births and deaths, Urban District Council Offices, Bromley I'd

Marriott Frederick, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, ~faisonette, 74 Beckenham road

Marston Howis Eo A.l\I.I.e.E. 21 Queen's load

MavMrs.G.,teacher of violin,Avenue rd tMendelson Charles, civil engineer, 7

Maitland road tMichael Cyril Eden, M.A., 1\LB., B.C.,

physician & surgeon, Trelawne, 3 Crystal Palace Park road

tMjchell Fleet - Engineer George, Nathaniel Hareward, R.N., Waverley,

- 59 Newlands park iMortlock Walter, auctioneer, &c.,

Tower nouse,Venner rd.&2 Byne rd

"'Muirhead Alexander, D.SC. (Univ. Lond,). The Lodge, Church road

N evares Don CeIso, consul. general for Ecuador, 85 Kent House road

Newcombe A. Martin, auctioneer &. estate agent, 183 Beckenham road

tNewton Louis Arthur, surveyor, Holmesdale, 26 N ewlands park

Nicol Hercules, F.C.A.,A.C.I.S.,accountant, Johnshaven cottage, i35 Mackenzie roar!

Norgate Rev. Theodore Tracey, 21 Kelsey Park road

Ollett G. Palmer, head master, Provided school, Bromley road

ParkerJ ames,masseur, 288t.George's rd Partridge F. W., A.R.C.M.,39 Cedars rd Partridge William Peyton, Dep.-Surg.

General, Bella Vista, 19 Southend rd l}Patterson Rev. George [Wesleyan],

The Poplars, 20 Valley road Pearce Arthur, solicitor, Public hall,

Bromley road Perkins Engineer-Lieut. James, R.:\'.,

4£1Sidney road Perry Miss L. M., teacher of music,

] 17 Mackenzie road Philbrick George B. preparatory

school for boys, Clare house, Oakwood avenue

tPhillips Albert Edward, district supt. of the Provident Association of London Limited, Brooklyn, 47 Newlands park

tPhillips H arr.v Harding ,l\I.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.p.Lond., physician & surgeon, Hamilton house, (j St. John's road

Player Henry John, surveyor, 23 Clock House road. .

tPrankerd Rev. John, 8 Border cres. Pridmore Eric Leonard Norman, M.B.

Land., l\LR.C.S., L.R.C.p.,Albemarle lodge, 16 Albemarle road

Purchase Miss, Home of Compassion, 110 Bromley road

Rait George Thomas, F.e.A., Milton, 7 Hayne road

Randell Reginald Maurice Henry, M.D.Lond., Goodwood, 10 CaperS: Cope road

Rooker Rev. John, sen., :M.A., Manor Road house, 42 Manor road

BECKENHAM PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 423

Rooker Rev. John, jun., M.A. [vicar of Christ Church], Court downs road

Roper Edwin. LL.D., )f.R.C.s.Lond., F.R.G.S., physician & surgeon, Oat-lands, 86 Beckenham road

St. Maul' Mrs. E., teacher of masic, Pelham road

St. Olafs Belwol (Misses Weisgerher, principals), 33 Cedars road

Scargill-Bird Samuel Rohert, F.S.A., Oak hill house, The Knoll

Sharp Mrs. Annie, private school, 46 Ravenscroft road

Shaw William Vernon, B.A. ,B.M.,B.ch. oxon., physician and surgeon, It Aldersmead road

Short Ellis A., headmaster, St. James' schools, Croydon road, Elmer~ End

Short Rev. George, B.A. [Baptist], W o0dfold, to Cedars road

j:Sidney-Turner, Galton, Scott-Turner & Michael, surgel)ns, Trelawne, 3 Crystal Palace Park road

tSilver Hugh William, M.R.C.s.Eng., L.lt.c.r.Lond., L.s.A., physician & surgeon,Turret lodge,!) Newlands pk

Simmons Edwald, assistant insurance supt. 9 Durban rond

Smalley Maj.-GenI. Frederick, Springfield, 5 Park road

Smith Rev. JaIIles Lewis [Wesleyan], The Manse, 6 Overbury avenue

Smith Charles James. solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Shenley, 20 Albemarle road

Spenlove-Spenlove Frank, R.B.A ,R.C.A., F.R.G.S., "Yellow Door" School of Art, High street

Spong William, L.R.c.p.Lond., ~I.R.C.S. Eng. physician & surgeon, Lynsted, 50 Manor road

Springett Herbert, M.R.C.V.S.L.,veterinary surgeon, 75 High street

Stevens F., clerk to Urban District Council Offices, Bromley road

Stilwell Geo. Robert Fabris, !t1.B.Lond., Stanmore house, 14 Southend road

Stocker John Watson, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Edenhurst, 66 Croydon road

:Summerhayes William, M.D., 25 Wick:ham road

t8ymmons George Vincent, chartered accountant, 108 Venner road

Tait-Reid & Wall Misses, school for girls, Kepplestone, Kelsey manor

Telfer Captain John Buchan, F.R.G.S., ]".8.A., R.N., Yalta, 36 Manor road

'rhomas Cn,pt. Charles William, R.N., 17 Park road

'fhonlson Maj.-Gen. Henry, c.B., Hal'vington, 56 Fox Grove road

Thomson Capt. Charles J., Westwell, 13 Kings Hall road

Thornley William F., C.S.I., sanitary inspector, Urban District Council Offices, Bromley road

Todd Fredk., M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.D.S. (Eng.), Sunnyside, 60 Croydon road

Tolhurst John, J.P., F.B.A., Glenbrook, 6 Copers Cope road

Triggs Capt. Walter, 36 Bromley 1'<1 Trimmer Lieut.-Col. Augustus Richard,

Parkstone, Overbury avenue tTubb Madame Kate, professor of

music, tOi) Venner road Tucker Capt. William Fane, Ellen

gowan, 3 Kingswood road Tuckwell Lieut. Charles, R.N.. 58

Belmont road Turner Eustace, L.R.C.O., A R.C.}I.,

il Manor road tUmney William F., !t1.D. (Lond,),

~I.R.C.S. (Eng.), physician and sur~ geon, Heatherbell, 15 Crystal Palace Park road

Wainewright Robert Spencer, M.D. Lond., 49 Wickham road

Walker Joseph, M.D., Wolverton, 37 The Avenue

Wardle Rev. Joseph [Congregational], Shirley view, 23 Langley road

Waring Albert Wynne, dentist, Shirley villa, 82 Beckenham road

Watkins Harry, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Melrose, 31 Kings Ball road

Watts Charles T. F., principal Beckenham Technical Institute, Beckenham road

tWawn Capt. William, 70 Byne road W ~ller William George, solicitor, 188

Croydon road

424 BECKENHAl\I PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Wells & Pridmore, phys. & surgeons, Albemarle "lodge, 16 Albemarle I'd

Wells Albert Primrose, ~I.A. (Cantab.). L.R.C.P. & s.Edin., Albemarle lodge, 16 Albemarle road

Whelpton Edward Smith, U.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.c.p.LOnd., surgeon, Gonville house, 3 Beckenham road

White Mrs. G., monthly nurse, 4 Arthur road

Wilkins Joseph Edwin, M.I N.A., Aberfoyle, 1 Elm road

Williams Lawson J., lII.D., physician and surgeon, Holyrood house, The Avenue

Wilson Cornelius Lea, J.P., D.L., The Cedars, 110 High street

*Wolley Rev. Canon Henry Fmncklyn, M.A. [vicar of St. Mary's, Short. lands], St. Mary's Vicarage, Kings-wood road

Woods Mrs .. ladies' nurse, 49 Ravens-croft road

Wright Thomas, auctioneer and estate agent, Barnmead road

Yearsley Ormond, sec. Beckenham School of Music and Art, 7 Rectory road

Young & Butler, phYSIcians and· sur. geons, 63 Capers Cope road

J. B. Nurseryman,

BRYANT, Florist and Seedsma~,

THE NURSERIES, SHORTLANDS, KENT.

Fruit Trees, Standard and .Dwaif Roses, Shrubs of various kinds, •••• HerbaceousPlants, &&., in large or small quantifies.

J. B. BRYANT directs special attention to his SPLENDID COLLECTfON of Shrubs. Ornamental Trees, &c.

An inspection of the above is respectfully invited.

The Nurseries are situated close to Shortlands Station, anrl adjoin the L. 0. and D. Ry.

BECKENHA.M PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 425

A :j:Abbott Mrs. E., 118 Venner road Abrahams Henry, 48 Durban road Acton Albert Bennett, Rochdale, 39

Kent House road Adams Arthur, Manor lo.45Manor I'd tAdams Arthur Lewis, Greenlands,

10 Border crescent Adams Charles, Beverley, 81 Kent

House road Adams Francis, 30 Clock House I'd tAdams George, Netherton, 30 New-

lands park Adams Harold John, St. John's, 18

Oakwood avenue Adams John, 24 Rowden road tAdams Mrs., 71 Newlands park 1'Adams Mrs., 41 Parish lane *AdamsThos., TheOaks,53Bromley I'd Adamson Malcolm C., Holly lodge,

Upper EImers End road Adderley Mrs., The Firs, 61 Albe

marle road *Addiscott Francis, Oak dene, 1

Church road tAdsett Wm. Henry, 25 St.John's I'd Adye Edward, 64 Kings Hall road "'Afford William A., R08cnwyll, 66

Ravensbourne road Agate Benjamin, 259 Birkbeck road Agate John Wm., 36 Ravenscroft I'd Aitken James, 38 Rowden road Aitkenhead Robert, l\J:.R.C. v.s., 127

High street :Akhurst Alfred, 9 Rowden road

BECKENHA·M AND SHORT·LANDS

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Lettel'sfol' those marked thus t must be addl'cssed, Penge, S.E. " " " "t 0' " Sydenflam, S.E.

" " "*,, " Shortlands, Kent. Alborough Harry, Conamur, Copers

Cope road Aldridge Charles, Whitby, Pelham I'd Alexander ErnestArthur,Redholme,

Whitmore road Alexander Frederick Robert, 301

Beekenham road Allen Rev. Thomas Kingr1on,M.A.,45

6idney road Allen A. Victor, Ceres, 15 Cator road tAllen Charles Thomas, Eversley,62

Lennard road Allen Edwd.Rutland lO.Southend rd. Allen JC)hu Wm., 6 Kelsey Park I'd tAllen Robert Lyon, 20 Wiverton I'd Allen Samuel Geo.114 Mackenzie I'd Allingham William,5Clock House I'd Allison Arthur M-orris, Holmcroft. 8

Sidney road Allison Harry A., 22 Downs road Alliston Fredk. Pratt, Kamesburgh,

28 Copers Cope road Alliston Paul, Thorniecroft,5 2 Copers

Cope road tAllwork Frederick John, Brock

hurst, 14 West bourne road Aloof Herbert Percival, 185 ~Iac

kenzie road Altree Arthur Herbert, Deaville,

Jessamine villa, 17 Sidney road tAmbrose Frederick George, Palace

Mount, 46 Crystal Palace Park rd Ambridge Edward A.. Sunnyside-,

Worsley Bridge road Ambridge HenryGeo.174 Croydon I'd

426 BEUKENHA.M PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

tAmoore Andrew Hy., 17Newlands pk Amos H. Clyde, Glaslj'n, 12Sidney rd t Amy Adolph Philip, Fernleigh, 63

Lennard ro~d Anderson Captain Frederick, R.N.R.,

St. Hilda's, 122 Beckenham road Anderson Charles, 'Waltham, 14

Blakeney roa.d tAnderson CharlE's Walter 1\1., Tre

garland, 32 Byne road Anderson Mrs., 5 Bevington road *Anderson Robert Wm., 1 Valley rd. Anderson William, 11 Durban road tAnderson William Curling, Chase·

ley, 67 Crystal Palace Park road tAnilrew Norman Ernest.. Brook lea,

85 Lennard road Andrews AHd. Henry, 35 Durban I'd tAnorews David P<llmer,8 Newlands

park Andrews Fredk. J as., 204 Croydon I'd Andrews George, 16 Durban road Andrews Mrs., 35 Durban road tAndrews William Palmer, 8 New-

lands park Angell Alex., I vydenc, 20 Cedars rel tAnning Sydney, 18 Byne road Anns Albt.Glenlyn,61CopersCope rd. AnwyIEclward,Oakdene,3Queen's rd. Apsley Arthur .Tohn, 21 Durban I'd*ArehboldMrs., Libiola, l.May'sHill rd Archer EdwinGeo.,232 :i\1aekenzie I'd Archer Thos. George, 9 Durham I'd Ardley Mrs.,297 &2U9Beckenham I'd tArmitage Walter,.103 Marlow road Armstrong Rev. Alexander Nenon,

B.A., Se. ~Iichael's p.lrsonage, 7 Barnmead road

Arnold Arthur Thomas, Fairlight, Pelham road

Arnold Charles, Coo'ee, 1 Copers Cope road

Arnold. Ei'nest" 13 Rowden road Arnott Rev. Henry, F.B.C.S. [rector

of Beckenham], The Rectory, 32 High street.

Arrowsmith Wm.120Uackenzie road Ashdown John, 7 Blakeney road Ashton Albert Fredk. 35 Hayne I'd Ashton Hubert, 2 The Avenue *Asprey Joseph W., Gwynant, 8

Beekenham grove

A.ste Frederic William, Eskdale, 28 Bromley road

AsteJohn,Coneyhill,19 FoxGrove rd. Aste John, 6 Fox Grove road Athow Mrs. 17 St. John's road Atkinson Charles Edward, Algoa

lodge, 8 Brackley road Atkinson Claud W., 31 Manor road Atkinson Hugh BuddIe, The Holt,

23 Rectory road Atkinson W., Erwood, 5 The Avenue Attenborough John Arthur,Firbank,

9 Beckenham road Attrnborol~gh Herbert, St. Helen's,

25 The Avenue Attenborough In., Rosslyn,SPark I'd Atwill Alfred, 91 Lennard road Ausender Thomas, Long8ide, 3-!

Albf"marle road Austin Charles, 140 :Mackenzie road Austin Herbert. 227 Mackenzie road Austin :1\1i8s,Sidney lodge, Becken

ham road *Austin Mrs., Kingswood house,

Kingswood road *Austin 'Walter G., Hazelmerc,

11 Bromley grove tAus tin William George, Venner

villa, 200 Venner road Avis Joshua Wm., 20 Mackenzie reI Axford Bichard, 102 Croydon road Ayden Mrs., Woodstock, 71 Albe

marle road Ayles ~tephen, Sudbury, 1 Perth I'd

B Babidge Edwin, Springfield, 41

Chaffinch road Bacon John Rayner, Delwarte house,

86 Mackenzie road *Ba(icock Frederick Owen, Roslin,

16 Bromley grove Bailey Charles, IBS Croydon road Baillie James, 91 Chaffinch road * BainesGeorge,]' .R.I.B.A., lug lehurst,

Bromley road tBaines John, Stanmore lodge, 6

Newlands park Baker Alfred John, Westgate, 5 Fox

Grove road *Baker Charles E., Park Hill lodget

1 Park Hill road

BECKENHAl\1 PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 427

*Baker Evelyn, Park Hill lodge, 1 Park Hill road -

Baker Frederick William, TorridOl1, 14 Barnmead road

Baker George Jas., 65 Chaffinch rd. Baker J., Folkestone, 16Blakeney avo Baker J as. Sherbrook, 16Brackley I'd Baker John S., 71 Chaffinch road tBalcom be George, 25 Byne road Baldock Percy Geo., 9 Crescent road Baldwin Edward, Portsea house, 1

Aldersmead road Baldwin Miss, 16 Beckenham road tBall Charles Thomas, 37 Byne I'd Ball Francis, Rene, 17 Birkbeck I'd tBall William Lewis, 173 Venner I'd Ballard George Francis, Waldron, 73

Blandford road t Banks Robert, 34 Marlow road tBanton John Joseph, Glenvale,

Lennard road *Barber Arthur Stanley, Uilverton,

Church road Barber Charlie James, 3 Belmont I'd Barber Frederick Charles, I.lynd

hurst, 38 Barnmead road Barber George, 50 Durban road Barber John J:t'rederick,Opton lodge,

35 Capers Cope road iBarber Mrs., 8 Byne roaa. Barber Richd.W., 228 Ravenscroft I'd Barchard Mrs. G., Hill worth, 26

Manor road tBardrick Mrs., Chatwyll, 6 Lawrie

Park crescent, Lawrie Park road :j:Barker Fredk. Hy., 62 Wi verton I'd Barker Hal'ry, 175 Birkbeck road Barker Jas., Coolhurst,9 Southend I'd tBarlee Rev. William, St. Davids,

47 Crystal Palace Park road Barling William Edwin, Garstang,

7 Kemerton road Barlow Fredk., 85 Chaffinch road tBarlow Mrs., 3 Naval Asylum, St.

John's road Barnard Miss, 87 Wiverton road tBarnes Percy Robert, 11 Byne road ~Baqles Francis, Haslemere, 14

Ravensbourne road Barnes Mrs., 21 Cedars road Barnes Mrs., 24 Mackenzie road

Barnett Charles,Carrolton, 116 Beckenham road

tBarnett Miss, Southwood, 2 Sydenham avenue

Barnett William, 8 Blakeney avenue Barrass Samuel, 10 Bevington road Barrett Edward, Morland house,

28 Albemarle road tBarrett Matthew, Dulce Domum,

16 Westbourne road *Barron Mrs., 32 Shortlands road* Barry Frederick Herbert,90Ravens

bourne road Bartholomew Alfred, 34 Rowden I'd Bartholomew Milton, Grassington, 3

Hayne road Bartholomew :\Iilton, 13 Kendall I'd Bartleet William Gibbs, Kirkdale, 23

Brackley road tBartlett Richard, The Cedars, 60

Wiverton road Bartlett Walter, 34 Queen's road t Barton Alfred, Chatham house, 40

St. John's road Barton Mrs. E. M.,Cambridge hou~t),

37 Bromley road Barton' Francis Alex., :M:.R.C.S.En~~·.,

L.R.c.p.Lond., B.A.cantab., 2 Or.kwood avenue

Barwick Alfred Richard, 7 Tudor I'd Basan David, Silverdale, 29 Capers

Cope road Bashford Henry, 20 Durban road Bass Fredk.J.F.,Harting.5Queen's rd tBass William Ernest, Tournai, 54

Wiverton road Bassett Mrs., Birkbeek house, Birk-

beck road Bastard Herbt. Jas.,163Maekenzie I'd Batbam William, 6 Kemerton road BaneI' Charles, The Nest, 3 Alders-

mead road Baxter John Henry, Cheynehurst,

24: Braekley road Baxter Joseph Stephen,5Gwydor rd. Baxter William, 34 Sidney road Bayley William Arthur Roseneath,

66 Kings Hall road *Baylis Stannard, Datehet, 118

Ravensbourne road Bayliss Alfred, 85 Capers Cope road Bazeley Philip, 184 Venner road

428 BECKENHAl\I PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Bean Herbt.Reuben, 1 Barnmead I'd Beard John James, 64: Durban road *Beard :Miss,The Cottage,15 Becken

ham grove Beardshaw Wilfred, 24:Oakwood av Beauchamp Thomas, Venetia house,

:Mackenzie road Beaumont Frederick Gatron, Holm-

lea, 26 Kings Hall road Beavis John 'William, Heatherlie, 53

Albemarle road Beck George, 60 Durban road Beck Lister, 3 Thp- Knoll tBeckett Miss, 9 Naval Asylum, St.

John's road tBeech George T. H. lll\Iaitland rd tBeech Henry William, 62 Byne I'd

. tBeech Hugh, 18 St. John's road *Beer E., Parkwood, 29 Beckenham

grove Beeston Mrs., Kent villa, 22 N ew

lands park Belcher George, 31 Pelha'n road n,;lJ 'harles. 237 Birkbeck road· Bell dward L,ionel, 9 Downs road Bell )'rederick J., The Cottage, 1

Oal, Hill road Bell 3erbert M., Cola Cumbay, 76

The Avenue Deli John, 34-1Blandford road tllel~as Alfred, 49 Marlow road BeHringer Arth ur Ed wd., Tregothnan,

16 Sidney road BelshamDanl.Samuel,15Wickham rd Beney William Augustus, J ohannis

bad, 4:0 Wickham road tBennett Rev. John R. [Wesleyan],

33 Byne road tBennettJames William, Claremont,

53 Lawrie Park road tBennett Mrs., 49 Newlands park tBennett William, Chessington, 57

Crystal Palace Park road Bens'tead Mrs., 51 Mackenzie road Bensted Richd. In.,19ClockHouse I'd *Bentley Edward Henry, Aber

gavenny, G Shortlanus grove Bentley George, Blenheim, 120Beck

enham road *BentonPhilip,Westfield,1 Scott's lao Berk Robt.,Crefeld,17Beckenham rd.

Berridge Mrs., Dunton lodge, 7 The Knoll

*Berry Charles William, Pendarves, 5 Shortlands grove

Bertis Mrs.,SweetBriar,4:8Rowden I'd Bertram Mrs, H., 2 Fox Grove road Best Mrs. Clyming,57Kent House I'd Bethel Fras. J as, 172 Mackenzie I'd tBettson George, 78 Byne road tBickerton Rev.ThomasH.[Primitivc

Methodist], 2 Moss Lea road Bickerton Mrs., 6 Wickham road *Biiider S. G., 68 Ravensbourne road tBignell AlfredCharles,2l\10rland rd. *Billing Stuart,Kingston,llORavens.

bourne rond Bing Edward Frederick, Ravcnhill,

13R King's Hall road Birkett Robert, 27 Sidney read. *Birt Sir William, Devonshire house,

9 Mays Hill road Bishop Albert John, Tyrone, 1

Witham road Bishop W. B., Beckenham Place pk :j:Bitter Ludwi6 Auguet, 12 New-

lands park !Blackburn A. C. 73 'Viverton road tBlackburn Charles, 10 ~Iorlalld I'd tBlackie John, 39 Wiverton r 'ad Blacknell Leonard Lewis, 36 Bel

mont load Blake Charles, Kin~s\Yood, Ii The

Avenue *Blake William, Laurel b~lnk, 7

May's Hill.road Blanch Herbert John, Cranbrook,

59 Kings Hall road Blandford HenryBenj.47Belmont I'd B!axill George Alfred, Maybank, 37

Albemarle road Blenheim 'William J., Nuthnrst, 3

Witham road Bloe Geo['geJames,205 Mack3nzie I'd Blogg Charles Basil,H Mackenzie I'd Bluett Mrs.,EgE'rton hou"e, 12 SOUt~l

elld roa,l Blundell James, 7 Langley road Blyth Miss, Dormston,41 The Avenue Blyton Carey, 35 Clock House road Boase Robert Allen, Liskcard, 54:

Kent Honse road

BECKENHAM PRIVATE HESIDEN~'8. 429'

Bocock Arthur Robert, Kelsey Park farm, Croydon road

Bolton Albert John, Alfriston, 32 Hayne road

tBolton FrankHenry,96Wivel'ton rd Bolus Harry Boulcott, M.B., B.C.

canta1J., ::U.R.C.S., L.R.c.p.Lond., Haddon, 21 llcckcnham road

Bond Alfreu .James, 212 Birkbeck rel Bond CharlesWillis,12KelseyPark rd Bond Miss, Trefusis, 118Mackenzie I'd tBone William Edgar,158 Venner I'd Booker Eustace, 21B Birkbeck road tBoome Ernest ChasAn \VivCl'ton I'd Boorman William Hy.39Moniveard. Boot Harry Edmund, Kirkdale, 2

Elm road "'Booth E., l\Iassilia, Scott's lane :Booth Hy. Fredk. 188 King's Hall rel Booth Walt.Abraham,300akwoo(1 av Boraston John, Amersham house, 7

Copers Cope road Borman Frank Percivall, 207 Mac

kenzie roael Borrowman RoberL,'l Copel'S Cope I'd Bound Thomas, 10 Westgate road Bosley Echvd. J as. 136 Mackenzie I'd Bostock B. F. S., Langdale, 45 Beck·

enham road tBoucher Benjamin, 157 Vellller rd. BourneI' Mrs .. 59 Cljpers Cope road tBoutwood Walter, 80 Wiverton rel t Bovis Frederick J n. 69 Lennard I'd Bowden James Albt.54KingsHall I'd Bowditch William, Fairlight, 78

Kingg Hall road Bowles Alfd.Ed wd.49ClockHouse I'd Bowman Joseph, 141 Mackenzie I'd Bowyer Joseph W. Carisbrookhouse,

28 The Avenue Bowyer Thomas, 50 Bromley road Boyce Henry William, The Chest·

nuts, 37 Kent House road BoyceMrs.,Oak bnk.17CopersCope I'd Boyd David, 4 Oakwood avenue tBradbrook R. S., ± St. John's road tBradbrook Robert, 139 Venner road Bradford Ed ward B. 12 Bevington I'd t Bradford John, 17 Lennard road Bradley Charles John, Norhill, 8

Kemerton road Bradstreet Arthr. J., 21KingsHall I'd L

Brampton .Tohn, Meadow bank, 3g Bromley road

Bramf;donl!~rank 1tobert, 15Downs I'd Brancl Harry WiIliam,6 Birkbeck rd. Brand .Tohn, Strode houstl, 20 Fox.

Grove road *Brandreth Lieut.-Col. A.M. 1 Beck

cnham grove . Bray William, 21 Chaffinch road Brazier Herbert, 53 Belmont road Brazil Harry, ;")2Sidney road Bre~ch Arthur, Norlands, 37 Wick-

ham road Breeze Ar thur, 26 Oak Hill road Brett Albcrt H., 181 :Mackenzie road Brett Edwin Wm.,25 Kelsey Parkrd Brewer Oha8. Ricbd. 53 Chaffinch I'd Brewer Frank Foster, 5 CedarR road *Bride Arthur John, Crofton, 5S.

Ravensbourne roan, Bromley Bridge Walter William, Kenilworth,

51 Kings Hall road Brielger William, 7 Rowden road Bri(lges Mrs. E., Chandos, 65 :NIac

kenzie road Bridgman BenJamin, Chesleigh, 21

Brackley road iBrirlgman L~on, Ravenswood, 24:

Newlands park Briggs Misses, 5 St. George's road tBrimmer Miss, North view, 144

Venner road Brindley Mrs., Woodstock, 71 Albe

marle road BrittonCharlesWm.384Blandford I'd Bromhead Hy. Willis,81 Chaffinch rd tBromley Henry, 60 Crystal Palace

Park roxd tBrooker Edwin, Homestead villa,

Lennard road Bro,)ker Frederick G., 4:LangleYI'd Brookman Alfred, Harbledown, 24

The Avenue tBrooks Alfred Charles, Watton

villa, 7 Moreland road Brooks Wilfred Johnson, 27 Kings

Hall road tBrooksbank Mrs., 42 Newlands pk. Brown Arthur, Covington, 5 Alders-

mead road Bro,vn Arthur F. J., 51 Cedar;; roa.d

430 BECKENHAl\I PRIVA'l'E RESIDENTS.

Brown Arthur Hamilton, Dower house, Wickham road

Brown Charles Franklin, Tregantle, Copers Cope road .

*.Brown E. J eraI'd, Coniston, 3 Shortlands grove

Brown Eustace Valentine, 178 Croydon road

Brown Henry John, 19 Sidney road Brown Hy. Walter, 63 Mackenzie I'd Brown James Richard, Carisbrooke,

83 Mackenzie road BrownJohn,Newlands,82Croydon I'd tBrown John Duncan, BellCl'oft, 170

Venner road "'Brown Miss, Brantwood, 1 Short-

lands grove t Brown Miss, Thornburgh, 72

Lennard road Brown Mrs. Anthony, Broomhill, 29

Southend road Brown Percy, 11 Manor grove tBrownSidneyGranger,l Westbourne

villas, 'Vestbourne road Brown Wm. Thos. 184: Croydon I'd tBrowne Fras. Albt., HWiverton I'd *Browne G. Franklin, B.A., LL.B.,

Hillside, 5 Kingswood road Browne Mrs., Homesdalc, 196 Mac

kenzie road BrowneMrs.Gregory,67Wiverton rd. Browning Mrs., Tankerton, 4 Bev

ington road Browniohn Burton,388 BlandfordI'd Bruce John Henry, Elmlca, 52 Mac

kenzie road tBrunning J-ames Smith, Beamsley,

St. John's road Bryan James, HI Queen's road Bryan Lindsay Eo G.,78 TheAvenue Bryant William, 22 Rowden road Bryce James Alexander, St. Faith's,

55 Lennard road Buchanan John, 12 The Avenue Buchanan Wm., 267 Beckenham I'd BuckThos.,Hazeldene,51 Wickham I'd Buckell George Teasdale, Holm Lea,

37 Crystal Palace Park road tBuckland Ernest Arthur, The

Laurels, 1 Maitland road Buckler Alexander, Beaufort house,

21 Aldersmead road

Bucknell James Lloyd, Langley court, Wickham road

Budgett H y. B., Hazeldene, Den rd. Buist John, 55 Capers Cope road tBull Edmund \Vatson, St. John's,

10 Cator road *Bull J., Oak Lea, Church road Bull James, 32 Bromley road Bull Walter, 93 Chaffinch road Bullett William, 33 Mackenzie road Bullivant William Munton, Home-

wood, 18 South Eden park, Wick-ham road

Bunney John, 32 Mackenzie road Bunting Henry John, lOlA, High st. Burbridge William, 52 Bromley I'd Burch Edward Martin, Heathfield,

160 Mackenzie road 1 tBurch Robert William Osborne, 88

Wiverton road BurcbellAlfd. W.Ashfield, Crescent I'd Burgess Francis Sydney, Rozel, 37

Sidney road tBurgess William, Sandown villa,

63 Byne road *Burls Edward G.,Thornlea,17Short·

lands grove Burn \Villiam G., Esbourne, 10 The

Avenue tBurne Edward,' Wilmington, 32

Crystal Palace Park road Burne Owen. 25 Cedars road tBurnett Frederick Charles, Derwent

house, 65 Crystal Palace Park I'd Burrage Mrs., St. James' lodge, 68

Croydon road Burrow Edward, 4 :Manor road Burro;vs Arthur, The Larches, 6

Southend road tBurt"Henry, 159 Venner road Hurton George, 8 Rowden road tBurton Geo. Arthur, 21 Lennard I'd Burton Miss, Minshull ho., 3 Park I'd tBurton William, Clarence house,

Samos road Burtt Edwin W., Elvin, 71 Copers

Cope road Burtt Oliver, 156 Croydon road Burwood Francis, 48 Bammead road Busbridge Edwin Hunt,67 Cedars I'd *Bush Sidney, 48 Ravensbourne rd

BECKENHAM PRrV ATE RESIDENTS. 431

Buss Mrs., Ferniehurst, 87 Albemarle road /

Buss Septimus, 28 Qneen's road Bussell Thomas, 1 Reddons road Butcher John William. F.e.A. •• 113

Lennard road Butcher Louis, Acacia -villa, 82

Barnmead road Butler Edward D.,Cheriton,81 Albe

marle road Butler Arthur G., ph.D., The Lilies,

124 Beckenham road tButler Edward, 49 Wiverton road Butler Miss, 307 Beckenbam road tButler Percy Wm., 32 Wiverton I'd Button CharlesHy.,3GBeckenham I'd Button Richard, 85 Birkbeck road Buxton Mrs., Sunnyside,39 Manor I'd Bye John Marking, 43 Monivea road Byfield Thomas Alfd. 80 Durban I'd Byfield WilliamHenry,80 DurbanI'd Byron John, Wyefield, 4: The Knoll tBywater Arthur John, Lowood, 31

Crystal Palace Park road

C Caekett Benj., The Briars, 14 Elm I'd Cadman Arthur, 4 Downs road tCakebread Albert E., 109 Venner I'd Calcutt Charles, 9 Reddons road Callow Harry, Beresford house, 129

Mackenzie road Callow James, 72 Durban road Cameron William, Fairview, 17

Blandford road Camp Richard, Trelawne, 151 Mac

kenzie road Campbell Charles Augustus, Blen

heim, 3 Chaffinch road Campbell Hugh, Eden lodge, 14

South Eden park, Wickham road *Campbell Miss, The Briars, 4:Brom

ley grove iOampbell William Gordon, Bur

chester, 100 Venner road tCampbell-Stewart Miss, Summer-

field, Sydenham avenue Canning Russell, 15 Manor road tCapes Gerald W., 38 Byne road tCapstick Percy George, 13 Byne rd Carey Mrs.,- Wincanton, 6 Beving

ton road

Carless-Martin Samuel, Kirkley, 10 Barnmead road

Carlton Rev. Frederick William, 6 Manor road

tCarnell Mrs., 63 Newlands park Carpenter Alfred L., St. Mildred's,

46 Manor road Carr Mrs. L. l!'., Boy ton house, 4:

The Avenue Carr Reginald, Alcala, 57 Capers

Oope road Carr William D., 32 Manor road Carrie P. Anderson,89 Albemarle I'd Oarrie Peter, 190 Croydon road Carrod Henry, 43 Sidney road Oarson Briton, 23 Kent House road C'arstairs John Ooupar, Mayfield

lodge, 28 Brackley road Carter Alfred, 54 Durban road Cartel' Edwin J., 3 Kelsey square t Carter Geo., Fernlea, 23 Mai tland I'd *C8rter In.,Lyndhurst,59Bromley I'd tOarter l\H'3s,91 Venner road tCarter Robt. Russell, 3 Wiverton I'd Cartel' Walter Thomas, Chulsa, 61

Lawrie Park road Cash ell AlfredErnest,21Blakeney I'd Cass JohnHurlingham,25 KendallI'd Castell In., Way lands, 13 The Knoll Catford Mrs., 14 Oakwoorl. avenue Catt Alfreq Chas., 57 Belmont road Catt James, 136 Croydon road Causebrook James, 17 Chaffinch I'd Cecil Wm. Raymond, 25 Pelham rd Chamberlain GeorgeHarry,Mayville,

20 Sidney road *Ohamberlain Mrs. E., Dunolly, 14

Shortlands road tChamberlayne .JameR Henry, 111

Venner road Chambers Alexander, 2 Southend I'd Chambers Ohas. Sam1.13 Monivea rd tOhamp Walter, Westwood, 27

Lennard road Champneys Mrs., 12 St. John's road· Chandler Arthur, 9 Barnmead road Chandler Edwd. Davies,13 Downs rd Chandler Mrs., Oakdene, Copers

Cope road Ohapman Alfred, 351 Blandford I'd Chapman Vaughan G., Loddington,

112 Beckenham road

4:32 BEOKENHAM PRrv ATE RESIDENTS.

Chappell John, South lodge, 7 Brackley road

ChappleFrank,Beverley,23Hayne I'd Charity Thomas Willi~m, Northside,

126 Lennard road Charles Thos.Watkin, 1 Albemarle I'd Chavasse Mrs., Pinellas, 34 Bromley

road Cheesman Mrs. R., 21 }\fanor road Chew ErnestAlfd.,36 Clock House I'd Cheyney ~lrs., 24 Chaffinch road tChibnall Harry Deacon, 55 Byne I'd *Chiesman Frederic, Carisbrooke,

20 )Iay's Hill road Chiesman John Walker, Glen Edith,

35 Manor road Child l\Irs., Elmhurst, 14 Langley rd. tOhilley Oharles, Cranley house, 87

Venner road' tOhinnery Arth. Thos., 79 Parish la tChristmas 1\1rs., 104: Veuner road Christopher .Mrs., Laindon, 2 Bee-

ken ham road Church Miss,Atella,94:Beckenham I'd Churcher James,Oakdene, 52 Bland-

ford road Churcher William, Ashcot, 149 ~Iac

kenzie road ·Churchill John, Fircrofr, 22 :May's

Hill road Clapham Benjamin Fisher, The

:Mount, 5R The Avenue Olark C. 'V.,Laurel cottage, 37 Mac

kenzie lOad Clark Frederick, 124 Croydon road ClarkGeo.J .,Felbrigg,39Barnmead I'd Clark }lrs., Lauriston, 11 Elm road Clark William James, 30 Rowden I'd Clarke O. J. L., Barmouth, Pelham I'd Clnrke Frank Stanley, 309 Becken

ham road Clarke George William, MaIling vil.,

-I: Kelsey Park road Clarke Herbert, 11 Queen's road Clarke John Gillard, Bleak house,

113 .Mackenzie road tClarke Luther Eo 51 Lennard road Clarke :Urs., Atlingworth, 10 South-

end road \ Clarke William, La Faloisc, 72 Beck, euham road Clarkson Hy. \V., 183 Beckenham I'd

Clarkson Henry William, Knutsford, 27 Beckcnham road

Claxton Miss, 5 Manor road Clay Chas.B., Hylton,44Albemarle I'd Clay Oharles F., 13 St. John's road tC1ayson Chas.,Lonsdale,46 Byne I'd Clayton Alfred Benjamin, Patonia,'

(j Kent House road Clay tOil Mr~., Haslemere, 18 Kent

House road tClayton William, 90 Venner road Oleere Henry John, 49 Cedars road CleggJ n.,N ewcastle,54Mackenzie rd. Cleghorn James, 273 Beekenham I'd ClemenceUrs., 19 Cedars road *Clements Albert Charles, The Cor·

ner house, 52 Shortlands road Cleugh J as., Ellerslie, 8 Oak Hill rd. tCliffordFredk.Durnsford,l Cator I'd tClifton George, 96 Byne road Clinging George, 1 Rowden road *Clubb Leonard, Hurtsfield, 32

Bromley grove Coates Fletcher, Broadwater, 2

Havne road tCobb Samuel H., '1'he Paddock, 132

Venner road Cobbett Wm.,Winterdyne,ILawn rd. tCochrane Ernest Edward, 11 ~Iar

low road tCochrane Philip, 13 Marlow road Cockburn J n.Stirling,36FoxGrove I'd Cockburn 2\1rs" 14:3 Birkbeck road Cockman Thomas Henry, 20 Thayers

Farm road Cockram Percy, 187 Mackenzie road Cohen Lewis, 51 Chaffinch road Colbourn Charles John, Tarrawatta,

23 Bal'l1mead road Colbollrne Louis,Llanfair,16Park rd. Cole Frederick~ St. Agnes, 2 Kent

House road Cole George Walt., 16 St.George's I'd Cole John Percy, Rathnew, 20

Aldersmead road Cole Thomas Oharles, 7 Manor grove Cole William Henry, Tezpor, 6

Hayne road Colebrook Miss, Grove house, 45

Copers Cope road Coleby J. Exton, 13 Bevington road tColeman Charles, 10 Wiverton rd.

BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTfi. 433

tColes Arthur Howard, 22 Byne I'd Collard George Hy., 59 l\Iackenzie I'd Collett Frederick A.,Trevone,11l\Iac

kenzie road Collett Kenrick, North End, 60

Kent House road Collier Geo. Herman, 17 Southend I'd * Collings F. L., Waverley,20 Ravens

bourne road Collins Ernest Stone, Roseville, 6

Barnmead road Collins John, 8 Southend road Collins Joseph Edward, 53 Capers

Cope road Collins Miss, 21 Clock House road Collins Mrs., 8 Fox Grove road CollinsPhilipG., BeckenhamPlaee pk Collins Mrs. S. E., l\Lountlands, 56

Albemarle road Collins William, 45 Cedars road CoIlins William Wilson, Fairlea, 40

Copers Cope road Collinson Mrs. H. A., Las Flores, 5

The Knoll Collis Miss, Lindens, 12 Lawrie

Park crescent, Lawrie Park road Collis Thomas Jamp,s, 71 High street Collister John, Aspen cottage, 1

Blakeney avenue Colonius Max, Westfield, 1 Beving

ton road Colonius Moritz, 24 Downs road Colyer Arthur R., l\I.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,

L.D.s.Eng., Connaught house, 1 Southend road

Colyer Francis, 28 Kendall road Comins Frederick 'Villiam, Fernlea, . 72 'Wiverton road

Compton Albert, 22 Belmont road tCompton Frederick, Dominique, 29

Cator road Coney Edward George, I,uton villa,

7 Blakeney avenue *Congdon Frank, 10 Valley road Conwa~' Seymour, Inglceroft., 46

Capers Cope road Cook SamI. Robt., 434 Blandford I'd Coo1l:eArthur, 87 Chaffinch road tCooke Fdk. Percy, 75 Wiverton I'd tCooke Harry, Durnsfol'd, 21 Mait

land road

nnollf.

Coombes Percy B., Broadlands, 8 Oakwood avenue

tCoombes William Edward, 81 '\Yiverton road

Coombs Alfred, Ellerslie, 12 Kent House road

Coombs Edward Alfred, Cheniston, 12 Cedars road

Cooper Frederick, Heathfield, 35 Albemarle road

Cooper James, 23 Chaffinch road Cooper John Joseph, The Grang'"

5 Lawn road Cooper 1\lrs., Stan mer lodge, 16 The

Avenue Cooper Robt.,Grove ho., Croydon rd. Cooper Samuel, 58 Mackenzie road Cooper Walter, 14 Mackenzie road Cooper Walter Hewitt, Pangbourne,

48 Kings Hall road tCooplancl Fredk. Wm., 7 Marlow I'd Coote 1\Irs., Tahlee, 20 Hayne road tCopas Edward, 155 Venner road Copeland Tom, 106 Bromley road Copsey Geo. Wm. 107 Mackenzie I'd Corbett Edward John, Bracondalc,

Lennard road Corbin I~ustace Rhodes St. Clair,

M.B.Lond.. M.R.c.8.Eng., Moore house, 2 Overbury avenue

Corbyn Alfred Townsend, Nortl:~ wood, 35 Kent House road

Cordes :Uis9,Corner ho.46 Bromley. rd. Cording John, 9 Chaffinch road Corfield Reginald, Ardmore, Capers

Cope road Corp William, 9 Monivea road Corney Junathan, 89 MaClkenzie rd • Cosens Chas. Edwd., 33 Monivea I'd t Cosens George, Woodleigh, 20

Crystal Palace Park road tCotton Frank, 9 Moss Lea road Coulter Austen, 226 Mackenzie road Counsell Claude, 5 Perth road Counter James. 193 Mackenzie road Courtney Rev. Stanley Thomas,

Rosendale, 44 The Avenue Coutts Robert, 3 Wickham road Coward Chas.Robt.,138Mackenzie rd Coward Frederick,4900pers Oope I'd Cmvard :\1rs. 2 Lennard road *Cowen Geo., Hea.thfield, Scott's lao

434 BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Cowley Frank Wm., 18 Rowden rd. tOox Charles, 6!1 Wlverton road Cox Ohas.Willoughby,23 Kendall I'd tCox James Henry, 171 Venner I'd Oox John, Uaplesden, 81 Copers

Cope road Cox William, 28 Barnmead road Craggs George, 6 The Knoll Claig Edward, 35 Belmont road Craig James, M.D., Brisgow house,

20 Oopers Oope road tOramphorn 1\1rs., Chez Nous, 69 . Byn3 road Crane Mrs. 48 ~Iackenzie road Cranstoun Urs., Nethercotte, 31

Beckenham road Crawford John, Darley Dal'3, 56

Kent House road :j:Crawford John Stevens, 19 Byne I'd Crawshaw Mrs .. Woodcote,20 Manor

rol;td Cray Richard John, 11 Wickham I'd Oraze James Penberthy, 36 Kent

House road Cree Arthur Walker, Brodsworth,

. 124 Bromley road Orees J. E., Berrynarbor, 22 Kent

House road Creswick James Paul, The Haven,

70 Kings Hall road Criswick James, 29 Clock House I'd tCritchley Robert James, 33 Mait

land road *Critchley James Sydney, Woodbury,

Ohurch road tOroft Wm. Walter, 23 Wiverton I'd Cross Frederick Edmund, Rapley,

114A, Bromley road Cross Thomas John, Thurstonville,1

Overburyavenue Orowley J ohu, F.R.C.S., Rockville,

St James' avenue Crowther Herbert Oakes,Broadclyst,

5;) Wickham road Crowther- BeynonRev.SamuelBryan,

M.A., Westfield, 14 Park road Crush William .George, 100 Bland-

ford road tOui! Tom; 82 Byne road tCullingham James, 2 Lennard road Cullum William, 63 Birkbeck road

*Cundy Rev. Henry George, St. Margaret's, 67 Bromley road

Curryer Mrs. E., Ravensdale, 105 Leonar<l road

Curtis Cornelius, 71 Mackenzie road Curtis :Miss, 3 Penh road tCurtis Mrs., ] 16 Venner road Curtis Percy James, l\LR C.s.Eng.,

JJ.R.c.p.Lond., The Manor House, 72 High street

Curtis William, 210 Mackenzie road Curwen Hy., Birkby, 7 Westg,lte I'd Cutbill Frederick Thomas, Downs-

wood, 80 The Avenue tCutbill Walter John, Ormidale, 34

Crystal Palace Park road

D Dade Charles, Wentworth, Copero

Cope road Daines William, 18 Downs roar1 tDanford Mrs., 21 Marlow road Daniel Hev. William Mayou, B.A.,

Latymers, 68 Albemarle road Daniells Rev. John [Baptist], 146

Birkbeck road t Daniells James McFarlane, 178

Venner road Dann Geo. Crittenden, 52 Rowden I'd Dark Edwin John, 116 Mackenzie I'd tDarlaston Rev. George Ernest, B.A.

[Congregational], 87 Venner road :j:Darley William, 39 Byne road . Darton Joseph William, Lacklands,

43 The A venue Dashwood Jarrett B., 4 Crescent I'd Davey Frank, 5 Belmont road . *Davies Rev. John Ossian [Cong],

28 Shortlands road Da,:ies Rev. Robert Venn Faithful1,

M.A., Ingoldesthorpe, 15 Southend road.

Davies Rev.Timothy Eynon [Cong.], Lynwood, 114 Bromley road

Davies Caarles Richard, 75 High st. Davies Herbt.Foster,l1S Bromley rd. Davies Richard, 10 Kelsey Park I'd Davies Robert Percy, 23 Belmont I'd Davies Wm. Clark,58 Beckenham I'd Davis Alfred, 6 Durban road

. Davis Edward, 21 Kendall road Davis Edwin, 83 Kings Hall rO[l,d

HECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 435

_Davis Frank William, Caswell, 41 Barnmead toad

tDavis Henry, 53 Lennard road Davis John B., Ashdene, 32 Barn-

mead road Davis Mrs., 347 Blandford road tDavis Nathaniel, 19 Newlands park Davis Robert Johnson, Sandhill cot

tage, Kelsey park Davis Walter, 8 St. George's road Daw Ernest George,13 Langley road Dawe Ernest Nanscawen, Tamworth

lodge, 56 Capers Cope road Dawson Cecil, Shirley Hyrst, 64

Croydon road Dawson Misses, 10 Perth road Dawson Philip, lV1aybourne, Spring-

field road *Dawson W.George, 128 Shortlands

house, Bromley road tDay George William, Sunnyside,

39 Newlands park Deakin 1\1rs.43 Belmont road Deakin Thomas Roger, Oaklands,

Oakwood avenue DeakinsGeo.Fredk.189l\Iackenzie I'd Dean Albert, 279 Beckenham road Dean Herbert Jas,42 Kent House I'd !Deane CharlesGeorge,176Venner I'd Dear J. J., 4 Mackenzie road tde Back-Begavar Alfred, The

Priory, 2 Crystal Palace Park rd Deckers Mrs., Warley,62 Croydon rd. DeBruin C. H., 75 Mackenzie road De Bruin Mrs. W., Ketton cottage,

9 Kent House road De Crespigny Mrs., Bredicot, 41

:Manor road de Hochepied-Larpent l\liss,Lindale, . 36 Crystal Palace Park road

De lal\lareWalt.Jn~,195:Mackenzie Tel Delano-Osborne :Misses,6 Crescent I'd Delaplace Albert, 49 Chaffinch road * Delcomyn Charles Frederick.Kneb.

worth; 18 Beckenham grove tDelmas Louis, 3 Bync road Delolme l\Iiss. 2A. Albemarle road De Maid Mrs., The Lodge,The Knoll tDemelle Armand, Mounoustaon,

Crvstal Palace Park road tde ~lontezuma )lrs., Greystoke, 38

Crystal Palace Park road BBOM.

Dence Alexander,Greenhill, 28 Oakwood avenue

*Dence Thos., Kingsbury,2Valleyrd. Dendy Robert Arthur, Willscott, 58

Fox Grove road !DeNeufville Richard, Willoughby

house, 12 Crystal Palace Park I'd Denham Norman, L.D.S.Eng., Grey-

stoke, 29 Albemarle road tDennett Herbert, 71 Wiverton road Dennett Miss, \Vhitwell,Copers Cope

road Dennis James, Sweetbriar, 119 M'!c

kenzie road Denniss Arthur, CameHord, 16 Kent

House road tDenniston JohnT.,63LawriePark I'd tDenny Frederick, 22 Wiverton I'd tDent 1\1rs., 4 Naval Asylum, St.

John's rC'ad tDent William, Claremont, 70 Wiv

erton road tDenton George Richard, 5 Dorothy

villas, St. John's road tDenyer James, Rose cottage,

Courtenay road De Robert Henry Armand,Chez-nol1s,

11 Sidney road Derrick Uiss, 97 Chaffinch road Deterding- Henry W., Cintra, 48

Albemarle road Deverell HerbertHy., 163Birkbeck rd Devlin Robert Barrett, 1 Kendall I'd DeWeiste ~Irs., 136 Kings Hall road Dice Jas., St. l\lawes, 59Chaffinch rd. *Dickenson Urs., Torrington, Valley

road Dickins Laurence Spencer, St.

Margarets, 25 Monivea road Dieseldorff Wm. H.50CopersCope I'd "tDigby Henry Charles, Olaremont,

Lennard road Dimmer John Francis, 12 Downs I'd Dines Thomas Edward,Suffolk villaj

269 Mackenzie road Di ves James, Lorraine, 7 Elm road Dixon Henry, Woodville, 100

Beckenham road 1Dixon 1\lrs., Withdeall,131Marlow rd Doble Frederick, Muskegon, Court

Downs 'road

Doble Herbert, Bedruthan,2 Court Downs road

Doble PercyFrdk.,Brooklyn,4 Elm I'd Doble Reginald, 23 Queen's road Dodd Frederick Alderman,Tolhurst,

31 Kent House road Dodds Mrs., St. Kevin, 23 Newlands

park tDodson Mrs., Cambridge lodge, 40

Newlands park Doe George A., 164 Mackenzie road Darville George, 137 Mackenzie rd. Dougill James, 230 Mackenzie road Douglas In. Roger, 24 Birkbeck rd. Dove William, 18 Durban road Dowling William Adams, Grange

wood, 89 Capers Cope roall Downie Andrew R.,Rossdhu,18 Barn-

mead road Downing Arthur, 182 Croydon road Drage Mrs. F., Holtet, 7 Cedars road tDrage Thomas, 40 vViverton road tDrake Mrs. 11 Naval Asylum, St.

John's road Drake Mrs., 26 Rowden road Drawbridge Rev. 'William Barker,

LL.B., 1 Downs road Dresser Joseph William, Phillimore,

15 Capers Cope road :j:Drobisch-Clough Franzotto, 93

Wiverton road Drughorn John Frederick, Banavie,

27 The Avenue icDrysdale A. T., Chiculda, Kings-

wood road Drysdale Sydney Alfred, Annandale,

9 Kemerton road tDucros Eugene, Monplaisir, 21

Newlands park Duff Mrs., 16 Elm road *Dnffield Frederick H., St. Oswald's,

i) Uhurch road Duffield William Henry, F.R.I.B.A.,

Rossmore, 31 Hayne road tDnmmett Harry,'92 Venner road DnncanJn.,GlenLyn,5Mackenzie I'd Duncan William, Clunie cottage, 78

Beckenham road *Dunn William :Newton, The Cot·

tage, 48 Shortlands road tDupere Thomas, 149 Venner road Durand ErncstFrcdk., 398idncy road

tDurban Arth.Frank,57Wiverton I'd, Durham William, 1 Durban road tDurlingThos.Duncan,3ILennard I'd Durmnt Frederick, Kelsey Manor

lodge, Kel,>ey manor' Dutton Rev. Alfred John McMichael

M.A., 3 Chnrch road Dutton Stanley Walter, Kevington,

21 Capers Cope road Du vall\1iss, Dalston lodge,9TheKnoll Dyae James Edmund,29 Bromley I'd Dyer Mrs.. 61 Croydon road,

EImers end * Dykes Herbert, Thornford, 11

Shortla:1ds road DyulOncl Hermon Robert, 22.Blaud·

ford road Dyne George, flO Bync road

E Eames Joseph William, The Myrtles,

47 Copers Cope road Eal'1y Charles, 64: Barnmead road * Earnshaw A. J., Tantallon, 4 Park

Hill road *Earnshaw Henry, Tantal1on, 4:

Park Hill road Earwaker Ashley, Acacia, Pelham I'd Easter Fredk. Joseph, 4:Birkbeck I'd Easthope William Arthr.,5Durban rd. Eastman Archibald Tennent, Garth

1 Kemerton road Eastman Edward J., Wreylandfl, 38

Manor road tEastmau Hugh, Mavis Bank, 11

Sydenham a venue Ebdon l\:I:rs., 10 Wickham road Edgar Edgar Frank, Strathmore

villa, 13 Kent House road Edmed Walter William, GO Kings

Hall road Edmonds Walter Thomas, Ripping

ton, 118 Beckenham road Edwards Charles, 65 Cedars road tJ1Jdwards George Alphonso, 10

Lennard road Edwards Harry 'Woodward, Staple

ton, 6 Brackley road Edwards Herbert K., 61 Cedars I'd Edwards John George, 19 Monivea

roarl Eely William, 153 Birkbeck road

BEOKENHAM PRIVATE HESIDENTS;' 437

*Eglington William, ParkHill house, Park Hill road

Eichholz Bflrthold K., Kings Hall lodge, 36 Kings Hall road

Eilers Joseph F., 26 Belmont road Elgood Charles Alsager, The Croft,

Oakwood a"enue Ellams George Ernest, 170 Mackenzie

road Elliff Charles, 55 Birkbeck road Elliot Charles Herbert, Kirkbraddon,

50 Croydon road tElliott George, 6 Morland road Elliott Isaac, 61 Durban road "'Elliott Rev. Robert, M.A., L.R.C.S.I., . Mellifont, 19 Shortlands grove Elliott Frederick William,Oakleigh,

39 South end road tElliott Mrs., 1 Naval Asylum, St.

Jolm's road tEllis Alfred, 94: Byne road tEllis Frederick Wm., 95 Marlow rd Ellis Harry Vitler, Highclere, 45

Barnmead road *Ellis Misses, St. !ves, 13 Shortlands

road Ellison Thomas,!H Wiverton road Ellwood Ernest, 191 Mackanzie rd Elms Arthur, 42 Beckenham road Elsden 1\-1r8., Dayrells, 47 Wick-

ham road Elson Arthur, Northfield, Capers

Cope road Elson Thomas, 27 Belmont road Elward Alfred, The Haven, Copers

Cope road Eoglehart A., 17 Pelham road *Engleheart Misses, 20 Bromley gro English Mrs., 277 Beekenham road *Ennor Henry M. Easthorpe, 12

Ravensbourne road tEnsoll Charles, 3t Wivcrton road tErgmann Augustus, Roxana, 117

Marlow road tErhardt Carl, Sunbeams, Cator rd Evans Albert, Pembury lodge, 36

Copers Cope road tEvans Alfred Henry, 17 Cator rd. Evenden Mrs. 123 Mackenzie road Evens Mrs. G., Dovedale, 12 Over-

bury avenue

Evitt Harry William, Cotlands, 24 Kings Hall road

F tFaber Harold,Fiona,92 Lennard rd. Faber George H., Kinloch, 11 Fox:.

Grove road Farmer Henry, Honam, 76 Kings

Hall road Farmer Mrs. S., Rut'rand house, 7

Southend road Farnan In., Kirkholme, St.James av Farnworth Robert Arthur, Worthy

vale, 177 Mackenzie road *Farquhar )Iiss, Caveuham, lIZ

Ravensbourne road Farrar Frederick W., 41 Durban rd Farrin Charles, 66 Durban road Faulkner Percy, 11 Kendall road Faulkner ThomasHenry, Willoughby r

16 Rectory road tFaulkner William, 5 Marlow road tFea William Oharles,39Lennard rd. Ferguson Mrs., Storth holme, 13

Rectory road Fernee Charles, 95 Chaffinch road Ferrier James, 40 Rowden road Fidge Thomas Richard, Glenhaven,

15 Kings Hall road Field George Lyon,Elmside, 10 Kent

House road tFigg Henry William, F.A.I., 115

Venner road *Filby Edmund, Fernbank, 10

Ravensbollrne road FildesWilliam Arth. 14 Blakeney av tFildew MrR. 14 Byne road Fillingham Peter, Sunnyside, 92

Barnmead road Finck Frederick John, Bodmin, 48

Kent House road Finlayson John, Uplands, 63 Wick-

ham road Firmin Charles Edward, Ellerslie,

18 Langley road tFish John Edward,42 Wiverton rd. Fisher George Graystoll, Glenhurst,

40 Barllmead road Fishel' John A., 9 Lan~ley road tFisher Thomas, 10 Byne road l!'isher '''alter, 7 Avenue road tFisher Wm. Scivier, 125 Marlow rd

.b'itch Frederick Wm., 11 Downs rd. Fitch Mrs. K. Llewellyn, L.R.A.M.,

11 Downs road Fitter Mrs. E., 21 Belmont road Flaxman j\Irs., 303 Beckenham road ~'leming Rev. Robert Stewart, )I.A.

[Baptist1 7 Manor road Fletcher Frank, 24:1 Beckenham road *Fletcher Harold S., Woodlands, 2

Bromley grove Fletcher John William, 18 Sidney rel tFletcher Joseph Andrew, Ravens

bourne, 4 Crystal Palace Park I'd iFlicker }Iiss, 2H Byne road tFlicker )lrs., 26 Byne road Flint Frank,vValden,67Chaffinch rd. tFolkes John Henry, 43 Byneroad Ford Charles Wm., 17 St.George's rd. Ford George Harry, ~t. :VI:ichael's, . 63. Kings Hall road

Ford Henry, 12 Rowden rO'ld Ford Ths.,W oodside,85Mackenzie rd. Foreman 1\1rs.,8 l\lanor road tForrester Mrs. Archibald,190 Ven

ner road Forster Allan, Grasmere, 21 Barn-

mead road :forster Arthur Francis, Brockhurst,

33 80uthend road Fortune Victor Rowland, Mon Abri,

Pelham road Fosbery Arthur, 1 The Laurels,

EImers End road Fosbel'Y Mis&es, 123 Mackenzie I'll

Foss Erne5t, 17 Aldel'smeac1 road Foster Henry, 134 ~lackenzie road Fowle Charles, Clifton villa, 4:

Alder~mead road Fowler Wm. Jas., 378 Blandford I'd Fox Charles, Roslin, 14: Rectory rd. Fox Charles J. F., 222 Bhkbeck I'd Fox George, Elsinore, 7 Chaffinch rel. Fox In.,Hopedene, 43 Kings Hall I'd Fox Joseph William, 17 Downs rd. t Fox Mrs., The Fronds, 41 Crystal

Palace Park road Frampton John Edward, 39

Chaffinch road Francis John Lennard, 77 Copers

Cope road t Francis Stephen William, 45 Len

nard road

iFranks Mrs. Weston Lea, 18 Crystal Palace Park road

iFranks Percy John,35 Newlandspk Fraser Edward James, Belvedere,

Kings Hall road tFreeland George Thos.,81 Byne rd. Freeman Benjamin, St. I ves, 20 Kent

House road Freeman Hy., TheBriars 1Avenue rd. Freeman William, 317 Blandford I'd Freeman William Hedley, 7 St.

George's road Freeston Hy. JaB. 132 Mackenzie rd French J. Hartley, Croydon road :j:Fricke Heinrich, St. Leonards, 94

Venner road Friday Harry Chas. 5 Monivea road Friend :\11'8., 19 l\Ianor road tFrost John, Haslcmere, 10 West

bourne road *Fry Charles R., Little Holt, 3

)1ay's Hill road *Fry Hub!;)rtGeraJd, 12 Valley road Fuchs Ernest Charles, Weylands, 21

Southenc1 road Fuller Harold, 21 Langley road Fuller Henry, 117 Lennard road Fuller Walter Freak., 59 Durba'l I'd Funnell Frederick, 12 Kelsey Pk. rd. Furber Thomas, The Limes, 13 Pel

ham road Furze )1rs., Hazlewood, 35 Kings

Hall road Furze :nIl'S., The Coppice, 34 South

end road G-

Gabell Douglas, 7 Oak Hill road Gaite Frederick, EXIDQuth villa, 74

Barnmead road tGaitskell Edward Forbes, l\I.R.c.s.,

L.R.C.P., Catton, 63 Cryst~l Palace Park road

Gale Edgar, 9 Clock House road Galley John, 15 Rowden road Gallie Col. James B., Elsinore, 64

Albemarle road Gardner Edward Charles, 41 Kent

House road tGardner George, Glengariff, 15

Alexandra road tGardner John, Harroldene, 116

Lennard road

BECKE~HAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 439

tGarey N. E. B. Blithedale, 7 Sydenham avenue

Garman Jonathan, 104 Blandfordrd Garnar Charles Thomas, St. James'

lodge, 8 The Avenue tGarnar James, Falshaw, 6 Cator rd tGarner Thomas, 39A, Marlow road Garrard Thomas Edward, Campsie,

11 Hayne road Garrard Thomas Fredk., St. Aidan,

146 Kings Hall road Garrett Charles Adley,Craythorne, 6

Kings Hall road Garry Alfred, Eccleston~ 62 Kings

Hall roao Garwood William Henry, Glencoe,

114 Beckenham road Gascoyne Misses, 115 High street Gaskell James Stranack, 15 Park rd Geach William S.,Coruubia,25 Clock

House road Gedye Howard Banfield, 98 Becken

ham road Gee .Alfred George, Oakdene, 147

Mackenzie road tGee Edgar Eldred~ 115 Marlow rd Geer John, 15 Kelsey Park road George Miss, 167 Mackenzie road Georgi Mrs., 119 Venner road tGemer Alfred, 180 Venner rOll'~ Gibbero Frank, 16 Westfield road Gibbon Miss, 14 Beckenham road Gibbons Charles, 10 Rowden road Gibbons Harold J. 32 Sidney road Gibbs Charles A., Ilkerton, 11 Kings

Hall road tGibbs Herbert, Acacia house, 83

Venner road Gibbs Miss, 35 Cedars road tGibbs Miss, The Cottage, 77 Crystal

Palace Park road tGibson Frank Locke, 113 Marlow

road, AnerIey Gibson Godfrey William, Waltham

house. 186 Mackenzie road Gibson Mrs., Rosherville,283Becken

ham road Giddings George Thomas, M.D., Hill •.

worth, 38 Wickham road Gifford Miss, Camber villa, 108

Beckenham road

tGilbert Edward Fowler, 24 Wiverton road

Gilbert In. Gilbert, 11 Crescent rd. Gilbert M1's., Blencathrie, 23 Sidney

road Gilbert Willh1m Joseph, Jucunda, 1

Redd ons road Giles 1.\1rs.Kongsberg house, 6 West-

gate road Giles WilliamCharles,17Blakeney rd-GiU Chas., Java lodge, 4 Rectory rd. Gill Frank, Wasa, 30 Hayne road Gilliam William, 17 Belmont road *Gilmour Geo., RoseLawn,Church ra Gittins Richard, 75 Chaffinch road Glanvill Cornelius Ruck, 9 Cedars rd. tGlass James, Dunedin, 4 Lawrie

Park crescent, Lawrie Park road GIas" John William, Kildare, 154:

lVlackenzie road tGlass Thomas, Valetta, 54 Crystal

Palace Park road Glass William Roht., 37 Belmont rd., Glover Alfred, 19 Kelsey Park road: Glover Alfred, 74: Kings Hall road " Glover Henry Geo.,141 B rkbeck rd. Glover Henry Percy, The Anchorage,

Beckenham road tGoddard Mrs., Stockwell cottage~

Courtenay road tGodfrey W m. Chas. 19 St. John's rd :j:GoclwinGeo.Albt., 31 Newlands pk. Godwin l\Irs., RoselE:igh, 12 Albe

marle 1'O'H1

Gold Jas., Cosford, 20 The Avenue *Goldschmidt F. B., 71 Bromley rd. Goldsmith Mrs., Norbury, Copers

Cope road tGolds,vorthy Mrs. 1\1., Claremount

villa, 25 .Maitland road Gooch Edward Alfred,311Ionivea rd. tGooch ~:1rs. E., St. Monica, 71

Byne road tGood Francis Stafford, 35 Byne rd. *Goodliffe Edward, Ravensbourne

'lodge, 2 Ravensbourue road Goodliffe William, Ketton, West

bourne roael tGoodman Edward, 66 Parish lane Goodman Edwd.Louis,32 Queen's rd Goodman John, Shirley, 1 Sidney rd. Guod win Walter, 83 Chaffinch road

440 BEOKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Gook George, 25 Durban road Goold Jack R., 14 Kemerton road Gordon Bertram Fuller, Conway,

111 Lennard road "'Garlitz Hugo, Huonville, Short-

lands road Gosling Miss,Cheverells, 17 Brackley

road tGoslingAlfred Snow,37Wiverton I'd Goslin~ Edward Joseph, 25 Kent

House road Gould Alfred King, Holyrood, 70

Croydon road Goqlcl Clayton, 19 Chaffinch road Gould William, 12 :Manor grove tGowers Alfred, 131Wiverton road Graham Jobn, IdlehourR, 101 Chaf

finch road Grain 'William, Lancaster house, 18

Capers Cope road Grand Douglas Lawrence, Treva

than, 59 Albemarle road Grand John A., 27 Wiverton road tGranger Samuel, 169 Venncr road Grant Cardross, Bruntsfield, 45 I

Bromley road Grant Henry Tylor, 2 Kelsey "quare Grant Mrs., 2!l Manor road *Grantham A.G.,Thornbury,7 Brom

ley grove Gratwick William, 24 Wickham rd. Graves Boydell, Carlsruhe, 55 Albe

marle road Graves Charles. 52 Durban road Gray Bertram, '7 Kendall road Gray WilliamAndrew,16 Kendall rd. tGrecn Edgar Poland,49 LennardI'd Green Edward, 4:'Westbourne villas,

Westbourne road tGrt'en Edward, 66 Wiverton road Green Fcrdinand Gcorgc, 228 Mac

kenzie road Green Frederick n., 127 Marlow rd. ta-reen Herbert E. B., Evel'sley, 5

Sydenbnm avenue tGreen John S.,O.:tk vil., 60 Byne rd. Green Mrs., 29 Chaffinch road Green Murlis,Elmwood,18 Hayne I'd Green Robert W., Puckeridge, 30

Barnmead road tGreen Walter L., 107 Marlow road Greene Arthur W., 16 Fox Grove rd.

tGreene Joseph, Malvern villa, 33 Lennard road

tGreenfield W., 5 Westbourne road tGreenman Charles, Melbourne,

Maitland road Greenslade Miss, Elmdon lodge, 37

Copers Cope road Greenway Edward,223Mackenzie I'd Greenwood Charles Edward,Elim,58

Copel's Cope road tGreenwood Fredk., G Border cres. Greer Jas.,Malvern,42 Barnmead rd. Gregory Hy., Roselawn, 6 Perth rd. Gregory Walter, Glenhurst, 6 Beck

enham road tGreig William .James, Charlton, 36

Newlands park Grenside Henry ~icholas,Ringwood,

31 Southend road Grenyer Harry, 9A, The Knoll Grevatt Albt.Grant,357Blandford I'd Greville Arthur Edward, Silver

thorne, !l Park road Grewcock William, L.D.S.R.c.S.Eng.,

17 l\Ianor road Gribble C. W., London & Provincial

Hank, 16 & 18 High street Griffith R~v. G~o. Octavius Fletcher,

B.A., St. Barn'lbas vicarage, Oak Hill road

tGrigg Charles John,ll Wiverton rd. Grimes Henry J ohn.133Birkbeck rd. Grimsey Herbert, 45 Belmont road tGroom James, Beckenham lodge,

4 N ewl:mds park GroseRichd.,Tiutagel,57Wickhain I'd tGroves John, Clarence house, 26

Crystal Palace Park ro::td *Groves 'Villiam, Grove house, 19

Shortlanus road Grubb William, 3 Durbau road Gully Harold Edward Grew, 166

Birkbeck road tGulson Sidney James, 2 Dorothy

villas, St. John's road Gumpel Carl Godfrey, Troutbeck, 3

Elm road Gunury 1\1rs. Frederick, Elmcroft,

60 Albemarle road tGurney l\li.s, 25 Wiverton road tGurton Frank, 32 St. John's roan tGuttridge Wm. Al'lhr., tJ.! Byne I'd

BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 441

H Haag Charles, 23 Aldersmead road tHabben Edwin,Colmer,25 Cat or I'd tHackney Carlton, 65 Newlands pk Hackney Henry C., Ridgewood,

3D Wickham road Hadley Thomas, Kylemore, 87

Copers Cope road Hag-gerty Walter, 71 Durban road Hailes Henry, 58 Lennard road tHaines Henry, 69 Newlands parktHaines ~ rs., Teviotdale, Courtenay

road Haines Regnld.,Cotswold,7Perth rd. Hale Rt.,Lezayre, 3 Kings Hall road *Hale William A., Lyndhurst, 17

Beckenham grove HallChas., Ambleside,D4Croydon rd. Hall George James, F.R.C.O., 48

Bromley road Hall J. Robertson, Lezayre, 60

Copers Cope road tHall John Percy,Carville,45 Lawrie

Park road Hall Hammond. 23 Cedars road tHall Mrs., 15 Newlands park tHall Mrs., Samoona villa, 194

Venner road Hall Richd., Quarry ton, 8 Hayne rd. Hallett Thomas, 199 Mackenzie road Ham George, 119 Birkbeck road Hambridge James, 162 Croydon rd. Hamilton Hugh, 5 Oak Hill road Hammond Rev. Canon Joseph,

LL.H.,B.A.[vicar of St. Paul's], 56A, Copers Cope road

tHammond Eardley, The Hollies, EImers End road

Hammond Mrs., 17 Rowden road Hamsher William, 1 Park road Hancock Misses, Parkhurst, 29

Wickham road Hancock MrS. 65 Kings Hall road Hancock Richard, 27 Chaffinch road Handcock Henry James, Northam,

140 Kings Hall road Hands Joshua Henry, Rosemary, 55 . Kent House road. Hankin Miss,Ardmore,5 Brackleyrd. tHannam Herbt.Hy.,18'Viverton rd. tHan sen Joseph, 16 Byne road. Harber Geo. Jas.,Moreton, Avenue I'd

Harber Harry, 93 Birkbeck road :t:Harbert Frederick Pearcey, ·128

Venner road Harding Francis Charles, 113 Birk-

beck road Harding George R., 9 Fox Grove I'd *Harding James A., Castlerae,

Park Hill road Harding StanleyJames,13 Sidney I'd Harding Wm., Sandgate, Avenue I'd tHarding William Henry, San

Remo, 75 Lawrie Park road Hardwick Henry, 86 Blandford road Harman Adalbert Rogers, 'Vestfietd,

50 The Avenue t Harman Frederick William, Bella

Vista, Lawrie Park road Harms Benjamin, May villa, Row-

den road HarmsJn.,Llanberis, 119 Lenllard I'd Harms J sph., Cromer,26 Blakeney rd. tHarpeI' Jsph. C.,Cawood, 7 Cator reL. tHane Frederick, D9 Venner road tHarringtoll Charles Thomas, 65

Wiverton road Harris Capt. Ernest Charles, 4H

Beckenham road Harris Alfred Frederick, Hope villa,

9 Pelham road Harris Andrew Fraser, La .Tourne,

44 Kings Hall road Harris David, 165 Mackenzie road tHarris Edward, 109l\farlow road Harris Edwin William, St. Olives,

34 Kings Hall road Harris Ernest, 349 Blandford road Harris Fredk. Ernest, 1 Oakwood a v Harris George Edward, Milverton,

73 Kings Hall road Harris Mrs., 13 Langley road tHarris Mrs., 5 Maitland road Harris Walter E., Aldersmead, 2

Aldersmead road Harris William, 68 Kings Hall road Harrison Benjamin, Trevone, 52

Barnmead road Harrison Wm., Eltville, Courtenay rd tHarrisson William Geo. 98 Byne rd Hart William Matthew: 'Velindre,

The Avenue Hartley John, Knighton,20akHill I'd

442 BECKENHA:M PRIVATE RESIDBJNTS.

"'Harvey Henry John, Kingswood, 16 May's Hill road

Harvey .Tohn, 20 Rowden road Hastings Harold, 2 Crescent road '\eHastings John, Twyneham, 17

Shortlands road Hatch William Thomas, Rostherne,

192 Kings Hall road Hatfield Charles William, Faith

loage, 180 Birkbeck road Hatfield Herbert .Arthur, 32 Becken

ham road tHatton Hamilton f:;ydney, 99 Mar.

low road tHauser .Adolph, Craigmore, 35

Cator road tHaward Mrs. Henry, 5 Wiverton rd *Hawke Edward D. H., Tolgulla,

Shortlands road "'Hawke John Anthony, Gweuapp,

5 Scott's lane Hawkes Arthur Frank, 3 Rowden n1. 'l"Hawkins Jas.Thos., 38 St. John's rd Hawkir;.s William Hems, Ellesmere,

42 Kings Hall road Hawley Alfred Arthur, Adstock,

Copers Cope road Haworth William Henry, The Ferns,

5 Copers Cope road Hay Major Cameron, High Lea,

12 Copers Cope road Hay Thos.,The Cedars,8 Westgate rd. Haydon Mrs., Elmhurst, 19 Kent

House road Hayes Daniel Jsph., 191 Birkbeck rd tHayesDavidR., Breithorn,7Byne rd HayesMiss,Brook eot.37Chaffineh rd. Hayman Frederick, Langley house,

23 Wickham road Hayr .Alfred, Elmer Grange, 72

Croydon road tRaysom Hemy, 25 Lennard road Hayward Mrs., Parkhurst, 3 Copers

Cope road Headland Frederick, Roseberry, 15

Kent House road tHean Walter J ohn,36 :Marlow road Heathfield Henry, Hackwoods, 29

Kent House road Heaton Walt.Sunnyside,Southend rd Hedgecock Archibald J., 131 Mac

kenzie road

tHedgcs Henry, 23 Marlow road Hedley .Tohn, Hotspur house,

Mackenzie road Hedley John Thomas, Rainham, 13

The .Avenue Hedley ~Irs., Lanherne, 54 Albe

marle road HedleyWilliam Jas.,61Mackenzie rd. Heitefusz Herman, B.se., Nutfield, It

Sidney road Heginbothom Mrs., Vernon House,

32 Albemarle road *Hemmant John, 18 Valley road Henderson Arthur, 7 Durban road Henderson Robert, The Hermitage,

76 Croydon road tHenna John, 15 B.vne road Hennah Samuel Harrison, Copley

Dene, 144 Kings Hall road Hennell Percy, 4 St. John's road Henningham Charles,29 Sidney road Henning-ham Mrs., 29 Cedars road Henville J., 13 Wickham road Hell\vood Mrs., 2& Oak Hill road Herzfeld Gustave, Steglitz, 96

Croydon road Heward Alfred, 7 .Avenue road Hewlett James Edgar, M.B.,C.M.,] 10

Beekenham road Hewlett John Cooke, Hillside house,

15 Fox Grove road tHewlett Mrs. 12 Naval Asylum, St.

John's road Hewson .Arthur William, 14 Kings

Hall road Heymann HEmry, 27 Cedars road *Hibberd .Augustus E., Rossmoyne,

6 Beckenham grove . Hibbs William Henry, 194 Mac

kenzie road Hickey Ernest Albert, Graveney,

309 Blandi:>rd road Hickman Henry, 33 Croydon road,

EImers end Hicks Miss, lfield lodge, 15

Mackenzie road Hickson J ohu, 143 Mackenzie road :j:Higgings Edward,27 Newlands pk. Higgins Renville, 27 Gwydor road tHiggins Joseph, 111 Marlow road Higgins William, Myrtles, 35 Barn.

mead road

BECKENHAM· PRIV A'£E RESIDENTS. 443

Higgs J. C. P., 108 Bromley road Highstead Herbt. 24 Aldersmead rd. Hildebrand Mrs., Tregaron, 4 Beck

enham road . Hilder Edward, Hestercombe, 18

Brackley road tRilder Miss, 212 Venner road Hilder Mrs., 45 Monivea road Hill Rev. H. Ernest, M.A., Rugby

house, 3 Brackley road tHill Miss, 8 Naval Asylum, St.

John's road Hill Mrs., 24 South Eden park,

Wickham road Hill T. Wood, 34 Hayne road tHill Whittaker Henry, Emu lodge,

57 Lennard road Hill William, 4 Church road Hills Albert Charles, Kenmore, 103

Lennard road Hills Arthur F., 11 Belmont road Hills Bruce. 2 Bevington road Hills Chas. Kenmore, 103Lennard rd. Hills Mrs. Rosetta, 22 Brackley road 1\< Hillyer Mrs., Lyncroft, 15 Short-

lands road HindMrs.,23Croydon rd., EImers end Hind Smith William,The Chestnuts,

2 Copers Cope road Hind-Smith Wm. 196 Kings Hall I'd Hindley Douglas, Wh1terbourne, 40

Albemarle road Hoare Arthur William, 29 Hayne I'd tHoare C. C. W., Gulistan, 65

Lawrie Park road tHoare G. W. R., 8 St. John's road tHoare Mrs. G.W.R., 8 St. John's I'd Hoare Samuel Charles, Glen-Lynn,

13 Blakeney avenue Hobbs Job, Bruce cottage, 49 Mac

kenzie road tHobbs Miss, St. Elmo, 38 Wiver

ton road Hobbs Stephen, 162 Mackenzie road Hobhs William, 65 Birkbeck road Hockin Misses ,Zennor ,40Bromley rd. tHodder Fredk. B., 148 Venner rd. Hodge Joseph Samuel, l\Ialling cot

tage, 21 Wickham road Hodges James Hill, Newsham villa,

27 Mackenzie road

Hodgkinson Sidney, 27 Kelsey Park road

tHodgson John, 29 Lennard road *Hodgson John Bolton, Woolston,

114: Ravensbourne road Hollingdale Henry ,51KentHouse.n1. Hollis Charles, 1 Pelham road Hollis Samuel, 58 Rowden road Hollowa.v Mrs., 65·Durban rOld Hollway Mrs., 16 Manor road Holman George, Ridgemount, 6

Park road *Holman Harold, Nutwell, 34 Short-

lands road Holmes Edward Carleton, Holme

wood. 91 Albemarle road Holmes Harry, 26 Durban 'road Home F. Wyville, Blenheim, Cedars

road Homewoo(l Henry Amos, Alfriston,

Kings Hall road tHoney Harry William, Fairlight, 12

Alexandra road tHoney James, Homestead, 11 Alex

andra road Honeysett Edgar William, Sheol,

43 Chaffinch road Honnor William Jas" 2G Sidney I'd Hood Frederick, 95 Mackenzie road Hoole Mrs.,Madehurst,45TheAvenne Hooper Francis G. F., F.R.I.B.A., 27

Albemarle road Hooper George Norgate, F.R.G.S.,

Elmleigh, 15 Hayne road tHooton Stanley,Fermaine, 80 Len

nard road Hopf lVII's.,Trehincsta, 1 Tudor I'Ll Hopkins Stephen, Kent Honse cot·

tage, 1 Kent House road "'Hordern Shubra, The Orchard,

Shortlands road Hore Mrs.C.F.,Hilden,64 TheA venue Horlock George Watson, 36 Birk·

beck road fHorlock Walter, 1 St. John's road t Horne Mrs. 2 Naval Asylum, St.

Jolm's road. Hornidge Miss, 23 Ma.nor road lIursfallAlfd.Ed wd., 34l\Iackenzie I'd Horsfall Hy. Thos., 30 Mackenzie I'd Hor"man Henry, 46 Belmont road Horsman Thomas, 5 Rowden road

BECKENHA:M PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Horton George Jas. 37 :Monivea I'd Horton Isaac, Hayne ho.,10Hayne reI. Hose Miss, 11 Manor road Hoskins Frank Thorn. 32 Rowden I'd tlIoskins Henry James, Beeleigh

villa, 'Vest bourne road tHousden James Bunting,Brooklyn,

in Cator road II< Housden Robert, Heronden, 7 Park

Hill road H"w Leonard, 42 Clock House road How Thomas William, F.R.G.S.,

Trinacria, 5 Barnmead road I Howard Daniel, 25 Chaffinch road

HowardHy., Maitlands, Blakeney rd. Howard Sydney, Fairholme, 25

Southend road Howard Sydney S., Bayfield, 58

Albemarle road tHowarth Benj., 93 Venner road Howell Albert Daniel, Craiglands,

23 Hayne road tHubbard Thomas William, 9 St.

John's road Hubble Henry Hadley, Tile Rosary,

18 Kings Hall r/lad tHuckin Wm. In. Thos., 4;') Byne I'd Eudson Frank, 'Vhite house, Oak

wood avenue Hudspn Leonard Lovel, Godden, 4

Court Downs road tHuggins Edward Walter, 15 1\'Iar

low road . Hugh Francis, 1 Albion villas, Birk-

beck road Hughes Ambrose John, :Myrtle villa,

82 Ravenscroft road . *Hughes Henry, Glengowan, 8 Park

Hill road tHughes William, Acacia villa,

Morland road Hughes William Hy.,26 Oakwood av tHull GeOlge James, 1 Marlow road *Hull Miss,Sunnyside, 8 Valley road tHulse Lawrence, 73 Wiverton road Humm Henry J.t 1 Cedars road Hummel Horace William, Ashlynn,

73 Albemarle road Hummel R. Horton, Gayhurst, 2

irings Hall road Humphrey Thomas Alfred, 121

Mackenzie rood

Humphrey JosepbJ.,72KingsHall rd. Hunt Alfred, Grafton house, 30 The

Avenue Hunt Charles,Kelvin grove, 21 Rec

tory road Hunter Fergus, 70 Durban road tHuntIey Thomas Wm.19 Byne road tHurn James, 51 vViverton road Hurren Samuel, Walton villa, 29

Birkbeck road tHurry James Albert,168 Venner I'd Hurst Loftus, 39 Durban road Hurst Peter, Hadley,60FoxGrove rd. tHusband l\Iiss,Spafield, 67 Lennard

road Hutchings John George, Stanley

villa, 57 Chaffinch road Huxley Charles Rodney, L.R.C.P.,

L.R.C.s.Edin., Langley, 83 Kent House road

Huxley Cl:!arles Rodney, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.s.Edin., L.F.p.S.Glas., Kent House Farm house,KentHouse rd.

Huxley Mrs. C. Rodney,Kent House Farm house, Kent House road

*Huxley Leonard, 6 I "y cottages, Recreation road

Hyslop R. "Murray, Cedar lawn, 64 Wickham road

I lniray James, Mogador, Copers

Cope road tIm Thurn Frederick Charles, Ailsa,

61 Crystal Palace Park road Ingham Edward, 13 Lennard road Inglis Alfred,Lynton, 16Southend rd. Ingram Mrs., Southfield, 42 The

Avenue Ingram Thomas David, The Grange,

The Avenue tlngs J. V., 29 Wiverton road Innes-Browne Martin Leslie, Lang

lete, 30 Bromley grove Ironside Thomas, Almeria villa, 215

Birkbeck road Irvine Mrs., St. Katherine's house,40

Fox Grove road I ves James George,45ClockHouse I'd

J tJack Robert Herbt. 133 Marlow I'd

.BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 4:45

!Jackman James, 17 Byne road Jacks Thomas, Boscombe,S9 Becken

ham rOltd Jackson Arthur, Fernlea, 77 Kent

House road Jackson Charles, 16 Wickham road tJackson Charles Jame", 152 Ven

ner road Jackson Herbert In.169Birkbeck rd. tJackson Miss, Sussex lodge, 14 St.

John's road Jackson Robert Edward, Little

hampton, 2 Blakeney avenue Jackson Thomas John, Chelston,5

Overbury avenue Jackson \\Tilliam Dealtry, 22 Albe

marle road Jackson-Mason Mrs, 19 Park road Jacob Alfred, 31 Cedars road JacobDanielCharles,80Barnmead rd. Jagged George, 15 Blakeney road .James Misses, Rotbsay, Suffield road James Luther, 15 :Pelbamroad James Mortimer E. 0., Treswell,179

Mackenzie road tJames William Hy.,26Wiverton rd. Jarvis J. S. Kidbrook. Pelham road Jarvis RobertLincoln;9Mackenzie I'd Jefferson Charles, 75 Kings Hall I'd Jeffries Charles David, Rowanwood,

7 Crescent road Jenkinson William, 2 Cavendish

villas, EImers End road tJenner Arthur, 52 Wiverton road Jennings Cecil Frederick Joseph,

Brackley house, 10 Brackley road Jennings Miss,Ivy Dene,Pelham rd. Jennings George CharlesHazeldene,

Solheim, 8 Overbury avenue Jennings Misses, 22 Foxgrove road tJ essop Mrs., Homewood, 50 Len

nard road Joel William Watkins, Pendennis,25

Sidney road Johns Richard, Wardendale, 15

Beckenham road *J ohnsAndrew,G lencoc,6ParkHillrd Johnson Alfred H., L.D. s.Eng., Con-

naught house, 1 Southend road Johnson ArthurWm.2St.George'srd Johnson Charles, 53 Durban road

tJohnson Edward William, Per1ton, 68 Wiverton road

Johnson Frederick Charles,Rauceby, 30 Blandford road

Johnson George William 1\1., Moat lodge, 31 The Avenue

Johnson !\tIiss, Darnaway, 249 Mackenzie road

Johnson :l\Iiss, 24 High street Johnson :Mrs., Highclere, 10 Over-

bury avenue Johnson Thomas, n8 Blandford I'd Johnson-Smith Thos. 2 Rectory I'd Jolley Joho, Coniston, 38Blakeney I'd Jones Arthur, Ivy cot., 89 High st. Jones Chas. Arthur, Grafton, Len

nard road Jones George, 96 Blandford road Jones Hy., Pylades, 46 Blandford rd. Jones Hugh, Pine cottage, 3 Blake

neyavenue Jones James, 56 Durban road tJones John, L.R.C.P.LOND., }\[.R.C.S.

ENG., Claremont, 38 Newlands pk. tJones Mrs.,Beechavon,3Bordercres tJones 1\lrs., 38 Lennard road Jones Oscar,Mavfield,4Barnmead rd. Jones Robert, The Beeches, 17 Kent

House I'oad Jones 'VaIter F. L., Godstone, Whit-

more road tJopling Frederick William,Cleven

den, 52 Lennard road. Jordan Thomas Charles, Glenhurst,

9 Queen's road :j:Josling Sidney, 96 Byne road Josolyne Cbarles, 67 Byne road Joyce Miss, Studland,4 Kemertonrd. tJuterbock Charles, Rosedale, Len

nard road

K Kain Sidney, 109 J.Jcnnard road iKanaar Leo Stanley, Norway villa,

no Venner road *Keay Robert, Lascelles, Kings-

wood road Keen A. W., 104:Birkbeck road Kelland William, Hawthorn, 49

Barnmead road tKemp Conrad, 3 St. John's road

446 BECKENHAM PRIV ATE RESIDENTS.

Kempson William Joseph, Glenside, 16 Aldersmead road

K{,mpsrer Thomas William Palir., 1 j5 Albemarle road

Kendall John George, Barsham, 130 Lennard road

Kendalll\1rs., 7 Sidney road Kennard Alfred, Pagehurst,157l\fac

kenzie road Kennard Alfred SanteI', Benenden,

161 Mackenzie road tKent Athelstane John, 53 Wiver

ton lOad tKelltgenl!'r~dk.Wm.,164:Venner rd. Kerr Thomas F.,Olaremont,43 Albe

marle road Kerry Alfred James, Ashurst, 67

Capers Cope road tKerth David; 10 St. John's road Kessell Pbilip H., 247 Mackenzie rd. KibbleI' Miss,St.Clare,l Oak Hill rd. Kick Edwin, 53 Cedars road Kick George John, 18 Bevington I'd tKick Henry John, 27 BYlle road tKick William, 31 Byne road Kidman Edgar Stephen, St. Heliers,

158 Mackenzie road Kieser William; 168 Birkbeck road Killeen Patrick Seraphin, Keelogue

villa, 69 Mackenzie road Kilmartin Rev. William [Catholicl,

Presbytery, Overbury avenue 1'Kimber Jobn, Windsor villa, 47

Wi verton road :j:Kimpton Frank,Burwash, 33 Cator

road King A.F., Oakfleld,H FoxGrove rd. *King Uharles Frederick, St. Au

byns, 24 Beckenham grove iKing Edwd.Mason,lONewlands pk. King Fdk. Jas., Ryde, 6 Blakeney av :j:King Hubert Orlando, 137Venner I'd King Mrs., Coningsby, 43 Wick.

bam road King Mrs., 63 Albemarle road King Percy, 5 Arrol road *KingWilliam,St.Olaves, 30 Ravens

bourne road Kingdon William Frederick, Bel-

gr;~no, 20 Brackley road Kingston Charles, 14(; Mackenzie rd

*Kirby Misses, Oakhurst, Kings-wood road

*Kirby Mrs. S.,Oakhurst, Kingswood road

Kirk Arthur Edwd., 40' Belmont rd. tKirk James, 48 Lennard road Kirk Richd., Amity, 64 Birkbeck I'd "'Kirk Sidney, Glenholm, 2-1:Short

lands road Kitchin Joseph,Ingleneuk, 14 Brack

ley road Klingender NUss, Egoline, Overbury

avenue *Klinkhardt Julius, 'rhe Homestead,

63 Bromlev road Klintin Ed,;in, 12 Elm road :j:Knibbs Albert, 50 Wiverton road Knight Edwd. Wm., 64 Belmont rd. tKnight George Edward, Border

lodge, 2 Border crescent Knight Henry, 29 Durban road Knight Jas.Edwd,.40 OlockHouse I'd :j:Knight Mrs., Springfield, 22 Crystal

Palace Park road Knott 1\1rs. John Wood. 75 Albe

marle road Koch Mrs. E., Truro, 27 Blandford I'd *Koszelski Fabien, 50 Ravensbourne

road Kuhlmei Carl, :l\Ielrose, 26 Alders-

mead road Kydll William, 3 Edward terrace,

Avenue road

'L tLadd Edwin, 3 Lennard road Laidlaw .Miss, 19 Gwydor road Lake \V., Kenwyn, Queen's road *Lamb Henry, 56 Ravensbourne rd. Lambert 1\11'8., 289 Beekenham road Lambert Thomas James, The Chest

nuts, Gwydor road Lambie WilliamHy.,164: Croydon I'd !Lambley Miss, 63 Lawrie Park rd. Lampitt H. 0., 16 Bevington road Lamport Herbert Reeves, Home

hurst, 14 Upper EImers End road Lanuray Joseph Gilbert, Roseneath,

6 Cedars road tLane Chas. Joshua, 79 Yenner road Lane In. Wm., 216 ~1ackenzie road

BBCKENHAl\I PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 447

Lane Leonard G., A.a.A. 25 ~lackenzie road

Langdon Harry, Kemerton,3 Kemerton road

Langford Henry, 58 Durban roal Langmore Hugh Grant, Potsdam, 30

Sidney road Langmore Misses, St. Normans, 83

Lennard road "Langran. Fredk., 102 Birkbeck road !Lanham Frank, 16 Newlands parkIJark John Fredk., 22 Sidney road Larkman Arth.Jas.,46KentHousc rd. Larner George, Connemara, 99

Lennard road Larson Lars, Fairhaven, Overbury

avenue' Larter Wm. Alfd., 36 Mackenzie I'd Last Walter Josiah, 73l\Iackenzie I'd tLatham Rev. Walter Joseph, The

Vicarage, 64 I ..ennard road Latter Mrs., Oakhurst, 115 Macken

zie road I.a.ughton Mrs., PenUands, 39 The

Avenue Lavender Thomas Henry, 34 Kent

House wad . Lavie Mrs., 40 Bromley road Law Alfred, Springville, 60 Barn-

mead road Lawler Thomas. 49 Belmont road Lawrance Joseph, 67 Mackenzie rd. Lawrence Arthur Richard, 38 Beck·

enham road Lawrence Edward V.,27l\foniveard. Lawrence Ernest Frederick, Domus,

Crescent road tLawrence John Wm., 6 Marlow rd. Lawrence Thomas, Hillside, 56

Blandford road Lawrence William, 14 Downs road Lawrie David, Ravensbec, 24 Albe

marle road tLay Reginald, 6 Byne road Layman Thos.,Woolfielrl, 12Hayne rd Layzell Jeremiah, 16 l\1ackenzie rd. Lea Rev. P. H. [curate in charge

St. James's church], 158 Croydon road

:j:Leakey James, 14 Newlands park Leaman Frank G., St. Deny's, 42

Sidney road

Leatham Alfred, 17 Gwydor road Leatherdale Mrs., Summerdyne, 26

Hayne road tLe Bauld de Nans CoL R., Lexing

ton, 50 Crystal Palace Park road Ledger Mrs. Eo, 14 Manor road Lee Chas.Russell, 33 Clock House I'd Lee John James, Cranmere, Copers

Cope road Leefe John Cragg, Lang Mead, 92

Crovdon road Lees Arthur John, Woodmore, 86

Crovdon road Lees :Mrs.,Melbecks,18 Albemarle I'd Leete Mrs., Warren, 13 Cedars I'd *Leigh Alexander Haslop, Mayfield,.

Kingswood road *Leighton William, Gable End, 7

Scott's lane Le May William Edward, Maycroft,

75 Kent House road LendonEdward Cator; 105 Macken

zie road Le Petit Miss, 291 Beckenham road Leslie Bertie S.,The Glen,Pelham I'd tLesterMrs.,Grasmere,70Lennard I'd Levens Herbert, Herne,6 Manor gro. Levens William, Iniscorthy, Courts

Down road Leverich Mrs., 169 Mackenzie road Levin Edward Henry, Escote, 2

Park Hill road Lewer Sydney Herbt., 6 Oakwood avo *Lewin Mrs., Hazelwood, Church rd. Lewis Alfred, Ecclesbourne, 10

Blakeney road *LewisC. Rothesay,16Ravensbourne

road Lewis F. Wedlake, Blackbrook, 43

Barnmead road Lewis George Wm. 33 Chaffinch I'd Lewis James W., Parknasilla, 5

Crescen t road Lewis Joshua Lewis, Twyfordbury,

8 Copers Cope road Lewis William Riggs,1 Gwydor road Leworthy George William, Kedry,

27 Aldersmead road Leworthy .Percy John, White

Heather, 28 Aldersmead road Lichtenberg George, M.D., 104 Croy .•

don road

448 BECKENHAM PRIY ATE RESIDENTS.

Light William Harry, 23 Thayers Farm road

Lillingston Miss Juliana, Elmdon lodge, 37 Capers Cope road

LJmberger Joseph, Rylston, 80 Croydon road

tLimeho\lse Fnderick, 92 Byne rd. Lindley William, Hollington, 85

Albemarle road ~Lindsay John A. C., Lily vale,

33 Newlands park tLines Joseph, 30 St. John's road Ling William, 152A, Mackenzie road-Link David, Fairlight,36 TheA venue Linton Salmon, Childerley, 43

Copers Cope road Lithgow Miss, 26 Kent House road Little Charles William Godson, 99

Albemarle road Little Robert, Stoke lodge, 25 Albe

marle road Littlehales Mrs., Sherbrooke, 8 Rec

tory road Llellyett Misses, 12 Mackenzie road Lloyd Rev. Pemberton, M.A., 66

The Avenue Lloyd Edward, Ravenhead, 17 Fox

Grove road Lloyd George Wallace, 25 Barn-

mead road *Lloyd James, Grenaby, 20 Short-

lands road tLloyd Miss, 83 Wiverton road "'Lloyd }frs., Oakfield, 14: Short. lands grove Lobley Fredk.Albt.,92Beckenham I'd tLocatelli Pompeo, Hilda lodge, 4

Catorroad *Loch August, Lochhurst, 11 ~fay's

Hill road *Lock Rudolf, Maythorne, Valley rd. Lock Thomas John, 30 Durban road Lodge Arthur, 355 Blandford road Lohmeyer Albert, 106 Croydon I'd Lohmeyer Edward,160Croydon road Lomax William, Hawthorndene, 32

Southend road Long Albert, 176 1\faekenzie road Long ~lrs., 139 Birkbeck road tT·ong Mrs. 104 Wivcrton rO:ld Long William, 8 .:\lackenzie 10[Hl Long 'Villiam A., 56 Bromley road

tLonghurst Capt. Bruce, 41 Byne road

tLonghurst Angelo, 77 Wiverton I'd Longhurst Sydney W., Hazeldene,4:~}

Kings Hall road Longley Oliver, Hillside, 47 The

Avenue Longshaw Edward Macauley, Bryn-

y-Mor, 56 Mackenzie road Lord Reginald Spencer, St.

Stephen's, 12 Crescent road Lord Thomas Kenyon, Glenmore,

18 Rectory road tLory George James, 91 Marlow re1. Lott John Henry, 20 Downs road Lovegrove Henry, F.B.I., Eboracum,

18 Fox Grove road Lovegrove Henry W., Ray Mead, 19

Copers Cope road Lovell Albert, 16 Kings Hall road *Lovell Edgar, Parkfield, 13 Becken

ham grove *Lovell Egerton Charles, Banavie,

69 Bromley road tLovell James, 100 Byne road Lovelock Miss, 51 High street Lovelock William George, Lynton,

54: Blandford road tLovering Alfred Ernest, Clydes

dale, 18 Newlands park. Lowcock 1\-1rs.,Faircroft, 27 Copers

Cope road Lowe James Stanley, J.P., Becken

ham hall, Bromley road Lowe Mrs., Beckenham Hall, Brom

ley road tLowrie 1\1rs.,St. Ronan's, Newlands

park Lowry Arthur Stephen, Lulworth, 43

Manor road Lawson John Alexander, Bryans

ford, 50 Wickham road *Lucas Rev. Canon W. H., lI.A., As

penden, 12 Shortlands grove tLuff Bernard Russell, 33 "Wiverton

road tLuff Henry James, Grangewood, 1

Border crescent . Lumley Farrar, Trecarne, 28 Kent

House road Lumley ~lrs., 33 Wiverton road

Lushington Uajor Arthur James, Waldo, 27 lUanor road

Lutwyche Stanley George, Oakfield" 22 South Eden pk., Wickham rd.

Lyle'l'homas, 41 Beekenham road Lynes George Hy., 5 S1;. John's road tLynn Robert. Llandaff, 44 Byne

road tLyon Miss, 16 Wiverton road

M Mabey Spencer James, Ashville, IHI

Copers Cope road McAndrew Charles William. The

'Warren, 28 Southend road ' McClellan Benjamin, Chinsurah, 51

Copers Cope road *McClure F., 70 Ravensbourne road l\1cConachieDuncan,Carradale villa,

Blakeney road tMcEuen Charles Henry, High-

wood, 24 Crystal Palace Park road McEwen William,46 Clock House rd McKay Charles, 4: Durban road McKay Mrs. D. G., Hoskilde, 71

Lennard road tMcKenzie ~Irs., 13 Newlands park McKenzie :i\Iurdock, Blair Athol,

CedarR road McLatchie Ro, Seaur Vale, 96

Beckenham road ::\IcLean Miss,B.A., EtonHall, 32 Fox

Grove road McLellan Edward John, St1'athord,

19 Barnmead roaa tMeLennan ]I1's., St. Helens, 55

Crystal Palace Park road McNeill Ada) ::\1ow bray, :1:6 Albe

marle road tMcPherson Harry, 77 Byne road McQuaae J. A., 12 Oakwood avenue McSweeney Edwd.31 EImers End rd MacAdam Alfred Charles Edward,

225 Birkbeck road MacBey Sydney, 11 Clock House rd. *MacCallum J. Rae, 22 Bromley

grove Maccombie Thomas, 5 Tudor road Macdermid John, He! Mackenzie rd Macdonald l\Irs.,}Ioray ho.15Elm rd. l\lacDllnnell Frederick Theodore. 54

Croydon road .

Macdougall J as. 32 Clock House rd Mace J as.,Lonsdale, 79 Mackenzie rd. MacGregor Alfred John, Sussex.

lodge, 41 Copers Cope road *Mack Arthur,Collendean, 14 Brom

ley grove Mack Thomas, Rosemont, Clock

House road ~iackay Lewis G. l\I., Whitecroft,

48 Fox Grove road Mackenzie Miss, A.C.P., 9 St.George's

road t MacKenzie Mrs.,G lenesk,5 Cator rd. Mackenzie William, Highlands, Pel

ham road tMackenzie William James, M.D., 8!t

Marlow road Mackie Miss, 107 Birkbeck road *Mackness Ernest J., Melrose, 6

Valley road Maclean Major-Gen. Henry John,

Ardg-our, 24 Hayne road Maclean William Edward, 22 Oak

.Hill road Macrae Donald, nI.D., J.P., 53 Wick-

ham road Macy :Mrs.• 1.0 }Ianor grove Madden William, 16 Durban road Maddox Alfred, 'Vestbury, 8 Barn-

mead road Mallett Henry Stanley,Sylvanhurst,

6 Blakeney road Malt Henry, 47 Clock House road Maltby Charles .Midlam, F.B.I. Dun

cliffe, Copers Cope road :Maltby Hugh, Clarence house, 30

Copers Cope road :Man M:rs.l!'.,Copehurst,22TheAvenue Manger Charles Ernest, 18 Becken

ham road Manger George Henry, Brunswick

house, 9 Manor grove Manger Herbert Edward, 18

Westfield road tMann Alfred, Dorasinga,Courtenay

road 'Mannering George, Rostrevor, 46

Wickham road Manning !fiss,30 Bromley road Mapp W~lliam Hy.,62 Mackenzierd MarchArth.,WestBank, Oakwood avo

450 BECKE:NHA::U PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

March Thomas, Blennerhassett, 28 Wickham road

tMark William, 32 Marlow road tMarkham Henry William, Hilbdde,

56 Crystal Palace Park road Markland Edwin R., Kildare, 55

Chaffinch road *Marler John H.,Lynton,64 Ravens

bourne road Marno Adolph, 62 The .Avenue "'Marl' Edward,l\1arleigh,18 Ravens

bourne road Marriage Frank VV., Ladybank, 20 . Oakwood avenue Marriage.Jas.,Kynard.35Wickham I'd Marriott Frederick, l\Iaisonette, 74

Beekenham road tMarsden Victor, 6 Pembroke ter

race, Trinity road Marshall Arthur Edward, Waldersea,

48 Copers Cope road Marshall Charles Alfred, Kelsey : :Manor lodge, Kelsey manor Marshall George, 1 Langley roael, . Elmer's End Marshall George William, 24: Oak

Hill road Marshall ~lrs. John, Fern cottage, 3

Kent House road Marshall Thomas Edward, Lindum

lodge, 26 Brackley road Marshall William, 33 Manor road tMarshall Wm. Chas., 38 Marlow I'd Marsland Fred, The Oaks, 10 AI

dersmead road Marston Edward Howis, A.M.LC.E.

21 Queen's road Martin Albert J., 35 Pelham road Martin James Henry, HI Queen's I'd Martin John H., 10 Mackenzie road Martin Lester, 15 Cedars road Martin William, Edenhurst,56 Barn-

mead road *Martin William Bentham,Te Aro, 16

Valley road Martinengo Adolph, 20 Elm road :Mason Alfred Henry, 27 Kendall rd. Mason Ed win, 1 Chaffinch road Mason Henry, Westbourne, 59 Wick-

ham road Maste!'man William, Cleveland villa,

220 Birkbeck road

Masters Leonard, Ross More, 98 Barnmead road

Mastin Augustus Hy., 40 Durban I'd Mastin Frederick, 3 Kendall roaa. Mather Harley Lawrence,Lunesdale,

7 Fox Grove road Mathew Leonard Frank, Park view,

15 Alelersmead road Mathew Michael, 9 Brackley road Mathew \Valter, 1 Lennard road )IatthewB George Kelly, St. John's

lodgE', 1:1: Fox Grove road Matthews Thomas Edmund, 99

Mackenzie road t:Mattock Frank, 28 Wiverton road Maud William Monkman, Staple

ton, 194 Kings Hall road t l\:1augham Miss, 1 Dorothy villas,

St. John's road Maxwell Frederick John, 26 Bland-

fordJ'oad tMay Mrs., 161 Venner road ?liay John,Newlands, 34 Copers Cope

road May Mrs. G., Avenue road May William, Avenue road Mayell John R. P., Endsleigh, 71

Kings Hall road tMayers Henry Jas., 19 Lennard I'd Mayhew James Longhurst, Shirley,

30 Blakeney roaa. Mayle Mrs.,Durlston,13 Maitland nl. Maynard Arthur Charles, St. John's,

20 Bromley road Mayor Spencer George, Penzance, 8

Kent House road Mears Arthur William, Lugano, 48

Wickham road Measor H. A., 26 Shortlands road Measures Richard Thomas, Rogate,62

Wickham road Medcalf Arthur, 6 Mackenzie road Meek William, 28 Chaffinch road Melton Ernest Aug.,135Mackenzie rd tMendelson Charles, 7 Maitland rd. Merrett Ernest James, Carisbrooke,

53 Barnmead road Metcaife J n. C., Inglewood, 9 Elm rd. Metherell George, 43Clock House rd. Meyer Miss, Egoline,Overbury aven. :j:M.icbael Cyril Eden, M.A.,M.B.,B.C.,

Trelawne, 3Crystal Palace Park I'd

EECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 451

Z.i\:Iichaelson Max, Glynn, 69 Crystal Palace Park road

ZMichell Fleet-Engineer George Nathaniel Hareward, R.N., Waverley, 59 Newlands park

Middleton Charles, Ty-Lwch, 24 Blakeney road .

Miers Francis Charles, Eden cot., 12 South Eden park, Wickham I'd

Mileham Harry T., Copers Cope house, 3 Southend road

Miles Charles, 22 St. George's road *Miles Matthew ,Netherfield, Scotts la Miles William John, 42 Rowden I'd Millar Henry, 6 Downs road Miller Edward, Eallinacurra, 50

Rowden road Miller Joseph Charles, Lynmouth,

17 Langley road Mills Alfred Thomas,IOILennard rd. Mills John, 30 Belmont road Mills William FranciR, Hawkhurst,

Kings Hall road t:L\lills William Henry,20 Byne road tMillwood William Robert, Appleby

villa, 196 Venner road l\1indenhall Thomas, 14 Durban I'd tl\Iinnett Miss, 106 Wiverton road t:L\:Iintern Albt. Chas., 4 St. John's I'd Minty Henry Oliver, Aldhurst,

Coper,3 Cope road Mitchell James, 55 Durban road ZMitchell John, 89 Wiverton road Zl\Iitchell Mrs., Gonville, R Sydcn

ham avenue Mitchell Mrs., 11 Gwydor road Mitchell Mrs., Lochinvar, 95 Albe

marle road rMitchell Mrs., 107 Venner road Moat Richard, Franklin honse, 8

EImers End road :j:l\Ionk Robert, 17 Wiverton road Moodie l\1iss, Dalmeny, 33 Barn-

mead road Moody Charles, Maryville, 218 Mac

kenzie road Moody Mrs., The Cedars, 8 Lawrie

Park road Moody William, 17 :l\1ackenzie road Moon Frank, Abbey lodge, Park I'd Mooney Andrew Anderson, 45 Mac

kenzie road

Moore Capt. Arthur, Shirley view, Oakwood avenue

Moore Alexander Albert, The Limes, 38 Fox Grove road

Moore Arthur C., Oaklands, 15 The Avenue

tMoore Frederick, The Gables, Venner road

*Moore George John, Thornhurst, IS. Shortlands road

Moore J n., Oakwood, 126 Bromley rd. Moore Miss, 24 St. George's road Moore Miss, St. Helen's, 79 Eyne rd. MooreRo bt., T hirlmere, 77Lennard I'd tMoore William, 105 Venner road Moreland John Brogden, Youlgrave,

42 Wickham road Morgan Henry, 48 Beckenham road Morgan Mrs. John, Deepthorne, 17

Rectory road Morgan William, Waverley, 51

Albemarle road Morgan 'William Alfred, Braeside,

14 The Avenue Morphew Mrs., Belclare. 110 Mac

kenzie road Morris Allan l\Iidford, 10 Durban I'd Morris Charles, 43 Mackenzie road Morris Duncan W. Sherbrooke, 5S.

Croydon road Morris Frank W., Addenbrook, 53

Kings Hall road Morris Geo.,Pencotry,56 Croydon I'd Morris Herbert, 211 l\fackenzie road Morris Mrs. E. L., 9 Sidney road * .Uorrish Reginald James,Pinewood,

15 Shortlands grove Morrison Miss, 25 EImers End road Morse Arthur W., l\fyrtle villa, 151

Birkbeck road Morse Thos .. Steyne,15 Birkbeck I'd tMortlock Walter, Tower house,

Venner road Moseley Lichfield Henry, 11 Bev

ington road Moses In. Fenton, 22 Copers Cope I'd Moss Alfred, 11 Kelsey Park road Moss Fredk. 2Langley rd.Elmer'sEnd Mossman Thomas, Stoneydown, 11

Brackley road Mould Mrs.,Shandon, 14 Crescent I'd

452 BECKENHA~I PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Mountford Henry, Crowhurst, 22 Kings Hall road

Mourant Charles, 143 Venner road Moves Thos. Strafford, 7 Queen's I'd :Mudge John, Sylvan villa, 90 Bam

mead road '* Mudge Miss, Fairbank, 5 :Jlay's

Hill road M:uggleton Frederick L., Tremadoc,

46 Bammead road Muggleton Miss, 11 & 13 St..

George's road Muggridge Mrs., Poynette, 47 Kings

Hall road Muhm Albert, Maisonette, 93 :Mac

kenzie road *Muirhead Alexander, D.sc.univ.

Lond. The Lodge, Church road Mumford Peter, Foxgrovehouse, 3

Fox Grove road Munro John Edward, Oak lawn, 47

Bromley road Murdock William, Cliftonville, 14

Copers Cope road :Murray James, \Voodmancote, 66

Albemarle road Murray Percy Hope, :M.B., C.M. 112

Bromley road Musgrove Alfred Edward, 166 Croy

don roa<1 "'M USBonFrancis Frederick, Loraine,

4 Beekenham grove tMutter Leonard, Avenue house.

Avenue road Mylechreest Hy.H.3 Clock House I'd tMyring John, 85 Marlow road

N Nalder Francis, Coniston, 54 Fox

Grove road Nash Charles,Hillsboro',5 Sidney I'd 1Nash Charles F., 66 Byne road Nash Frederick, Heathfield,16 Blake

neyavenue Nash Misses, St. Leonard's, 44

Capers Cope road N ash Samuel Godfrey, 41 Belmont I'd Naylor James Theophilus, Eden

thorpe, 41 Wickham road ""Neal Miss, Holly lodge, 13 Short·

lands grove

Neale Arthur James Lewis, 29 1\Ionivea road

Neale William, 19 Belmont road Neame Laurence Harding, \Voocl

field, 30 Southend road tNeat Freaerick Reuben, 11 St.

John's road Neeves Arthur, LimUey cottage) 33

Kings Hall road Neill Thos.,Oakwood,35 Southend I'd Neish George C., 44 Belmont road Nelson Frank H. 67 Albemarle road Nevares Don Celso, Alvefiton, 85

Kent House road Neville .Albert Gartside, Oakhurst,

11 The Knoll Neville J n. Leaside,4 7 Kent House I'd Newberry Ernest, 18 Blakeney aven tNewby Geo. Wm., 97 MarloWiroad Newcombe Arthur Martin, Grace

house, 3 Sidney road Newcombe Mrs., 5 Downs road tNewington Mrs., St. Helier, 79

Lennard road iNewling Miss,Tudorldg.,2 Caton'd. iN ewman George. 98 Venner road Newman Mrs., 2 Albion villas, Birk-

beck road tNewnham WilliamHy.,43 Parish la N ewsam Mrs., 27 Kent House road Newth Robt. Boulcott, 69 Cedars I'd ·Newton James William, Rutland

lodge, 6 May's Hill road tNewton Louis Arthur, Holmesdale,

26 Newlands park Newton Sidney, 35 Sidney road Nicholls Charles, 29 Pelham road *Nicholls Mrs., 7.A, Scotts lane Nicholls Sidney, 54 Belmont road Nicholls William, 5 Birkbeck road Nichols WillillmJames,Boston villa,

46 Mackenzie road Nicol Hercules, F.e. .A., A.e.l.s.,

Johnshaven cotto 35 Mackenzie I'd Nicoll Leonard Alfred, 190 Kings

Hall road Nicolls William, 29 Kelsey Park I'd Nightingale John, Guildford villa, 52

Kent House road Nind John Randall Thomas, Rose

wood, 3 Crescent road Nind :Mrs. R.,:Mayfield,10 OakHi11 I'd

BECKENHAM: PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 453

Ninmo Robert, 14 Westfield road Nobes Mrs., The Ardennes,33 Copers

Cope road NobleAlex., Wested,58KentHouse rd Noble William, 386 Blandford road Noble William B., 47 Sidney road Norden Richard, Rocklands, 45

Wickham road Norgate Rev. Theodore Tracey, 21

Kelsey Park road *Norman Ebenezer,52 Ravensbourne

road Norris John, 7 Downs road tNortham John Harris, 12 Byne I'd Northcote Horace, St. Cyres, 11

Park road Northfield J n ..Shelford,ll\foni vea rd. Norton Bridger, Southwick, 13

Hayne road 1Nottle Frederick, Ingleneuk, 12

Westbourne roacl tNoys George Thos., 182 Venner rd.

o 'Oakley John Hubert, Clanacombe,

21 The Avenue Oakley William, 142 Birkbeck road DateR Matthew William W;, The

Nest, 47 Chaffinch road Obee Mrs., 14 Kelsey Park road ·Obee William, Westgate villa, 20

Blakeney road Odell Herbert, Oakery cottage, 122

Bromley road Oettli Emil H., Datchet, 16 Barn-

mead road ·O'Flaherty Misses, 84 Barnmead rd. Okell John, 5 Langley road Olby Augustus, Victoria villa, 285

Beckenham road iOldfield Mrs., Dunster, Samos rd. 'Oli vel' Fras. Higby, 44 Kent House I'd Ongley Charles, 45 Durban road tOngley Mrs., 51 Marlow road ·tOnyon Hy.,Tremadoc,88Lennard I'd :j:Orchard Henry Benj., The Vale,

33 Crystal Palace Park road Orr S\omerville. Dungoyne, Alders-

mead road ::t0sborn Mrs., Bruneswald, 27

Cator road ,Osborn Rt. John, 21 St. George's rd.

tOsborn Henry Walter, Linden villa, 37 Newlands park

Osmond In. Berwick, Copers Cope I'd Osmond Watson, 10 Kings Hall'rd Ough Richard, 23 Durban road Ovenden Charles. 134 Kings Hall rd Ovenden Mrs., Carfax, 28 Kings

Hall road Overton Fnk.Mayfield, 12 Rectory I'd Ovey Mrs., Ballygunge, 21 Park road :j:Ovington Arthur O. M. Helios, 35

Crystal Palace Park road tOwenHrbt.Parkdale, 120Lennard I'd Owen In.A.,Brierlea,14 Wickham rd. Owens Clement Edwin, Speldhurst,

35 The Avenue Oxbrow Ernest Alfred,46 Rowden I'd

p Padbury William Richard, 32 St.

George's road tPaice Edward, 110 Wiverton road Paice Edward, Woodburn, 25 Copers

Cope road *Paine George, 88 Ravensbourne rd *Pakeman F. J., Fransfield, Brom

ley road Painting Mrs. 77 Chaffinch road Palmer Frederick Wm. 54 Sidney I'd Palmer Miss, St. Winifred's, 78

Croydon road Pamflett J. J ase, Copthorne. 45

Kings Hall road Pamphilon Alfred, Abbotsleigh, 30

Albemarle road Pamphilon George F., St. Brelades,

17 Elm road . Paniologus Mrs., Keston, 47 Beck

enham road Panks Mrs., Hillside, 8 l\Ianor grove Pannett Waiter, 5 Kelsey square *P;tnter C. E., The Hawthorns, 14

May's Hill road . t Panter William, 56 Lennard road Pantin Henry, Staplegrove, 48 The

Avenue Pap worth Arthur, 31 Durban road Parham Joseph, 202 Croydon road Parker Arthur James, Castlecarrock,

90 Croydon road Parker Ernest Sam!., 48 Belmont I'd Parker John, 10 Downs road

454 BECKENHA1\1 PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Parker Mrs., 23 EImers End road Parker Mrs., West Hyde, 98 Croy·

don road tParker Robert, 58 P.arish lane Parker William, 192 )Iackenzie rd. Parkhouse Henry, Chesterleigh, 65

Albemarle road Parkinson Mrs., Collingham, 15

Barnmead road Parks Geo., Horrall, 9 Blakeney av tParris Mrs., 85B, ~farlow road *Parry William H., Hildehurst, 5

Park Hill road Parsons Joseph, 34: Blakeney road Parsons Mrs., Belvedere, 6 Crystal

Palace Park road Parsons William, The Woodlands, 5±

Copers Cope road Partridge F. W. ,A.R.c.~I.,39Cedars I'd Partridge William Peyton, Deputy

t3urgeon-General, Bella Vista, 19 80uthend road

PaseaU Charles ~Iontague, Lenzburg house, Ancaster road

PascaU Fredk. Chas., 135 )Iarlow I'd Paton Miss, Homehurst, ,.I: Kent

House road l'atrickson John, Cumberland lodge,

5 Westgate road *Patterson Rev. George [Wesleyan],

The Poplars, 20 Valley road Pattisson Walter B., Graylings, 6

The Avenue *Paul B. R. Wenden, 61 Bromley I'd :j:PiloYitt O. P.L.,Ri versdale,8Cator I'd *Pawson Ralph, 22 Ravensbourne I'd Payne George Barrett Glendening,

28 bdney road Payne JUrs., 17 Cedars road Payne :ITlrs.,2 .lVIaberley road Payne Tbomasl.8 Kemerton road tPaynter JohnEdward,30.l\Iarlow rd. tPayton Jsph., Fairhope, 73 Byne I'd t Peacock George M., Ferndale,

Courtenay road *Peacock W., Lynton, 8 Bromley gro Pearce Arthur, B2xley house, 20

80uthend road Pearce Edward, 382 Blandford road tPearce Robert William, 3 Chester

field terrace. :l\Iarlow !Gad :j:Pcachey Mrs:, 24 Byne road

:j:Pearson Mrs., 4 Byne road tPearson William Arthur, Clovelly,

52 Byne road Peat field lVII's.,3 Gwydor road Pedgrine C.F., Hilders, Blandford I'd Penfold Ernest, 38 Belmont road Peniston Mrs., 4 Wickham road Penn Daniel James, 8t. Helens, 35

Chaffinch road tPentecost C., 88 Byne road *Pentland Miss, Elmhurst, 22 8hort

lands road Percy Harry, Glenhurst, 58 Kings

Hall road Perkins Engineer-Lieut. William

James, R.N., 49 Sidney road Perkins Thomas, Whiterock,67 Kings

Hall road . Perkins William, 27 Hayne road Perks 1\1iss, Ormonde, 8 Elm road tPerrott Wm.Hy., 45 Newlands pk. Perry John Henry, Penrose, 117

Mackenzie road Perry Miss. 117 Mackenzie road :j:Pervanoglu Alexander Horace, 78

",Viverton road Pest ell William, 38 Kings Hall road Petch William, Vemon house, 11

Reddons road Peterkin Mrs., Claverley, 12 Lang

ley road t Peters Gustav Adolph, 74 Byne rd. Peters "Henry George, Charlwood,

Marlow road :j:Peters Miss, 77 Wiverton road Pettigrew 1\1iss,41 Mackenzie road Petty Joseph, 16 Thayers Farm rd. *PhelpsThomas John, Woodville, 27

Beckenham grove Philbrick George H., Clare house,

Oakwood avenue tPhillips Albert Edward, Brooklyn,

47 Newlands park Phillips Edward, 22 Mackenzie road PhillipsGeo.,Earlsmead, 14Hayne rd. tPhillips Harry Harding, l\'tR.C.S.

Eng., IJ.R.c.p.Lond., 6 St.John's rd. tPhipps Godfrey, 139 Marlow road + Phi pps JosephDanl., 12Wiverton rd. :Pickering AlexanderH. ,8Langley I'd Pickering Percy Oswald, 31 Clock

House road

BECKENHAM l'RIV ATE RESIDENTS. 455

Pir:kup Jame", Beechcl'Oft,79 Albemarle road

Pierce Daniel, The Cottage, 26 Barn-mead road

.:f:Pierson Mrs., 101 Venner road Pilbeam Thomas, Suffolk villa,. 7

Kent House road 1Pilbrow Robert, 198 Venner road Pilkington Walter, 36 Barnmead I'd Pillin Septimus J., Lily villa, 80

Beekenham road 'Pimlow Mrs., Chowringhee, 1 Kings

Hall road Piper Arthur, 13 Belmont road Piper Mrs., 15 Clock House road ·tPitrie John, 28 St.John's road Place John. Airolo, Court Downs rd. Plank George, 73 Chaffinch road Platt George, 2 Wickham road Player Henry J n., 23 Clock House I'd Pleass George Jas., 11 Chaffinch rd. Pockett Alfred Charles, Dane bank,

19 Kings Hall road Foclmall George N., Clydesdale, 86

Barnmead road ·Pohlmann William, Northbank, 69

Albemarle road j'olley Alfred, 7 St. John's road *Ponder Frank Milton, Branscombe,

May's Hill road 1Pook Thomas, 29 Byne road Poole Reginald, 36 Sidney road 'Pooley HarryAlfd.,179 Birkbeck rd. Pooley Mrs., 17 The Avenue Porter Bertie George, Gwynfa, 275

Beckenham road Porter Edmund Vernon, Avoca, 44

Manor road Porter Edwin George, 21 EImers

End road Porter Hugh G., Homefield, 46 Fox

Grove road Porter Mrs., 60 The Avenue Porter Richard Thomas, Raleigh, 26

Fox. Grove road ::j:Portwine Mrs., Strathmore,29 New-

lands park Post William, 190 Mackenzie road Poth Fredk., Cliveden, 12 Park rd. patten Henry Charles, Beaconsfield,

19 Pelham road iPotten Mrs., 56 Birkbeck road

iPotter Charles Edward, 42 Byne I'd Potter William, Elmside, 3 Lawn rd. Potter Wm. Manuel, 18 The Avenue Powell Ashley, Millash, 208 Mac

kenzie road tPowell Henry. 9 Maitland road Powell Joseph, Knoll ho. 8 The Knoll Powell Richard Edward, Abbeyfield, . 9 Kings Hall road Pownall George Douglas, 8 Beving

ton road Pragg Edward, 18 Thayers Farm rd. tPrankerd Rev. John, 8 Border eres Pratt Charles James Purdie, Land-

rake, 88 Barnmead road tPratt Mrfl., 153 Venner road Pratt William, 44 Bromley road tPrebble "Arthur, The Larches, 28

New lands park Prest Stanley F., Ravensworth, 21

Southend road Preston Edward Stephen, 68 Dur

ban road Preston Edwin James, Kelsey park tPreston Herbert Eli, 96 Venner I'd Price Edward Allen, Montclair, 13

Fox Grove road Price Edward Herbert, Chescombe,

42 Bromley road Price Frederick Watson, 18 St.

George's road Price Herbert, Rutlauds, 33 ·Wick

ham road Price Llewellyn F., St. Margaret's,

Beckenham Place park PriceRobert,Oakdale,4 J\faberley rd. Price-Davies Mrs. Claverton, 37

Barnmead road Prideaux Mrs., Fernlea, 17 Barn-

mead road Pridmore Eric Leonard Norman,

M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.,L.R.C.p., Albemarle lodge, 16 Albemarle road

Prior Mrs., 22 Wickham road Prior William, 2 Mackenzie road Pritchard John, 11 Rowden road Prust W. Aubrey, Glenbeigh, 5 Red-

dons road Pryor Sydney, 14 Bevington road PuckP.rt Heinrich, Carlton ville, 23

Bookenham road tPugh Henry, 49 Byne road

456 BECKENHAM: PB! VATE RESIDENTS.

Pugh John Robert, 69 Chaffinch I'd .Pughe William, 81 Kings Hall road tPullen Daniel, 92 Wiverton road Pullen Harry, Whitethorns, 9 Crys

tal Palace Park road tPurchas William Henry, HomeLea,

61 Lennard road Purchase Miss, 110 Bromley road Purchase Percy Willett, Belmont, 21

Monivea road Purday Stephen Frank, Coniston, 2

Cedars road *Pnrldss Ii'., Oak Lea, Church road Purnell John Lewis, 1 Cavendish

villas, EImers End road tPyke Ernest, 44 Parish lane Pynegar Hy., Tamar, 27 Wickham I'd

Q Quantrill Mrs., 15 St. George's road QuantrillWHliam,142 Mackenzie rd. Quicke John, The Ferns, 25 Crystal

Palace Park rotl~d Quinton Wilfred, 121 Birkbeck road tQuintin William B., Mondovi, 16

Alexandra road tQuitmann Ernst, Concordia, 71

Lawrie Park road

R Rabson R. Morris, 50 Belmont road tRackstraw E. G., 114 Wiverton I'd Rackstraw Miss, 116 Wiverton road Radford Mrs., 97 Ravenscroft road Radley Mrs., Tan-y-Bryn, 30 Fox

Grove road Radley Wm. Hy.,81 ~Iackenzie road tRainbird Lieut.-Col. Alfred, 43

Lennard road tRaine .Mrs.,Birkendale,51 Newlands

park tRaisin Frank Wm., 134 Venner rd. Rait George Thomas, F.e.A., Milton,

7 Hayne road Ralph Albert, Millbrook, 30 Kings

Hall road Ralph Hemy Stephen, Kildare, 44

Barnmead road Ramage :Mrs., Westwood lodge, 24

Fox Grove road tHamsay Harry, 3 St. John's road

Hamsay Herbert, Wahgunyah, ~ Cedars road

Ramsey Arthur WaltA Overbury av Ramsey George Charles, Essington,

21 Elm road Randell Reginald Maurice Henry,

l\I.D.Lond., Goodwood, 10 Copers Cope road

Randell William, 97 Mackenzie rd. Ransom Peter Augustus, Grosvenor

lodge, 6 Rectory road tRanson George Hemy,TheFurze,5S

'Wherton road Raper Henry, Branxholm, 43 South-

end road Rastrick Charles Davies, The Nook,

71 Blandford road Hatcliff 'Frederick, 380 Blandford I'd Rawley Thomas, 109 Mackenzie road Ray Herbert, 29 Queen's road tRay He~moncl, 86 Byne road Ray Sydney H., Arrandale, 36

Blakeney roan Raynham Frederick Walter, 8

Kings Hall road Reading William A., Douglas hom'le,

54 Wickham road Reardon Thomas William, 192 Birk·

beck road tReason Miss, 104 Eyne road Reavell James Arthur, Holmegarth,

40 Manor road Redman Edmund Edwd.12Manor I'd Reed Arthur Wm. 41 Kings Hall I'd Reed Henry W.,245 Mackenzie road Reed William Henry,_ 221 Birkbeck

road Reed William J ohn,Redleaf, 34Barn

mead road Reeve Richard, 19 Wickham road Regnardl\frs., Lynd wood,28Hayne I'd Reich Olaf, 5 Elm road Reichwald August, Bl}rnbrae, 29

The Avenue Reid Charles, Kingsdown, Copers'

Cope road Reid James, Hamiota, 9 The Avenue Reid John, Dunduff, 13 Elm road Reid-Todd Charles H., Trenbrom, 4

Manor grove -Reidy Richard James, Elmslea, 39

Bromley road

Reindorp John Edmond, Mentmore lodge, 65 Capers Cope road

*Reitmeyer Robert,Venezia, 9 Short. lands grove

Renwick Wm. George, 1 Lennard rd. Repton Aubrey G., 18 Cedars road *R•.•ynolds Daniel, 1tforden lodge, 25

Beckenham grove Reynolds Hewetson Russell, l\Iead

rose, 30 Kent House road Rhodes Hugh William,. Oakdene, 2

Brackley road Ri.::hard Mrs. Lurgan, 5 Beckenham

road :I: lUchards Charles, 30 Byne road tRichards Miss, 6 Naval Asylum,St.

John's road Richards 1111'S., 3 Manor grove Richards Mrs., Strathmore, 132

Lennard road Richards Thomas B., Dunkeld, 23

The Avenue Richards William, Chirton,104 Beck

enham road Rieh:mlson Ernest Geo.,4.3 Cedars I'd Richardson FrancisB., 15 Langley I'd "'Richardson Mrs., 136 Bromley road Richardson Mrs., 217 Mackenzie rd. Richmond James,142 Kings Hall rd. Rickard James, 85 Kings Hall road Rickwood Frederick Henry, 7 Clock

House road Ridgway Alfd.Wm.,77lIackenzie rd. R!(]gwell George, 14 Rowden road-Rill gwell Thomas Frederick, 13

Chaffinch road 1Ridley Arthur Henry, Windermere,

13 Cator road Rirlsdale Thomas Henry, 74 High st. Riley Jim, 40 Beckenham road -!RileyWm.,Talbot vi1.,192 Venner I'd tRing Francis Hy., 3 Morland road Ripley John Arthur, Rockford, 22

Barnmead road Rippengal Mrs., Wanstead,271 Beck

enham road Rippengal Walter, Aubrey, 261 Mac

kenzie road Rippington Crews, 38 Mackenzie rd. Risdon Charles James, The Nest,

Copel's Cope road Ritchie Miss, 7 Bevington road

Ritherdon Mrs.,Zinal,CopersCope rd. Ritter Christian, I~yndhurst, 1

Hayne road Rivers Edwin L., 233 Birkbeck road Rivett Robert, 5 Edward terrace,

Avenue road Robbs John Wm., 37 Manor road !l{oberts Alfred Sidney Charles, 90

Wi.crton road tRobertEl Benjamin A.,S Morland rd. Roberts Edwin, 17 EImers End rd. Roberts George, 167 Birkbeck road Roberts Mrs., The Pines, 11 Monivea

road Roberts Octavian, The Thorns, 243

Mackenzie road Roberts Thomas Wm., 38 Durban rd. Robertson William, 18 Kendall rd. Robinson Arthur, 33 Durban road Robinson Frederick William, 4 Oak

Hill road tRobinson George, Strathmore, 23

Cator roati *Robinson H. Vincent, Elmfield,

Valley road tRobinson Miss, 7 Naval Asylum,St.

John's road *Robson Edward H., Cambria, 1

Bromley grove Rock Edwin Baynes, Turret house

10 Oakwood avenue Rodda John, 34 Durban road *Rodman Cha!!.,54 Ravensbourne rd. Rod well 1\1iss, 64 Bromley road Roe Charles, 15 St. John's road RoeHarry,Ambleside,Copers Cope I'd Roffey Walter, Westonville, 23

Moni vea road Rogers Arthur Samuel, Wannock, 3

Moni yea road Rogers Robert J. 148 Mackenzie I'd tRollason Chas. Arth., 89 Venner I'd Rolls Edward John, 49 Manor road tRomanes Miss, 87 Marlow road Roney Ernest,N uthurst,20Rectory I'd Rooker Rev. John, jun., 1\f,A. [vicar

of Christ Church],Court Downs rd. Rooker Rev. John, sen., M.A. Manor

Road house, 42 Manor road Rooker Philip R., 61 Byne road Roper Edwin, LL.D., M.R.C.S.Loncl.,

F.R.G.s.,Oatlands,86Beckenham I'd

458 BECKENHAU PRIVATE RESIDE~TS.

*Roper Thomas Frederic, Oak lodge, Kingswood road

Rose Chas. 1'hos., 111 Mackenzie rd *Rose Edward, c.Y.a., Ash1eig-b, 2

Shortlands road Rose George Ed ward, 41 Kendall rd Ross Douglas A., Daytona, 39 Kings

Hall road Ross Mrs. M. E., 13 Clock House rd. Rouse Miss,Holly bank,22 Hayne rd Row Charles Thomas, Upton villa,

26 Mackenzie road Rowe Stanley, 27 Pelham road t Royal Miss, Brandon, 8 Marlow rd Ruehl Robt.,Stanley 10.27 Queen's rdRudg-e Edward John Henry, Ivedale,

15 Queen's ro:td :j:Riiffer Ernest, Ribblesdale, 27

Crystal Palace Park road :j:Ri.iffer Hfmri, ~Ienival, 51 Crystal

Palace Park road Rule George, 17 Kelsey Park road Rush Frederi~k Charles, Avebury

villa, 42 Ravenscroft road Rushen Edwd. Jas., 10 Blakeneyav. Rushen William Naunton, 11

Blakeney avenue tRussell Arthur, 105 Marlow road tRussell Chas.,Dulcinea, Marlow rel *Russell James, BLirnside,Church rd :j:Rutter John, 214 Venner road

S Sadler Albert, 12 St. George's road ~SageJn., Windermel'e,-l:6Wiverton rd Sahlin Axel,Wood 10.77Albemarle rd St. 1Iaur Mrs. E., Pelham road St. Maul' Robert, 7 Pelham road Sainsbury AlfredEdwin,N orthleacb,

96 Barnmead road Sale Herbert, 135 Birkbeck road Sales John, 2 Durban road Salisbury Misses, 1 Manor grove •••Salkeld Mrs.,l\Ielmer by,9 ParkHl.rd. :j:Salter Henry, Tower lodge, 44

Crystal Palace Park road Salter Joseph Humphry, 21 Wiver

ton road :j:Salter Joseph William,172V enner rd *Salter :Miss, Laurels, 4 Valley road Sammels Nelson Lionel, 40Sidney rd

Samuelson Frederick Burnhard, Wood lodge, 6 Oak Hill road

Sammons Geo. J., 115 Birkbeck rd Sanders Amos, 39 Belmont road Sanders Walter Henry, Myrtle

villa, 255 Mackenzie road Sanderson Mrs. A. L., Llanberis, 37

Kin n·sHall road Sandf~rd Arthur, 3 Bevin-: ton road Santer Mrs., 293 Beckenham road tSarratt Mrs., 10 Naval Asylum, St.

John's road tSarson. Walter John, 54 Lennard rel :j:Satchell Chal'1es, 15 Wiverton r' ,ad Saul. William, 2 Witham road Saunders Ambrose, 41 .Monivea reI :j:Saunder/l Clement: 56 Wiverton reI :j:Saunders John H., 53 Byne road :j:Saunders Mrs., The Lindens, 21

Crystal .Palace Park road Saw· Johu Joseph, WoodVIlle, 68

Barnmead road tSawyer Miss, 167 Venner road Sayer Frank, 93 Lennard road Scargill-Bird Samuel Robert, F.B.A.,

Oak Hill house, The Knoll tSchluncl Frederick, Kathlamba, I

·Sydenhamavenue tSchmidt Gustave, Southacre, 8

. Crystal Palace Park road Schofield Charles Henry,41Cedars I'd Schofield William, Beckenham cot

tage, 30 Wickham road :l:Schilling Mrs., 58 Crystal Palace

Park road *Schonbnk Alfred, G1enthorpe, 12

Beckenham grove Schrod Charles J., 27 Durban road tSchultzc Richard, 59 Byne road Scoles Walter, Broomfield, 24 Copers

Cope road Scott Alid., The Firs, 2 Blakeney rd Scott Cluny i\lacpherson, Rutlancl

villa, 2 l\Ionivea road Scott Louis, 151 Venner road tScott Walter, 3 Alexandra cottagest

Parish lane . :j:Scourfield Richard, Wynnstay, 47

Lawrie Park road Scovell Edward, St. Audries, 52

Wickham road Scully John \V., 100 Croydon rOiill

BEOKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 459

Seager In. Renwick, Mundendorrie, 132 Kings Hall road

Seale Frank, 28 Blandford road tSear George B., 24 St. John's road Searle Beltram H., Glengarriff,

Ancaster road Searle Fredk. Hy., 56 Kings Hall I'd Searle Mrs., 1 Manor road tSeddcn Chas. Thos.2A, Wiverton I'd Sedgwick Frank, Chichester lodge,

67 Wickham road *8elby H.J.,The Vale,26May'sHill I'd ~Self Mrs., 41 Wiverton road Sellens Albert, ] 3 Durban road Sentance Frederick Robert, Dune

din, 121 Lenuard road tSeymour Mrs., Dunkeld, Newlands

park Shaddick George, 52 The Avenue *Shannon Mrs., 26 Ravensbourne I'd Sharland Charles, Bonithon, 31

Wickham ]'oad ~h:lrp Albert, The Hermitage, 17

Hayne road Sharp Mrs. M~ R., Lyndhurst, 10

Park road Sharp 1\1rs., 46 Ravenscroft road Sharpe Ernest Rolls, Fair Oak, 3

Overbury avenue tSharpe William Kirby, Hazelmere,

2 Wiverton road Shaw Misses, 88 Croydon road Shaw 1\1rs., The Ellers, 8 Perth road *Shaw Robert Milton, St. Ronan's,

20 Beckenham grove Shaw William Vernon, B.A., B.:U.,

B.oh. oxon., 11 Aldersmead road tShearburn Alan, 12{j Venner road :::lheehan Joseph, 17 Monivea road Sheffield Reuben, Milton, 23 Bland-

ford road SheIlaI'd Tom, 46 Sidney road *Shelley Percy, Coningsby, 19 Beck

enham grove *Shepherd Edward Mapleton, Scotts

Lane house, 3 Scotts lane Shepherd Richd., 27 EImers End I'd Shepherd. William, 5 Blakeney road t Sheppard Charles William, Thorn-

croft, 21 Cator road Sheppard William Theodore, 20

Blandford road

Sherley-Price Henry, Ajaccio, 60 Wickham road

Sherrard Charles William, Fern-bank, 10 Fox Grove road

Sheridan Richard, 8 Crescent road tSherwood Fredk. Jas., 28 Byne I'd Sherwood George Buckley, 55 Bel

mont road tSbilling William Henry,48 Byne rel Shipman George, 69 Durban roadl !Shipway Henry M., 50 Byue roa} Shipway William, 166 MackenzieI'd Shore Frederick Wm., 25 Queen's I'd !Shorey Joseph, 1I2 Venner road Short Rev. George, B.A. [Baptist],

Woodfold, 10 Cedars road Short Cyril A., 42 Belmont road Short Ellis Albert, Wellan lodge, 19

Langley road Short Henry, The Briars, 33 Birk-

beck road Shrigley John W., 22 Durban road Silby Isaac Frederick, Ulverscroft,

79 Copers Cope road iSilver Hugh William, :U.R.C.S.Eng.,

L.R. c.p.Lond. ,L.S.A., Turret lodge, 9 Newlands park

tSimkins Frederick, 100 By-ne road Simmons Edward. 9 Durban road tSimmons William, 25 Marlow road Simonds Herbert Frederick, Wood

thorpe, 41 Southend road :j:Simons Alfred Lovell, Knightwick,

48 Crystal Palace Park road Simpson Arthur Ernest, 34 Clock

Honse road Simpson Frederick Henry, Thorn-

bury, 26 Southend road Simpson Henry John, Brentwood,

120 Bromley road Simpson Miss, Lorton, 1 The Knoll Sinclair James, 15 Durban road SimIan Owen, Wynburg, 41 Clock

House road Sizer Thomas Ewin,55 KingsHall I'd tSjollema Peter, 122 Lennard roacl Skeggs Alfred, GIan ville, 29 Kings

Hall road tSkingsley Joseph, '2 Alexandra,

cottages, Parish lane tSkinner Leonard Jas.4: Lennard rd Skinner Thoma!:!, 33 Pelham road '

l:5later Harry, Cedar villa, 201 Mackenzie road

Slce Herbert Hutton, Elm lodge, 57 Albemarle road

Smalley Maj.-Gen. Frede,rick, Springfield, 5 Park road

~Smart Henry, 6:1:Wi verton road tSmart l\frs., The Briars, 17 Crystal

Palace Park road Smith Rev ••Tames Lewis [Wesleyan J,

The Manse, 6 Overbury avenue Smith .Alfred H. 319 Blandford road Smith Alfred Wellesley, Valkyrie,

7 Kings Hall road ~Dmith Charles Aubrey, Parklanels)

19 Crystal Palace Park road :j:8mith Charles Eastlake, Fairbank,

59 Crystal Palace Park road Smith Charles James, Shenley, 20

Albemarle road Smith Frederick, :I: Fairfield road Smith George, 8 Durban road tSmith George Fitzroy,Leamside, 14

Alexandra road Smith Harry, Hazelwood, 202

Ravenscroft road Smith Henry, 101 Mackenzie road Smith lIy. Richard, 11 Westgate rd Smith Horace, Ivy Bank, 19 The

Avenue Smith James William, Cumberland

house, 9 Copers Cope road Smith Joseph Alfred, Eastwel1, 4

Westgate road Smith Miss, 24:':Manor road Smith Mrs., 180A, :Mackenzie road Smith Mrs. W. H. 46 King's Hall I'd Smith Percy, Glenlyn, 50 Kings

Hall road Smith Sidney, 13 Queen's road Smith Walter, 31 Sidney road Smith Walter James, Villette, 115

Lennard road Smith William, Charlton lodge, 9

Hayne road Smith William, 17 Durban road Smith William, :I: Edward terrace,

Avenue road Smith William, Padstow, 50 Kent

House road tSmithers Mrs., Myrtle "Villa, 54

Byne road

Smyth Edwin, St. Hilda's, 18 Blakeney road

Snelling Hy. Colby, 31 Birkbeek I'd Snow John, Florence villa, 6 Lang

ley roadSolomon Walter, Hextable, 58 The

Avenue Somes-Saxton Edwd., 2 Westgate rel. Banksen Ernest, Garsdale, 31 Copers

Cope road :j:Sorensen Marius Alfred, Bracken

holme, 49 Lawrie Park road Souter Mrs., 29 Mackenzie road South Montagu, Eversley,l2 Beckell

hnffi road Soyer William A.,F.R.C.O., 9 Beving

ton road Sparks William, Claremont, 3 Mac

kenzie road Spary John, 8 Kelsey Park road Spears William F., Albion villa, 33

Kent House road Speer James Griffith, Shirley, 51

Barnmead road Spelman Frederick 'Villiam, Fernlea,

32 Blandford road Spencer Alfred, 15 Kendall road Spencer Mrs" Belmont, 18 South-

end road *Spencer Mrs., Olicana, 28 Ravens

bourne road Spencer-Phillips Mrs., Parkhur"t, 12

Westga te mad Spenlove- Spenlove Frank R.B. A.,

R.C.A., F.R.G.S., High street *Speyer Arthur A., Birchwood, !)

~cott's lane Spicer Charles Evan, Cheriton, 19

Elm road Spong 'Vm., L.R.c.p.Lond., l\I.R.C.S.

Eng., Lynsted, i'i0 Manor road tSpring P., Maisonette, 43 Cryst<t)

Palace road Springett :Mrs.H., Oak villa. 42 lVlac

kenzie road Stagg Rowland, Woodbury, 46 The

Avenue "'Stahl schmidt August, The Chest

nuts, 3 l.3eckenham grove Staines Saml.Geo.,163A, Birkbeck I'd Stainforth George S.Lu-Gan,73 Kent

House road

BECKENHAM PRIVATE HESIDENTS 461

:j:Stalain Charles, 186 Venner road Stammers Joseph, 53 Kent House I'd tStanford Thos.Geo., 75 Wiverton I'd Stanger Mr~., Clava, 6 Elm road Stanhope Henry, 56 Belmont road Stanhope William F., 29 Belmont I'd Stanley HalTY, Trebarwith, 40 Kent

House road Stanley HubertJohn,176Croydon rd. iStannah Joseph, Burfield, Syden

ham avenue Stapleford Geo. Downer, Esperanza,

42 Copers Cope road Stark Amos, Boxwell, 9 Tudor road StarmerChas.,93l\farlow rd., Anerley tStebbingThos. Edwd.,89Lennard I'd Stedall Alfred, Binfield, 16 Hayne I'd Steele John, Khiva, 2 Manor road Steel William, Springfield house, 57

Mackenzie road Stembridge Samuel Eastman, Home

cottage, 102 Beckenham road Stenning Edward, Glenlyon, 54: The

Avenue Stenning J n. Kenelm. 5 Manor gro. Stephens1\'Irs., Prestinari:l0 Becken

ham road Stephens 1\'lrs. P. \V., Tyringham,

42 Albemarle road Stephenson George, The Grange,

Bromley road Stevens Francis, St. Leonards, 183

Mackenzie road Stevens Frederick, Pickerage, Oak

Hill road Stevens Geor~e, 32 Durban road Stevens Percy William, Irene, 15

Sidney road Stevens Richard, J.P., Maywood,

Beckenham Place park tSteven!, 'Walter, GJendcvon, 102

Lennard roael Stevenson Mrs., Saville lodge, 18

Bromley road tSteward Frederick, 59 Wiverton I'd Stewart Andrew Arth., 51 Durban I'd Stewart Harry, 169 Ravenscroft rd. Stewart Mrs., 52 Belmont road Stewart Walt. Smithers, 33 SidneYI'd tSteyermann Leopold, 90 Byne I'd Stillwell George Robert Fabris, M.B.

Lond.,Stanmoreho.14 Southend I'd

Stilwell Misses, Lynwood, 16 Copers Cope road .

Stinson Henry Alfred, Belgrave lodge, 47 Mackenzie road

Stoares In. Richd.,SI Clock House I'd Stocker John Wats',n, Edenburst, 66

Croydon road Stockwell George, The Ferns, 14:-

Aldersmead road .Stoddart In.E.,Stowford,8CedarR I'd Stone Edward G., 5'U The Avenue Stone Thomas, 108 Wiverton road Stone Thomas R., 7l. Wiverton road *St.oneham John A. Mundendorrie,

11 Shortlands grove tStraffen Mrs., Killarney, 78 Len

nard road Straker Charles, 55 Clock House I'd Stratton Hy. Alfred, 7 Mackenzie I'd :j:Strauss Paul, 79 Wiverton road Street Mrs .. 3 Cedars road Stretche Thomas Eclward Price, 91

Lennard road tStrohmenger John, Coniston, 40

Crystal Palace Park road Strother John Henry, 38 Sidney I'd Stubbings John, 89 Chaffinch road Stubbs Francis, 61 Chaffinch road. Stubbs Miss, Southella, 49 The

Avenue iSugg John, 31 Maitland road tSugg Mrs., 9 Morland road Snmmerhayes William, M.D., 25

Wickham road Summers Edgar, Ingoldsby, 32

Blakeney road Summers John James, Firldene, 13

Barnmead road SutherlandAlexander, 56 Sidney rd. tSutherland Geo.Robert, 36 Byne I'd Sutton Ernest, Annette, Pelham I'd Sutton Frank, Clarehaven, Copers

Cope road Sutton Frank, Kimberley,20 Kings

Hall road Sutton Samuel James, 36 Rowden I'd SuttonGeo.,Home 10.i6 Wickham I'd Swain Thomas Edward, 2 Downs I'd Swan Frederick, The Cresc~nt, 12

Blakeney avenue Swann Frederick, Holmleigh, 26

Copers Cope road

462 BECKEN HAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Swann Herbt. Anthony,9 Kendall I'd Swann Mrs., Chatsworth,45 Cator I'd Swanson Wm.,Innellan,24 Sidney I'd Sweet Tom Henry, ~1ayfield, 41 Sid

ney roadSwindell Mrs., Aventine, 4] .Albe

marle road tSwinerd Horace Arth.188 Venner I'd Syer Ed win John, 22 .Manor road Syer Wilfred Harry, G3 Cedars road *Syers Williain A., Chel.,ton, 24

Ravensbourne road Byme James, Strathearn cottage, 76

Beckenham road Syme William, Banchory, 153 l\Iac

kenzie road Symes John, 225 Mackenzie road tSymes John L., 36 St. John's road 'iSymmons George Vincent, 108

Venner road .Byrns Ge~rge W., Cleo bury, 52 Kings

Hall road .syrett Mrs., Tintarn, Pelham road

T 'Tafft John, Armadale, 4 Hayne road Tait-Reid :Miss, Kepplestone,Kelsey

manor tTallentire Thos., Beulah,l1 Cator I'd Tanner Hy., Rothbury,4 Brackley I'd *Tapp Arthur March, The Gables,

14 Kingswood r;)ad tTasker Edward E., Ashleigh, 59

Lennard roan. Tas!~er John William, The Elms, 78

Barnmead road Tate Edward, Acacia villa, 4

Blakeney avenue 1Tate Francis Edward, 47 Byne road 1'attam Henry, 5 Kemerton road Tattersall John Creassey, 30 Oak

Hill road Tavernier Edmond, Cots wold, 6

Aldersmead road Taylor ArthurEmest,214 Mackenzie

road tTay lor Ebenezer, 154 Venner road tTaylor Edward, 111 Venner road tTaylor Ernest Charles, 84 Byne I'd Taylor Frederick Hy. 71 Cedars I'd tTay lor Henry :Marshall, The Chalet,

23 Crystal Pa!ace Park road

Tay lor Joseph, 124 Mackenzie road Taylor Josiah P., Oleander villa, 207

Birkbeck road Taylor 1\1rs.,438 Blandford road Taylor 1\1rs., Kingswood, 7 Park rd. Taylor Reginald Roland, Shelforrl,

Copers Cope road Taylor William Henry, Wymlc

holme, 95 Lennard road *Tebh The Misses, Ashburnham.

24 May's Hiil road ' Tedman Charles John, Newlands, 76

Barnmead road Telfer Capt. John Buchan, F.R.G.S.,

F.S.A., R.N., Yalta, 36 Manor road Temple-Gould E.2G9 Beckenham I'd tTempler George\Vm.101 Marlow,rd Terry John, 108 Croydon road Tett William Lewis, 78 Durban road *Thi.rkellArthur, Courtfield, Becksn~

ham grove • Thirkell Claude, Beverly, Oakwood

avenue Thirkell Howard, Fairnalie, 12 F;)x

Grove road Thirkell Sidney, Heathbourne, 11

Copel's Cope road Thody Frederick, 91 Mackenzie road Thomas Capt. Charles William, R.N.,

17 Park road ~rhomas Alfd. Glenmore, 13 Park I'd Thomas Alfred Arthur, Edencroft,lO

Langley road Thomas James, 16 Downs road Thomas Jsph. Wm., 2G Chaffinch rd. *Thomas Joseph William, F.I.C.,

F.e.S., Overdale, 6 Kingswoodrd. *Thomas Mrs., Brodick, 116 Ravens

bourne road Thomas Si,iney, 48 Sidney road *Thomas W. G., Rodmill, 6 Brom

ley grove tThompson Arthur, 98 Byne road *Thompson Bernard, 60 Ravens

bourne road Thompson James C. 51 Sidney road Thompson John, P:;rk side, 11

Southend road Thompson Miss, 21 Clock House road Thompson Philip, 128 Lennard road Thompson Robert James, Heather

dene, 83 Albemarle road

BECKENHAM: PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 463

Thornpson Samuel, Gwynne, 93 Albemarle road

Thompson. Samuel, Lindifferori, 22 Rectory road

Thompson Sl. Leslie, 172 Croydon I'd Thompson Walter George, Homelea,

Cedars road 'l'homs Henry, Hawthornden, 70

The Avenue Thomson Major-Gen. Henry, C.B.,

Harvingtoll, 56 Fox Grove road Thomson Capt. CharlesJ., West well,

13 Kings Hall road Thomson Alexander D , Glen Lynn,

Gwydor road Thomson George E., Tracy villa, 25

Gwydor road Th:>mson Jesse, 11 Langley road Thomson Mrs. Thomas, Chalfont, 20

South Eden park, Wickham road !Thornf)erry John Russell, Saxon

hurst, 69 Lawrie Park road Thornley William Frederick, 22

Chaffinch road Thurley Philip Edward, 38 Kent

House road Tiffin Jobn Bunting, Crosthwaite, 25

Aldersmead road Tillett Harry James, 7 Belmont road Tillyard ~Irs.Coningsby,106 Becken

ham road tTingle.y Wm.Edward, 19l\faitland I'd tTitshall Percy, 20 Ne,vlands park Todd Frederick, l\'L R.C. s.Eng., L. D.S.

Eng., Sunnyside, 60 Croydon road Todd- Naylor Mrs., Lindores, 35

Bromley road Tolhurst George, Rosslyn, Capers

Cope road Tolhurst John, J.P., F.S.A., Glen-

brook, 6 Copers Cope road Tolhurst In.G.,St.Albans,47Manor I'd *Toone Samuel, Bishopton, 26

Bromley grove Topham Joseph B., The Gables, 44

Wickham road *Tovey Thomas, Sunny view, 18

West bourne road Towers Thomas, 40 Birkbeck road TownJ sph.Grassmere,7 5Blandford I'd tTownsend Lever, 106 Venner road

Treleaven Norman, Lyonesse, 28 Blakeney road

Triggs Capt. Walter, 36 Bromley rd. Trimmer Lieut.-Col. Augustus Richd.

Parkstone, Overbury avenue tTrott .Arthur, St. Florentin villa,

47 Lennard road tTrott Charles, 86 Byne road tTubb Madame, 105 Venner road *Tucker Capt. William Fane, Ellen.

gowan, 3 Kingswood road Tucker Edward St. J olm, 103 Chaf.

finch road !Tucker John Wm., 76 Wiverton rd. Tucker WilliamEdward,Hughenden,

19 Cator road Tuckwell Lieut. Charles, R.N., 58

Belmont road *Tudor Edward,Rosthwaite,12 Brom

ley grove !Tufnell Sidney Geo.,95 Wiverton I'd Turle Charles, 9 Anol road Turle Richard. Vere lawn, Cedars rd. Turner Eustace, L.R.C.O., A.R.c.n., 3

Manor road Turner Frank, 176A, Venner road Turner Mrs., 85 Venner road Tuthill James, Abbey lodge, Park I'd Tw~ed Mre., 23 Kelsey Park road tTyler Geo. Richardson, 84 Byne rd.' tTyler Thomas, ] 5 Lennard road Tyler William, 2 Rowden road tTyson Thomas Richard, Gladwyns,

9 Sydenham avenue

U Umbers Ernest W., 60 Belmont road !Umney Charles, Eardley house, 81

Lawrie Park road ~Ul11ney \Villiam F.,M.D.Lond.,M.R.O.s.

Eng., Heatherbell, 15 Crystal Palace Park road

Unwin Charles W. 37 Cedars road *Unwin Edward, The Mount, 18

May's Hill road tUphill George, 120 Venner road Uzielli-Ellen Herbert, Ardw'ell, 23

Kings Hall road . Uzzell Wm. Herbt.221 Mackenzie rd

V *Valentine Algernon L. W., Culver-

lands, Church road

ValIer Harry William, 33 Belmont I'd ·Vanhouse John Marsh, St. Valery

132 Bromlev roan tVardm Tho~as, 11 Pembroke ter

race, Trinity road tVassle George, 19 Wiverton road Vaughan Milton, 36 Albemarle road Vaughan Mrs., 20 Wickham road tVaux Mrs., Weldon lodge, 82 Lawrie

Park road *Veale J., Dan-Ian, 14 Valley road Vellacott J as. Richel., 7;) Ilennard rd. *Venning C. n., Le Sncwth, 24

Bromley grove 'tVerbrugge Eugene, ::\10n Abri, 13

Alexandra road Verdin Hy. vVm., 72 Bammead I'd Verinder In. Hy. Arth.,7Monivea rd. Verini Mrs., 159 Birkbeckroad Vernon Thomas, Nelli~, Pelham rd. Vesper Thomas, 30 Queen's road Vevers Miss, 34 Manor road Vian William Collett. !l ?llanoI' road tVinen Northcote Hugh, Rraekleigh,

73 Newlands park Virgo Sydney Albert, Fairlight, !H

Barnmead road tVoelkl George, 123 Mar'ow road Voice John Thomas, 24 Durban road "'Vorley W.S.,Clovelly,65Bromley rd. Voss Hermann, Holstein house. 19

Beckenham road Vowles ErnestAlbt.,1781Iackenzie I'd

""V Wade Chas.A.Chaseleigh,21Hayne I'd Wade George, 3G Durban rowl tWagstaff Edward John, Everleigh,

5 Morland road tWahler Max,Engadine,8 7Lennardrd Wainewright Robert 8pencer, M.D.

Land .• 49 Wickham road Wakefield William,-74 Durban road Walker George, 38 Clock House rd. tWalker Geo. James, 86 Wiverton I'd Walker George Powel, Newstead, 10

Elm road Walker Joseph, ~[.D., 'Wolverton, 37

The Avenne tWalker 1\1iss,121 :Marlow road ·Walker Robert, 16 Oakwood avenue Walker Richard F., 20 Westfield rd.

Walker William Peto, 2 Westbourne villas, vVestbourne road

1Walkley John Sanders, 68 Hyne I'dWalBliFs,Kepplestone,Kelsey manor Waller John, 339 Blandford road Walton il'Iaurice, 49 Durban road Wancke Herman Frederick, Hem-

met, 2 The Knoll Wanostrocht Henry N. T., Keston

view. 240 l\1ackcnzie road Ward A1fren Octavius, Rayleigh, 33

Albemarle road Wardle Rev. Joseph lCongrega

tional] ,Shirley view, 23Langley I'd. Wardley Thomas C.• 54 Birkbeck I'el tWare Thomas A., Fernsidc, 43

Qator rond Ware William, Stanhope villa, 28

l\Iackenzie road Waring Albert Wynne, Shirley villa,

8~ Beckenham road tWaring William ,Tames, Hatton

villa, 35 Lennard road 'Varmington George, a Downs roull Warmington Leonard, 1 Crcsccnt rd 'Varner Albert, Hasley, Avenue rd. tWal'llcr William, 43 Wiverton rd. Warrcn Edwin Barrett, Dunsdale,

3 Barnmead road Warrilow Marcus. 127 Birkbeck I'd Warwick Arth., 15 Thayers Farm I'd tWarwick Thomas Peachey, St.

Aubyri's, 81 Lennard road Wass Edward 'Vm., 18 Wickham I'll Watkins Harry, Melrose, 31 Kings

Hall road 'Vatkins Mrs., Strathmore lodge, 40

Mackenzie road Watson Francis. 56 Rowden roall Watson Henry, 23 Blakeney road Watson Ht'nry, 15 Chaffinch road Watson John, 4 Kings Hall road Watson Joseph, 15 l\Ionivea road Watson 1\'[rl'l.. Airlie,13 Beekenham I'd WatFon William, Clyde house, I?

Southend road *Watt George Edwin, Lynden, ("j2

Ravensbourne road Watts Charles Thomas F., B.~C.,

295 Beckenham road Wfltts Edwin, Camelot, 5 Kings

Hall road

Watts George Herbert, Oakhurst, 14 Kent House roan

Watts Henry, Kelham house, 13 Copers Cope road

Watts John, Longbridge, 263 Mackenzie road

t Watts Wm. Marshall, 166 Venner I'd tWawn Capt. William, 70 Byne I'd Way Arthur Hemsley, Randwick, 5

Oakwood avenue Way Ebenezer, Ravenswood, 49

Bromley roadtWaymouth Mrs., 41 Lennard road tWeatheritt James, 85 Wiverton rd. Weavel' George H., I Belmont road Webb Benjamin T., Percy villa, 15

~Iaitland road Webb Charles, Kelly well, 25 Kings

Hall road Webb Hy., Riversleigh,lO Rectory I'dWebb William. The Beeches, 19

Rectory roadtWebber Charles Thomas. Sedgeford

villa, 48 Wiverton roadWebber Frederick, Harbledown,

6 Rowden road Wedekind J. Edward, Glencarriff,

50 Barnmead road *Wedekilld Julius C., Ferndale, 23

Beekenham grovetWeeden Henry Jas., II Lennard I'dWeedon Joseph Wm., Boston house,

112 Mackenzie road Weir :Mrs. R., Ribblesdale, 7 Alders-

mead road \Veisgerber Misses, 33 Ced:us roadtWeiser Benito, Lyndhurst, 61 New-

lands parktWeiste Diedrich Frantz, Brading

lodge, 65 Byne roadWelch Jas. Reader, 60 llackenzierdWeller Henry James, Fairlight, 5

Chaffinch road Weller William Geo., 188 Croydon I'dWells Albert Primrose, ~I.A.cantab.,

L,R.C.p.Edin.,Albemarle lodge, 16 Albemarle road

Wells Charles, 1 Blandford avenue rWells Thomas Henry, Colwyn, 28

Crystal Palace Park roadWendt Otto, Wollin, 18 Uanor road

BROllf.

Were James Winter, Ravenswood, 9 Aldersmead road

West Basil, 3 Reddons road* West GeorgeE., Firsbrook,8Ravens

bourne road West George Wm., 231 Birkbeck I'dWest Herbert, Lyndhurst, 21 Kent

House road Westgate George, Arundale, 152

l\Iackenzie road Westcott Francis Henry, St.. Helens,

II Barnmead road *Western George A., Ravensbourlle,

Kingswood roadWestman Ernest B., Dannemora, 37

Beckenham road tWeston Charles J., 7 Wiverton road Weston Robert Mortimer, St. Erth,

Copers Cope roadWhale Philip Howard, Weardale, 49

Kent House road Whalley Robert Walter, 16 South

Eden park, Wickham roadtWheatley John Frederick, The

Elms, 84 Lawrie Park road Wheeler Alfred, Fern cottage, 70

Ravenscroft road tWheeler Gilbert Henry, Nol'thcote,

73 Lennard road Wheeler Mrs., Bradfield, 19 Alders-

mead road Wheeler nil's. F., 9 Wickham roadWbeeler Richard Lloyd, Radford

house, 100 Lennard road Wheeler William. 84: Beckenham rd. !Whelan Mrs., 21 Byne road Wheller Alfred Robert, Brook cot

tage, 2 Kelsey Park roadWbelpton Edward Smith, .!IIR.C.S.

Eng., L.R.c.p.Lond.,Gonville house,3 Beckenham road

Whiffin Thomas. Sudbrook, 55 Barn-mead road

Whincop J ahn, 30 Thayers Farm I'dWhitbread Alfred Edward, 42 Dur

ban road White Cab~l, Fairlight cottage, An- caster road

White Charles, 8 WIckham road·White Douglas, Wemyss house,

Church road

4:66 BECKENHAM PRI\" ATE RESIDENTS.

White Ernest, Hawthorn cottage,Ancaster road

tWhite George, 40 Lennard roadWhite George, 6 St. George's roadWhite John Fotheringham, The

Hollies, 4 Fox Grove roadtWbite Sydney, The Lodge, Wood.

bast wick road White Ths.Jn.,Braunton,30Manor rd White Thomas Golder, Aroi, 90 Len

nard road White Walter James, Rosalind, 231

Mackenzie road White Walter John, The Briars, 3

Oakwood avenue White William, 9 Gwydor roadWhite William Hodgson, Tweeds

muir, 47 Barnmead roadWhitehead John Dunstan, Radnor

house, 5 Southend road tWhitely Matthew, 18 Wiverton rd. tWhiteman Wm.Thos.,116 Venner rdWhitlock Francis Oliver,5 Pelham rd:j:Whitmore Mrs., Penbryn, 7 Border

crescent Whittaker Mrs., Fernl~igh, 23 Copers

Cope roadWhittaker Thoma.~ St. Margarets,32

Kings Hall roadWhittington Mrs., 39 Mackenzie rd Whittington Thomas, Bonaker, 52

Croydon roadtWhyte David, Summerfield, 5 Bor

der crescent WickhamHarry Jas.,43KentHouse rd Wickham Percy E., 3 Tudor roadWiggins James, 57 Durban roadWilby Ernest John,44:ClockHouse rdWilcher Charles, 19 St. George's rdtWild Gustav, St. Margaret's, 9

Cator road Wildt Adolf Ernest, Villa Helen, 18

Aldersmead road :j:Wilkins Fredk. Colvin, 57 Byne rd Wilkins Joseph' Edwin, M.I.N.A.,

Aberfoyle,l Elm road tWilkins Miss, 9 Marlow road Wilkinson Thomas James, Grove

lodge, 25 Beekenham roadWilkinson William, 204:Birkbeck rd* Wilks John Jackson, Rostherne,

22 Beckenham grove

Willcox Robert Morgan W., Ravensleigh, 35 The Avenue

tWilles Walter William, Oakbrook, 39 Cator road

Willett Henry, 5 Wickham roadWilliams Alfred, 19 Blakeney roadWilliams Arthur,Brooklyn, 127 Mac

kenzie road Williams Edward,168 Mackenzie rd.Williams Frederick Henry, North-

cote, 4 Blakeney roadWilliams Herbert, Eblana, 22Alder~

mead road Williams Lawson J., M.D., Holy-

rood house, 1 The AvenueWilliams Matthew, Hazelwood, 51

The Avenue Williams Thomas, lOlA, Birkbeck rdtWilliams Thomas Robert, Norton

house, 16 St. John's roadWilliamson James, Dulverton, 38

Copers Cope roadWillis Arthur, 1 Whitmore road Willis Fredk. James,32 Chaffinch rd Willis Henry, 154 Croydon roadtWillis Miss, 96 Lennard road Willmott StanleyJohn,51Beimont rd Willoughby Joseph, 8 Downs roadWills Alfred, 145 Mackenzie roadtWills Jas., East view, 4 Morland rd Wills Mrs., Elmhurst,28 Manor road Willsher Walter, 20 Oak Hill road tWilmore Mrs., Laverstock villa,

Newlands parkWilson Rev. Robert Dixon [Congre

f:!:ational],7 Gwydor roadWilson Albert, Belvedere,Pelham rd tWilsonAlexander Henry, 65 Len

nard road Wilson Alfred, 12 Thayers Farm rd.tWilson Alfred Ernest, Chesswood,

27 Maitland road Wilson Arthur, 17 Queen's roadWilson Cornelius Lea, J.P., D.L.,The

Cedars, 110 High street·Wilson Cornelius Wilcox, Wood

side, Kingswood roadWilson Henry, 28 Rowden roadWilson James, Innishail, 8 Becken

ham road Wilson John, 18 Mackenzie road

BECKENHAl\I PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Wilson Josiah, Fair Oak, 26 Albemarle road

Wiltshire Fredk. Geo., 47 Durbanrd Wimble Oharles Thirlmere, 23

Southend road Winboit Mrs., Elmstone house, 22

Southend road Winter Richard Henry, 31 Oroydon

road, EImers end Wise Cecil, Sunnyside,44 Sidney rd.Wiseman Ohas.,Nutfield, Pelham rd.WisemanFredk.Wm.189Birkbeck rd. Wiskin lVIrs.,Olovelly, II Oedars rdWith 1\Irs. Aagot, Escombe, 32

Oopers Oope roadWithers Mrs. J., 79 Kings Hall roadtWoelfell HenryEdwd.6Lennard rd. tWol:ff Emil, Bryng'llly, 73 Lawrie

Park road *Wolley Rev. Oanon Hy. Francklyn,

If.A. [vicar of St. Mary's, Short-lands], St.l\Iary's vicarage, Kings-wood road

Wood Ernest Alfred, 67 Durban rd Wood Frank, Sunnyside 61 Kings

Hall road Wood James, Oakside, 13 Ravens-

croft road Wood }Irs. C., Hyde,39Albemarle rd tWoodOscarDouglas,84Wiverton rd. Wood William NichOlson, Elmwood,

116 Bromley roadWoodbridge Miss, 31 Bromley road:t:Woodbridge William, Engledene,

122 Venner road tWoodham Miss, 5 Naval Asylum,

St. John's road Woodhams Herbert, DeIce, 118 Len

nard road Woods John, 131 Birkbeck roadWoolacott Horace John, 25 Belmont

road Woolgar John, 31 Mackenzie roadWoolidge Arthur, 82 Wiverton road Woollard Percy Owen, 32 Kent

House road

:t:Woollard William Charles,GlynIee,124 Venner road

Woolley Thomas Boyle, Selwood, 5Hayne road

tWorlledge Mrs., Mentone, 4 Border crescent

tWorster William Henry, Woronesh,51 Byne road

tWright CharlesWm.,210 Venner rd Wright Edmund Higham, Hun-

man by, Oopers Cope roadWright George, 12 Durban roadWright Herbert John, 4-clehurst,

171 Mackenzie road *Wrigh tJn. Glenha ven,57Bromley rdWright John Philip Kemble, Mabel-

ford, 173 Mackenzie roadWright Edward Mounsteven, Lan

carfe, 49 Albemarle roadiWright Mrs., Ravenfield,3 Cator rd. Wright ?tIrs. E. Mountsteven, jun.,

3 Oak Hill road Wright William, 21 Bromley road:t:W"yborn Frederick, Lustleigh, 36

Wiverton road Wylde Misses, 10 Crescent road

y tYeoman Edward.Penshurst,Courte

nay roadYorke Henry, 130 Mackenzie road Young Harry Clark, St. Bee's, 57

Kings Hall road Young James, 44 Durban roadtYoung Miss, 41 Cator roadiYoung Mrs., 104 Byne roadYoung Robt.Hellyer,12 Kemerton rd Young Thos.Anthony,19 Rowden rd. Young Thos. Fredk., 27 Bromley rd Young Thomas McOubbin, lLB.,

F.R.c.s.Edin, 63 Copers Cope roadYoung William, Roddam, 52 Fox

Grove road Z

"'Zimmermann l\Iax, The Pines, 40 Shortlands road

468 BICKLEY DIRECTORY.

BIOKLEY ~~----------------------

Issituate about a mile and a half east of Bromley, and for Local Government purposes is treated as one with that parish. St. George's church ig a handsome modern building of stone, with a lofty

spire. It has a chancel, nave, aisles, and transept, with stained glass windows, and accommodation for about 820. The living is a vicarage in the gift of the Trustees of the late George Wythes, Esq., of Bickley Hall. The Rev. William Alexander Carroll, M.A., of Christ Church, Oxford, is the vicar, having been appointed in 1898. Early in 1888 a Mission Church (in connection with St. George's) was erected in Nightingale Lane, Widmore, for the needs of the poor and populous district of Tylney Road. It seats about 200.

N. B.-The Private and Commercial Residents of Bickley will be found in the Bromley Private and Commercial Lists.

t Cllislehu1'st Postal Dis tn'c t.

St. George'sChurch,Bickley-Rev. William Alexander Carroll, :M.A., The Vicarage,7 Bickley Park Road, vicar; Rev. James Craufurd Boyd, M.A., 33 Southborough Road, curate; Cecil E. Clarke, organist.Times of Service: Sundays, Holy Com. munion 8 a.m. Morning Prayer 11 a.m., with Holy Communion. Evening Service, 6.30. Children's Service in Summer on 2nd Sunday in the month, 3.30 p.m. HolyBaptism any Sunday or Saints' Days.Daily Services 9.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m~ Wednesday and Friday mornings 11a.m. Special Services in Lent.

Mission Church, Nightingale Lane, Widmore. Matins 10.45 a.m. Evensong6.30 p.m. Holy Communion 7.30. Childrfm's Service 3.15 when not held at Bickley on 2nd Sunday in the month.

National Schools, Bickley & Widmore(TylneyRoad) H. Salter, head·master, Boys'School. :Miss Elwes, mistress, Girls' School. Miss Laumann. mistress, Infants' School.

Widmore Wesleyan Church, Tylney Road, opened Feb.' 11th, 1885. Bev. Albert E. Warr. Times oj8erviee: Sunday, 11a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Men's Bible Class, a p.m.,conducted by Mr. H. Griffith, Women's Bible Class, 3 p.m., conducted by }liss Green; Tuesday, service, 7.30 p.m.; Class meetings, 8.30 p.m.; Prayer meeting,Friday 7.30 p.m. ; C. E. meeting, Wednesday 7.45 p.m.

The Bickley and Widmore Temperanceand Band of Ho~e Society meets in the Wesleyan Church at 7.30 alternate Mondays, Membership 150.

Bickley & Widmore Working Men's Club & Institute, Tylney road,Bickley-F .Looker, hon. secretary.

Commissioners to Administer Oaths-EdgarThomas Martin Dennes, Thirlmere., 8 Hawthorne road, Bickley, R. H. T. Baker & John Henry Miller.

BICKLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

BIQKLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

N.H.-The Private and Commercial Residents of Bickley will be found in the Bromley Private and Commercial Lists.

t Ohislehurst Postal Distl·ict.

Avenue (The). Fr0111 8 Clarence Road.

2 Wimble Charles Frederick 4:Land Harold Cunningham, The

Nook 6 Wix Mrs., Gibson lodge

10 Newbery Henry, Kintore12 Morris Mrs. G. Harris, Quinton 14: Hallicar E., Grasmere16 Reid Allan M., Simla ]8 Pain Sidney Lewis, Dalesford20 Warr Rev. AJbert E. [Wesleyan]22 Smith Bellingham} Sanking26 CravenHarold George,CraigRoyston

Cross and return 13 Turpitz Frank Charles11 Johnson Arthur Henry, Winfrith9 Quennell Charles Henry B.7 Beesley Mrs. E. F., Stonethwaite5 Hornidge Marmaduke A.3 Smith Major C., Daresbury

Lamp Post Lettcr Bo;}]

Beaconsfield Road. From elm'once Road.

Rigltt Side.2 Brice Arthur, Lea Bank 4: Morris William,Addlestone

OUway J., The Cottage Left Side.

Bayley Leonard H., RodmillMiller Edward, The Croft

Bickley Cottages. See Blackbl'ook lane.

Bickley Park. Butler Percy, WoodlandsSuckling Frederick (lodge) WoodlandsFaulks Luke (stables of) WoodlandsOwen Evan Roger, the Knoll

Bickley Park Road. L~ft "Side-from SouthboroughRoad.

1 Allen William, Red Lodge..•..• he1'e is Bickley Pm'k ...•.•.••

St. Ge01:qe's Church 7 Carroll Rev. Wm. Alexander, M.A.,

VicaragePillar Letter Bow

9 Chalmers Mrs. F., FarrantsOwens Arthur (lodge of), Farrants

11 McFarlane William, Elmhurst13 Margetson John. Merevale

Fitch Harry (lodge of) MerevaleBignell George (lodge of) Merevall\tLord Arthur Ernest, Ivy cottage,

station master Chislehurst station horo is Ohislehurst Rail'way Station

Oross and "eturn. 14 Saalfeld Alfred, The Elms

here is Blackbroolc lane 12 Holdrou Henry, Boughton10 Brown Robert. Allen, Sunnyside8 Wain Mrs., Clarewood 6 Sprague Mrs. W. W., The Firs

.••..•.•. here is JVoodlands l'oad ..•..•.•• 4 Duncanson Edward Ford,Nutwood

Ford George (lodge of) Nutwood2 Leishman Mrs., Birkby house

Pink Thomas, Birkby lodge

Bickley Railway Station. See Soutltborougk road.

470 BICKLEY STREET DIRECTORY.

Billet Cottages. See Sou,thborongh.

Bird-in-Hand La.-PAGRHRATHLA. Left Side •

•••••• here i$ Nightingale lane •••.•. Knowles George (lodge of) Nettle-

stone Smith Harry Richard (stables of)

Nettlestone 1 BishoppHerbt. Douglas,Nettlestone

Cross and return. 2 Jones Hon. :Mrs.Park Riding3 Beer Bernhard, Westwood

Blackbrook Lane. Brister George (lodge of) EasthillHelby James, GlengarriffHooper Henry H. (lodge of)Glengarriff.•••.• here is Hawth07'ne road .......•..• •••..•... here is Oldfield road ....•..• Bennett Herbert, Albyfield

BICKLEY COTTAGES. 6 :Morgan Edward5 Albery Mrs.4: Joyce William3 Smith John 2 Quantrill Eldon

Cross and return. Holmes William, BonningtonHunter George (lodge of) Bonnington

Oanon Road. 1 Rowland Nathaniel 3 Hixson Mrs. A.

15 Filby James17 Bunyan E J. 19 Humble Edward 21 Tracey William23 Dean Charles Lloyd25 Runnells John Robert 27 Mather William George29 Ashby William James31 Kendall Jabez 33 Paget George37 Tyrrell Walter George39 Bassam William 41 Russell Alfred 43 Skinner Alfred Thomas 4:5 Fisher Mis'S 4:7 Coates Joseph

49 Bennett Horace H., bootmaker51 Davies Reuben 53 Giles Charles 57 Fawkes Jesse 59 Hillsdon William John 75 Parsons James 77 Smit.hHenry79 Harvey William Henry81 Jackson George83 Easthope Harry85 Crisp John87 Trundell John Frederic$: 89 Hayward Henry C. V.93 Shergold Thomas95 West James Herbert 97 Clarke John, bootmaker99 Hastings E.101 Bray Henry Joseph103 Elsdon William

Cross and retw·n . 98 Clark William James C. 96 Aspinall Richard92 Hadmore Mrl!, 24 Laing Percy Nicholl22 Day William Henry20 Stembridge .Tohn18 Wilson William 16 Sedgwick Henry14 Ralph Charles12 Clare John William 10 Aspinall John8 Goodwin William 6 White Arthur 4 Benn Frederick 2 Obee James

Chislehurst Road. Left Side-from Sbawfield Park to Elmstead

Lane. 9 Ely Mrs.

11 Mackling Alfred13 Dark Mrs., dressmaker15 Moore Thomas 17 Underwood Alfred 19 Mercer Mrs. 21 Tempest Percy, Crismill...•........ here is Hill brow . 25 Boggis J.29 Byford Arthur31 Archer Alfred 33 Wilks A., builder 35 Walter Mrs., Redlands

BICKLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 411

37 Batten Mrs., Berryfield39 Batten James, J.P., The High Field41 Howard Theodore, Westleigh

Pilcher Stephen Leonard, Westleigh stables

For continuation see Chislehurst lJirectory. .•..•.•. here is Elmstead Lane .••.••.••

Cross and retU1'1l.

........• lte1'e is Bickley Park .....•..• •........... nere is Pines 7·oad •••.••.••••• •.......•.... here is Widmore ••••••.....• ............ here is Tylney 1·oad .••,' ••..••••

Claremont Road. From 31 Southborough road.

Left Side. Miller John Henry, AtchleyRogers Russell Skidmore,Somerset cot

iligM Side. Davis Frederick Pittman, BrincliffeJarvis William Thomas, Holme

Clarence Road. 1 & 2 Hurlbatt Charles, Arno lodge3 Sinclair R. 4 Roffey Mrs. E. 6 Birnie Mrs. 7 Blakemore W. A., Leigh villa8 Tyler Robert9 McDonald Gordon

10 Radford Miss Hose John W., ~t.. James

here are Southlands Grove and The Avenue

..•... here is Beaconsfield road •••.•• 11 Turpin Mrs.

•........... here is Page heath ..••••...•••

Elmstead Lane.-CHIsLEHURSTROAD. Left Side.

McIntyre Thomas C., NorthfieldSouth Henry, The Cottage

Riqht Side.McKewan William, J.P., Elmfield :Sanderson Mrs., Bullers wood tLitlbreich Frederick E., LogshilltReid James C., HydeswoodtBrockwell Frederick, Elmstead Wood

(lodge) here is Yestel' road, Sundridge avenue,

&uthill road. For continuation se, Chislehurst Directo ry.

Hawthorne Road. Left Side-from Southborough Road.

1 Rogers William, Ediacara5 Gunn Wm. Cecil, The Red House 7 Lambert Mrs., South Lawn

.. ...•..• here is Woodlands road ..•.•• Wythe's Estate Office,manager, E. A.

Morgan •••...... here is Blackbrook lane ......•••

Cross and ,·eturn • 14 West Miss, The Homestead 12 Dotteridge Mrs., Dalmeney10 Taylor John H., Chastleton8 Denn~s Edgar Thomas Martin,

solicitor &commissionerfor oaths ThirImere

..•..•.•• herds Woodlandg road ..•....•• 4: Haines R. T., Hawthorne 2 Darwen J., Coombe Lea

Nightingale Lane.-TYLNEY ROAD.

Left Side. 1 Lush Charles 3 Wells Mrs. 5 Ash Daniel 1 Hayes J.9 Botting Albert

11 Burch Harry13 Puckridge Mrs. E.15 Pentecost W"illiam 17 Atkins Miss 19 DeauEvan 21 Carpenter Thomas23 Pollard Thomas 25 Jones Willia:n Richard 27 Edwards William Thomas 29 Podger Archibald3 L Wciffin George33 Bailey Percy Hunt35 Elliott Edward

Right Side. 2 Ward Alfred 4: Why the George6 Worley Arthur8 Craker Charles

10 Pullen Mrs. 12 Simmons Ernest 14 Andrews Richard

JVidmore St. George's Mission Olturclt

NlOHTINGALE VILLAS. 18 Randall Jesse William 20 Wood Lewes 22 Cox Mrs. 24 Reffell Mrs. 26 Foster Samuel 28 Stephenson Frederick Herbert30 Lush George32 Whitehead Thomas 34 Lush Robert

Jones William Henry, Sunny cot.Wingfield Samuel, Clarissa cottage

••.... '" here is Pembroke road '" •••.•• ••..•.... here i.g Wan stead road ..•.••.•• .••hereisfootpath to Market Square ...

Nightingale vllla.s. See NigMingale lane.

Oldfieid Road. From So1tthborough road.

Left Side. 1 Green William, Moorlands 5 Humphrys B:dward,Lingdale

..•...... here is Woodlands road ......•.. 7 Pollett Henry Montague, Fernside9 Wright Mrs. Highlands

Purchase In., Highlands (lodge of)

Cross and Return. 10 Beddow Alfred E., Southwood

Kilbourn A. J., Oldfield (lodge of)Symington William, NunolinPowell Richard Charles,Springfield

.•. here is footpath to Southboro1tgh ..• 6 Douglas Mrs.• Cheriton4: McMillan James, The Retreat2 Williams Howard, Hamilton lodge

Page Heath Lane. 24 Aitken Robert Bruce, Woodlawn22· Poulden Mrs.. Gowrie 20 Richardson Murray Spenser, Page

Heath house 18 Mark Arthur Shirley, Holne lodge16 Payn James J., Oak Dell14 Folkard Richard, Sunnydene ......... here is Clarenre road •.•..•... 12 Rogers Charles Knight, Oraneton8 Searle J., Littlecourt

6 Chamberlain Neville Colin. Elizabeth house .

4 Mason David Marshall, the Knoll2 Vallings Harry Adolphus, Heath

bank Oros. and f·etUl'n.

lVall Letter Box Wilson Rev. Ohas., M.A., BroadclystHolmes John Camm, Dial house

Paa-e Heath Villas. I Lewis James 2ATennant William 3 Liley Shadrach4: Lockyer George5 Smith William ·6 Attie Samuel 7 White Thomas 8 ·Cook Ernest 9 Cooper George

10 .Hutson Ernest. 11 BlittainSamuel 12 Beauchl1mpAlfred Thomas13 Thornton George14 {FOllOWSMrs., laundry

Follows John 15 Matthews John 16 James Frederick 17 Read Thomas 18 Griffit.hsJohn 19 West George20 Podger Ernest

Park Hill-BICKLEY . Southborou{fhRoad to Oldfield Road.

Llft S'ide. Sykes William Robert, Cedar LeaSessions GeorgeWashbourne,RothesayJaques Richard, LarchfieldCampling John J. B., RebuhaFisher Charles Stanley. Kingsdown

Right S'ide. Kerry Samuel, EulinyaNewton Matthew H., Dover lodgeSymington William, Nunholm

Pembroke Road Right Side-from Tylney Road.

2 Simons James 4 Sinton Mrs.

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6 Bur.kin Miss, dressmaker8 Tutt Edward Norton

10 Davis William 12 Cole Robert Ainger14 Stacey Edward16 Tozer Edwin John 18 Podger Edwin

Por/ge7' H. ~ Sons, LimittJd, Dye Works

Oross and ,"eturn. 35 Hunt Albert 33 King James31 Wiltshire Henry29 Wingfield Henry Herbert17 Hatcher William 15 Yarwood Ernest William 11 Brown Mrs. 9 Farley George Frederick7 Peates Harry5 Winterman William 3 Tilbury Robert1 Brown R. H., Pembroke laundry

Pines Road. BooseV'Charles, The Pines Goodship Charles, The Pines stablesNeighbour JamesRowland Samuel

Sh9.wfl.eld Park (See Bromley).

Southborou~h. 'Left Side-from Crown Lane.

.•.•• here is footpath to Bickley ....•• •••.•• here is Southborough road •••.••

·5 The Chequers, William Barton 9 Hoare Joseph, Blackbrook farm

Lighton Sir C. R., Blackbrook ... here is [ootpatll to Oldfield road .•• ......... here i~Blackbrook lane •••.••.• here lS footpath to Town Court and

Paul's Cray Common. Cross and return.

BILLET OOTTAGES. 1 Whitehead ,Stephen2 Clapson Samuel3 Whitlock William George4 Bloomfield Frederick 5 Flowerday William6 Downham John

7 Salmon James 8 Tickner Jesse 9 Baldock Thomas

10 Epps James

11 Legg Edwin) Mead View12 Jolly Frank, Meadow View 38 Crooked Billet, F. E. Pennicott 34 Bartlett Alfred J. 32 Knight W. H. & Co., Bickley steam

rustic and horticultural works 30 Jewson Alfred 28 Rippingale Alfred ..•.•• here is Magpie Hall Lane •••.•• 20 Baxell AJ:thur Barron, Arncliffe18 Postlethwaite G. B., Yewhurst 14 Johnson Frederick, Glerigeary12 Young Daniel. Halstead8 Gray William E., Draycott

. 4: Creed Richard, Turpington farm

Southborough Road. Right Side.

}j'r01/L Bickley Park. 2 Perks Samuel H., Fairfield 4: Kirby A. E., M.B.C.S., surgeon,

Springhurst , 6 Lucas F. W., Gordon lodgeWilloughby Son and Callow,house

& estate agents . Bickley Railway Station, James

Thomas Hilder, station master Po.~tOffice Tyrer Harry & Co. Limited, coal

merchants-George Alexander, manager Coat Co-operative Society Ltd.,F. Maddims, repr€sentative

Pegg Nathaniel & Co., Civil Service coal merchants- W. J • Laing, manager

Smith W. H. & Son, bookstall •...•..•... here is Cab Stand .•••••...•.. 8 Parr Rear-Admiral Alfred Arthur

Cha:;e, F.R.G S., Powis lodge10 Nichols Major William, Southfidd ...... he7'e is 80uthlands Grove ..•.•• 12 Bowley Alfred, '.rhe Trellis14 Mathews, Mathews & Lewis,surgns

Mathews Sidney R. H., L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., surgeon

14 Mathews Robert, surgeon 16 Arkwright Bertram 18 Tulloch Major Hector, a.B., R.E.,

The Hollies . here is Bickley Lawn Tennis Club

ground .••..•••••••.••••• 22 White Mrs. Lynch, Homefield

Wall Letter Box here are Southlands &' Oldfield Roads 24 Fels Joseph, Elmwood

Vander Beeck Ernest W., Holm. wood cotta~e

Douglas William James, rr:he White House

Asprey Geo.Kenneth,Orchard viewGarland Herbert,.The Coracle

62 Staples J., builder72 Spencer Herbert, More~by

Renals Sir Jsph., bart.,The Poplars Left Side.

Noon ,Charles, Coombe Lea stables 25 Holmes Thos. Barton, The Laurels •••.•...•..• here is Park Hill ••••••.••••• 31 Bourne Alfled, St. Mildreds .••••••.. hel·e is Claremont rotzd ...••.•• 33 Boyd Rev. James Craufurd, }l.A.

oxford [curate of St. George's]35 Fischer George F. ......... here is lValdegrave l·d •••...••• 49 fltuart Charles, Yalldilla 61 Butler Samuel 63 Ranger Charles John

Wall Letter Bow Leishman Mrs., 1)oarding & day

school, Belmont

Southlands Grove. Left Side-from Southborough Road.

1 Woodward James E., Berily hou~e3 Stock.Eugene, Glencairn5 Langmore Richard P., Harcourt7 Smith D. Warres, Holmdene ••.•..•• here is Clarence road •••.••••.

Cross and Return. 16 Rance Thomas George, Elmside 14: Borton Mrs., FairlaWn 12 Walter William, Ashlev 12 Walter W. M., LL.B.LOnd.,solicitor,

Ashley

10 Edwards Mrs. C., Newton house 8 Layman C. M., Thornton house6 Astle Wm. Geo.Devon,The Cedars 4: Spicer The Misses, Summerfield2 Wilkes J as. Herbert, Swallowfield

Southlands Road. Left Side-from Southborough Road.

246 Hederstedt Henry Burdett, Twyford lodge

244 Hind Stanley, Crofton lodge242 Slipper Mrs. H. J., Elm lodge240 Bradshaw Mrs., Rostherne238 Miller John Nicholas, M.D.LOnd.,

Overfield ..•....•. here is Clarence road ..•..•.•• ..• here i.~footpath to Walpole road .•• 186 Norrish W., Tredwell dairy farm here is Bickley Hockey Club ground

(For continuation 0/ Southlands Road see Bromley Directory.)

C7'OSS ana return. 17 Herrett JllJnes

Tylney Ro~d.• Left Side.-From Widmore.

1 Gilbert Samuel Hills~carpenter3 Woolley Walter George, draper3 Janes J. F .• cycle maker5 Shepherd David, baker7 Elphick M. and Son, butchers9 Churcher James, confectioner

11 Ware Hltrry 13 Sunnocks William 15- Haynes Benjamin 17 & 19 Puckridge & 00., grocers21 Riley Mrs. 23 Shoebridge Jesse25 Champion Francis George27 Clarke Thomas 29 Lane William Henry

lVallI-etter Box 31 Wood Mrs. 33 Wakelin Mrs. 35 Foreman Mrs. 37 Jenner Thomas 39 Cronk Charles 41 Jllodel dwellings

1 Hope ~lrs.3 Chandler Edward 4 Thompson Ernest O.

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5 Stiff William 6 Hierons John

43 Wells Richard J., grocer, &c.45 Wallis John Henry ...... here is Nightingale Lane ...... here is Page Heath Lane

51 Frisby William53 Alford Watkin 55 Winter Henry John51 Bisher Henry William59 Laing Nichol . 61 Burgess Misses, dress & mantle mas. 63 Dean Frederick 65 Smith Heriry67 Wharton Mrs. 69 Savage Ernest Albert71 Cole Ernest 73 Craker Mrs. 75 Seale John Richard 77 Simpson Hugh Hutton79 English Alfred81 Holmes Sidney83 Williams Ralph

Cross and RetUl'n.

............ here is Canon road .......•.... 60 Constable Mrs, 58 Coppen William54 Cox Edward

Bickley q' lVidmore ,Working 11Ien's Clttb q' Inatit1de (F.Looker, hon. sec.)

Wesleyan .LJIetlwdist Chapel52 Gransden Charles, plumber50 Wise Miss. dressmaker 48 Stirton Mrs. 46 Randull Arthur

•••..• here is Nightingale Lane ..... 32 Craker Arthur James Bickley go Wid1ll01'e National Schools

H. J. Salter, masterMiss Elwes,' mistress of girlsMissLaumann,mistress of infants

30 Bridger George . 28 Attwood Albert 26 Shewbridge Thomas24 Thompson Richard Leonard20 Bulleid Albert .••....•• lwre i,'J Pembroke 1·oad.. ~ ••... 18 Bridger George, sen.16 Crew Mrs,14 Saunders James 12 Jenner David 10 Wilds Mrs. 8 'Fanlkes J.,tailor6 Phillips William

Lowe R. A., builder & decorator Jenner David, shoeing & general

smith 4 Hollman W. Arthur 4 Hollman.T ohn, basket maker 2 Pensoth Charles

Worley A. A., florist & seedsman, Langley cottage

Walde grave Road. From, 35 Southborough 'road.

Left Side. Rosenfeld Ellis, The Haven

Woodlands Road. Grossmith John, The GrangeMitchell Charles, The Grange stablesPaterson Sidney, Wyncroft

476 CHELSFIELD DIRECTORY.

OHELSFIELD.

r 'S quiet little village is sItuated amidst refreshing green fields and exhibits at a glance symbols of rural life and rural quietness. It is in the Western Division of the County, hundred of

Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone, is 16~ miles from London, 8 from Sevenoaks,6! from Bromley, 3 from St. Mary Cray, and 2! from Orpington. The church, which is dedicated to St. Martin, is a flint and stone building, with tower, spire and five bells. The chancel of the church has undergone considerable alterations, under the direction of Mr. Topp, of Dover. The register dates from 1538. The living is a rectory in the gift of All Souls College, Oxford, and is held by the Rev. Joseph J. Baddeley, M.A. and L.Th.of Durham University. There is a Congregational MissionRoom at Pratt's Bottom. In the main road is a Wesleyan Chapel. It is within the Sevenoaks Circu it and is served therefrom. Opposite this chapel is the Council School which affords accommodation for about 180 scholars. There is a railway st.ationwithin easy distance of the village, which renders it accessible to all parts, especially to the great Metropolis. In 1894 a. new estate was opened for building purposes. The area is 3,218 acres, and the. rateable value £16,552. The population at the census of 1901 was 1,522, being an increase of 400 on the census of 1891. The village now possesses ft, Parish Council.

POST OFFICE, Money Order, Telegraph Office and

Savings Bank.Sub·Post-master, William Stacey.

Letten arrive from London at 7.10 a.m. and 3.30 and 7.20 p.m.; despatched at 10.30 a.m. 2.0 and 7.30 p.m. Sundays-arrive at 8.0 a.m., despatchedat 12 noon. Letters should be addressed "Chelsfield, Kent." Buli's Head Wall Box - cleared at 94·5 B..m. and 5.15 p.m., Sunday, 9.30 a.m. Well Hill Box-cleared 9.BOa.m.; 6.30 p.m. Bo Peep Box-cleared 9,40 a.m.; 6.40 pm., Sunday, 8.20 a,m. Chelsfield Station Box-Cleared 8.30 and 11.20 a.m. ; 6.30 p.ll., Sunday 9.0 a.m.

POST OFFICE-I'ratt's Bottom. Sub-Po£t,master, George Osgood.

Letters arrive at 8 a.m. & 5 p.m. j despatched at 9.45 ",.m. & 5.15 p.m., Sundays arrive 9 n.m.

P LACES OF 'YORSHIP. f'he Par'ish Church.

Ref tor-Rev. Joseph J. Baddeley, M.A. Curate-D. Davies. Churchwardens-E. Norman and T. W.

Brown. Parish Cle/'k-Arthur Verl'ells. Pratt's Bottom Congl'egation',z MissionRoo1n

Rev. Wm, Lewis, pastor, St. Mary Cray. Wesleyan Chapel.Guardian -E. Loxley Waring.Overseers-James Smith and James Dowler. Collector 0/ King's Taxes-John King, 9 Col

lege slip, BromleyPa1'ish Council-A MiIler-HalIett(chairman),

W. Fox, Daniel Collins, J. Rowley, E. L Waring, G. R. Tunstall, E. Norman, J. Dowler, and J. Smith, W.E.Bailey (clerk).

Chelsjield Council School &: Pratt's Bottom Council School-:Masters, W. E. Bailey and G. R. Tunstall

Managers of both Schools. W. Fox, E. Norman (cbairman), P. Bowen, J. Rowleyand E. L. Waring j Frank Gedney, Park house, Bromler, correspondent.

Carl'iers to London-G.Blundell (from Shorebam) through Chelsfield on Thursday,returning on Friday.

Carter, Paterson & Co.1

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'l'hosemarked * are in Shoreham Parish, but in (Jhelsjie/d Postal District; and t ehe/sneld Parish, but in (Judham and Orpington POI tal District.

For Green-Street-Green Names, see Farnborough.

Private Residents. Abraham David Edward, Rose villas,

Pratt's bottom Asprey George E., Court lodgeBaddeley Rev. Joseph J., III.A. Capon Arthr.,TheLimes,Pratt's bottom Child Mrs., Shang 'ann TangCollins Daniel, the GrangeHughes John C., Northstead manorMason Mrs., HewettsMiller-Hallett Alex., GoddingtonMorgan Miss M., Cross houseNorman Edward, Chelsfield house Oakeshott Joseph Francis, Red lodgePlumer Mrs., Rose vils.,Pratt's bottom Rock Mrs. P., Stone bouseUhlrichHeinrichSigismund,BrynterionWaringArthurThomas,J.p. ,WoodlandsWaring Edward L., Woodlands

Commercial. tBeale Joshua, farmer, Cackett's farmBlackwell Hubert, blacksmith *Blundell Jas., fruit grower, Well hillBlundell Thos., fruit grower, Yew TreeBrooksGeo. fruit grower, Park Gate cotCharman John, White Hart, Bo Peep Clark Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper,

Pratt's bottom Dougall Charles, farmer, WashnessEllis George William, umbrella re

pairer, Pratt's bottomFinneran Miss Catherine, refreshment

rooms, Pratt's bottom -Foreman Mrs. S.fruit grower,Well hillFox William, farmer, Lilleys

*French Miss R., fruit grower,Wel1 hIFrench MissEllen,dressmaker,Well hilI Groom William, bakerGroombridge George, butcher, Pratt's

bottom Hathrill James, beer retailer & fruit

grower, Well hillHughes John C., land agent to Earl

of DerbyHunt John, dairyman, Park GateJarrett John, grocer, Pratt's bottomLatter Mrs. Amy, fruit growerLloyd 'fhomas, station master

, Martin Fredk.E. ,Pive Bells, The villageMiller Geo., farmer, Court Lodge farmMorgan Thomas, fruit growerO'Hara Daniel, photographer, Pratt's

bottom OsgoodGeorge, wheelwright, grocer &

post office,Pratt's bottomRussell Jas., farmer, Fairtrough farmSmallwood Thomas, baker Smith James, builderSmith Richard, farmer Stacey Wm., stationer, and Post Office Thompson Mrs., grocer and farmerVerrells Thomas, harness maker Walton Joseph, blacksmith, Pratt's

bottom Walton Thomas Walt., farmer, Juliens

Brimstone's farm West Jsph., shopkeeper,Pratt's bottom Whitehead George, fruit growerWilson Robert, Bulfs Head, Pratt's

bottom Wright George, Roclc and Fountain,

Well hill

478 ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Applicants desirous of purchasing Residences or Building Land, or of Renting Furnished or Unfurnished Houses, are recommended to call upon or communicate with Messrs. David J. Chattell &, Sons, at their Local Offices, close to Chislehurst Railway Station, where accurate particulars, revised from day to day, may be obtained, of nearly all the available properties in the neighbourhood.

A personal interview saves trouble to all parties and greatly facilitates business.

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TUE CORNER OF LOWER CAMDEN, CUI5LEUURST~

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TELEPHONE (LONDON OFFICE), 6973 CENTRAL.

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CHISLEHURST -------.--. -.-.-.-.-.-------,

Isdelightfully situated on elevated ground in the midst of a thickly wooded tract. It is in the Western Division of the County, Hundred of Ruxley, lathe of f:!utton.at-Hone, and is about 11 miles

distant from London, 3 from Bromley, 2 from St. Mary Cray, and 8 from Dartford. Its beautiful Commons form one of its principal attractions. Chislehurst Commonand that part of St. Paul's Cray Commonwithin the parish of Chislehurst contain together about 134 acres. The outlying portion of St. Paul's Cray Common contains about 48 acres. This total area of upwards of 180 acres lies at a general elevation of about 300 feet above the sea, and is covered with a thick growth of gorse, bracken heath and bramble, interspersed with hawthorn and blackthorn and groves of silver birch and other trees. Since 1888 the Commons have been governed by a Board of Conservators with a view of preserving unimpaired their natural features and beauty. On the south side of Chislehurst Common is the West Kent Cricket Ground. Long before the days of railways, Chislehurst was a favourite place of residence of persons having business in London, and more than a hundred years ago many judges, bankers, East India directors and wealthy merchants had their country houses here. To this fact we owe the many fine old houses sur. rounded by ample and beautifully wooded grounc1s. In modern times the parish acquired considerable notoriety from having been for ten years the home of the exiled Imperial family of France. The Parish Church, dedicated to St. Nicholas, is built of flint and stone, and the structure dates from the year 1460, the font being the sale relic of the former Norman ed.ifice. At the east end of the north aisle is the interesting Scadbury Chapel, containing many munuments of the families of Walsingham, Batenson and Townshend, who have held the manor of Seadbury successively since 1424 and that of Chislehurst since 1584. The Church was

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restored ip. 1849and to this date belong the south aisle, the v.estry,south arcade .of the nav~, and the south wall of the chancel. The sanctuary and ambulatory were erected in 1896 by the parishioners to commemo:rate the Jubilee, as Rector, of the Rev. Francis Henry Murray, M.A. and Hon. Canon of Canterbury. In the chancel there is an ancient brass to Alan Porter, rector from 1446 to 1482, and the monuments to the families of Selwyn, Warwick, Tryon and Bertie are also of ,much interest. The shingled spire was erected in 1858, the former having been destroyed by fire in the previous year. There is a fine peal of ei~ht bells, replacin~ the former six. The parish register dates as far back as 1558, and is in good condition. The living is a rectory, in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester, and is held by the Rev. James Edward Ie Strange Dawson, M.A.

On the Common opposite to the Church are the schools originally founded in 1757. The present building was erected in 1'367. The Village Hall, in Church lane, on the east of the Church, was erected in the ~ameyear. Christ Church, Camden, which was consecrated by the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1872, is an independent incumbency in the gift of five trustees. The Rev. George Henry Pole, M.A., is the incumbent. There are Day and Sunday Schools in connection with it. The Church of the Annunciation at Chislehurst West was consecrated in 1870, and constituted a separate Parish by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners in 1876, under the title of "The Parish of the Annunciation." The patronage is in the hands of Keble College, Oxford, and the living is held by the Rev. H. L. Russell. Opposite the Church is St. Mary's Hall, erected in 1877. The Wesleyan Chapel is situated on the Common and was erected in 1868. There is a ::5choolin connection with the Church, which is rtsed for Day and Sunday Schools. St. Michael's Orphanage was established nearly 50

years ago by the Misses Anderdon and is now one of the Homes belonging to the Church of England Waifs and Strays Society; it has accommodation for 35 boys and is situated on the Common. On the extreme south side of the common is St. Mary's Catholic Church. When the late Emperor of the French took up his residence at Chislehurst, he became, with the Empress and Household, a regular attendant at this Church. At his death, he was interred within its sacred walls, a special chapel having been built to contain the tomb. This tomb, of massive Aberdeen granite, was an offering of R.!I. Queen Victoria. Many were the banners and wreaths, sent by grateful friends and admirers, which decorated the

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walls. In 1879 the remains of the Prince Imperial, who was killed in the Zulu War, were brought to this Church and deposited in a small sacristy by Monsignor Goddard, opening out on the north side. A beautiful reclining figure of the Prince has been erected in the Church, while the inhabitants of Chislehurst erected to his memory a very handsome Celtic Cross immediately facing Camden Place, the old residence of the French Imperial family. The Church where the father and son were burie.d continues to ,be visited by numerous pilgrims from afar off. The bodies, however, were removed in 1889 to Farnborough, Hants, where a monumental Church has been,built, which is served by the Benedictine Fathers of the monastery close by. The Governesses' Benevolent Institution, situate on the left of the road leading from the, Church to St. Paul's Cray Common, is a long, neat building" with lady superintendent's house in centre, and six houseson each side for ladies; the foundation stone was laid on March 4th, 1871,and the building was opened in the early part of 1872. A District Church, St. John the Baptist, in connection with the Parish Church, is at Mill Place. It consists of two floors, the lower being used for a school and club rooms, and the other for Divine Services. Accommodationis afforded for 200,persons on this floor. The cost of the new Church wa~ about £1,800. Camden Place was originally the home of Camden, the historian, who died here in 1623. The present house was built 1JY the celebrated Lord Camden, Lord Chancellor in 1766, who took his title from the name of this estate. In modern times it was for some years the residence of Napoleon Ill. and the Empress Eugenie, and is now used as the head-quarters of the Chislehurst Golf Club, which was inaugurated in 1894. Among other interesting houses may be mentioned-Frognal~ the seat of the Hon. Robert Marsham-Townshend, Lord of the Manor of Chislehurst, built in early Stuart times, the residence of the celebrated Sir Philip Warwick during the Commonwealthand afterwards of the family of Tryon. Since 1752 it has been occupied by the family of Townshend. The Manor House, an interesting old Elizabethan house, although its name is modern and a misnomer, for 250 years the seat of the Ellis family and their descendants, now the residence of Mrs. Red-path. Coopers, a fine Georgian house, which formerly belonged to the family of Stone, is now the residence of Sir Joseph T. Firbank. Hawk-wood, formerly the seat of the Jenner family, now of Mrs. Edlman. Fox-bury, the fine modern residence of Henry Frederick Tiarks, Esq., beautifully

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situated on the north-east side of the parish. At the rear of the Bickley Arms IIotel, in the chalk cliff at the foot of Chislehurst Hill, is the entrance to the Chislehurst Caves,one of the most interesting pre-historic artificial excavations in this country. They may be visited from the Hotel on payment of a small fee for guide and lighting. Until recently these caves have been inaccessible to the public, but a lar~e portion of their extent is now lighted by electricity. Although' many miles have been explored, their extreme limits have never yet been reached. The most-ancient portion consists of labyrinth of passages, about 12 feet wide, of fine workmanship, containing many apsidal recesses with chalk altars .. These are reached from the cliff by a broad, straight gallery, 150feet long, -10 to 12 feet high, 12 to 15 feet wide, narrowing to 7 feet at the roof. From this, extending to right and left, are passages of like character,' opening again into others, so numerous that the Tisitor is fairly bewildered and loses all idea of the direction in which he is travelling. There are many Dene-holes in the hill above, which, penetrating to the Galleries, afford ample ventilation. There is an efficient Fire Brigade, maintainedby the UrbanCouncil,under the command of Mr. J. H. Burton. The area of the whole parish is 2,739acres and the rateable value £77,000. At the last census (1901) there were 7,429 inhabitants. The railway .stations are-Chislehurst and Elmhurst Lane (S. E. & C. R.) 1 mile; Eltham 3 miles; Sidcup (North Kent Loop) 3 miles and Bickley (8. E. &

C. R.) Iimiles. Chislehurst is now governed by an Urban District Council, elected

annually in April.

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POSTAL ARRANGEME~TS.

HEAD OFFIOE.

HARRY SPENCER WHOMES, Postmaster. Post, Money Order, and Telegraph O:ffice.

Head Ofllce open from 7.45 a.m. to 9.15 p.m. Deliveries at 7.0 a.m. and 1.30 & 6.45 p.m.

to caBers only at 9 a.m. Direct despatches, Bromley 11.10 a.m. &. 3.15 p.m. Direct Tonbridge 11.10 a.m. Despatches at 8.55 a.m. & n.10 a.m.'" and 12.25 p.m.3.15, 5.55 (local post also) and 9.15 p.lll. Money Orders are grantell and paid from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Postal Orders issued 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., and paid 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.Open for Telegrams, 8.0 a.m. to 9.0 p.m. Sundays-aelivery 7.30 /lo.m., despatch at 9.15 p.m. Sundays-TelAgrams 8.0 a.m. to 10.0 a.m.

LoWER CAMDENTOWN-Sun. OFFICE at l\Ir. Ernest Holoran's. Telegraph, Parcels Post and Money Order Ofllce-Despatches 9.15 & 10.30 a.m., '12.45, 3.35, 6.10 & 9.0 p.m. Sundays 7.10 p.m. Telegraph business transacted 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays and Bank Holidays, closed.

PILLAR Box, Kemnal Road, 8.30 & 10.10 a.m., 12.25, 8.5 & 8.25 p.m. Sundays, 6.55 p.m.

CHISLEHURSTWEST DISTRICTTOWN-SUB. OFFICE, at Mr. O. A. BuIley. Telegraphand Money Order Office (Telegrams are forwarued only).-Telegrams 8.0 a.m. to 8.0 p.m. Despatches 8.45, 10.45 a.m.,12.35, ,W, 5.30 and 8.45 p.m. Sundays 7.5 p.m. Closed at 5 p.m. on Wednesdays.

OA.KWOODW A.LL Box, cleared at 8.30 & 10.30 a.m., 12.25, 3.0 and 8.35 p.m.Sundays, 6.45 p.m.

W ALL Box, Camden Gates, cleared at 8.40, . 10.45 a.m. and 12.45, 3.15, 6.0 and 8.55 p.m. Sundays 7.25 p.m.

.WALL Box, Christ Church, Camden Park, cleared at 8 & 10.25 a.m., 12.40, 3.20 & ~.55 p.m. Sundays 7.5 p.m.

WA.LLBOX, Station Hill, cleared at 8.30 & 10.40 a.m., 12.53, 3.20, 8.55 & 9.10 p.m. Sundays 7.20 p.m.

WA.LLBOX, Chislehurst Sts.tion, cleared at *6.10, 8.30, 10.35 a.m., 1.0, 3.35, *6.10, 9.40 p.m. Sundays 7.15 p.m. *For lucal delivery only 6.10 a.m. and 6.10 p.m.

WALL Box, Grange, 8.35 & 10.35 a.m.,12.10, 2.50, 5.45 & 8.30 p.m. Sundays 7.50 p.m.

WALLBox at SouthiII Road, cl6l1red at 8.20 a.m .• 12.30, 3.10 & 8.45 p.m. Sundays 6.55 p.m.

WALL Box at Rectory, cleared at 8.40,10.40a.m., 12.15,2.45,6.50 & 8.40 p.m. Sundays7.55 p.m.

WALL Box, Elmstead Lane, cleared at 8.0 a.m.,2.10 and 7.30p.m. Sun<1ays8.25 a.m.

WALL Box, Perry Street, 8.15 a.m., 2.50 p.m., 7.50 p.m. Sundays 6.46 p.m.

WALL BOX, Leesons, 8.15 a.m .• 2.35 and 7.45 p.m. Sundays 8.15 a.m.

WALL BOX, Green Lane, 8.15 & 10.20 a.m., 12.10, 2.45 and' 8.35 p.m.

WALL BOX,Coopers, 8.45 & 10.45 a.m., 12.20, 3.0and 8.45 p.m. SundaYR 8 p.m.

WALL BOx, Walden Road, 8.30 a.m., 2.30 and 8.0 p.m. Sundays 8.40 a.m

WALL BOX, White Horse Hill, cle!lored8.15 a.m. and 2.45 and 7.46 p.m. Sundays 8.30 a.m.

WALL BOX, Willow Grove, 8.40 & 10.36 a.m.; 12.20, 2.M & 8.30 p.m. Sundays, 6.40 p.m.

WALL BOX, Manor Park, 8.30 & 10.25 a.m. ; 12 noon, 2.30 and 8.30 p.m. Sundays 7.40 p.m.

WALL BOX, Red Hill, 8.45 and 10.25 a.m.; 2.55 and 8.30 p.m. Sundays ~.35 p.m.

WHITE HORSE HILL RECEIVING OFFICE, open 8.0 a.m. to 8.0 p.m. For sale of Stamps and reception of Parcels only.Collections 8.15 a.m.' and 2.45 and 8 p.m. Sundays 8.30 a.m

PARCELPOST - Despatch at 12.26, 3.U and 9.0 p.m. Delivery at 7 a.m., 1.30 and 6.45 p.m.

• Lettel' mail and Pal'~el mail is despatched at 11.10 a.m. (weekdays) to Tonbridge,Tunbridge Wells, Ashford, Brigbton,Dover, Eastbourne, Edenbridge. Folke· stone, Hastings, Maidstone, RedhiIl, St. Leonards, and Sevenoaks for delivery same evening. .

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Banjos.

484 CHISLEHUR8T DIREOTORY.

I'LACES OF WORSHIP. S. Nicholas ChUl'ch, Common - Rev. James

Edward Ie Strange Dawson, M.A., Rector: Rev. Herbert Gerald Dawson, M.A. and Rev. C. :1". Kite; Assistant Curates; H. F. Tiarks and A. Nu!'Sey, Churchwardens. Henry Kettel, ver~er.

Church oj the Annunciation, Chislehurst West -Rev. H. L. Russell, Vicar; Rev. R. Ryder, Curate. Churchwardens, W.Campbell Russell and G. P. Hutchinson. R. Parrott, verger.

C1l1'ist(Jhurch, Lubbock Road-Rev. GeorgeHenry Pole, M.A. Incumbent: Robert Whyte, J.P. and William Walter,Church. wardens; William Woods, verger.

Church 8. John Baptist, Camden Hill-St. Mary's Catholic Church,Crown Lane-Rev.

A. M. Boone, lll.A. Priest. . Wesleyan Chapel Chiselhurst, Common-Rev.

Thos. David Barnes :M.A.resident minister.

SCHOOLS, &c. National-F. R. Greenfield, master

Mrs, Greenfield, mistress Infants-Miss Owen, mistress. &hool, Church oJ the Annunciation-Mr. H.

G. Morgan, A.C.P. master; Mrs. Morgan,mistress, infants; Miss L. H. :Mudd,mistress, girls. .

Christ ChUl'ch lJay Behool, Chislehurst Hill-Mr. Ansell, master; 1oIrs.Ansell, mistress; Miss A. Lewis, assistant mistress.

Wesleyan Day School,Willow Grove-W. Marriott, B.A., master.

St. Nicholas Workmen's Club, Church lane St. Mary Hall, Workmen's Club, and Sunda,!!

&hool, Chi~lehurst West. • Boys' Club, Chislehurst West. Coed·Bel Cottage Home, 3 Camden grove-

Miss Pinyon, matron. Hornbrook House Home jor ·Women and

Children, Chislehurst common-Miss Molr, matron.

Manning and Anderdon's Altn8houses, Chislahurst West-Miss F. Pearse, lady supt.

8t. Barnabas' Orphanage, Chislehurst West-Miss Mabel Villiers, Associate in charge.

S. Michael's Orphanage jar Boys, Chislehurst common-Rev. E. de M. Rudolf, hon. sec. Miss Bennett, matron.

Park Road Hall-Park road. Young Men's Christian Association, Horn·

brook house, Chislehurst . common-Herbert W. Walter, hon. sec

PARISH OFFICERS, &c. Guardians - Joseph Stockbridge and E. G.

Turner. . Urban lJistrict Council- W.Campbell Russell

(chairman), F. O. Tiarks, J. Stockbridge, T. May, E. T. Hatch, D. T. Corke, G. F. Flegg, H. Wise, G. Pond, R. Payne, J. J. Burrows, W. H. Murton, W. Lund, F. J. Knight and E. G. Gibson

Clerk-J. F. Bowen. Assistant Cl/'rk-H. E. Knight. 8urveyor-W. J. Winter. Sanitary Inspector ani Highway 8urveyor

W. G. Powell. Treasurer-H. R. Payne..Medical Officer oj HeaUh-J. S. Tew. Collector and Assistant Overseer-J. Pollard. Fire Brigade Captain-J. H. Burton. Ot'erseer&- Joseph Stock bridge, John Sheard,

J. McKercher and H. Shipp.Collector 01 King' s Taxes-John King, 11 Mar

ket sq.,Bromley ; attends Saturdays, 10 to 1. Carrier& to London-L. P. D. Co., Carter,

Paterson and Pickford, daily.Chislehurst and St. Paul's Cray Commons Con

servators. Office at Chislehurst National Schools: F. R. Greenfield, clerk.

Police Station, Chislehurst West-Station sergeant, George Lunn

Commissioners to Administer Oaths-William Campbell Russell, J.P., Golden Mead, :Mead road; James F. Bowen, Summer hill and Council Offices and John Bartlett, Savernake, Carlton road, Sidcup Park.

Chislehurst Elect1'fc Supply Statian, RoyalParade-A. E. Darlington, resident engineer.

BENEFIT SOCIETIES, &c. Ancient Order oj Britons. Ancient Order of Foresters (S.L.D.), Court,

Lord Sydney, No. 4305; held at the Crown Hotel, Chislehurst. Meeting nights, every first Wednesday. Secretary, A. Franklin,

_ The Gardens, Heathfield. Chislehurst. Independent Ordet' oj Od41ellows (M,U.), St.

Mary Cray District. Prince Imperiallodge No. 6098; held at the" Queen'sHead." Meeting nights, once a month_ (Tuesday). Secretary, H. S. Pinyon.(Est. 1875.) .

Ohislehur!t Golf Club, Camden Place-The Right Han. Arthur James Balfour, M.P., president; G..!". Hamilton, secretary.

Chislehurst Lawn Tennis Club, Camden Park. Chislehurst-Oharles R. M. Russell, bon. secretary, :Mead cottage, !lead road, Chislehurst.---------;-----------------------

Howard Morley Phillips & 00., Bromley, for Zithers.

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ADVERTISEMENTS. 485

•••

ROBERT A. LOWE .Builder,

Decorator & Sanitary Engineer. ************

e.tJmatea clven for ~epalrs In an Branches of the Building Trado.

**********-** OFFICES, SHOW. ~_OOMS, &C. I

LOWER CAMDEN, CH ISLEHURST. JOINERY WORKS:

TYLNEY ROAD,WIDMORE • • • • • • • • • • • • I I', •••

First Clasr Work 'at Moderate Charges. EngHsh, French, alld Japanese WanPapers, Anaglypta a1zdother .Decorations,by the aest makers.

Specimens and Designs may be inspected on the Premises. Spn'ng, Roller, and Venetian Blinds.

plumbing, Gas and tiot Water Work of every description.. Sanitary Examinations and ~e.,orts made at a nominal cost.

Agent for Musgrave's Patent Slow Combustion Stoves. Sole Distrlot Agent for the" Pasteur Cerm Filter." Agent for the WELSBACHINCANDESCENTCAS LICHT Co., Ltd. The Ooean Acoldent " Cuarantee Co., Ltd. For Insurance against Burglary. The Commercial Union Fire " Life Assurance Co. Ltd. The Plate Class Co. of the City of London.

COAL&COKE MERCHANT WHARF: S.E.R. Goods Station, Chislehurst.

Carre.t UBt of Prices per Truck of8 Tons Including delivery, .upplied monthly on llpplh:aUoa.

486 AD VERTISEi\IENTS.

MBSSRS.

BAXTER PAYNE" LEPPER (ESTABLISHED UPW ABDS OJr A OlINTl1BY),

Estate, Land, Timber, House & Agrioulturall.gentl

10, Market Square, BROMLEY; 1110 at BECKEN HAM. KENT. and 69. KING WilLIAM STREET, E.C •

••••••••• Auotlon Sales and Valuations of Freehold and Leasehold

Properties~ Furniture~ Farming Stock, &c.

Collection of Bents and Tithes, and the Entire Management of Estates undertaken on Moderate Terms.

VALUATIONS MADE FOR PROBATE AND LECAOY DUTY.

PROPERTY R.EGJ:STER PUBLISHED THE FIRST DAY OF EVERY MONTH.

Bromley, Biokley J Beckenham, Chislehurst, AND WEST KENT GENERALLY.

MESSRS. BAXTER PAYNE &. LEPPER having through their Agency - disposed of most of the Residences and Estates that have changed ownership, are particularly desirous of drawing attention to this important fact. MESSRS. BAXTERPAYNE& LEPPER'S widely known and extensive connection enables themto Let or Sell Property of every description most advantageously by Public Auction or Private Contract. Scales of Commission on Sales. Valuations, Letting of Landed Estates.

_. House Property, Farms, &c., to be had on application. MORTGAGES ARRANGED ON FREEHOLD &. LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES.

AGEN7S TO THE SUN FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES, RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY, &c., &c.

F. PAYNE, F.S.I., F.A.I. } BAXTER PAYNE" LEPPER.d. H. LEPPER, F.S.I., F.A.I.

CHISLEHURST STREET DffiECTORY. 487

CHIS~EHURST STREET DIRECTORY.

Albany Road. From West Chisleh,urst to Green lane. _

Right Side. 1 Turner Charles 2 Lunn George Henry3 Miles Arthur 4 Kettel Henry James·5 Lawrence Alfred 6 Dennis Doiley7 Green James Heury8 .Offer Alfred 9 Constable Daniel

] 1 Godfrey Charles George12 Crouch Ed ward 13 Cripps Isaac14 Cheetham Arthur 15 Couchman Richard 16 Bllll.Benjamin17 Brown Mathew 18 Fleet Henry W.19 Parkin William 20 Cullen William 21 Latter John E. 22 Roberts Frederick 23 Brewster Charles 24 Skin~er Henry John25 Pain Geor~e Frederick 26 .BengeBenjamin27 Smart Mrs. 28 Rollison John 29 Dabner James 30 Piper George31 Hims Richard 32 George David33 Pott Frederick James 35 Wraight Mrs.

Cross and Return.

38 Payne William Robert39 Rawson Bertram 40 Lamprell George41 Sherry Henry42 Hvder William 43 Head George44 Wood William 45 Alexantler John 46 Edwards William 47 Denyer Harvey Holden48 Miles John 49 Burden Arthur Charles 50 Shults Miss 51 Haynes Robert52 Hancock William, Myrtle cottage53 Robbins William Henryfi4 Newman Frederick 55 Pitcher Ernest William 56 Golder Charles 57 Saunders Albert Edward 58 Dauncey Alfred59 Phillips Thomas60 I ves George61 White Mrs. •••••• he1'e is Townshend Road 62 Dickens Sydney63 Rimell Geo. 61 Cooper Charles Ernest65 Littlejohn George 6Ci Hamblin George67 Ridgway William Georlre68 Dicker Mrs. 70 Wilby Hobert

Alexandra Terrace. See Belmont road.

Belmont Cottages. See G,'een lane.

36 King' Henry37 Davis George

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Auto-Harps.

cmSLEHURST STREET DIRECTORY.

Belmont Road. From Green lane.

Left Side. WlloltonArchibald Bailey BazilParkyn HarryGillard Samuel Stovell Ernest AugustusWalton Mrs. G. Lester HarryYouds John Freeland Charles Jones HenryTreadwell James Lash William Thomas Herd James Lisson Frank Teasdale Arthur John Broughton Walter JamesWard HenrySines James Scott Henry AustinJones James

Cross and<#Return.

Breese John Thomas Saville Charles Stockbridge Willie.m

ALEXANDRA TERRACE. 1 Adams Mrs. 2 Marshall Edward 5 Dominey John6 Funnell Alfred Henry8 Dixon Frederick James 9 Baker Charles William

10 Letts William Edward 11 King James14 Eldridge William Thomas

Belmont Terrace. See Green lane.

Bickley Terrace. See Green lane. --

Botany Bay Lane.-QHISLEHURST COMMON.

Jolly CharlesWolfe John Mayhew G. Wood E. H., Thong farm

Teesdale Frank here is public footpath to Town Court

and Southborough

Brickfield Cottages.See White Horse !dU.

Bromley Lane. Prom Chislelwrst Commonto

Sltepl~eJ'd's Green. RigM Side.

Robinson Arthur, Bretaneby

Burlington Parade.-RED HILL. Branch of Bromley Co-operative

Society Limited7 SquiresWm.,glass & china wareho. 6 Fairs & Rusbridge, bakers5 Leeson Henry, .butcher4 Goodbody W. G., draper3 Ashfield Chas. Lewington,shoema.2 English William, hair dresser1 Rogers G. C., grocer

Burlington Terrace. From Ohislehnrst West to

Albany Road. 1 Whitehead Alfred 2 Morgan Henry Grattan3 Ekcl Harrison 4 Barker Albert Richd., insur. agent5 Gould George

Burlington Villas. ::Jee (!1~i:;le1mr8twest.

Calderwood Cottages. See Holbrook lane.

Camden Grove.-CHISLEHURSTWEST. 1 Sparks George2 Cruttenden F. 3 Ooed-Bel Oottage Home-Miss

Pinyon, matron5 Petty Mrs.6 Barton Henry 1 Wise Harry8 Ward George Ed ward9 Miller Robert

Ho\\ ard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Pia.nofortes.

CliISLEHURST STREET DIRECTORY. 489

10 Taylor Henry11 Whitebread Henry James12 Jolly William]3 Holden Henry14 Levy Thomas15 Day Mrs.1G Brown James 17 Wise Fred 18 Smith E. W. 19 White William Henry20 Rllingbam Mrs, E.·21 Capel William22 Scott William 23 Head Henr~' George2-l Mason Frederick 25 Tookey George26 Beckington William

Camden Park. ChislehurstGolf Club, Camden house,

Camden pk. (G. F. Hamilton, sec.)Chislelwrst Lamn Tennis Club (C.

R. M. Russell, han. sec

Camden Park Road. Camden Hili to Lower Camden.

Willett William, The Cedars Robinson Fredk. Arth., Camden HoltBalfour Robert; .Avonhurst Quincey Bertram. de Quincey, Mount-

field Webb Harry, Derwent houseLaidlaw Robert, Bonchester Jameson Rev. Kinsgbury, Z,I.A., Kings.

croft Cross and Return.

(;'amden Lawn Tennis Ground Chislehurst Golf Links

Camden Terrace. See Mill place.

Camden Wood -Yester road to Willow Grove.

Left Side. Wall Letter Box Woodall Corbet, Walden I De Quincy Roger, Oakwood ' Whyte Robert, J P., Oakwocd ....•... here is TValden road

01'088 and Rvturn. Aitken Albert John, Fernwood Edwards Mrs. Vanner J as. Engelbert, Camden woodParker Mrs. Truscott Sir Geo. Wyatt, GrtJat wood

Carlisle Terrace. See Green lane.

Chislehurst Common. F1'om the TVater T01ver.

Lelliott 1\1rs.,Water TowerPotter William, Water Tower ...... here is Summer Hill Villas .....• Martin's Bank, Limited, Henry

Reginald Payne, managerHardee Oscar, photographer, Summer

Hill lodge........•..• kere i8 Jl1ill place ..•. ~.•....• Pembroke P. J., HawthornsMcArthur, W., MillfieldBowen Jas. Hill. Leweston Wylde John, MayfieldTownend Arthur Powell, ChipsteadAlston George Robert, Rosemountkere is the West Kent C7"icket Ground Wilson Sydney John, The BriarsJ oynson Edmund Hambro . Wollaston Mrs., Bishop's Well

.Wilson Mrs., BIShop'swell cottageMartyn Misses, Old Crown cottage...•.•... here if> Crown Lane ........• Nussey Anthony Foxcroft, The Ivy hoTapsell ThomasMitcham John, Coffee Rooms Tod Norman Pringle, Norman cottagePedder :Miss,LysvoldRae l\Irs., GleneUyThompson Miss, Glenelly Madey cottages

4 Spence :Uiss3 Amson Ed ward 2 Wat son Misses 1 Jenner Mrs. Richd. Herbt. Ful1el'

.. ......•... here is Crown Lane . St. 1I1a7"!/'sCatholic Chw'ch Edlmann Mrs. F. G., Hawkwood here is Botany Bay Lane and footpath

to Southborough and Crofton.

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Mal1do~ines.

490 CHISLEHURST STREET DIRECTORY.

Firbank Sir Joseph Thomas, M.P., J.P.,

D.L., The Coopers Rectory Place

5 Griffith Miss 4 Prosser Miss 3 AUlatt Miss Kate, dressmaker 2 Emmans Henry Alan] Tayler Miss

Tiger's cottages-'1 Durling Alfred James2 Brown Harold 3 Durling Arthur

Fi7'e Brigade Station ...••• he7'e is Manor Park road ..•.• Tiger's Head, James Albert l\Iatthew!' Field George, cab proprietorNorfolk Edward Foster Miss, Rose eottageSt. Nicholas Pat'ish ChUl'ch .••.....• .. here is Cnu7'ch 7'OW .

Merry Geo. William, WhitehouseMiller Geo.William " Bennett Henry Eo, AthelneyPitt Rev. Edward Martin, M.A.,

Seafield M.cKenzieThomas, WhinfieldMcKenzie J. A. P., Whinfield

l.i Greenfield Frederick Richard, The ~ School house ~ National ScllOols,FrederickRichard ~ Greenfield, master; Mrs. Fredk. "!::-. Richard Greenfield, mistress; ~ Miss Elizabeth Owen, infants ~ Esperance Sreurs, dressmakers and ~ milliners, White lodge

C/'own Inn, W. Downes Field George, jobmasterMunnsArnoldEdward, St. Michael'R

lodge St. Michael's Orpnanaqe /01' boys.

Miss Bennett, matron •...•...• hel'e is OnUl'Cn Row •.....•.• •.•..•••. he7'e is Royal Pa7'ade ...••.••• Chubb Harry Withers, BurlinghamMarshall Arthur, Erpin~hamAllen Arthur John, SalcombeHindmarsh Stuart, Hurry DownsNolloth Rev. Charles Frederick, M.A. Beck Francis, Fairholm •••••... he7'e is Bromley Lane .....•.•. Thornton William, Sunnymead

Thompson Richard H., FairlightNickalls Sir Patteson, J.P., Fallowfield •••..•... here is Ashfield Lan~ .....•.• Tyndale John Richard, Meadowcroft ........• he7'e is Kelllnal 7'oad ..•...• Webster Mrs., Woodlands TVebster cottages-

Slade John Brown John Vines William

Hill Norman Gerard, Oak cottageLunniss Mrs., Heathfield Spink Chas., FurzefieldCuxson G. A. Pryce, Mead hou3c ....••••... hf'l·e is Gt'een Lane •.•....•.... Ford Mrs., 1 Queen's villas Lawford ReginaM Valentine.2 } Tam-Hiscock James, ) side ••..• he/'e is Chislehw'st West •.•..• Hornbrook Hrmse HOIJlBl/or JVomen

and Children (Miss ~Ioir, matron) Young .J.'lfen'.Y Christian A,sociation

(Herbert W. Walter, hon. sec.),Hornbrook hou~e

Moor Rev. John Frewen, M.A.,ArdmoreWoodgerJohn J sph.,Clarendon nurserySolly Ernest, SunnywaysBackhouse Miss, Clarendon villaAllan Jamel::',lX.B., C.M., surgeon, Ald

boroughPerry Mrs" Broad OakBarnes Rev. Thomas David [Wes

leyan], The ManseWesleyan Methodist ChapelChubb Sir Goo. Hayter, bart. J.P"

Newland!! Plummer Mrs., Oak lon.geDick Charles Edward, ROl::'smore Fletcher Edward H., Chevender .••.•• n·e1'eis TVilde1'l1ess ere cen

here is Camden park , here is Camden park 7'oad- Entrance

to Camden golf ii zks ..•........ here is Camden hill . TVall Letter BO,1J •

H eatlt cottages6 French Mrs. 5 Hunt Mrs, 4 George Henry 3 Ford Charles

Howard Morley Phillips & 00., Bromley, for Musical Boxes.

CHISLEHURST STREET DIRECTORY. 491

2 James George Stacey James

James Edward, beer retailer St John the Baptist Mission Chm'ch

Chislehurst Hill. Left Side.

Glass Walter John, butcher OAK COTTAGES.

1 Radford Thomas, plumber, &c. 2 Parks George 3 Emmins Harry 4 :Moore Caleb

Chdst Chw'ch School ..•.•..••.•. here is J1Jill Place •.•.•.•.•••. Impenal Al'ms, Henry H. Boyall Smith William, greengrocer :Mens Edwin, professor of music Mercer James, Wodenstone Dnuble James, 3Florence villas Marchant James, 4 " " Field Arthur, Coniston Ansell Walter, Charnwood Maddison Arthur, Rodwoll Currie Mrs., The Mount Lane J. H. E., Berlaymount Lawson Hugh, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.L.,

The Garth Lawson & Tallent, surgeons Smith Mrs., Ventnor Williams David James, Ivy bank Snow James Humphrey, Camden Rise Crombie Thos. Archibald, Woodlands Podmore John Herbert, Shanklin

Cross and Return, Strauss Berna~d Edwin, Ivy:Bridge•...•.•. here lS Lubbock road .••.••••

Chislehurst Road.-Continued from Bickley.

Chi&lehur&t Po&tal District.

43 Hunt George Stratford, Sandfield 45 De Quincy Richard, Inglewood

Buss George(TheLodge),Inglewood 47 AllenRev .CanonJ n.,D.D.,Merlewood here is Goods Station, S. E. 0' 0. R. 49 Keaton MissSusanMary ,tobacconist

and stationer 51 Andrews Percival, greengrocer

53 Ziegler Ernest, baker & confectnr. 55 Rogers & Sons, dairymen 57 Lowo Robt.A., builder&co1J.tractor 57 Chattell David James, auctioneer ......... hel'e is Lower Camden .....•.•. 59 Gale Brothers, grocers 61 Prebble John G., chemist 61 Field Charles 63 Holoran Ernest, draper,&post office 65 Brewer:\fatthew,Camden boot stars

01'0&8 and Return. 8 The Bickley Hotel, Herbert Danl.

Ryan Field George, fly proprietor

•.•... •.. here is Station l'oad. ...•.•••• 6 Moore Mrs. E. H., boys' school

For continuation·see Bickley,

Chislehurst Station. Betn'ee1~ Low. Camden ~ 8wume7' hZ. Chislehurst Station, S.E. & C. Railway,

Arthur Ernest Lord, station master Smith W. H. & Son, booksellers Cockerell G. J. & Co. (incorpc,rated

with Rickett, Cockerell & Co.Lim.), coal merchants

lVall Letter Box Moore J obn, coffee stall Postmen's Sorting Office

Chislehurst West. Left-hand side from Common.

Brigden Wm., miller and corn dealer Lasb William, r-arriage builder J efft:ry Mrs. Scriven Misses S. and A., ladies'

outfitters Jones Richard, greengrocer Greengrass GeUy, upholsterer. &c. Houghton Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner Rider Thomas and Son, builders, &c. Miller Henry Bulley Mrs.C.A.,statnr.& toy repository 81th Post Otfice-C. A. Bulley, post

master •••••.••..hel'e is Camden Gl'ove .......•• The Fox and Hour.rls, Chas. Bayman Brigden Francis H., baker & confectnr. Welford's Surrey Dairies LimitedPepperJ n. Thos. ,hairdre'lser and tobcnst

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Violit£ Cases.

Cripps Mrs. Hannah, chimney cleaner Keith & Co., butchers; Scotch & Eng

lish meat only Gorringe Charles, grocer Wood Mrs. Aldridge Thomas Wm., Coffee Tavern Marsh Alfred, baker Cooling Geo., stationer & photographer Bastable Frank Alexander, fishmonger Flegg & Son, saddlers &c. Cole Sidney, greengrocer Police Station, Station-Sergt. George

Lunn Sheard John, butcher Hinks WilliamHenry,tailor & outfitter Rouch & Sons, drapers Barnes Charles Prebble John G., chemist Dixon Mrs. Wilson Thomas, corn dealer, &c.

••••••••• !I€1'e is Willow Grot'e . Woodward William Henry, grocer Le!lter & Son, plumbers, Westbourne Stringer Mis!;, girls' school, Girton hOe Prickend lVational Schools, Henry

Grattan Morgan, ma~ter Boys' Club St. Mary's Hall St. Bm'nabas' 01phanage, Miss Mabel

Villiers, associate in charge Willis Misses, 1 Lamorna villas Davey Frank. F.R.C.O., L.R.A.M., Una

corda Pierce George, Burlington lodge Whitfield Mrs., 1 BurlinglOll villas Smith Wm. George, 2 Burlington vili Pinyon Harry, nurseryman

Cross and Return.

.••.•. here is Burlington Parade ...•.•• Russell Rev. Henry Lloyd, The

Vicaraqe .Manning g' Andel·don's Allllsltouse~,

Miss F. Pearse, lady supt. . Chw'ch of the Annunciation. Wellfield Place·

7 Cockett William 6 1\1oul William 5 Batchelor Alfred Edwin 4 Sa~nders Mrs. 3 Hatch Esmead

2 Potter Alfred 1 Crane George

•••..•...•.. here' is Pa1'k ,·oad .....•.....• White & Bushell, ironmongers Bound George, butcher DABNER CHARLES, builder Leaver & Co., tailors International Tea Company's Stores

Li1nited Rice Arthur A., cycle maker London g' County Ba1~kin.q Co. Lim.

A. Wright, branch' manager YoungMissPhrebe,art needleworkdepot Judd Henry Robert, draper Uridge William, grocer, &c.

here are Lines' is' Queen's cottages 4 Cl!llingford James, confectioner

Manns Robert Vicary , watchmaker Wise John, bootmaker Woodger John Joseph, florist and

nurseryman Crowe 'l.'homas, jun .• carriage pro

prietor & jobmaster Queen's Head Hotel,CharlesRoberts

Church Lane. Left side from .Ma'lor P£l1'k 7'oad.

J.'lortuary Greatheed R~v. Stephenson, Wardley ••.••... here is Ro,-qal Pamde •.•......

St. George's Hall Boulcott Miss, H urstmead Konig FrederickAdolphus, The Cottage Sicklemore Hugh G" Holly Brake ....•• here. a's Shepherd's Green .....•

Cross and Return. . ••..•.•• here is Holbrook Lane ........• Wale Mrs. Pentlow John

Allotment Land,

St. Nicholas IVol'1cmen's Club . .•..• here is Paul's Cray road Village Hall

. Church Row. Taylor Miss Alice, confectioner Hall Frank, L.D.S., dental surgeon Andrews Perch-aI, greengrocer

. Capon Jethro, caretaker

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Guitars.

CHISLEHUR:5T STREET DIREOTORY. 493

Chislehurst Urban lJistl'ict Gounail-Jame~ F. Bowen, clerk

Whomes Harry S., Rose cottage Post Qffice, Postal Telegraph Office,

,savings Bank, Life Insurance-Harry S. Whomes, postmaster

Wells & Lee, drapers ·Fox Mrs. & Miss~s, kindergarten schl. Cooper Geo. Thos., corn and coal mer. Kemp John Edward

'Lambourne John Campbell Miss, Achlian DudJlestone Miss, Lime villa

6 Dalton Miss 4, N ussey Miss

Metcalfe :Mrs., Barra Parker Mrs., Beech house Devonshire Easton, Purbright ChUl'ch of St. Nicholas

Orown Lane.-OHISLF.HURST ComION. I Allchorn David 2 Smetham Frederick A. 3 Holloway Frederick 4 Durling Tom

GLADYS COTTAGES. 7 Cocksedge John 6 N eIthorpe George 5 Glassup Thomas 4 Dickens George, jun, 3 Steptoe Martin 2 Crowe Miss Emma, tlressmaker 1 Dorrer Edward

Shadwell James, carpenter, Barn End Boone Rev. Auguste M., M.A. rCath.],

The Presbytery St. Mary's qatkolia OhuTah

Cross and Ret'JI·n. Eugenie ~ottages5 French Mrs. 4, Rettel Henry, verger of St.Nichoias

Church 3 Day Abraham 2 French George, carpenter 1 Stockford James

WILTON VILLAS. 4, Carnell Ed ward William

,3 Dickens George 2 Tve Edward I Dickens Joseph

Edwards Terrace. From Green lane to Belmont road.

Right Side. I Scott Benjamin 2 Botting Clement 3 Adams William 4, Haylock Arthur Joseph 5 Plowright Walter Joseph 6 Lambell Harry 7 Sill wood James Daniel 8 Palmer William James

Elmstead Lane.-Continued from Bickley.

Right Side. Crockatt John Richard, Woodcote Kirlew Mrs., Elmstead manor Hope Thomas (stables of) Elmstead

manor ..•...... hm'e is Walden road ......• Egerton Hubert Decimus, Elmstead

court Wall Letter Bow

Devenish Capt. Arthur H. N, Nevill Reginald C. R., Croft cottage

Cross and Return. Kingzett Charles Thomas, F.X.C"F.C.S.,

Elmstead Knoll 4Elmstead Station (S. E. & C. R.)

Sydney George Bowyer,station mstr.

Eugenia Cottages. See Cl'lnJJn lane.

Florence Villas. See Chislehul'st hill.

Frognal. Foot's Cray Postal Dist1'ict.

Marsham-Townshend, The Hon. Robt.

Frognal Villas. See Grp,en lane.

Gladys Oottages. See Crown lane.

Goods Yard.-CHISLEHURST ROAD,

Reed James Edward, goods agent Thorpe George

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Organs.

494 UHISLEHDRST STREET DIREUTORY.

Wretham Mrs. Best Edward William

Gosshill Road.-NEAR CHISLEHURST

STATION.

Garland Robert, HelensleaMcMillan James Watson, Chatham ho .....•... here is BiI'dcage Walk ••....•.•

Governesses' Institution.-MANOR PARK ROAD.

Edwards Miss Mary A. A. (Lady Superintendent)

2 Onions Mrs. 3 Lansdell Miss 4 Pott Miss 5 Rowbotham Miss 6 Pike Miss 7 Clarke Miss 8 Mann Miss 9 Constable Miss

10 Press Miss 11 Sanders Miss 12 Weynton Miss

Green Lane.-WERT CHISLEHURST. Ltft Side from Ohislehurst Oommon.

Law Edward, Chestnut villaDavis William, NewlynWitten Arthur, Elsinore Carlisle Charles, Victoria cottage

MARLAND VILLAS. ] Kennett Ernest2 'Wood J. T. W.

MARLAND TERRACE. la Ransome Charles 28 White Mrs 3 Betts John 4 Bayman Harry5 Davey Charles6 Rix Ernest Albert 7 Crouch Mis9 8 Tapsell Richard9 Allan William Alexander

10 Tyler Frederick William, hotel valuer

..•..•.....• hel·e is Park "oad .........••• •........ ... hereis Belmont road ••••••..••.. Fuller William, SirhowyHawley Alfred, Sunnyside

CA,RTJISLE TERRACE. 1 Funnell Isaac 2 Rollison John 3 Levitt Daniel 4: Dorville William Alfred (j Line Herbert 8 Waters Charles E. 9 Pugh Mrs.

Bell P., Runto{l..•..•... here is Edwards terrace ..•••••••

BICKLEY TE:BRACE. 1 Rabbitt George, confectioner2 Bathurst Walter Thomas 3 Pott George Robert4 Cooper William John

Davis Frank George, Woo1side .••.••..• hel'e is Albany road ....••••• Powell William George, Belmont villa Belmont 1?e1'1'ace

1 Foster Miss, district nurse 2 Diaper George William3 Blake John George

Belmont Cottages1 Harris John 2 Shepherd G~orge3 Hearn Thomas 4 Chapman Joseph William5 Knigbt Charles6 Sheen Michael

Belmont Terrace6 Wing Mrs.7 Cheshire Frederick

Gurr Thomas Howse John

Oross and Return.

SLADE'S COTTAGES. 1 Donovan Patrick 3 Gatland Henry4 Depledge Thomas5 Miles Thomas 6 Crowhurst ~\Irs.

Miller William, farmer, Model farm Jj'ittel1Georg~, Model Farm cottagePullen Robert, Model Farm cottage •• here is footpath t(l Kemnat 1'oad ••• Cannon Joseph George, grocer and

provision dealer

Howard Morley Phillips & 00., Bromley, for Piano Tuning.

FROGNAL VILLAS. 2 Mason Thomas Frederick 3 Hooper Mrs.4 Compton George, sign writer5 Garret Sydney6 Martin William 7 Turner Thomas 8 Potter John 9 Maxlow Mrs.

10 Lash William, carriage builder11 Moors Charles 12 Griffiths William 13 Drage John14 Brand Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker 15 Chaplin Mrs............• here is Mead road ......•.•..• Harris Mrs., AynscombHenderson Edward G., WengernHanley Miss, DerrymorePhillips Mrs., St. ColumbStreatfeild Miss, KingsnorthKinder Miss, The Croft Jull Alfred George, LyncroftTho~nton Miss

Heath Cottages. See Ohislehurst commono

Holbrook Lane.-CHuRCRLA.NE.

CALDERWOOD COTTAGES. 1 Allum William 2 Wenborne William 3 Pearson Miss 4 Brittain John Furlong

Spicer AlbertTuruer Charles Say Harry John

Imperial Terrace. See Mill place.

Kemnal Road. Right Side-Commencing from Chi$lehurst

Common. Tiarks Frank Cyril, Woodheath ............ he1'eis Lette1' Box ••••.•••••.• Hawes A. Travers, Nizels White James, LL.D., South Home Lord Percy, InglewoodEast Henry P., HolmleighJones Mrs., Wyvelsfield

Tiarks Henry Frederick, FoxburyLyne Wm. (the gardens of) Foxbury here is footpath to Sidcup 9" Perry street Brailsford Stanley, Kemnal Manor

Orou and Return.

.•• here is .footpath to Green Lane ..• Slade Miss F., Belmont James Mrs., Holly BowersLightfoot Thomas Bell, Kemnal Wood

Lamorna Villas. &e Chislelwrst west.

Lower Camden . Left Side-From Chislehurst Road.

1 Rawle Edwin John, Camden villa3 Purnell William, Fyrsbank5 Humphry Chas.Hy.,M.R.c.s.E.,srgn.9 Sa:fferyEdwin P. M., Ballygunje

11 Rampton Miss, Alresford13 Batten Thos.Hy.,solicltor,Foxdeane15 Savill William Montague, Coombe

Mavis 17 Mau nder George Guy. Hatfield19 00rke Wm. Richard, Langtons21 Gunyon Thos.Percy, Woodlands23 Atkinson R. Frank 27 Stocker Miss 29 King B. W., The Ferns35 O'Hanlon Alfred, Banff house 37 Popper Richard, Glen Avon

Cross and Return. 28 Stevens Walter 26 Pearce James

Yoell Henry, Ravensbrook cottageRobinson Anthony, Stowcr~ft cotto

20 Quincey Miss, Stowcrofthere is footpath to Ch7'ist ChUl'ch and

Lubbock 7"oad. 18 Klopp Mrs., Glenthorn~

Lubbock Road. Fr01n Oh~lehurst hill .

Right Hand Side. Worskett Samuel A., Oakbank Vinson William, jun., RaggleswoodWrigley Henry, J.P., Hillside Gibson Edward G., Camden Hill

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Music Stands.

Mead Road.-WEST CHISLEHURST. Janson Miss, Burstock Stephenson Miss, Randall" Newman George Herbert, Ashton Russell Wm. Campbell, Golden Mead

Cross and Return. Arnstein Miss, Pennthorpe Tindall Henry Ed ward, Arnside Hutchinson Gerald Pemberton, Abbey

meade -Waters Edgar Charles, Fernhurst RuS&ell Charl~s R. M., Mead cottage'·

Manor Park Road. Rif/ltt Side-from the Common.

Hunt James, Rectory cottages Bristol William, " Dawson Rev.James Edward Ie Strange,

-M.A •• Rectory Redpath l\frs. Peter, Manor house Campbell William, Northwood Procter Harry E. E., Ferns Field Misses, PenrhOs Goode Charles P., Manor lodge ........• here is llfanor Park ..... ,•• . , .••• here is St. Paul's O,'ay road .••..•

O"oss and Return. Harris Harry A. M., Goddington Governesses' Institution, Miss Mary A.

A. Edwards, lady superintendent .. •...... here is Churr.h Lane _....•••

Marland Terrace & Villas. See Green lane.

Marlings Cottages. See St. Pa1~l'8 Oray common.

Manor Park. Rtf/ht Side.-From Manor Park Road.

Dalton James Harmer, Tht' Oaks Mill Place.-From Summer Hill to ChisJehurst Hill.Johnson James Yate, Lepel 2 Parker George

White Richard, Harley 3 Cleaver Ernest GeorgeLennard Charles, Pelham 4 MacAskill Norman Croshaw George, Churchill 5 Datlen Walter Dun John, Walsingham 6 Worts Herbert

Oross and Return. 7 James Charles ... here is St. Paul's em.,! r,Ollllllon.... 8 Robinson Elijah White Arthur Frederick, The Gorse 9 Teasdale Thomas Search Henry William, Manor Close 10 Teasdale Frederick Myers Ernest, Brackenside 11 Berry Henry Webb Edward Alfred, Cookham Dene 12 Bagley Mrs.

Howa.rd Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for La.test Music

Craggs Sir John George, :r.r.v.o., Cleverley

lVall Letter Box Freese Mrs., Granite lodge Fox Mrs. & Misses,ladies' seminary,

Coed-bel Gates William S. (lodge of) Hat-

ton house) Fooks Ed ward John, Hatton honse Straus Percy Weiler, Hatton cotto

22 Harris William 21 Bishop Major Luke 20 Lendon Henry

'WILLETT'S STABLES. 16 Simmonds James 15 Gearing Robert 14 Hoppe John

Cross and Return. Oldendorff Edward Henry, Beechbrook Bennett Harry, Thorndale Pole Rev. George Henry, M.A., Christ

Church pHrsonage Monro Miss, Selwyns Butler Arthur, Brooklyn Macduff Miss, Ra"ensbrook Gillison John B., Bankside Leggett Thomas H., Kincraig Ch"ist Church

here is.footpath to Lower Camden. Hugill Mrs., Rosedale Tebb Robert Palmer, Enderfield Mitchell Alfred Constans Wood Peter Frederick, Camden lodge

Malthouse Cottages. See Slwplterd's green.

CHl8LEHURST STREET DIRECTORY. 497

13 Baker Benjamin .T. 14 Hood William 15 Thorpe Robert, grocer ......... he1·e is Camden Terrace .......• Radford Thos., plumber and gasfitter

. Lane Mrs. Annie, confectioner Imperial terrace

1 Eke Ed \Yard 2 Mitchell Horace Walter, baker 4 Fairchild James 5 Walker Albert 6 Collins Mrs. 7 Wright William 8 Skidmore William 9 Warwick Edward

Oamden ter1'ace1 Woodgate James 2 Carter Mrs. 3 Tyrrell Walter 4 Ashby John 5 Wretham Thomas G SimonsWm. 7 Belsham Harry 8 Mears Alfred 8~ .Appleford Henry 8a Blundell Edwin 9 Green William

10 Oharlton Williall1 lOa George Chll,rles lOb Piper 'William

•••......... here al'e the 1I1ews..•........• 11 Fox John 12 Holt Roger 13 Ford Arthur 14 Skinner Arthur 15 Cox Edward 16 Green James

.Mission Church, St . .John the Baptist Oldman John William, 1Norfolk cots Harmer W. R. 2"" Hayden Walter 3 Norfolk cottages Farrance John J. 4 Lord Kersey 5

Morley Cottages. See Ghi.~lehul,st common.

Norfolk Cottages.See .JIW place.

Oak Cottages.See CkislelWJ'st hill.

Orchard Cottages &; Villas. See Perry street.

Parade Cottages, See Royal parade.

Park Road.-WEsT CHISLEHURST. Left Side-from Green Lane.

la Scott James Leonard, bootmaker 2 Staples W., baker & confectioner 3 Weeks John 4 Mears John 5 Broome Charles 6 Fry Henry . 7 Cush Mrs.

10 Wrench Thomas 11 Viney Charles 12 Simms Thomas 13 Tapsell Herbert 14: Doughty Jesse 15 Arnup Mrs. 16 Donoghue Kieran 17 Byrne Peter 18 Cripps John 19 Coombs Frederick 20 & 21 Malby John Griffin, Italian

warehouse ......... !tel e is Queen's road 22 Pierce Joseph, greengrocer 23 May John 24 Frill George 25 Harris Mrs . 26 Brown Albert

Park }load Hall White & Bushell, iron mongers

(warehQuse) Cross and RetUl'n.

27 Harding Charles 28 Hatch Alfred 29 Burt W. A. 30 Baldock ThomaS 31 Cook Herbert, hairdresser 32 Cook Walter, bootmaker 33 Tapsell Mrs. 34 Nash John 35 Chislehu/'st Mineral Wate/' Co.t

Line, Shaddock & Co. 36 Slight Alfred 37 Smith Albert 38 Holder William 39 Budgen Friend 40 L:l.'Hence Walter

Howard :Morley Phillips & Co.,Bromley, for Bands for Parties. BROM. J7

498 CHISLEHURST STREET DIREC:i'ORY.

1 Joy John 3 Cowley George 4 Funnell James

Left Side. Elderfield Mrs .. Lines' cottages

5 Page MISS

6 Hyland Alfred 7 Mocre George Henry

Ringer George, laundry, Rose cottage Brown John

Queen's Villas. See CMslelmrst common. • Rectory Place.

See CldsleltU1,,~t common.

Queen's Road.-WEST CHI~LEHrRST. 1 Evans Samuel 2 Mayhew William 3 Ralph George 4: Miller Mrs . 5 Thomas Walter 6 Goodhew Mrs. 7 Mitchell W. B WhiffiQ William Art.hur 9 Pierce Owen

10 Sharp Fred 11 Fellis William Jonn ...... here are Lines' cottages

Oross and Return. , ••.•• here are Queen's cottages

Liberal Cl1tb Roorn Carrick Charles Wm., bootmaker

12 Streatfield George, carrier 13 Beaton John 14 Mitchell H. S. 15 Eastland William 16 Reader Walter 17 l·ambert George 18 White Jflmes 19 Eley William. coal dealer 20 Curtis J. 21 Watson James 22 Eyres W. 23 Isard William 24: Ledner John

Queen's Cottages-CHlsLEHURSTWEST. RiglttSide-.Perry street.

Left Side-from Shepherd's Green to Frognal.

Jamrs Mrs. Rabbitt Charles Cleverly Frank Plummer Mrs. Sydney Am/s, Fredk. Thomas Collin Proctor Robert George William Keeble Arthur ...... ltere is lVall Letter Box . ...... here is footpatl! to Sidcup ...••. Last Thollla~ Moull\Irli. Neal George Blundell Mrs. AlderJQhn steer Daniel Campkin Richard Moul Mrs., laundress Baiiey ivirs. Crouch John Catchpole Henry Wm., Beaverwood ho Fisher E. & Son, farmers, Beaverwood Baxter Henry, smith and farrier Boulton Mrs. Thomas, farmer,Frogpool

Gross and Return.

•.•.. .1lel·e is footpath to Fl·ognal ....•. PiIlans Mrs .• Cadlands Baxter H., wheelwright h€1'e is footpath to St. Paul's Cmy

ORCHARD COTTAGES. 1 Huddy Hobert 2 Acres Barnard 3 Funnell William Charles 4: Towner Jesse 5 White Peter

OltCHARD VILLAS. 1 Pearce George 2 Hammond Herbert Ed ward Stanley 3 Scott John 4: Keeble Alfred

41 Reed Mrs. 42 Whyatt David 43 Game Mrs. 44 Whittle Joel Barker 45 Barber Thomas 46 White J(lhn47 Crowe Thomas, beer retailer

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Phonographs.

Red Hill. Right Side-From Chislehurst West.

••....... here is Belmont road 12 Probart Mrs. 11 Atty Misses 10 Groombridge Mrs.

9 Jackson W. Spencer 8 Eyles John William 7 Dawe Charles Thomas 5 Price Samuel Ernest, surgeon4 Pascali Mrs. A. 3 Libby Thomas Henry 2 .Ryder Rev. Robert, B.A., Berisal 1 Hart Harold Richard, Southville

Newman Mrs., Red Hill house Cross and Return.

Morris W. Browning Alfred Kennard & Trill. coal merchants Wood Baruch & 'Son, wood dealers Feltham C., builder, &c.

Royal Parade. Right Side-from the Common.

1 {Prebble John G., chemist Edey Russell. dentist

2 Welford's Surrey Dairies Limited 3 Francis Frederick. hairdresser 4 Burton James Henry & Son,

plumbers and sanitary engineers 5 Uridge William, grocer 6 Martin Arthur, antique fum. dealr 6 Valerie Miss, facial massage &

manicure 6 Drewe Miss Edith, needlework,

layettes & trousseaux 7 Wise John, boot and shoe maker 8 Waters Edgar Charles, bookseller

and stationer 9 Sibley John, saddle and harness rna.

10 SquireRichd.,undertaker & upholstr 11 Bastable Frank Alexander, fish

monger Lidstone Limited, butchers Chislelw1'St Eleetl'iu Supply Sta-tion-A. E.Darlington, resident engineer

Bradford Louis Fdk., Ivy cottage (Jrowhurst Miss, Wee Neste Lawson &; Tallent, surgeons Tallent .Tohn H., B.A., :.\I.B., B.C.,

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P •

Whur Roht. Fredk. & Sons, tailors Beechey John, plumber Skinner H. & Co., fishmongers Atkins Walter, butcher Rabbitt Richard, greengrocer

Parade Cottages1 Rayment Mrs. 2 Spicer Frederick 3 Kent John

Field George, fly proprietor BuZZ'g I£{'adlIotel, Wm. Smith

..•.....• hm'e is CllUl'cll Lane .......•• .•... here is St. Paul's Cmy road ..••••

Cross and Return. Blackford George, cricket' 'bat

maker, Abury J ull Alfred George, ironmonger &

farrier, Sydney pilice King William, dairyman Rock Montague M., M.R.jJ.V.S.,

Sunnyside McCall Charles Home, Nutwood Molesworth Henry B., Clifton villa

Shepherd's Gree.a.-OHISLEHUR~T OO~IMON.

Fl'oll~Askfield lane to Perry street. Left Side.

Sturge Arthur Lloyd, Dolobran Foster Richard, Homewood Sutton Edwd. A. (lodge of) Homewood

Right Side. Meers Ernest George J eal Albert, 1 Shepherd's Green cotts GoddardAlfd.2 " Malthol.lse Gottages-

Crouch Mrs. Thornsbury Robert Ford William Arnies Frederick William

Shepherd's Green Cottages.See Slwplterd's gree~~.

Slade's Cottages.See (heen lane.

South Hill. From SMtthill road.

Teichmann Emil, Sitka

.Howard Morley :Phillips & Co., :Bromley, for Melodeons. BROl\I. 17*

Clergyhouse

Perkins E. (lodge) SitkaCloake Alfred (lodg~) Cranmore pI

Southill Road.-Fnm.r YE3TER ROAD.

Morris Malcolm, BirchwoodHeywood Mrs., Camden wood cottoClarke Boucher, EldridgeLovatt John Anthony Stratford, W ood

burn ...... ltm'e 'i.~ Wall Letter Box ..•... Stoit Nowell Stanhope, FairviewPrivate road to Elmstead Grange and

Cranmm'e Place aI'O~S and Return.

•.••••...... here is South Hill .........•... Pickering John F., Camden rid~e

St. Mary's Villas. See Willow grove.

St. Paul's Cray Common. Left Side-From Manor Park Road.

Hodgkinson Com. Geo. R. N., Fairoaks Beck Gilbert, WaysidePanckridge .l\1rs.,BockletonHolland Alfred Robert, LeeEons Smith George (lodge) " Murton Walter Herbert, Saxbys here is footpath to Town Court and

Crofton Jacobs Arthur, Pets Wood

Return. Boram Arthur, 1 Marlings cottages Diaper George, 2 " " Berens Richard, Marlings .••... /iere is St. J.llary Cra.1J1·oad..•.. Dabner Alfred, baker

here is footpath to St. Paul's Omy .......• Itel'e is Scadbur.'I/ Pm·k ....•••..Kenderdine Charles H.,Scadbury park•.•...... liere is Holbrook Lane .

St. Paul's Cray Road. Right Side-From Royal Parade.

Miles John, Rectory cottage Dawson Rev. Herbert}

Gerald, M.A. Kite Rev. C. F. Hodsoll PercyBower Alfred Louis, The Grange

Rhodes Arthur Charles, Warren house Hodgkinson Mrs. E. M., ClevelandJanson Frederick Arthur, CrayfieldAlston Mrs., Grange cottage ... here is St. Paul's Cray common ..•

Cross and Return.

Dobbing Mrs., CalderwoodHadrill Henry John, ChestnutsJackson Hubert, St. Medden's

SummerHill. Right Side-From Chislehurst Stntion

Powell Robt. Leonard, Heather BankLund William, Cromlix TVall Letter Box Slattery Henry Francis, RavenshillHill John (Tho Lodge), Ravenshill . ..... here is the Wate7' Tower ....••

Cross and Retul'n.

1te"e are Summer Hill Villas O'Brien Henry, OakleighKing Mrs. H. J., Woodclyffe

here is ChislehU1'st Station S.E.R.

Summer Hill Villas. From Clti.~leltu1'st COll/l11on.

1 Bowen James Foyster3 Birkett Louis 4 Watts William F. ...... here is ·Camden Hill 1'oad .....• -Moore William Tyndale, Coverdale

Sydney Place.See Royal parade.

Tarnside. See CMsleku'rst common.

Tiger's Cottages.See Chisleh1trst common .

Townshend Road. FrO1/!. 61 Albany 'road.

Left Side. 1 Oldman Edward John 3 Buckler Benjamin5 Reynolds Henry7 Coffin William 9 Parrott George

11 Staples Frederick

Howard Morley Phillips & Co, Bromley, for Musicians.

CHISLEHURSl' STREET ,DIRECTORY. ~

Right Side. 4: Heald Ernest 6 Staples William

10 England Charles 12 Pond George

Victoria. Roa.d.-WHITE HORSE HU.L.

]jete Side.

1 Cowleard Robert 2 Moat Charles 3 Hickman John 4 Keeble Joseph 5 Browning George Charles 6 Giles Edward 7 Bayford William 8 Course Ernest 9 Catlett Charles

10 Ince Charles 11 Ryon William, boot repairer 14 Elderfield Leonard 15 Dean Louis 16 Grover Arthur

Cross and ReturTI.

18 Ince Arthur 19 Allchorn William 20 Foreman William 21 Wright Alfred 23 Kent Mrs. 24: Graver George 25 Pascall Henry 26 Baker Charles 27 Baker Thomas 28 Cole Mrs. 29 Salvation Army Barracks 30 HotChkin Charles

Walden Road.-ELMsTEAD LANE TO

WILLOW GROVE.

Left Side.

Rowlands Horace James, Storth Oaks Holt Mrs., Waratah Streetly Thomas (lodge) Waratah

Right Side-from Elmstead.

Dewrance John, Cranmore Place Pratt A. (lodge) .Cranmore Place Breach B. l'Anson, Walden Knowle Golding Frank George (lodge) Walden

Knowle

Webster's Cottages.See Ckislekurst common.

Well:field Place. See Chislekurst west.

White Horse Hill.-- WESTCHISLEHUR5T.

.. .••. here is footpath to Elmstead •....• 1 White Horse lIotel,Jn.McKercher. 2 Keeble Mrs. 4 Turner Mrs. John, grocer

........• here Z"S Victoria road .•••••••• 5 Killick Thomas 6 Parris William 7 Garratt Alfred 8 Deen Nelson 9 White John

10 Carrick C. W. 11 Barker Sylvanus 12 Rouse Frederick James 13 Reid Arthur Edward 14 Maxlow John William ] 5 Spicer George 16 Pearce Arthur 17 George Frederick 18 Seal Stanley

BmCKFIELD COTrAGES. 1 Cheesman James 2 Barber Richard 3 Spal Richard

19 Elphinstone Henry 20 Rushan Arthur 21 Wright Henry David 22 Rouse Francis 23 Groves George 24 Waters Mrs. 25 Harrington George 26 Neves Thomas 27 Feltham Chas.,grocer,& Post Offic(J 28 Brown Rohert 29 Benge Henry 30 Fanner Ernest 31 Brooks Robert S. 32 Harland William A. 33 Simmons William 34 Ansell William 35 Levitt George 37 Pott George 38 Monk Mrs. 39 Creamer George

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Zithers. lHlO'l. '7i'

502 CBISLEHURST STREET DIRECTORY.

40 Harland Richard Henry 41 Hornby & Smith, brick makers 4~ Rayment J. 43 Haley John 44 Levitt Ernest 45 Clark John 46 Miles Albert James 47 Gentry Harry 48 Wort John 49 Pearce George 50 Watto George 51 Hancock George Thomas 53 Gamble Robert 56 Penny Henry 57 Palmer James

Mussett Charles William, the lodge of Mottingham Park

Lambert Sidney, Hillside Cross and Return.

58 Porritt Joseph 60 Armstrong JamesCbarles 66 Creamer Mrs. 67 Clark Th"omas 68 Smith Robert Brett 69 Spicer Albert 70 Penn ells Mrs. 71 Adams William

Wilderness Crescent. From Chislehu1'st eOll/mwn.

Left Side. Henty Henry Percy, Avelon

Willett's Stables. See Lubbock road.

Willow Grove.-CHISLEHURSTWEST. Right Si(~e-from WestChislehurst.

;Bulley C. A., builder, decorator & undertaker

Perkins Henry, nurseryman

St. Ma1"!J's villas1 Masters William Frost 3 Adams Mrs. 4: Marks George

Marriott William, B.A., School house Wesleyan School'l, W. Marriott,B.A.,

master Verwey Christinus, Remony Tyler Mrs. Beck Miss Devlin WIlliam James, Fairfield Ford James, Llwyn Gwern Wall LetteJ' Bow

...... ltere are TVillow Grove villas . Welfare Louis C., M.R.c.v.s.,Black

lands George Stanley B., St. Helens

Cross and Return.

here isjootpath to Camden Pm'k 1'oad Wilson Frank Talbot, Golf View May Edward John, Lynebam

Willow Grove Villas. lVall Letter Box

1 Line Mrs. M. 2 Bower Benjamin Arthur 3 Smith Miss Carter

Wilton Villas. See Cron:n lane.

Yester Road.-Elmstead Lane to CamdenWood.

McCaul Gilbert John, Creggandarroch Nichols W illiam James, Lachine Speyer F. W., Ennismore ....•• here is Sundridge Avenue '" !/ere is Lower Camden .......•• • hpre is Camden Pm'k road •....•

Cross and f·eturn •

........ J/ere is South Hill road ...•••.••

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Gramophones.

CHISLEIIURST COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. ;";03

CHISbEHURST COM MER C I A 1> D IRE C TOR Y.

Aldridge Thomas William, Coffee Tavern, Chislehurst West

AlHatt MissKate,dressmaker,3 Rectory place, Chislehurst common

Allan James, M.B., C.M.~ surgeon, Aldborough, Chislehurst common

Andrews Percival, greengrocer, Church row & 51 Chislehurst road

Ashfield Chas. Lewington, shoemaker, 3 Burlington parade, Chislehurst West

Atkins Walter, butcher, Royal parade Barker Albert Richard, insurance

agent, 4 Burlington terrace Bastable Frank Alexander,fishmonger,

etc., Chislehurst West & Royal par Batten Thomas Henry, solicitor, Fox

deane, 13 Lower Camden Baxter Henry, smith, farrier and

wheelwright, Perry street Bayman Charles, Fox and Hounds,

Chislehurst West Beechey John, plumber, Royal parade .Blackford George, cricket bat maker,

Abury, Royal parade Boulton Mrs. Thomas, farmer, Frog-

pool, Perry street . Bound Geo., butcher, Chislehurst West Bowyer Sydney George, Station mas

ter, Elmstead titation, Elmstead la Boyall Henry H., imperial .Arms,

Chislehurst hill Brand Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker,

14 Frognal cottages, Green lane Brewer Matthew. Camden boot stom.

65 Chislehut'st road . Brigden Francis H., baker & confec

tioner, Chislehurst 'Vest Brigden William, miller and corn

dealer, Chislehurst West Br01nley Co-operat'it'e Soeiety Lim. ;

branch, Burlington parade

Bulley C. A., builder, decorator &. undertaker, Willow grove

Bulley C. A., sub-postmaster, Chislehurst West

Bulley Mrs. C. A., stationer, Chislehurst West

Burton James Hy. & Son, plumbers. and sanitary engnrs., 4 Royal par.

Cannon Joseph Geo., grocer,Green lane Carrick Charles William, bootmaker,

Queen's road Chattell David James, auctioneer, &c.~

57 Chislehurst road Cldslehu1'st Com/JllonCon.~ervato1's.

Chislehurst common ' Ohislehzwst Blectric Snpply Station.

Royal parade-A. E. Darlington, resident engineer

Chislehurst Golf Club,Camden house, Camden park-G. F. Hamilton, sec

Chislelmrst Lawn Tennis Clttb. Camden park-C. R. M. Russen~ hon. sec

Chislelw1"st Urban Dist1'ict Council (James F,Bowen, clerk),Church row

Cockerell G. J. & Co. (incorporated with Rickett, Cockerell & Co., Lim.). coal merchants, Chislehurst station

Coed-Btll Oottage Home (Miss Pinyon, matron), 3 Camden grove

Cole Sidney, gleengrocer, Chislehulst West

Collin Frederick Thomas, Sydney Arms1

Perry street Compton George, sign writer,4 Frognal

cottages, Green lane Cook Herbert, hairdresser,3l Park rd Cook Walter, bootmaker, 32 Park rd. Cooling George, photographer and

stationer, Chisleh1l'l"st West

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Violin Bows.

504 CHISLEHURST COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Cooper George Thomas,corn merchant, Church row

Cripps Mrs. Hannah. chimney cleaner, Chislehurst West

Crowe Miss Emma, uressmaker, 2 Gladys cottages, Crown lane

Crowe Thomas, beerretailer,i7Park rd Crowe Thomas, jun. carriage proprie

tor &, jobmaster, Chislehurst West Cullingford .James, confectioner/ 4

Chislehurst West Dabner Alfred, baker, St. Paul's Cray

common Dabner Chas.,bmlder,Chislehurst West Downes 'V., Crown Inn, Chislehurst

common Drewe Miss Edith, needlework, lay

tttes & troussellux, G Royal parade Edey Russell, dentist, Royal paratie Edwards Miss Mary A. A., lady super

intendent, Governesses' Institution, Manor Park road

Eley·William, coal dealer, 19 Queen's road

English 'Villiam, hairdresser, 2 Burlington parade, Chislehuri't \Vest

Esperance Sceuri', dnssmakers and milliners, 'White 10. Chislehurst com

Fairs & Rusbridge, bakers, 6 Burlington parade, Chislehurst West

Feltham C., builder, etc., Red hill, Chislehursot West

Feltham Charles. grocer, Post Office, 27 White Horse hill

Field George, fly proprietor, Chislehurst common, Chislehurst road & Royal parade

Fisher E. & Son, farmers, Beaver-wood. Perry street

Flegg & Son,saddlers, Chislehurst West Foster Mis~, district nurse, 1 Belmont

terrace, Green lane Fox Mrs. & Misses, ladies' seminary,

Coed-bel, Lubbock road & kindergarten, Church row

Francis Frederick, hairdresser. 3 Royal parade

French George, carpenter, 2 Eugenie cottages, Crown lane

Gale Bros., grocers, 59 Chislehurst rd Garringe Charles, gro.ChislehurstWest

Glass Walter John, butcher, Chislehurst hill

Goodbody W. G., draper, Burlingtonparade

GoveJ'nes~es' In.~Ntution, Manor Park road-Miss Mary A. A. Edwards, lady superintendent

Greenfield Fredk. Richard, National School house, Chislehurst common

Greenfield :Mrs., National School house, Chisleh llrst common

Greengrass Getly, upholsterer & house agent & decorator, Chislehurst West

Hall Frank, L.D.S., dental surgeon, Church row

Hardee Oscar, -phGtographer, Summer Hill lodge, Chislehurst common

Hinks William Henry. tailor and outfitter, ChislehUl'st West

Holoran Ernest, draper, and Post Office, G3 Chislehurst road

Homby & Smith, brickmakers, 41 White Horse hill

IIlIrnbroolt I£ouse Ilimw for lVomen ,S' Childrell, Chislehurst common-Miss Moir, matron

Houghton Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner, Chislehurst West

Humphry Charles Henry, lII.R.C.S.E., surgeon, 5 Lower Camden

Inte rnational lea C01l/pany DilnUed, Chislehurst West

James Edwd., beer ret.,Chislehurst com Jones Richard,grngro.,Chislehurst west Judd Henry Robert, draper, Chisle

hurst West Jull Alfred George, ironmonger and

farrier, Royal parade Keaton Miss Susan Mary, tobacconist,

4~ Chislehurst road Kf1ith & Co., Scotch and English

butchers, Cbislehur"t 'Wcst Kennard & Trill, coal mers. Red hill Rettel Henry, verger of St. Nicholas

church. 4 Eugenie cots., Crown lane King Wm., dairyman, Royal parade Lane Mrs. Annie. confr., Mill place Lash Wm. carriage builder, Chislehurst

West & 10 Frognal villas, Green lane Lawson & Tallent, surglls. The Garth,

Chislehurst hill &, Royal para~e

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., :Bromley, for Violins.

Lawson Hugh,M.R.c.s., L.R.C.p.,surgeon, The Garth. Chislehurst hill

Leaver & Co., tailors, Chislehurst W. Leeson Hy., butcher,iJ Burlington par. Lester & Son, plumbers, Westbourne,

Chislehurst West Liberal Club Room, Queen's road,

Chislehurst West Lidstone Limited, butchers, Royal par. Line, Shadd-ock & Co., Chislehurst

Mineral Water Co., H5 Park road, Chislehurst West

LOnd01~ ~ {!onnty Banking 00 Lim'ite{Z--A. Wright, manager, Uhislehurst West

Lord Arthur Ernest. station master, Chislehurst station

Lowe Roht. A., builder and contractor, 5i Chislehurst road

McKercher John, lVkite HOJ·.~e I£vtel, 1 White Horse hill

Malby John liriffin, Italian warehouse, 20 & 21 Park road

.111anning 0' Andf!}'dvn'.~ AlJnshvllse.~ (Miss F. Pearse, lady superintendent), Chislehurst West

Manns Robert Vicary, watchmaker, ChislE'hurst We~t

Marriott William, B.A., schoolmaster, Wesleyan schools, Willow grove

Marsh Alfred, baker, Chislehurst West MartinArthur:antique furniture dealer,

6 Royal parade Martin's Bank Limited, Chislehurst

common-Henry Reginald Payne, manager

Matthews Jame.3 Albert, Tiger's Head, Chislehurst common

Mens Edwin, professor of music,Chislehurst hill

Miller William, farmer, Model fann, Green lane

Mitcham John, Tea and Coffee Room8, Common

Mitchell Horace Walter; baker and confectioner, 2 Imperial ten ~e, Mill place

Moore Mrs. E. H., boys' schoe 6 Chislehurst road

Moul Mrs., laundress, Perry street Parrott George, verger,!)Townshend rd

CHISLEHURST COMMERCI~L DIRI£CTORY. 505

Payne Henry Reginald, manager, Hartin's B(m1t Limited, Chisle. hurst Common

Pearse Miss F., lady superintendent, l\'Ianning-Anderdon Almahouses, Chislehurst vVest

Pepper John Thomas, hairdre~ser, etc. Chislehurst West

Perkins Henry, florist and nurseryman,Imperial nursery, Willow grove

Pierce Jsph.,greengrocer, 22 Park road, Chislehurst West

Pinyon Harry, nurseryman, Chislebmst West

Prebble John G., chemist, Chislehurst West; 1 Royal parade & 61 Chislehurst road

Price Samuel Ernest, surgeon, 5 Red hill

Rabbitt George. confectioner, I .Bick· ley terra~e, Green lane

Rabbitt Richd.,greengro.,Royal parade Radford Thos., plumber, 1 Oak cotts.,

Chislehurst hill and 3 Upper Mill pI. Rice Arthur A" cycle maker, Chisle

hurst West Rider Thomas & Son, builders, &c.,

Chislehurst West Ringer Geo.,Rose Cot.laundry,Perry st Roberts Charles, Queen's Head Hotel,

Chislehurst West Rogers & Sons, dairymen, 55 Chis le

hurst road Rogers G.C.,grocer,IBurlington parade Rouch& Sons,clrapers, OhlslehurstWest Ryan Herbert Daniel, Tlte Bickley

Hotel, 8 Chislehurst road Ryon William, boot repairer, 11 Vic

toria road St. Barnaba.~ Orpltanage (Miss

Mabel Villiers, associate III charge), Chislehurst West

St. ilIicltael'l1 Orphanage for Boy.~ (Miss Bennett, matr:m), Chislehurst common

Scott ,James Leonard, bootmaker, lA Park road

Scriven Misse£ S. & A., ladies' outfitters, ChiRlchurst 'Vest

Shadwell James, carpent~r, Barn end, Crown lane

Sheard John, butcher,Chislehurst West

Howard Morley P.billips & Co., Bromley, for Banjos.

506 CHISLEHURST COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

Sibley J n.,harnessmaker,9Royal parade Skinner H. & Co., fishm ngers and poul

terer:>, Royal parade Smith W. H. & Son, booksellers,

Chisleburst station Smith William, greengrocer, Chisle

hurst hill Smith William, Bllll's Head Hotel,

Royal parade Squire Richard, upholsterer and under

taker, 10 Royal parade Squires William, glass and china ware

house, 7 Burlington parade Staples W., baker & confr., 2 Park rd Streatfield Geo., carrier, 12 Queen's rd Stringer Miss, girls' school, Girton

house, Chislehurst West Taylor Miss Alice, conir., Church row Thorpe Robert, grocer, 15 Mill place,

Ohislehurst hill Turner Mrs. John, grocer, 4 White

Horse hill Tyler Frederick William,hotel valuer,

10 Marland terrace,Green lane Uridge William, grocer, 5 Royal par

ade & Chislehurst West Valerie Miss, facial massage & mani

cure, 6 Royal p<trade Waters Edgar 0harles, stationer, Royal

parade

Welford's Surrey Dairies Limited, Chislehurst West & 2 Royal parade

Wells & Lee, drapers, Church row White & Bushell. ironmongers, Chisle

hurst West & warehouse, Park road Whomes Harry S., Head Post Office,

Church row Whur Robert Frederick & Sons, tailors,

Royal parade Wilson Thomas, miller and corn

dealer, Chislehurst West Wise John, boot and shoemaker,

Chif'llehurst West Wise John, bootmaker, 7 Royal parade Wood Baruch & Son, wood dlrs., Red hI Wood E. H., farmer, Thong farm,

Botany Bay lane W oodger John J oseph,florist, seedsman

and gardener, Clarendon nursery, Chislehurst common and Chislehurst West

Woodward 'William Henry, grocer, Chislehurst West

Yuung l1Ien,'sOhristian A.~sociation (Herbert W. Walter, han. sec), Hornbrook house, Chislehurst com

Young Miss Phrebe, art needlework depot, Chislehurst West

Ziegler Ernest, baker and confectioner, 53 Chislehurst road

Howard Morley Phillips & Oo.'s Music Stores, Bromley.

CHISLEHURST PRIVATE RESIDENTS. fJOi

CHISl.9EHURST PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Adams Mrs., B St. Jlary's villas, Willow grove

Aitken Albert John, Fernwood, Camden wood

Allan James, ~LB., C.1I., Aldborough, Chislehurst common

Allchorn David, 1 Orown lane Allen Rev. Canon John, D.D., 3lerle

wood, 47 Chislehurst road Allen Arthur In.,Salcombe,Common Allum William, 1 Calderwood cot

tages, Holbrook lane Alston George Robert, Rosemount,

Chislehurst common Alston Mrs., Grange cottage, St.

Paul's Cray road Amson Edward, 3 l\lorley cottages,

Chislehurst common Ansell Walter, Oharnwood, Chisle

hurst hill . ArnsteinMiss,Pennthorpe, l\lead road Atkinson R. Frank, 23 Low. Oamden Atty Misses, 11 Red hill Backhouse Miss, Clarendon villa,

Chislehurst common Balfour Robert, Avonhurst, Camden

Park road Barnes Rev. Thomas David [Wes

leyanJ, The :Manse, Ohislehurst common

Barnes Oharles, Chislehurst 'Vest Bathurst Walter Thomas, 2 Bickley

terrace, Green lane Batten Thomas Henry, Foxdeane,

13 Lower Oamden Beck Francis,Fairholm,TiJeCommon Beck .Gilbert, 'Vayside, St. Paul's

Cray common Beck Miss, Willow gmve Bennett Harry, Thorndale,Lubbock

road Bennett Hy. E., Athelney, The Oom

Berens Richard, Marling", St. Paul's Cray common

Birkett Louis, 3 Summer Hill villas Bishop Major Luke, 21 Lubbock rd Boone Rev. Auguste M., M.A.

[Catholic J, Presbytery, Crown la Boulcott Miss, Hurstmead,Church la Bowen James Foyster, 1 SlImmer

Hill villas Bowen J as. Hill, Leweston, Common Buwer Alfred Louifl, The Grange,

St. Paul's Cray road Bower Benjamin Arthur, 2 Willow

Grove villas Bradford Louis Frederick, Ivy cot

tage, Royal paradeBrailsford Stanley, Kemnal Manor,

Kemnal road Breach B. I'Anson.Walden Knowle,

'VaIden road . Bl'ittain John Furlong, 4 Calder

wo@d cottages, Holbrook lane Butler Arthur, Brooklyn, Lubbock rel Oampbell Miss, Achlian,Church row Campbell William, Northwood,

Manor Park road Oatchpole Henry William, Beaver-

wood house, Perry street . Ohubb Sir George Hayter,' bart., J.P.,

Newlands, Common Ohubb Harry Withers, Burlingham,

Common OlarkeBoucher,Eldridge, I::louthillrtl Olar keMiss, 7Governesses' Institution Oonstable Miss, 9 Governesses' In

stitution Corke 'Villiam Richard, Langtons,

19 Lower Camden Oraggs Sir John George,M.v.o.,

Cleverley, Lubbock road Crockatt John Richard, Wooclcote,

Elmstead lane

Howard Morley Phillips &: <;:0.; Bromley, ·for Violoncellos.

508 CHIS~EHURSTPRIV ATE RESIDENTS.

Emmans Henry Alan, 2 Rectory place, Chislehurst common

Eyles John WilHam, 8 Red hill Field Arth., Coniston, Chislehurst hI Field Charles, Gl'Chislehurst road Field Misses, Penrhos,ManorParkrd ]'irbank Sir Jos~ph Thomas, M.P.,

J.P., D.L., The Coopers, Common Fletcher Edward H., Chevender,

Chislehurst common Fooks Edward John, Hatton house,

Lubbock road Ford Jas.,Llwyn Gwern~ Willow gro Ford ~1r8., 1 Queen's villas, Ohisle

hurst common Foster Miss, Rose cottage, Chisle

hurst common Foster Richard, Homewood, Shep

herd's green Fox l\1isse~, Coed-bel, Lubbock road Fox }Irs., Coed bel, Lubbock road Freese -;\Irs.,Granite 10 .• Lubbock rd GarlandHobt., Helenslea, Gosshill I'd George Stanley B., St. Helen's,

Willow grove Gibson Edward G., Camden bill,

Lubbock road Gillison In.B., Banksirle,Lubbock rd Goodp- Charles P., Manor lodge,

Manor Park road Gould George, 5 Burlington terrace Greatheed Rev. Stephenson, 'Vard

ley. Church lane Griffith Miss, 5Rectory place, Chisle

hurst common Groombridge Mrs., 10 Red hill Gunyon Thomas Percy, Woodlands,

Lower Camden Hadrill Henry John, Chestnuts, St.

Paul's Cray rqad . Hall Frank, L.D.S., Church row Hanley Miss, Derrymore. Green lane Harris Harry A. M., Goddington,

Manor Park road Harris Mrs., Aynscomb, Green lane Hart Harold Rd. Southville, 1 Red hI Hawes A. Travers, Nizels, Kemnal rd Henty Henry Percy, Avelon, Wi!

derlless crescent Heywood Mrs., Camden Wood cot

tage, Southill road

Crombie Thomas Archibald, Woodlands, Cbislehurst hill

CroshawGeurge, Churchill, Manor pk CrowhurstM:lss,WeeNeste, Royal par Cu rrie Mrs., Thel\fount, Chisleburst hI Cuxson G. A. P'yce, Mead bouse,

Chislehurst common Dalton James Harmer, The Oaks,

.MallOI'park Daltoll .Miss, 6 Church row Davey Frank, F.R.C.O., L.R.A.M.,

Unacorda, Chislehurst West Da vis Frank George, WDodside,

Green lane Dawe Charles Thomas, 7 Red hill Dawson Rev. Herbert Gerald, 1If:,A..,

Clergy house, St. Paul's Cray I'd Dawson Rev. James Edward Ie

Strange, M.A., The -Rectory, Manor Park road

De Quincy Richard, Inglewood, 45 Cbislehurst road

Dc Quincy Roger, Oakwood, Camden wood

Devenish Capt. Arthur II. :N., Elm-stead lane

Devlin William James, Fairfield, Willow grove

Devonshire Easton, Purbl'ight, Church row

Dewrance John, Cranmore place, Walden road

Dick Charles Edward, Rossmore, Chislehurst common

Dixon Mrs., Chislehurst West Dobbing :Mrs., Calderwood, St.

Paul's Cray road Double James, 3 Florence villas,

Chislehurst hill . Duddlestone Miss, Lime villa,

Church row Dun John, Walsingham, Manor pk Durling Tom, 4 Crown lane East Hy. P., Holmleigh, Kemnal I'd Edlmann Mrs. F. (r., Hawkwood,

Chislehurst, Kent Edwards Miss, Governesses' Insti

tution, Manor Park road Edwards Mrs., Camden wood Egerton Hubert Decimus. Elmstead

Court, Elmstead lane ~ke Harrison, 3 Burlington terrace

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Harmoniums.

CHISLEHURST PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 509

Kirlew Mrs., Elmstead manor, Elm-stead lane

Kite Rev. C. F., Clergy house, St. Paul's Cray road

Klopp Mrs., Glenthorne, 18 Lower Camden

Konig Frederick Adolphus, The Cottage, Church lane

Laidlaw Robert, Bonchester,Ce.mden Park road

Lambourne John, Church row Lane J. H. E., Berlaymount, Chisle

hurst hill Lansdelll\fiss,3 Governesses' Institu

tion Lawford Reginald Valel1tine,2 Tarn:.

side, Chislehurst common Lawson Hugh, M.R.C s., L.R.C.P., The

Garth, Chislehurst hill Leggett Thomas H., Kincraig, Lub

bock road Lelliott Mrs., Water Tower, Chisle

hurst common Lennard Charles, Pelham, :Manor pk Libby Thomas Henry, :3 Red hill Lightfoot Thomas. Bell, Kemnal

wood, Kemnal road Line Mrs. 1\1.,1 Willow grove villas Lord Percy, Inglewood, Kemnal I'd Lovatt, John Anthony Stratford,

Woodburn, SouthiU road Lund William, Cromlix, Summer hI Lunnis Mrs., Heathfield, Chislehurst

common McArthur W.,l\Iillfield,The Common McCall Charles Home, Nutwood,

Royal parade McCaul Gilbert John, Creggandar

roch, Yester road McKenzie John Austin Patrick,

Whinfield, Chislehurst common McKenzie Thomas,Whinfleld,Chisle

hurst common McMillan James Watson, Chatham

house, Gosshill road Macduff Miss, Ravensorook, Lubbock

road Maddison Arthur, Rodwold, Chi81e

hurst hill Mann Miss, 8 Governesses' Institu

tion, Manor Park road

Hill Norman Gerard, Oak cottage, Chislehllrf:lt common

Hindlllarsh Stuart, Hurry Downs, Common

Hiscock James, I Tarnside, Chislehurst common

Hodgkinson Commander George, R.N., Fairoaks, 8t.Paul's Cray cum

Hodgkinson Mrs. E. 31., Cleveland, St. Paul's Cray road

Hodsoll Percy, Clergy house, St. Paul's Cray road

Holland Alfi'ed Robert, Leesons, St. Paul's Cray common

Holloway Frederick, 3 Crown lane Holt Mrs., Waratah, Walden load Hugilll\Irs., Rosedale, Lubbock road Humphry Charles Henry, :l1.R.C.S.E. 5

Lower Camden Hunt George Stratford, Sandfield,

43 Chislehurst road Hunt Mrs.,5Heath cots.,TheCommon H utchinsonGerald Pemberton,Abbey

Meade, Mead road Jackson Hubert, St. Medden's, St.

Paul's Cray road Jackson W. Spencer, 9 Red hill James George, 2 Heath cottages, The

Common James Mrs.,Holly Bowers, Kemnal I'd Jameson Rev.Kingsbury,M.A.,Kings

croft, Camden Park road Janson Frederick Arthur, Crayfield,

St. P:tul's Cray road Janson Miss, Burstock, l\Iead road Jeffery Mrs., Chisleburst West Jenner Mrs. Edward Herbert Fuller,

1 Morley cottages, Common Johnson Jas. Yate, Lepel, Manor pk Jones Mrs., Wyvelsfield, Kemnal I'd Joynson Edmund Hambro, Uhisle

hurst common Jull Alfred Geo., Lyncroft, Green la Kemp John Edward, Church row Kenderdine Charles H., Scadbury

park, St. Paul's Cray common King B. W., The Ferns,29 Lower

Camden King Mrs. H. J., Woodclyffe, Summer

hill KingzettChas. Thos.,F .I.C.,F.c.s., Elm

steadKnoll,Elmstead la.Mottnghm

Howard Morley Phillips & Co,'s Music Warehouse, Bromley.

510 CHISLEHURsr PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Marchant James. 4 Florence villas, Chislehurst hill

Marks George, 4: St. Mary's villas, Willow grove

Marriott William, B.A., School hOt Willow grove

Marshall Arthur, Erpingham, Common

Marsham-Townshend Hon. Robert, Frognal, Foots Oray

Martyn i\Hsses, Old Crown cottage, Chislehurst common

Masters William Frost, 1 St. Mary's villas, WillOW grove

Mauueler George Guy, Hatfield, Lower Camden

May Edward John,Lyneham,Willow grove'

Meers ErnestGeorge, Shepherd's grn Mens Edwin, Chislehurst hill Mercer James. Wodenstone, Chisle_ hurst hill

MerryGeo.Wm. Whitehouse, Common Metcalfe Mrs., Barra, Church row MilJerGeo. Wm.Whitehouse,Common Miller Henry, Chislehurst West Mitchell Alfd. Constans, Lubbock I'd Molesworth Henry B., Clifton villa,

Royal parade Monro Miss, Selwyns, Lubbock road Moor Rev. John Frewen, M.A., Ard·

more, Common Moore Mrs. E. H., 6 Chislehurst I'd Moore William Tyndale, Coverdale,

Summer Hill villas MorganHy.Grattan,2 Burlington tel' Morris Malcolm, Birchwood,Southill

road M.orris W., Red hill

'Munns Arnold Edward, St. Michael's lodge, Common

Murton Walter Herbert, Saxbys, St. Paul's Cray common

Myers Ernest,Brackenside,Manorpk Nevill Reginald C. R.. Croft cottage,

Elmstead lane Newman George Herbert; Ashton,

Mead.road Newman Mrs., Red Hill ho .., Red hill Nichols 'Wm. Jas.,Lachine, Yeater I'd Nickalls Sir Patteson, J.P., Fallow-

field, Common

Nolloth Rev. Charles Frederick, M.A., Chislehurst comnion

Norfolk Edward, The Common Nussey Anthony Foxcroft, Ivy

house, Common Nussey Miss, 4 Church row O'Brien Henry,Oakleigh,Summer hI O'Hanlon Alfred, Banff h011,'Ie,35

Lower Camden Oldendorff Eclward Henry, Beech-

brook, Lubbock road Onions Mrs., 2 Governesses' Institu

tion, Manor Park road Panckridge Mrs., Bockleton, St.

Paul's Cray common Parker Mrs., Beech ho., Church row Parker ~Irs., Camden wood Pascall Mrs. A., 4 Red hill Payne Henry Reginald, Bank house,

Chislehurst common Pearce James, 26 Lower Camden Pearse 1'fiss F., Chislehurst West Pearson MiE's, 3 Calderwood cot

tages, Holbrook lane Pedder Miss, Lysvold, Chislehurst

common Pembroke P. J., Hawthorns, Chisle·

hurst common Perry Mrs., Broad Oak, Chislehurst

common Phillips Mrs. St. Columb, Green la Pickering John F., Camden Ridge,

Southill road Pierce George, Burlington IOlge,

Chislehurst West Pike Miss, 6 Governesses' Institution Pillans Mrs., Cadlands, Perry street Pitt Rev. Edward Martin, M.A., Sea-

field, Chislehurst common Plummer Mrs., Oak lodge, Common Podmore John Herbert, Shanklin,

Chislehurst hill Pole Rev. George Henry, M.A., Christ

Church parsonage, Lubbock road Popper Richard, Glen Avon, 37

Lower Camden PottGeo.Robt.,3Bickley ter.,Green la Pott Miss, 4: Governesses' Institution Potter William, Water tower, Chisle •..

hurst common Powell Robert Leonard, Heather~

bank, Summer hill

Howard Morley-Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Brass Instruments.

UHIst~gtrnsTPRIVATE RESIDENTS. 511

Powell W. G., Belmont viJ.,Green la Press Miss, 10 Governesses' Institu

tion, M:anOl~Park road Price Samuel Ernest, 5 Red hill Probart Mrs., 12 Red hill Procter Harry E. E., Ferns, Manor

Park road Prosser Miss, 4 Rectory pl.,. Common Purnell Wm.Fyrsbank,3 Low.Camdn Quincey Bertram de Quincey,M:ount

field, Camden Park road Quincey Miss, Stowcroft, 20 Lower

Camden Rae 1\1rs., Glenelly, Chislehurst com Rampton Mit:ls,Alresford. 11 Lower

Camden Rawle Edwin John, Camden villa, 1

Lower Camden Red path Mrs. Peter, )Ianor house,

:Manor park road Rhodes Arthur Charles, Warren ho.,

St. Paul's Cray road Robinson Arthur, Bretaneby, Brom

ley lane Robinson Frederick Arthur,Camden

Holt, Camden park road Rock Montague J'II., M.R.C.V.S.,

Sunnyside, Royal parade Rowbotham Miss, 5 Governesses'

Institution, Manor Park road Rowlands Horace James, Storth

Oaks, Walden road Russell Rev. H. Lloyd, The Vicarage, - Ohislehurst West

Russell Charles R. ~I., JYlead cottage, Mead road

Russell William Campbell, Golden Mead, Mead road

Ryder Rev. Rbt., B.A. Berisal, Red hI Saffery Edwin P. M., Bally Gunje, 9

Lower Camden Sanders Miss, 11 Governesses' Insti

tution. Manor Park road Savill William Montague, Ooombe

Mavis, Lower Camden Search Henry William, Manor Close,

Manor park Sicklemore Hugh G., Holly brake,

Church lane Slade Miss F., Belmont, Kemnal I'd Slattery Henry Francis, Ravenshill,

Summer hill

Smetham Frederick A., 2 Crown la· Smith JYfissCarter,3WillowGrove viIs Smith Mrs., Ventnor, Chislehnrst hI Smith William George, 2 Burlington

villas, Chislehurst West Snow James Humphrey, Camden

rise, Chislehurst hill Solly Ernest, Sunny ways, Chisle

hurst common Spence :Miss, 4 :Morley cottages,

Chislehurst common Speyer F. 'V., Ennismore, Yester I'd Spink Chas.,Furzefield,The Common Stephenson l\fiss, Randalls, Mead I'd Stevens Walter, 28 Lower Camden Stocker :Miss, 27 Lower Camden Stott Nowell Stanhope, Fairview,

Southill road Straus PercyWeiler,Hatton cottage,

Lubbock road Strauss Bernard Edwin, Ivy bridge,

Chislehurst hill StreatfeildMiss,Kingsnorth, Green la

I Stringer Miss, Girton house, Chislehurst West

Sturge Arthur Lloyd, Dolobran, Shepherd's green

Tallent John H., B.A., M.B., B.C., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Royal parade

Tapsell Thomas, Chislehurst com Tayler Miss, 1 Rectory place, Chisle

hurst common Tebb Robert Palmer, Enderfield,

Lubbock road Teichmann Emil, Sitka, Southill Thompson Miss,Glenelly,Chislehurst

common Thompson Richard H., Fairlight,

Chislehurst common Thornton Miss, Green lane Thornton William, Sunnymead, The

Common Tiarks· Frank Cyril, W oodheath,

Kemnal road Tiarks Henry Frederick, Foxbury,

Kemnal road Tindall Henry Ed ward, Arnside,

Mead rO'l.d Tod Norman Pringle, Norman cot

tage, Chislehurst common Townend Arthur Powell, Chip stead,

Common

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Violin-s.l ,

512 CHISLEHURST PRIVATE RESIDENTS.

Whitehead Alfred, 1 Burlington ter Whitfield Mrs., 1 Burlington villas,

Chislehurst West Whomes Harry S., Rose cottage!

Church row Whyte Robt.,J.p., Oakwood,Camclen

wood Willett William,The Cedars, Camden

Park road Williams David James, Ivy bank!

Chislehurst hill Willis Misses, 1 Lamorna villas,

Chislehurst West Wilson Frank Talbot, Golf view,

Willow grove ·Wilson Mrs., Bishop's well cottage,

The Common Wilson Sydney John, The Briars,

Chislehurst common Wollaston Mrs., Bishop's well, Com Wood Mrs., Ohislehurst West Wood Peter Frederick, Camden

lodge. Lubbock road Woodall Corbet,Walden,Camden wd Woodger J ohn Joseph, Clarendon

nursery, Chislehurst common ·Worskett Samuel A., Oakbank, Lub

bock road Wrigley Henry, J.P., Hillside, Lub

bock road Wylde John, Mayfield, Chislehurst

common

Truscott Rir George Wyatt, Great Wood, Camden wood

Tyler Mrs., Willow Grove road Tyndale John Richard, Meadow-

croft, Chislehurst common Vanner Jas. Engelbert, Camden wood "Verwey Christinus, Remony! Willow

grove Vi1liers :lIIiss, St. Barnabas Orphan

age, Chislehurst West Vinson William, jun. Raggleswood,

Lubbock road -Waters Edgar Charles, Fernhurst,

Mead road Watson Misses, 2 :Morley cottages,

Chislehurst common Watts Wm. F., 4 Summer Hill vils Webb Edward Alfred, Cookham

Dene, Manor park Webb Harry, Derwent house, Cs,m

den Park road Webster Mrs., Woodlands, Common Welfare Louis C., 1\I.R.C.V.S., Black

lanEs, Willow grove Wen borne William, 2 Calderwood

cottages, Holbrook lane Weynton Miss, 12 Governesses' In

stitution White Arthur Frederick, The Gorse,

Manor park White James, LL.D., South Home,

Kemnal road White Richard, Harley, Manor park

Howard Morley Phillips & Co., Bromley, for Brass Instruments.

CUDHAM DIRECTORY. - ------- - --

OUDHAM

Is a large but somewhat scattered village, situated 7 miles from Bromley, 7 from Sevenoaks, and 3t from Farnborough; in the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone: The church, erected early in the 12th century, is dedicated to

SS. Peter and Paul, and has undergone thorough restoration from the plans of Ewan Christian, Esq., Architect, and an outlay of some £3000 has been made. An entirely new steeple has lately been completed. Some interesting sepulchral monuments exist in the church. In the churchyard are two very old yew trees, the stems of which are upwards of twenty-nine feet in circumference. The Jiving, which is now held by the Rev. Harold Augustus Curtis, M.A., of Christ's College, Oambridge, is a vicarage, in the gift of Sampson Copestake, Esq. A small mission church (St. ::\fark's) has now been erected on the Aperfield estate. The services are conducted by the curate. There is a Baptist Chapel, near to the Westerham Road, built by :Mr. William Wallis, in the year 1873; it is a very neat and commodious building, and will seat about 200 people; there is also a slllall Wesleyan Chapel, in Cudham Street, supplied by the Sevenoaks Circuit, and a new Chapel has lately been erected at South Street. The population at the census (1901) was 1111, being an increase of 8 on that of 1891. The area is 5849 acres, and the rateable value £6881. The nearest railway stations are Orpington, 4: miles, and Chelsfield, 3± miles. The Village now possesses a Parish Council.

POST OFFICE. William Roberts, postmaster.

Letters arrive from Sevenoal,s, at 6.50 a.m. and 1.35 p.m.; Sundays 8 a.m.; dispatchedat 12.50and 6.30 p.m.; Snn<lays10.30a.m. The nearest Telegraph office is at Biggin Hill. Letters shonld be addressed" Cud-ham, Sevenoaks," with the exception of those marked *, which must be addressed "Westerham Hill, Kent," and those marked t, "via Beckenham, Kent."

SUB-POSTOFFICE, Westerham Hill.-E. D. Abraham, sub·postmaster. Letters arrive from Sevenoaks 8.40 a.m. and 12.1.5and 7.5 p.m. ; }Sundays 8.40 a.m.; <lispatched8.55 a~m. and 12.20 and 6.50 p.m.; Sun· days 8.55 a.m.

SUB-POST,MOXEY& TELEGRAPHOFFICE, Biggin Hill.-Charles Smither, sub·postmaster. Letters arrive from Sevenoaks at 8 a.m. and 2.30 p.m.; dispatched 10.45 a.m. anu 6 p.m.

WALL BOX, Jail Lane, cleared at 11 a.m. and 6.5 p.m.; not Sundays.

WALLBOX,Westerham Hill, cleared at 8.45 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. ; Sundays i.45 a.m.

WALl, BOX,Biggin Hill, cleared at 10.40a.m.and 5.55 p.m. ; not Sundays.

WAT,!,Box, Leaves Green, cleared 10 a.m. jSundays, 8.30 a.m.

PLACES OF WORSHIP. SS.Peter and Paul-Services: Sunday 8.0 and

11a.m. and 6.30p.m.Vicar-Rev. Harold Augustus Curtis, M.A.

Camb. St . .Afark's 1tfission Church-Services: Sun

days 8.0 and 11.0 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.; Curate, Rev. Robert L. Monck-Mason. n.A. Trin. coil. Camb

Baptist Ohapel and JVesltyanOhaptl-Services : Sunday 11 a.m. anu 6.0 p.m.

Oversw·s-E. Hutton, J. Terry & J. Scott Guardian-Charles Smither, Biggin hill Parish Olerk-William Cowlard, Maple cot. Parish Oouncillors-W. F. Foster (chairman) •.

W. Blundell, J. T. Drew, R. Smith, J. Terry, T. Alwen, C. Smither, S. Packman, C. Wood, and Walter Crooks (clerk)

Collector 01 King's Taxes-John King, I)College slip, Bromley.

Commissioner to Administer Oaths-William F. Foster, Biggin Hill house, Biggin hill

Churchwardens-To Atwen & W. Blundell. National &1Iool Walter Crooks, master;

Miss Preston & Misses Blundell, assistant mistresses.

Indepmdellt Order of Odd Fellows M. U.. "Star of Friendship" Lodge, held at the Old Jail Inn. Estab.I888. R. Smith, sec

514 CUDHAM i>.tREdToiri~.

CUDHAI\~ DIRECTORY. ~Jarked * m·e in TVesterham Postal District. Mm'ked t to be addressed via

Beckellham, Kent. Letters, etc., should be addressed Cudham, Sevenoab, Kent.

Private Residents. Abbott Charles Henry. The Haven,

Westerham hill *Burkin Henry, Old Psrk cottage tCothillThos.,Ashmore hO.Leaves grn. Crane George, Single street Curtis Rev. Harold Augustus, M.A.

[vicarl*Drake W., Southwood Dummitt Jeremiah, Lusted Everett Harold, Lavernack, Westel'

ham hill Foster W.F.,Biggin Hill ho.,Biggin hI. Freeman John Robert, L.D.S.Eug.,

Whitecliff Monck-MasoJ;l Rev. Robert Langrishe

B.A.TriU. colI. camb. [curate], Whitecliff

Moxham Robert Hall. Hm,tye lodge Musker John Henry, Grays .Rucker Edwd. Augustus, Cudham Hall Rmith Reuben, Darrin~ton cottage-Tothill Walter, K6onowla

Commercial. Abraham E. D., grocer. & post office,

Westerham hill Alwen John, farmer Alwen Thomas, bricklayer Barkway W. & Sons, harness makers,

Westerham hill Bateman John, shoemaker Blake Bros .. builders,&c.,Westerham hI Blake Wm., farmer and fruit grower,

Biggin hill Blundell William, fruit grower, Grubb

grounds Boddington Edward.Fb.r and Hounds,

Westerham hiU

*Burkin Henry, fruit grower Burkin John, fruit grower, Bury's grn *Burkin Mrs. Elizabeth, fruit grower Chitty Mrs., shopkeeper, Biggin hill *Clarke James, fruit grower, Park cotto Collins Daniel, farmer, Burys farm Cowlard Richard, Old Jail inn & baker Cowlard William, parish clerk, Maple

cottage Dewberrv Samuel. farmer and fruit

grower, Thrift Drew John, fruit grower, Jail lane Elliott William, farmer,Skid Hill farm Foster W. F " solicitor, Biggin Hill

house, Biggin hill Fowden J as., farmer, Horn Green farm Freeman John Robert, L.n.s.Eng.,

dental surgeon, Whitediff *Hallam William, fruit grower and hay

dealer, Westerham hill Holland Albert, blacksmith tHorwood Mrs Elizabeth, King's

Arms, Leayes green Hutton Edmund, stud groom. Stud

farm, South street Jackson James, carman Kensit J. & ~ons, bldrs., Westerham hI. Neale William, market gardener,

Northfield, Westerham hill Nevard Wm. H., The Salt Box Coffee

Tavern Newland Frdk.,Bfack Horse,Biggin hI. Packman Samuel, fruit grower, New

Barn farm Packman Samuel, wood merchant,

Woodland villa Roberts William, draper and grocer,

Cudham post office

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Saunders Wm., poultry farm & refreshment caterer, Oak cottage, Biggin hill

Scott Joseph, farmer, Cudham court farm

Smither Charles, builder, Post Office, Biggin hill

Stone William,farmer,N orthheads farm Tipping G-eorge, fruit grower, Jail lane Terry Jesse, estate agent, Biggin hill Tremain John, farmer, fruit grower and

blacksmith, Mead house, Biggin hill Vant Francis James, refreshment

rooms, The Beacon, Westerham hill

Wallis Wm. (Exors. of), farmers, fruit growers and wheelwrights, Costains

*Webster Charles, fruit grower, Old Harrow --'-'II

*Westbrook James, farmer, Great South street farm

*Westbrook William, cartel', South ~t. tWheatley Frederick, farm bailiff to

Earl of Derby, Old house,Leaves grn. Wood Charles, Blacksmiths' Arms,

Cudham street *Wood John, farmer, Old Harrow cot. Yates Albert, carpenter, White house Yeates Albert, builder, Oudham street

516 DOWNE DIRECTOUY.

~ S one of the prettiest and most pleasantly situated villages to be found in

1 Kent. It is in the Western Divi~ion of the county, hundred of . Ruxley, imd lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church, dedicated to St. Mary the Virgin, is a neat building in the Gothic style of architecture. It was

Testored in 1872, at a cost of £1540. A handsome stained glass East window, consisting of three lights, was added in 1874, two of the lights being given respectively by the Rev. J. B. Innes and Mrs. George E. Forrest, the third being

raised by subscription, and three others since, une by the Vicar, and the others by the Lubbock family, and J. M. Teesdale, Esq., late of Downe Hall. A

handsome clock was erected in the tower in 18ie. The Church contains various sepulchral memorials of the Petleys, lords of the manor from Edward III. to Henry VIII. whose once sumptuous mansion has been pulled -down and a modern residence erected. In the churchyard is a yew tree

-computed to be 700 years old. The Churchyard was c1o~ed by Order in Council, and a new Cemetery, which is an extension of the Churchyard, was consecrated in 1897. Three new bells were added in 1903, making a peal of six bells, and :t choir vestry was erected in 1904. The parish register dates as

far back as 1538. The living is a vicarage, in the gift of J. Brodie-Innes, Esq., of Milton Brodie. The Rev. George Sketchley Ffinden, domestic

ehaplain to Earl Carrington, is vicar. There is a good organ, recently erected, ltnd a National School. The school has a small endowment. The nearest railway stations areOrpington (S. E. & C. R.), 3tmiles; Bromley(S. E.&C.R.), 6 miles. An omnibus runs to Bromley three times daily, and a pair horse omnibus runs twice daily to and from Orpington :station. The population at the census (1901) '~as 610, being au increase of 29 on that of 1891. The area is 16M acres and the rateable value £4165. In the month o{ December, 1894, the first P~rish Council was elected.

POST,TELEGRAPH & MONEY ORDER OFFICE.

A. H. Nicholls, Postmaster. Open for telegrams from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m Sundays, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Letters arrive from Farnborough at 8.0 a.m.

and 6.30 p.m., Sunda.ys 8.0 a.m.; de· spa.tched at 2.30p.m., and8p.m., Sundays10.20 a.m. Letters should be addressed "Downe, Farnborough, R.S.O., Kent."

Vicar-Rev. George Sketehley Fllnden. Parish Clerk tI: Serton-John Palmer.

Churchwardens-Hugh Neville Lubbock & : George N. Murton. Organist-Bern!lrd Fowles Overseers-J. Lewi'l and E. Jessup_ Collector of King's Taxes-Jobn King,

College slip, Bromley.Guardian-Charles Harris. Natwnal Mixed SChools-Arthur J. Ridge,

master; Mrs. Ridge, mistress. Parish Oouncillors.-F. Capon, Hugh N.

Lubbock (ch&irman), E. Jessup, F. L. Muirhead, G. N. Murton,Percy W. Russell, J. A. Snow, A.J. Ridge (clerk).

DOWNE DIRECTORY.

Private Residents. .Avebury Lord, P.C., D.L., J.P.

D.e.L., F.R.S., F.S.A., LL.D., High Elms; 6 St. James' sq., S.W.; Athenreum Club, S.W. & City Liberal Club, E.C., London

'Carlin Mrs., North End lane Cecil Lady Margaret, Crowhill Ffind3n Rev. George Sketcbley, The

Vicarage Gilbert Thomas, The Laurels Hubbard The Hon. Evelyn, The

Rookery .J ones George, Dunedin Lubbock 1'he Hon. Norman, Clock

House cottage Lubbock Hugh Nevile, Gorringes Mitchelll\frs., Yew Tree cottage Muirhead Frank. L .• Downe lodge Murton George N .. Petleys Nicholls Alfred, Mill house 'Russell Percy, Trowmers Sales George, North End lane Sales Mrs., West Hill villas 'Smith Mrs., Downe court Sutherland Charles Les!ie, C.I.E.,Downe

hall Welch John Charles, Sunnyside Whitehead J dIery, Downe house Wigan Captain James Ramsay, Hun

stanton lodge

Commercial. Baker Frederick, watchmaker, Elm cotto lBeveridge D., fruit grower, Luxted rd

Brewster Robert, grocer & draper Capon Frederick, jobmaster & black

smith, Crowhill Chapman Miss Amy, shopkeeper Davies Frederick, George and Dragon,

& grocer Francis James, grocer, Luxted road Ginn George, greengrocer & ntlwsagnt Harris Montague & Harry farmers,

Orange court Henderson William, farmer, North end

farm Hill Alfred, grocer & draper Hills Robt.,market grdnr.WestHill vils Hiscock Charles, farmer, Clock House

£ann Jessup Edward, farmer, Petley's farm Lalge James, farmer, Luxted farm Lewis John, carpenter and builder Lewis Mrs. S., refreshment rooms Mittell Alfred James, butcher Nicholls Alfred H., Post Office, baker

and confectioner Reeves William, blacksmith Ridge A. J., schoolmaster, Cross Ashes Sawyer Alfd., fruit grower,Lower Hook Sawyer Frederick, baker & confectioner Sawyer Jacob, fruit grower, Farthing st. Snow Joshua Arthur, fruit grower Snow Wm. J., farmer & coal merchant Town John, builder and undertaker Tremaine Albert,fanner,MillBush cot. Wormleighton Edward, Queen's Head Yeates Edmund, saddler

518 FARNBOROUGH DIRECTORY.

FARNBOROUGH

Is situate on the high road from London to Sevenoaks, 4i miles from Bromley; 14 from London; 3 from St. Mary Cniy. It is in the

Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of· Sutton-at-Hone. The parish church is a very ancient structure, built of brick and flint, and was rebuilt in 1639. A new Chancel was added during the year 1885, and an additional piece of Burial Ground was consecrated by the Bishop of Dover on the 23rd of November, 1886. It is dedicated to St. Giles the Abbot. A new choir vestry was dedicated on the 23rd of November, 1903, having been built as a memorial to the late Queen Victoria. The lych gate was dedicated at the

same time .. The living is a rectory and vicarage, in the gift of Trustees, at present held by the Rev. Ebenezer Joseph Welch, Lon. coIL Div. The register dates from 1558. There is a Baptist Chapel in the Well brook road, and a· Mission Room at Green-street-Green. The village hall is in the centre of the

village. There are schools, under a Council, near the village. The Police Station and the Bromley Union ·Workhouse are situate at Locksbottom. Omnibuses run at stated intervals between Farnborough and Bromley. The population at the census (1891) was 1,283, and in H)OI, 2,262 including 566

officers and inmates of Bromley Union Workhouse, and 435 of St. Joseph's· Home. The area is 1,411 acres, and the rateable value £14,782. The

nearest railway stations are Orpington, Ii miles, and Bromley, 4 miles.· Letters for Green-street-Green should be addressed "By Orpington," and

Farnborough letters "Famborough, R.S.O., Kent." The first Parish Council was elected in December, 1894.

POST & TELEGRAPH OFFICE & MONJ<.:Y ORDER OFFICE.

:Miss Harriett Leigh Giles, Postmistress. Letters arrive from London t"ia Orpiugton

Station at 7.0 a.m. (12.45 p.m. for callers only), and 5.20 p.m. Sundays 7.45 a.m. De·spatched at 9.30 a.m. 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. Sundays at 5.40 p.m.

GRliiEN·STREET-GREEN.- Sub-postmaster:Thomas Mussell. Open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Deliveries 8 a.m., 1.30 and 7.30 p.m. Sundays 8.30 a.m. Despatches 8.25 and 10.50 a.m. 2.30 and 7 p.m. Sundays 11.30.

Letters for Green-street-Green should be addressed" by Orpington."

LOCKSnOTTOM, POST AND MONEY ORDER OFFICE.-Miss E. F. Jackson, Sub-post

-mistress. Despatches 8.15 a.m., 2.41> :llld 7.35 p.m. Sunday at 5.50 p.m.

CHELSFIELD LA~E.-James Nicholls, Sub-postmaster. Despatches at S a.m., 2.11> and 6.45 p.m. Sundays 8.30 a.m.

WALL Box at Wellbrook cleared at 7.45 a.m., 2.M and 7.45 p.m. Sunday 6 p.m.

WA.LL BOX, New Estate, cleared at 8.4;j. a.m. and 6.45 p.m. Snndfl)'s IIa.m.

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:Parish Church. - ~ervices: Holy Communion every Sunday; Sunday, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Children'£; Service, 3 p.m.; Thurs,lay 7.:10p.m. ; Holy days by announcement; HolyBaptism on afternoon of second Sunday and at other times by appointment.

Beulah Baptist Chapel, Wellbrook road.Times of service-ll a.m., 6.30 p.m.:Wednesday evenings, 7 p.m.

Baptist Chapel, Chelsfield lane.-Services; 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Wednesday 7.30 p.m.

The Iron Room.-Services 11a.m. & 6.30p.m. Primitive ltfethodist Chapel, Crofton road,

Locksbottom.-Rev. Thomas II. Bicker-ton, 2 Mosslea road, Penge, minister.Services: Sunday, Sunday School Address at 3.15; Divine Worship at 6.30 p.m. and on alternate Tuesdays at 7 p.m.

Parish Councillol's. - 'V. St. John Fox (chairman), J. W. Stow, R. J. Griffin, G. T. Shorter, John M. Higgs, W. T. Plum-bridge, JesFe Sawyer, Henry Wilson and James White; Henry Barnes, clerk.

Vicar-Rev. Ebenezer Joseph Welch.Churchwardens-Philip S. Bealby and Henry

Wilson, Over.'€€I·s-R, J.Griffin and Henry Barnes. Farnborough Council School-Managers, T.

H. Fox (chairman), W. St. J. Fox, J. W. Stow, II, F.. Priter & R. J. Griffin. Correspondent: Henry Barnes.

Bchool Master-James Ashworth.

Council &/lOo:s, Village-Boys', James Ash-worth, master. Girls', Mrs. Mary Ash-worth. mistress. Miss G. Stocks, mistress of infants. Green-street-Green, C. Pearson, master.

Guardian-J ohn M. Higgs. Parish Clerk-John Brudbery.Collector oj King's Taxes-John King, 9

Collt'ge slip, BromleyPolice Station, Locksbottom. - Station

Sergeants, George Bridger and Frederick Lewis; Acting Sergeants, William Henderson and Arthur Stretton.

Fire BI'igade Station, opposite the ~ew Inn, the VilIage.-Members, Capt.Wm.J. Owen. Foreman G. Ba,ird, G. Dubery, W. Martin, J. Owen. C. Owen, Alfred Bee, A. Tapsell, C. Collins and A, Blackmore.

Carriers to London-\Vm. Hemphrey, J. Jeffrey, E. Quennell, Carter, Paterson & Co., and Pickford's Limited.

Ancient Order oj Foresterio (L.U .D.) Court Lord Farnborough, No. 4312; held at the New Inn. 1\Ieeting night,second Tuesdayin the month. Secretary, Charl€s HenryPearson, Est. 186:3.

Ancient Order of Shepherds {S.D.) Sanctuary LO/'d Farnborough, No. 4312; held at the New Inn. ),;eeting night, every fourth We1ne'ldI1Y. :;:cr'ibe Challes Henry Pearson. Esta.LJlished1867.

FARNBOROUGH

Private Residents. .Alderson C. H., Cumberland lodge.Alderson Hope, GranvilleAshworth James, Farnborough school.Auld Henry Alfred, Hilda vale Barnes Henry, Willow bankBarnes Reginald, Oak houseBealby Philip S., GlintonDest James, High mount, Green-street

green:BC'werTheodore Herbert, The Manse .Bowers Walter, 2 Marshall villas,

Green-street-greenB:own Thomas William, Loftus,

Green-street-green Calver John, Ivanhoe 'Chase Philip Henry, ShrubberyCherry George W" Brook house

DIRECTORY.

Clarke Albert, 3 Wellbrook road Cohen .Adolphus,The Larches, Green

street-greenCrafter James, Glen Trammon house,

Green-street-green Dunlop Andrew, 2 Chester villasEarnshaw Claude, Tilburstow Elsley James Edwin, The CottageElslf\YMrs., Well brook cottage

Faucus Mrs., Topclyffe grangeFinlinson Norman, SpringfieldFirman Charles,Braeside,Green-street

~reen Firman Frederick, Hillbrow, Green

street-greenFlegg A. W., Green-street-greenFlothow H. Hill cote Follett George, Green-street-green

Forward William, Fernleigh, Greenstreet-green

Fox Walter St. John, Beechwood, Green.street-green

Giles Augustus, Wellhurst. Greenstreet-green

Gill Miss, Green-street-green Grant Frederick, 1 Wellbrook road Griffin Miss, 1 Crofton road Gurr David. Swiss cottage

Halsey Edwin, The Cottages Hewitt C. H. Underhill cottage,

Green.street·Grecn Hinks William Henry, The Hollies Hollingsworth Charles. Firwood Hollingsworth Geo., Hilda vale road Honnywell Wilfred Keppel, I vvdene Hoppe James, Melrose, Green-street

green . Hudson Joseph, Mafeking. Green

street-green

Joyce Jonathan, Arthur villa, Greenstreet-green

Lubbock Arthur Nevile,Bassetts,Starts hill

Lye Capt. John Gaunt Berkeley, Oat-lands, Green-street-green .

March Ed ward, Goddendene March Percival, Goddendene March Sydney, Goddendene Marks Jonathan, 'Voodthorpe

; Meadows Henry John, Hillside, Greenstreet-green

Morris Alfred Ernest, 1 Marshall villas, Green-street· green

Olney Mrs., Stanbndge cottage, Well-brook road

Owen Miss, 1Chester vils. 'Vellbrook rd Osgoou Walter J., Green-street-green

Paul Thomas Pearson Charles Henry, Brownslade,

Green-street-green Plumbridge Edward, Fleetwood Plumbridge W. T., Wellclose villa

Rich Richard, The Hawthorns Robinson Owen D. Edenthorpe

i:;mith Henry, Alma villa Snead Harold Mortimer, Merlwood

Snead William Douglas, Merlwood Sparke Edward, Ebury villas Springett Mrs. Hawthorn cottage,

Green-street-green Staples Allen. 7 Well brook road Steer Daniel, Grassmere Ste\'ens George, The Poplars, Green

street-green Stock Miss, Wellclose villa Straker Leonard H., Wellbrook Sydal William, Hill Crest

Thompson Gervaze, Horsmonden cottage, Green-street-green

Walker Adam, Durbar 'Vatson William, Hill top, Green

street-green Welch Rev. Ebenezer Joseph [vicar],

.Bromley common . Wilson Henry, Farnborough lodge Wilson George 'V. Purvis, Elmcroft Woodcoek Robert, The Elms, Green

street-green

Commercial. Alderson Christopher Henry Metcalfe

Alderson, florist & nurseryman. Cumberland lodge

Allcorn Frederick, George ~. Dragon Allen Jsph.A.,grocer, Green-street-grn Appleby Robert, bootmaker, Gre~n

street-green

Ballard Isaac Hiram, hl.undry, Cedar Lodge laundry .

Ballard Mrs. W., Limes launury Ballard William, laundry, High street,

I!'arnborough Barnes Henry, poor-rate collector and

correspondent toFarnborough council school, Willow bank >

Bashford Artb.,constable,'Valbrook rd. Batchelor George, baker, Crofton road.

Locksbottorn Baugh 'ViUiam Emest,plumber,Green

street-green Bee Alfred, smith, &c. Belcher Albert, beer retailer, Cr 0 on

road, Locksbottom Blake & Stevenson, physicians and

surgeons, Hazelwood Bradbery John, parish clerk

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Bridger George, station sergeant, Locksbottom

Bryant S. T., plumber, High street Butchers Mrs. Harriett, laundry Butler Thomas, cycle maker, Green-

street· ~reen

Cave Arthur Edward, master of workhouse

Cheel Neville, baker, &c. Child William Thomas, florist, Finch

ley, Hilda vale road Clactworthy & Whiting,fruit growers Crafter Misses, refreshment rooms,

Green-street-green Crafter Arth., draper, Green-street·.grn 'Crafter Herbert, draper, High street Craig Robert, road inspector, Elm villa CurdHarry,turncockKentWater works

Davis Daniel, dining rooms Dawson Joseph, farmer, Chelsfield

hall, Green-street-green Dodd Henry, wheelwright and farmer,

Start's hill farm Dowler James, sand, ballast and chalk

merchant, Green-street-green Dowsett C., domestic stores, Gladstone

Eade Thos., fruiterer, Green-street-grn Eade William, coffee house, Green

street-green . Edgley Miss Alice, refreshment rooms,

Green-street-grben~dgley Miss Amy, draper,The Village Ellis Mrs. Rosina, blacksmith & wheel

wright, Green-street-green Emms Mrs. Sarah, grocer Eyres Alfred, R().~e q' GJ'MVn, Green

street- green

Fox and Sons. brewers and wine and spirit merchilUts, Oak Brew~ry

Gautrey William, blacksmith, Crofton road, Locksbotton

Geere Albt., butcher, Green-street-grn Gilbert Augustus, fruit grower, Wel

brook road Giles Edward, fruit grower Giles Miss Harriett L.,Post &' Telegraph

Office Giles James, lanndry.4 Wellclose cots. Goodchild Charles, Tlte New inn

Goodchild John, beer retailer, and fruit grower

Goodchild John, jun., beer retailer, Locksbottom

Gould Mrs., tea rooms, Lock~bottom Green Philip, polir.e constable, 2 Hope

cottages, Hilda vale road Griffin Joseph, fruit grower and florist,

Wellbrook lodge Griffin Richard James, nurseryman Grimsey Mrs., matron of Bromley

union Grubb Miss Harriett, laundry, Green

street-green

Hardstone William, butcher Harms A., Winged Arrow Cycle works Hart George, police constable, Well-

brook road Hasell Thomas J., fruit grower,

Bromley common Henderson William, police sergeant,

Locksbottom Higgs John May, farmer, Farnborough

Hall farm Higgs W., farmer, Green-street-green Hollingsworth Charles, florist, Hilda

vale road Hoppe Joseph, tea gardens Hunter J ohn, ~ardener, 12 Grofton rd.

Jackson Albert, draper, q' Post O.tfice, Locksbl)ttom

Jefferies Thomas, constable, 1 Hope cottages, Hilda Vale road

Jones Richd.,nurseryman,Wellbrook I'd

Kingsland Frederick George, White Lion, Locksbottom

Leach Albert, carman & contractor Leach Thomas, vermin destroyer Leonard Brothers, cylists' rest, Green

street-greenLewis Chas., general dlr., Locksbottom Lewry William Walter, gardener to

A. N. Lubbock, Esq. London Frederick, gardener to W St.

John Fox, esq., Green-street-green Lovett Walter, constable,Gladstonp. I'd

Marti nThos.,shopkpr.,Green-street-grn :M:eeten Henry, coachman to W. St.

John Fox, esq., Green-street-green

Mills Thomas George, fruit grower, Locksbottom

Moran Thomas, stationer & newsagent, Locksbottom

Mussell ThC\mas, general shopkeeper, Post Office, Green-street-green

Nicholls James, baker, & Post Office, Green -street-green

Owen William, builder and undertaker Owen William John, decorator

Penfold Henry Nathaniel, beer retailer Phillips Alfred, grocer, Crofton road,

Locksbottom Plumbridge W m.,imit growr.,Wellclose

Quint Charles A., school attendance officer, Bromley comUlon

Ringer James, shopkeepr.r, Crofton rd

Sawyer Jesse, florist, &c., High street Sessions Robert, fanner, Broad "iew Smith Timothy ;wood dlr., Locksbottom Springett John, general dealer, Crof

ton road, Locksbottom Stacey Jas.,coal dlr.,Green-street-green Stevenson W. Dymes, M.R.C.S.Jmg.,

L.s.A,LOnd., physician and snrgeon

Stone Albert, constable, 3 Hope cottages, Hilda Yale road

Storm Elliott Baxter, chemist and grocer, 7 and 8 High street

Stow Joseph Watson, fruit grower, Two Elms

Stretton Arthur, police sergeant, Gladstone road

Sullivan Daniel, shopkeeper Tilling Frederick C., baker Topp Frank J. ,grocer, Green-street-grn

Vargerson Alfred, constable, 11 Crofton road

Wadsley George, Queen's Heaa.!' Green-street-green

Walker William, nurseryman Weatherley William George, fruiterer Westbrook Thomas, farm bailiff to

Messrs. Fox & Sons, Green-st.-green "\Yheatlev Alfred J., bootmaker 'Vhite James, grocer and draper,

Green-street-green WhitingGeo., beer reUr ..Green-st. grn. Wickenden & Son, butchers, 9 High st 'Villiamson Harry, bootmaker Woodcock Bobert, brewer to Fox &

Sons, Green-street-green Woods Geo., bootmaker, LocksbottOlU

FOOTS CRAY DIRl£CTORY. 523

FOOTS CRAY

Isa picturesque village on the high road from Maidstone to London. It ~s ~! mIles from Bromley, 12 from London, 2~ from St. Mary Cray. It IS III the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, lathe of

Sutton-at-Hone. The church, dedicated to All Saints, is a small picturesque structure, with shingled spire, supposed to be of great antiquity. The register dates from 1537. The living is a rectory, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and

is held by the Rev. Charles Birch, liLA. The churchyard contains several interesting gravestones, relating to former prominent inhabitants of the village. who have now joined the majority. Underneath four noble looking limes, which completely shade it from the fierce rays of the summer's sun, is a large granite cross, which forms a conspicuous feature in the churchyard, and which is erected to the

memory of the late Mr. Henry Denison Pender, who died at Foots Cray Place ()n January 13th, 1881, and Sir John and Lady Pender. Near the Parish Church

are the National Schools, which present a fine exterior. Attached to the schools

is a large Clock, which was erected in celebration of the Jubilee of Queen Victoria, 1887. The Baptist Chapel is situated at Sidcup Hill. The population at the .census (1901) was 5,829, being an increase of 2,342 over that of 1891. The area is 786 acres, and the rateable value £40,380. The nearest railway stations are Sidcup (North Kent Loop), q. miles, and St. :Mary Cray, 2! miles.

POST, TELEGRAPH ,Iz MONEY ORDER OFFICE.

William George Tossell, Postmaster. Letters arrive from London at 7.30 a.m.,

1.0p.m., 7.0 p.m. Box cleared at 8.50 and 10.45a.m.,I.IOp.m .. 4.30 p.m., 6.55p.m., 9.0 p.m. Sundays, arrive 8.0 a.m. Box cleared at 7.50 p.m. Money orders are grantpdltnd paid from 8 a m. till 8 p.m.

Open for telegrams from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m .. Sundays, 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.

WALL LE1"l'ER BOX,opposite Bigg's nnrsery,cleared at 9 and 10.55 a.m.; 1.20, 4.30, 5.25 and 9.15 p.m. Sundays, 8.5 p.m.

National School-J. A. \Vinter, master.

Infant School-l\Iiss Burridge.Independent Order of (load Templars. Lodge

Forget ]Ie· Not. Meet at the National Schools on Tuesdays at 8 p.m.

lndependent Order of Oddtellows (St.M.C.D.),Lodge Flo/cel' of Kent. No. 4868; held at the Seven Stars Inn. Meeting nights everyother \Vednp.sday. E. E. Reeve, sec.

Rector-Rev. Charles Birch, )I,A.Churcll1cal'dens-·S. J.Waring& P. A. Bristow Bapti,'t Chapel-Bev. L.A. Wilson-Haffenden. Guardian-Thomas Knight. OL'eI'Seel'-J. T. Norris. Sexton-Frank Nash.

I Collector of King's l'axes-John King, 9 College slip, Bromley.

A. A. Hunt & Co, Bromley, for P,aperhanginga. Glass, Colo!, &c.

524 FOOTS CRAY DIRECTORY.

Commercial. Arrow Francis William, cycle maker Banks Thomas, grocer Beadle John C., coach builder Biggs Ernest J.,nurserJman/rheLime!'l Brooks Alfred Henry, basket maker,

Suffolk street

Luvoni Andrew, Melva Manser George, Carthage villa Marsbam - Townshend Hon. Houert,

D.L., J.P., Frognal Martin Bertram Horatio, 6 Woodland

villas Muntz .11rs., Oakhurst New John, Church cottage Newton Percy, Llanstephan Nixon Rev. Louis, 6 May's villas Nott Miss, 4: Ursula lodges Pillman Joseph Charles, The Cottage,

Foots Cray lane Poole Lieut.-Col. G. R. R.,The Old ho. Purser Miss, 3 Ursnla lodges Rawlings Cecil, Heatherly Rayden Mrs. 0., Woodland villa Revnolds William Albert, lona Rogers John, 7 May's villas Sadler Frank. 4 Woodland villas Shea Charles Edward, The Elms Smith Edgar Baillie, 11 May's villas Stanley Charles, li.velyn Tovey John, 10 May's villas Turner Ernest George, St. Malo Turner Hamilton Hall, 2 Woodland vIs Walker Chas. Joseph, 5 Woodland vIs Wall Edward John, TorlanGs Ward Geolge Frederick, Kingsbury Waring Samup] J., Foots Cray place Warren Miss, 1 Ursula lodges 'Vinkworth Humble M., T" ysdens Worsfold John, 1 May's villas

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FOOTS CRAY DIRECTORY.

Private Residents. Arnold EdwardMontague,BurtonJ oyce Arnold Mrs. G. E., Burton Joyce Bannister Harry, Trevannin Bassett John E., 9 May's villas Bassett Richard G., jun., 2 May's vils. Baxter John, 4 May's villas Becker Hugo, Studley lodge Bell Edward R., Wickford Bell Mrs., Netherhall Birch Rev. Charles, M.A;, The R~ctory Blackwood James, Homecrl)ft nroilson Herbert Lewis, Boy ton Brown Mrs., 8 May's villas BryantErnest, Ruabon Burgess Mrs. 5 May's villas Bursill Frank, Sulby house Byast Mrs., Colliedom Chard Francis Wm., Cambridge villas Clarke Capt. Arthur W., Reculver Cobb Miss, 2 Ursul.t lodges Cowderoy Flederick, Kershaw cottage Darton l\fiss, 5 Ursula lodges Downton William, Hillside Ewens Paul, Harford cottage Gardiner Miss, 6 Ursula lodges Garratt George William, 12 May's vils. Gayton William E., Surbiton villa Golding Henry, Hill view Goldsmith Francis Thomas Wilber

force, St. Leonards Green Henry William, Lynton Gulvin John Charles,;3 May's villas Gundry Tbomas, 3 Woodland villas Harding Rev. H. L. [curate] Hedges Miss, The Crays Homewood J obn, Brookview Humphry Mrs., Laurel house Hunt Mrs., Havelock house James J. Stanley, Ruxley KayU Mrs., Virden Locket Frank, Brantingham

A. A. Hunt & Co.,Bromley, Kent, for Builders' Ironmong'ery~Lead, &e.

FOOTS ORAY DIRECTORY. 525

Browning Joseph, foreman, Brick works, Glen view

Catt Brothers, grocers and drapers Chatfield Stephen L., bootmaker, 5

Cray buildings Clark Henry James, ironmonger, smith

and farrier Oorke DavidT.C.,house agt.,Cray bank Cunnington Mrs. A., plumber, 1 Cray

buildings Endersby Mrs., green~rocer, Cray bldgs Epsom James, shopkeeper European Blair Camera Co. Limited Foots Cray Briek Co.,

C. T. Knight, manager Francis Mrs. B. A., Foots Cray laundry Hazell James, smith and farrier Heselden Albert, hairdresser Hollamby Mrs. Grace, nurse Hollamby James, shopkeeper Hope Arthur Charles, tobacconist Hutchings Henry, undertaker King John Thomas, sieve and basket

maker and refreshment rooms Lewis George, fishmonger

Manuy Walter, saddler and harne~s rna Mardell George, beer retailer Mason Edward, fishmonger Packman George Henry, Seven Stars' Pate Thomas H., newsagent Rankin Stanley, juiner & cabinet maker Reeve Joseph, tUlllcock to Kent Water

Works Rose Ed win James, shopkeeper Shipp Herbert, butcher Spooner Isaac, butcher Stone Ernest, bo@tmaker Thomas Archibald Ernest, Red Lion 'ribbs Walter G., general dealer Tompkins Joseph, butcher, Bridge ho. Tossell George, baker & confectioner,

Post O.tfice Tucker E., builder Turner Ernest G.• grocer and draper Vins~n Edward, nurseryman Vinson Oswald, fanner, Huxley Wells John A., basket maker Westley William. farm bailiff to S. J.

Waring, esq.

A. A. Hun~ & Co., Bromley, Kent, for Water Waste Preventers

526 GROVE PARK DIRBCTORY.

GROVE PARK.

.1S situated about 2 miles from Bromley -and 8 from London. It is a hamlet in the parish of Lee. There is a good train service which renders it easy

of access fr01l1 all parts. The Bromley Direct Li.ne, which wag opened in

..January, 1878, has its junction with the main line' here. Like most of the

London suburbs, it is composed chiefly of villa residences, and, from the rapid

progress which has taken place during the last few years, bids fair to become

large and flourishing. In order to provide for the spiritual needs of this district, the Church of St. Augustine has been erected in the Baring Road, the foundation stone being laid by the Earl of Northbrook, in May, 1886; it was

consecrated in October of the same year. The church affords accommodation tor .about 280 worshippers. There is a Sunday School in connection with the

church. A vicarage house was built in Baring Road in 1897. The living is

in the gift of the Bishop of Rochester, and is at present held by the Rev. Samuel Luffman, M.A. Extensive sewerage works were constructed in 1891, which materially tend to the comfort and health of the inhabitants.

Fi1'c Alarms.-Baring Road (north end) and corner of Chinbrook Road.

POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Sub-Postmaster, Geo. Hind.

postal Arrangements. - Clearances (Letter & parcel collections with the exception of 8. to & 10.30 p.m. which are letter collections only), 8.10,9, 11 and 12 a.m., 2, 3, 4.30, 7.0, 8.30. and 10.30 p.m. Sundays9.30 p.m.Open for Telegrams 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Parcels Post-9.45 a.m. and 6.0 p.m. Pillar Box, Chinbrook Road.-Cleared at

8.·jO and 10.50 a.m.; 2.50,4.20, 6.55, 7.50 and 8.20 p.rn.; 10.20 p.m. (except Sat.). Sundays 9.20 p.m.

Pillar Box, Baring .Road-Cleared at 8.15, 9.5. 'i'11.10a.m. 12.10,2.10, 3.10, 4.35, 7, 3, 8.35 and *10.35 p.m. Sundays 9.35 p.m.

'Vall Box, The Avenue-Cleared at 8.20, 9.10, and 11.15 a.m., 12, 2.15, 3.15, 4.35, 7, tl, 8.40, aud *10 p.m. *Except Saturdays. Sundays 9.35 p.m.

PLACE OF WORSHIP. St. AU(Justine's Church.-Vicar, Rev. Samuel

Luffman, M.A. Holy Communion, ':3undays,8 a.m.,:l\Iatins, 11a.m., Evensong, 6.30 p.m.Children's Service with Baptisms, first Sunday, 3.15 p.m. Daily services 9.30 a.m. & 5.30 p.m. except Wednesday 11 a.m. & Friday noon.

Ancient Order 0/ Odd/ellolJ)s, Loyal Lora Baring Lorl(Je-H. Hoskins, sec.

Commissioner to Administer Oaths-Howard Charles Jones, Craythorne, Baring road,Groye park

A. A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for Leaded Lights.

GROVE PARK: DIRECTORY.

GROVE PARK DIRECTORY.

Private Residents.

Arnett Braithwaite, Pellew house, The Avenue

Arnold In. S., Fairlawn, Chinbrook rd Atkins Richard James, Radnor villa,

Chinbrook road . Bell Horatio, The Nook, Chin brook rd BennettArthr.,Hurtmore,Chinbrook rd Bleuler Emil, Beechwood, Baring road Bowater Frank, Bighleigh, Baring rd. Brewer Thomas, 11 Amblecote road Bridge Samuel, The Limes, Baring rd. Brookes John, Baring road Brookes Samuel, 6 Amhlecote road lJl"90mfielc;l;Mrs. G. C., Cranford, Bar

ing road . Brymer W., Crowhurst, Chinbrook rd Butt George W., Holmesdale, Chin-

brook road

Cann Mrs., Old cottage, The Avenue Carr Arthur, 13 Amblecote road Carter Albert James, Roborough,

Baring road Catchpole Edward A., Ravepsdeane,

Baring road Chapman Thomas Sands, St. Leonards,

Chinbrook road Chiesi Gastone, 5 Amblecote road Chllrton Charles Stanley, Hilbre,

Chinbrook road Cooper Mrs., Grove house, Baring road Cordrey Mrs., Beulah, Chinbrook rd Costobadie Ackroyd Palliser, Clifton

house, The Avenue

Dandridge Arthur, Inversnaid, Chin-brook road

Dennison Arthur Barnes, Syndale, Baring road

Dennison Edward William, Fairmead, Baring road

Downes William J., Stafford house, Baring road

Drew Edwin, Mayfield,Chinbrook road Drew Walt. Alfd.,1 The Rise,Baring rd

Edmonds Edwin Wilfred, Fontinette, Chinbrook road

Edwards Mrs., Roselle, Chinbrook rd Ellercamp Herbt.McDonald,Cornbrook

Fawsitt Richard, Meredith house, The Avenue

Ffolliott Joseph Leigh, Northcote house, Baring road

Finch Mrs., Lexden, Baring road .Flint Alfred William, Garholme,

Chinbrook road . L,'orrer Leonan1, Edelweiss, Chin·

hrook road

Gardner Miss, Mayfair ho., Baring rd. Gardner Misses, Vaenor, Chinbrook rd Gask~in Denis Hinton, The Grange,

The Avenue Gibson James, Tintern, Chinbrook I'd Gill Rev. Jeremiah C., M.A., Shirley

house, The Avenue GillThos.H.,Shirley house, The A. venue Goodall Frank C., MaresfieId, Baring

road Gooding George, West view, Baring rd. Grant Mrs., Hazelmere, Fairfield road Green Roht. W. 2 The Rise,Baring rd Green Stephen T., Windermere, Chin-

brook road Grolmd WII~iam, St. Cuthberts, Fair

field road

Hadlow William, St. Vincent, Chin .• brook road

Harvey Arthur, Hill Crest, Baring rd~ Harvey Charles, Beresford house,

Baring road Hilton John, Glengarriff, The Avenue·

A. A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for Glazing.

528 GROVE P AR.{ DIRECTORY.

Hind George Jackson, 2 Amblecote rd. Hind WilliAm, 4 Amblecote road Howe In. Foster, Holwood, Baring rd. Rowgrave Wlt.Birklands,Chinbrook rd

.Johnsen Wm., Woodcroft, Baring road Jones Ernest, Hillside, Baring road ·Jones Howard, Craythorne, Baring rd

Kemp Mrs. D., Parkfield, Baring road Kempton Bert, Hemingford house,

Baring road Kennedy Frederick Alexander, Fre

della, Chinbrook road King" Herbert, Melrose, Baring road Knight J. Percy,Enfield ho.,Baringrd.

Lansdale William, M.D., Sunnydene, Baring road

La rkinFred.G., L.R.C.P.Eng.,)I.R.C.S.En~. '~L.U. Craven house, Chinbrook rd.

Larkin R., M.D.Lond., i'LR.C.S.lJ:llg., Craven house, Chinbrook road

Lavender Edgar D., Rougemont, Bar· ing road

Lawson Hugh, Bannercross, Baring rd. LeMay Wm. Hy., Hill Vir-w. Baring rd. LlewellynMontagup. Thomas,Stakesby,

Chinbrook road Luffman Rev. Samuel, )[..\., Vicarage,

Baring road

MayoCoI. W.R.,Folkedene, TheA venue Mytton Nathan, Wharton lodge,

Chinbrook road

Olliver Wm.,Horbury ho.Chinbrook rd. Orner Joseph, Clairville, Chinbrook rd. O'.Nions Mrs., La Quinta, Baring road -Overall Edmund, H urstville ,Baring rd. Pearse William, L4 Ambleeote road Percy Samuel William, Ro~elea,Grove

Park road Poulden J as. J n., Pitlochry, Baring rd. Poulton Alfred, The Gables. Barin 7 rd. Proud Thos., Luptonville, Baring "'rd.

Richmond Sylvester Olive, 12 Amble-cote road

Robinson Charles J., Marazion Rogers John Bowen, Lyndhurst, Chin-

brook road Ruffer Alphonse Aynard, Edina, Chin-

brook road

Seaward Percy E. Springfield, Chin-brook road

SedgwickMrs.TheShrubbery,Baring rd Shattoek Reginald Arthur, Woodslea,

Baring road Shortt Charles William, The Briars,

Chinbrook road Simmonds A., The Leasowes,Chin

brook road Smith Sydney. C10ve11y,The Avenue Somerville Darley James Gibson,

Hassendean, Baring road Speed-Andrews Alfred, Dullingham,

Chinbrook road Standring William Arnold, Burwood

Chinbrook road Steele Francis Edward Marshall, Sun-

bury, 3 Amb1eeote road

TaylorRob1.,The \Yoodlands, Baring rd. Thomson Alexander Gilmour, The

Oaks, Chinbrook road Thomson '\Villiam, Grove Park house,

Chinbrook road Touzeau E. M .. jun., Tijuea, Baring rd Upton Stephen, 3 The Rise,Baring rd

Varipati Claude,TheDen,Chinbrook rd

Wallbrook A. F., Southall villa, Baring road

\Varreus Edward Rodolphe, Ivy Dene, The Avenue

Watling Capt. John William, Inchanga, Chinbrook road

'\Vatson Henry George, 4 The Rise, Baring road

Watson Wm., 'Woodstock, Baring rd. Webb Henry, 81. Fillians, The Avenue Welch 1\1rs., Koo-y-Ong, Baring rd. West Thos. J., Savile house,Baring rd. Wheeler Joseph, 9 Amblecote road Winsford William, 10 Amblecote road W orters Geo. 0.. Oaklands, Baring rd. Wright George, Ospringe, Baring road. Wright H. W., Ingleside, Baring road

Commercial. Collins George, farmer, Durham farm,

Marvels lane

Debney Mrs. Francis, Baring Hall Hotr:l, Baring road

Durbin Albert, builder, &e., Baring rd.

A. A Hunt & Co.,Bromley, for Paperhangings, Gll'lsl!I,Color, &c

GROVE PARK DIRECTORY. 529

Ford Harry William, gro. Baring road Gardner Miss, Mayfair house school

for girls, Baring road G1'ovePa1'k Station, S. E . .s' C. R.,

John Ramsay, station master Hind George, nurseryman" seedsman

and florist, Post o.ffice )Larkin, Lansdale & Larkin,physicians

& surgeons,Craven ho. Chinbrook rd LarkinFred. G.,L.R.C.p.Eng.,M.R.c.s.Eng.

& L.M.,physician & surgeon, Craven house, Chinbrook road

Larkin R., M.B.LOnd., M.R.c.s.Eng., physician & surgeon, Craven house, Chinbrook road

"Lintott Chas. Will., confr. Baring rd. National Teleplwne Co. Li1nited

(public call office), Baring road

Norman A. E., jobmaster, Baring rd. Vincent & Radford, milliners and

drapers, Baring road

For Building Materials, go to A. A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent BRO?lr. 13

530 HAYES DIRECTORY.

HAYES.

THIS parish is situated about lWO miles from Bromley and twelve from

London. The Church (free and open) is dedicated to St. Mary the

Virgin. It contains some traces of Norman work, and the tower is of Early English date. The spire is covered with oak shingles. It was restored in

1857 by Sir George Gilbert Scott, architect, and a north ttisle was added at the same time, the cost of which was raised by a grant and subscription. A

South aisle aud organ transept were added in 1878. The register dates from

1539. The living is a rectory, in the gift of the A.rchbishop of Canterbury, and is held by the Rev. George Clowes, M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. Hayes Place, near the Church, the residence of E. A. Hambro, Esq., D.L.,

J.P., formerly a seat of the family of Scott, was rebuilt by the Earl of Chatham, and was the birthplace of his son, the Right Hon, William Pitt, and the house in which Lord Chatham himself died. The Common is under the management of a Board of Conservators, under the Commons Preservation Act. The population at the Census of 1901 was 838, being an increase

vf 34 on that of IS!H. The parish has an area of 1,472 acres, and the

rateable value is £8,708. There are omnibuses which run frequently during

the day between Hayes and Bromley. There is a line from Hayes to London

I,ia EImers End (S.E. & C.R.). Letters should be addressed" Hayes, S. O. Kent." There is a Postal Telegraph Office at Hayes Railway Station.

POST OFFICE. Robert Pearce, Postmaster.

Letters and parcels arrive from London 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m., from Beckenham at 5.30 and 4.20 p.m. (4.30 p.m. callers only) and7.0 p.m. despatched at 8.45 a.m. and 12 noon and 5.30, 8.0 and 10.0 p.m. Sundays,despatched at 5.40 p.m. (letters only).

Pillar Box: at Hayes Station cleared at 7.15 ~cl1e~t~~:~5:~~ & tl.20 p.llI. Sunday

PlIlar Box at Pickhurst Green cleared at 7.15 a.m., 4.30 and 8.0 p.m. Sundaycollection 7.15 a.m.

Recfor-Rev. GeorgA Clowes, M.A.

Churchlcal'dens-Charles 'Vood and Huson Morris.

Gum'dian -James Russell OL'erseers-James Russell, 'V. Harrod, and

.Tohn Joshua Harrod. Assistant Overseer-George Stone. Parish Clerk-To Duncombe Mann, National SClIOOI(mixed)-Wm.Plant,lll.tster ;

:Miss Morgan, mistress. Carriel's to London - Carter, Paterson

& Co., Lim., and Pickford's Lim~. daily. Pm'ish Cozmdllors- E. A. Hambro, J.P. (chair

man), H. G. Devas, 'Vm. Harrod, T. D. Mann, J. RusselJ, J. Hutchings, C. F Wood, Koah noull. Clerk, W. Plnnt._.

HAYES DIRECTORY.

Priva.te Residents. Allen John, Reath cot., the Common Baker Miss, Meadow pathBrazier James, Myrtle cottageClowes Rev. George, M.A., the RecturyCoppin Alfred Hanis, RingwOudcotDevas Horace Geo., Hartfield Devas Mrs., Pickhm:stManor De Zoete MissyPernleaGates George' SidneyHale J am.c.sGrant, WoodgrangeHalls ~is., Bourne cot., The Common HambJo E. A., D.L., 'J.P., Hayes placeHamlyn John Fredk. SunningdaleHammersley Miss, the VillageHar'iis William Birkbeck, White house,

lheCommon Hpskier :Mrs.Herman, Coney HallK:powles Mrs., Hast Hill, CommonMIannThos.Duncombtl,HayesGrove cot1ViorganRichard S., 5 Station road;L\IorrisHuson, Five Elms ;Morris Mrs., the COL-unon ;Munster Johann B. E. V., Elmhurst . Norman Henry J., Gadsden i Pearce Robert, Glebe view Plant William, the School housePreston Reuben Thomas, Hayes CourtReader George, Hawthorndene, The

Common Russell Mrs. HughRussell William J., Street houseSkinner Hilton, Ash lodgeSmail.John I., WarrenwoodSmith Martin R., the Warren Smith Mrs. Bensted, 2 Elmhurst villasSnow Thomas Mackenzie,PricklywoodStuart Miss, Ivy cottageThompsonMisses,Goodrest,theCommonTorrens Mrs., Baston manor Walker Arthur Huntley, Piekhurst

mead Wallace Lewis Alexander,Hayes groveWeatherley Mrs., 1 Bath villas

West Misses, 6 Station road Wood Charles Fredk., Glebe house

Commercia.l. Blake & Stevenson, surgeons; surgery,

Convalescent Home Boxall Noah, builder, the VillageChurchar JamesThomas,station mastr. Coal Co operative Society Limited,

Station road 'Oonvaleseent Home (E. A. Hambro,

esq., patron; Mrs. Hearne, matron)Crouch John, Common Ranger, Beck

enham road Davey Charbs, beer retailerFairbrass Mrs. Ellen, The Geo1'geInn Harrod & Sons, grocers, &c., the

VillageHarrodWillial11,frmr.Hayesstreet farmHearne Mrs., district nurse Jones Benjamin, carpenterKeech "Tilliam Ernest, carpenter to E.

A. Hambro, esq., D.L., J.P. Mills Girling, painter . Nicholls Alfred, corn dealer, coal mer~

chant, baker &confectionerOverton Brothers, farmers Pearce Robert, Post Office People J obn, farmer, Fixteds farmPoynter Mrs. Rebecca, blacksmiihPrice Edwin, contractor, Station road Price Mrs. Elizabeth, cab proprietress,

Station road Reader Mrs., dressmaker, St. Mary's

cottages.Hobjant Wm., bandmaster, the Villa~eRussell James, draperSands MissFrances J., butcher Stacey Mrs. Mary,confectioner,High stStacey Richard, vermin destroyer, the

Common Terry Henry .J., fly proprietor Village Club 0' Readinq Rootns

(William Plant, sec.)"WarnerFrank, boot maker

532 KE8TON DIRECTORY.

KESTON--"::,===========:::::=---

Isin the west. ern D.ivis.ion of the coun.ty, .hundred d Ruxley, lathe of Suttonat-Hone. It is situated on the high road from London to Westerham, about 14 miles from London, 3 miles from Bromley, and 4 from Becken

ham. The dedication, the name of which is not known, is situated some distance from the village, on the Westerham road. The Register dates from 154 t. The interior was restored in 1877, when ~ll1odern seats replaced the old sqnare pews. In 1880 the church was extended to the~y"estward, and the gable end, which is surmounted by a stone bell-cot, contains a large west window. In the year 1883 a handsome porch and entrance doorway wer&-~_dded. During the year 1889 a peal of six bells was placed iu the belfry; ~e gift of the Countess of Derby. In the ancient churchyard rest the remains of--pinah Maria Craik, the celebrated authoress and the writer of ., John Halifax, O~ tleman " -the~ceremony of interment taking place in October, 1889, in the preseJ!-ce of a large and distinguished assembly. A' Church, dedicated to St. Audrej<:, and situated at the top of Hayes Common, was built in ] 888 by the late Lord Sack-ville A. Cecil, who also converted some :adjacent bttildings into a Reading R('om, Gymnasium, &c., for tht benefit of the Parishioners uf Keston and others.'" h Bolwood Park is an ancient oak which has acquired some repute from the f~ct that it is mentioned in the late William Wilberforce's Diary, and underneath th~: friendly shelter of it the philanthropist ana Pitt held discussions 011 the ah()lition of slavery. Numerous Roman remains have been found in the parish of Reston, and there is a fine British camp in Holwoou Park: Holwood was for some time the residence of the celebrated Mr. William Pitt: There is a Wesleyan Chapel in the parish. An omnibus runs at stated intervals between Keston and Bromley. The population at the Census (HlOl) was 832, being an increase of 86 on that of 1891. The area is 1,451 acres, and the rateable value £6,290. The nearest railwaJ' stations are Hayes (S. E. & C. It)11 miles, Bromley (S. E. & C. R.) 3 miles and Orpington (S.~E. & C. R) a miles. Keston now possesses a Parish Council.

P~ST & MONEY ORDER OFFICE. Arthur Purdy, Postmaster.

Letters arrive from Beckenham via Hayes7.15 & 8.45 a.m., Sundays 7.15 a.m., de. spatched. at 7.30 and 10.30 a.m., 4.35 and 7.25 pm. Sunday, despatched at 3.35 p.m.

WALLB,ox near the Mark, cleared at 7.20 a.m., 4.30 and 7.15 p.m. Sundays, 3.20 p.m.

WALL BOX, Rectory, cleared at 4.20 and 9.0 p.llI. Sundays, 8.30 a.m.

Letters should be addresR"1d"Keston,Hayes8.0. Kent; " and telegrams, "Keston,Kent." -

i.ecI01·-ReV. Oharles Howard Wright, M.A. Ohlll"chloardens-Thomas Martin Tilb~' &

James Cairns. Org(luist-F. G Taylor, B.A. Overseers-G. F. Duck and T. Haslett.

Assistant Uceneel'-Hy. Bames,Farnborough.Commissioner to Administer Uatlls-Arnohl

S.1>Iunns. Collector of ICing's Taxes-John King, II Col

lege slip, Bromley.Parish Clerk-Thomas Hemming.Guardian-William H. Haslett. Parish Councillors-James Davies Jehu

(chairman), George F. Duck, William Oharles .Anderson, Thomas Haslett,Tom Gascoigne, Rev. Charles Howard Wright, Herbert E. Bouch. Olerk, F. G. Taylor.

Natior.al Schools-F. G. Taylor, B.A., master. Independent Ol'del' 0IOddtellows (?LU.) Lodge

Star ol1(eston; held at the Red Cross Inn. Secretary, A. Irvine.. Est~1869.

Conveyances-Keston omnibuses run to and from Bromley vtaHayes or Bromley Oom

Carriers to London "-Carter, Paterson & Co. Limited & Pickford's Limited, daily. .

KESTON DIRECTORY.

Private Residents. Anderson Hugh, Oakwood Anderson William Chas., Hill house Bell Duncan F., Boxted Bennett J. Wheeler-Wheeler, Ravells

bourne Bonham-QarterMaj.Herman, Woodside .Boosey Charles Thomas, Knighton .Bouch Herbert E., Bankside Cl>apman Misses~ Keston house Cole Charles, Grove cottages Davies Mrs., Olive's Mill house Derby Earl of, Holwood Dodgson Mrs., Bradfield Dodgson Wm. Henley, Fore~t lodge Dudin JamesWarren,Bradmoor house,

Leaves green Gainsford Joseph Sawyer, Leafy grove Gill George Joseph, Westerham road Ha w kings Wilfred, The Limes Hocking- Miss, Southwood Hodgson Thomas Egerton, 'Vest wood Jehu James Davies,' Holly lodge Kirke Alexander, Hcathfield cottage Medwin Clifford, White cottage Montagu-Stuart- Wortley Major Han.

Alan Richard D.S. 0., Fieldhead Munns Arnold S., Towerfields Murdoch Bernard, Blak/mey cottage Previte JOEeph Edward, Fox Hill ho. Rae George B., Heathfield Robertson John Craigie, Priors Schofield Arthur, Kest<Jn villas Smith Montagu, 'Voodlands Smithers George, Fern lodge Standing James, Leaves green Thompson Miss H. B., Millfield, The

Common Tiffen George, Willow grange, The

Common Tilby Thomas Martin, Westerham rd.

DROll!.

Wright Rev. Charles Howard, M.A. The Rectory

Wright Henry John, Hollydale

Commercial. Akerman Mrs. A. 1., draper August John Edward, grocer Bag-ot Miss Agnes, dressmaker Baker J. T., butcher Baker William, general dealer Barker Fras.Chas.,tea rms.,Old cottagEJ Belfield Mrs. H., laundress Blake Wm. Hy .• M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,

surgeon (attends here daily) Borer James, refreshment caterer Borer William, builder Breckon Mrs. Ann, laundress, Wester-

ham road Bryant MissAnn, wood dealer, Barnet

cottage Cairns James, farmer, Keston court Capon Frederick, jobmaster Cheel A. & ~on, builders, Barnet co Cooper Brothers, cycle makers Duck George Fra[lcis, Fox Inn Dunmall Jim, wood dealer Faires Alfred, boot and shoe makerl

Sheep Wash cottage Freake Mark. cyclists' rest, The Limes GascoigneThs., bootma., TheQuietN ook Grace George, tea gardens Green Mrs. S., tea gardens Gurr John, ber retailer Hadden Henry. Red Cross Inn Haslett William H., engineer and:

machinist, Phamix house Hills James, carpenter, Padmill cotto Irvine Aaron, blacksmith Keston Su,pply St01'es-(William

Samuel Trotman, proprietor

534 RESTON DIRECTORY.

Munns Arnold S., solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Towerfields

Neaves Jas., The C7"OWn, Leaves green Palmer J ohu, cycle stores Purdy Arthur, Post Office Rogers Walter, refreshment caterer,

Haymond cottage Sawyer Wm"cab proprietor & corn dIr.

Sopp J. C., com dealer, Meadow cot Standin~ James, veterinary surgeon,

Leaves green Swatton Daniel, tea and fruit gardens Taylor Frederick George,B.A.,National

schoolmaster Wells FrederiCk James, baker Wheatley Frederick, farmer, Leaves

KNOCKHOLT DIRECTORY.

KNOOKHOLT

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Isa village situate about 9t miles f~om Bromley, 19~ from London, 6 from

Sevenoaks, in the Western Division of the county, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church, which is dedicated to St. Katharine, is an

ancient building of chalk and flint. The Register dates from 1548. The living is a rectory, in the gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and

held by the Rev. F. Havard Jones, M.A., of Emanuel College, Cambridge. There

are three chapels, one belonging to the Wesleyans, one to the Bible Christians, and

one Calvinist. The village hall is in Knockholt street. The population, taken

at the census in 1901, was 951, being 79 more than in 1891. The area is 1,847

acres, and the rateable value £6,278. The nearest rail way stations ara Knockholt, 3 miles; Dunton Green and Chelsfield S.E.& C.R., 4 miles. An omnibus runs to

and from KnockhoIt station twice daily. Knockholt now pos~esses a Parish

Council. Letters should be arldressed-"Knllckholt, Bevenoaks." The Police

Station, situated in Chevening Lane, was opened in 1896, and is under the

jurisdiction of the North Sub-Division of Sevenoaks, Kent C~>unty Constabulary; and is in the Bromley Petty Sessional Division.

Post Office-Miss M. E. Forge, postmistress.Letters arrive from Sevenoaks at6.15 a.m. and12.15 p.m., despatched at 10.10,3 and 6.50 p.m. Sundays, despatched 10.50,arrive6.15 a.m. Money Order, Banlt, and Tele·graph Office. Open for Telegrams from 8a.m to 8 p.m.; Sundays 8 to 10 a.m.

Pillar Box-Marlborough mount, cleared at 8 a.m., 1.25 and 6.35 p.m. Sundays,10.35 a.m.

Royal Oak-7.45 am., 1.4U and 6.30. p.m. Sunday 10.30.a.m.

Park Corner-9.20 a.m. 3.5 and 7 p.m.; Sundays 10.50 a.m.

Rector-Rev. F. Havard Jones, M.A. GhurchuJardens-A. Smithers and 'V. J.

Hammond. Overseers-A. Waterman and H. Bond. Parish Sexton-William Fuller. GUa1·dian-W. J. Hammond Collector of King's Taxes-John King, 9 Col..lege slip, Bromley

National School-Herbert A. Root, master ~ Mrs. Root, mistress; E. Beale & E. Hales,a~sistants

Police Station-Chevllning Lane. Sergeant.in-charge-J. Straod.

Parish Councillors-Messrs. S. N. Constable, Alfred Waldron Smithers (chairman),H. Bond, Walter John Hammond, AlfredJoseph Peppercorn, Rev. F. H. Jones and A. Bowen. Hon. Clerk-Rev. F. H. Jones.

Carrier to London -Henry .Hemphrey, ..OD

Thursday, returning on Friday..Ancient Order of Foresters (L.U.D.) Court

Perseverance, No. 4269; held at the National Schools. Meeting night, second Tuesday inthe month.Secretary,H.Withers,School ho.

Independent Order Oddfeflows' M.U.," Pride of the HilI,"6)24. Meeting night,everyfourth Saturday at Lodge House, "Three Horslt Shoeslnn." Secretary: John F. H. Collins.

Band of Hope-Held iu the Bible Christian Chapel alternate Thursday evenings at 7. J. Bond, sec.

1{ent Fire. Life J: Accident Ins uranu-John Bowen.

A. A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for Stoves.

536 KNOCKHOLT DIRECTORY.

KNOCKHO~T

Private Residents. Airey J oho, Melrose Beal~ Joseph, Scott's lodge Bowra Cecil, Highmanswick Brown MisR, Meadowbank Collins Arth,tr, Burling'> Dell Viocent J., Elgin house Dunster 'fhoma" M., Court lodge Foster John, Heath Glen Hammond Mrs., The Grange Hibbert Charles George, Mill house Horne Charles, Highfield Jones Rev. F. Havard, M.A., Rectory Jones Oswald, Beechwood Jones W. Brittain, C.S.I •. Ashgrove Marnock George Walker, The Firs Newton Thomas, Dunheved Nightingale Walter, Holly lodge Peppercorn Alfred, Castle house Pinniger Cockburn Broome, Hazeldene Reynolds James C., Marlborough house Rice J., 'rhe Meadows Smith Alfred David, Oak cottage Smithers Alfred W., J.P., Homefield Vavasseur James, Knockholt house

Commercial. Avis Jonathan, turn cock Kent Water RWorks~ Bond Aaron, fruit grower Bond Henry, buildpr Bond John. draper, The Village Bawen Arthur Henry. fruit grower,

Glenthorne Bowen Herbert. cat.tle dealer, Ivy farm Brame Mrs. Ellen, baker Brooker Harvey, shoemaker Chilton George, shopkeeper Churchill John, farmer, Shelleys Clifford James, general stores Constable S1., farmer, Stonings fann

DIRECTORY.

Ede Brothers, bakers and grocers Ferris Walter, Three Horse Shoes Flint J. T., chimney sweep Flint Thomas, fruit grower Forge Henry, boot and shoe warehouse Forge Miss E. M., Post Office Friend William, gamekeeper to James

HU:5sell, esq., South lodge Fuller Wm ..fruit grower & parish clerk Hammond Artbur, beer retailer Hemphrey Mrs. M., grocer Hemphrey Henry, carrier Ingarfill Alfred. carpenter

. Jenner Joseph, refreshment rooms Jessup J as., farmer,SundridgeHill farm Jones Richard, veterinary surgeon Leigh Thomas, fruit grower Lewington Mrs. Martha, beer retailer Lewis Robert, fruit grower Napier George, The Cr(lwn Newton 'fhomas, grocer Nightingale Walter, fanner, Holly 1ge. Parker Thomas~ blacksmith Ripley .Albert, shoeing smith Stevens John, farmer, Lett's Green Stroud J.,PoUce Station.Chevening la Swan John, farm bailiff to A. W.

Smithers esq. Tapsell Geo., carpenter, &c., Burlings Taylor Alfd., saddler and harness rna. Walkling George, fruit grower, Has

lett's farm Walkling Wm., fanner, Rock cottage Warman George W. The Har1'Ow Waterman Alfred, fruit grower and

nurseryman, Hickmandias nurseries Wells Archibald, corn merchant Wells Mrs. Mary Ann, coal & Corn

merchant and omnibus proprietress Wells Philip, draper. Wisdom James, butcher

For Building Materials, go to A. A. Hunt & 00., Bromley, Kent:

MO'l'TINGHAM DIRECTORY.

MOTTINGHAM

Isa hamle,t situate about 1O~ miles S.E. of Lonlion, in the county of Reut, and the hundred of Blackheath. It was anciently called Mottingham from the Saxon words modig, proud, and ham a dwelling. The Church, dedicated to St. Andrew, was consecrated by the Bishop of

Rochester on March 18th, 1880, and on the tithes leiIlg recovered for the use of the parish-nett value £12U-an ecclesiastical district was assigned to it by Order of Council, in 1886. The district consists of 6-tO acres in Mottingham and 430 acres of St. John's parish, Eltham. The Church, when co:upleted, will consist of nave, double transepts and large chancel, and will be 130ft. long from east to west. About 250 people can now be accommodated in the building. Both church and rectory were built Huder the anspices of the Rev. G. B. P_ Viner~ M.A., of Trinity Univ., Toronto, Canada, the first rector of this newly constituted parish. The parisb possesses two Council schools. Among the buildings of interest is the Royal :Kaval School, now known as Eltham College, formerly occupied by Earl Bathurst, Lord High Chancellor of Great Bt·itain. In later years the house was known as Fairy Hall, and was considerably added to by the late lUr. Hartley. The Royal Naval School, which was transferred to Mottingham from New Cross in 1889, was formally reopened by H.IUl. the Prince of Wales in July of that year. Besides the Church of St. Andrew there is a '\Vesleyan Methodist Chapel, situate in the High road; pastor, Rev. William G. Allen. A parish room adjoining St. Andrew's Church was erected in 1896. The S. E. & C. Railway have a station within a convenient distance, kumvn'as"Eltham and Mottingham, from which London is easily 'reached. The population at the census -1891-was 1,037-and 1901-1332; including 105 officers and inmates of the Royal Naval School. The area is 641 acres and the rateable value £12,007 15s. Mottingbam possesses a Parish Council.

POST, TELEGRAPH A~D MONEY ORDER OFFICE.

James Noble-Smith, Postmaster. Letters are despatched at 9040 a.m., 1.10p.m"

4 35 p.m. 8 p.m. and *10.30p.m. Sundays,9.10 p.m. Open for telegrams from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 8unLlays, 8 to 1030.m.

Mottingham House Wall Box, clear'ed at 9.20 a.m., 12.55, 4.20, 7.50, and *10.15p.m.Sundays, 8,55 p.m.

Naval College Wall Box. cleared at 9.30 It.m., 1, 4.25.7.5,) and *10.20p.m. Sunuays,9p,m.

West Chislehurst Park 'Vall Box, cleared at 9.35 a.m., 1.[;, 4.30, 8.5 and *10.25p.m.Sundays, 9.5 p.m.

Railway Station Wall Box cleared at 9.45 a.m., 1.1[;,4.40,8.20 amI *10.35p.m. Sundnys iU5 a.m.

* Except Saturdays.

"lJotting1tam Parisi, Council-Thonms Bond, A. Cain, George Etlwards, Wn1ter Grant, George Hyde, A. E. Normnn. Samuel Pal· grave Page (chairman); William Pollock, James Koulc-Smith, Charles D. Maeer~ (clerk).

A. A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for Locks.

538 MOTTINGHAM DIRECTORY.

Guardian.--Samuel P. Page. Rural Distlict Couru:illor-S. P. Page. .()hurchlca,yiem- Henry Price Atkins and

Charles D. l\Iaeers. School Managers-O. C. Riggin (chairman),

G. Edwards, W. H. Cheetham, A. Cain, W. Grant and H. B. :Morison, M.D.; G. F. Jessop, correspondent.

.overseers-George Hyde and Thomas Bond. Nottingham Council Schools (Boys ana Girls),

High road-Daniel H. Waters, master; Miss Wade, mistress.

Nottingham Council School (In/ants), Dorset road-Mrs. Elizabeth Waters, mistress

.st. Vincent', Orphanage (Catholic), Mottingham honse, IHigh road-Slster-Superior, in charge.

Ohurch .A'fmy Home, Albert road; Mias Evelyn Gay, supt.

Church of St. Andrew.-Rector-The Rev. G. B. P. Viner, M.A., The Rectory; HolyCommunion-8 a.m. every Sunday; 12 o'clock noon first and third Sunda.ys,choral celebration 12 o'clock uoon third Sunday; Saints' Days, 8 and 11 a.m. Matins with sermon, Sundays atOll a.m. Evensong with f'ermon, Sundays at 6.30 p.m.; Saints' Days at 8 p.m. HolyBaptism and Churchings at 4 p.m. on the first Sunday in the month. Litany after Matins on the second and fourth Sundays in the month; Wednesdays and Fridays at noon. Sunday School 2.45 p.m. except on the first Sunday, when the Children's Service is held.

Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, High road; pastor, Rev. William G. Allen, The Manse Sidcup.

Society Steward-A. BrOOk, High road, Mottingham.

Brethren Meeting Room-Portland road.

A. A. Hunt & 00., Bromley, Kent, for Glazing.

MOTTINGHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 53!)

MOTTINGHAM STREET DIRECTORY. Letters through Eltham.

Albert Road. Left Side-from High Road.

1 Creamer Walter 2 Gillard 1\frs. 3 Chubb Charles 4 Maggs Thomas 5 Rose Mrs. 7 Rose William 8 Collier Benjamin 9 Bond William

10 Creamer Arthur 11 Spicer Albert 12 Budd Mrs. 13 Utridge Thomas 14 Rose Ernest

Hodson James }, ,Day George :::;arah s cottages

ChU1'ch A1'my If01nc (Miss Evelyn Gay, supt.)

Avondale Road. Left Side-from High Road.

Leeds Ernest, LitUeholm Penberthy Thomas, estate agent,

Claremont Pollock Andrew, Sherbourne Butcher Thomas, Redlands

Billington Villas. See Portland crescent.

Camden Villas. See Dorset road.

Clarence Road. Right Side-from High Road.

II Finch Frederick William 9 Whitefoord Mrs. S Daldy Arthur Herbert 7 Fielding Mrs. 6 Hartigan Mrs., Ulandon

5 Draper Miss 4 Goward Alfred, Holmbury 3 Croft George Alfred 2 Robinson Frederir.k 1 Saward George, Rossendale

Cold Harbour Cottages. See High road.

Court Farm Lane.-From High Road. RigM Side.

1 Lund Albert Edward, Melbourne 2 Gravstock 'Walter, Taradale 4 Strong Capt. Fredk.Lewis,Harford

Fowler Michael, Fairy cottage

Left Side. J oad Charles, The Cottage Lindwall Stanley, Borgholm Veitch Harry, Waycroft ............ here ?:sDorset road .••.......• Hoare Thomas FrEdk., St. Andrews Floyd Gilbert G., Santa Inez Stockbridge Joseph, frmr ,Court Farm

Court Road.-From High Road to Eltham.

Right Side.

Viner Rev. George B. P., )I.A., The Rectorv

St. Andt:ew's Church Left Side.

Russell Francis Richard, Hill house Batterbury Thomas, P.R. T. B. A., district

surveyor, Park house Fladgate Mrs. Pedro, The Cottage ........... hm'c is lVcst parle ........•..•

Cross Road.-GRoVE PARKROAD. Stoddart Malcolm, HOIllel~nds

A. A. Hunt & Co.• Bromley, Kent, for Paperhangings.

540 MOTTINGHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

HEATH VILLAS. 5 Foster George 4 Gallup Leonard 3 Austen Mrs. 2 Mays Abraham 1 Howe Edwin

Cross and return. LEIGHTON VILLAS.

1 Ward John 2 Druit!. William 3 King Charles 4 Taylor Walter 5 Hunt Frederick 6 Allen Mrs.

LINSLADE VILLAS. 1 Trigg William Henry 2 Scri\'en Alfred 3 Walkley George Edward 4 Tullett George 5 Roberts John 6 H,uTisl)n Albert

THE NOOKS. 1 Covey :Mrs. 2 Smith James Hearn

Grove Park ROa.d.-WESTPARK. Right Side-from High Roa.d.

Eltkmlb Colle.qe (The Royal Naval School). Rubie Rev. A. E., D.D., headmaster

Eltham & Mottingham Station, S. E.&C.R.

Head Harry, station master Cockerell George J. &, Co. (incorporated

with Rickett, Cockerell & Co. Lim.), coal merchants

Smith W. H. & Son-Geo. Walkley, agent

Tilling Thomas Limited, jobmasters

Pollock William, builder 9 White Ed win

10 Warman George 11 Ferris Thomas 12 Smith Arthur 13 Ingram Mrs.

Barber Harrv Lewis, 2 Rose villas Barber Lewis, 1 Rose villas Hunt Sidney Francis, Ardrene

CAMDEN VILLAS. 1 Frost Robert

Dagnall Villas. See Portland crescent.

Dorset Road. FI'om High road to CtnutFa'rln lane.

llIottingha'in Council School, In-jants,Mrs.Elizh. Waters, mistress

1 Field Henry Morgan 2 Purcell Harry 3 Price Geo. 4 Walker Benjamin 5 Warman James William 6 Wade Mrs. 7 Twyman William Gray 8 Atkins Mrs. 8A 'Walker Harry SBMarno Charles

••..... ,. here is Portland M'es MENTMORE VILLAS.

3 Knight Henry

A. A. Hunt & Co., Bromlev, Kent, for Lead and Glass.

Devonshire Road. Prom Dig h Road.

Left Side. 1 Turner George, baker 2 Barker Gco. ;{ Bloomfield William 4 Males William 6 Akers Stephen 8 Sloper Henry

10 Hardwell James 11 Tayler Mrs. 12 Wain David 13 Wadlow Mrs. 14: Lettington Richard 15 Francis John l!'rederick Walter

Retul·n. Freeman William, The Red hOllse Hunt T. & Sons, plumbers (work

shops) 16 Jeal John 17 Chappell Mrs. 18 Matthews Charles 19 Barber Samuel 20 Haworth Mrs. 21 Quadlillg Frederick John 22 Barber Charles 23 Biggenden John 24 Allen :Frederick, bootmaker

MOTTINGHAM STREET DIRECTORY. 541

Hawke George F. No Felkin Alfred L., M.A. Mintorn Chas. M., M.A. Rhodes E. W., M.A. Pearce B. W., M.A. Milman H. C., B.A. Hodgson Rev. Arthur G., M.A. Gundry A. W., )I.A. Hill William, -r.LA., b'lrsar

Felkin Alfred L .. 1II.A., Wayside Ingram Frederick James, Lynton Strong John Edward, The Orchard Leistikow Frederick, Ingeborg

Left Side. Morison Henry Bannerman, M.n.,

M.R.C.S., physician & surgeon, Lindley lodge

Higgin Chas. Christopher, Clarendon MacKenzie John, Tower house Jackman Edward Radclyffe, Woodside Cheetham William H., Napara ••.......... here is Cross road ...•........

Grove Villas. See Portland crescent.

Harrow Villas. See H~qh road.

Heath Villas. See J)orset road.

High Road. Right· Side-from Elmstead Lane

to Mottingham Lane. Barnett James, Cold Harbour cotto Lindon Philip", ,. " Higgs James,farmr.,Cold Harbour farm Payne James, Cold Harbour cotto CastletonArth.Thos., " " Fagge Mrs., The Cottage Larke William James Homerdale Wilkins John, May villa ............ hel·e is Court l·oad .........•.. Hyde George, smith and farrier Hudson Frederick, Rose cottage ~ J Hawes Caleb, greengrocer ~ Gerrish Thos., draper and outfitter ~ Maddock Llywelyn, stationer and~l booksellerj Butcher Thomas, grocer

f.:; Pollock James, dairyman

lJIottillgnam COM,neil BO.1J~'and Gil'ls' Schools .-Master: DanielH. Waters. Mistress: Mi~s Wade

Jobbins Stephen Limited, bakers Hal don house

. here is TVest pa7'lc ...•.......• Hyde G~o., coach builder, cycle works Elliott Gilbert, Highfield house Riekmann Adolph, Lindenhurst ...... he,·e is footpath to Eltham •••.•• Wall Letter Box Folkard Charles J., The Cottage Edwards George. Cedar Mount Walker Henry, Mottingham farm cot Brown William, Mottingham farm Clark Albert Edwin, The Hurst Lucas Chas. Phipps, The Elms Bond ThomaEl, Fairmount . Bont Mrs., Woodcroft

Cross and Return.

Page SamI. Palgrave,Mottingham Hall Woodman Geo. Joseph, The Grange Findlay James A., The Chantry Cannon Thomas. Fairholme St. Vincent's 01phanage [Catholic]',

:-:ister Superior-in-charge, Motting, ham house Wall Letter Box

here is Grove Park Road-West park ... .. here i.~ COU1·tFarm lane •••...• Leidig Rev. George [Catholic ],Snareg..

brook Norman AlbertEd wd.,jobmaster&dairy Porcupine lnnf William Lomas Pollock John, eorn merchant Bishop, Mrs. Mary

Ann, shopkeeper 4 Hurndallcots. Norman Richd. Thos. 3 " "Vadlow Harry, tailor 2 " Turner Ge )rge, baker 1 " ........ here is IJet'onshil'e road ••••••.•• N ewma,ll 'William, beer retailer Loney William, butcher Hunt T. & Sons, plumbers Buckle John, bootmaker 6 Francis Daniel Maeers Chas. David, Linden cottage Waters Daniel Hyde Geo., Lyme villa

A. A. Hunt & 00., Bromley, Kent, for Rangel!l.

54:2 MOTTINGHAM STREET DIRECTORY.

Arnall William. Myrtle villas 'Longley Edgar, gardener ......... here is Dorset 1·oad. Cain Alfred, florist Southgate James John, Burgoyne villa Wesleyan .Methodist Chapel Hammond Miss, Sidmouth ville. Minstrell 'I'homas, Devonshire villa Bea, is Alfred, Fern cottage Chapman .Am€Jie H., milliner, Luton

house •........ here is Portland l·oad •.....••..

THE 'l'ERRACE. 7,Noble-Smith James, grocer and

purveyor of meat Post OjjicP

6 Paradise Mrs. 5 Moors George 4: Clegg'Villiam 3 Huffey William 3 Max.well Miss, district nurse 2 Fenn Thomas Joseph 1 Mott Frederick, fly proprietor

Ridley A .• J., plumber & decorator Brook Arthur, china &; hardware dealer Padwick W. G., chemist ..•...... here is Clarence l·oad .•••..••• Crapnell Joshua, Melrose Viner George, Burlington villa •••..•... here is Avondale l·oad...••..••• 5 McMullen Mrs.; York villa -4 TiUyer Edward, Dunedin 3 <..Jl1tteeWilliam, Emsworth 2 Grant Walter, Melville 1 Bentley :Mrs., Flamstead

HARROW VILLAS. 2 Steph<JIls Lewis 1 Ambler Harry

JUOTTINGIIAU TERRA-CB. 10 Griggs Samuel

9 Clark William 7 Chickley William Henry 5 Turner William John

..•......... here is Albert l·oad .....••...• 4: Turner John, grocer, etc. S Rayment Joseph, shopkeeper 2 Ringer John 1 Prince of Wales, T. H. Lamer

Burnett Ernest James N., farmer, Model farm

MODEL FARM COTTAGES,

Difford Sidney Elderfield Richard

Hurndall Cottages. See Higlt road.

Ivanhoe Villas. -geePortlcmd crescent.

Leighton Villas . &e Dorset road.

Linslade Villas. See Dorset road.

Mentmore Villas. See Dorset -road.

Model Farm Cottages. See High road.

Mottingham Terrace. See High road.

Myrtle Villas. See High road.

New Road, :N01V called Cr088 /'oad.

Northall Villas . See Portland crescent. 'Portland Cottages.

Sf'e Portland 'road.

Portland Crzscant. From DOI"set road.

_ Right Side. IVANHOE VILLAS.

1 Henderson George 3 Pull George 4: Wellington William 5 Knapp Charles 6 Lovelock WIlliam Henry

DAGNALL VILLAS • Stow Frederick George

2 Edenborough Gilbert 3 Norman Henry

BILLINGTON VILLAS. 1 Solis Md. 2 Taylor George Thomas

A, A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for uLarbert" Ranges.

:\-IOTTINGHAl\! STREET DIRECTORY. 54:l

3 B~rritt Richard, bootmaker -1: Berry William

GROVE V ILLAB. 1 Singleton Mrs.

Brown Thomas E. Left Side.

NORTHALL VILLAS. Gallagher Edmund Charles

2 Mounce Jesse 3 Stevens William James 4 Rowe Henry5 Cox James 6 Keeble Henry7 R!tyment Edward8 Orme Charles M.

Portland Road. Left Side-from High Road.

1 Warner John 3 Orris Alfred 5 Woodgate William

PORTI,AND COTTAGES. 1 Barker George Richard2 Tyler Morris6 Hubble William 7 Cann William 8 Taylor Ernest 9 {Ellis Mrs. Anne

Tribeck William 10 Eccott Charles 11 Ford Frederick William 12 Uttridge Mrs.13 Seals Joseph

Knight Thomas, Fairfield cottage

Knight Mrs. Lydia, laundress, Fairfield cottage

16ABuckleThomas 17ABrill Mrs. Sarah Ann, shopkeeper

Cross and Return.

14 Burridge Geo.15 Tyler Edward, sweep16 Moors Joseph18 Smith Robert 19 Knight Ernest 20 Parsons Alfreu 22 Jackson Charles John 23 Lamb William James

Harper Fredk., Campbell cottage B7'et1lren Meeting Romn

Rose Villas. See Dorset road.

Sarah's Cottages. See Albert road.

The Nooks. See Dorset 'I'oad. The Pavement See Righ road. The Terrace. See High road.

WestPark.-FromHighRoa.d toCourt Rd. Right Side.

Jobbins Stephen Limited, bakers and confectioners, Haldon house

Norman & Co., dairymen PollockWm.,builder and contractor

A. A. Bunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for Glazing.

NORTH CHAY DIRECTORY.

NORTH CRAY ~~-------------------.•.,

Issituate on the high road through Sidcup and Foots Cray, and is on the branch road from Bexley to St. Mary Cray; about 14~ miles from London, 1 from Bexley, 3 from St. Mary Cray, Ii from Foots Cray, and 8 miles from Bromley. The church is a handsome building, and was rebuilt in

1852; a new chancel being erected, and consecrated in May, 1871. There are six fine windows by Clayton & Bell, and some very beautiful old wood Mrving in the chancel; also a very fine monument to Lady Ellenborough by Sir Francis Chantrey. The living is a rectory, and is held by the Rev. H. W. Johnston, M.A. Near are three Jubilee houses, a notice 'at the side of one of which informs the stranger that they were erected in thanksgiving forthe Jubilee of George 3rd, in 1809; repaired as a thanksgiving offering for the conclusion of the Crimean War and the Peace of J 856; repaIred and improved by subscriptions from i.he parishioners in recognition of the Jubilee of Queen Victoria, 1887. There are alsl? five Almshouses adjacent to the Jubilee houses. Hard by these buildings are the National schools. The population at the census in 1UOl ,vas 661, being au increase.of 112 on the census of 1891. The area is 1,443 acres, and the rateable value £5,143. The nearest railway stations are Bexley (North Kent Loop) It miles, and St. Mary CJ,"ay (S. E. & C. Railway), 3 miles. The village now possesses a Parish Council. .

POST OFFIOE. E. A. Humphrey, sub-postmaster.

Letters ria Foots Cray; Deliveries 8.0 a.m., :!.30 & 8 p.m. Box cleared at 8.15 a,m., 2.:]0 and 8.0 p.m. Sundays 9.0 a.m.

Rect01·-Rev. Hugh W. Johnston, M.A. Chui'clncardens \V.' Bowmau & J. E. Gunyon. Overseers-H. A.. Whatley and D. J. Laslett. Guardian-\Valter Bowman. Par'ish Olerk-H. A. Whatley. Parish Oouncil-Albert John Henson, Vesey

G. M.' Holt (chairman), Miss Ella Friend,W. Petty, D. T. O..Oorke, H. A. Whatley, Walter Bo'vman & A. J. Henson. GeorgePriter, clerk.

National Be/lOot-M.rs, Boyce. Infant Behool- Mrs. Cannon. Om-riers to ,r.ondon-Pickford's Limited and

Carter, Paterson & Co. Insurance Agent - D. T. C. Corka.

Priva:te Residents. Bowman "ralter, Gattons Campbell Donald, Bunkers hill Cutbill Arthur L., Ruxley cottage Rgerton Rev. Philip R .• Vale Mascal Friend Mis:;, Bower house Gunyen .r. E., Pear Tree cottage Holt Vesey, Mount Mascal

I. Kidd Frederic Newman, Honeyden , Johnston Hev. Hugh 'W., M.A. II Keep Ronald, W ool1et hall , , Paget Arthur Surtees , Paget Lady Muriel, Dower house

Smiles Henry, Manor farm : Vansittart Captain R. A., J.P., North , Cray place I Windschuegl Charles, North Cray cot

Commercial. B0yce Mrs., National school Corke David T. C., land and estate

agent, Cray Bank Dunn Henry, carpenter, builder and

undertaker Eldridge George Herbert,dairy farmer,

Mount Culver Ford Edward, blacksmith Hudson & Haines,farmers, Manor farm Humphrey Edward Albert,Post Office LasltJtt Daniel J uhn, Red Cross Petty Mrs.'Vm., The Nurseries,Huxley Smith Miss Emily, laundress Vinson Oswald, farmer, Ruxley Whateley Hy. A., grocer & general dir

A. A. Hunt & Co., Bro:nley, Kent, for Paperhangings.

ORPINGTON DIRECTORY.

ORPINGTON

Isa village adjoining St. Mary Cray, about 6 mlies from Bromley, 8 from Dartford, and 1;) from London. It is in the Western Division of the County, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The parish

church (All Saints) is a very old building, with embattled tower, restored in the Yclur 1872 at a cost of £2000. The living is a vicarage, in the gift. of the-Archbishop of Canterbury, and is held by the Rev. Walter D. May, M.A. The register dates from the year] 5GO. There is also a new brick church (St. Andrew's) in the Lower Road, to accommodate those living in South Cray. At Crofton, the church of St. Paul's has been erected at a cost of about £400. It is a plain brick building, accommodating about 80 persons. Both these missions are served by the-clergy from the parish church. In Crofton roan is a Primitive Methodist chapel capable of seating about 100 persons. In the main street is a Baptist Chapel having seating accommodation for 450 persons. At the back is a commodious hall which is used for Sunday school, public meetings and lectures In connection with the chapel. S1. Joseph's Orphanage, a Roman Catholic Institution, waS founded in 1893 by Dr. Butt, Bishop of Southwark, for the. education of 300 boys. It is a large building of brick and stone, standing in grounds of 60 acres. The Orphanage is linder the management of the Presentation Brothers, and the Rev. B. O'Donoghue is the superior. In addition to the ordinary school teaching, boys are taught music and the various trades. A new school adjoining (St. Ann's Orphanage), was founded by The Most Rev. Francis Bourne, Archbishop of 'Vestminster, for 200 girls, who are trained for dOID9stic service. It was erected in 1900 and is managed by a community of Sisters of Mercy. The population of Orpington at the 1901 census was 4,259. The area is 3,477 acres. The rateable value is £27,135. There is it railway station about a mile to the south· west 0'£ the village, on the Sevenoaks and Tonbridge (D. E. & C.) Railway. The station on the S. E. & C. Railway at St. Mary Cray is nearest for those residing in South Cray. Letters for Orpington should be addressed "Orpington, Kent;" those addressed to persons living' in South Cray, should be addresl'ied "St. Mary Cray," not Orpington. .Thevillage possesses a Parish Council. The Village Hall, which is situated in the-High Street, contains seating accommodation for 3ilO persons in the main hall, and is conveniently furnished with retiring rooms, and every convenience-for concerts and balls. There is a good Library connected with the building, containing about 500 volumes.

A. A.Hunt & Co" Bromley,Kent,for Water Waste Prevanters,&cr

546 ORPINGTON DIRECTORY.

Post and Monty Order Ojfice, Telegraph Office and l5avings Bank-Miss Sarah Clements, Postmistresu.

Letters arrive from London !Lt 7.0 a.m.,12.30 and6.4ftp.m.; despatched at 9.50 a.m., 12.30, 3.25 and 9.25 p.m. Sundays arrive at J.aOa.m.; despatche(l at (i. Iii p.m. Open for Telegrams from 8.0 a.m. to 8.0 p.m. Sundays from 8.0 to 10.0a.m

Post Ojftce, Money Order Office and SavingsBank, Anglesea road.-lI[r~. Ellen Pepler,Sub-postmistress. Letters despatched at 8.20 and 11.25 a.m. and 1.20 and 8.20 p.m. Sundays;) p.m.

Letters should be addressed "Orpington,Kent."

Letters from Loudon for those marked (*) which are situate in South Cmy, should be addressed " St. :Mary Cray," not •• Orpingtou," those marked W should be addressed" Farnborough, Kent."

Boundary Wall Box cleared at 8.50 and 11 a.m.,2.40 and 7.10 p.m. Sundays l1.4{ja.m.

Crofton Wall Box cleared at 7.30 a.m., 1.15 and 6.45 p.m. Sundays 8.30 a.m

Dobbie's Wall Box cleared at 8.5'> and 11.5 a.m.,2.50and 7.10 p.m. Sundays 11.50 a.m.

High Street Wall Box cleared at 8.35 a.m., 11.15 a.m.; 3 p.m. and 6.45 p.m. Sundays8.ljOa.m.

Orpington Station Wall Box cleared at 8.30 a.m., 1 p.m. and 6.10 p.m.

Lower Road Wall Box cleared at 8.20 & 11.25 a.m.; 1.25 & 8.20 p.m. Sundays5.5 p.m.

Village Hall, cleared at 9 and 11.20 a.m. ; 3.5 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sundays 12 noon.

8t"rt's Hill, cleared at 8.10 and 10.50 a.m. ; ~2.50and 1.30 p.m. Sundays 8.30 a.m.

SCHOOL COMMITTEE. J[embers-W. Jones(chairman),J.T. Greens-

lade, W. Couch, T. Francis, Col. Francil5 William Nixon, William Mansfield,Horace M. G~sup, George Eldridge and the Rev. W. D. May.

Clerk-F. H. Gedney.School Attendance Officer-;-Burgess.Chislehurst Road Schools-Henry Boult,

master j M~. Boult, mistress. lVellill!Jtoll Road Schoofs-R. J. Pugh,

master; Mrs. Pugh, mistress.Pa7'i&hCouncillors-Messrs. George Eldridge,

Jamel! T. Greenslade, R. J. Pugh, T. Harlow, W. R. Taylor, Jabez Fryer, Edward Fref1erick Parktt,J. O. D. Jenkins, William Mansfield, W. P. Taylor, W. H. Davies, H. Glassur, Thonllls }Iewes and WilliamVinson, sen.,J.p.(cbairman). Wm. Nelson (clerk).

Fire Station-At W. P. Taylor'S, HighStreet.

All Saints' Church, Village.-Rev. Walter b. May,lf.A.,vicar; Rev.Eustace Hy.Lord,:M..\.and Rev. A. E. Hall, curates. John CuI. bertson and H.M.Glassup,churchwardens • T. :i\Iewes,parish clerk and verger.

St. Andrezo's Church-Lower Road. St. Paul's Church.-Crofton. Baptist Chapel-Village.Wesleyan Chapel-Crofton road. St. Joseph's Orphanage.-Rev. B.O'Donoghue,

superiorVillage Hall.-High Street, C. Edwarus,

cll.l'etaker Crays and Orpington Chess Clttb-TheLibrary,

St. Mary Cray-J. W. Thomas, secretaryOrpillgt()nChol'alSociety L.H.Evans,hon. sec. Overs~rs-R. J. Pugh, William Mansfield

amI J. C. D. Jenkins. Guardians-W. Vinson, sen., J.P. and John

Higgs.Collector 0/ King's Ta.xes-John King, 9 Col·

lege slip, BromleyCommiSlioner to Administer Oathl- William

May, Northfield, St. Mary Cmy; Hicklin Thomas William, Lynton: LewisGuilford Edward, Pine ridge.

Carriers to London-Pickford's Lim., and Carter, Paterson & Co. Limited.

Public Tele1Jhthle Call Ojftce-Ross House, High street.

A. A. Hunt & Co., Eromley, Kent, for Leaded Lights.

ORPINGTON DIRECTORY.

Private Residents. Abraham P.S.,M .D., Oakhurst, Crofton Adams George, High street Allen George, Sunnyside Anderson Andrew, Scads Hill house Aris Herbert, Lindisfarne, Oak road AshdownChas.,Kent vil.,Moorfield rd • Auger Mrs., Anglesea road Austin Francis William, Kildare *Banks Edgar Osborn, Lower road Banner Walter H., Corrie,l\1oorfieldrd. Barnes David, 7 Rothesay villas Barrett Alfred, 4 Seaward villas Barrett Henry Thomas, Gothic house,

Wellington road Bates Alfred, Gipsy cottage, Crofton Bean Percival, Inglenook Best Caleb, Chillthorne house Bliss Lawrence H., The :\laples Bolton Mrs., 2 Seaward villas Bounder Thos., Walnut cot., High st. Branson Mrs., Crofton IodgEl Broomfield Thomas, The Chestnuts Brown Alfred. the Boundary *.Bruce Percy Robert, East hall Bullock W. K., Kimberley, High ~t. Burroughs Gevrge \V., Ladywood Butler Mrs. Melrose, Moorfieid road Calver John, Northolme, Shirlies *Capon Walt~r Ernest,Somerset road,

Broomhill Carlill H., Langdale *Clark Benjamin, Wellington road Coath William John, St. Margaret's,

Station road Connew Henry, The :Mead, Crofton Court Richard, Boundary cottages Cripps Mrs., Hazeldene *Culbertson John, A vena, Albert road Curtis Arthur Leopold, lILB., c.M.Edin.,

High street

Damm Ferdinand, Dorfheim Daniels Charles Henry, Sunnysidet-

Moorfield road Da vis Robert, Darrickwood Day Augustus, Redclyffe, Station road. Dodd Mrs., Avonstone, Chislehurst rd Donoghue Michael, 5 Rothesay villas Dungate George, Boundary cottages Eckenstein Ernest, Addison lodge Evans Sir Francis Henry,K.c.M.G.,M.P.,.

Tubbendens place Evans Leonard Herhert, Aynscomb

house, High street Fearn Rev. George R. Y. [Baptist],.

Moorfieid villas *Fearnley James Samuel, Grassmeade Fincham Francis Wadham Xavier, St.

Winefrides Fountain Henry, The Shoehorn Francis Robert G., Crofton hall FulcherCharlesGeorge, Hy lands, Chels

field lane Fulcher Mrs. H. W., High street Fuller John Leslie, Newbury Garside Mrs., Hollycot Gold John, 3 Seaward vls.Moorfield rd~ Goodchild Edwd.Alfd.,l Seawood viIs. Hall Rev. A. E.[curate],5 Moorfield rd *Harlow Misses, W yedown, Chelsfield

road Harrild Frederick, Sherlies Harris George, St. Pierre,junr. ,Cover!;

cover, Scads hill Hederstedt William, Ilversden Hedley Frederick Ralph, Hillside Hemming George Francis, Fern bank Hicklin Thomas William, Lynton Holroyd Baron Dennett, Isleworth Rose Edgar G. S., Somerleyton Howard Henry Blunt, Bark Hart Iseard Henry Edward, Moorfield road

A. A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for Builders' Ironmongery.

548 ORPINGTON DIREOTORY.

.Jackson James, Fair Holm Jones William, Lynwood, Crofton *Jukes W. Arthur, Ballymena Key Arth. William,Moorhurst, Crofton Kirby Cyril Herbert, Churchill house Kirley Edward Oliver, The Walnuts,

Hi~h street Lamarque Walter, Kokine ··Lee Miss, Prospect house, Lower rd. Lewis Guilford Eo, Pine ridge LinneU Rev. Wm. [Roman CRtholic] Lowln Miss, Sannox, Moorfield road ~ysterMiss, Crofton grange, Crofton McRedmond Sergt.-Instructor P. J.,

Lynwood *Mansfield Wm .. 7 Northfield Angle-

sea road Marsh William, 2 Knowle villas May Rev. Walter D., liLA., Vicarage *:May William, Northfield .Miller Geor~e James, H are croft Morris Arthur, Town court "Nelson William. R Seaward villas Nixon Col. Francis William, Clairville,

Crofton N uthall Miss. Homelea

Ovenden William, Crofton road *Palmer Harry. Cyprus villa, Angle-

sea road Parks Edward Frederick, 'Vindermere,

High street 'PeUey Edmund, Rossett Ghyll Pettitt Marcus, Mount view, Chels

field lane Pocknell Henry William, Pentre,

Moorfield road Popplewell Joseph, The Limes, Chisle

hnrst road :Porter Arthur E., 8 Rothesay villas Powell Arthur Marriott, Hawstead,

Crofton Pu~h Robert In., Albyn, Moorfield rd. Raffety Harold, Silverdell Hayner Richard, 5 Somerset road,

Broomhill .Ree~es Stephen, 4 Somerset road,

Broomhill Rogers John B.,Crofton hurst, Crofton Roots Stephen, Broom Hill villa Roper Harry, Gatton lodge, High st. :Schletter Col. Percy, C.B., The Priory

·Shannon Robert A., L.R.O.P., L.M., L.R.O.S., L.S.A., Crofton road

Smith A. Tennyson, M.D., M. B., C.~I., Shanklin, High street

*Sparkes Thos., rdeford villa,Angle!'ea road

Stewart William Robert Henry, Wilbet cottage, Crofton

Straker Charlie, The Gables, Crofton Straker Stanley, Heathwood. Crofton Strugnell Eo, 1Kuowle villas Sykes Ernest W., Copley cottage,

Moorfield road *Tapsell Richard, Wellington road Thomas John Warren, Moorfield roa..! TusonHy. Jas., Sunnydale, Crofton rd. Vinson William, J.P., Mayfield house

. Virtue Herbert, The Firs Warner Arthur, 9 Rothesay villas Weintraud Frederick F., Fern lodge White Edward Llewellyn, Wycheside *WilHams W alt~r Albert, A.R.I.B.A.,

Copper Beeches *Willoughby John D., Anglesea road Wiseley Capt. George J., Kingsb'.1rgh,

Scads hill Wood John. Crofton Wright Henry, 6 Rothesay vHlas Yeates Edmund, Highlands Youle Francis, Woodlands, Crofton Young Thomas, 3 Walnut terrace

Commercial. Allen Samuel A., Kent Water Works

inspector, 3 Knowle villas Annetts Gilbert, baker & confectioner,

High street Austin & Austin, estate agents *Banks Edgar Osborn ,archt.,Lower rd. Banner Walter Henry, relieving officer

and registrar of births and deaths, NO.2 district, Bromley union, Corrie, Moorfield road

Barr James'Walter, White HartHotel Bassett Edward, contractor, High st. BelldleMrs.,refreshment rooms, High st Best Caleb & Son, butchers, High st. Bolton Mrs. :\.da,masseuse,Moorfield rd. "Boult Henry, schoolmaster, Chisle

hurst road *Brickell Philip, dairyman, Welling

ton road Bristow Mrs 0 Mary,confectioner,High st

A. A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for Lead, Glass, Color, &c.

ORPI~GTON DIRECTORY. 5I9

:Burch' Henry, grocer, High street *Burges~ William Georp;e, auctioneer Butcher Albert, turucock Kent Water

Works Butler W. & E., bootmakers, High st. *Cannell H. & Son, nurserymen, Cock.

mannings *Carlow Henr\', assurance agent, 17

Bridge road, Fordcroft *Carter Wm., tobacc~nist, Lower road *ChapmanlMissMary,laundress, Anp;le

sea road Clements Miss Sarah, fancy repository,

Post Office, High street Collins Geo., grocer, Chislehurst road *CouchWm.Jn.,school,Anglesea house Couchman Geo., hair dresser, High st. *Crawley Thomas, fishmonp;er l~C.

Wellington road Curtis Arthur Leopold, ~I.B., c.~r.Edin.,

surgeon, High street Cutbush James, fruit grower, Crofton *Denton Samuel, shopkeeper.Albert rd Dodd Thomas, dining rooms & con

tractor, H.igh street Driscoll Cornelius, coffee rooms,Chisle

hurst road Edmed John and Son, ;;rocers and

drapers, High street Elton Brothers, butchers, High street

& Wellington road *Epsom Soloman, provision dealer,

Fordcroft *Evered R. & Co., coal mers.,Lower rd *FarnellJ sph.Jas., bootmaker ,Albert rd. Farrants Fras. S.,chemist, Moorfield rd. Fordham & Tooke, dress makers, 6 Sea

ward villas Foster James, fly proprietor "'Francis Thomas, baker and grocer,

Wellington road *French John, beer retailer *Fryer J abez Thomas, baker, Welling

ton road Fulcher Charles George, architect and

surveyor, Chelsfield lane *Gale Samuel, clothier & furniture

dealer, Reynolds Cross . Gane Fredk. ,fancy stores, Moorfield rd. Gayfer William Duncan, watchmaker,

High street

Glassup Horace Mumphord, plumber & decorator, High street

*Goodenough Miss, grocer, Fordcroft Goodhew Albert, turncock to Kent

Water Works, 3 Alpine cottages Goodwin James, grocer, High street Gore Henry, dairyman, High street *Greenslade James, tailor and hatter,

Anglesea road Griffin Jas., confectioner, High street Uambleton Mrs. Mary Ann. toy shop Harlow 'rhos., fruit grower, Skeet hill Harris Geo. St. Pierre, A.R.l.B.4.., archi

tect and surveyor, Covert cover Harris James, chimney sweep *Heath George, builder, Anglesea road Higgs John,sen.,farmer,Crofton pound Hill Joseph, tobacconist, Crofton HOAR THOMAS COWLEY, maker

of the Royal Kent Cycles, & sole agent for Humbers; repairs a speciality, 2 Chislehurst road

*Hodges Jesse,corn dlr., Wellillgbn rd Hodsoll Edward, dairyman, farmer and

miller, Orpington mill dairy, High st *Hook Arthur, cycle maker, Lower rd. Hopkins J. W. l., station master, Orp

ington S. E. & C. R. Horne George, The A1'Uehoke .Inn,

High street Hosmer Mrs. M., in sur. agent, Alleyn *Hosmer William, grocer, &c., 'Vell

ington road Howard Henry Blunt, barrister-at·

law, Bark Bart *Hudson Thomas, farmer. Poverest Humphrey John, confr.; Chislehurst rd *Hutchings Henry Sidney, under.

taker, Ross house, St. Mary Cray and Ross house, High street

*Jenkins John Charles Darke, butcher, Lower road

Jennings John Geo., The Crieketers, Chislehurst road

Kebby Charles, hairdresser, High st. Keech Mrs. Margaret, shopkeeper Kingston J. & Son, fruit and potato

salesmen Knowler James N., boot maker, Moor·

field road Lane Henry George, plumber, High st Langridge Alfred, builder, High st.

550 ORPINGTON DIRECTORY.

Large Rt., plumber & builder,High st Levens, Son & Hoare, auctioneers,

High street *Longhurst Sydney, The Reeelt Tree

Inn, Wellington road Ltl.nn James, Maxwell Arms *Lynds John, farmer. Tripes' farm McDowell Jas., marine store dealer,

Chislehurst road Margetts William, grocer, High street Marks Harry, hairdresser & tobacco

nist, High street 1Jfa1't-tns Bank Li1nitul (attendance

Wed. 11 to 2 & Sat. 10 to 2), High street

*Martin Albert Robert, coal dealer. Lower road

Maxttld fl., beer retailer, Lower road 1Jfet1'ojJOlitan Watm·Beard,KentIJi.$

trict Water Works-Fredk.Puckey Mewes Thomas, assurance agent and

parish clerk, & public telephone call office, Ross house, High street

Morris Arthur, farmer, Town court *Newell Alexander, Rising Slln,

Anglesea road Nightingale Henry, sanitary inspec

tor, 7 Seaward villas Nuthall Robert, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,

home for nerve patients, The Homestead

O'Head A., milliner, Moorfield road Orpington §r IJist1'ict lVol'king jJIen's

Club 0' institute Co. Li11litedW. Millroy, sec.

Page Jobn, bairdi'esser, High street *Payne Alfred, clothier, Kent row *Payne Arthur,bootma. Wellington rd. Pearce Mrs. Harriett, beer retailer,

High street *Pepler Mrs. Ellen, stationer and post

office, Anglesea road Popplewell Joseph, draper, High street * Potter A. 0., grngro., Wellington ra. Pring Mrs. Lydia, beer retailer Public Telephone Call Office, Ross

house, High street *Rudland John, grocer, Wellington rl1. ·Ryder Edward, Northumberland nur

series, Chelsfidd lane

St. JOl!eph's Orphanage [Roman. Catholic] (Rev. B. O'Donoghue,.. superior; Rev. Edward St. John, manager)

*Sales.MissLiIIy ,dres~ma., Anglesea rd. Shannon Robert A., L.R.C.P., L.M.,

L.R.C.S., r~.s.A., surgeon, Crofton rd. *Simnett Fredk., New inn, Wellington

road, St. Mary Cray . *Smith & Milro}, machinists, Wel

lington road , Smith A. TennYl5on, lI.n., !lI.B., C.Ir.,.

physician and surgeon, Shanklin,. High street

*Smith James, confectioner, Kent road ·Somerford & Ron, builders, High st. Spooner Isaac, tripe dresser, Kent row *Stringer Thomas, baker, High street Summers lienry,boot and shoe maker,

High street Taylor:Mrs.Fras.,carman and contractor Taylor William Page, coal merchant,

High street *Taylor William Richard,plumber &c..,

Anglesea road Thomas John ",Vanen, private school,

Devon house Thorne Edwin Richard, undertaker,

High street Thorne Mrs., dress maker Tile Mrs. Honora, farmer, Tub~enden's

farm *Townsend Mrs., coufr., Lower road Townsend John, baker, High street Townsend John, butcher,Chislehurst rd. Townsend Philip, printer and stationer,

High street Treasure Brothers, builders and con

tractors, Crofton works Tremain Frederick, furnishing iron

monger, High street Tucker T. Richmond, draper, High st. Tyrer & Co. Limited, coar and co~e

mf'rchants, Orpington station Vinson Wm.,jun.,frmr. and hop grwr. Wadey Stephen, agent Scottish

Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society, 4 Seaward villas

WaleThos.Geo.,wheelwright and smith WalkerMiss,district nurse,Moorfield rd Walton Charles, carman, High street Waterman Walter, heer ret., High st

A. A. :Q:unt & 00., Bromley, Kent, for Stoves and Ranges.

ORPINGTON DIRECTORY. 551

Welfare L. G.• M.B.C.V.S., veterinarysur~eon (calls daily)

Wells Miss Sarah, grocer, High streetWhite James, fruit grower, Shanklin

cottage, Crofton roadWilliams Mrs. Mary Ann, grocer,

Chislehurst road Winchester J. A. & Co., general and

furnishing ironmonger, High street

Winter John, dairJman, High street*Wood & Sales, boot and shoe makers,

Wellington roadWood W. R., fishmonger, High streetYeates Edmund, harness maker,Chisle

hurst road YoungThomas,blacksmith and farrier,

High street

A. A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for Locks.

552 ADVERTISEMENTS.

SMALLBONE'S STORES FOR HIGH-CLASS

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONSJ

Wines, Spirits and Beers.

CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S . . . PICKLES, SOU PS,

SOUP TABLETS, POTTED MEATS,

MALT VLNEGAR, JAMS---- JELLIES. "'. ,

MARMALADE ARE ALWAYS KEPT IN STOOK AT

S:lVJ:ALLBONE"S STORES., 77 & 79, BECKENHAlVI LANE

(TEL. NO. 331 BROMLEY), _ SHORTLANDS, KENT

49, 49a & 58, Franciscan Road~ Tooting Common, S.W. ; And 62 & 62a, Tantallon Road, Balham, S.W.

Ollders collected and Goods promptly delivered by own Carts in Shortlands, Bromley, Beckenham and vicinity daily.

POST CARDS RECEIVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.

SHORTLANDS DIRECTORY.

SHORTLAN DS. ----------------------- .•.

'N.B.- Shortlands Private and Commercial Residents are included in Beckenham Private and Commercial lists respectively, and marked with '"

Letters to be addressed "Shortlands, Kent."

gHORTLANDS is a purely residential neighbourhood, situate midway between Bromley and Beckenham, though for most parochial purposes identi5ed with Beckenham. !twas known as Clar Hill till some fifty years ago, and it is since that date (1863) that its houses, almost without

exception, have \lprung up. There is a station on the South Eastern and 'Chatham Rail way,and a new line to London via N unhead, opened 1892,has' given 'Shortlands a greater importance. St. Mary's Church waf'; built by the family of the late W. A. Wilkinson, Esq. j the living is in the gift of Miss E. M., Wilkinson, and is held by the Rev. Canon Henry Francklyn Wolley, M.A., of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. The church was enlarged during the year 1888. Shortlands was the birth-place of Grote (born 1794, died 1861). The Metropolitan Water Board have a pumping station here. The Fire shtion is in Station road

Post, Telegraph, and ::lIouey Order Office, Shortlands Station. W. F. J. Dowler,Sub-Postmaster. Letters liespatched at 5.30, !l, 10.1.5and <:>11.25a.m. and ~·12.15, *V55, 4.10, 5.55,8 and 9.10 p.m. Sundays,5.50 p.m. Open for telegrams from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. SundayE;,from 8 to 10 !l.m.

:Pillar BoxFs.-Bromley Roali: .5.30,8,30,9.50, 10.30and 11.45a.m.and 1.30, 3.45,5.30, 7.30and 8.45 p.m. Sundays, 5.25 p.m.-Beckeuham Grove: 5,40. 8.40, 9.55. 10.35 anli 11.150a.m. and 1.30, 3.50,.5.35 7.353nIl8.50 p.m. Sundays, 5.30 p.m. -Kingswood Road (Pillar Letter Box): 5.50, 8.50, 10.5 ,& 10.45a.m. anri 12.5, 1.45, 4, 5.45, 7.45, and 9 p.m. Sundays 5.40 p.m.-Kingswood Road (Wall Letter Box) : 5.!).3,8.!);', 10.10 and 10.1)0a.m. and 12.10, 1..';0, 4.5,.5.1)0,7.1)0 aud 9.1). p.m. Sunday~, i5.45 p.m.-Shortlands Grove: 5.45, 8.45,10 and 10.40a.m., 12noon and 1.40, 3.55, 5.40, 7.40 and 8.55 p.m. Sunday, 5.35 p.m.--Ravcllsbourne Roau (lamp post): 8.20, 9.40 and 11.35a.m. and 1.20, 4, ,5.20, 7.20 and 8.40 p.m. Sundays, 5.20 p.m. "Direct mails from Shortlands to London and forward.

inslt/'ance Agent. - Rallwa~s Passengers'Accident; Crown Accident; Ocean Accident and Guarantee: W. F. J. Dowler.

Commis.,ioners to A.dmini .•ter fJaths-JcsephWilliam Asprey, Gwynallt, Beckenham grove; Henry Hughcs, Glengowan, Park Hill road

NaJiollal Telephone Co. Lim.-Call office, Shortlands Railway station

.J/etropolit<w Water Board,. West Kent District Works, Valley road, Shortlands-Richarrl Darlington, engineer

Shortlands Fire Station, Station road, Shortlands-Alfred John Walker, fireman in charge

PLAOES OF WORSHIP. St. Mary's Church.-Rev.' Canon H. F.

Wolley, M.A., vicar; Rev. Edward Moore, !lI.A., curate; E. Grant Burls and W. Newton Dunn, churchwardens; W. B. Martin, Te Aro, Valley road, Shortlands,organist.-Times of Service: Sundays,Holy Communion at 8 a,m.; and on 2nd Sunday 7 a.m.; Morning service 11 a. m, (with Holy Communion on first and third Sundays) Children's service 3.30 p.m. (3 p.m. in winter) on first Sunday in month: Evening Service, 7.0 p.m. Wednesday and Friday, Litany at 11.45. Holy Days: Morning Prayer and HolyCommuniou at 11.30a.m.

St. Mary's Oh'u'ck Mission Room, Bromleygardens (in connection with St. Mary's).-SundayServices: MissionServiceat 7p.m.

Shol'tlands Congregational Mission Hall- Sunday Services: 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.; Sunday School, 2.45 'P.m.; Meeting for WomAn, Monday 2.45 o'clock; PrayerMeeting, Thur~day HoO p.m.; alteruate Mondays, Band of Hope at 7.30 o'clock.

Allen Barrell, honorary superintendent of Mission and Sunday School.

554 ADVERTISEMENTS.

TELEPHONE No. 333 BROMLEY.

c. N. SKINNER (:hJate e. w. Seymour),

- Jobmaster, -SHORTLANDS POSTING STABLES,

Martins Road, near Railway Station. Wedding and Funeral Orders receive prompt attention.

HORSES JOBBED OR TAKEN IN A r LIVERY. Broughams, Landaus, Victorias, Brakes, Wagonettes, Coverness' Cars and Saddle

Horses for Hire at reasonable charges,

Telephone No. 326 Bromley. Telegraphic Address: "Tolfrey, Shortlands."

IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG

with your Gas, Hot water,

or any Engineering Appliance, CONSULT A PRACTICAL

ENGINEERj your work is done

better & cheaper by so doing.

H. E. TOLFREY & 00. (A.I.S.E., M.I.H. & V.E., R.P., etc.),

~lumbers 9' gasjitters, The "Valley" Oyole, Motor .

and Engineering Works,

SHORTLANDS, KENT (Carage and Motor Car Entrance In Meadow Road).

ALL WORK ~~~~~'N>~

GUARANTEED. 'Write for Booklet, "Hints to Householders," post free.

SHORTLANDS STREET DIRECTORY. 555

SHORTbANDS STREET DIRECTORY. ':"~.B.-Shortlands Private and Commercial Residents are included in Beckenham

Private and Commercial lists respectively, and marked with" *

Letters to be addressed" SIIO/'llands, Kent."

Beckenham -Grove. LeftJ 'land -From Shortlands Road.

1 Brandreth Lieut. -Col. A. l\f. 3 Stahlschmidt August, The Chest

nuts Thirkell Arthur, Courtfield

13 Lovell Edgar, Parkfield 15 Beard Miss, The Cottage 17 Hale William A. Lyndhurst 19 Shelley Percy, Coningsby 23 Wedekind Julius C., Ferndale 25 Reynolds Daniel, Morden lodge 27 Phelps Thomas John, Woodville 29 Beer E., Park wood .....•... here is Scott's Lane ..•........•

Cross and Return. 24 King Chas. Fredk., St. Aubyns 22 Wilks John Jackson, Rostherne 20 Shaw Robert Milton, St. Ronans 18 Delcomyn CharlesFrdk.,Knebworth ....•.... here is Park Hill Road ........•

Pilla/' Letter Bo.1: 12 Schoulank Alfred, Glenthorpe

8 Asprey Joseph W., solicitor and commissioner for oaths,Gwynant

6 Hibberd Augustus E., Rossmoyne 4 Musson Francis Frederick, Loraine

Bromley Gardens. See Bromley Street Directory.

Bromley Grove. L eft hand Side-From Shortlands Road.

1 Robson Edward H., Cambria 7 Grantham A. G.. Thornbury

11 Austin Walter G., Hazelmere Cross and return.

32 Clubb Leonard

30 Innes-Browne Martin Leslie, Langlete

26 Toone Samuel, Bishopton 24 Venning Charles H., Le Snewth 22 MacCallum J. Rae 20 Engleheart Misses 18 Wheeler Percy Erf 16 Badcock Frederick Owen, Rosli~ 14 Mack Arthur, Collendean 12 Tudor Edward, Rosthwaite

S Peacock W., Lynton 6 Thomas W. G., Rodmill 4 Campbell Miss, The Briars 2 Fletcher Harold S., Woodlands

Bromley Road. Left Hand Side-from Shortlands Station. 136 Richardson Mrs. 132 Vanhouse John Marsh, St. Valery ...... nere is Pm'k Hill road .....• 128 Dawson W George, Shortlandsho

StanJ>ridge Alfred (lodge of) Shortlands house

Pakeman F. J., Fransfield Baines George, F.R.I.B.A., architect, Inglehurst

......... nere is Scott's Lane ....•.... !tere is Down's Bridge_ Road-for continuation see Beckenham Directory

Cross and return. 53 Adams Thomas, The Oaks 57 Wright John, Glenhaven .. ......• nere is Albemade Road ..•... _.. 59 Carter John, Lyndhurst 61 Paul B. R., Wenden

Pillm' Box 63 Klinkhardt Julius, The Homestead 65 Vorley William Sharp, Clovelly 67 Cundy Rev. Hy.Geo.,St. Margaret'R

556 SHORT.LANDS STREET DIRECTORY.

69 Lovell Egerton Charles, Banavie 71 Gddschmidt F. B. 73 Bryant James 8., nurseryman

Ohurch Road. Left Hand Side-From KiogslVood Road.

Muirhead Alexander, D.sc.univ.LOnd. The Lodge

Lewin Mrs., Hdzelwood Purkiss F. "{ Oak Lea Bull J. j Valentine Algernon.L. W., Culverlands Critchley James Sydney, Woodbury Gilmour George, Rose lawn Russell James, Burnside •.•..... .Itere is Sltortlailds I'oad .

0.1'0S8 and 7'r.tUI'I!. 1 Addiscott Francis, Oak Dene 3 Barber Arthur Stanley, Milverton 5 Duffield Frederick H., St. Oswald's

White Douglas, vVemyss house

Den Road. Right Side-From Kingswood Road.

Budgett Henry B., Hazeldene

OroSI andretw·n•. 'l'ay lor George, Woodside stables

Kingswood Road. Left Side-From Mays Hill.

Wall Letter Box Wolley Rev. Canon Henry Franck

lyn, M.A. Lvicar of St. l\Iary's, Shortlands] ::;t. Maris Vicarage

St. Mary's ()/wrch il Tucker Captain William Fane,

Ellengowan 5. Browne G. Franklin, B.A., LL.B.,

Hillside Hale Miss (lodge of) Kingswood Austin Mrs., Kings\Vood house TinklerThomas.Kingswood cottage

Oross and ,·elurn. 14 Tapp Arthur March, The Gables

Porter I., (stables of) The Gables Wilson Coroeli us Wilcox, "\VooJside

.....••.•.. here 'is Den road ..•.......• Pilla?' Letter Box

. Roper Thomas Frederic, Oak lodge

Western George A., Ravensbourne Kirby Mrs. Sidney and The l\1issc;,

Oakhurst school 6 Thomas Joseph William, F.r.c.,

F.e.s.,Overdale .. ••"••.. llere is Church 'road •.•...... Keay Robert, Lascelles Leigh AlExander Haslop, l\hyfield Drysdale A. T., Chiculda

May's Hill Road. Left Side·-From Shol'tlandfl Road.

1 Archbold lVII's.,Libiolll 3 Fry Charles R., Little Holt 5 Mudge Miss, Fairbank 7 Blake William, L::.urel bank

.. •...... here is Kings,.cood 7'oad .....•..• 9 Bid Sir William, Devonshire ho.

11 Loch August, Lochhurst O/'oss alld rC£111'11.

26 Selby H. J., The Valfl 24 Tebb The Misses. Ashburnham 22 Churchill John, :.Fircroft 20 C~iesman Frederic, Carisbrooke 18 Unwin Edward, The Mount 16 Harvey Henry John, Kingswood 14 Panter C. E., The Hawthorns •.•..••.• here is Kingswood road .•..•.... 6 Newton James Wm., Rutland lodge

Ponder Frank Milton, Branscombe

Oakwood' A venue-SCOTT'S LANE,

For Nalll~3 we BtlckcnhJm Directory.

Park Hill Read. Left Side-From Bromley RoalL

8 Hughes Henry, Glcngowan 6 Johns Andrew, Glencoe 4: :h:amshaw Henrv, TI1Utallon 4 Earnshaw A. t, " 2 Levin Edward Henry, Escott'

CI'OSJ and retum. Baker Charles K, Park Hill lodge

I Baker Evelyn, " " 5 Parrv "\Villiam H., Hildehurst 7 Hou;deo Robert, Heronden 9 Salkeld Mrs., Melmerby

Harding James A., Castlerae Eglington William, Park hill ho •

SHORTLAND~ STREE'l' DIRECTORY. fj57

Ravensbourne Road. Right Side-from Beekenham La~e.

2 GoodliffeEdward,Ravensbourne 10. 8 West George E., Firsbrook

10 Filby Edmund, Fernbank 12 Ennor Henry M., Easthorpe 14 Burnes Francis, Haslernere 1(; Lewis C., Rothesay 18 Marr Edward, Marleigh 20 Collings F. L., 'Waverley 22 Pawson Ralph 24 Syers 'William A.• Chelston 26 Shannon Mrs. 28 Spencer Mrs., Olicana 30 King William, St. Olaves 48 Bush Sidney 50 Koszelski Fabien 52 Norman Ebenezer 54 Rodman Charles 56 Lamb Henry 58 Bride Arthur John, Crofton 60 Thompson Bernard 62 Watt George Edwin, Lynden 64 Marler John R., Lynton 66 Afford William A., Rosenwyll 68 Bidder S. G. 70 McClure P.

Lamp Post Lette1' Bo:r: 88 Paille George gO Barry Frederick Herbert

Entrance to Beckenha11b Lad·ies' BoU' Link.~

110 Billing Stuart, Kingston 112 Farquhar Miss, Cavenham 114 Hodgson John Bolton, Woolston 116 Thomas Mrs., Brodick lIS Baylis Stannard, Datchet ......... here is Farnaby road

CI'OSS and return. here is Crab Hill learling to Ravens

bourne Station S.E. & C.Ry. here is Down's Hill

Scott's Lane. Lejt Side-From Bromley Road.

1 Benton Philip, Westfield 3 Shepherd Edward Mapleton,

Scott's Lane bouse 5 Hawke John Anthony, Gwenapp

ltlwl1 are Beckenham &' Bl'omley 9,'ove8

7 Leighton William, Gable End Sadler Albert, fly proprietor

7ANicbolls Mrs. •••.. i here it; Shortlands grove .....•. 9 Speyer Arthur A., Birchwood

Miles Matthew, Netherfield

Cross and return.

Vowen George, Heathfieid Boot,h E., Massilia

here is Oakwood avenue

Shortlands Grove, Left Side-From Shortlands Road,

I Brown Miss, Brantwood 3 Brown E. J erard. C miston I) Berry Chas. William, Pendarve5 H Reitmeyer Robert, Venezia

II Stoneham John A., .Mundendorrie 10 Neal Miss, Holly lodge 15 Morrish Reginaid Jas., Pinewood 17 Burls Edward G., 'fhornlea III Elliott Rev. Robt.,M:.A., L R.C.S.I.~

.Mellifont Cro.~.~and return.

14 Lloyd Mrs., Oakfield 12 Lucas Rev. Canon W. H., M.Ah

Aspellden ~ 6 Bentley Edward Hy., Abergavenny

Pillar Lattf!}' Box

Shortlands Road. Left Hand Side-From Bromley RO'1d.

Short lands Station, S . .E. &' c, R. National Telephone Co. Limited (call

office) Post Qffice, W. F .•J.Dowler,postrnaster Dowler W. F. J., station master, Ivy-

nook ..•...... here is Valley road . Ha,vke Edward D. H., physician $(.

surgeon, Tolgulla .•...• here is j}Iay's Hilll'oaa ..•... Rutland Lodge (stahles of) . ....•..• here is ChU1'ch1'oad 11 Dykes Herbert, Thornford 13 Ellis Misses, St. Ives ]5 Hillyer Mrs., Lyncroft 17 Hastings John, Twyneham I!} Groves W'illiam, Grove house •..•....•... here zs Den road ..•.••..••••

558 SHORTLANDS STREET DIREOTORY,

Cross and t·etum. 02 Clements Albert Charles, The

Corner house 48 Dunn William Newton,TheCottage ~O Zimmermann Max, The Pines

Hordern Shubra, The Orchard •..•.• here is Shortlands grove . Gorlitz Hugo, Huonville ••••....• here is Bromle.1f qrove ........• •••... here is Beekenham grove ..•..• 34 Holman Harold Nutwell 32 Barron Mrs. 28 Davies Rev. John Ossian [Cong.] 26 Measor H. A. 24 Kirk Sidney, Glenholm 22 Pentland Miss, Elmhurst ~o Lloyd James, Grenaby 18 Moore George John. Thornhurst 14 Chamberlain Mrs. Eo, Dunolly 2 Rose Edward, C.v.o., Ashleigh

Shortlands Villas. See Station 1·oad.

Station Road. From Beckenllam. Lane.

Oabmen',~Shelter Shortlands Fire Station-Alfred John

Walker, fir~man in charge ••...•... !tere 1s J.1Ia1'tin',~ I'nad ••....•.. Sho7'tla"ds lavern, Thos.Arthur Stack

SHORTLANDS Vn,L.\s.

1 Burch John 2 Heslop Thomas Hunter, insur

ance <.1gent

3 Mavall Edward 4 Nash Stephen .5 Green John 6 Brandon Frederick George 7 Metcalfe William Hy., laundry 8 Savers Charles ~ Anderson Charles John

10 Burt Mrs. E., laundry . ..... 1Iel'e is Queen's J.Wead road ....••

Valley Road. Left Halld Side-From Shortlands Road. 1 Anderson Robert William, physi

cian and surgeon Dickenson Mrs .• Torrington Rohinson H. Vincent, Elmfield Lock Rudolf, May thorne i1fetl'opolitan TVatel' Bna1'dWorks

-Engineer, Richard Darlington ... hm·e isjoolbridge to Church 'road ....

Bromley. Cross and 7·eturn.

20 Patterson Re\'. George[Wesleyan], 'The Poplars

18 .llemmant ,John Hi Martin William Bentham, Te Aro U Veale J., Dan-Ian 12 Fry Hubert Gerald 10 Congdon }i'rank

8 Hull Miss, Sunnyside 6 Mackness Ernest J., Melrose 4 Salter Miss, Laurels 2 Dence Thomas, Kingsbury

ST. MARY GRAY DIRECTORY. '559

ST. MARY GRAY --------. -.-.--. -.---------..

Isa village, 14 m.iles from London, 5 from Bromley, 10 from Sevenoaks and about 7 from Dartford, in the North 'Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, lll,the of Sutton-at-Hone. The High

Street is a long and narrow thoroughfare, which is not very attractive

to the eye. The church of 81. Mary is a very ancient edifice, built. of stones and flints, with shingled spire. It was restored a~ a cost of £1,500. The register dates from 1500. The living is in the gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and is held by the Rev. E. Ball, A.K.C.

The Temple;built for the Congregationalists as a place of worship by the late W. Joynson, Esq., is a noble looking building, seating 900 persons. The

Rev. W. Lewis, formerly of Portsea, is the pastor, having been appointed in

1888. There is also a Roman Catholic Church in the village erected in 1895. The Mission was originally founded by Monsignor Goddard, and is dedicated

to St. Joseph. The church affords accommodation for over 200 worshippers. The Rev. Edmund Carroll is in charge of the mission. There is an excellent Volunteer Fire Brigade, under the superintendence of Mr. H. S. Heath. The Literary Institute and Reading room is near the Temple Church, and was enlarged_

in 1887 in recognition of Her Most Gracious Majesty:'s Jubilee. The newly erected Police Station is also in the High Street. The population at the census

(1901) was 1,894, showing a decrease of 94 on that of 1891. The area is 2,017 acres; the rateable value £24,095. There is a station on the S. E. & C. Railway, situa,te at the north end of the village. The large paper mills of Messrs. Joynson & Son adjoin thE railway and give employment to about 700

persons. New and commodious Sunday Schools are situated at the side of the Temple; having been built at a cost of £3,300. St. Mary Cray now possesses a Parish Council.

FOI' South Cray, see Orpington, page 5-15.

POST & MONl!.Y ORDER OFFICE, SAVINGS BANK & TELEGRAPH OFFICE

R. W. Clar., Postmaster. Letters delivered at 7.0 a.m., 2.]5 and 6.45

p.m. Sundays 7.30 a.m. Despatched at 9.10 a.m., 12.20, 2.20, 5.45, 9.15 and 9.50 p.m.; Sundc.ys 6 pm. Parcel Post Des-patches 9.0 a.m. 2.10 and 8.0 p.m. Letter and Parcel Post to Bromley direct, 12.20 p.m.

Open for Telegrams from 8.0 a.m. to 8 p. m. Sundays from 8.0 to 10.0 a.m.

PILLAR Box at Hockenden cleared at 8.10 a.m., 3.20 and 7.20 p.m. Sundays 8.10 a.m.

PILLAR Box at Birchwood cleared -at 8 a.m. 3.15 and 7.30 p.m.

WALL Box at Derry Downs, cleared at !l a.m., and 2.45 and 7 p.m.

WALL Box at Kevington, cleared at 7.45 a.m., and 3.15 p.m.

A. A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for Lea.d and Glass.

560 ST. MARY CRAY DIRECTORY

PlLJ.AR Box at Railway Station cleared at 8.25 and 11.~0 a.m., 1.55 and 8.2,') p.m. Sundays 5.1(1p.m.

PILLAR Box in Church Wall cleared at 9.0 a.m. and 12.10, 2.25, 4.50 and 9.10 p.m. Sundays at 5.55 p.m.

PILLAR Box at Albert Road cleared at 8.0 and 11.25 a.m., 125 p.m., and 8.20 p.m. Sunday 5.5 p.m.

PILLAR BOx, Angelsea Road, Town Sub· Office,cleared at 8.30 and 11.25 a.m., 1.30 and 8.20 p.m. SundaY8 5 p.m.

WAI.L Box at Reynold's Cro~s, cleared at 8.25 and 11.30 a.m., 1.15 and 8.25 p.m. Sundays 5 p.m.

.Public Telephone EJ:cha1l.geand Call (J.ffice-Viaduct House, High Street.

.Police Station-High Street, Charles Butler, sergeant -in-chHrge.

Vicar-Rev. E. Ball, A.K.C. -au1'ate~Rev. F. D. :Maguire, M.A. 'i'uton-William Watson .District Councillors-E. H. Joyuson & T.

Harlow ·GuaJ·dians-T. Harlow and.E. H. Joynson. -OVerseers-H. Taylor,G. Dow and F. Stanger, 'Oollf'dor 0/ J(ing's Taxes-John King, D Cole

lC'geslip, Bromley'Oommissioner to .-!dmird8ter Oat/Is-William

E.May.Regi8tra,' of Birth8 and Deaths - W. H.Banner .Reliering O.ffi<'er-W. H. Banner, Orpington.NationalSchools(endowed)-H.Algar, master;

Mrs. Algar, mistress. -oatholi~ Schools.-l\Iiss Anna BI aye..Parish Council-E. H. Joynson (chairman),

W. H. Haines, F. Stanger. W. Epsom, E. W. Botting, W. Leonard, H. H. strouts, G. :.Dowand H. Taylor. Olerk, H. Algar

PLACES OF WORSHIP, &c. Be. Marv's: Church-Rev. E. BalI. The Temple Congregational Church-Minister,

Rev. W. Lewis. ,Roman Catholit: Chur'ch Priest, Rev; E.

Carroll. Railway Station (S.E. & C.), Frederick

Bowles, station master. . Literary!nstitute awl Reading Rooms-Edward

Packman, librarian; Rohert H. Strouts, secretary. Open from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. daily, Sundays excepted. .

independent Order 0/ Good Templars Lodge-Lily of t.heValley, lIleet at the Institute on ~roll<la~rsat S p.m.

Volunteer Fire Brigade-H. S Heath, Capt. ; engine house, Station 1'00.11, opposite the filack Boy.

Keys kept at police station. Carriers to London-Pickford's Limited and

Oarter, Paterson and Co.

BENEFIT SOCIETIES. Ancient Ordel' of Foresters-Court "Foresters

Glory," No. 2i42, held at the Institute. Secretary, F. Smallwood, St. Mary Cray.

Juvenile Forestcl's-George Dow, Secretary . Ancient OI'del'o/Shepherds~Sanct. "Foresters

Glory," No. 2li2, held at the Five Bells• Scribe, F. Smallwood, Spring Cottages,St. Mary Cray.

Odd Fellows-"Pride of Kent Lodge, "No.2764,Beech Tree, \Vellington Road. Secretar3, AlfrcrlSheene,:l2Camilen grove,Ohislehllrst •

INSURANCE AGENTS. Coullty Fire.-Frank i·Hanger.London and Lancashire .Fire-Mrs, Hannah

Olarke Provident Life-Frank Stanger.Prudential Li/e-\V. Epsom .Railway Passengers' Accident-Fredk.Bowles.Scotti.~lt Widows' Fund Life - C. B. Clarke.

CE:\IETERY COMMITTEE . The Parish Councillors constitute the

Cemetery Committee, which meets in the Board Room at the Oemetery, at 8.30p.m., on the 2nd Monday in the first month of each quarter. Ohairman, F. Stanger.

Clerk-H. AlgarSupe1'intendent-Joseph Harland. Cemetery-Star Lane.

Crays Gas Company IVorks-W. B. Mimmack, secl'etary j S. B. Chandley, manager; C. T. Hams, Kemp farm, collector.

Crays alldOrpillgtonConstitutional andUnionist Club-Augustus Pizzey, s"eward; Samuel Gale, hon. secretary. Open 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

A, A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for Paperhangings.

ST. MARY CRAY DIRECTORY.

Private Residents. Arthur Charles, Sennocke cottage,

Derry Downs Ashley'J ohn, Lime viI., De,rry Downs

Bailey Thomas 'William, 1II.n.c.s., L R.C.P., Sandlings, High street

Ball Hev. E., A.K.C., The Vicarage Battiscombe Ohri~topher George,

M.B" c.lII., Rowlands Berens Richard B., J.P., Kevington Bonnett Benjamin, Garden villa,

Derry Downs Boome Henry John, Richboro' lodge,

Derry Downs Brenehley Thomas 'V., Orayville,

Derry Downs Brierley Miss, Bath villas Brockway Rev. Thoi.r!as, L'Ancresse,

Derry Downs Brooker Miss, Spring hall Brooker Robert,Belgrave villa, Derry

Downs Buster William L., Cockmannings

Calland l\Irs.,Fairlawn,Derry Downs OarrollRev. Edmund [Catholic], The

PresbyteryClark Moses, l\Iill cottage, High st. Clarke Mrs., Orpington house Clarke Richard W., Lime villa Cripps Mrs. Hazeldene Crowhurst :F., The Farm

De la Pre l\Iadame, Waldenhurst Dolan Lawrence :FraLcis,Fern lodge,

Derry Downs Dunmull Richard, The I vies, Derry

Epsom Harry, Hawkhurst, Derry Downs

Evans James, Sunllymcade

Gilbert Arthur Oecil, North bank, Derry Downs

Hall Misses, Mayfield, Derry Downs Hall W m., Melrose villa, Derry Downs Harlow Misses, Wyedown Harris Henry, Claremont house,

Derry Downs Haswell F., The Mount,Derry Downs Holdford O. T., Eureka villa, Derry

Lancaster George W., The Rookery Lane Henry, 4 Park road Lane William Richard, Westwood

lodge, ,Derry Downs LewisRev. William [ Congregational],

Parsonage, Derry Downs

Maguire Rev.Francis Dales[ curate], Oakdene, Derry Downs

Meredith William, Myrtle villa, DeIry Downs

Ogburn George, The Elms

Phillips Jas., Gisborne, DerryDowns

Quicke Richard Douglas, Holly lodge, Derry Downs

Shadwell Miss, L'Ancresse, Derry Downs

Skinner Kenneth Leslie, North bank, Derry Downs

Smallwood Robert, Park villa, Derry Downs

Smith Edmund, Little Hockenden Snelling 1\1rs., Iddesleigh, Derry

fSpearingOhas.,Nash vls.,DerryD"lls. Strouts Robert H., Belgrave place Swain Mrs., Oakdene, Derry Downs

A. A. Hur,t & CO .• Bromley, Kent, for" Larbert·, Ranges. BRO:ll. IY

s'r. MARY CRAY DIRECTORY.

... Wm., Morwenstow, Derry ,-,wns

~'hompsett Luther, Ferndale, Derry Downs

TomkinsHy.Lyndon cot.Derry Dwns.

Ward Charles, Cranbrook house 'Weller Mrs., Nash villas, Derry

Downs Whatson Isaac, 5 Park rd., High st. 'WilIiams Henry, Rosemount, Derry

Downs WilliailJs Mrs. Powell, Ivydene,

Derry Downs Winter Mrs. Springfield, Derry

Downs Wood William George, Langley

villa, Anglesea road

Commercial. Algar Harry, schoolmaster,Endowed

school Allen A., hairdresser, The Broadway Ashenden Henry, dining rooms,

High street

Baker & Co., tailors, High street Battiscombe & Smith, surgeons,

The Cottage . Beer Walter, plumber to K. W. ""Y.,

and ironmonger, High street Bingley A.1fredJohn, grocer, High st. Botting Edward William, provision.

dealer, Belgrave stores Bowles Frederick, station master,

St. Mary Cray station Boyce Fred, hairdresser, High street Brisley Wm., confectioner, High st. Brock Francis James, Blue Anchor Brookwell Geo.,coffee bo.High street Burrows George William, The Brew

ery, High street Buster William Lane, Bosecroft

.nursery·, High street

Chatfield Ambrose, boot stores, High street

Clarke Chas. B., Agent to the Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society, Post Office

Clarke Edward, printer, stationer, &c .• Post Office

Cleaver Thomas, butcher, High st.

Coleman Fredk., boot & shoe maker Cook W. & Sons, poultry breeders &

exhibitors, Orpington house CoombeI' Wm., statur., &c., High st. Co-operative stores, mgr. L.J. Thomsett Court Fredk., tobacconist, High st. Crowhurst Fredk.C.,marketgardener Crowhurst Miss Kate, teacher of

music, The Farm

Dennett Henry Francis,cycle maker, High street

Dewberry Geo., shopkeeper, High st

Everist B., fishmonger, High street Figgess Herbert, farmer, Hockenden Fisher Francis, beer retIr., High st.

Gilbert Ricbard,sign writer, High st. Goodenough 1\1rs.,confr., High st. Goodwin Jas., grocer, &c., High st. Gray 'William Connon, farmer,

Sheepcote farm Greenslade Thomas, tailor, Cyprus

villa, Derry Downs

Haines William, farmer,Crouch farm Harland George Thomas, insurance

agent, Beech villa, Derry Downs Harris Henry Thos., tailor, High st. Hawes William, furn. dlr. High st. Heath H. S., dispensing chemist

,Higgs Charles Walter, corn merchant, High street

Hislop Horace, bootmakcr, High st. Holdford C. F.,butcbcr,DerryDowns Hudson & Sons, farmers, Poverest Hutchings Henry Sidney, under

taker, High street International Tea Company's Stores,

Limited, High street Johnson S. & C.. drapers, millinels,

&r.., High street Jackson Hy .,frmr.,U pper Hockenden Jones John, fishmonger, Kent row Joynson & Son,paper manufacturers

Keen E., bootmaker, 1 l!'ulcher's cottages, Broadway

King Miss Grace,shopkeeper,High st Large Robert, builder Laslett William, tobacconist & con

fectioner, Hig-h street

A. A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, for Pa.perha.ngings, G~ass, Color, &c.

3T. :MARY CRAY DIRECTORY. 563

Lee J., tailor, High street Lemon &. Son, wheelwrights, Star

lane, High street Lindridge Ebenezer, upholsterer

and photographer

McDowell James, wardrobe dealer, High street

Martin &. Co., bankers, High street; attendance from Chislehurst, Tues. and Friday, 11 to 3

Martin Albert, greengrocer, High st. May Alfred, farmer, Manor farm Mayatt J.,' painter, High street :Mead Walter, Red Lion, High street :\'Iimmack W. B., secretary of Gas Co. Mitchell Edward, Old Star Inn

Ogburn G. & Son, saddlers & harness makers

Packman Dan,bas'ket maker, High st. Petty :Mrs. 1\1.L., nursery, High st. Phillips Richard, butcher, High st. Police Station-Charles Butler, ser

geant-in-charge Pring & Gadsden,confectnrs.,High st.

Rankin Charles 'Villiam, hairdresser, High street

Rock & Son,. veterinary sm'geons, George Ogburn, agent

Russell Mrs.Esther,confctnr.,High st

Savage Arthur, baker & confectioner Sehwerer David, watchma,&c.,High st. 8hoebridge Geo., bootmaker,High st.

Slade William, greengrocer, High st. Smart James, greengrocer, High st. Smith George Mence,oil & Cblourman Smith Mrs., confectioner, High st. South Thos., greengrocer, Kent row Spooner Isaac, butcher, High street Stanger Frank,family grocer, draper,

clothier, &c. Stoodley Thomas George,tobacconist

and confectioner, High street Stratton Miss Mary, draper, High st. Strouts Frank, butcher, High street Symes Samuel, Five Bells, High st.

Taylor W. P. &. Co., corn and coal merchants, High street

Taylor Henry,newsagcnt,&c.,High st, Taylor John E., Black Boy, High st. Thames HenryW.,clog makr.Highst. Tyrer H. and Co., Lim., coal, seed

and corn merchants, High street and Railway station

'l'yrrell J. & Son, hairdressers and newsagents

Vann W S. &. Co., drapers, High st, Walker Frederick, butcher, High st Weeden William, jobmaster West Herbert, secondhand furniture

dealer, High street Whittle J n.Fras.,blacksmith,High st. Willoughby Thomas, grocer, High st. Wood John, farmer, Crockenhill Wright George Edward, fancy

repository, High street Wright Henry, beer retailer

A. A. Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for Water Waste Preventers.

564 ST. PAUL'S CRAY DIRECTORY.

ST. PAUL'S CRAY

Isa small village adjoining St. Mary Crayand Foots Cray. It is about 5! miles from Bromley, 14 from London, and 6~ from Dartford, in the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley,

and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church of St. Paulinus is an

ancient edifice, built of stone and flint, having a square tower and

shingle spire. The register dates from 1535. The living is a rectory, in the gift ·of the Hon. Robert Marsham-Townshend and is held by the Rev. E. Holroyde M.A. The National Schools are situate next to the Parish Church. The Zion Baptist Chapel, situate opposite Messrs. Joynson's mills, is convenient for both the inhabitants of this parish and that of St. Mary Cray. A Cottage

Hospital is situate in Sandy Lane, and is available for Chislehurst, St. Mary Cray, Orpington, St. Paul's Cray, Foots Cray, North Cray, and surrounding Parishes.

--The nearest railway station is St. Mary Cray, about half-a-mile from the

village. The population at the census in 1901 waS 1207, being an increase of 119 on that of 1891. The area is 1652' acres, and the rateable value £18J O. The parish now possesses a Parish Council.

POST, MOXEY ORDER AXD TELEGRAPH OFFl()E

Arthur'Vebster, Postmaster. Letters arrive 8 a.m. 2.30 & 7 p.m.; des

patched 8.50 a.m., 12 noon & 1.50. 4.40 & 9 p.m.

Open for Telegrams from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. LETTER Box, in wall at Mill, cleared

at 8.45,11.5;'; a.m. and 1.45, 4.35 & 8.55 p.m. Sundays 6.45.

CHISLEHURST AND CRAY V ALLEY HOSPITAL, SANDY LANE.

Consulting Physicialls.-C. H. Allfrey, :!II.D., F.R.C.S., M.R.C.P. & Sir James Reid,G.C.v.O.,K.C.n., F.R.C.P.

Consulting Surgeons. -C. R. B. Keetley,Jr.R.C.S.,G. Granville Bantock, M.D. & Sir William Bennett, R.C.V.O.,F.H.C.S.

r .t1ctillg.1fedicalOjficers.-G. W.Davis(Sidcup); C. G. Battiscombe& A. T. Smith (St. Mary Cray); James Allan & H. Lawson (Chislehurst): J. Crombie, :IlI.n. (Sidcup) j T. :Bailey(St. Mary Oray); T. 1\1. Callender, lII.D., C.M.

:5urgeoll-Dentist.-E. F. Smith, L.D.S. Matron.-MisB M. Finch. Visiting Days.-Thursdays, Saturdays and

Sunda~s, from 2 to 4.30.

Rector-Rev. Elkanah Holroyde, M.A. Guardian-Thomas May.National &ltool-Edwaru. Paine,A.C.p.master.Overseers-A. E. Oxley, T. H. Nash & E.

Watson. Collector oj King's Taxes-John King,

College slip, Bromley.

A. A Hunt & Co., Bromley, Kent, for LE'ad~d Lights.

ST. PAUL'S CRAY DIRECTORY. 565

Parish Councillors-Rev. CanouE. W.Ch.ap- I man, M.A. (chairman), Thomas 1Iay. (vIcechairman),iUessrs. F. Brett, 'V.J.\IarJoram, A. E. Oxley (han. clerk), John Bradshaw, G. ~eill, W. G. Nash and. T. H. Nash.

eari'iers to London-Pickford's Limited. & Carter, Paterson & Co. every day.

Private Residents. Barham Ernest, The Villas

Chapman Rev. Canon E.W., J'vI.A.,Paul's Cray hill

Holroyde Rev. Elkanah, M.A., Rectory

Mimmack William B., Craylands

Nash Thomas Henry, Garland hill Nash William G., Crayfield

Oxley Arthur Ellis, The Rowans

Stancliffe Gifford, Holly lodge Stanger Frank, Riverdale

Tyrer Mrs., Grey's farm

Watson Ernest (The Cottage) Wiles W. H., The ·Villas

Commercial. Barton George, baker Botting Edward vVm. genflral stores Bradshaw John Jas.farmer,Home falm

Brett Frederick, general shop Brett & Son, builders Brock Francis Jas. Bl1W Anchor Inn, Cook William Hy., model poultry fnn Co-operative Stores, Luther James

Thomsett, manager Finch Miss M., Jlatron, Ghislehurit

and Gray Valley Hospital. Haines Mrs., shopkeeper Kettle Waiter George, Bull Inn

Lindridge & Co., grocers and general supply stores, Post Office

Mann Mrs. Mary, general dealer Marjoram ·William, basket maker May & Vinson, farmers, Grey's farm May Thomas, fanner, Chalk J'it farm Mills ·Walter Waterfall, frmt grower,

Elm Bank Mitchell Edward, Old Star Inn

Nash William, paper manufacturer Rhodes &, Son, basket makers

Smith Frederick, fruiterer {I.nd greengrocer

Tyrer Harry & Co. Limited, corn, coal, brick and general merchants

Uden William; sexton

566 WEST WICKHAM DIRECTORY.

WEST WICKHAM

Issituate on the borders of Surrey, about 4 miles from Croydon, 4 miles from Bromley, 3 miles from Beckenhall1, and 12 miles from London; it is in the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley'

lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The name Wickham is probably derived from the Anglo-Saxon words Wic, a street or way, and Ham, a dwelling. In 1797, according to Hasted's account, there were in ""VestWickham about seventy houses and about twt'nty acres of waste land. The Common of WesnVickham"which adjoins Hayes Common, is now undp,r the management of the City of London, having been committed to their charge in the year 1892. A few years before an attempt had been made to enclose' it, and to pre,"ent· this a fund was raised for the purp0:Je of the extinction of the Lord of the Manor's rights over it, which object was successfully attained, The church, which is dedicated to St. John the Baptist, was rebuilt in 14:87, and was enlarged and th~ north aisle built in 1844; the seats were re-arranged and the organ chambers built in 1898; it is of stone and flint with square tower, and has a peal of five bells. The Register dates from 1558. The living is a rectory, and in the gift of Maj. Sir H. A.H. Farnaby Lennard, Bart., D.L., J.p.,of Wickham Court, and is held by the Rev. H. Bertie Roberts, M.A. Wickham Court has been in the possession of the family of the present owner since the latter end of the reign of Queen Elizabeth when Sir William Heydon sold the manor an d estate to John Lennard, Esquire, of Chevening, who also possessed Knole at Sevenoaks. The house is a square building with octagonal towers at each corner, which fomlerly terminated pyramidically above the roof, but are now flat. The \valls are all embattled with machicol~tions over the doorway. The present porch was built about the time of Charles I. In the dining hall there is an original full length porrrait of Sir Walter Raleigh and his son, and some American stags' heads. From these facts it is surmised that some of the family accompanied Sir 'Valter on one or more of his expeditions to America. The fire dogs in the drawing-room are very beautiful, bearing- the Royal Arms of England enamelled on copper in blue and white. A large number of palreolithic and neolithic flint implements have been found at Rowes Farm in this parish, by Mr. George Clinch. A Mission Church was some years ago built in the village by the late Lewis Loyd, Esq. There is also a Lecture Hall, with class and club rooms adjoining, built at the expense of the Rector.· In September, 1887, the foundation stone of a new chapel for Independents was laid by Mr. E. F. Duncanson. The building will seat 120 persons and the estimated cost was £315. The trustees are the minister and officers of the Bromley Congregational Chapel. The area is 3,4:91, acres, and the rateable value £10,358. The

population, as taken at the census in H)OI, was 1,32R: being an increase of 66 on that of lR91. West Wickham now possesses a Parish Council.

WEST WICKHAM DIRECTORY. 567

POS~ TELEGRAPH & MONEY ORDER OFFICE AND SAVINGS BANK

George Frederick Snow,Postmaster. Letters arrive from Beckenham at 5.10 from

London, 7.20 a.m., 4 & 7 p.m.; Sundays5.10 a.m. Deliveries commence at 6.0 and 8.45 a.m.• /lud 7.]5 p.m. Sundays 7 a.m. Despatched at 8.55 a.m., and 5 aud 7.55 p.m. Sundays at 5.45 p.m.

Wickham Court Wall Box, cleared at 6.25 a.m. and 4.15 p.m. SUll(lays6.25 a.m.

Grosvenor Road Wall Box, cleared at 7 a.m., 4.20 and 7.20 p.m.

\Vickham Green Wall Box, cleared at 8. a.m., 4.30 and 7.50 p.m. Sundays 8.0 a.m.

Letters should be addressed" West Wick-ham, S.O. Kent;" those marked ~,,,Hayes, Beckenham."

Rector-Rev. H. Bertie Roberts, M.A. Cumte-Rev. C. A. Mackonochie, liLA. Churchu:ardel1s-Henry Russell anrl Sir H.

A. H. F. Lennard, B:ut.

Orga.nists-E. Edney and Fred Terry. Overuers-G. L. Sparrow and Arthur Barnes. Sexton-.Toseph Durling. Congregational Chapel - Minister, Rev.

Ebenezer Evans. Parish Councillors-}'Iajor Sir Henry A. H.F.

Lennard, Bart., D.T••, J. P. (chairman), C. Oakley,G. W. Bird, .T. Durling, Dr. Blake, A. Barnes. J. Killick and Henry S. Cow-dell (hon. clerk)

Guurdian-:Major SirH.A.H.F.Lennard,Bart. Commissi01ler' to .Administer Oaths-Henry S.

Cowdell, Cotleigh .National School (mixed)-H. J. Plant,master, .Ancient Order of Forestel's, Court Prince of

,Vales, No. 5100, held at the Swan, Meeting night, third Tuesday-Charles Watts, sec.

National Priendly Deposit Society-H. J. Phnt, district sec., held at the class roommonthly

WEST WICKHAM DIRECTORYr

Private Residents. Barber'iNm.,Bedford cot.,Grosvenor rd. Bennett vVm .• Helvetia cots., Kent rd Bird George William, Manor house Blake William Henry, n R.C.S.Eng.,

L.n.c.p.LOnd., Bedford lodge Bowman Joseph Clementson, Enner

dale, Grosvenor road

Chapman :Miss, ·Warlingham villa Cuwdell Henry Sewell, Cotleigh Crittall The Misses, The Elm house Crook George, Antrim, Wickham road

Dickinson 'V'alter Reginald, Gayles, Grosvenor road

Ed:wards Ferguson, The Nest Evans Rev. Ebenezer [Cong.], Went

worth, Grosvenor road

Gripper Arthur B., Laurel cottage Gripper Harold, Burrellmead,Wickham

road Hall Miss Browning, Ravenswood Hayward ,James, Stanley cuttage~ Hickson Herbert W. E., Parkstone Honeywill Alfred Harold, Glencoin,

Grosvenor road

*Hoskier Herman, Com,y hall hill Humphrey Thomas, Grosvenor villa,

Grosvenor road Hurnall Charles Wallace Leonce,

Southgate

Kershaw George Bertram, Inglesf. Grosvenor road

Lawrence James W., Laurie villa&, Grosvenor road

Lennard Major Sir Henry Arthur Hallam Farnaby, Bart., D.L., J.P., Wickham court

Lennard Miss, Oak gate Leslie Andrew, Nethercroft, Grosvenor

Mackonochie Rev. C. A., l\I.A. [curate] McAndrew Mrs., Wickham house Marshall Mrs., Northwold house, Gros

venor road Martin Arthur John, Belmont Mellin Mrs., Wickham hall Misselbrook Charles Leopold, Ferndale Moule Mrs., Pond house, Wickham st. Paclre :Mrs., Hawes Down Pasmore Mr~., St. 0laves, Grosvenor rd

56R WEST WICKHAM DIREOTORY. ..-------------~

Plant H. J., Schoolhouse Powell Henry Watson, Rosemount,

Grosl"enor road Pratt Mrs., Rosemead, Grosvenor road

Roberts Rev. H. Bertie, ~I.A., Rectory Rolt James, l'he Croft Russell George, Rose cottage Russell Henry, 'Wood lodge

Selwyn Mrs., Fairview, Gro3venor rd Shaw Mrs., Laurie villa, Grosvenor rd *Smith Martin Ridley, Hayes common Smith Miss, St!:lnley cots. Grosvenor rd

Thomassett nIn., Springfield Trew Herold,Runswick ho. Wickham st

Oommercial. *.Apps James, farmer, Rowel'> farm Ashdown Alfred, station master Axford Thos .• farmer, Woodlands farm

Ball1:'errjval Thomas, Railn'ay Hotel Bames Arthur, grocer, High street Blake William Henry, M.ll.C.S.Eng.,

L.R.C p.LOnd., physician & surgeon, Bedford lodge

Box John R., nurseryman

Cassidy l\Irs. M. E. ,grocer, The Village Chalk V. B., butcher, Wickham st.

-'apman Misses, laundry. High street 'opel' Miss Jane, blacksmith, 'Wick11am street

Joote George, dairyman and contractor, Wickham street

Oouchman Mrs. Phrebe Eliz>1beth, laundress, Croft cottage, High ~treet

Dean William, baker, High street

Durling Joseph, sexton Durling Walter Harry, beer retailer Edwards & Co., saddlers &; harne~s mas

Gasson :\'Irs., laundry, High street Gibbons Joseph, carpenter Gundry Mrs. E., draper, High street Harriot Amos, farmer, Hawes farm Hills Edward, butcher, High street Holden George, cycle maker Judd Miss Amy, dress mao Oakley viI. Killick .James, carpenter and under

taker, The Village Lawrence James William, coal mer. Long Hem,v, gardener to :\Irs. Mellin Luxford :Mrs. Mary, confectioner McBain Jas., farmer, Coney Hall farm Manning John, greengrocer, High st. JVational Telepltone 00. Ltd. (public

call office), High street Oakley Charles, dairy, 'Vickham green Olive Miss Annie, laundress Playstrd ,William N., carpenter and

joiner, .Alder house

Sadler 'V., JVlteatsltea t Ski'lner Harry Roland,"butcher,High st Snow Georg~ Frederic, Post Office Sparrow George,coach builder & wheel.

wright, High ~treet Spence Andrew E., farmer, Court farm

Thomas Arthur Samuel, Swan inn Tumbling Robert James, builder Williams William, bootmaker, The

Village Yates John, cyclists' rest

PROFESSIONAL & TRADES. THE ~_DrES ARE ENTERED IN THIS SECTION OF THE DIRECTORY BY

SPECIAL ARRANGElIIENT.

ACCOUNTANT, FINANCIER & MORTGAGE BROKER.

SANDERS J. H. 1 The Corner, High street, Bromley

DENTIST. Shmcock Geo. 122 High st. Bromley

PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. THOMAS F. LEWIS (conductor of

the Bromley :Musical Society & examiner R. C. M.), 19 Palace grove, Bromley

SCHOLASTIC. AVONCLYFFE BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR GIRLS (preparatory for boys) (The )1isses l\Hskin & Arnold, principals), I!} Holwood road, Bromley

BROMLEY ACADEMY OF PERIPATETIC TUTORS (W. Pifle-Phelps, principal}, 2 College road, Bromley

BROMLEY HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS (W. W. Harrison B.A.Lond. heall I>laster), Bromley lodge, High Rt. & Elmficl<l park, Bromley

HOLMCROFT SCHOOL ()HssFertel,principal),33Holwood rd. Bromley

LlNDORES SCHOOL &. KINDERGARTEN (Miss Louisa Freeman, principal), 38A & 40 Tweedy road, Bromley

OAKHURST SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES (:N1rs.Sidney Kirby & The Misses Kirby, principals), Kings-wood road, Shortlands

SOLICITORS & COMMISSIONERS FOR OATHS.

Attenborough & Son, 19 Widmore road, Bromley. Tel. No. 362

SURVEYOBS. BAXTER, PAYNE & LEPPER, 10

:l\Iarket square, Bromley

ART NEEDLEWORK, LAY. ETTES, TROUSSEAUX & CHURCH EMBROIDERY

DESIGNER. DREWE MISS EDITH, 6 Royal

parade, Chislehurst

570 PROFESSIONAL AND TRADES.

AUCTIONEERS 8&VALUERS. BAXTER, PAYNE & LEPPER, 10

Market square, Bromley LEVENS, SON & HOARE, 23

Market square, BromleyNewcombe A. -Martin (& estate

agent), 183 Beekenham road, Beekenham

Stock Philip, house & estate agent, surveyor & valuer; agent to the Sun J!'ire & Life offices, 34:9 Cold Harbour lane, Brixton. Telephone No. 2ii Brixton

WATERER &. DICKItJS, 11 :JInrket square, Bromley

'Villoughby, Son & Callow, South-borough road, Bickley

BAILIFF-CERTIFICATED. CURTIS JOHN R. (& broker), 167

Gloucester road, Croydon

BAKERS 8&CONFECTIONERS. BAMFORD BROTHERS, 29Widmore

road, Bromley MAUNDER WILLIAM, 1 & 2 nIar

ket square, Bromley

BANKERS. UNION OF LONDON de. SMITHS

BANK LIMITED (Robert :Monck-Mason Longden, manager), 33 High street, Bromley

BOOKBINDERS. Clarke Edward & 80n,53 High street.

Bromley

BOYS' OUTFITTERS. BAKER CHAS. de.COMPY. LIMITED,

2il, 212, 273 & 274 High Holborn ; 137, 138, ];)9 & 140 Tottenham Court road; 2i'i/l Rdgware road; 4J &: 43 Lungate hill; 5, 7 & 9

-Se,ell Sis tel s' road & 27 to 33 King street, Hammersmith

BREWERS. Fremlin Brothers; stores & bottling

depot.i'i4 A, Di n gwall road, Croydon

GORDON A. de.CO. Lyndhurst road, Peekham S E & 423 Caledonian road N

LOVIBOND .JOHN &. SONS LIMITED (Frank H. PUman, manager), 35 Market square & High st.Bromley

Phillips Thomas & Co. Limited, 55 Widmore road, Bromley

Waltham Brothers Limited, "The Half Gllinp,a" Ale Brewery, Stockwell S w; stores, 1± Parson's mead, Oroydon; The Square, Richmond; & at 54: Hosier street, Reading

BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS. Treasure Brothers, Crofton works,

Orpington Kent

BUILDERS 8&DECORATORS. BULLEY C. A. (& undertaker),

Willow grove, Chislehurst West· Glassup H. M.(& sanitary engineer),

High street, Orpington Greengrass Getly, Chislehurst West LimebeerArthur,58Pope rd. Bromley MacIntyre H.H.2 Union :ril.Bromley Rider Thomas & Son, Chislehurst

West. Chislehurst Smith William Henry,61 Southlands

road, Bromley Yeates George, 36 Bloomfield road,

Bromley

BUILDERS'IRONMONGERS. HAYCRAFT &. SON LIMITED, Broad

way, Deptford & 199 & 201 Lewisham High road

Hunt Alfred A. & Co. 38 London road, Bromley

BUTCHERS. Sands Miss Frances J. Hayes Watts Charles Wm.6East st. Bromley

CARMAN 8&CONTRACTOR. Mitchell Alfred, 16 Bloomfield road,

Bromley CARPET & RUG WAREHOS. MARSHALL de.SNELGROVE, 10 to

20 Vere st.; 334: to 348,352 & 354 Oxford street; 16 to 20 Henrietta street & 2 to 24 l\'Carylcbone la w

PROFESSIONAL AND TRADES. 571

OARPET BEATERS & CLEANERS BY STEAM POWER.

PATENT STEAM CARPET BEATING CO. LIMITED, carpets beaten in any weather. Carpets freed from dust by Compressed Air. Works: Hl6 York road, King's cross N; T N 520 King's Oross; T A "Erauicate, London; "Camberwell Station road S F1; T N 1226 H(lp; Thornton heath, Croydon; T N il Croydon; Latimer road, Nottiw! hill w; TN 90 Pau(lington; il70 King's rd. Chelsea S w; T N 5,14 Kensington ; West End lane, Hampstead N w; T:N 1311 Paduington ; 126 & 128 High st. Homerton N E; TN 391 Dalston; Ashdown· road, Kingston; T N 141 Kingston; Quaggy works, Lee green S E; T N 39 Lee; Totter· idge green, Finchlev & Gunners-bury laue, Acton w; T N 149 Ealing .

PODGER H. & SONS LIMITED, 216 Homesuale road, Bromley

OHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. Shilleock &, Son, 122 High street,

Bromley

CHINA & GLASS DEALER. Dale Edward, 189 Beckenham road,

Beckenham

CLOTHIERS. BAKER CHAS. & COMPY. LIMITED,

271, 272,273 & 274 High Holborn ; 137, 138, 139 & 140 Tottenham Court road; 256 Edgware road; 41 & 43 Ludgate hill; 5, 7 & 9 Seven Sisters' road & 27 to 33 King street, Hammersmith

COACH BUILDERS. Chitty & Son, -1 & 5 Horsley road

& Sherman road, Bromley Padbury William Richard, 8 Brom

ley road, Beckenham

COAL & COKE MERCHANTS. nfersh Thomas, 54 Palace rd. Bromley

O'Hara J. A. 38 Chatterton road, Bromley

CORN, HAY, STRAW & OHAFF MERCHANT.

Plumbridge William, Wellclose, Farnborough

CORN, SEED & FORAGE MER. HiO'O's Charles Walter, Hi~h· street

sf. Mary Cray

CORN & SEED MEROHANT & MILLER.

WILSON THOS. Chislehurst West

COSTUMIERS. CAKE BREAD 1\1ISS ISABEL M.

109 High street, Bromley Wiss Miss F. 66 Freelands road,

Bromley

COWKEEPERS & DAIRYMEN. Skinner George, 154 Widmore road,

Bromley Welford's Surrey Dairies Ltd.Chisle

hurst West & 2 Royal parade Chislehurst

CREMATORS. LONDON NECROPOLIS CO. (&

general undertakers), 121 West. lliinster Bridge road S E & 2 Lancaster place, Strand W c. Tele:phone ~o. 839 Hop. Telegraphic address, <: Tenebratio, London"

CYCLE MAKER. HOAR THOMAS COWLE~ 2

Chislehurst road, Orpington. Maker of the Royal Kent cycles & sale agent for Humbers; repairs a speciality

CYCLISTS'REST. Freake Mark, The LimP-B, Keston

(near Red Cross Inn)

DOMESTIC MAOHINERY. Mills Albert William, 55 High street,

Bromley; Wheeler & Willson, agency

572 Pl{OFE~SIONAL AND THAD~~.

DRAPERS. Crafter Arthur, Green Street green Drake Leonard (& milliner), 81 &

87 Beckenbam road, Beckenham Giles :Miss E. M. 55 Chatterton road,

Bromley MARSHALL & SNELGROVE, 10 to

20 Vere st.; 334: to 348, 352 & 354 Oxford street; 16 to 20 Henrietta street & 2 to 24 Marylebone lane w

Medhurst F. Limited, H, 45, 46, H, 48,49,50 & 51 High street, Bromley

PYNE BROTHERS, general drapers, costume, & mantle makers, milliners, ladies' & children's outfitters, boots & shoes, 153, 155, 157, 159 & 161 Lewisham High road, New Cross S E; closed saturdays at 5 o'clock

DRESS MAKERS. Edwards l\liss l\Iarie, 10 Lennard

road, Penge Esperance Sreurs, White lodge,

Chislehurst common, Chislehurst

DYERS & CLEANERS. CHAMBERS & CO. 19 The Broad

way, High street, Bromley Day & Co. 5 Brecknock road N W 'PODGER H.· & SONS LIMITED, 216 . Homesdale road, Bromley Shallard Fendt & Co. 18 Market

square, Bromley Trigg Edward & Sons, New Iuvicta

laundrJ', 23 Elliott road, Bromley

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. Buchanan & Curwen, 9 Rectory

road, Beekenham Weeks George & Sons, 61 High

street, Bromley

FACIAL MASSAGE &MANICURE SPECIALIST.

VALERIE MISS, 6 Royal parade, Chislehurst

FISHMONGER. BARRETT G.7 Wid,rnore rd. Bromley

FLORISTS & NURSERYMEN. PE RKINS HENRY, Imperial nur

sery, 'Willow grove, Chisleburst WaghorneDavid,9Palacerd. Bromley WOc)DGER JOHN JOSEPH (&

seeds),Chislchurst "Vest & Clarendon nursery, Chislehrirst common

FRUITERERS & GREENGROS. Colebrook Henry, 206 Widmore

road, Bromley Gothard J. & Co.102High st. Bromley

FURNITURE REMOVERS & DEPOSITORIES.

Dunn R. G. & Sons (& upholsterers), 63,67 & 92 Queen street, Ramsgate

SOUTH LONDON PANTECHNICON CO. LIMITED, 37 to 45 Station road, Cam berwell S E. TA" Dismantling, London"; Telephone No. 2024 Hop

TAYLOR'S DEPOSITORY, 1 St. George's road, Southwark. Removing & warehousing, charges low. Estimates free. Telephone No. 272 Hop

GAS & HOT WATER ENGINEERS.

HAYCRAFT & SON LIMITED, Bro1-dway, Deptford &; 199 &:; 201 Lewisham High road

GAS & HOT WATER FITTERS, WEEKS GEORGE & SONS, 61

High street, Bromley

GROCERS. :BENNETT WILLIAl\I, 135l\Iason's

hill, Bromley Burch Henry, High st. Orpington

.Cook William James, 26 Bloomfield road, Bromlc,V

\Villiams Frcderick James, un )1.t50n8 hill, Bromley

PROFESSIONAL AND TRADEI;. 573

HOU::sE DECORATORS & FURNISHERS.

MARSHALL &. SNELGROVE, 10 to 20 Vere street; 334 to. 3-18, 352 & 354 Oxford street; 16 to 20 Henrietta street & 2 to 24 Marylebone lane w

HOUSE FURNISHERS (Complete ).

Batchelar & Son Limited, 11 Widmore road, Bromley

Oetzmann & Co. 62 to 79 Hampstead road, London w; 75 Union street. Ryde, Isle of Wight & 60 & 61 Grafton street, Dublin

HOUSE, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS.

BAXTER, PAYNE & LEPPER, 10 Market square, Bromley

CARTER .J. E. Sherman rd. Bromley Penberthy Thomas, Claremont,Avon

dale road, Mottingham Stock Philip (& valuer), 34V Cold·

harbour lane, Brixton. Telephone No. 25 Brixton

Willoughby, Son & Callow, South-borough road, Bickley

INSURANCE COMPANY. Pelican & British Empire Life Office.

Founded 1797. Total Assets exceed £4,700,000 (G. H. Ryan, general manager), 70 Lombard street, London E C

IRONMONGERS. HAYCRAFT &. SON LIMITED,

Broadway, Deptford & 199 & 201 Lewisham High road

Haywood & Reeves, R.P.C. 49 Mason's hill, Bromley

Hunt Alfred A. & Co. (wholesale & retail), 38 London road, Bromlev

WEEKS GEORGE&SONS (retail), hI High street, Bromley

LACEMEN -RETAIL. MARSHALL &. SNELGROVE, 10 to

20 Vere street; 334 to 348, 352 & 354 Oxford street; 16 to 20 Henrietta street & 2 to 24 Marylebone lane W

Medhurst F. Limited, 44,45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50 & 51 High st. Bromley

LADIES' & CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS.

MARSHALL &. SNELGROVE, 10 to 20 Vere street; 334: to 348, 352 & 354 Oxford street; 16 to 20 Henrietta street & 2 to 24l\'larylebone lane W

Medhurst F. Limited, 44, 45, 46,47, 48, 49, 50 & 51 High st. Bromley

LAUNDRIES. ANTHONY WILLIAM .JOSEPH, Wal

pole hand laundry, 10 & 11 Walpole road, Bromley

Beales Mrs. Victoria laundry, Chatterton road, Bromley

BELMONT HAND LAUNDRY (Edwd. Arthur Tippen, proprietor), 34 Addison road, Bromley

ELLIOTT SANITARY LAUNDRY (Thos. Edward Garner), 9 Elliott road, Bromley

Eureka Laundry (Mrs. Crause, proprietress),68H omesdale rd.Bromly

Farmer Mrs. (hand), 2 Bourne road, Bromley

GRESHAM LAUNDRY (Edward Grimes, proprietor),Lower Gravel road, Bromley common, Bromley

Harris Mrs. George, 60 Chatterton road,:Bromley

La wsonAm brose, 7Elliott rd.Bromley LONDON &. PROVINCIAL STEAM

LAUNDRY CO. LIMITED (William Thorrtas Sale, sec.); chief offices &. works, 154 Battersea Park rd. ; branch laundries,Green lane, Penge & Kilburn lane w

MARLBOROUGH LAUNDRY (H Honnor, proprietor), 8 Marlborough road, Bromley

Peckham Mrs. Hand laundry, 81 Chatterton road, Bromley

PODGER H. &. SONS LIMITED, 216 Homesdale road, Bromley

SUMMERFIELD ROBERT,12Walpole road, Bromley

SUNDRIDGE LAUNDRY (E. B. Gambrell, manager), Scott's road, Bromley

Trigg Edward &. Sons, New Invicta laundry, 23 Elliott road, Bromley

WALPOLE SANITARY LAUNDRY (Edward Marshall, proprietor), 4 Walpole road, Bromley

LAUNDRY ENGINEERS. Trigg Edward &. Sons, New Invicta

laundry, 23 Elliott road, Bromley

LEAD MERCHANTS. HAYCRAFT &. SON LIMITED,

Broadway, Deptford &.•199 &; 201 Lewisham High road

Hunt Alfred A. & Co. 38 London road, Brol?ley

LOCKSMITHS & BELLHANGERS.

HAYCRAFT &. SON LIMITED, Broadway, Deptford &. 199 & 201 Lewisham High road

Weeks George & Sons, 61 High , street, Bromley Y,,)~Gr.J_.~. MANTLE & CLOAK MAKERS

& WAREHOUSES. MARSHALL &. SNELGROVE, 10 to

20 Vere street; 334 to 348, 352 & 354 Oxford street; 16 to 20 Henrietta street & 2 to 24 Mary lebone lane WI

MASON-GENERAL. Lovelock WilliamjG. 51 Highlstreet,

Reckenbam

MILLINERS. l\ledhurst F. Limited, 44,45,46, 47,

48, 49, 50 & 51 High st. Bromley I

MONUMENTAL MASON. BISHOP ALBERT .JOHN, Eimers

End road &. Beresford house, :iVIackenzie 1'0 ad, Beckenham. Twenty years with W. Piper (late manager at EImers end)

MOTOR & CYCLE ENGINEER & REPAIRER.

Sawyer Ernest William, 4 & 5 Sandridge paralle, Plaistow lane, Bromley; motor cars on hire

MOURNING WAREHOUSES. MARSHALL &. SNELGROVE, 10 to

20 Verc street; 334 to 348, 352 &. 354 Oxford street; 16 to 20 Henrietta street & 2 to 24: ::.\Iarylebone lane w

M"edhurst F. Limited, 44, 4fl, 46, 47 48, 49, 50 & 51 High st. Bromley

NEWSPAPER. THE KENTISH MERCURY (estab

lished 1833; certified sale 23,500 ,,-eekly); printing & pull1ishing offices, 6 to 14 Blackheath road, Greenwich

NURSE. Mackenzie Miss (Cert. Obst. Soc.

Lond.), 15 Hawes road, Bromley

OIL & COLOR MANUFCTRS. Hunt Alfred A. & Co. 38 London

road, Bromipy

OUTFITTERS. BAKER CHAS. &. COMPY. LIMITED,

271, 272,273 & 274 High Holborn; 137, 138, 139 & 140 Tottenham Court road; 256 Edgware road; 41 & 43 Ludgate hill ; 5, 7 & 9 Seven Sisters' road &. 27 to 33 King street" Hammersmith

PAPERHANGINGS FAOTORS. Hunt Alfred A. &. Co. 38 London

road, Bromley

PROFESSIONAL AND TRADES. 575

PERAMBULATORS & MAILOARTS.

:Mills Albt. Wm. 55 High st. Bromley

PLATE GLASS INSURANCE OFFIOE.

National Provincial Plate Glass Inau/ranee 00. Li1nited CA. C. Cutts, sec.), 66 Ludgate hill E c; established 1854

PLUMBERS & GAS FITTERS. Burton James Henry & Son, 4 Royal

parade, Chislehurst HAYCRAFT &. SON LIMITED,

Broadway, Deptford & 1!J9 & 201 Lewisham High road

Poole Arthur Henry, 44 Homesdale road, Bromley

Weeks George & Sons, 61 High street, Bromley

PRINTERS. Clarke Edward & Son, 53 High st.

Bromley

PRIVATE MEDICAL & SURGICAL HOME.

HUXLEY MRS. C. RODNEY, Kent House Farm house, Kent House road, Beckenham

PROVISION MERCHANT &

GAME DEALER. GREIG DAVID, 9 Market sq. Bromley

& 233 Beckenham rd. Beckenham

REGISTRY OFFICE FOR SERVANTS.

Green Miss,71 Mason's hill, Bromley

SALT MEROHANTS. B UMSTED D. & CO. 36 King

William street E c; G. W. Railway station, Acton w; Midland Railway goods statioR,St. Pancras N w; L. & S. W. Railway station, Nine Elms lane, Wandsworth road s w & G. E. Railway station, Devonshire street E. Telegrams, "Bumsted. London." Telephone Nos. 802 Bank & 6844 Central

SANITARY ENGINEERS. Burton James Henry & Son, :1 Royal

parade, Chislehurst HAYCRAFT &. SON LIMITED, Broad·

way, Deptford & 199 & 201 Lewisham High road

Haywood & Reeves R.P.C. 49 Mason's hill, Bromley

Weeks George & Sons, 61 High street, Bromley

SEWING MACHINES. ThElIs Albert William (Wheeler &

Willson, agency), 55 High street, Bromley

SHOP & OFFICE FITTER. Limebeer Arth. 58 Pope rd. DromIeY

SILK MERCERS. MARSHALL &. SNELGROVE, 10 to

20 Vere street; 334 to 348, 352 & 354 Oxford street; 16 to 20 Henrietta street & 2 to 24 J\Ial'yle. bonelanew

Medhurst F. Limited, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50 & 51 High st. Bromley

STATIONERS. Clarke Edward & SOJil, 53 High

street, Bromley

TAILORS. BAKER CHAS. &. COMPY. LTD. 2.

272, 273 & 274 High Holbon 137, 138, 139 & 140 TottenhaL Court. road; 256 Edgwar~ road, 41 & 43 Ludgate hill; 5, 7 & 9 Seven Sisters' road & 27 to 33 King street, Hammersmith

Leaver & Co. Chislehurst West Chislehurst

UNDERTAKERS. LONDON NECROPOLIS CO. (&

cremators), 121 Westminster Bridge road S E & 2 Lancaster place, Strand we. Telephone No. 839 Hop. l'elegraphic address, "Tenebratio, London"

UPHOLSTERER. Uutler Robert, 99 Southlands road,

Bromley

WARDROBE DEALERS .')tt & O'Hare, left-off clothes

,ough t in large or small quanti ties; also old teeth, jewellery,furniture, carpets, guns & every description of property; best prices; families waited upon; banker's reference, 116 Easton road, London N W. Telegrapbic address, " Hemoscopic, London;" Telephone No. 9786 Central

Rolfe J. 36 HOlllcscla]e rd. Bromley

WATCH & OLOCK REPAIREB, Deadman Joseph Edward, 76 High

street, Beckenham

WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Ball Percival Thomas, Railway hotel,

Wickham Crown Wine & Spirit Co. 100 Brom

ley road, Beekenbam Phillips Thomas & Co. Limited, 55

Widmore road, Bromley

KELLY',; lJIILhCTOH.mS LUI., Printers, London & Kingeton-on-Tlmllles. W.70-1.05.

DIRECTORY OF INSURANCE OFFICES IN LON[ju~~

ADVERTISEM ENTS. COD~TY FIRE OF.F.I'JE. GENERAL REVERSIONARY AND INVEST

MENT CO., LTD. LONDO:N ASSURA~CE. NATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION

(see inside Back Cover). NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE. NORTHERN (see outside Front Cover). PHCENIX FIRE OFFICE. PROVIDE:NT LIFE OFFICE. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. SUN (see Preliminary Matter). YORKSHIRE.

. ! 79th YEAR..

YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Fire, Life, Employers' Liability, Personal Accident, Burglary. (Established at York 1824, and Empowered by Act of Parliament.)

Accumulated Funds (Dec. 1901) Annual Income exceeds

£1,323,398£300,000

CHAIRMAN.-THE RIGHT HON. LORD WENLOCK, K.O.B., G.O.S.I., G.O.I.E.

HEAD OFFICE-ST. HELEN'S SQUARE, YORK • •JAMES HAMILTON, Secretary and Genera~ Manager.

LONDON OFFICE: 2, BANK BUILDINGS, ~RINCES STREET, E.C. WEST END OFFICE: 49, PALL MALL. S.W.

F. E. BOOKER, London SeCl'etar)'.

APPLICATIONS FOR AGENCIES INVITED.

FIRE. INSURANCES ARE GRANTED AGAINST LOSS OR

DAMAGE BY FIRE on Property of almost everydescription at moderate rates.

PRIVATE INSURANCES.-Policies issued for two years and upwards are allowed a liberal discount.

LOSSES OCOASIONED BY LIGHTNING will be paid whether the property be set on fire or not.

INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENTS. \

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. INCORPORATED A.D. 1720.

For Sea, Fire, Life, Accidents and Employer's Liability.

Head 'Office: Royal Exchange, London, E.C. West End Branch: 29, Pall Mall, S. W. FUNDS IN HAND (exceed) £5,000,000. CLAIMS PAID (exceed) £~2,000,000.

LIFE. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF LIFE ASSURANCE IS

TRANSAOTED. =.L.~ ABSOLUTE SECURITY. LARGE BONUSES. , MODERATE PREMIUMS.

ACCIDENTS AND EMPLOYER'S LIABILITY. Insurances against Employer's Liability and Personal Accidents are

now granted. Bonuses on Accident Policies allowed to Life Policy-holdersand Total Abstainers.

Apply for full Prospectuses to the Secretary.

PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, FOUNDED 1806,

50, REGENT STREET, W., & 1~, CORNHILL, E.C., LONDON.

DIRECTORS. SIR ANDREW NOEL .!.GNEW, BART., M.P. LIEUT.-COL. SIR DUDLEY DUCKWORTH THOMAS BARNEY, ESQ. KING, BART. S. A. BEAUMONT, EsQ..,Managing Director. ROBERT A. KINGLAKE, ESQ.. GENERAL THE RIGHT HON. SIR HENRY THE RIGHT HON. LORD KINNAIRD.

BRACKENBURY, G.O.B., K.O.S.I. MAJOR-GENERALRODERICK MACKENZIE. SIR FREDERIC A. BURROWS, BART. JOHN H. ETHERINGTON SMITH, ESQ. GEORGE EDWARD COCKRA.M, ESQ. WILLIAM HENRY SPENCER, ESQ. WALTER TIDBOA.LD COLES, ESQ. OHARLES STEVENS, EsQ..

Claims Paid, £H,243,538. Funds, £3,416,843.

Bonuses Declared, £4,262,182. Income, £373,264.

All kinds of LIFE ASSURANCE, LEASEHOLD REDEMPTION, and ANNUITY POLICIES issued.

H. W. ANDRAS, Actuary and Secretary.

A LIST OF

LONDON INSURANCE OFFICES.

LIFE ASSURANOE OFFIOES

WITH' COMPARATIVE TABLE OF PREMIUMS.

9 1 18 10 2 13 I) - -

2 2 3 1 2 17 2 - -I) 2 0 8 2 14 1 6 119 6 214 0

2 2 1 9 216 2

6 3 5 3 1 17 6 2 11 3 o 3 I) 4 2 1 10 2 16 2 9 3 5 3 2 1 4 2 16 2 6 3 4 6 2 1 0 2 14 6 43 2 2 - -

Annual Premi- Annual Premium to Insure urn to insure

£100 payable at £100 payable at death with death without

profits. profits. Age next Age next Birthday. Birthday.

30 '!I:O 30 1 '!I:O £ s. d. £. s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d,

.ADDRESS.N.AME.

Alliance Limited •••••••••••• 1 Bartholomew la E C; 47 Chancery laoW C; 3 Mincingla E c; 1 St. James' st SW; 24 Wigmore st W; 2 & 3 Norfolk st. Strand W 0 & 1 Great George street S w.... 1824 2 8 9 3 4 5 2 0 9 2 Ii) 0

Atlas •••.••••••••••••••••••• 92 Cheapside; 81 Gt. Tower st EC&4PaIlMalleastSW •. 18082 9 33 3 7118 4212 3

Australian Alliance Assul'. Uo 32 Great St. Helen's EO.. •• •• 1862 2 : 7 8 3 4 2 1 19 11 2 14 10 Austl'alianMut.ProvidentSoc 65 CornhiIlEC •••••••••••••• 18492 8 23 4 5117 9212 2 British Equitable Limited •• Queen Street place E C.••••••• 1854 2 8 8 3 4 11 2 1 11 2 17 4 British Legal Life •••••••••••• 51 Borough High street S E .• -British Natural-Premium Life

AssociationLimited •••••••• 56LudgatehillEC •.•••••.•• 1891116 82 3 6 British Workman's & General 12 & 3 West street, Finsbury

Assurance Co. Limited •••• circ.ls EO.. •• •• •• •• •• •••• 1866 2 6 2 3 2 1 2 2 7 2 17 1 Caledonian •••••••••••••••••• 82 King William streetE 0&14

Waterloo place SW •••.•••• 1805 2 8 9 3 4 6 2 0 10 2 15 2 Canada Life Assurance Co•••• 14King William st EO;12Mark

la EO; 54 & 55 Piccadilly W ;273l:lirkbeckBank chambers, High Holborn W 0 & 32 & 34Borough High st. S E ••••.• - 2 8

Century Insurance Co. Lim ••• 35 Moorgate street E C•••.•••• 1885 2 10 Citizens' LifeAssurance Co.Lim 24 & 25King William street E C 1886 2 8 CityofGlasgow •••••••••••• 12KingWilliamstreetEC •••• 18382 9 Clergy Mutual •••••••••••••• 2&3TheSanctuary, Westminstr 1829 2 6 Clerical, Medical & General •• 15 st. James's sq sw; branches,

1 King William street E 0 &; 58 Carey street W 0 •• •••• 1824 2 8 1 3 6

Olergy Pensions •• •• •• •• •• •• 11 Norfolk street, Strand •••• 1886 ~ Colonial Mutual Life •••• •• •• 33 Poultry EO.. •• .. •• •• •.•• 1813 2 1 4 3 3 Commercial Union ..•••••••• 24, 25 & 26 Cornhill & 20 New

Bridge st E C; 31.A,Mincinglane E 0 & 8 Pall Mall S W 1861 2 9 5 3 4

Commonwealth Insur. Co. Lim 9 Gracechurch street E C •••• -Eagle •••••••.•••••••••••••• 19 Pall Mall S W &; 41 Thread·

• needle street EO.. •• •• •• •• 1801 2 10 8 3 5 Economic •••.•••••••••••••• ',New Bridge st. Blackfriars .• 1823 2 4 4 2 19 Edinburgh ••••••.••• ,. ,.... lJ. King William street E C &

174 Piocadilly W •.•.•.•••• 1823 2 1 11 3 4 English & Scottish Law ••••• 12 Waterloo place s W & 11

Queen Victoria street E C •• 1839 2 9 6 3 5 2 2 1 8 2 16 5 Equity & Law ••.••••.••.... 18 Lincoln's Inn fields w 0 •• 1844 2 8 10 3 4 6 2 0 3 2 14 6 Equitable of U.S••••••••••••• 6 Princes street, Bank E C •••• 1859 2 8 9 3 6 0 1 11 6 2 11 3 Equitable Life •••••••••••.•• Mansion House street EO •••• 1762 2 IS l) 3 7 11 2 0 1 2 14 6

Excess Insurance Co, Limited i 3061: B3r~~d~~~~~e~t~r~.o.~~e: _ _ _ _ II

Friends' Provident Institution '117Gracechurch street'. ...•.•. 1832 2 8 0 3 4 0 - -General •• •• •• • • •• •• •• •• •• •• 103 Cannon street E 0 & 1 -

• I Waterloo place s w 1837 2 9 10-3 5 4 1 19 2 2 13 8

Lt};~E ASSURANCE OFFICES-(C0NTINUltD)o

6 2 1 8 2 16

o 2 2 3 2 16

6 117 6 2 11 3 Nearest Age

6 1 18112 14 3 3 2 0 9 2 15 3 7 2 010 2 15 3

43402062140'

4 3 4 10 2 0 2 2 14

1881 2 8 7 3 4 9 23 9 2 18 9 Nearest Age Nearest Age

1806 3 0 0 3 19 0 1 Ig 0 2 13 0 1852 2 8 10 3 5 11 2 0 0 2 14 0 1835 2 9 9 3 6 (2 1 2 2 14 6

1869 2 80S 1I 0 1 17 0 2 12

NAl\IE.

184328435 Nearest Age

Mutual Reserve Life msur. Co" 79 Cannon street E C••• 0 •• •• •• 1881 2 7 2 3 S National Assur. Co. of Ireland 47CornhUlEc •••••••••••••• 18222 8 7 S 4 National :Mutual Life •••••••• 39 King street, Cheapside E C11830 2 8 4 3 3 National :Mutual Life ASsocia

tion of Australasia •••••••• 76 & 77 Cornhill E C•••••••••• 1869 2 6 8 3 1 6 2 0 2 2 16 a NationalProvidentmstitution 48,49 & 50 Gracechurch st E C 1835 2 10 2 3 6 3 New York Life Insurance o' •• Trafalgar buildings, Northum

berland avenue we; 7,9 &11 Moorgate street E c; 88,89 & 90 Chancery lane W 0; 71 & 72 Piccadilly s W; 95 & 96 WhitechapelHigh st E ; 10,11 & 12 Tottenham chambers, Tottenham Court road w ; 124Shoreditch High street E & 9 Southampton street, Bloomsbury w 0 •••••••••. 1845:2 S 9 3 6 0 1 17 10 2 11 10

North British & :Mercantile o. 61Threadneedlest.&12Mincing la.EO&8Waterloo pl.PallMall 1809 2 9 10:i 6 1 2 S 0 2 17 S

Northern •••••••••••••••••••• 1MoorgateiltreetEc •••••••• 18362 I) O:} 4 82 1 9216 4 Norwich Union •••••••••••••• 50 Fleet st.; 71&72KingWilliam .

st E C j 1 Victoria st. West· minster.; 7 Waterloo place sw; 124WestEndlaneNW; 168 Whitechapel road E & lU Southwark street S E •••••• 1808 2 11 9 3 6 6 2 0 0 2 14 6

Patriotic Assurance Co •••••• 69 King William street E C. • •• 1824 2 8 8 3 4 5 1 19 9 2 14 4 Pearl ••••••••• 0 ••••••• 0 • 0 ••• 0 Adelaide bldgs. LondonBrdg. EC

& 107 Upper Thames st E C 1864 2 9 0 3

London, Edinburgh & Glasgow Limited •••••••••••••••••• 26, 27 & 27a Farringdon st E C

London Life Association Lim.. 81 King William street E C •• Marine & General Mutual •••• 14 Leadenhall street E C•••••• Metropolitan •••••••••••••••• 13 Moorgate street E C•••••••• :Municipal Mutual LinJited •• Town hall, Old street E C ••••

MutualLifeAssoc.of Australasia 5 Lothbury E C •.•••••••.•••• Mutual of New York •••••••• 16,17&18Cornhill;14St.James

st. SW & 503 Fulham rd. SW

I Alllll:'t.• .?remi- Annual Prem!

'" ~ um to Ins~-,:e um to Insure ADD RES. . :;; ~ £100 pn,YfLble at !:100 pa'ia, de at

A ga den~Llwith dea~'.1,'-:'t;':J.Jt ___________ profits. profits.

I Age next Ag" LL,,:l..;;

Birthday. Birthday.30 .•0 30 40

C s. e:. :£ s. d. £. s. C:. ;£ s. d.Gres'!:.mn •• - •••••••••••••••• - :-:t. l\[i1·1rc,1·s ho"~.: _ PoU:tr:

l Ee &: ')1~ !'lcca.u~ y w •••• .~ •.•G'; !7 U 3 5 8 2 2 8 2 18 10

C:-:J~lr:l,a::l_Li,n:.iteJ•••••••• -••. _.:.Lcn;.b"i·~ st E C&21 Flee~ st 1821 2 8 10 3 4 6 2 1 4:.l 16 6 1.W-lu·111-na.lc ••••• - •••••••• 26 New BrIdge st. Blackfnars 1836 2 14 8 3 11 3 1 18 6 2 1~ 5 Hearts of Oak Life &: Genera:

A,surance Ce. Limited •••• 1 Charterhouse street E C •••• Iri~h hov:dcLtAssur. Co. Lim .'59& tiOChancery lane W Co ••• Law •••••••••••••••••••••••• 187 Fleet street E C •••••••••• 1823 2 Law Union & Crown 126 Chancery lane w C; 7 Re

gent st. S W; 33 Clement'sla. Lombard st E c& Bell yd. W C 1825 2

Legal & General •••••••••••• 10 :F13et street E C & 158 Leaucnhall street E C •••••• 1836 2 10 9 3 6 11 1 16 0 2 10 0

Life Association of Scotland •• 5 Lombaru street E C & 123 PallMallsw ••••.••••••. 1838210 03 5 42 1 4215 2

Llfe&Health Assur.Association 38 Gresham street E C -' 2 8 0 3 2 9 Liverpool & London & Globe 11 Comhill & 41 Mincing lane

E C & 56 Charing Cross S W 1836 2 London Assurance Corporation 7 Royal Exchange E C & 22

PallMullsW ••••••••• ., .•. 1720:.1 II 6 3 ~ II 'l 1 1215 6 London & Lancashire.. • • •• •• 66 & 67 Comhill E C ..•.•••• " 1862 2 6 10 3 2 4 1 19 11 2 14 6 London&Manchestr.lndus.Lim 50 Finsbury sqll:...e E C & 21 &

22 The Exchange, Southwark S E •.•••••••••••• " 1869 2 9 2 S 5 5 2 3 4 2 IS 0

LIFE ASS1JRA.:KCE OFFIOES-(COXTINUED). Annua.l Premi AnnLla.lPremi

:'i1 ~ um to Insure l1al W ~')O.'l\j

ADDRESS. =-< ~ £100 payable at £100 payable at ~ ~ death with death without

profits. I. profits. Age next Age next :.'i.':,,!',l·(:;-. I3i.rthday.

:.1. a 40 30 40 £ s. d. £ 8. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.

8 2 15

8 i2 16 1

'1'"11 0121F ()

9 2 16

1887 Annul' ty Busi ness -+265320

1864 2 8 8 3 4 8 1817 2 8 2 3 3 2 2 3 1881 2 9 5 3 4 6 1826 2 11 9 3 6 3 2 2 7 2 16 0 1831 2 10 0 3 5 5 2 1 3 2 15 9 1865 2 6 7. 3 3 5 2 1 6 2 14 11

With ul- With ul~ tlmate timate Profits Profits

Pelican &; British Em [1': e •••• 70 Lombard street E a & 57 Charing Cross s w .•.. ~... 1797 2 8 11 3 4 7 2 0 9 2 14, 11

Popular Life Insuran •.'.! :Jo.Ltd 59& 60 Cornhill E G & 119 New North road N ••••••••••••

Post Offic Employesl>;:~:"~()C 87 Newgatestreet E C •••••••• -Protestant Union Life •••••••• 32 Congregational Memorial -,tn Ai; nuity Society forMin.

Hall, 15 Farringdon st E a 1798 isters' Widow s. Provident •••••••••••••••••• 50 Regentstreet&14Cornhill 1806 2 53 4 62 12·1410 Provident Clerks' & General

Mutual Life AssuranceAssoc 27 & 29 Moorgate street Ea .. 1840 2 Provident Free Home Assur

ance Co. Limited •••••••••• 72, 73 &; 74 Bishopsgate street I witboutEC ••••••..•.•••..• 18892 9 1 3 6102 4 9219 2

Prudential •••••••••••••••••• Holbom bars Ea ••••• , •• •• .. 1848 2 9 6 3 5 11 2 4 7 2 19 4 Refuge •••••••••••••••••••••• 29 New Bridge streetEC •••. 18642 9 33 5 92 4 6219 3 Reversionary Co. of Great

Britain Limited ••...•••••• 301 High Holborn W C . Reversion Investment corpo-I

ration Limited ••••••••••..• 222 to 225 Strand we ...••••. Reversionary Interest Soc. Ltd 30 Coleman stre~t Ea •••••••. 1823 RZ~~ ~~~~~; :~

Rock •••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 New Bridge st. Blackfriars 1806 2 8 1 3 4 6 1 19 10 2 14 9 Royal ••••..•.••.••••••••••• Royal Insurance buildings, 28

Lombard st.; 33 Chancery Ill. w a; 48 St. James' st s w ; 41 Mark la.; 11 & 12 Great Tower street E a & 4 The Exchange, Southwark S E 1845 2

Royal Exchange •• •• •• •• •• •• Royal Exchange E a & 29 Pall Mall ••••.•••••.••••••.•.•. 11202 9·2 3 4102

RoyalLiver Soc. (Industrial).. 181 Queen Victoria street E C

& 70 Finsbnry pavement •. U~50 Indust rial Royal London Friendly (In

dustrial) ••••.•••••••••••.• Finsbury square Ea.. • • • • •• 1861 Indust rial Royal National Pension Fund

for Nurses ••••.••••••••••• 28 Finsbury pavement Ea •..• Salvation Army ••••••••••• ; •• 101 Queen Victoria street E c.. Sceptre ••••.••••••••••••••••• 40 Finsbury pavement E a ••.• ScottishAccident,Life&Fidelity 14 Nicholas lane EC•••••••••. Scottish Life •••••••••••••••. 13 Clement's lane E a ..•••.•. Scottish Amicable. • •• •• •• •• .• 1 Threadneedle street Ea ..•. Scottish Equitable •••••••••••• 19 King William street Ea .... Scottish Imperial •••••••••••• 15 King William street E a •.•.

~.•.... Standard •••••••••••••• -•••••

Scottish Temperance ••••••••

Scottish Union & National •••• Scottish Widows' Fund ••••••

Scottish Legal ••••••••••••.• 11 Adam street, Strand we.. 1852 2 3 11 2 19 Scottish Metropolitan.. •• •• .• 8 King street, Cheapside E a 1876 2 0 8 2 14 Scottish Provident Institution

for Mutual Life Assurance & Annuities •••••••••••••• 11 King William street E C &

17PallMallsW •••..••••. 18372 2 4216 6 96 Queen street, Cheapside E c 1883 2 8 6 3 3 9 2 1 6 2 15 10

Abstain ers reo With ul- Withulceive 110010 tim ate timate reduc tion. Profits Profits

3 King William street E C •••• 1824 2 10 6 3 5 6 2 0 0 2 14 9 23 Cornhill E a & 5 Waterloo '

place, Pall mall s w 1815 2 11 913 6 0 2 2 012 15 11 83 King William street l!l a &

3 Pall MElIeast s w .' . . •• •• 1825 2 8 11 3 4 5 1 19 6 2 14 0 32 Moorgate street E a & 26 I I

Charlesst.St.James'sW •• 18432 8 9 1

3 4112031214 9

9 2 3 6 2 2 2 2 16 2 8 G 3 3 1 IS 9 2 13 4

S 'f 4 (j ~ 4 2 15 11 c • ~

S 10 " 4 11 0) 4 0 ::? l5 5

9 3 ;} 7 2 Ii S 3 0 8 !J 3 G (j

8'2 15'8 10 3 o 2

1 3 4 9 2 0 912 14

LIFE ASSURANCE ()FFJCES-(CoN·rr~uED).

I I Annual Premi- Annual Premi· ,. ~ um to Insure um to Insur~

ADDRESS. I t ~ lOiil:) l)Qyable at £lOO l'ayubl<:::t 12i ~ U€aW \\ith death without

___________ _ ' profits. P'P":·,

Age next : Ar:e l;e~;t

:~rthd~O I 3BJrtiJlia~O

£ s. d. £ s. d. I £ s. d. <£ s. d.

El:n ••..•••••••••.•......... 63 Threadnecdle street: 40 CIHLllcerria ". C ; 60 Clml'ing Cross,.; W: [, Falcoll Fq E C ; 42 Mincing 1a I:C; 3320xfcnl st w; 22111Hammersmith rd W; 157 Newington causeway S E; 281 Upper st. Islin~ton N &Essex Rouse, High streetStratford E •••••••••••••••• 1810 2

Sun Life Assur. Co. of Canacln 93 Qneen Victoria street E C .• 1865 2 Union •••••••••••••••....... 81 Cor:llJill E C ; [,5 Charing

Cross s '" &: j' 0 ]Jakel' street. Portman squ:lre W ...•... : 1714 2

United Kingdom Temperance & General Provident Inst ..• 1 Adelaide pI. London bridge 1840 2

United Limited (of Sydney) .• 2 St. J\ficlJael's house, Corn-hill EC ..••..•.••.....•••.•

University .••••••••••....•.. 25PaIlMallsW 18252 911 3 [, 4119 421310 Victoria Limited •••••..••••. 96 Bishopsgate st. within E C.• Victoria Mutual ••••• ; ••.... 2, 3,4 & 5 Memorial Hall bldgs.

16 Farringdoll ~t E C .•..•. 1860 2 Wesleyan & General Assur.Soc 101 Finsbury pavement E C •. 1841 2 Westmipster & General ..•••. '128King street, C,ovent garden 1836 2 Yorkshl1'e •••••••••••.•.•.•. 2 BankblUgs. PnncesstEC&

49 Pal! Mall s w .•........ 1824 2

------------F'IRE INSURANCE OFFICES.

ADDRESS. D\.'1'E

! A.lliance Limited •••••••••••••••••••• ! 1 Bartholomew lao E c; 3 Mincing lao

lEe; 1 St. James' st. SW ; 24 Wigmore st.

I W; 2 & 3 Norfolk st. Strand; 47 Chancery lao we & 1 Great George street S W 1824

Atlas •••••.•.••••..••••••••••••..• '192 Cheapside E C; 4 Pall Mall east s W & 81Great Tower street E C••••••..•••••••• 1808

British America Fire & Marine, Assuran ce Co .••••••••••••••••••• I 2 Change alley, Cornhill E C ••• • •• •• • • •• 1833

British Equitable Limited 11 Queen Street place E C .•..••.•••.••••. 1854 .British Law Fire Limited •••••••••••• : 5 Lothbury E C & 3 Regent street S W •• •• 1888 British Provident Fire & Accident!

.Association Limited •••••••••••• 150 Cannon street E Coo.•••••.•.. oo•••••• Caledonian ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 82 King William street E C & 14 Waterloo

place s w •••••••.•••.•.•.•..••.•••••. 1805 Central Insurance Co. Limited •••••• ,12 & 13 Nicholas laoE C& 23 Regent st. SW ] 899 Century Insurance Co. Limited •••• :35 Moorgate street •••••••••••..••.•••.•• 1885 China Traders' Insurance Co. Limited, .

(Marine) •••••••••••.•••••••••••• 73 Cornhill E C••••••••••••••••.•••••.••• Colonial Mutual Fire (& Marine)Lim.

of Melbourne •••••••••••••.•••••• Jamaica buildings, St. Michael's alley,Cornhill E C • • •• • . •• • • •• •• • • •• •• • • •• •• 1878

Commercial Union Limited •••••••••• 24,25 & 26 Corn hill EC; 8 Pall Mall s W; 37.A.Mincing lao E C & 20 New Bridge st 1861

County ••.•.•••••.••••••.•.••..•••• 50 Regent street W & 14 Cornhill E C •••. 1807 Derwent & Tamar Fire & Marine •••• 112St. Helen's place E C. . . . •• • • •. • • • • •• •• 1838 Ecclesiastical •••••••••••••••••••••• 'Ill Norfolk street, Strand we. • . • •• •• •• •• 1887 Farmers' Co-operative Fire & Marine

Insurance Assoc. of New Zealand •• :110 Fenchurch street E C •••••••••••••••• Fine Art & General Limited •••••••••• i 89 & 90 Cheapside E C & 25 Old Bond st. w 1890

5,250,000

2,200,000

205,000250,000

1,000,000

- 1,000,000 1,500,000

360,000

250,000

2,500,000 318,200 100,000 250,000

500,000

FIRE INSURANCE OFFICES-(CONTINUED,' ADDRESS.

1J\.'fB

E::;TD. C.\.PIT.\.L .•

£ Fire Re-insurance Co. of London Lim.

(The) ••••..••••.•................ 7 Queen Victoria street E C••••••••..••.. 1895 100,000 General Accident Assur. Corporation 9 & 10 King street, Cheapside E a & 13 Pall

:Jl.IallSW .••.•••••••••.•.•••••••••••• 1885 400,000 Guardian Limitel; ...........•.••••• 11 Lombard street E C & 21 Fleet street E C 1821 2,000,000 Hand-in-Hand .............•••...... 26 New Briuge street, Blackfriars E C .... 1696 Generalaccu

mulatedfund of £1,280,818

Palatine Insurance Co. Limited .••••• Patriotic Assurance Co••.••••.••.••• Phoenix Assurance 00. Limited •••••• Phoenix of Hartford ••..••••..••.••• Premier Insurance 00. Limited .••••• Regal Fire & Accident Co. Limited ••

Hearts of Oak Life & General Assura.nce Co. Limited ..••......•••••• 1 Charterhouse street E C ....•••.•.•••••.

Horse, Carriage & General ••.•.••••• 17 Queen Victoria street E C•••••••••••••• 1874 Industrial Insurance Association ..•• 67 Cheapside Ea •••••...•.•..••••.•••••• Insurance Co. of North America ..•• 2 Royal Exchange buildings E C••..•••••• 1792 King Insurance Co. Limited ..•.•.•• 5 & 7 Queen Victoria street E C 1901 Law Fire •...•.•••••••.•.•.•••.•.•. 114 Chancery lane WC& Bell yard, Temple

Bar ,v C.. .. . . •. . . .. .. •• .. •. •. •• •• •... 1845 Law Union & Crown •.•.•.•••••••.•. 126 Chancery lane IV C; 7 Regent street

S IV; 33 Clement's lane, Lombard street E C & Bell yard W C ••••••••••.••••••• 1825

Liverpool & London & Globe ••••.••• 11 Comhill; 41 Mincing lane E C & 56 Charing Cross S IV •••••••••••••••••••• 1836

London Assurance Corporation.. • • •• 7 Royal Exchange E C & 22 Pall Mall S IV 1720 London & Lancashire •••••••••••••• 76 King William street E C& 9 Eagle place,

Piccadilly IV • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• 1862 Magdeburg •.•••.•.•••.•.•.•.•.•.•. 2 White Lion court, Comhill E C •.•.•.•• 1844 Mutua.l (The) Guarantee Co. Limited 30 & 31 New Bridge street E a & 18 Queen

Victoria street E C.. .. •. ••. • •. .. .. •••• 1876 National Limited ••..•...•.••..•••. 59 & 60 Chancery lane IV C .••••••.•.•••• National Assurance Co. of Ireland •• 47 Comhill E C••••.•.•••••.•.•••••.•.••• 1822 National British & Irish Millers' In

surance Co. Limited ••.•.••••..••• 59 Mark lane E C.•••••••.•••.••••••••••• 1896 National Fire & Marine of N. Z.•••.. 9 Gracechurch street E C ••••.••••••••••. 1873 National Insurance Co. of Great

Britain Limited •••.•.•.•••••.•.•. 62 King William street E C......•...•... National Union Society Limited ••. ,. 65, 66 & 67 Gracechurch street E C ••.••• New ?..ealand••.•••••••••••••••••••.• 1 Old Broad street E C ••••..•.•••••••••• 1859 North British & Mercantile ••.••••••• 61 Threadneeule street & 12 Mincing lao

E C & 8 Waterloo place, Pall Mall •••••. 1809 North German Fire of Hamburg •••• 7 Queen Victoria street E C ••.••••••.•••• 1868 Northern ••••.• _•••••••••••••• , •• •• 11foorgate street E C...•••••••••••• " .••• 1836 Norwich Union ••.••••••••••••.•••• 50 Fleet st. E c; 19 Sergeants Inn E C; 71

& 72 King William st E C; 7 Waterloo pI. Pall mall S IV; 1 Victoria st. Westminster s W; 26 Charles street, St. James's W & 81 Edgware road W •••• 1797

24, 25 & 26 Cornhill E C.. .. .. •. .. .. .. ••.. 1900 69 King VY illiam street E C •••• •• ••• • •••• 1824 19 Lombard st E C & 57 Charing Cross S W 1782 18 Royal Exchange ••••••••..•••••••••• -3 & 5 Crown court, Old Broad st EO. • •• 1903

35Ci~cu~6E ~~~~~i~: ••~~~I~i~.~S:•• ~~~~~:~ _ t Royal •••.••••••••••••••••.•..•••••• Royal Insurance buildings, 28 Lombard l

street E C; 33 Chancery la W C; 48 St. I James' st S IV; 41 Mark lane; 71 & 72 Great Tower st E C & 4 The Exchange,

- Southwark S E •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1845, Royal Exchange •••••.•.•.....•..... Royal Exchange E C & 29 Pall Mall •••••• 1720: Salam:w.der (of Amsterdam) ....••.. 7 Queen Victo!ia street E C .•••.••••••••• 1888/Salamandra (of St. Petersburg)...... 13 & 14 Cornlnll E C •••...•••.••••••.... -Scottish County & Mercantile Insur

ance Co. Limited................ •• 13 Poultry E C . . . • •• • • . • • • •• • . • • •• . • •• •• 1893 Scottish Union & National.. •. •• ..•. 3 King William street E C ••..••........ 1824 South British Fire & Marine of N.Z. Jerusalem chambers, Cowper's court E C

(Marine department) •• . . •• •• • • . • •• •• •• 1872 Standard Fire & Marine of N .Z. • • •• •• Jamaica buildings, St. Michael's alley,

CornhillEC .•••••.••••••••••••• , ••••• 1874

1,000,000

600,000 250,000

5,000,000

1,500,000

896,550

2,229,000 750,000

50,000

1,000,000

150,000 ,000,000

1,000,000

3,000,000 375,000

3,000,000

1,100,000 100,000

1,500,000 2,688,800

100,000

2,612,580 689,220 125,000

250,000 6,000,000

1,227,932

1,000,000

FIRE INSURANCE OFFICES- (COKTIHEO).

ADDRF.SS. 1D.\TE

State Fire Limited •.•• oo ••••••••••••

~un ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

i5vea •••••••••••• oo • _ ••••••••••••••

Times Insurance Co. Limited •••••••• Union ..•••••••••• oo ••••••••••••••••

Vulcan Boiler & General Insurance •• West of Scotland Insurance OfficeLim Western •••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• Westminster ••••••••••••••••••••••••

Yorkshire •••••••• oo ••••••••••••••••

13 & 14 Abchurch lane E C oo •••••••••••• 1891 1,000,000 63 Threadneedle st E c; 40 Chancery 1110 . we; 60 Charing Cross s W ; 42 Minc

ing la l<J()& 332 Oxford st W 1710 2,400,0002 Royal Exchange buildings EO. • •• •• •. 1867 JIH>,oM 44 Bedford row w 0 & 1 King William stEO - 50,000 81 Cornhill EO; 55 Charing Cross s W &

70 Baker street, Portman square W •••• 1714 400,000 20 King William street EO ••.••••••••• 18591 500,000 7 Nicholas lane E C •••••• oo •• oo •••••••• 1886

250,000 2Change alley,Cornhill EO& 12 Mark laoEO 1851 410,000 27 King street, Covent Garden W 0 & 5 .Reserve Fund

KingWilliamstreetEc •••••••••.••.• 17171 315,8962 Bank buildings, Princes street E 0 & 49

Pall Mall W •••••••...•••••••••••••••• 1824 500,000

GUARANTEE OFFICES.

ADDRESS. D.I,.TE

ESTD. CA.PITA.L.

AcciL!ellt Limited •••••••• oo •• oo •••• 10 St. Swithin's lane E C oo •••••••• oo •••• 1849 Agricultural Mutual Insur. Soc. Lim. 275 High Holborn W 0 .••••••••••••••••. 1903 British Dominions Insurance Co. Lim 62 King William street E Coo •••••••••••• 1897 British Widows' Assurance Co. Limited 7 Obarterhouse buildings E C ••.•••..•••• Central Insurance Co. Limited •••••. 12 & 13 Nicholas la.E 0& 23Regent st.S W 1899 Oentury Insu,rance Co. Limited.... •. 35 Moorgate street E C .••••...•..•••••.. 1885 Commercial Union Limited.. •••• •• •• 24, 25 & 26 Cornbill EO; 8 Pall Mall S W ;

37A, 1lincing ia. E 0 &.20 New Bridge st 1861 Compensation & Guarantee Fund Lim 149 Leadenhall street. EO ••••.••••••••• " -Empire Guarantee & Insurance Corpn 64 Finsbury pavement EO. " • ..•• ••.. . . -Employers' Liability Assurance Cor

poration Limited ••••••••.••••••. ' Hamilton house. Victoria embankment E C 1881 Pine Art & General Limited •••••••• 89 & 90 Cbeapside E C & 25 Old Bond st. W 1890 General Accident Assurance Corpora fI & 10 King street, Oheapside E C & 13

tion Limited.... •• •• •••••••• •. •••• . Pall Mall S ,v ..................•..... 1885 Guarantee Society •••••••••••.•••••. 19 Bircbin lane E C .•.••• oo • • • • • • • • • • •• 1840 Iron Trades Employers' Insurance

Association Limited •••••••••••••• 59 Palace street, Victoria street s w ••.. Lancashire & Yorkshire Accident .••• 'i8 King William street E C •••••••••••••• 1~87 Law Fidelity & General Insur. Corpn 61 & 62 Chancery lane W C •••••••••••••• 1891 ':.aw Guarantee&Trust Soc.Lim.(The) 49 Cbancery lao w C & 56 Moorgate st. E C 188~ 1ife & Health Assurance Association 38 Gresham street EO •••.•.••..•••••.•• 1889 ':'ondon & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.••• 76 King William street E C&9 Eagleplace,

Piccadilly.. . • • . • • •• . • •• • • . • . • •• •. 1862 London Guarantee &Accident Co.Lim 61 Moorgate street E C •••• oo •••••••••••• 1869 Mutual (Tbe) Guarantee Co. Limited 30 & 31 New Bridge street E 0 & 18 Queen

. VIctoria street E Coo oo •••• oo oo oo •••• oo 1876 NationaIGuarantee&SuretyshipAssoc. Finsbnry Pavement bouse, Finsbury pave-

Limited mentEC ••.••••..•••.•••. '..•••••••.. 1863 National Insur.&GuaranteeCorporatn. 3 Royal Excbange buildings EO •••••••. 1894 Northern Guarantee & Accident Co•• 23 Colemall street E C ••••••••.••••••••• 1882 Norwich&LondonAccidentlnsurance 114 Cannon street EO & 13 Waterloo pI.

Association •••••••••••••••. oo.... Pall Mall oooo •••••••••• oooo •••••••••• 1856 Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpora- 36 to 44 Moorgate st EO; 5 Sun st. Fins

tion Limited...................... burysq EO; 11Pall Mall SWi 27Cbanceryla we; Ocean buildings, Stratford E ; 60 Borough High st S E; 30 Great Tower st E C & 145 Holloway rd N •••• oo •• oo.. 1871

Premier Insurance Co. Limited.. •• •. 3 & 5 Crown court, Old Broad street E C 1903 Poor Law & LocalGovernmentOfficers'

Mutual Guarantee Association Ltd, Surrey house, Victoria Embankment W 0 1891

£ 50,000

lliiO,300

1,500,000 360,000

2,500,000

1,000,000 500,000

400,000100,000

200,000 70,000

2,000,000 75,000

2,229,00075,000

50,000

500,000 301,500 100,000

200,000

1,000,000 100,000

50,000

GUARANTEE OFFICES-(CON'£INUED).• NA.ME. •o\.DDR:ESS.

ESTD. CAPITA.L •

Provident O1erks'&General Guarantee 61 Coleman street E C •••••••••••••••••• 1865 Railway PlIBsenger.' •••••••••••••••• 64 Cornhill E C•••••••••••••••••••• " •• .. 1849 Royal Exchange ••.••••••• '•••••••••• Royal Exchange E C &: 29 Pall ::IIall W•••. 1720 !U'c·;tlsh Accident, Life &: Fidelity •••• 14 NicholAslane E C •••••••••••••••••••• 1877 ,:;un ••••••• 0 ••••••• 0 •••••••••••• 0 ••• 63 Threatlneedle st E C; 40 Chancery lao

we; 60 Charin~ Oross s w; 5 Falcon sq E C; 42 Mincing la E C; 332 Oxford st w; 221H Hammersmith rd W; 157 Newington causeway S E; 281 Upper st. Islington N &: Essex house, High st. Stratford E •••••• 00.0 ••• 0 ••• 0 • 0 • 0 •• •• 1810

Union ••••••••••••••••••• 0 •• 0" • •••• 81 Oornhill, E C ; 55 Charing Oross, S W and 70 Portman square, W ••••••••..••• 1714

SICKNESS INSURANCE OFFICES,

£ 100,000

1,000,000 689,220 125,000

1,000,000

450,000

ADDRESS. 'DA.T:E

To provide professional find business men with £1 to £15 per week during incapacity from any kind of sickness or accident, with or without return of Roll pJ:emiums, and combined with or separate from life, endowments or annuities

1886 Mutual

1 Queen Street place, E C •• o' 1854 To provide weekly compen sation during disablement by sickness or accident

British Key & Property RegistryLimited ••••••••.•.•.•••••.•.. 64 Finsbury pavement E C ••

Oentury Insurance 00. Limited ., 35 Moorgate street E C .,. 0 •• 1885

British Equitable Limited

9 & 10 King st. Cheapside E C

& 13 Pall Mall SW •• 0 •• 0 •• 188G To provide weekly compensation during disablement by

. sickness of any kind Health &: Sickness Association Lim 133-139 Finsbury pavemnt EC 1896 Sickness benefits Imperial Accident, Live Stock &

General ••.••••••...•••• 0..... 17 Pall Mall east S W.. •• •••• 1878 £100,000 Law Accident Insurance Society 215 Strand we; 23 Oomhill

E c; 20 Pall ::IraIIS W; 113 Fenchurch street E C & Town Hall chambers, Broadway, Stratford E •••••••• 1892 To provide weekly compensa

tion during incapacity fr0mcertain fevers & accidents

Lif~ a~d Health Assurance .Asso-CIatIOn ••..•• 00 •••• 0.0 •• 0 ••• 0 38 Gresham street E C •.• 0 •• 1889 To provide weekly compensa

tion from £1 to £15 durin~ sickness and accident

Clergy Pensions ••••.•• 0 ••• 0 • • •• 11 Norfolk street, Strand •••• Compensation & Guarantee Fund

Limited .•.•.•.•.•...•..••.... 149 Leadenhall street, E C.•.. General Accident Assurance Cor

poration Limited ••••••• 0 •• 0 • 0 •

London, Edinburgh & Glasgow Limited •••• o, • 00000 • • •• •• •• •• 26,27 & 27A, Farringdon st E C 1881 To insure weekly compensa

tion during certain illnesses & accidents

Mutual Property Investment & Accident 00. Limited .0...... Staple Inn buildings, 335

High Holborn W Co. " •••• 1897 To provide weekly compensation during incapacity fromcertain fevers and accidents

Mutual (The) Guarantee Co. Lim. 30 & 31 New Brid~e street E C &: 18 Queen 'Victoria st E C 1876

National Live Stock Insur. Co.Lim elun house, Surrey street we;23 CornhiII E c; 113 Fen-church street E C & 20 Pall Mall SW ..••••••••.•••••••

SIC;KNESS INSURANCE OFFICES-(CONTINUED). ADDRESS.

To provide a weekly compensation during incapacity

, from fevers & accidents, & allew extra benefits for railway accidents & pensions & landlords' indemnity; also workmen's compensation,third party, glass, burglary & chemists' & druggists'indemnity & propertyowners' indemnity

Norwich & London Accident In-Surance Association •••••••••• 114 Cannon street E c & 13

Waterloo place, Pall Mall.. 1856 To provide weekly compensation during incapacity from certain fevers & accidents

~orthern Accident Limited •••.•• 23 Coleman street E C

Preferred Accident •••.•.•••••• 74 Oheapside E C •• •• •• •• •••• 1875

1810 To provide weekly compensation during incapacity from sickness.

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation Limited ••••••••••

Sun •.•••••••••••••••••••••.••••

36 to 44 Moorgate street E C ; 5 Sun st Finsbury sq E c; 11 Pall :Mall s W; 27 Chancery lane w c; Ocean buildings, Stratford E; 60 Borough High street S E; 30 Great Tower street E C & 145 Holloway road N ••••••••••

63 Threadneedle street E C ; 40 Chancery la W C; 60 Oharing Cross S W ; 5 Falcon sq E C ; 42 Mincing lane E c; 332 Oxford st W; 221n, Hammersmith rd w; 157 Newington causeway S E; 281 Upper street, Islington N & Essex ho.High st.Strutfrd.E

1871 To provide weekly compensation during sickness & disability

To provide weekly compensation during incapacityfrom sickness of any kind

ACCIDENT INSURANCE OFFICES. NAME.

Oompensation and Guarantee Fund Limited 149 Leadenhallstreet E c -

Clergy Pensions •••••••••.•.•••••••• 11 Norfolk street, Strand.......... •• •.•• 1886

Accident Limited •••••••••••••••••• 10 st. Swithin's lane E C •••.•••.•••••••• 1849 Brickmasters Employers' Liability

A..c:;sociationLimited .~ 148 Gresham house E C............... -British Clayworkers' Mutual Insur

ance Corporation Limited ••••• , • • •• 43 Essex street, Strand we.. • • • • •• •• • • •• ]898 British Eqnitable Limited •••.•••.•. 1 Queen Street place E C .•••••.••••••••• 1854 British Engine, :Boiler & Electrical . Insurance Co. Limited.. • • • . • . • • •• 49 Queen Victoria street E C .-.... • • • •• •• 1878 British Key & Property Registry Lim. 64 Finsbury pavement E C •••••••••••••• -British Provident Fire & Accident

Association Lim ted.... . . . . . . . . . . .. 50 Oannon street E C. • . . •• •• • • • . • • • • •• •• -Builders' Accident Limited.. •• •• •• •• 31 & 32 Bedford street, Strand we...... 1881 Oentral Insurance Co. Limited.... •• 12 & 13 Nicholas lao E C & 23 Regent st. s W 1899 Central Key & General Property "

Register.. •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •••• 32 Chating Oross 8 'V ••••••• •• • •• •• •• •• -Century Insurance 00. Limited .. • • •• 35 Moorgate street E C •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 1885 Commercial Union Limited •••.• , • • •• 24 to 26 Cornhill E C ; 8 Pall Mall s W ;

37A, Mincing lao E C & 20 New Bridge st 1861

£. 50,000

100,000 250,000

250,000

Mutual 1,500,000

360,000

2,500,000

Mutual

'ACCIDENT INSURANCE OFFIOE~-(CONTINUED) .

ADDRESS. • ATE

ESTD. CAPIT.l.L.

1876 1849

1897 1822

1,500,000 75,000

445,113 75,000

2,229,000

50,000

100,000 1,000,000

200,000

100,000

1,000,000 500,000

400,0002,OQO,000 1,000,000

100,000

10,000 200,000

1,000,000

70,000

150,000

1,000,000

100,000

1,007,832689,220 125,000

75,000 250,000 25,000

230,000

50,000 1,000,000

1,000,000 1,500,000

1806 1720 1877 1881 1881 1899

:Mutual Property Investment & Accident Co. Limited .••••••••.••.•• ;. Staple Inn bldgs. 335 High Holborn WC.•

National Assurance Co. of Ireland •. 47 Cornhill E C ••••••••••••••••••••••• National Boiler & General Insurance

Co. Limited •.••••.•••...••.•••••• 60 Queen Victoria street E C& 101 Tufnell

I Park road, Holloway N •• •• •• •• •• . • •• 1864 National Insurance Co. of Great

Britain Limited •••••••••••.••.•.• 62 King William street E C ••••••••••.••• National Union Society Limited •••• 65, 66 & 67 Gracechurch street E C ••.••• Northern Accident Limited .••..•..•• 23 Ooleman street E C •••••••••••••••••• Norwich & London Accident Insur

ance Association ••••••••.••..••••• 114 Cannon street E C & 13 Waterloo place, PallMall .....•••••.•.•••...•.......•

Employers' Key Registry Limited ..•• 21 High Holborn w C •••••.•••••••••••• Employers' Liability Assurance Cor

poration Limited •• " •. •• •••• •• •• .. Hamilton house, Victoria embankment E C 1881 Fine Art & General Limited •••••.•• 89 & 90 Cheapside E C & 25 Old Bond st. W 1890 General Accident Assurance Corpora

tion Limited •••••••••••••.•••••• 9 & 10King street, Cheapside E C & 13 Pall Mall s w 1885

Guardian Limited ••••••.•.••..•.... 11 Lombard street & 21 Fleet street E C •• 1821 Horse, Carriage & General (The) Lim. 17 Queen Victoria street E C •••••••••••. 18H lmperial Accident, Live Stock &

General .••••.•.•••. •• •• . • • . •• •• .. 17 Pall Mall east s W.. •• •• •• •• . • •• •• •• .• 1878 Jndustrial InsnranceIAssociation •.•. 67 Cheapside E C •••••••••••••••••••••••• hon Trades Employers' Insurance

Association Limited" ••••.••.•••••• 59 Palace street, Victoria street s w . Key&Season TicketInsur.Regsty.Lim 13 King William street E C •• .••• •• •. .••• 1896 Lancashire & Yorkshire Accident •••• 78 King William street E C •••••••••••.•• 1887 Law Accident Insurance Society ••.• 215 Strand W C; 23 Cornhill E C ; !L3

Fenchurch street E C& 20 Pall Mall s w 1892 Law Fidelity & General Insurance

Corporation •• . • . . . . •• •• • . •• •• •• .. 59 to 62 Chancery lane W C•• • ••• •• •• •• •• 1891 Law, Union & Crown ••..••.......• 126 Chancery lane W C; 7 Regent street

S w; 33 Clements lane, Lombard street " E C & Bell yard we...... .• .• .• •. •..• 1825

Life and Health Assurance Assoctn 38 Gresham street EO. • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 1889 London, Edinburgh & Glasgow.. •• .. Insurance buildings, 26, 27 & 27A, Farring

don street E C ••..•..••...•.•••••••• ;. 1881 London Guarantee & Accident Co Lim 61 Moorgate street E C •.•••••••.•••••••• 1869 London & Lancashire Fire Insur. Co.. 76 King William street E C & 9 Eagle

lllace, Piccadilly w .....•.......•• ".. . .. 1862 London Property Recover~' & Accident

Assurance Co.••. •• •• • • •• •• •• •• •• •• 39 Victoria street S W •••..••••••••••.•. -Mutual Accident Association Limited 123 Pall Mall S W •••••••••••••••••••••• -Mutual (The) Guarantee Co. Limited 30 & 31 New Bridge street E C & 18 Queen'

Victoria street E C .• .• .• . •. • .• .• •• ••.. 1876

Nurserymen, Market Gardeners' & Genl. Hailstorm Insur. Corporation 41 & 42 King street, Covent Garden we .• 1895

OCean Accident & Guarantee Oorpora-.tion Limited.. •• •. •• •• •. •.•••••.•. 36 to 44 Moorgate st. E C; 5 Sun st. Fins-

bury sq.EC; 11 Pall Mall SW;27Chancerylane we; Ocean buildings, Stratford E ; 60 Borough High street s E; 30 Great Tower street E C & 145 Holloway road N 1871

Patriotic Assurance Co••.•••••.•••.. 69 King William street ••••.••••••••••••• 1824 Personal Accident.. •• •• .• •• . . •• .• •. 27 & 28 King William street E C ••••.••• Pier & Jetty Mutual Insurance Assoc. 15 Victoria street s W .•.••.•..••••.•.•. Preferred Accident •.•••••••••••••. 7i Oheapside E C.. . • •• •• •• •• •• .• •• . • •• •• 1875 Provident Clerks' & General Accident

Limited •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• 61 Coleman street E C ••.•.••••••••••••• Railway Passengers' .•••••••.. . • . • •. 64 Cornhill E C.•..••••••••••• ~••••••••••

"Regal Fire and Accident Co. Limited 35 & 36 Imperial bldgs. Ludgate circus E C Resolute Accident Insurance Co. Lim 88, 89 & 90 Chancery lane W C•••••••••• Rock •••••••.•.•......•.••...•.•..• 15 New Bridge street E C•.•..•.•..•.•... Royal Exchange ..••.....•......••.. I Royal Exchange E C& 29 Pall Man W ..•• Scottish Accident, Life & Fidelity .• 14 Nicholas lane E C ...•............••.. Scottish Boiler Limited .•.•••.•••••• 'j12t!A, Queen Victoria street E C.•.••.•••. Scottish Life ......•.•............. 13 Clement's lane E C.•....•.••••.••••••• Scottish Live Stock Limited .••••••. 9 & 10 King street, Cheapside E C

ACOIDENT INSURANCE OFFICES-(CONTINUED).

SAME. A.DDRE~S. [ DA.TE

F.STD.

Scottish Metropolitan •••••••••••••• 8 King street, Cheapside E 0 Scottish National Key Registry &

_~ssurance Association Limited.. •• 4 Broad Street building~, Liverpool st E 0 Scottish Tempernnce •••••••••••••••• 96 Queen street, Cheapside EO •••••••••• Sovereign Accident Limited •••••••• 115 High Holborn W 0 •••••••••••••••• Sun.. •• •. • • •• •••• ••• •. •. • •• .• •• •.•• 63 Threadneedle street EO; 40 Chancery

lane W 0; 60 Charing Cross S W; 5 Falcon square EO; 42 Mincing lane E C;332 Oxford st w; 221B, Hammersmith road W; 157 Newington causeway S E; 281 Upper ~treet, Islington N & Essex house, High street, Stratford E.•••••••

Times Insurance Co. Limited ••••.•.• 44 Bedford rowWO & 1 KingWilliamst. EC Volunteer Service Accident Fund

Society ••••••••••••.•••••..•••••• 9 King's Bench .walk, Temple EO •••••••• Vulcan Boiler & General Insurance •• 20 King William street E 0, •••••••••••• Workman's Compensation Assurance

Limited.......................... ammon house, Victoria embankment E C

PLATE GLASS INSURANCE OFFIOES.

1885 lR83

1862 1859

£ 150,000

10,000 100,000

1,000,000 'l0,000

Mutual 500,000

NA.ME. A.DDRESS. DJ.TE

os,TD. C.lPITA.L.

Accident Limited •••••••••••••••••• 10 St. Swithin's lane E C .•..•.•••••••••• 1849 Commercial Union Limited ••.••••••• 24 to 26 Cornhill EO; 8 Pall Mall S W;

37A Mincing lane E 0 & 20 New Bridge st 1861 Oompensation & Guarantee Fund Lim 149 Leadenhall street E C ••.••••••••••• Orystal •••••••.•.••••••••••.•••••.• 31 & 32 Bedford street, Strand W 0 ••••.• 1888 Eagle Glass Insurance Co. Limited •• " 59 & 60 Chancery lane W 0 •••••••••••••• Ecclesiastical .•••••••.•••.•.•.••••• 11 Norfolk street, Strand W 0.. •• ••• ••••. 1887 Great (The) International Plate Glass,

Insurance & Cleaning Co. Limited.. Fox court, Halbom. EO •••••••••••••••• Guardian Plate Glass Limited •.••.• 10,11 & 12 New Bridge street EO ••.••••• 1863 Imperial Accident, Live Stock &

General Insurance Co.. ••. • •• •• •••• 17 Pall Mall east S W .• •• ••. •••. • •• •. •.•. 1878 Liverpool & London Plate Glass •••• 4 Broad Street buiIrlings, Liverpool st. E 0 1866 London Plate Glass .•..••••••.•.•.• 49 Queen Victoria street E C ,........... 1885 London &; County ••••.••••••••••••• 62 Ludgate hill E 0•••••••••••••••••••••• 1873 London & General •••••••••• •• •• •• •. 19 Haymarket S W •• •• •• •• •• • . •• •• •• •• •• 1861 London &; Manchester Plate Glass.. •• 14Great Winchester street E C •••••.•••• 1885 London & North British Plate Glass •• 1 Finsbury pavement E 0•••••••••••••••• 1886 Mutual (The) Guarantee Co. Limited. 30 & 31 New Bridge street E 0 & 18 Queen

Victoria street E C•••..•••.•.•.••••••• 1876 National Insurance Co. of Great

Britain Limited •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• 62 King William street EO ••••.••••••••• National Provincial Limited •••••••• 66 Ludgate hill E C•••••••••••••••••••••• 1854 National Prudential .••••••••••••••• 31 & 32 King William street E C••••••.••• 1895 Northern Accident Limited •••••••••• 23 Coleman street EO •••••••.•••••••••• 1882 Northern Plate Glass •••••••••••••• 20 & 21 High Ho1born W 0 •..•••••.•••.• 1887 Norwich & London Accident Insur

ance Association.. .• •. •. . . •. •• ••.• 114Cannon st.EO &; 13Waterloo pI.PallMall 1856 PlateGlass Insr.Co. of the City of Land 24 Lime street EO •••..•.•.••.•••..•.••. 1852 Reliance Plate Glass Insurance &

Cleaning Co. Limited ••••••.••••• 38 Cheapside EO ••'•••••••••••••••••••••• Scottish County & Mercantile Insur· r

ance Co. Limited •••••••••••••••• 13 Poultry E 0.. •• •• •• •• .• •••• •• •• . • •• •• 1895 Scottish Plate Glass ••••••.•.•••.••. 90 Cannon street E' C •••••••••••••••••••• 1870 Times Insurance Co. Liniited ••.••••• 144Bedford row W0 & 1King William st.E 0

.£ 50,000

2,500,000

10,000

250,000

:30,000 25,000

100,000 10,000 10,000 2,500

20,000 11,000

50,000

1,000,000 50,000

100,000 20,000

200,000

250,000 13,750 50,000

BURGLARY INSURANCE OFFIOES. Accident Limited, 10 St. Swithin's lane E c; established 1849; capital, £50,000 British Equitable Limited, 1 Queen Street place EO; established 1854; capital, £250,000 Oentral Insurance Co. Limited, 12 & 13 Nicholas lane E 0 & 23 Regent street S W; established.l899;

capital, £1,500,000' _ Commercial Union Limited, 24, 25 &; 26 Cornhill E C; 8 Pall Mall s w; 37A, :Mincing lane & 20 New

Bridge street EO; established 1861; capital, £2,500,000 Compenmtion & Guarantee Fund Limited, 1-(9Leadenhall street E 0

BURGLARY I~S'O'RANOE OFFIOES-(CONTl~UED). Ecclesiastical Insurance Cffice, 11·No:foL street, Stranu W C 1·'i::J.3 .Art & General Limited, 89 & 90 CJ.e~pside E C & 2;) OlJ Bond street W G~neral Accident Assurance CorporJ.tion, 9 & 10 King skeet, Cheapside E C & 13 :Call Mall '8 W;

established 1885; capital, £4.~1·_,000 Guardian Assurance Co. Limi::.Lt, 11 Lombard street & 21 Fleet street E 0; established 1821 ; capital,

£2,000,000 Imperial Accident, Live Stock & General Insurance Co. 17 Pall Mall east 8 W;' established 1878

capital, £100,000 Lanca~!:.ire & Ycrk::;ilire Accident Insurance Co. 78 King William street E C L:'.w .Ac:::;Jent Insurance' Society, 215 Strand we; 23 Cornhill E c; 113 Fenchnrch street E C; 20

P>1E M.;,ll 8 wand Town Hall Chambers, Broadway, Stratford, E; established 1892; cap;tal, £.,Gi)(},OOO.

Law Fidelity & General Insurance Corporation, 59 to 62 Chancery lane we; established 1891 ; capital £70,000

:London Guarantee & .Accident Co. Lim. 61 Moorgate street E C ; established 1869 ; capital, £75,000 :C.ondon& Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. 76 King William street E C & 9 Eagle place, Piccadilly w;

established 1862; capital, £2,229,000;.lutual (The) Guarantee Co. Limited, 30 & 31 New Bridge street E C & 18 Queen Victoria street E 0;

established 1876 National Burglary Insurance Corporation, 10 Moorgate street E C & 13 Regent street 8 W National Insurance Co. of Great Britain Limited, 62 King William street E C; capital, £1,000,000 National Union Sockty Limited, 65, 66 & 67 Gracechurch street E C North British & Mercantile Insurance Co. 61 Threadneedle street; 12 Mincing lane E C & ,8 Water

loo place, Pall Mall 8 w; established 1809; capital, £2,000,000.; ';orthern Accident Insurance Co. Limited, 23 Coleman street E c; established 1882; cap. £100,000 :'3:orwich& London Accident Insurance .Association, 114 Cannon street E C & 13 '\\'aterloo place, Pall

Mall; estab. 1856 ; cap. £200,000 . Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation Limited, 36 to 44 Moorgate street E C ; 5 Sun street, Fins-

bury square E C; 11 Pall Mall 8 W ; 27 Chancery lane W 0; Ocean buildings, Stratford E; 60 Borough High street 8 E; 30 Great Tower st. E C & 145 Holloway rd. N; established 1871; capital, £1,000,000

:>'atriotic Assurance Co. 69 King William street E C Post OfficeEmployes, 87 Newgate street E C?remier Insurance Co.Limited, 3 & 5 Crown court, Old Broad street E C; established 1903 ; capital,

£100,000Railway Passengers' Assurance 00.64 Cornhill E c; established 1849; capital, £1,000,000 Scottish County & Mercantile Insurance Co. Limited, 13 Poultry E c; estab. 1895; cap. £250,000 Times Insurance Co. Limited. 44.Bedford row W Cand 1 King William street E c ; capital, £50,000West of Scotland Insurance OfficeLimited, 7 Nicholas lane E c; established 18!l6; capital, £250,000

CYCLE AND MOTOR CAR INSURANOE OF FlOES. Compensation and Guarantee Fund Limited, 14.9Leadenhall street E C General .Accident .Assurance Corporation, 9 & 10 King street, Cheapside E C & 13 Pall Mall 8 W;

established 1885 ; capital, £400,000 Horse, Carriage & General Insurance Co. 17 Queen Victoria street E c; capital, £1,000,000 Imperial .Accident, Live Stock & General, 17 Pall ::\Ialleast 8 W; established 1878. Law .Accident Insurance Society, 215 Strand we; 23 Comhill E c; 113 Fenchurch street E c; 20

Pall Mall 8 W & Town Hall chambers, Broadway, Stratford E; estab. 1892; capital, £1,000,000 Law Fidelity & General Insurance Oorporation, 61 & 62 Chancery lane we; established 1891 ;

capital, £70,000 Mutual (The) Guarantee Co. Limited, 30 & 31 New Bridge street E C& 18 Queen Victoria street E Ci

estllblished 1876 National Burglary Insurance Oorporation, 10 Moorgate street E C & 13 Regent street s W Norwich & London Accident Insurance Association, 114 Cannon street E C& 13 Waterloo place, Pall

. Mall W (Motor Car); established 1856 ; capital, £200,000 Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation Limited, 36 to 4( Moorgate street E C; 5Sun street, Finsbury

square EO; 11 Pall Mall 8 W; 27 Chancery lane we; Ocean buildings, Stratford E; 60 Borough High street S E; 30 Great Tower street E C; and 14.5 Holloway road N; established 1871; capital, £1.000,000

l'remier Insurance Co. Limited. :I & 5 Crown court, Old Broad street EO; established 1903; capital. 100,000

ELEOTRIC LIGHT INSURANOE OF FlOES. Electric & General Assurance Limited. 1 & 2 Great Winchester street E C Electric Light Insurance & Maintenance Co. Limited, 44 Gillingham street, Pimlico s w ; 100 St.

Martin's lane we; 65 Gracechurch street E C& 31 Oonduit street W Law .Accident Insurance Society, 215 Strand W C ; 23 Cornhill E C; 113 Fenchurch street E C; 20

Pall Mall 8 W & Town E;all chambers, Broadway, Stratford E; estab. 1892; capital, £1,000,000

HORSE AND CARRIAGE INSURANCE OFFICES. Compensation & Guarantee Fund Limited, 149 Leadenhall street E 0 Horse, Carriage & General Limited, 17 Queen Victoria street E a Imperial Accident, Live Stock & General, 17 Pall .Malleast S w; established 1878 National Live Stock Insurance Co. Limited, Clun house, Surrey street, Strand w a; 23 Comhill E a;

113 Fenchurch street E a & 20 Pall Mall S W Northern Accident Insurance Co. 23 Coleman street E a; establiRhed 1882 Scottish LiTe Stock Insurance Co. Limited, 9 & 10 King street, Cheapside E 0

LICENSE INSURANCE OFFICES. Law Guarantee & Trust Society Limited (The), 49 Chancery lane & 56 Moorgate street E a Licenses Insurance Corporation & Guarantee Fund Limited, 24 Moorgate street E a

MORTGAGE INSURANCE OFFICES. British Dominions Insurance Co. Limited, 62 King William street E a Law Guarantee & Trust Society Limited (The), 49 Chancery lane W C & 56 Moorgate street EO Licenses Insurance Corporation & Guarantee Fund Limited, 24 Moorgate street E a Mortgage Insurance Corporation (The) Limited, 64 Oannon street E C Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation, 36 to 44 Moorgate street E a; 5 Sun street, Finsbury

squareE 0; 11 Pall Mall S W; 27 Chancery lane wa; Ocean buildings, Stratford, E; 60 Borough High street S E; 30 Great Tower street E a & 145 Holloway road N; established 1871: capital,£1,000,000

Premier Insurance 00. Limited, 3 & 5 Crown court, Old Broad street E a; established 1903; capital, £100,000. '

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. FOU~DED 1807.

50, Regent Street, W., & 14, CornhiII, E.C., London.

BRANCH BELF AST-I0, Victoria Street. BIRMINGHAM-59 & 61, Colmore Row. BRISTOL-OIare Street. CANTERBURY-St. George's Street. DUBLIN-1I3, Grafton Street. EDINBURGH-123, George Street. EXETER-Queen Street. GLASGOW -158, St. Vincent Street

{temporary address). -

OFFICES: LEEDS-9, East Parade. LIVERPOOL-Bank Chambers, 3,Cook St. MANOHESTER-68, Fountain Street. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE-9,Grainger

Street West. NOTTINGHAM-Exchange Walk. SHREWSBURY-12, High Street.

THE PREMIUM INCOME of this Office iii derived from Home Business only, no foreignrisks being undertaken.

THE PAYMENTS MADE FOR LOSSES exceed £5,000,000. Damage by Lightning and Explosion at Coal Gas made good.

THE RETURN SYSTEM of the COUKTY FIRE OFFICE offers-an important advantage on Ordinary Insurances to Policyholders who continue insured in the Office.

THE RATES OF PREMIUM are the same as those charged by other leading offices. FORMS OF PROPOSAL and full particulars as to RA'fES and the ADVANTAGESoffered by

the "COUNTY" may be obtained upon application. BERNARD E. RATLIFFE Secretary.

INSURANCE AD VERTISEMENTS.

NORTH BRITISH AND Estd. 1809. MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO.

FIRE.-LIFE.-ENDOWMENTS,-ANNUITIES.

TOTAL FUNDS exceed INCOME exceeds r~------------'

£16,900,000. £3,500,000.

LIFE DEPARTMENT. Insurances in every desirable form.Claims paid on Proof of Death and Title.NIN;ETY PER OENT. of the Profits

in the Life Department is reserved for distribution among the Assured on the Participating Scale.

ANNUITIES of all kinds granted on the most favourable terms.

FIRE DEPARTMENT. Property of nearly every description, at home

and abroad, insured at the Lowest Rates. Losses by Lightning, Damage by Explosion ot

Gas in buildings not forming part of any Gas Works, made good.

Rents of Buildings insured.

SECURXTY, LXBER.ALXTY ~ PROl.V.l:PTXTUDE in settlement of claims are characteristics of this Company.

Chief Offices{LO~don-61, THREADNEEDLE STREET, E.C. Edmburgh-64, PRINCES STREET.

Office :-No. 26, PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W. (Removed from 5, Whitehall.)

ESTABLISHED 1836. Further empowered by Special Act of Parliament

14 & 15 Viet., cap. 130.

CAPITAL and DEBE~TUR.E .£619,870.

BANKERS.

I~SUl{A~CE ADVERTISE:\1ENTS.

PH<ENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED

FIRE OFFICE)ESTABLISHED 1782.

19, LOMBARD STREET, LONDON, E.e. TRUSTEES AND DIRECTORS.

The Right Hon. LORD AVEBURY, F.R.S., JOSEPH FRANOIS LESCHER, Esq.D.C.L., LL.D. EDGAR LUBBOCK, Esq.

JOSEPH WILLIAM BAXENDALE, Esq. Sir ARTHUR CHARLES LUCAS, Bart. WALTER BIRD, Esq. Admiral CHARLES DAVIS LUCAS, V.C. The Hon. STUART PLEYDELL BOUVERIE. THOMAS DOUGLAS MURRAY, Esq. :BRISTOW BOVILL, Esq. . The Hon. EDWIN PONSONBY. RALPH CLUTTON, Esq. The Han. EDWIN B. PORTMAN. ROBERT KIRKMAN HODGSON, Esq. GEORGE GILBERT TREHERNE TRE

HERNE, Esq. AUDITORS.

MESSRS. CHATTERIS, NIOHOLS & CO. MANAGER AND SECRETARY-H. B. GUERNSEY.

ASSISTANT SECRETARIES-CLEMENT HUTT and E. A. BOSTON.

BRANCH OFFICES: WEST END... 57, Charing Cross, London, S.W. BIRMINGHAM Colmore Row. BRISTOL 47, Oorn Street. OARDIFF 119, St. Mary ·Street. DUBLIN 41, Lower Sackville Street. EDINBURGH 25, George Street. GLASGOW... 121, St. Viflcent Street. HULL ... 161 and 162, High Street. LEEDS 8, Park Row. LIVERPOOL Phrenix Chambers, Exchange. MANOHESTER 18, Oooper Street. NEWOASTLE-ON-TYNE... 3, St. Nicholas Buildings. PL YMOUTH ... Old Town Street.

AGENCIES THROUGHOUT ~HE UNITED KINGDOM AND ABROAD.

Insurances effected against Loss by Fire and Lightning in all parts of the World. Moderate Rates for all Insurances-both ordinary and special.

Every Insurable Risk Covered.

This Company has already paid, in satisfaction of Fire Claims, more than

TWENTY-EIGHT MILLIONS STERLING. Rates and particulars of Insurance may be obtained at the Chief and Branch Offices.

as above, and from the respective agents of the Company.

APPLICATIONS FOR AGENCIES INVITED.

INSURANCE ADVERTISEME~TS.

THE LONDON ASSURANCE; lncorporated by Royal Oharter, A.D. 1720.

FOR FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE ASSURANCES.

Head Office-No.7, ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON.

GRRVILLE H. PALMER, Esq. SELWYN R. PRYOR, Esq. GEORGE ROLFES, Esq. JOHN M. RYRIE, Esq. GEORGE W. TALLENTil, Esq. LEWIS A. WALLACE, Esq. JOHN YOUN~,. E~.

Governor. CHARLES' G. ARBUTHNOT, Esq.

Sub·Governor. Deputy-Governor. ALFRED O. COLE, Esq. I FREDERIC LUDBOCK, Esq.

Directors. HENRY GOSOHEN, Esq. CHARLES B.B.GUTHRIK,Esq. GEORGKW.HENDERSOX,Baq. LoUIS RUTH, Esq. HENRY J. B. KENDALL, Esq. CURTIS W. LAMPSON, Esq. ADML.SIRF. L. MCCLINTOCK,

K.C.B., F. R.S.

OTTO AUGUST BENECKE, Esq.' ROBERT HENRY BENSON, Esq. WILLIAM THOMAS BRAND, Esq. ARTllUR HENRY BRANDT, Esq. COLIN F. CAMPBEJ,L, Esq. . SIR CLISTON EnW..lRD DAW

KINS, K.O.B. JOllN DENNISTOUN, Esq. HOWARD GILLIAT, Esq.

Secretary. I Underwriter. O. A. DENTON. Esq, S. K. DAVIS, Elq.

Manager of the Fire and Life Departments. J AMKS CLUNKS, Esq.

Actuary-A. G. HE~(MING, Esq.

,The Corporation has granted Fire, Life, and Marine Al!surances for more than a Hundred and Eighty years; during that loug period it has endeavoured to introduce into its practice all the real improvements that have from time to time been suggested, and to afford every facility for the transaction of business.

INCOME, 1903. Life Premiums ...•••••.••••••••••••..•••••~ £166,820 0 10 Fire Premiums ••••••••••••••••••.••.••.•.•.• 513.085] 9 7 Marine Premiums ••••••••••••••••.•.•.••. 246,53] 17 3 Interest .,..................................... 155,447] 9 1 Other Receipts.'............................. 5,392 5 0

£1,087,278 9

FUNDS, 31st December, 1903. Shareholders' Capital paid up ...•••... £448,275 0 0 General Reserve Fund .•.•••......•••..• 450,UOO 0' 0 Life Assurance Funds..................... 2,219,120 14 6 Fire Fund 710,00n 0 0 Marine Fund............................... 258,280 11 I)Profit and Lo~s ••.••.•••..•••••.•.•••.•••• 14U,707 16 1 Investments Depreciation Account... 30,000 0 0 Provision for accrued liabilities ..•..• 10;,186 0 8

£4,363~570 2 8

----,r---------Prospectuses and copies of the Accounts can be had on a.pplication.

INSURANCE ADV~RTISEMENTS,

+ + + + + + + + + • + + + • + + +,+ ••• +' •••

• -. AND ••

Middle Mill, Kingston-on-Thames. :t. .t.+++++ ••••••••••• ++ •• +++

• THE. 1905. ~

Visitors' Guide TO

~Pleasure & Health Resorts

" ..All _ ~ . _ ._

Printel1& PubUsltel1 by KECLr'S Dl~6C'J:ORl~ lil'1) •• 182·114.lugh l101born, London, W. C.

Telegl"aphic Address.:. U 01RECTORY •..LOl')lDON." ~ ~

KELLY'S DI~ECTO~IES. LTD.,.

(]eneraJ P,-inters « Publishers -OF

.DIRECTORfES, MAPS, AN2 i OTHER PUBLICATIONS.

, 7t'RE issuing for the 26th time with each of their London Local' Direc· 1"'1. tories a" VISITORS' GUIDE II to Towns resorted to- by the Public in

search of health or:pleasure, and in doing so they would particularly point out that their, object has not been to give an exhaustive account of any town in particular, or to place the claims of one before another; but simply to supply intending visitors . with a LIST OF HOTELS and BOARDING HOUSES 'in each place, and some other information of general interest, so that 'they may'be enabled to make arrangements for their stay prior to arrival, and thus save· the trouble and inconvenience of searching for accommodation as strangers in the town.

To meet the requt:rements of such 'as' may prefer :'Furnishr.{[' or Unfurnished Houses or Apartments, it. LIST OF HOUSE &. ESTATE AGENTS has also been added; and any of tftefirms ''named will, on application, be glad to forward particulars of such Houses or Apartments as they may have on their books. A Stamped Envelope should be enclosed. for reply.

ll)ubltebing. "fffcee & ]printing 'U'UlorJun

1821 183 & 184, HIGH HOLHORN, LONDON, w.e. BRANCH WORKS:

MIDDLE MILL,. KIN,OSTON ..ON-THAMES.

Branch Offices, with ·Resident Agents: Bm)I1~GlIAlII: 13; Tempie' Street. LEEDS: 9, South Parade. BRISTOL: 57, Victorill Street. LIVERPOOl,: lOA, South Ca8U~ Street. GLASGOW: 137, West Regent Street. l\IAI'iCHESTER; 37, Brown Stre6t.

SHEFFIELD: 44, Church Street. _

P.~RIS: (Agency) 23, Rue de :Vaugiraru. HAlIlBCRG: (Kelly & Co.) Brandstwiete, ~4., NEW YOHK: (Kelly Pnblishin~ Company), Temple Court, 5, Beekman Street.

Special Notice TO

Parents & Guardians.

l:HE Fublishers wish to bring' speCia11y~~fore a large

section of the London ' Fub1it; vi.z."i:hose who , I • '. I'

require Education ~t theS~aS,i~~,' fot' their

Children, the fact that great advan1:ag~'n:lay he '~, . . •. . . . . . . . . ." .

derived by' them: from consulting the :paQe~',',"o{their

Infqrmatiori, wiH: ~herein' be :.foUhd··respecting

$CbOoIS and JS"ucattonal JEstabltsbll1ents' suited' to

a11classes of Society:and si.tuated in Sca::::stt'e Uowns , ..

on the J6ast, 'Wiest and,$outb' <roasts, most of which . . . , .' ..~ . . . . '

are' within easy'- re'ach. of London, ::and :etijoy a • i' :., '

1Reputatton for their' de1ightful'.position's 'a'ndhealth~

giving. properties of atmosphere.

INDEX TO TOWNS. -0

25 95 96 9703

99 .. 100

103 1°3

PAGE Plymouth & Devon-

port Quantock Hills

(Somerset) .. , 80 Ral1lsgate ... 80 Ryde (see 1. of Wight) 55 St. Leonards on - Sea

(see Hastings) -l6 St. l\Iarg:.ret's Bay... 02 Sandgate ... 02 Sandown (see Isle of

Wight) ... Scarborough 8~a View (see Isle of

Wight)... 56 Shanklin (see Isle of

Wight) ... Sheringham Shoreham . Sidmollth . SouthamptonSouthend-on-Sea Southsea (Hants) Southwold Stokes Bay Swanage .. , Teignmouth Torquay ... Totland Bay (see Isle

of Wight) Tunbridge Wells Ventnor (see Isle of

Wight) ... Walmer (see Deal and

Walmer) Walton-on-the-Naze . Westcliff-on-Sea Westgate-on -Sea Weston-super-Mare Westward Ho! (see

Bideford and Westward Ho!) .. ,

\Veymouth ., Whitby Woolacombe Bay Worthing ... Yarmouth (see Great

ya~mQllth) ,,,79

45 13 49 51 52 52 54 54 54 55 55 56 57 57 58 58 59 5960 61 64 64 65 66 68 74 72

73 76 77 77 78

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Aberyslwylh .. , ... 51 GodalmingAlyerstoke (seeStnkes Gorleston-on-Sea

Bay) 91 Great l\Ialvern (see Bath .. , 6 Malvern) 66 Bemhriclge (see Isle Great Yarmouth 42

of:Wight) 54 Guildfonl... 43 Bexhill-on-Sea 7 Harrogate 44 Bicleford & Westward Harwich ... 45

Ho! 8 Haslemere & HilldBirchinglon-on-Sea... 9 head 45 Bognor 10 Hastings&St. Leonard; 46 Bonchurch (see Isle of Hayling Island 48

Wight) .. , 54 Herne Bay 48 Boscombe(seeRourne- Hindhead (see Hasle

mouth) ... 10 mere & Hindhead) Bournemouth .. , 10 Hove (see Brighton). Box Hill(seeDorking) 27 Hunstanton Bridlington 12 Ilfracombe Brighton ... 13 Ilkley (Yorks) .,. Bristol (see Clifton).. 22 Isle of Wight .. , Broadstairs 14 Bembridge ... B'.1rnham (Somerset). 15 Bonchurch Buxton IS Freshwater Bay ... Cheltenham 16 Ryde Christchurch 17 Sandown Clacton-on-Sea 18 Sea View Clevedon ... 21 Shanklin Clifton 22 Totland Bay .. Cromer 23 Ventnor .. Crystal Palace District Leamington Spa

(seeNorwood Upper) 77 Lee-on-the-Solent Dawlish ... 25 Leigh-on-Sea .. , Deal and \Valmer ... 25 Littlehampton ... Devonport (see Ply- Lowestoft...

mouth&Devonport) 79 Lyme Regis Dorking&BoxHill... 27 Lynmouth & Lynton Dover 27 Maidenhead Dovercourt 28 ~lalvern Droitwich 29 Margate ... Dulwich ... 29 Matlock Eastbourne 29 l\linehead ... Exeter 32 Mundesley-on·Sea Exmouth .. , 33 Newquay ... Felixstowe 34 Norwood (Upper) Folkestone 37 Overstrand Freshwater Bay (see Paignton ...

Isle of Wight) 54 Pakcfield frinton-on-~~a, J9, to£9

VISITORS GUIDE.-ABERYSTWYTH.

ABE RY5TWYTI I, 5

THE "Biarritz of Wales," is the most populous town in Cardiganshire, though not the county town. It is situated on the West Welsh Coast, about

the centre of the beautiful Cardigan Bay, and, while not being inaccessible, is n: sufficiently long distance from large centres of population to prevent it:: bein~ overrun by day trippers. It possesses a most equable temperature, being warmed hythe Gulf Stream and swept by the south-west breezes from the Atlantic. The town is supplied with the purest water from Plynlimmon, and the drainag~ is perfect. The late Sir James Clarke, M.D., says: "A fortnight i:l Aberystwyth is equivalent to a month's residence in most watering-places." Visitors reach Aberystwyth from London (Euston, L. & N. W. and Paddington, G. ,V. Railways); from the Midlands via Shrewsbury and 'Velshpool; from South 'Vales via Moat Lane, over the Taff Vale, Brecon and l\Ierthyr, and Cambrian; or via Carmarthen and Pencader on the G. W.R., and a line called the Manchester and Milford and from the North of England, Lancashire and Yorks via Whitchurch and Ellesmere. Tourist tickets are issued at all the principal stations in the kingdom for Aberystwyth, and special arrangements are made by train or coach to enable visitors during their stay to see the many places of interest inland and on the coast. Aberystwyth has the prettiest seascape and is the most interesting of all the Welsh watering-places. The sea is remarkably clear and pure, and does not ebb beyond a few yards. Standing on the Castle Promontory, Snowdon is seen to the north, and Pembrokeshire is seen to the south. On either side of the Promenade or Terrace, as it is locally called, cliffs and hills rise to several hundred feet. The bay between the two points is broken by several reefs over which the sea ripples and breaks. The Promenade is of concrete and is provided with Band Stand and numerous seats, decorated with flower beds, and is now continued around the Castle grounds and on to South Terrace. The terrace is ended on the north by the Hostel for women students, and in the centre or thereabouts stand the fine buildings of the University College of Wales. A large variety of pleasure craft ply in the bay at the usual rates. The boats are annually surveyed by the Corporation, and the boatmen hold their licences subject to good behaviour and obedience to the regulations. Any of the boatmen are willing to show sport in sea-fishing for gurnard, whiting and mackerel, and fishing from the reefs may be han for bass and whiting-pollock. In 1864 a Company erected a pretty Promenade Pier at the southern end of the Marine Parade. About 100 feet of the Pier was washed away in 1866; and the structure was afterwards strengthened, and re-opened in 1872. In 1896 a pavilion, capable of holding 2,000, was opened, when the King (then Prince of Wales) attended a banquet therein. A round of first-class entertainments is provided in the Pavilion and on the Pier, which are greatly appreciated by visitors. Constitution Hill rises on the north-east of the town to a height of 490 feet above the sea. The view from the summit includes the town, sea, the Rheidol and Ystwyth Valleys, the mountains of Wales, including Cader Ic1ris and Snowdon, with the glorious crescent of coa:,t from Bardsey Island to St. David's Head. In 1896 a Cliff Railway was opened to the summit of the hill, and the hill itself converted into Cliff Gardens intersected by walks and provided with rustic summer houses. The view from Pen Dinas (413 feet high), approached through Bridge street and Trefechan, turning to the left after passing under the railway bridge, and then by tbc footpath at the right, commencing at a cottage, is extensive, and includes tLe town, Plynlimmon, the source of the river Rheidol, and the Ystwyth and Rheidol Valleys. f\ pl,ilway hfl,fj gy~n ~Qll~truct~q ~a.ned. Th~ Yal~ gf Rheidol which

6 VISITORS' GUIDE.~ABERYSTWYTH-:-,-,BATH.

AS ERYSTWYT,H~co1ltillued. lakes visitors up to,the Devil's Bridge and Falls which are ~bout twelve miles :1istant. ,The cataract, at Devil's Bridgeco!}sists of 'four falls, making :a total descent of 210 feet. :The bridge h!ts' been thrown across a chasm. 114 feet above the first fa! land 324 feet from the bottom of the cataract. . The arch is supposed to have been .constructed by 'the monks of Strata FIorida Abbey; but it has since been poetiCally_ attr~btited to sillJernatural agency and given the name of Devil's Bridge. D~y returll tickets are jssued on th~ Cambrian Railway from·AbeJ:ystwyth to Aberdovey, Towyn, Barmouth, Portmadoc and all sta;tions on the coast, also to Machynlleth,(the l\faglona of the' Romans) .. Takin~ a ~eturn through tic:ket, which aJso inCludes ttIe .coach fare to .Talyllyn', Lake and back,. the Corris Toy Railway has brought within easy reach of Aberystwyth one of the most delightful of the rilgged, and mo.llntainous.,distri,cts of .Wales. The total charge is 3S. 9d. Change at Machynlleth for Corris; At Talyllyn the visitor has several ..ways lying before him. .He' may. ascend Cader Idris and return .home via Corrjs ; he may make ~or DOlgdley from the summit (6 miles) in time to catch one of the evening.; trains into Aberystwyth ; he may spend the day ,on and about the lake, .<llld perhqps g~t a little 'fishing; or, if he ~as driv¢n £rpm Corris, ~ontinlle'the'driv~ through the wild P:'!.ssof Bwlchyllynbach on to J)olg;e,lley, .or return ho~e to J\berystwyth via'Towyn. Fares from Euston or Pa?dington, Single-"":Ist Class,' 3S/W ;,~nd Class, ,23/1 I ; 3rd Class, 19/8~. Touri~t tickets, aVitilable for 'six, mboths, 1st Class;- 67/4; 2nd, Class, 43/4; 3rd Class, 34(-. ' Friday &, Saturday to', Monday- 'or Tuesday, 1st Class, 49/-;2nd Glass; 32/6; 3i"d Class, 24/6." ,. ',., :, _. "

,Ta,E' Q.UEE,:N"S:·'"HOTE'L~ , Faciiii the Sea, Marine' Plirade. . .

F 'inST:CLASS' Fa~ily' Hotel. Contains Dini;;g 'Rooms, iadi~~' Drawing n;';om; Librarv, Hewing'. Recreation and Private Sitting Rooms, iwhich face the Sea and al'e lighten by

Electricity, Billiard and Smoking Rooms, and nbout'IOO Bedrooms. Table d'Hate 'at 7.30 o·c1ock. according to Bedroom. "A fortnight at Aberystwith is equal to a month at most watering-places." Reducl'd 'J'prm.' durin" the JVintn' (Octobl'r to Mop) from 2~ Guinl'a8 per Meek, or 10/6 per day.

BOARDING TERMS FROM 3~ GUINEAS PER WEEK, OR FROM 12/6 PER DAY, . Por Tariffs; «C., apply W. H. PALMER. Proprietor.

THE BELLE' VU'E HOTEL, MARINE TERRACE.

One of the che apest and mo~t comfortable Hateis in Wales. SPLEXDID COMlIlERCIAJ, ROOM and COl<'I<'EER.OO)I facing the Sea.

BOARDING TERMS FROM2~ CUINEAS PER WEEK, OR 9/ PER DAY, according to Bedroom. TahIe d'Hate at 6.30 o'clock.

, . Por Tariffs, «C., apply to Manageress.

ALVERST.OKE-~e~ STOKES BAY• ..~. BATH,

ACATHEDRAL ci.ty, is.~eligh(fu.lly situated, and noteo,for hot m~neral springs, and more espeCIally 111the w1I1(er sellson as a fasillonable resort of much

celebrity. The fine old Abbey Church was Imilt in the 16th century and restored in 1859. The J\'Iuseum contains a collection of ancient Roman remains, said to be unequalled in any other city in England. Widcombe Old Church) built in

VISITORS' nUIDF..~BATH-nF.XHILL-ON-~F.A. 7

15°2, an ivy-covered building, is of Norman origin. A fine Roman bath, in the centre of the city, has been excavated, after being buried 2,000 years. Bristol, with its channing suburb of Clifton, is1 I niiles distant. Ordinary farcs from Paddington-Single, 1st Class, 17/10; 2nd Class, 11/2; 3rd Class, 8/11. Return tickets, a\'ailable for one month-1st Class, 31/3; 2nd Class, 19/6. From \Vaterloo-Single, 1st Class, 193; 3rd Class, 9/7~. Return tickets (available for six months)-Ist Class, 33/9; 3rd Class, 1913. Tourists tickets available for six months are issll.ed by the G. W. H.. & L. & S. W. R. Fares from London stations: 1st Class, 31J3; 2nd Class, 19/6; 3rd Ciass, 16/-. Week-end Tickets are also issued-1st Class, 23/- ; 2nd Class, 19/6; 3rd Class, 11/6.

BOARDING 1I0USES. Fernleigh, 5,Pu1teney Road. Channi'ngly situated near Baths. Gravel soil.

1lrs. Wilkinson. Misses Harvey. Comfortable &. COlumodious. 5, South Parade. Close to

Baths and Station. 1I0USE & ESTATE AGENTS.

Chedgzoy &. Co., 6, North Parade, Bath. Particulars free. T. Knight &. Son, 10 Milsom Street. Registers Free. Also Auctioneers. Powell &. Powell, 18, Old Bond Street, B3;th; and the Paddington Depositories,

London, \V., Removal and .\Varehousing Contractors. House Agents. List .of Properties sent free on application.

PIUVATE 1I0TEL. Pulteney Private Hotel, Pulteney Street, Bath. Central. N"ear Baths. First·

class Accommodation. Good Table. 1\1oderate Charges. F. Parker.

------•.•._-----BEMBRIDGE-see ISLE OF. WIGHT.

------, ..•_-.-------BEXHILL=ON=SEA.

BEXHILL as a high-class health resort is rapidly growing in the estimation of the public. Experience has proved the air to be eminently dry and invigo

rating, and the sanitary arrangements are all that could be desired. The town is beautifully situated in' a Bay, almost midway between Hastings and Eastbourne, ano commands an extensive view of the English Channel, Beachy Head, &c. A Music Enclosure has been constructed on the fine Esplanade, and a band of exceptional quality performs here or in the Kursaal daily all the year round. The surrounding country is exceedingly picturesque, and many delightful walks and drives are to be found in the neighbourhood. There are good Golf Links, and a Cricket Club open to visitors. Fares from London Bridge or Victoria: Single1st Class, 10/-; 2nd Class, 6/3; 3rd Class, 4/10. Return tickets (available for six months)-Ist Class, Ii/'ll,; 2nd Class, 12/6; 3rd Class, 9/8. Friday, Saturday and Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 14/-; 2nd Class, 9/-; 3rd Class, 7/6.

THE DEVONSHIRE HOTEL, BEXHILL-ON·SEA. Near Sea and Station. Home comforts. Eng-Iish style. Moderate tariff. Inclusive te.ms.

Proprietress, Mrs. F. SEWELL. [leOR OTH!CR ADVERTS. 1'.'1'.0.

De La \Varr Para(le. I1i;.rh~class LJoarding establisLllllcnt. UnriValled vle~v 01 sea. Opposite Ku:"s lal and bandstand. Separate tables. Billiards ,full SIIC). Under new management. .Mrs. OWEN EVANS, Proprietres;.

BOARDING EST ABLISHME"T, 8, l\larine Crescent. Good position. Facing sea. Clo~e to l\1ctropole. Terms on application. A reduction nlade for winter months and for permanent visitors. I\liss BA R RETT. Propr.etrc"

G ,PENSIO:\ & PRIVATE APARTMENTS. Overlooking- Metropole Gardens. Finesteorge S position on Sca Front. Most desirable Snnnncr and Winter Residence. Sheltered

, position. Good cookin~ ami attendance. :\Ioderate tenns. !\Ir;. SEIKEL.

8' VISITORS' GUIDR.-BR~HILL-ON·SEA-BIDEFORD AND \\'IBTWARD HO!

BEXH ILL-ON-SEA-contill1ted.

THE BEXHILL HYDRO MARINE MANSIONS. South Aspect. Fac:n~ Sea. SpecialAccommodation for Invalids. Electric, 1I0t Air anrl other

• Merlicated Baths. Separate Table. Misl BROOK.

St. ST. HELEN'S, 13, lIIARI;-.IE 1II.\NSIONS. Comfortable Boarding Establbhment. Facing Sea

Close to Kursaal and Golf Lmks. Spedal terms for Satnrd~v to ,\Ionday. Proprietre'5. ;\IRS. HASELGROVE.

SOUTH CLIFF Winnold House, COOPER'S PRIVATE HOTEL PENSION (or apartments). 18, Albert Roarl, Bexhill.Separate tables. Personally supervised by Miss

COOPER, late of Central Hotel, Glasgow.

BOARDING HOUSE. Inverleith. Albany Road. Select. Close to Sea.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS.

RICHES & GRAY, House & Estate Agents, I, Devonshire Terrace, Bexhill-on=Sea.

Register of Houses anu Land and :.\Iap free on application. Telephone No. 34a.

A Fiouse Agency Register, published monthly. John Bray, Auctioneer, Estate Agent, Valuer, &c., 5, Devonshire Terrace, adjoining the Railway Station (West End, Bexhill-on-Sea.

Beagleys, Auctioneers, I, Marina Court Avenue. Complete Illustrated Lists Post .Free. Also at St. Leonardson-Sea.

E; W. LOVELAND, House Agent, 6, St. Leonards Road. Register and Map Free.

----- •.•.•-----BIDEFORD & WESTWARD HOt BIDEFORD is delightfully situated on the banks of the picturesque and charm

ing river Torridge, which abounds in fish, and is free to all lovers of the ro I and line; it is 220 miles from London, and is central for the whole of N onh Devon, Clovelly, Hartland, Bude, Ilfracombe and Lynton. It possesses a history of its own, having figured during the Elizabethan and Stuart eras, and has both a commercial and naval interest. The river is crossed by a bridge of 24 arches, originally built in the fourteenth century, but widened in 1865. Kingsley in "\Vestward lIo !" describes it "as the little white town sloping upward fr:Hl1the broad tide-river paved with yellow sand." The Royal Hotel contains. a room in which portions of this book were written, and on one of the panels !m'lgs a portrait (said to be by Vandyke) of John Strange, grandfather of Rose Sa.terne (the fickle" Rose of the Torridge"), immortalised in "Westward Ho!" The climate in winter is very mild and suitable for invali~s: The neighbou[hood around is exceedingly interesting anO offers unequalled opportunities for excursions, drives, &c.; about 2& miles away lies \Vestward He! which

~RS) GUIDE.-BIDEFORD A:\D WESTWARD HO !--BIR~!~I~GTOK-ON-SEA. «L

is open to the full roll of the Atlantic. Fox, Stag, Otter and Hare h;)lmds are kept in the neighbourhood, for which Bideford is the most convenient centre. \Vestward Ho! is principally remarkable for its famous Pehble Ridge, Golf Links, and for its excellent College, founded by the Officers of the Army and Navy in 1874; also for its first-class hotel accommodation. Fares from Waterloo (L. & S. \iV. R.), Single~Ist Class, 35/ro; 2nd Class, 22/6; 3rd Class, I7/rr. Return tickets (available for six months), 1st Class, 62/9; 2nd Class, 39/3; 3rd Class, 35/10. Friday, Saturday and Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 45/-; 2nd Class, 28/3; 3rd Class, 22/6. Tourists Tickets availahle for two months are issued during the summer. FareS-1st Class, 55/- ; 2nd Class, 39/3; 3rd Class, 32/-. Fares from Paddington (G. W. R.) to Barn-staple-Single, 1st Class, 34/6; 2nd Class, 21/6; 3rd Class, 17/3. Return tickets for one month-1st Class, 60/6; 2nd Class, 37/ro. Tourists Tickets available for six months are also issued by both the G. W. R. & L. & S. W. R. to Barnstaple during the summer, the fares frCll1 Lonclon being, 1st Class, 55/-; 2nd Class, 37/ro; 3rd Class, 31/-. Week End Tickets to Barnstaple-Ist Class, 43/6; 2nd Class, 27;6; 3rd Class, 21/9. Bideford is 8} miles & Westward lIo ! rr~ miles from Barnstaple.

ROYAL HOTEL BIDEFORD Hig.h-cla~sLeading Hotel, ~ith every convemellee & comfort. Contmental Gourt·

, • yard. Shcltere,l from E. and N.E. winus. Ailjoininll" Railwl1.YHation, with Horses & Carriage~ of every description. Fr, neh

private entrall(,e. & Gprmall spoken. STA~LEY HEARD. PrO]Ir.

~idefor.~.-TANTON'S HOTEL. First-class Family & Commercial. UnrIvalled pOSItIon,overlookm~ Promenade, River, and Old Brid~e. 1sminutes from Royal N. Devon Golf Links.

• H A . c~~)it<li hotel. in every way. "-SportiJt.~ alld Dra1Jlatic. . Famous for Its first·class CUlSmc and Comforts. Table d'Hote, ,cparate tables. ~[odcrat" tanff and _________________ "_C_" ~pe_n_'_i0n_'_'_tc_r_lll~. ,V. CInDIE, Proprietor.

HOUSE. & ESTATE AGENT. A. W. Cock, F.A.L, 21, High Stre~t, opposite Post Office. House Lists Free.

--------.-------BIRCHINGTON=ON=SEA

Isa rising watering-place in the Isle of Thanet, and about 3t miles we~t of Margate; it stands on high ground, is close to the sea, is very healthy, and is

rapidly becoming a fashionable place. The town has all the advantages of a good sea and sand for bathing, salubrious air, delightful country, with many historical and interesting places within easy reach. The Directory and Guide published by Kelly's Directories, Limited, will be found to contain most valuable information respecting the Isle of Thanet; price 1/-, at 182, 183 & 184, High Holhorn, London, \V;C., and of all Booksellers in the Island. Fares from Charing Cross, Cannon Street and London Bridge and Holborn Viaduct, St. Paul's, and Victoria-Single 1st Class, II/II; 2nd Class, 7/4; 3rd Class, 5/llt Return tickets, available for six months-1st Class, 20/10; 2nd Class, 14/8 3rd Class, II/II. Friday, Saturday, or Sunday to Tuesday,. 1st Class, 16/-; 2nd Class, 12/- ; 3rd Class, 8/-.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. George Cousins, The Birchington C. A. Edmonds, Agent for the

House, Bungalow and Estate Agency. Bungalows, &c. !elephone No, 049 Birchington.

10 VISITOR~' GUInE.-RO(;NOR--HOURNE~IO{1TH.

BOGNOR A BATHING PLACE pieasantly situated on the South Coast, is sheltered from

north winds by t.he South Downs and has a good beach and sea frontage, and is much frequented, tl-.e air being pure and the situation delightful. A Promenade, nearly a mile long, has been constructed for the convenience of visitors. Band plays daily on the Pier and on the sea front during the season. The water supply is excellent, and the sanitation on the most approved lines. The rainfall is low, and the. number of hours of sunshine throughout the year is much above the average. There is very good bathing and boating and fishing. 'Fares from London Bridge or Victoria-Single, 1st Class, 10/6; 2nd Class, 6/10; 3rd Class, 5/4. Return tickets, available for six monthS-1st Class, 17/- ; 2nd Class, 12/2; 3rtl Class, 10/8. Return tickets, Friday, Saturday and Sunday to Tuesday-1st Class, 15/9; 2nd Class, 10/3;. 3rd Class, 8/~..

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Buckle &. Clidero, High Street, Bognor.

Also Grocers and Wine Merchants. Register of Furnished Houses sent free ..

\V. L. Gregory, Auctioneer, &c., High Street

S. Hodges. Also AuCtioneer, &c., 5, London Road. List Free.

. Thomas Tregear, 'Vest Bognor. Par

. ticulars free.

Charles Knowles, opposite Railway Station. Particulars free on application. Household Removals to or from all parts.

Walter Neale, London Road. Furnished and Unfurnished Houses. Apartments.

Reynolds & Co., Auctioneers. Regis. ter of Furnished and U nturnished

Houses Free.

BONCHURCH-Sce ISLE OF WIGHT. . ,

BOSCOMBE-See BOURNEMOUTH.

------_.•.._-----BO·URNEMOUTH

Issituated in the south-west of H~mpshire, and is easily accessible· from London The bracing and health-giving powers of the place have been universally

extolled, and it now stands without a ri,:al as one of the first invalid winter resorts in England. The town is encircled with Pine }'orests, and the whole subsoil for several miles is gravel. The temperature of Bournemouth is remarkably even, a fact which is of great importance to the invalid. There are splendid Piers, which are· well patronized both summer and winter; a Cricket and Recreation Ground al1d Lawn Tennis COlirts, ·and excellent Golf Links, laid out by a well-known· professional, with a separate course for ladies, open to visitors by the day or week; also Winter Gardens open all tr.e year round, in which Dan Godfrey's Band plays daily .. In the summer months there are several well-appointed Steamers plying aaily between Bournemouth and Boscombe aml the Isle of 'Vight, Swanage, ·Weymouth, &c. The l;athing is of the best description. The sands are good, stretceing for about five miles to Christchurch on the east, and nearly. the sallie distance to Poole on the west. The walks and drives .are numerous, and of very: varied beauty. One of the prettiest drives is to Southbourne. ~ An old Roman Gr British ·Endunpmen:t may be seen a short distance from the town, and a t .Ch~istchurch .the remains of a

VrstTOR:' CUrhE.-i10URNRM __O U_T_"H_. 1_1_

Castle built in the eleveilth century. \Vimborne, ,91 miles distant, is famous for its splendid Minster, which contains ,m~J1Y,anc~ent monuments. An important feature of the town is' the Pleasure Gardens, which are extensive and tastefully laid out.\The new sen'lec, of 'Electric Trams' has proved a very gieat convenience, making access to all parts of the towr! and to the outlying districts both pleasant atiq..'speedy. Pokesdown,' now ~a separate ·urbah; distriet;.·.h~ts .1. railway station,' als6 a: good, service, of omnibuses to'LBosc()Il1Le.. ~Vinton, a popular ana 'growing suburb of Bourpemouth, is:si~uated, ,ncar the Talbot Woods, and is served by an excellent.service .. of .ekctric .trams ... FareS from "VaterIoo as follows-To Bournemouth (Central); Single, 1st Class, 18/-; 2nd Class, I I/l; 3rd Class, 9/-. , Retun'l tickets ava'ilable' for. six months'-':Ist Class, 31/6-; 2nd Class, 19/9; 3rd Class,. 16/-. F:r}day,' Saturday and Sunday to Tuesday, 1st Class, 22/6; 2nd Class, 14/3; 3rd Class, 11/3.' Also on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, available for the' Monday week following-1st Class, 28/6; 2nd Class, 17/6. To Bournemouth West;-,-Single.-(via gingwoo~)1 1st Clas,s, 1.9/-,;. 2nd Class, 12/-; 3rd Class, 9/6; (via Sway) 1st Class, 18/6 ; 2nd Class, 11/6; 3rd Class, 9/3. Return tickets (available for six month) (via Ringwood), 1st Class, 33/3; 2nd Class, 21/-; 3rd Class, 17/-; (VIaSway), 1st Class, 32/6; 2nd Class, 20/4; 3rd Class, 16/6. Friday, Saturday & Sunday to Tuesday, 1st Class, 23/3; 2nd Class, 14/6; 3rd Class, 11/9. Also on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, available for the Monday week following, 1st Clas:;, 29/8 ; 2nd Class, 18/-.

THE QUE~N, Bath Road, Bournemouth.

Occupies one of the finest sites in the town.

~~~e~t~rT\~~'I~i~~~J1K~~ssea\:~~Jrj!~~~~\~Gi~l?ii~lkt~~ Billiards. Lofty, spacious Public Rooms. including- Smoking'Room, also Loung-e. Table d'Hote. Separate Tables. Extellent Cuisine. .Comfortably and cosily furnished

throughout.BOARD AND RESIDENCE-,

,Weekly; 355. 6d. to 3 Guineas. Daily,.6s. to 9s. Tne Principal Churche, and Chapels, Shops,Tbeatre, Winter Ganlen. Pier, Cricket Ground, and Public Gardens are within five minutes' walk

of "The Queen." Illustrated Tariff sent on application to MISS TYE.

BOURNEMOUTH.

TH·E PARAGON, w~s~. C~~:DENS. Comfo~t;lbll' Private Boarding House, situated amidst the Pines 011 the West Cliff, close to the Sea and West Bathing Machines. Good Sea Views from each part of the house.

FULL·SIZED BILLIARD TABLE. TERMS MODERATE.' Address: EVANS & TOMKI!\IIS.

HO'W", WEST CLIFF -GARDENS.

SILVER ~irBt::::claBB :fSoarNng J5BtabIiBbmcllt.

And "LOUGHTONHURST~" FOOD REFORM ESTABLISHMENT. Electrical Massage. Vapour Baths. &c;

Delightful situation. Well sheltered. Close to Cliffs, Durley Chine, Golf L'nks, New Over-cliff Drive, & Winter Gardens. Electric Light. Inclusive term5 fro", 305. per week. Address: Mrs. HUME (llU HUTTEMAN).

ULLS~A'TER WEST CLIFF GARDENS. BOURNEMOUTH, High.c1ass Boardin~ Establish' " ,went. Liberal Table. Near Sea. Pier, Winter Gardens. Billiards and Smoke kool1l •

••1ei:;talJ\~\,••un~watet.·· Term;;, from 3Ss. National Telephone No. 24 Y. MR. and MI{S. LEE. (FOR 01HER ADVERTS. 1'.T.e.

12 Vl~lfi'ORSI dtilDit,-"'-BOll kk i<:l\iOb'h-t-ilibtliJ Ndi'ON .

BOURN EMOUTH-colltillued, ._ -......,

l~~a:,.J JOLLIFFE & FLINT, [lE~~~. HOUSE .. LAND &: ESTATE AGENTS.-* 1, CENTRAL ARCADE, BOURNEMOUTH,-3+

Supply comprehensive Lists of Residences for Sale and to be Let Furnished or Unfurnished-Gratis. Post Free. Valuations for Probate.

LANE & SMITH, House and Estate Agents, 81, Old Christchurch l{oad, Bournemouth, suppy Gratis, complete Property Regi,ter for entire District.

BOARDING ROUSE· The Grosvenor, West Cliff, Standing in own grounds.

Gardens. Close to Sea and

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Bournemouth District Agency(Tyler's), Jolliffe & Flint, 1, Central Arcade.

32, Old Christchurch Road and 47, See Advertisement. Charminster Road. List free. Henry Kingston, Wilts & Dorset Bank

A. l\IcEwan Brown, The Auction and Chambers, Boscombe. Property Mart, Boscombe. Rebbeck Bros., Gervis Place, Bourne-

Cooper & Riddett, House Agents, Bank month. Established 1845. Lists Chambers, Bonrnemouth. Lists free Free. on application. R. Tuffin, 78. Wimborne Road, Win-

R. Greaves, 69, Poole Road, \Vest ton, Bournemouth. Particulars Free. bourne, Bournemouth. Particulars \Vhatley & Co. Ltd., The Square~ free. Bournemouth. Register Free.

BOXHILL-See DORKINO AND BOXHILL. --------.-._---

BRIDLINGTON. I\. TOWN of considerable antiquity, owning a singularly fine collegiate parish

1~ church. Its n~wer portion is a most pleasant sea-side watering place, ils Boating and Bathing facilities being particularly safe, possessing also excellent sands and a Broad Marine Parade, alike sheltered by the chalk cliffs of Flamborough Head, which is within easy walking or driving. The two massive piers forming the harbour afford a favourite marine promenade. Fares, from King's Cross, via Goole and Hull-1st Class, 3°/-; 3rd Class, 16/6!. Return ticket available for One Month-1st Class, 58/-. Via York and Steamer1st Class, 33/10; 3rd Class, 20/31. Return tickets, double fare. Friday or Saturday to Monday or TuesdaY-1st Class, 33/-; 3rd Class, 20/-. Tourists ,ickets, 1st Class, 58/-; 3rd Class, 31/-. There is also another route, from SL Panctus.i fares, same as from King's Cross.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENT.

Charles H. Ward ill. Register of Furnished Houses in Town or Vicinity Free.. Please, ~tate r~~uirements. Letters or Telq?;ra:,:.; .. Y.. .1,: ::l. Auct:o.lLer, Bndhngton,

Vlsr1'ORS~ GtJrbit.-lnUdlt'fON.

BRIGHTON. 13

T~E principal attractions of this magnificent town, the" Queen of English "Vatering-places,'" comprise-the Royal Pavilion, Palace and Grounds,' the

Grand Dome at the Pavilion, 250 feet in diameter; the Museum, Picture Galleries, and Free Library; the Grand Aquarium, tlll~ largest in the world; Baths and Hotels upon a noble and extensive scale; the Steyne: handsome Squares; Ancient Parish Church of St. Nicholas; the finest Marine Drive, Sea Frontage and Promenade in the world, extending from Kemp Town to CliftoIl\'ille, more than four miles in length; the Madeira Road, under the Cliff by the Sea, sheltered on the north and east, extending from the Marine Pier to Kemp Town. The new West Pier has now a commodious Pavilion at the seaward end. The new Marine pier opposite the Old Steine was erected in place of the old Chain Pier, which was destroyed by a heavy gale on December 4th, 1896, and is 1,710 feet long; at the seaward end is a beautiful palace capable of seating 1,500 persons. Bands play daily at the Grand Aquarium, and on the Piers, also along the Sea front. Fashionable Conceits at the Grand Aquarium and at the Royal Pavilion every Saturday afternoon. The Grand Aquarium is now provided with an Italian Garden for promenaders. The Devil's Dyke-\Vaggonettes and other conveyances daily to this celebrated place on the South Downs. An Open-Air Skating Rink at the Hove Cricket Ground. Polo Club. Tennis and Racket Court. General Booking and Inquiry Offices for the convenience of visitors and residents have been opened by the Railway Company at 9, Castle Square. Fares from London Bridge or Victoria~Single, 1st Class, 8/6; 2nd Class, 5/-; 3rd Class, 4/2}. Return tickets (available for six months), 1st Class, 15/-; 2nd Class, 9/6 ; 3rd Class, 8/5. Also Friday, Saturday and Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 12/9; 2nd Class, 7/6 ; 3rd Class, 6/4.

S\\l'tlOO~1ta\\ 1to\e\,

BRIGHTON.

THIS elegant Hotel, standing in its own gronndsimmediately facing the Sea and close to the West Pier, will be found replete with every comfort. Suites of handsomely Furni"hed Apartments; also single and double Bedrooms. La(lies' DrawingRoom opening into large Conservatory. SpaciousCoffee Room. Billiard and Smoking Room. Lighted by Electricity. Unexceptional Cuisine and Wines. Lawn Tennis. Excellent Stabling adjoining the Hotel. ' Tariff on application to the PROPRiETOR.

Telegraphic Address: "Sill, Brighton."

APARTMENTS (FURNISIIED). Cambridge House, 2, 3 and 4, Regency Square. Close to West Pier. Proprietress.

BOARDING 1I0USES. "Glenbrook," 25, Lower Rock Gar- Norfolk Boa.rding House, 7 & 8, Nor

dens, Bri.:hton. Three doors from folk Square. Close to Sea. Terms Sea Front. Close to New Pier. from 25/- 'to 42/- weekly. Madame Terms from 25/-. Mrs. Lamb. Keene. '

"Morden House," 23, Old Steine. Pretoria House, 5, Victoria Terrace, Close to Sea, Palace Pier, Theatres, Hove. Facing Sea. Garden I'n-Aquarium. From 30/-. Saturday trance on Medina Esplanade. Close to '\Ionday 15/-. Apply Proprietress. to Baths and Lawns. Liberal Table.

Terms from 25/-. " Rusthall," I I and 12, Cannon Place, Brighton. Near West Pier. , Smoke

,Room. Terms from 28/-. Proprietors, Tanner & Treadwell. '. ' . [}<'OR OTHER ADVERTS. P. T.O.

Kingsville, lOa,' King's. Road, ,Next Grand. Hotel. .; ~ ' .

SilLW90d H~ll Hotel. j'.; L •. ,Gore . . See Advertisem~nt ..

"(SITORS' GUIDE.-BRIGHTO:-\-BROADSTAIRS.

B RIG H TON -C;lltilllted.

PRIVATE HOTELS. Blenhei~n .House. 'Marlborough Place,

oPPoslte'Paviiiori, North Gate. _ Haslemere~': 1Iontpelier l{oad..T~~

minutes from Hove Lawns. Tel. No. 121 ,X.

Stratheden;'59; 60; 61, 62"& 63;' 'RegencySqimre.> Ovei"lookingWest Pier,' 1I0USE' .~·ESTATEAGENTS~ t • ,I, .,

Hous~ Agents .. , I,?, N~,rt~ S.~re~t, ~~,I~;HT~,~~

AJbery.&, Lawrence, 45· Church Road,; ,V .. l\Ieadj·.I09' Church Road, .Hove. Hove. Furnished Houses .. -Lists ·For Houses at Hove. . Free orr application:' .. Young, Holbech '& Sadler, for' Lists of

F. Griggs, jun., 142,' Ch~rch ~Road; Hp~lses. (free). Offices: Second Hove,Brighton. Free Lists. . Ayepue, .Hpv~,. a~d Old Shoreham

-' . I Road; Bng9toll'."

" ,~~R~ITU~J~ :~EMQV~RS. I , ' "

Gasso'n.& ,~9., 9d", .1~8, . Queell's 'I.'·'\V,' Hudso ..n, Te'rmimisGates, Brig-hton.Road, BrIghton. ' .. :

.~ - _ ...•.~... -..-, - ...•...... , ..,. --~

,BRlSrQ~see:' C~If'TO~.

~ t • ---- ...•.•---------B:RO;AD S:T A I ~5:,

A ' F ASHTON ABLE '';'atering-place on' th~ South-East '.Coast, about. two mi J f'~ from' Ramsgate ahd· three from. ,Margate. . T.h~ populati.on,' including

St. Peter's, is n'early 9;ooo,th.e' trading portion of which chiefly depend on the large number of visitors to the, town during- ,the summer'and autumn months. It is approached, ,by the Sotith. Ea~tern'and'" Chatnanl' RaihvaY-77 .. ;niles-the C-:ompany-offhing the tl'iual fa:dl'itiesTo v~'sii:o'rsahd totlrists 'ill' respect' to cheap fares, &c. The Pier is small.; the walks in thel immediate neighbourhood are pret.ty, that to and 'Y9und: about~ the picturesg'ue village of St. ,peter's is worthy of meI}tio~,' .. T;he pirectory aDdG-uide publi~hed byK'elly's. Directories, Limited, will be foun~to~ c9ptain, most valuable information respecting the Isle of Thanet ; price 1/~,'at 182, 183 & 184, High HolbOl:n, London, "V.c., and of all the booksellers in the Island., Ordinary fares from, C~ariI1g Cross, Cannon Street, London:. Bridge,' Victoria, H:olbornViaduct a,nd St: PatlI's: Single-1st Class, 12/4; 2nd Class; 7/9; 3rd Class, 6/2. RetlJrn tickets, ,ayuilable for si)\' months, 1st Class, 21/7;. 2nd Class, 15/6;' 3rd Class,. 12/4:, ,Friday, Saturday or Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 1,6/- ; .2nd Class; 12(-; 3rd Class, 8(-.

AlBION HOTEL. Oill~rlliing I-Ul!'h.clllss Hotel, with Verandah~ UTIli Gflfuen. Facing: the Eell. EleC'tric Light, Proprietor, JAMJ;S f, T~R.I(,Y,

VISITORS' GUIDE.~BROADSTAIRS-BUR:-lHA~[-BUXTON. '15

Estate Agency, Survey and Auction Offices. List of FURNISHED and UNFURNrSHED Residences free on r pplication.

Tel. No. 0127. CHAS. A. CHI!.DS, StE\tion Gates, BROADSTAIRS.

Geo. Blackburn, 5, Broadstairs.

HOUSE &' ESTATE AGENTS. York Street, I' Langham & Cole, Bank Chambers.

, Also Architects and· Surveyors.

---- ...•.•..•-----BURNHAM (Somerset),

DISTANT from London 145 miles, which is reached in about 4~ hours by the London and SOl!th Western Railway. This enjoyable watering-place,

situated on the coast of the B.ristol Channel, ha~ an extensive and sandy beach, which is, when th-: tide ha.i· ebbed, nearly half a inilc in breadth. Steamers ply

'during the summer monthsk !lfn.combe, Minehead, Watchet, Cardiff, and round The Holmes. There IS 0: lofty lig:.thouse (100 feet in height) on the Berrow road, to warn ships of the danger d the .Gore Sands; and there is also a smaller one

- on the sands, erected on wooden piles. ' This is one of the stations of the Royal National Lifeboat fnstitutibn. F~res from Waterloo: Single-1st Class, 246; 'jrd Class, 12/2~. Return Tickets, available for one month--Ist Class, 42111; 3rd Class, 24/5. Friday to Tuesday: R:eturn fare-1st Class, 3°/9; 3rd Class, IS!3. Paddington to Highbridge: Single-1st Class, 24/2; 2nd Class, 15/2; 3rd Class, 12/0l. i. Return, for one }llonth=-lst Class, 42/4; 2nd Class, 26/6. Tourist Tickets available for ·six months. are issued during .. the, Summer. Fares frOl," London-1st Class, ;p/l L; 3rd Class, 22/- .

." THE LIFEBOAT" ~o;;::~e;t.v~~~f~~~r~~RfI~~eft.PAJ~~i~riek~~J~:I~;_.fr~~a~1r~,~i%a~ • Also high-class Restaurant .. Parties accommodated .. Pavilion can he hIred for Meetings. Illus. pamphlet free.

'. HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. 'Palmer &: Sedgwick, Bllrnham;' _~And ·_Weston~sllper-:VIare.) Registrl' ~'ree.

----- ...•-•..-----BUXTON.

A CELEBRATEDinHmd watering-place situated ori the river Wye, and in the Northern division of Derbyshire .

.,....The. t9wn,. situated on· the -southern slopes of hills formed:of .,limestone ar,d millstone grit at an altitude of over l,ooo-feet above the sea level, enjoys the full benefit of ,he sun's nIJS, tempered by cooling moorland breezes, while it is protected from strong winds on, til" north and west by the Derbyshire hills, and .'vould be complete]\' surrounded with mountains and moorland but for the deep 'ravine' parallel to and Lelow the road leading to Bakewell,.and thlOUgh which the river flows in its course towards the Derwent. Owing to the considerable elevation of th(~ place and t~le consequently light, dry and pure atmosphere, epi.

_.l-1emicand contagious diseases are cOlPpanitively little !mown. '., . The chief attpcfio~l'to th~ nj11l1erous.visitors is the spring of-tepid- water issuinq;

• _. '. ,e

16 VISITORS' GUIDE.-BUXTON-CHELTENHAl\L

BUX rON -(ollt illuea.

from the mountain limestone at a tempe rature of 820 , which is used for both bat~i.ng ':lnd medicinal purposes. The Town is well drained. The Buxton golf links are among the best in the country.

A few miles from here is Chatsworth, the beautiful seat of the Duke of Devon· shire, and Haddon Hall, one of the finest and most picturesque specimens in existenee of the feudal baronial mansion.

Fares from London (l\Iidland, St. Pancras, and L. & N. W. R. Euston).From St. Pancras-Ist Class, 21/8; 3rd Class, 13/7; from Euston-Ist Class, 21/8; 2nd Class, 15/-; 3rd Class, 13/7. Return tickets, double fare. Friday and Saturday to Tuesday, from St.· PancraS-Ist Class, 24/-; 3rd Cl~ss. 15/-; from Euston-Ist Class, 24/- ; 2nd Class, 19/6; 3rd Class, 15/-. TOUrists tickets-1st Class, 43/4; 3rd Class, 24/-. Through Expresses between London (St. Pancras) and Buxton, performing the journey in 3 hours 40 minutes.

Brunswick Boarding House. Established 1883. Over 50 Rooms. Beautifully situated near Baths. Nat. Tel. 45. Miss Palmer.

Close to BathsClarendon House. and Gardens.

BOARDING HOUSE'S. Balmoral House. Near Gardens, Baths - Fern Lodge, London Road. All

and Station. 1\1rs. Lee. Tel. No. . Home Comforts. Sanitary arrange0481• ments perfect, The Misses Johnson

and Ber:esford. Lincoln House, London Road. Good

Cooking. Sanitary arrangement':> perfect. Miss M. Collins.

PeverilHouse. Bea.ltifully situated near Baths and Gardens. Terms Moderate. Miss Gretton.

HYDROPATHIC ESTABLlSmUENTS. Buxton Hydropathic, Buxton. 260 Rooms. Finest position. Managing Director,

H. Lomas. Telegraphic Address: "Comfortable, Buxton." Nat. Tel. NO.5. HADDON HALL HYDROPATHIC, Buxton. Electric Light. Elevator.

Table d'Hbte, separate Tables. Billiards. Electric, Nauheim and Hydropathic Baths. Tennis Lawn, Hydro Omnibus. Telephone NO.4. Telegrams: "Haddon Hall, Buxton." Under the personal supervision of· th~ Proprietress, Mrs. G. E. Hall.

-------- .-.-----CHELTENHAM.

THIS delight~ul inland w~tering-pl3;ce has ~cquir~d it~ pres:nt importance froln the celebrity of the l\hneral Spnngs WIth whIch Its soIl is so abundantly

charged. Th~ water? ~re m?re or less sa!ine, and were accidentally discovered in 1716, and, theIr medICmal Vll'tues beconung gradually known, his Majesty George III. visite~ the place in .1788, an event whic? led t? the establishment of the Spas. The town IS pleasantly sItuated on an extenSIve plam, and sheltered on the north 'tnd east by the Cotswold Hills; it is well lighted with gas and electric light and 1.bundantly supplied with good water, and is 121 miles from London by the Great W.estern Railway. Gloucester Ca~hedral and Tewkesbury Abbey are within easy '~r.Ives. A fine Town Hall, co£tmg £50,000, has been. erected adjoining th(j

VISITORS' GUIDE. -CHEL TENHA:\[ -CHRISTCHURCH. 17

Winter Gardens, and provides a Concert Hall antI Ball Room equal to any requirement. During the Winter Season a high class string band gives concerts almost daily. The sanitary conditions of the town are excellent ~nd there are fine Public Baths provided by the Corporation. There IS a flourishing Golf Club. A Lawn Tennis Tournament is held every year, and the Archery Meetings and Cricket Week are old-established fixtures. Education is an important factor in the prosperity of Cheltenham. The ~ollege ranks high among the great public schools of England; the Ladies' College IS the most extensive and imposing structure in the town. There are Promenade Gardens, new Theatre and Opera House, Assembly Rooms, and an excellent Town Band; also several fine packs of Foxhounds, which hunt the surrounding country. Electric trams run at frequent intervals to many of the places of interest in the neighbourhood. Fares from Paddington: Single-1st Class, 19/-; 2nd Class, 12/-; 3rd Class, 9/6. Return tickets for Six MonthS-1st Class, 33/3; 2nd Class, 21/-; 3rd class, 19/-. Also Friday and Saturday to Sunday, Monday or TuesdaY-1st Class, 24/-; 2nd Glass, 15/6; 3rd Class, 12/-.Tourist tickets, available tor six months, are issued during the Summer. FareS-1st Class, 33/3; 2nd Class, 21/- ; 3rd Class, 17/-. There is also a route from Waterloo (L. & S. W. R.), via Andover, and another from St. Pancras (l\I.R.), via Birmingham. Fares as above.

florEts. Queen's. The only First-class Family Hotel. Finest position. Modern Com

. forts. Moderate Charges. Sayer's (High-class), Cheltenham. Daily or Weeklv Terms.

PIUVATE flOTEL. Glo'ster Private Hotel. Loftiest position. South aspect. Inclusive Terms.

J. T. Ireland. HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS.

8, Montpellier Engall, Cox, Gregory & Purnell, I, Promenade.

Frederick G. Adams, Walk. Lists Free.

G. H. Bayley (F.A.I.) & Sons, 4, Promenade. Illustrated Register Free.

Cornelius & Boulter, Promenade.' Lists Free.

S. B. Varder, Albion Chambers, Clarence Parade. Also Auctioneer and Valuer.

Young & Gilling, Promenade. Telephone No. 129.

---- ....•-.-----CHRISTCHURCH,

A BOROUGH Town on the South Coast of Hampshire, 104 miles from London .l~ and within 3t miles of the favourite. watering-place, Bournemouth; it !s pleasantly situated at the confluence of the nvers Avon and Stour, where there IS excellent fishing, and is of great antiquity, being renow~ed for its grand Priory Church and majestic Castle ruins .. The h.ar~our of Chnstc~urc~ (now block.ed with sandbanks and shoals) has thIS peculIanty-that there IS hIgh water tWIce every tide; this arises from its positi0J?' in relation to the I~le of Wight, an.d various points of land ~n the. c03;st, partIcularly to that on WhlC~ Hurst Castl~ IS situated. The surroundmg Dlstnct possesses great natural attractiOns. Its manne ;1I1dlandscape vi~ws ,a.re})icturesjue ;11)d':l~.r_iv~Jled,whilst its river scenery is Of

18 VISITORS GUIlJE.-CHRISTCHURCH-CLACTON,O:-;-SEA.

C H R 1ST C H U RC H -wlltillued.

great beauty. Hengistbury Head has its base on a beautiful beach with a southern aspect, well sheltered from the northern breezes. From this point, in the vicinity of Southbourne-on-Sea, extensive views of land and sea' can be obtained. ,The sea beach at .Mudeford, with natural advantages of the harbour, the close proximity of the New Forest, and a good train service to all parts of the kingdom, combine to uphold the reputation of this favourite and much-sought locality. Fares from Waterloo (Central Station)-Single (via Ringwood), 1st Class, 18/- ;. 2nd Class, 11/3; 3rd Class, 9/· ; (via Sway), 1st Class, 17/4; 2nd Class, !O/IO; Jrd Class, 8/8. Return tickets (available' for six months)-(via Ringwood), 1st Class, 31/6; 2nd Class, 19/9; 3rd Class, 16/; (via Sway), 1st Class, 30/4 ; 2nd Class, 19/-; 3rd Class, 16/-, Also Friday, Saturday and Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 21/9; 2nd Clas's, 13/9; 3rd Class, 11/-,' '

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. \V. E, :\Ioorey, F.-A, L, 15, ·Castle Street. Monthly Lists Free~

H. A. \Vooff. }"or I-Iollses and ]~~states. .Est~blished -1878. ..

HOTEL. ' King's Arms Hotel. Good Fishing. Hell'ryE, IZhodes, Proprietor.

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CLACTON=ON'~SEA., THIS favourite sea-sIde reso,rt' is pleasantlY situated 0,n the coast of Essex,

71 miles' from London, and by rail,I9 from Colchester, 38 from Harwich. and I) fromvValton-on-the-Naze. The towli nas a'nalulOst SOlltheril aspect,' and commands a really fine view.of tlJe German Ocean. ' It stands on cliffs some 40 or 50 feet high, directly fac~rig the se~.· As'a winter resort t~e follo~ing?tatistics maybe given: - ' , "':' ~ ,;' " . , f "..,.

Table of Sunshine arid Rainfa~l for! the Qua~ter ending Jist March; 19°1. Sunshine < .:. Ralllfal,l. , •.•. .' '. Sunshine; Rainfall.

Hours.... • . Inches. " Hours. Inches. Clacton-on-Sea 275'8 ',' ,2'6 Southport' 231'0 Rhyl 246'0 'I '; Brighton 206'3 Worthin'g '240~4 .'Eastbourne 201:4Hastings 234'2 Newton Reigny 192:5 6'-3 Llandudno 234'1 Bath 174'7 5'04

Table of Sunshine as-'reeorCledby"th'e Meteo'roTogieal Office for April, 1901. Hours. i Hours

Clacton - 240'8" 'Sollthport 193'5 \Vorthing 224'3 .Brighton 189'0 Hastings.~ ..: ._ ....·223·4 '1'rewton Reigny.. 188'5 Rhyl ... ';; ',':",1. 198:2 LIandudil0·.. 173'2 Eastbourne 195'4 Bath... . .'. 170'6 Thereare ~~c~llel1t.Golf Links (9 holes), Itmiles from the station. The1;oi'i is dry; the water supply excellen.t. Chi.cton-on-Sea offers excellent facilities for bathing, the beach being safe at all times of the tide, The ~ands are firm, and slope gently out to deep water. Hot and cold sea water baths have been constructed, There are public Assembly:.Room~, Reading and Billiard Rooms, which are open to' Visitors at a small, charge. An .efficientBand performs on the Pierhead and the Marine front during the· season, Trains run f~om LondOl~.to Sla<:to!1,in about, two, hOUlS.

VISITORSl <ittIbIt.-et..AC'1'6N-()N-S~A. 19

Single Fares from Liverpopl Street~Ist Class, 13/3; 3rd Class, 6/-. Return ti~kets are issued from Liverpool Street and Gre'at Eastern stations within 12 miles of London, as follows :-Friday or' Saturday to Tuesday-1st Class, 13/6; 3rd Class, 7/6. Fortnightly (available for 15 days)-Ist Class, 17/6; 3d Class, !O/-. Tourist'tickets-Ist Class; 20/- ; 3rd Class, 12/-. A Steamboat lea.ves,London Bridge daily for Clactori duti!1g the Summet Season.·

Fiuest position, on Sea Front, South aspect, , facing German Ocean.

This Private " . Boarding-Establishment

was opened four seasons·, ago to meet the wauts of the better-class Visitors; it is band· Romel~-.furnishedthrougbout, aUll an excellent table i;<provided. .Address Proprietress.

M~rttague H"":"" .,',ouse,

Marine Parade:

9' t f VIE.W, MARINE

PARADE. ESTABLISHED 8 VEAfiS.

Finest PQ~ition,facing due South. Most comfortable, most homelike:' most reasonabIIl' Be.t of everythin¥ "uly used. Excellent cuisine. Separate tables. Large drawing, dining and smoking roams. Own private bathir'g buts (ladies and gentlemen), atld ·good ~hootillg.' Ulose to golf lin'ts amI ni'rr Telel!'rams." ~rcLonghlin. Clacron-on-Sea.'· Tariff. PROPRIETOR.

BOARDERS ONLY.

A Home Scho'ol for Boys. Every care and attention are given to those whu are backward and delicate. Ove'r 300

Certificates· have, been obtained at the Public'Examinations.· , .Apply for full particulars to the Princi pal,

Mr. 1\. S. WILSl"N, L.e.V.

• Claetoncon ..Sea.

CLACTON. . ,

GRAMlVIARSC·HOOL., .

Ascham' Col"lege,•..

F. W. tULLE,' B.A. (Lond.); Principat

,APARTMENTS (FURNISHED). MRS. w; B~~DRV. :Superiorand facing Mrs. Ingram, "Myosotis," I, :l\Iayell

Sea, due S:mth. Eaton .House, ,Villas, Rosemary ·Road With or Marine Parade West. ' without Board. Due South. CentraL

II BRAEMAR," ::'Ilarine Parade (facing Near General P.O., Sea and Station. Sea,. d~le South). Proprietress, .Mrs. Mrs. Charles Iviniy, LORNE HOUS E, Chnstle. Marine Parade East. Facing due

Mrs. A.Drummond, The Lilacs, Orwell, South. Opposite Band Stand. In-Road. Home Comforts; good Cooking. elusive Terms. Address Proprietress. Terms moderate. ?ood Sea' View. Mrs., 'A. Suckling, I, Carlton· Villas,

Homeleigh, Ellis Road. 1'{ear Sea Ellis Road. Close to Sea aridStaand Shop~. Good, op~ri' road. Or ' tion. Three Bed and Sitting Rooms would Let House Furmshed. Mode- and use of Kitchen to Let Furnished rate. ~lrs. Sinclai,1". " . " . £1 we~kly (September t~ May). '

II 0 V E ~ C LolF f E." Marine Parade.. SO\lth Aspect. . Facing Sea. S"pel'\Of~' 'Pr(')pl'let.l'e1'~l·M.o[1U A •. Gre-en, ' '," (l.'QR,.<)'l'l.tRR ADVF.R'{S, 1\1\Q,'

20 vf~t'l'ORS' aUinIt.-CLAc'l'dN·aN·SE:A.

CLACTO N-O N-8 EA -continued.

BOARDING ESTABLISHMENTS. BEAUMONT HALL. High-class Board·

ing House. Facing the Sea, Southern aspect. Perfect Sanitary arrangements. Terms Moderate. "Vinter Boarders. Also " STAMFORD HOUSE," Marine Parade. MISS BEAUMONT, Proprietress.

ROSEB~NK, Marine Parade. South Aspect. Close to Grand Hotel. Lawns. Garden. Liberal Tuble. Special Winter Terms from October to May. Mrs. Johnson.

GLENGARRY, Marine ParJ.de. Board· ing Establishment. Detached House. Beautifully situated. Facing the Sea. Five minutes Pier. Easy distance Golf Links. Tennis. Perfec t sanitation. Misses Coleman (removed from Graham Lodge).

II B"'LSIZE HOUSE," Orwell Road. One minute Sea, Pier and Bandstand. Liberal Table. HOln~ Comforts. Recommended by the Medical Profession. Special Terms for Winter. Conducted by Mrs. John Newton.

"CRAYON HOUSE," First·classBoarding Establishment, Colne Road. Close to Band·stand and Pier. Terms moderate. Mrs. Robinson.

II ELANDSFONTEIN," Carnarvon Rd. Three Minutes from Station and Sea. l'. • E. Chambers.

"RAMSEY," Marine Parade, facing Sea and near Station; finest position. Terms Moderate. Misses Bellamy.

., KINGSLEY HOUSE" Residential Hotel, Marine Parade. Situated on Sea Front. Close to Pier and Band Stand. Late Dmner; separate Tables. Terms from 30/ weekly; low Terms for Winter. Mrs. Perrie, Proprietress.

MONTAGUE HOUSE. Faces German Ocean. Excellent Cuisine. Marine Parade East. Proprietress, l\f rs. Goodman. (See Advert.j

"MONTROSE," Agate Road. One minute Sea and Pier. Terms from 25/" Good Table. Mrs. Robinson,

: Proprietress. "ST. PAUL'S" HOUSE, High-class

Boarding Establishment. Near Sea front; next to The Towers and Grand Hotel. Excellent Cuisine. Lawn. Moderate inclusive Terms, and Special Terms for Families. Proprietor, H. Trimmer Saunders.

"THORNEYCROFT" Private Boarding ,Establishment. OPEN AIR; for those requiring Rest, Care and Comfort. Special care of young people or those run down. Doctor's References. South Aspect. Close to Sea and Ascham College. Ccnducted by Mrs. Russell and Miss Murch.

FURNISHED nOUSE, FACIN.G SEA. Six Bed, two Reception Rooms, Bath (hot and cold), and usual Offices, Plate and

Linen. Special Terms for the Winter Season. Apply Proprietress, Elands. fontein, Carnarvon Road, Clacton-on-Sea.

HOTEL & RESTAURANT. GRANVILLE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, TOWN MALL BUILDINGS.

Beanfeasts and Choir Parties catered for. Cycle Accommodation. James Austen, Proprietor.

RESTAURANT & TEMPERANCE HOTEL. THE BRUNSWICK RESTAURANT. ARTHUR SWANN, Proprietor. School

Treats. Choir Parties and Beanfeasts ca.tered far. Terms on up'plication,

VIst'i'6iH;l GUlbit.-CtACT6N-6N·SttA~ctEvEnON. 21

EDWIN J. GILDERS, Auctioneer, Station Road, Clacton-on-Sea ; and 10, V r:ion Court, London, E. C. Lists free. Telephone, Clacton 092.

J:JHN H. HARMAN, Marine Parade. List of Houses and Land on application.

PRIVATE HOTEL. VIOTORIA OOMMEROIAL HOTEL AND BOARDINQ HOUSE. Opposite

Station. Close to Sea. This well-appointed House is highly commended to Visitors to Clacton on business or pleasure, the charges being reasonable and inclusive. Proprietress, Mrs. L. A. Morris. .

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. T. W. ROBINSON, House, Land,

Estate and Business Agent, Station Road. Enquiries invited. Printed List with Plan of Town free.

R. HALDANE STEWART, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, Bank Chambers, Clacton on Sea. Telegrams "Stewart." Telephone No.2.

CHEMIST. William Mann, 2, Pier Avenue. Phot?graphic Apparatus, Plates, &c.

-------.-------CLEVEDON.

S lTV ATED on the Bristol Channel, about 15 miles from Bristol and 134 miles from London. This pretty little sea-side town, which is one of the healthiest

in the kingdom, was the home of Coleridge. Clevedon Old Church is the last resting-place of Henry Hallam, the historian, and his eldest son, Arthur, the sub· ject of Tennyson's elegy," In Memoriam." 'Clevedon Court, Brockley Combe, Tyntesfield, Cadbury Camp, Cleve Hill, Wrington (the birthplace of John Locke), \Vrington Church (where Hannah More was buried), and 'YaHon Castle are within easy distance. Frequent trips can be made during the summer by first-class steamers to places of interest in the Bristol Channel. Ordinary Fares from Paddington : Single-1st Class, 22/4; 2nd Class, 14/-; 3rd Class, II/I. Return tickets, available for One Month-1st Class, 39/-; 2nd Class, 24/6. Also Friday and Saturday to Sunday, Monday or TuesdaY-1st Class, 29/- ; 2nd Class, 21/9; 3rd Class, 14/6. Tourist tickets available for six months are issued during the summer. The fares from London being, ist Class, 39/-; 2nd Class, 24/6; 31d class, 20/-.

T::legraphic Address-" Seaside, Clevedon." National Telephone No. 0150, Clevedon.

WALTON PARK HOTEL, WAL TON-ON·SEA, by CLEVEDON, SOMERSET.

Ideal position on Bristol Channel, built on the Cliffs immediately overlooking the sea on three sides, and sheltered from all easterly winds by hills and pine woods. The foreshore frontage of the Hotel Grounds extends to 1,000 feet, the adjoining land being open country. Magnificent Lounge, Ball-Room, Recreation Room, Reading Room, Billiard Room, and Dining Hall. The Bedrooms are very commodious, and are handsomely furnished. The pleasure grounds, formerly three, have been increased to seven acres, and contain four tennis courts and two croquet lawns, in full view of the sea. Excellent Motor" Garage" with two inspection pits. The Hotel is ~ituated Iimiles from Clevedon Station. 'Bus meets all trains. Most convenit'nt centre for visiting Bristol, Batp. Cheddar (Caves), Wells (Cathedral), Glastonbury, Minehead, Ilfracombe and South Wales. Manager: ITANLEY D. CORDON.

[FOR OTliER ADVERTS. 1'.'1'.0.

22. Vtstt'6RS' ,<.HiibE..,-Ct~VEhON-CUF'iiON.

C L E VE D_0 N -conti1tued.

-AUCTJONEERS-& HOUSE -AGENTS. :\.lonzo bawes & Son. The BeaCh_I" ]anles. HoddeIL(1'~A.I.) .& Co., Alex-

Auction Mart. Established 1865. andra Road. Telephone No.7 Y. Tel. NO.3 x Clevedon. ... _. , . ~

_.•..._--.....•-.-----CLIFTON,

FORMING the fashionable suburb of Bristol to the west, is picturesquely situated among the rocks on the banks of the Avon, and is celebrated for its

salubrious air, fine scenery and the delightful' views afforded from the Clifton and Durdham Downs, wit~ Cook's Folly and St. Vincent's rocks on one side of the river and the Leigh' woods; opening into the Nightingale and Salvator Rosa valleys, on the other; it has been justly called the Montpelier of England, and is deservedly esteemed for Its highly invigorating atmospliere. From the Observa. tory, Dundry.·church tower can be seen towards the south-east, Bristol on the east, Redland to the north, King'~ \Veston Park and Durdham Downs to the north· west, al\d tHe Bristol Channel with the Welsh hills on the west. The Clifton Suspension Bridge, across the Avon, by which Clifton is connected with Bristol, has the widest span of all other chain bridges..in existence, the distance· between the supporting piers being 703 feet, and its roadway is at-the highest.elevation 245 ~eet above the level of the water. The Clifton Rocks railway is a lift line cut in a tunnel from the gorge: of the Avon to the summit of the Clifton Rocks, and has a gradient of I foot in 2 feet, and the tunnel is 27 feet high by 18 feet wide. I~ailway fares from Paddington to Clifton Dqwn Station-1st' Class, 20/-; 2nd Class, 12/6; 3rd Class, 10/-. Return tickets, available for One 1\10nto-Ist Class, 34/9; 2nd Class, 22/-. Week-end tickets-1st Class. 29/' ; 2nd Class, 21/9; Jt<.l Class, 14,6. . .

DAVEY & CO. HOUSE. LAND and ESTATE AGENTS, Agents for ALL the availahle propertie_ • Property Re~ister. free ... Removal,Contractors. (Estah. 50 years.) Lowest rate, to & from all part-. OtJkeS; 6i-63. Cotham'Hlll & branches. Telephones ItS:\: & lISl'.

BOARDING HOUSE. ~rorkv House, Richmond Terrace, Clifton. Every Comfort. Liberal Table.

Brthroom. HOTEL.

Clifton Down EC'te1 (High-class Family). Tariff Free.

f!OlXSE'-'i ESTATE :AGENTS. L'llonde, Bros.'&Parham, "Royal Promenade, Bristol. ·Also Removal Con·

tractors. '

Weeks & Son, 40, .'VhitelaLli~s Road. Monthly Property Register. Remon!.l and Warehollsing Contractors.

UYDROPATHIC -ESTABLISHMENT.. I

Clifton Grand Spa. Fot T~r~l\!i' ;\ddres!\ \\tanager.

VISITORS' GUIDE.~CRO:\rER.

CROMER, 23

A FAVOURITE watering-place on the Norfolk Coast, within easy reach of London by numerous fast" trains and 'one of the few., places where the sun

m'1Y be seen rising and setting in the sea, is rapidly taking its place in 'the very front rapk of seaside health resorts. Few towns combine in a greater degree the advantages of a salubrious and invigorating air, with a fine and open sea and beautiful scenery. Cromer takes rank aS,one 6f the most select and delightful of English watering-places. The new' pier is a 'very handsonie structure, erected on the &itt) of the old jetty. On the wide head at the seaward end an enclosure has been formed, with glass panelled shelters, capable of seating 1,000 persons, portions of the enclosure being covered in. A band stand has been erected. The cost or the prer and new parades; was £45,000. The Links of the Royal Cromer Golf Club (eighteen holes) are situated about half-a-mile from the station. Trains (eaCh the town from London (Liverpool Street) by Great Eastern Railway in about three hours. Fare~ from Liverpool Street and Great Eastern stations within: 12' miles of London; .St. Pancras (M. R.), and Midland suburban 'StatiQl'ls. and also from King's Cross (G. N.), and Great Northern suburban stations. Single-1st Class, 22/9; 3rd Class, JO/8t. Friday or Saturday to Tuesday, Return Fare-1st Class,' 22/-; 3rd Class, 11/-., Fortnightly (avai1able tor i:} days)--Ist Class, 27/6; 3rd ,Class, 15/-. Tourist ticketS-1st Class, 34/-; 3rd Class, 20/-.

GRAND HOTEL (on West Cliff). Electric light throughout Facing sea and Promenade.---------=----

HOTEL METROPOLE (ohEastCliff). Electric light throughout. Facing sea, Promenade and Pier:"

Both are first-class modern Hotels, with every convenience. Moderate Tariffs. A. GASCOIGNE, Manager.

IMPERIALPrlvate Hotel. Sea View to most Rooms.

H BEACH HOUSE "Boarding Terms Moderate. Telephone No. 0174.

Under new manage'ment. Establishment. Opening

on Parade. R. W. CLARKE.

BELMONT PRIVATE HOTEL AND' BOARDIN'C' ESTABLISHMENT. Situated on West Cliff, with Sea. view from every room. ' Accomm:ddation for 60 vj~itors. Private Sitting Rooms, Drawing, Dining, and Smoking RoomR. Table d'Hote at 7 o'clock at separate tables. Moderato terms. J. W. JEFFERSON, Proprietor.

ALEXANDRA MA',NS,IOIS,·t1ighmClass Boarding Establishment. Good sea views. : CloseCtoBeach; Accommodation for 60 visitors. TallIe <l'H6te at separate tables. Moderate terms. ,Mrs. Jefferson, Proprietress.

iiABBEVILLE" BOARDIN,G-- EST~BLISHMENT, CABBELL ROAD. Grand sea vie\\'. Beaufifully furllisbed. Libe~-al table. Terms verymoderate, Late dinner. - Mrs. T. WALKER, Proprietress.

, [F':OR: 'OTHER ADVERTS. P.T,G.

24 VISITORS' GUIDE.-CRO:\IER.

CROM ER-colltillued.

AVON HOUSE SCHOOL, OROMER.

ESTABLISHED' 1865. High·class Boarding and Day School for Girls. Preparation for Oxford and Oambridge Locals, and R.A.M. and R.O.M. exams. Terms moderate.

Principal. Mi~s NEILSON. B.A••HONS. IlIon. LIT.

The Cromer Collegiate School for Girls, Cromer. .. 5 MISS L. A. FIRTH·GUYTON. A.C.P. I HlghE'st referencE's. Preparation for ALL

T'rmclp"ls I }IIS~ A. M. FIRTH-GUYTI)N. A.(!.P. Examinations. Prospectns on application.

APARTMENTS (FURNISHED). "Cannon House," 'Vest Cliff. Private. " HEATHERLEA," Cabbell Road.

Good position, facing Sea and Pier. Comfortable Apartments or Board Also limited number of Boarders Residence. Miss Roper. taken. Miss F. Gant. "San Reruo," Cabbell Road. Sea

Crofton House, Hamilton Road. Very Front. Superior. Electric Light. Comfortable. Mrs. Ambrose Burton. Highly recommended by Medical

•• DAGMAR HOUSE," Cadogan Road. Profession, Mrs. A. Hardy. Superior; Private. Mrs. A. Walker.

"Pendower," Prince of Wales Road. Comfortable. Well recommended. Close to Sea. Mrs. Holdom.

SEA VI EW " PRIVATE HOTEL & BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. .Finest , , sea and land views. All rooms spacious and well furnished, Excellent

ruisine. \lnderate u-rms. :Mrs. NF.W:MAN,Proprietress.

SURREY HOUSE " BOARDI~G EoTAHLlSHMENT. Close to sea. Ac· , I commodation for 40 Tisttors. Perfpct sanitation. ______________ 1o_I_o,_le_ra_t_e_terms. Apply Miss NEWMAN.

BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. Cliftonville Private Hotel. Finest position West Parade. Frontage 160 ft. Facing

Sea Lighted by Electricity. Terms, apply l\Ianager. Nat. Tel. No. 30A•

HOTELS. GRAND HOTEL (on West Cliff), f~cing S~a. ~ A. GascoigneHOTEL METROPOLE (on East ClIff), facmg Sea. 1\' '

See Adverts. ranage~·.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. H ••.•• LIMMER, F.A.I. (Estab.1820). Offices: Cromer (Nat. Tel. 26). Resident

'l\Ianager at Sheringham (Nat. Tel. 4) and l\Iundesley. Registers Free. Telegrams, "Limmer, Cromer."

Few & Co. Telegrams: "Few, Cromer." Register, with Map, Free.

MOTOR & CYCLE DEPOT. "LINFORD'G, ~ GARAGE," West Street. Motor Accessories·· Petrol,

Oils, &c. R~pairs a speciali ty. N. Tel. 5 Cromer.

--------e.------CRYSTAL PALACE DISTRICT~

See NORWOOD (UPPE~)~

._,~5.

DAWLI5H. THIS favourite watering-place, as seen from the railway, with the hottse~

surrounding its lawn, attracts special attention. The sandy beach extends along the front of the town, and there is an excellent Esplanade, reaching from the station to Langstone Cliffs, which forms a. fine promenade. The Lawn is an open verdant space, running from the sea up through the midst of the town, and is surrounded by a shrubbery and tastefully laid out with gravelled walks and rock work. Running through the centre is a pretty little stream, over which are several ()rnamental bridges. Several small weirs and fountains add to its appearance. There is good and safe sea bathing, and for the accommodation of ladies a bathing pavili011 has been erected on the beach. Luscombe Park occupies the sides of the hill at the head of Dawlish Valley. This is one of the most delightful" Coombes" in this part of Devonshire. Powderham Castle, the seat of the Earl of Devon, is six miles distant. About four miles from Dawlish is Haldon, a fine elevated plain about 800 feet above the level of the sea, whence may be obtained one of the most beautiful and extensive views in the county. Fares trom Paddington : Single-1st Class, 30/6; 2nd Class, 19/2; 3rd Class, 15/31' Return tickets, available for One 1\lonth-Ist Class, 53/6; 2nd Class, 33/6. Also Friday and Saturday to Sunday, l\Ionday or TuesdaY-1st Class, 38/-; 2n8. Class, 28/-; 3rd Class, 19/-. Tourist tickets, available for six months, are issued during the summer. Fares from London-1st Class, 53/6; 2nd Class, 33/6; 3rd Class, 27/-.

SOUTHWOOD'S LONDON HOTEL. moderate. Table d'H6te. Billiards.

First-class Family House. Terms Posting. Write for Tariff.

A. Southwood. TEMPERANCE HOTEL.

Harris's. The only Temperance Commercial Hotel in Dawlish. Facing Sta· tion. Every accommodation for Visitors. Terms very Moderate,

HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. G. B. A,-ant & Son, 26, Strand. Lists Free.

-•...-----DEAL and WALMER.,

ON the South-east Coast, is about 14 miles from Margate, 13 from Ramsga~e, 9 from Dover, and 82 from London. It is approached by

the South Eastern and Chatham Railway. Deal, which is connected by rail with Dover, is rapidly coming into favour as a sea-side resort and affords every com-enience and comfort to visitors without the excite: ment of towns .with a wider reputation and more thickly populated. It possesses a capItal beach .. Th; sea ~shing.in the autumn is good and excellent fresh water anglIng IS obtamable 111 the Stour, within a short railway journey. The Pier is an elegant structure, and was erected in 1863-64 at a cost of about '£15,000; it is constructeJ almt)st entirely of iron' the length is 1,002 feet, width 24 feet. The Golf Links at Deal have 18 holes;

26 VlS'lTOR~' GUIDR.-DRAt A~n WAt:\1tm.

DEAL AND WALMER-colltinued.

and the Sandwich Links arljoin them and continue in a westerly direction to Sandwich; \Valmer Castle, the official residence of the Lord \Varden of the Cinque Ports, is within a few minutes' walk of Deal. At the south end of the town stands Deal Castle, erected by Henry VIII.; it consists of a central tower stirrounded by bastions pierced for guns. The ruins of Sandown Castle are within an easy walk. A few miles out to sea are the dreaded G~odwin Sands. The railway company affords every facility to visitors and to~trIsts. During the Smnmer Season Special Cheap Trains from London run. dally to Ramsgate, .Margate, Sandwich and Deal. Ordi~ary ~ares from Cha~lllg Cross, Cannon street .and London. BIidge; also from Vlctona, Holborn VIaduct and St. PauPs ~ Single-1st ClaBS, 13/8: 2nd Class, 8/6; 3rd Class, 6/10. Return ticket. avall!l.ble for six months'-lst Class, 24/-; 2nd Class, 17/-; 3rd Class, 13/8. For two days (jssued Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday), 1st Class, 18/6; 3rd Class.9/-. Also Fridl:ty, Saturday or Sunday to Tuesday -1st Ciass, 18(6; 2nd CIas:.;, 14/-; 3rd Class, 9/-.

SOUTH EASTERN HOTEL, DEA~

40/~ Week-end Terms: 1st l;laps Rail and Hotel, FRIDAY to

Sunday or SATURDAY to Monday, 40S.; FRIDAY to \ Facing- Sea. :Monday, 52S.6d. Electric Light

These tic:::ets are issued from the London Stations of ,the Garage. • S.E. & C.R. from October to June inclusive, Easter. Whit- Lift. Slm, and Christmas excepted. Weekly Terms 3~ Guineas.

DEAL. HOUSE, DEAL m High=Class Boarding Residence.

' ..Enlarged. Redecorated. Mopern Improvements. Finest position, near Pier and Castle; Dining. (separate tabJes), D.rawing and Smoking Rooms facing Sea. 50 Bedrooms. Battl Rooms. RecreatIOn Room.-For Tariff apply Proprietor.

BEACH' HOUSE HOTEL, DEAL. Commercial and Family Temperance.

Uninterrupted Se't View. Facing Sea and Esplanade. Centrally situated. 'Euses meet all train:, Telephone No.4. . . _. . S. R. JEFFERSON, Proprietor.

-BOARDING HOUSES. Castle View, Castle Road, Deal. Good I St. Olaf's, Pier Parade, Deal. Highly

Sea view. The Misses Street. recommended. Dinner 6.30. PH;" prietress.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. G. C. Allen & Co., Queen Street, Deal; and Auctioneers and Valuers. Honeyball & Fin~ .. ~~so Auctioneers I Sidney N~wton,Auctioneer and Valuer,

and Valuers. LIst .•'ree. 1 71A, HIgh Street, Deal. Free List.

------.- •...-----OEVONPORT-:"See PLYMOUTH and DEVONPORT

VISITORS' GtTIDR.--DORKING AND "BOXHILT>'-DOVRR. ~'7

DORKING 'and .BOXHILL. THIS ,delightful .old-fashio~ed nia~I~~~)own, si~ua~ed on the 'old R~~~n . ' rqad, Stone Street, was, during the Middle Ages, a stopping place of some Importance on the road to' 'London .'.iron1the South Coast. The town, pleasantly ~~ated in a valley of the river'1\fole on the southern slope of the North Downs, is' 25 miles hom London, 6 west from Reigate, and '12 east from Guildford, and has a station on the South, Eastern and Chatham Railway and another on the London, Brighton and SOllthCoasf Railway. There are many .~ood .residences in the neighbourhood, including Deepdene, the beautiful esta\e of Lord Henry Francis Hope l'elham-Clinton, and now the seat of Lilian. Duchess of Marlborough. At J,3:vershed's Rough ,there is a 'cross of granite.

'10 feet hig-h, which marks the spot where the late Dr.' Samuel Wilberforce, Bishop of Winchester, met his death by a:fall from his horse (July 19th, 1873). Box Hill station, on the South Eastern and Chatham Railway, is at the northern extremity of the town; the hill" which, derives its name from the box trees with which it is thickly covered, is about a mile from Dorking, and is much frequented by ,picnic parties during, the summer. Fares from London Bridge or Victoria: Single,-Ist Class, 4/-; 2nd Class, 2/6; 3rd Class, 2/-. Return tickets availa:ble for 'six months-1st Class, 6/-; 2nd Class, 4/6; 3rd "Class, 3/3:,." ". ' .. ~; '.

DOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. A. H. Lyne & Co., Station Approach, Dorkihg (adjoining I.., B. & S. C. Rail

way Station). White & Sons, F.S.I., House and Land Agents, Auctioneers and Valuers,

Dorking and Leatherhead.

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THE principal po~t' of conimunicatiori between England. and the Continent, is pleasantly sItuated on, the South-east 'Coast, and IS: approached from

London, from which it is 76 miles distant, by the South Eastern and Chatham Railway. Dover is within easy journey of the interesting city of Canterbury and also of Margate, the first-mentioned place being 16 miles and the latter 21 miles distant. The landscape is of a bold, and romantic clJaracter, the cliffs being of great height. The Castle, which is' situated on a cliff 300 feet high, and covers 35 acres of ground,' is also a great attraction to visitors and was c>riginally constructed by the Romlns; it has been at different 'periods enlarged and' strengthened, and is at present occupied by a strong garrison. From Castle Hill a magnificent view of the town .is obtained; while to the south of the town is the stupendous cliff known as Shakespeare Cliff. Dover is renowned as a fashionable watering-place. This, no doubt, is due to its position on, the coast, its splendid height~, and capital bathing. In addition to the Admiralty Pier (which forms the western ann of the National Harbour under construction), there is a Promenade' Pier from the centre of the Esplanade and a new pier named after the Pri nce of 'Vales (I-L~1. . the King having laid the foundation stone) has recently been opened for commercial use. Sea angling is good and can be followed from pier or hoat., Ordinary Fares from Charing Cross, Cannon Strt,;el or London Bridge, also frOlll Victoria; Holbom Viaduct and

28 VISITORS' GUIDE.-DOVER-DOVERCOURT.

DO V E R-colltillued.

St. Paul's: Single-1st Class, 13/- (Express 19/-); 2nd Class, 8/2 (Express 12/8) ; 3rd Class, 6/5t; Return tickets available fO,r six months-1st Class, 22/9 (Express, 37/3); 2nd Class, 16/4 (Express, 25/4); 3rd Class, 12/11. (Express tares are charged only by the Continental boat trains.) Also Friday, Saturday or Sunday to Tuesday, 1st Class, 17/6; 2nd Class, 12/6; 31'd Class, 9/-.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Flashman & Co. Ltd., Auctioneers, Upholsterers and Furniture Removers.

Register Free. And at St. Margaret's Bay.

Worsfold & Hayward, Auctioneers & Estate Agents; and at 80, Cannon Street, E.C. Monthly Register Published.

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DOVERCOURT Isa watering-place in Essex, facing the German Ocean, having a south.easterly

aspect, and adjoining Harwich. The Esplanade offers an excellent walk by the side of the sea and the Spa, whilst giving all the advantages of a lounge, contains Reading Rooms and Library, and possesses a mild tonic in its water, which contains carbonate and sulphate of lime, magnesia, and oxide of iron. The bathing is excellent and the air very bracing. Concerts are held daily in the Alexandra Concert Hall, the Cliff Gardens, and the Victoria Concert Hall. Tennis courts have recently been opened. During the season fine steamers run daily between London and Harwich, and a most agreeable trip for visitors is that by Great Eastern Railway steamers up the river Orwell. Single fare from Liverpool Street-1st Class, 13/-; 3rd Class, 5/.11. Return tickets are issued from Liverpool Street and Great Eastern stations within 12 miles of London, as follows :-Friday or Saturday to Tuesday-1st Class, 13/6; 3rd Class, 7/6. Fortnightly (available for Fifteen Days)-Ist Class, 17/6; 3rd Class. 10/-. Tourist tickets-1st Class, 20/-; 3rd Class, 12/-.

BANKERS.-Bacon, Cobbold & Co.

APARTME~TS (FURNISHED.) Mrs. Nathaniel Bond Barber, "The Mrs. R. Shillam, "Spencer House,"

Dutch House." Surrounded by Gar ~Iarine Parade. Faces Ocean. den. Comfortable; Homelike. Central position; South. Or would Overlooking Ocean. Well recom- Let House Furnished. mended.

HOTELS. HOTEL ALEX~NDRJ', on the Cliff. Luxuriously Furnished in Modern Style.

Motor Garage. Albert H. Thiem, Proprietor.

SCHOOL EXCURSION CATERERS. W. F. & H. Gray, "The Retreat," on the Beach, oppo,ite Lighthouses. Can

accommod.ate 2,000. S~nQ for List. Also (\t Bri~k<;t WQQd! nea.r St, Albao5.

VISITORS' GUIDE.-DROITWICH-DULWICH-EASTBOURNE. 29

DROITWICH SITUATED II4 miles from London, is reached 'by express train from Pad

dington without change of carriage in about two and a half hours and is noted for the curative properties of its Brine Baths (said to be twelve times stronger than the ocean) in cases of gout, rheumatism, skin diseases and kindred complaints. The Baths are fitted with every convenience, and hotel. and lodging accommodation abounds. There is an attractive park in which a band plays during the summer months. There are good golf links (9 holes) and boating and fishing can be indulged in. The town stands in a valley, surrounded by charming scenery, and among the places of interest in the neighbourhood are Malvern, Worcester, Witley Court (a beautiful seat of the Earl of Dudley), and Holt Fleet (for scenery on the river Severn), Hartlebury Castle, &c. Ordinary fares from Paddington (G.W.R.), viit \Vorcester; or Ellston (L. & N.W.R.), via. Birmingham-Single, 1st Class, 19/-; 2nd Class, 12/-; 3rd Class, 9/6. Return, 1st Class, 33/3; 2nd Class, 21/-. Also Friday and Saturday to Sunday~ Monday or Tuesday-1st Class, 24/-; 2nd Class, 18/-; 3rd Class, 12/-. Tourist tickets, available for six months, are issued during the summer. Fares from London--Ist Class, 33/3; 2nd Class, 21/·; 3rd Class, 19/-, from Euston and 17/- from Paddington.

Droitwich--"Worcestershire Brine Baths Hotel." l~r~~~rl.~lo(~;i~~d rooms. Private Grounds. Billiards. Carriages. Garage for Motors. Splendid Park. Golf. Week·en i Rail Tickets. En Pension and Special Week-end and 'Yinte~ns. Nat. Tel. NO.2. TKOS. F. CULLEY, Manager,

bOARDING IIOUSES. Pembroke. Near Station and Bath: I Randolph Boarding Establishment.

Home Comforts. Mrs. Reilly. Near Baths. Terms Moderate. Mrs. Tolley. -----...•-.-.-----

DULWICH Isone of the healthiest and, considering its proximity to the City, one of the

most picturesque of the suburbs of London. It has great educational advantages. Dulwich College was founded in the year A.D. 1619, by Edward Alleyn, under Letters Patent of King James I. The precincts of the College include an area of about forty-two acres. The Lower School is a separate institution and is known as AHeyn's School. Dulwich is famous for its Picture Gallery and Park. There is an excellent train service to the City and Victoria from Dulwich Station on the S. E. & C. Ry. with early trains up and down, suitable for those engaged in the early morning market5 as also for pressmen. There are also stations at East and North Dulwich on the L. B. & S.C.R., with frequent trains to London Bridge.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Marten & Carnaby, Dulwich Station (S. E. & C. R.) Illustrated Guide free.

-----...•-.-.-----EASTBOURNE

HAS, within a very few years, become celebrated as one of our most healthy and fashionable watering-places. The bathing is very good. It has also the

advantage of mineral springs, wbich are said to re~eml.Jle thQ~e of Cliftonl and

30 VISITORS' GUIDE • ....:-.EASTBOURNE.

EASTBOU RN E":":-coilliniied .

Telegrams: "Queensboro', Eastbourne."

.there,are good walks and drives. It lies about two miles east, of Beachy Head, and is much recommended for its bracing air., An attractive Promenade has been made, round the Wish Tower, and the extension of the Parade and new Undercliffe Road to Holywell has been completed. At the east pnd of the town the Sea Wall and Parade is extended to the Redoubt. The Devonshire Park Skating Rink and Pavilion are close to the sea, and much patronised by visitors. There is ,also a first-class bathing establishment adjoining. To the left is the Esplanade, and further inward, the large Circular Fort; and, in the distance, several Martello towers. Eastbourne has one of the fine::;t churches in the county-Norman and Early ~ng1ish-and, several handsome modern churches and chapels. This beautiful. watering-place has received valuable assistance from the Duke of Devonshire, who is a large owner of property. The trees in the streets, the luxuriant vegetation, and the sloping Downs, give a fine appearance to the town. There is a good Pier, on which. a Band plays daily, and special' entertainments' are given every' afternoon and evening. Beachy Head should. be visited; it is the most stupendous .cliff along the coast, being 575 feet in perpendicular height. Pevenseyand Hurstmonceux 'Castles, within easy distance, are also worthy 6f a ·visit. The neighbourhood in and lround Eastbourne abounds with interesting historical and' archreological associations., Two packs of Foxhounds hunt the . neighbourhoo~. Cheap Pleasure Tickets', are' issued to and from Eastbourne. Fares from' London Bridge or ViCtoria-':""'Single, 1st Class, 10/-; 2nd Class, 6/':; "3rd':Class, 4/8. Return tickets available' for six "months-;-Is.t Class, i7/-; 2nd' Class, II/6; 3rd Class, Q/4. Friday,. Saturday'antI' 'Shridaj' to Tue~daY:-Ist Class, 14/-;2nd Class,9/-jJrd Class, 7/6. ",'. I, ' ,

QUEENSBQRQUGH Boarding. Establishment~

GRAND PARADE, EASTBO,LJR,NE.~.

Bath (hot and cold).

Every room faces the sea.,

Separate tables.' Special wmter terms.

End of Grand Parade. Best part of Eastbourne. High-class. Permanent' Boarders received.

One minute' from Devonshire Park

Highly recommended.

RESIDENT PR.OPR.IETREss.

<_-EASTBOURNE. ~

VISITORS' GUIDE.-EASTBOURNE.

A Select Residential

THE HYDRO HOTEL Hotel on South Coast. , _ ," '120 feet above SeaLevel.

Large Gardens dose to the Sea. Te~nis, Croquet, Bowling Green. Spacious' Lounges and Publi'c Rooms, 70 'Bedrooms. also 'Suites luxuriously furnished. Electric LIght throughout. High-class, Cuisine, Table d'Hote or a la Carte. Separate Tables. Lift. Billiards; Turkish Baths, &c. ' Private 'Bus. Nearest to Schools and Links; close to Parades. Week-end Terms, and attractions for Winter months. Motor Garage with repairing pits, and lit by electric light. For inclusive Tariff (illustrated), als'O Progamme of Amusements, address-

a.F. BERGAN N;·.Mariager.

Burleigh House, H~~~::~RE, High-class Boarding Establishment,

Three doors from Grano Parade.

Central Position. Large'Rooms.Liberal Table. Smoking Room. Moderate inclusiveTerins,reduced during Winter Months. Sanitary'Certificate. Mrs. PIPER.

" 0 A N E'S BURY II ,Wilmington Terrace. Eastbourne. Refined inexpensive family boardinli:'house. Stnctly inclusive terms. Established f8 years. ~Minute from Devonshire Park

, and sea. Excellent winter position. Proprietress.

ORA ''MPI'AN BOARDING HOUSE. 8. 'Vilmington Square. Comfortable board-residence from two guineas weekly. Pleasantly situated. Close to se,a and Devonshirir;'~~oJN~WNa6~ect.

EASTBOURNE 'SEA ,FRONT" Angles Popular Boarding Establishment, 26, 27 & 28, . • .Royal Parade; 'Central. COlllfortable:Congenial. Commodious.

Terms from 25s.,week; '4S. 6d. day. Proprietor. 1. H. TAYLOR.

BOARDING HOUSES. Al bemar Ie House, Jevi ngton Gardens.

Close to Sea. Described by Visitors as " HOl1)eby the Sea." Bath and Smoke Rooms. Temperance: Mode

'rate Terms. Woolgar: Belgrave Boarding House, Lascelles

Terrace. ' 'Close to Sea, Devonshire Park, and Baths. Home-like. 'Sanitary Certificate. Special Winter Terms., Miss Wake.

Brooklyn House, 14, Jevington Gardens. Close to Sea and Devoll';hire Park. Sheltered. position; South aspect. NearGolf Links. Tennis, Croquet. Special 'Winter Terms. Mrs. and the MIsses Joyce.

Clarence Private Hotel and Boarding House, Sussex Gardens. Central Position. Every Accommodation. 4.0 Rooms. Liberal Table. 5/- per day inclusive. Manager. '

Clarendon House, 17, Hyde Gardens. Close to Sea and Station. South aspect.' Home Comforts. Good. Table. Bath Room. Cycle House. Terms moderate. Miss \\ling.

For real Hume Comforts go to the " Retreat," Pevensey Road. Close to Sea. Terms, 25/~ per'Veek; 4/p~r day.

Glencora, 19, Devonshire Place, Eastbourne. Minute from Sea Front. Moderate Terms. Proprietress.

"The Holidays." Y. M. C.A. and Polytechnic. Home for Ladies and Gentlemen. 25/' inclusive. Manager.

The Lansdowne, Boarding Establishment, Grand' Parade. 'Next' to Grand Hotel. Extensive Sea View. Two 1\1inutes from Park and Baths Home Comforts. Pri"ate Apartments. Reduced Winter Terms. Apply Mesdames King and Wade.

Randolph, 29, Royal Parade. Thoroughly Comfortable Home for Ladies and' Gentlemen. ,Liberal Table. Terms from 21/- per week. Bath Room. Cycle Accommodation. Proprietress, Mrs. Betts.

[FOR OTHER AD\'ERTS. P.T.O.

EASTBOU RN E-contillued.

BOARDING HOUSES-continued. West Rocks, Grand Parade, Eastbourne. A high-class Boarding Establishment.

South-west aspect. Commodious Drawing, Dining and Smoking Rooms, all facing Sea. Accommodation for Bicycles. Moderate Inclusive Terms. Telephone No. °421. Proprietress, Miss Huggett.

FURNISHED AND

UNFURNISHED HOUSES~ For particulars apply

WINTER & WINTER, Auctioneers.

134, TERMINUS ROAD. (Turn to rig-ht.) Opposite Station.

Messrs. KILLICK & DAVIES, ESTATE AGENTS, The Propel"ty Auction Mart, EJI&TBOURNE.

'.rile largest selection of Homes sent free on application.

Bray & Procter, 93, Terminus Road. Register Free.

R. H. Bradford, I, Terminus Buildings. Selected Lists free.

EASTER &. WRIGHT, 110, Terminus Road, adjoining the London and County Bank. Established 1875. Telephone No. 49.

R. w. H. HAMBLYN. 8, Elms Buildings. Houses and Apartments, Furnished and Unfurnished. List Free. Established 1891.

A. E. Infield (late J. T. Skinner), 7, Ivy Terrace. List Free.

H. Orton-Taylor, 39, Terminus Road. List Free.

R. Barratt Terry, 19, Cornfield Road (20 years' local e:rperience).

John C. Towner; also Auctioneer, &c., 57, Terminus Road. Monthly Register sent Free. Established 1832•

RESTAURANT. Central Hall Restaurant. Close to centre of Sea Front. Seating 350. Good

Bedroom Accommodation. Manager, Central Hall, Eastbourne.

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EXETER, THE QueenCity of the West, with its charming Northenhay, Rougemont Castle,

picturesque medireval Guidhall and fine Cathedral, has a climate similar to that of Southern France. At a distance of 2 miles is Upton Pynes, the seat of the Earl of Iddesleigh, and at a distance of 6 miles is Powderham Castle, the seal

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of the Earl of Devon. Dartmoor, 1,200 feet above the sea level, is 13 miles to the west. Yes Tor, the highest point, is 2,050 feet high. In this wild, rugged tract, several of the principal rivers in Devon take their rise. Chudleigh Rocks, situated 10 miles from Exeter, are an imposing mass of limestone rising perpendicularly several hundred feet in peight on one side. A deep, well-wooded glen divides it from a similar eminence; the sides of the rocks are covered with trees and shrubs, and broken into cliffs and hollows; the view from the summit of the rock is remarkably beautiful. Branch office for Railway information, Messrs. Chaplin & Co., I St. Martin's Lane, Cathedral Close. Ordinary fares from Paddington and Waterloo-Single, 1st Class, 28/6; 2nd Class, 18/-; 3rd Class, I4/3!. Return Tickets, available for six monthS-1st Class, 50/-; 2nd Class, 31/6; 3rd Class, 28/7. Week end tickets-1st Class, 36/-; 2nd Class, 22/6; 3rd Class, 18/-. Tourists tickets, available for six months, are issued by the G. W. & L. & S. 'V. Railway Companies during the summer-Fares from London, 1st Class, 501-; 2nd Class, 31/6; 3rd Class, 25/-.

Exeter.-ROUGEMONT HOTEL. Only :Modern Hotel in City. Pa.troni~ed byRoyal Family. Garage for Motors. Tariff on application to MQ,nager.

TEMPERANCE HOTEL. EXETER.-"OSBORNE" HOTEL, opposite Clock Tower, Queen Street.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Thomas Martin & Son, 16, Bedford

Circus. Mark Rowe & Sons, 266 & 267, High

Street, Exeter. Register Free.

Coombe (also Cabinet Makers and Decorators), Cathedral

William Brock & Co., Exeter and Torquay. Registers Free.

Force & Sons, St. Sidwell's. Established 1820.

J. Wilson, Son & Yard, Exeter.

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A FASHIONABLE watering-place, situated at the mouth of the broad estuary . of the river Exe, ten miles south-south-east from Exeter, and 182 miles from London, is the oldest sea-bathing town in the county of Devon; the climate is remarkably mild, making Exmouth a most desirable winter residence; the country around is well wooded, which adds greatly to the enjoyment of the v<'.rious excursions. The walks along the cliffs in the neighbourhood are very delightful. During the season a well-appointed steamer makes daily excursions to various place5 of interest on the South Devon Coast. Fares from Waterloo (L. & S. \V.R.), via Exeter-1st Class, 30/4; 2nd Class, 19/-; 3rd Class, 15/2; via Budleigh, Sa1terton-Ist Class, 29/3; 2nd Class, 18/4; 3rd Class, 14/71.Return tickets (available for six months), via Exeter-1st Class, 53/-; 2nd Class, 33/3; 3rd Class, 3°/4; via. l'3udleigh Salterton (available for Olle

month)-Ist Class, 51/3; 2nd Class; 32/-; 3rd Clas~, Z9/3. Also Friday and SattlrdllY t9 1\1~!'9ay-!:?t Class, 38/-; ~n<l Glass? 2J/9; Jrd Class, 19/

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EXM 0 U T H-rolltillUcd.

Tourists tickets ayailahle for six months are issued during the summer. Fares from London, 1St Class, 53/· ; 2nd Class, 33/3 ; 3rd Class, 27/-.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Cre,,"s' &: Sons, Oldest Estahlished House Agents, Auct;OI:eer". Va:~lers.

Upholsterers, Undertakers and Removal Contractors, 4 &: 6, Rolle St:-eet, '£xmatith. Free ~egister of Furnished and Unfurnished Residences.

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FELIXSTOW·E

Isa iapi¢lly ri;sing wate~ing-place' about 84 miles from London, on the' East Coast, and can· be reached in about 2 hours by rail (Great Eastern Railway)

from London. Felixstciwe has long been deservedly famed for the salubrity of its climate and the purity and intigorati~g cha~~cter of its air, which, though warm in summer, is always:bracing. and, except,ionally mild in the ,winter. As a winter resort the following may ~~ giv~n :

, .-SUKSHIKE RECORD FOR THE YEAR 1<)03·

Felixstowe. Eastbourne. Torquay. Brighton. Lowestoft. London. Hours. Hour8 .. Hours. Hours. Hours •. Hours.

1723 '3 1681 '6 1697'0 1652'9 1533'9 1239'0

Her In1perial e Majesty th~ Empress' of Germany, ,~th the Crown Prince, favoured this watering-place with a lengthened visit during 1891. The Beach is a fine one, consisting of firm sand and occasional .shingle, which for three miles westward, and nearly the same distance eastward, affords a most agreeable promenade close to the sea, ':md -the bathing is considered particularly safe. New

shelters have been erected along the front at considerable cost, "and a new pier is. now being-erected by the East Coast Development Co. The promenade has been extended and is now lighted by electricity. Felixstow~ has been greatly improved. by the erection, on the High Cliffs, of a splendid establishment, the "Felix Hotel." The sen-ice and cuisine are excellent and the tariff strictly moderate. This beautiful building, of Elizabethan architecture, cannot fail to he a great attraction to sunny Felixstowe, al1d may be recommended to all in search of real comfort and luxurious health. There is an excellent service of Steamboats between FeIixstowe Pier, Harwich and Ipswich up the river Orwei.:, the latter affording· a most pieasaJ1t twelve J11iles' ride through picturesque scenery, The links of the Felixstowe Golf -Club (9 holes) are situated' about two miles from' the town. 1\ew Docks have been opened. Single fares from

Liverpool Street-1st Class, 15/4; 2nd Classt 7/I~-. Return Tickets are

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issued from Liverpool Street and Great Eastern statioils within 12 miles of London, as follows ;-Friday or Saturday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 13/6; 3rd

Class, 8/-. Fortnightly (available for 15 days)-Ist Class, 17/6; 3rd Class, 10/-. Tourists tickets-1st Class, 23/4; 3rd Class, 14/3.

FELIXSTOWE. Pleasant Seaside Resort, remarkable for sinall rainfall and

abundance of sunshine. Mild and Invigorating Climate.

Golf, Yachting, and other Outdoor Sports. Good

Bathing. Fine Sands.

Situated o'~ Sea front. South Aspect.

Magnificent Sea Views. Beautiful Gardens

and Sheltered Terraces.

THE FELIX .. HOTEL. High-class Residential. 250 Rooms. ,

Terms from 10/6 per day. Special week-end arrangements. .

The "ROSEBERV" Private Boarding Establishment. Mrs. CH~~~~~~re~;JTTON.

. Burlington Terrace, FELIXSTOWE. (Book to the Beach Station.) The" Rosebery" is delightfulIy situated on the Sea Front and Promenade. having an uninterrupted Sea View of several miles in extent. The ventilation and sanitary arrangetuents certificated. Electric lig-ht. Close to new Pier. Croquet. Balconies. Sp,ciat IViutlr tirmsfrom Octob,r to :flO". Terms: bythe week, frott1 355. to 2t ~uineas (according to size and position of bedrooms) : per day, from 5';;.to 8s.

East.ward College.

Ho! (EST ABLISHED 1883.)

Head Master, B. B. THOMPSON, Inter. B.A. Lond.

Healthiest Situation on East Coast. Careful Physical Culture; Gymnasium, SWimming'Carpentry.

st. John's House Ladies' School. _ 30 to 40 guineas per annum inclusive.

Languages, )'fusic. Art Training. Games.

:MRS. and 1I1ISS WERNER, R.D.S. [FOR OTHER ADVERTS. l'.T.O.

VISITORS' GUID~. ·FELIXSTO\\·~.

FE L IXSTOWE -colltilluea.

APARTMENTS (FURNISliEDl. Mrs. Bayley," REMUERA," ORWELL

ROAD WEST•. Good Cooking and Attendance. Splendid Sea and Land Views. Bath. Highly recommended. Superior.

Miss Clinch, "Melrose," 54, Quilter Road. Close to Sea. South Aspect. Vcry Comfortable.

Mrs. E. Leaver, I, High Cliff Villas, Cobbold Road. Winter Terms very low.

Miss Nelson, "Beachcote." Facing Sea. Reduced Winter Terms.

Mrs. H. Smith, "Brook Holme," 81, Ranelagh Road. Well recommended. Homelike.

l\Irs. C. H. Snow, "Montana," Rane· lagh Road. Home Comforts. Excellent Cooking and Attendance.

Mrs. Thomas, I, Riby Villas, Undercliffe Road 'Vest. .Facing Sea and and Pier. Comfortable Furnished Apartments.

Miss Thurman, c, Derby House," Sea Road. Superior. Facing Sea.

Miss Kate Thurman, 2, Granville Villas. Superior. Practically on Sea Front. South Aspect.

"Villa Letitia," Beach Road East (Miss J. Wall). Well recommended. Good Cooking. Twenty yards Sea and Promenade.

BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENTS.

If BRACONDALE" (Miss Scott), Beach Road West. Terms from 24/-. One minute off Sea.

GIBSON'S PRIVATE TEMPERANCE HOTEL. Long established Christian Home. Economical. Near Sea. Large grounds. Croquet. FullSeason Terms from 35/-; Winter Terms, October-July, from 25/-. Sheltered Winters, yet catching Summer Sea Winds. Telephone 077. HAZELDENE" Boarding Establishment. Well situated. Central. South Aspect. Within 3 minutes of Sea, Cliff, Ranelagh Gardens and Station. Season Terms from 35/-. Special Winter Terms, October-J nne. Proprietress, :Miss Markin, " Hazeldene," Cobbold Road.

"LAURENCE VILLA" (Mrs. T. New· ton Taylor), Cobbold Road. Close to Sea and Felix Hotel. Highly recommended. Reduced '''linter Terms. Week-ends from lOS. 6d.

II MELROt}E" I'rivate Hotel. Best position on Sea Front and Prome· nade. For Terms apply Proprietor and Manager, R. G.Copling. Special Terms for Winter.

" ROSEBERY" (MRS. CHARLES BUTTON.) Terms from 35/· to 2t guineas weekly. See Advertisement on preceding page.

EDWARD DURRANT & CO., Principal Old - Established House Agents. Precise Register of Houses sent Free. Offices," South Cliff Estate Office" and Station Approach. Telephone, 086 Felixstowe; Telegrams, "Durrant, Felixstowe. "

W. G. ARCHER, JUNR. & CO., AGENTS TO H.I.M. EMPRESS OF GERMANY, 1891. Offices, Hamilton Road. Printed Register of Furnished and Unfurnished Houses and Apartments forwarded Free. Established 25 Years. Telegrams:" Archer, Felixstowe;" Telephone: 54, Felixstowe.

\'ISITORS' GUIDE.-FELIXSTOWE-FOLKESTOKE ..,17_

SCHOLASTIC. Eastward Ho! College; B. B. Thomp \ St. John's House Ladies' School.

son Inter. B.A.Lond., Head Master. Mrs. and Miss "Verner, R.D.S. See Estab. 1833. See Advertisement. Advertisement.

DISPENSING & PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMIST. The Principal Chemist is Frederick E. Brown, 17, The Parade (2 doors from

General Post Office). The Felixstowe Pharmacy, patronized by H.LM. The Empress of Germany.

PIANO & MUSIC SALOON,' Lambourn's Music Stores, Orwell Road. Pianos and Music supplied. American

Organs. Pianos, &c., for Hire. Music Room for Practice.

WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, For the Finest Wines, Spirits and Beers, visitors are recommended to go to the

Old Established Wine and Spirit Merchants, Edwin Cuckow & Son, Ranelagh Road. Free Price List forwarded.

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A NOTED health resort on the South-East Coast, is admitted to be one of the most delightful of English watering-places, while its climate and in

vigorating air continue to receive the recommendation of London physicians. The extensive views from the Leas are very fine, presenting on the left, among other objects, the Admiralty Pier and Shakespeare Cliff, Dover, and on the right can be seen the Sussex Hills around Hastings, Dungeness, Hythe, Sandgate, &c., while in front is a grand sea view, bounded only by the French coast. The unrivalled "Leas" Promenade (100 feet above the sea level) is now about I~ miles long. The Lifts unite the Lees with the Lower Promenade, Marine Gardens and Beach, and affords direct access to the Victoria Promenade Pier and Pavilion, which was opened in 1888 and has proved a wonderful success. The bathing is excellent, the· supply of good bathing machines ample. During the summer months the South-Eastern and Chatham Railway Company, besides the daily Continental Service, provides special Steamers for frequent excursions to Boulogne, and trips along the coast. There are also two or three Military Promenade Concerts every week. The town possesses a very fine Concert Hall and large Bathing Establishment, Town Hall, Public Reading Room and .Free Library, commodious Hotels, a Gentlemen's Club House, numerous Churches and Chapels, and good Educational Establishments. The water supply is excellent. There is a most efficient system of drainage throughout the town. The train service tv London has been greatly accelerated, best trains arriving in Cannon Street in one and a half hours. The Pleasure Grounds attached to the building used for the National Art Treasures Exhibition in 1886 are continued as a Winter Garden, and the Exhibition as a Concert Hall, Theatre, &c., under the management of a company. Lord Radnor has given for the use of the town a Recreation Ground of 23 acres. This has been laid out and planted by the Corporation. Anglers can obtain good sport off the coast, the catch being many

VISITORS' GUIDE.-FOLKESTONE.

FOLK ESTO N E-continued.

yarieties of fish. Ordinary farcs from Charing Cross, Cannon Stlcet or London Bridge; also from Victoria, lIolborn Viaduct and St. Paul's to ':Folkestone Junction-Single, 1st Class, J2/ (cxpress, 17/6); 2nd Class 716 (express, 11/8) ; 3rd Class, 6/-. Return tickets a\"ailable for six montbs-Ist Class, 21/(express, 351-) ; 2nd Class, 15/- (express, 23/4) ; 3rd Class, 12/-. (Express fares are charged only by the Continental boat trains.) Also Friday, Saturday or Sunday to Tuesday-1st Class, 17/6; 2nd Class, 12/6; 3rd Class, 9/-.

WAMPACH'S HOTEL, Ltd., Fol~estone. First-class. For families amI gentlemen. Closeto ~eaand Lea'. l ver100king pleasure grounus. Eleetric light throughout. Lift to aU fioors; 125 beu and sitting rooms. Billiard room. Un •

. surpassed cuisine. Omnibuses at Folkestone Central Station. Nat. Telephone,.39. Telegrams,"Wampach, Folkestone." Tariff on application.

UACING SEA and Leas. Ornamental Gardens. Near ,[1, Theatre, Churches, Golf Links, and Band Stand. Tennis. EXCELI,EN'l'CUISINE. Separate Tables. Inclusive Terms. Book to Central Station. Telephone No. Hi. Miss Griffiths, Proprietres&.

BATH HOTEL, Clifton Crescent.

First-Clas:; Private Hotel.

Longford Hotel. Situateu on the Leas. Good sea view from every room. Dining room faces sea. Pension "from. 7S. 611. per day. Electric light throughout. MARTIN WALTER. Telephone 172 A.

Tressi II ian HIGH-CLASS B~ARDIHG EST~BLISHME~T, , Cllf'ton Crescent.

In best position. Well maintaimd throughout. Visitors received at equitable rates. ]<'. K. DELL, Proprietor.

PIER PRIVATE HOTEL Uninterrupted sea view from 40 rooms; near pier • and bathing. Convenient for passengers crossing.

Moderate inclusive terms by meal, dav or week. J. H. JUDD, Proprietor; also 4, 5, 6, Woburn Place, Lonuon, ·\V.C.,anu "Brooklyn," Earl's Court Square, London, \V.

HOME FOR INVALID GENTLEMEN. ~~~~J~~i~~~~~~arJo~~. ~~~~~re:hor~~~~l;sr~~~~;_ mends home for invalid gentleman, epileptic. or anyone requiring care and comfort. Can bring- friend or nurse to stay in the house. Best references. Tenns moderate. KEEN. "Belvedere." The Parade.

PRIV ATE AND COMMERCIAL H0TEL. FOLKESTONE. Under new management. Re-furnished. Re-decorated. Excellent cuisine. Billiards. Close to Pier. Library and Lift. Week-end. 12S. 6d. Inclusive telms from 25S. or per day from 4S. H. FRICK. Manager.

HAVERSTOCK HOUSE, TONTINE l\toderate ter;:,s.

CLAREMONT ROAD SELECT BOARDING HOUSE. Established 189[' Excellent table. Cycles housed. Terms from ,os. Proprietress, MRS. ARTER. Book "Central" station.

Bouverie· Boarding Honse, 25 & 26, Bouve'rie Square, Folkestone. Three Minutes from Lees and Sea. Electric Light. Tennis. Certified Sanitation. Personal supervision. 1\1r. and Mrs. F. "T. Pope, Proprietors.

BOARDING HOUSES. Board· Residence. RIC HMO N D

HOUSE, The Lees. Facing Sea. Smoking Room.. Electric Light. Lawn Tennis. Mrs .. Beard.

" Belvedere," The Parade. Situated on the Cliff. Near Leas. Good Sea Views. Overlooking Harbour and Downs. "Tell furnished. Good Cooking and Attend-ince.

" Ahbotsford," 58, Castle Hill Avenue. Centrally situated. Near Central Station. .Facing Gardens. En;ry comfort. l\Irs. Lewis Abbott.

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F 0 L K EST 0 N E-continued.

BOARDING HOUSES-continued.

C~talpha Pension, :l\1arine Crescent, Sea Front. Every Comfort.

Central Boarding House, 33, Brock-man Road. Terms from 25/-. Mrs. Gosling.

East Cliff Boarding House, 42, East Cliff. Junction Station. Close to Sea. Special Accommodation for Cyclists. Terms from 21/-. Mrs. l\Ioseley.

Eglinton, 27,' Bouverie Square, Folkestone. Close to Sea. Comfortable Rooms. Liberal Table. Smoke-room. Terms from 5/- per day according to Season. The Misses Luttman.

Folkestone.-Sea View, The Lees, 3, Clifton Crescent. Charmingly SItuated on the Lees. Sea view frol11 every window. Lawn Tennis. Smoking Room. Book to Folkestolle Central Station, Mrs. Wilson.

Glenmore, 8, Marine Cresct nt. Facing Sea. Terms l\Ioderate. M issts Twiddy.

Helstonleigh, 32, Sandgate ]{oad. Best part. Comfortable vVell-appointed House. Excellent Tahle. Recommended. Really .i\loderate Winter Terms. Mrs. Swain.

" Suunyside, " Langhorne Gardens, The Leas. Best position for Suml'ner or Winter. Address Proprietress.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Radnor Chambers~ SHERWOODS (W. R. Boughton~

(Oldest Established), Auctioneers, House and Estate Agents and Valuers. Illustrated Monthly Property Register, also Monthly List, of Furnished Houses. Telegrams, " Sherwoods"; Telephone, 205 & 205A. 5, Sandgate Road, Folkestone.

" Branch Offices; 102,' Cheriton Road· (opposite Central Station).

Temple, Barton & Co., F.S.I. 48, Sandgate Road.

Fraser & Walker, Cheriton Place;

GIFFORD & CO., West Central Offices. 82, Sandgate Road.,Folkestone.

J. A. H. Harrison & CO.,} Printed House Agents) Registers

89, Sandgate· Road. Free. Moat & Son" 2A,Cheritou." Place;--·

Lists on application. Newport W. O. (F:A.I.), 69, Sandgate

Ro~~ (33 years' experienc~).

SCHOLASTIC. St. Helena's, 16, Augusta Gardens, Folkestone. Principals, l\Iiss Adolphus and

:Miss Every. '

FRESHWATER-See iSLE OF WIGHT.

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FRINTON=ON=5EA. SITUATED about one and a quarter miit~s from \Valton-on-the-Naze, between

four and five miles from Clacton and 68 frolll London, is rapidly rising in popularity as a quiet amI select watering-place. In addition to its bracing air, which here blows from the vast bosom of the German Ocean, yet so tempered as to make the place eminently suited for -invalids, and its charm of peace, hinton

40 VISITORS' GUIDE. -FRINTON-ON-SEA.

F R I NT 0 N -0 N -8 E A-continued.

possesses the advantage of a fine beach which slopes gradually seaward, rendering the bathing perfectly safe. From the beach rise cliffs over 50 feet in height, from which good sea 'tnd land views can be obtained. The church here was previous to its restoration in IS79 almost the smallest in England. Among the places of interest within easy cycling distance may be mentioned Colchester, with its Saxon and Roman as<;ociations ann old-world ruins, St. Oswyth Priory, Clacton-on-Sea, Harwich ;.nd Ipswich, while the surrounding country is very picturesque. The hotel accommodation is very good. The Grand, erected at a cost of over £IO,OOO and situated near the golf links, has an extensive sea frontage; and the Queen's, also on the sea front, has been greatly improved and enlarged. The Frinton golf links (IS-hole course), said to be amongst the finest in the country, are near the town, and extend over a large area, furnishing opportunities for every kind of play. There is a comfortable club house; visitors may join the club for a short period on payment of a small fee. There are also good tennis and cricket clubs anJ croquet lawns. The sunshine record for Frinton stands first among British watering-places, while the rainfall is the lowest in the United Kingdom. The railway arrangements are excellent and trains frequent. Time occupied from London about two hours. Single fares from Liverpool Street1st Class, 13/3; 3rd Class, sill. Return fares from Liverpool Street and Great Eastern stations within 12 miles of London. Fortnightly return tickets, available for 15 daYS-1st Class, 17/6; 3rd Class, 10/-. Also Friday and Saturday till TuesdaY-1st Class, 13/6; 3rd Class, 7/6. Tourist tickets-1st Class, 20/- ; 3rd Class, 12/-.

The Grand Hotel. On the Cliffs, facing Sea, and adjoins magni.ficent Golf Links.

MR. R. G. SETTERFIELD, Proprietor.

ST. MARGARET'S High-classPreparatory School for Boys..

Standing in its own grounu~. Clo~eto sea. Apply to PRINCIPAL.

BOARDING ESTABLISHMENTS. AIRTHRIE (First-class) Private Boarding House. Near Sea and Golf Links.

Terms :Moderate. Proprietress, Miss Durham. "BEACH HOUSE" PRIVATE HOTEL. Nearest Hotel to the Golf Links.

Facing Sea. Southern aspect. Stands in its own Grounds. Billiard and Ball Rooms. Electric Light throughout. Spacious Reception Rooms. Accommodation for 100. Mrs. \V. S. Brockman, Proprietress.

FURNISHED HOUSE. Mrs. A. Fish, "Portland House," 4th Avenue. Overlooking Golf Links.

Close to Sea and Station. Terms according to Season. RESTAURANT & BOARDING HOUSE.

"The Old Road Restaurant," close to Station. Families, Parties and Com. mercials catered for. Mr. and Mrs. Garner, Proprietors.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. HARRINGTON, LEY & TOMKINS, Architects and Surveyors, Frinton Estate

Office, Station Road; 65. Bishopsgate Sheet Without, E.C.; anq Romford, Tel. No. 19 Frinton.

William H;lyn~, Ar(:hit~ct & SlJrvc;YQr. Tel. P.Q. 9.

VisitORS' GuibE.-F'lHN'f6N -oN-SltA=-COuALMiNG-GORLESt6N ·6N -~EA. 41

CIIEMIST. Alfred Tennant, 'Pharmaceutical Chemist (from South Kensington). Photo

graphic sundrie5; dark room.

WINE MEI{CIIANTS & SII!PPEI{S. MOTHER$OLE & CO., 4th Avenue. Tel. 22, G.p.a. Frinton-on-Sea. And

at Colchester. Established 1718. Prices sent on application.

------_._ ---. •...------GODALMING

IS an ancient market town situated on the old road from London to Potts. mouth and Chichester, and is on the river \Vey. The church is an

ancient cruciform structure in the Early English style, and contains several monuments. Half a mile north of the town are situated the. Ch:uterhouse Schools, which were removed from their ancient home in Aldersgate Street, London, in 1872. The surrounding country is very pretty. Fares from Waterloo (Central Station) -1st Class, 5/8; 2nd Class, 3/6; 3rd Class, 2/10. Return tickets, available for 8 days, 1st Class, 10/-; 2nd Class, 6/4; 3rd Class, 5/8. Also Friday, Saturday and Sunday to Tuesday, 1st Class, 7/3; 2nd Class, 5/-; 3rd Oass, 3/9.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Collier, 60n & Sp:.ukes, Principal Agents, 88, High Street. Fplker & Horton, the A~ction Mart. The leading and principal Agents.

---- ...•-.-----GORLESTON=ON=5EA.

THIS seaside resort, although within the Borough of Great Yarmouth, is some two miles south of the town and pleasantly situated on a hill overlooking

the sea and the river Yare. It can be reached by the Great Eastern Railway, or by the Midland and Great Northern joint railways. The fine air of this watering-place, the extensive sea view and its splendid and safe sands should make this one of the most popular seaside resorts on the east coast. The corporation have erected a commodious Pavilion and Shelter Hall, in which concerts are held twice daily during the season, under the management of Messrs. Keith, Prowse & Co., of London, W. The Pleasure Gardens on the top of the cliff are a great attraction, being very prettily laid out. Moreover, Gorleston possesses the advantage that, while being very quiet and select, it is within easy distance of all the amusements of its parent town, Great Yarmouth. The Cliff Hotel is finely situated and will be found most luxurious and convenient i,} ~:veryway. For fares see Great Yarmouth.

HOTEL. "THE CLIFF HOTEL," standing in its own grounds. Unique position. Finest

situation on the Suffolk Coast. First·class. Every AccomlwJrlation. Tele·· phone No.9.

GREAT MALVERN-See MALVERN.

G·REAT YARMOUTH

Isthe largest watering-place on the East Coast. For those who seek bracing air a good beach, capnal bathing, &c., at moderate co;;t, YarrilOuth appears well

suited. There '1S an Aquarium, Theatre, Concert Rooms, Free Library, two Piers, a Jetty, extensive Golf Links. and every kind of sea-side amusements The New Britannia Pier, 1900 feet long by 140 feet wide, was erected at a cost of £75,000 by the "New Britannia Pier Company," together with a handsome pavilion capable of seating 2,800 persons, in which concerts are held twice daily during the summer months, including sacred concerts on Sundays. Two first· cla.;;s bands play on the pier, during the season, two or three time? a day. .There is also a special fishing jetty, the charge for admission to which is 6d per day, Express trains run from and to London (Liverpool Street), by Great Eastern Railway, daily during the summer in 2fi hours. There 'is very excellent fishing ir, the neighbouring" Broads" and Rivers. Charles Dickens wrote of it : " If you have a grudge against any particular Insurance Company, purchase from it a heavy life annuity, go and live at Great, Yarmouth and draw your dividends until they ask in despair whether your name is Old - Parr at Methuselah." The· numerous attractions of Yarmouth have been greatly im. proved by the newly erected \Vinter Gardens at the entrance to Wellington Pier. Singing and band concerts· are held here daily all the year round; they are heated throughout and tas,tefully decorated by plants, ferns and flowers. Messrs. Goode's Assembly Rooms are now in great demand for the splendid dancing accommodation provided. The Yarmouth Golf Links (18 holes) are among the finest in'the country. Fares from l\Ioorgate, King's <;::ross(G.N. ),and Great Northern suburban stations, at Liverpool Street and Great Eastern station~ within 12 miles of London, -also from St. Pan'cras station, as follows:Single, 1st Class, 22/8, 3rd Class, la/I. Friday or Saturday. to Tuesday1st Class, 22/-; 3rd Class, 11/-. Fortnightly (available for IS days)~Ist Class, 27/6; 3rd Class, 15/-. Tourist tickets-Ist Class, 34/-; 3rd Class, 20/-, Boats run tram ,London Bridge daily during the season.

Marine Parade. National Telephone No. 28.

QUEEN'S Telegrams, ••Nightingale; Queen's, Grel1tYarmouth.'"

HOTEL, Finest position in the centre of the ::\rarine 'Parat!e; opposite NewPipr and Aquarium. PacingSea and Beach Gardens. Unrivalled Yiews. Xearest l:Iotel to the'Golf Links, 'Luxuriouslyfurnished. :Fitted wit.h all modern improvements. Sanitation perfect. .Private Apartments.Colfee ana Table t1'Hote Room 1120 feet long). Lallies' Drawing Room. Smoke, Billiartl, Reading and Writing", ant! Bath Room~ (direct supply of Sea Water) .. O,'er 125 Bed and Sitting Rooms. Excellent Uuisine. Table d'Hote at separate tables.

J. W. NIGHTINGALE, Resident Proprietor.

"THE EASTANGLIAN" High-class Private Hotel & 8oardi~g Establishment. MARINE PARADE NORTH. 'Is unrivalled in situation (facmg South and East), standing-in own Garden WIth Lawn facing Sea, back of House overlooking Recreation Ground. Close to New Britannia Pier, Aquarium, Golf Links, Tennis Courts, Beach Gardens, &c, Overlooking' German Ocean. Large Draw;ng- and Dining- Rooms.

~~ltl~~Olllt~~~~lf~f,~O~I~'h~~~\\)y 1Jle~~~i~itt;.st sanitary T':~fea~:dn~~ri~a,;~ ~~li~~tiO~~~ P~iPR1J'TOR~ter

APART~lENTS (FURNISHED). "SEA VIEW," 4, Kent Square_ Good Rooms. Reduced Winter Terms. Mrs.

Lawson~Proprietress.

VISITORS' GUIDE.-GRE.\T VAR1\lOUTH-GUILDFORIl.

BOARDING HOUSES. "The Imperial," High-class Boarding Establishment, :Marine Parade North.

Accommodation for nearly 200; largest on Sea front. Small Tables. Tel. .No. 0248. Apply Manageress, B. Figg.

"C<;>mbemartin ". Boarding House, 33, vVellesley Road. Sea View. Close to Pier and Aquanum. Late Dinner. Moderate Terms. Mrs~ Robert Bond.

Cots wold Boarding House. 81, Marine Parade. Splendid position. Sea View. Near Britannia Pier. Terms Moderate. Mrs. Tuck, Proprietress.

TREGARRON Boarding House, Wellesley Road. Unequalled position, facing Sea. Near Britannia Pier and all Amusements. Convenient for Golf Links. 6/- daily. Miss Maynard, Proprietress.

HOTELS. BRUNSWICK TEMPERANCE AND I THE NORFOLK. FAMILY HOTEL,

COMME~CI~L HOTEL, King Street. l\farine Parade, facing. Sea and Piers. A. M. WIlkInS. T. Keates (late Franklin's Hotel, Gt.

Yarmouth), Proprietor.Tel. NO.OIS!. " Crown and Anchor" Family and Commercial Hotel, Hall Quay. Telephone

0154. \Valter E. Goodwin, Proprietor. "Goode's Hotel," Central Station. Sea Front. Illustrated Tariff on applica

tion. Tel. 77. J. &. W. F. Goode. THE STAR HOTEL, facing River, adjoining Post Office. Electric Light. The

Leading County Family and Commercial. Table d'H6te in "Nelson Room," oak-panelled, and over 300 years old. Tel. No. 121. Henry Taylor.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. WILLIAM GAMBLING (and Auc'l W.A. & E.A. GLANFIELD (also Auction·

tioneer), Regent Street, Great Yar eers & Valuers), Estate Office, I, St. mouth. George's Road. Nat. Tel. No. II 7.

CHAS. W. JOHNSON (and Auctioneer), Queen Street.

ORIENTAL CAFE. "The Geisha Cafe," 23, Regent Road. High-class Afternoon Teas and Cream

Ices a Speciality. ------.-e .•------

GUILDFORD, THE beautifully situated capital of the county of Surrey, is an ancient

municipal borough, 30 miles '-rom London. The town, which is seated upon the declivity of a considerable hill rising from the eastern bank of the river Wey, consists principally of one long street, beginning on the bridge at the west, and extending a distance of half a mile eastward. Guildford Castle and grounds have been purchased by the Corporation and occupies an eminence to the south of the High Street, thus commanding the river beneath it on the west. The rudely constructed, but then impregnable, keep still stands, the walls of which are about ro feet thick at the bottom. On the west b:::.nk of the Wey,on the summit of a hill, are the remains of the ancient chapel of St. Catherine, founded about the time of Henry III. Perhaps the best view around Guildford is obtained from the."banks of the winding river, itself a charming feature" of the landscape; which is completed by wooded heights rising from the t:as·tern. b:'l.Ilk; arid forming a,n' excel~ent site for the ruined'keepof the ancient

44 '"ISITORS' GUIDE.-GUILDFORD-HARROGATE.

GU I LDFORD-collti1l1tcd.

fortress. The curious range of hills called" The Hog's Back," 500 feet high, afford splendid views of the surrounding scenery, including the Crystal Palace eastwards, and Aldershot camp northwards, with Stoughton Barracks and the little villages of Puttenham, Compton and \Vanborough in the immediate vicinity. The Guildford Golf Club's links are at Merrow, about a mile distant. I'ranch office for railway information, l\Iessrs. Chaplin &: Co., Railway Station. Fares from Waterloo (Central Station)-Ist Class, 5/-; 2nd Class, 3/2; Jrd Class, 2/6. Return tickets available for 8 daYS-1st Class, 8/9; 2nd Class, 5/6; 3rd Class, 51-. Also Friday, Saturday and Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 7/-; 2nd Class, 5/-; 3rd Class, 3/3.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. George Drewitt, Bridge Street, Guildford. List Free. W. Williamson & Sons, 45, High Street, Guildford. Particulars Free.

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A FASHIONABLE inland watering-place, is noted for its celebrated medicinal waters. Situated on a moorland plateau of the 'West Riding of Yorkshire,

i: possesses an atmosphere remarkable for its purity, dryness and invigorating properties. The record of sunshine shows Harrogate to be one of the sunniest places in the kingdom, especially in winter. The principal centres for invalids are the Royal Pump Room, with its pleasant gardens, the Teint Well, John's Well, the Magnes"a Well, the Montpelier Baths and Gardens, the RoyalChalybeate Spa, within charming grounds, the Victoria Baths and the Bath Hospital. The Kursaal and Royal Spa Concert Rooms, which has recently been erected by the Corporation, has seating accommodation for about 2,000. During the season high-class concerts are held twice daily in the K11fSaal, while special garden fetes, firework displays, &c., are held in the gardens at frequent intervals. Harrogate is a splendid tourist centre, and annually attracts thousands of visitors. There are numerous places of interest in the neighbourhood. Fares from l\Ioorgate, King's Cross (G.N.) and Great Northern suburban stations and St. Pancras and Midland suburban stations, as follows :'-Single, 1st Class, 28/3 ; 3rd Class, 16/6. Return ticket, double fare. Friday or Saturda}' to Sunday, Monday or TuesdaY-1st Class, 28/3; 3rd Class, 16/6. Tounst ticketS-1st Class, 55/-; 3rd Class, 31/-. Cheap Weekly Excursions for 3 or 17 days leave St. Pancras 8.30 a.m.. on Saturdays. Return fare 201-.

THE CAMBRIDGE HOUSE PRIVATE HOTEL. Central. South('rn aspect. I FacesStmy. Closeto Kursaal, Baths & Well~. Ex

cellent Cuisine. Electric Light. Telegrams:" Snow." Tel. zoo. Proprietress, )L s;-.row.

Harrogate-THE CECIL High,.c1ass Boarding Establishment: !,arge Dining,• Drawmg and Smoke Ror:ms. ElectrIC LIght. Excellent

Cuisine. Tahle d'Rote. 7 p.m. Moderate. Telephone No. 04'8. MRS. PICKARD.

BOARDING ESTABLISHMENTS. Fair View Boarding Hous~, 99, Valley Marlborough House, superior Boarding

Drive. Fine Outlook. 3 Sitting, Establishment, 77, Valley Drive, 10 Bed Rooms. Near Wells, Baths, Harrogate. Facing Valley Gardens. Garden£. .Miss Pearce. Near Pump Rooms, Baths, Moor,&c.

Smo~~ Roqm. c;ar~mel, Proprie~o~~.

VISITORS' GUIDE.-HARWICH-HASLEl\lERE AKD HINDHEAD. 45

HARWICH Isa rapidly rising watering-place in Essex, facing the German Ocean, having

a South-easterly aspect, and adjoins Dovercourt. The Esplanade offers an ~xcellent walk by the side of the sea. During the season fine Steamers run daily ~etween London and places along the Coast, and a most agreeable trip for visitors IS. that bY.Great Eastern Railway Steamers up the river Orwell. Fares from LIverpool Street and Great Eastern stations within 12 miles of London as follows :-Single, .Ist Class, I3/3; ~rd Class, 5/1 I~. Friday or Saturday to Tuesday, Return tlckets-Ist Class, 13/6; 3rd Class, 7/6. Fortnightly (avail. able for fifteen days)-Ist Clas~, 17;6; 3rd Class, IOJ-. Tourist tickets-1st Class, 20}-; 3rd Class, 12/-.

BANKERS.-Bacon, Cobbold & Co.

---- .....-.o...~--- __ HASLEMERE & HINDHEAD. THIS district has become deservedly famous as a health resort, suited to all

seasons of the year. Haslemere is very pleasantly situated, from 500 to 800 feet above the level of the sea, ~nd has a station on the London and South Western Railway, 43 miles from London, on the line to Portsmouth. The beautiful Hindhead Hills are about 850 feet above the sea level. The air is dry and bracing, and the subsoil gravel. The views in the surrounding neighbourhood are charming. A Golf course of 18 holes is being laid out at Hindhead. The Hotel and Boarding House accommodation is excellent. There are fine golf links within easy distance. Flues from Waterloo (Central Station)-Single, 1st Class, 7/2; 2nd Class, 4/6; 3rd Class, 3/7. Return tickets, available for 8 daYS-1st Class, 12/6; 2nd Class, 8/- i 3rd Class, 6/8. Also Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to Tuesday-1st Class, 91-; 2nd Class, 5/9; 3rd Class, 4/6. Haslemere is the station for Hindhead.

H · dh d Country House Party. Fine air. 800 feet above sea. H"me comforts.In ea with excellent cuisine. Four acres of wooded land. Tennis and croquet. ,. Motor garage. BARNA,

Haslemere Invalid Home. "COURTSFOLD." HASLEMERE, SURREY. Chronic Patlent'received. Certificated Nurses and Masseuse. Tern" on application. Supts .. Misses RINGWOOD AND INGK

C. Bridger & Son. Facing Station. I Collier, Son Reliable information of Properties. Chambers.

H.eginald C. S. Eyenl)ctt, ~.A.J. Facio!; S,t~t.ion. formation Fre~,

AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. & Sparkes, 2, Station List Free. ~AlJ.d~t Farnham.) In

YISITORS' GUIDE.-HASTINGS A~D ST. LEONARDS.

HASTINGS & ST. LEONARDS ARE very enjoyable watering-places, with picturesque inland scenery. Hastings

is one of the old Cinque .Ports, abounding wilh ancient relics and historical associations. The bathing here is good and safe. There is a very fine Pier at Hastings and also one at St. Leonards, with elegant and spacious Concert Saloons. in which Bands play daily. Pleasure trip" are made by steamers to the various places on the South Coast during the summer months. The Archery Grounds are at St. Leonards. The Castle of Hastings, ior a time the favourite residence of the Coriqueror, is now a mass of ruins, but its towers, bastions, and ancient walls, form an object truly picturesque; as seen from any point of view; the interior is now laid out as a. Fl0wer Garden and Shrubb,:,ry, the view from which is varied and extensive, commanding towards the south an ample marine expanse, while Beachy Head, Eastbourne and Bexhill may be seen towards the west. The Alexandra Park embraces the charming Public Gardens once known as St. Andrew's, with a 'considerable addition of new park-land. The Swimming Baths are said to \Je the largest and. handsomest in England. Sea anglers have full 'Jpportunities of following their hobby either from the piers or boals. The Gaiety Theatre, situated in Queen's Road, is capable of seating 1,500 persons, and the Royal Concert Hall, \Varrior Square, St. Leonard's, will accommodate 1,200. The Empire Theatre of' Varieties is inl)elhaill Place, facing the Sea. St. Clement's Cave, Ecclesbourne Vale, Fairlight, Lovers' Seat, and the Dripping vYell, are well worth a visit. From the Coastguanl Station at Fairlight, the \'iew inland extends to near London, and the sea view from Beachy Head to Dover Cliffs and the opposite Coast of France. Branch Railway Offices for informa~ tion, &c., Fish l\1arket, Hastings. Ordinary fares from London Bridge, Victoria, Charing Cross and Cannon Street or Holborn Viaduct and St. Paul's-Single, 1st Class, 10/6; 2nd Class, 6/7; 3rd. Class, 510~. Return tickets, available for six months-1st Class, 18/4; 2nd Class, 13/2; 3rd Class, lOll. Friday, Saturday or Suriday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 14/-; 2nd Class, 10/6; 3rd Class, 8/-.

THE SANDRINGHAM SELECT BOARDI"G ESTABLISHl\IENT. Hasting-s. On the Sea Front. Centrally situated. High-class Cuisine. Table d'Hote. 6,30.Terms moderate, Mr. & :\Irs. C F. GLANFIELD.

TSFORO ., 73· WARRIOR SQUARE, ST. LEO:\'ARDS-ON-SEA. I'irst-class" ABBO board and residence, close to .ea and station. Every co~fort._ I'rom 25s.

, inclusive. PROPRIETRESS.

USE ST. MARGARET'S ROAD, WARRIOR SQUARE, ST. LEONARDS.

ell FF HO Boarding Residence. Finest position. Half minute from sea. Separate tables. , Bath and smoke rooms. Terms from 275. lIlrs. ALLEN.

H ERTFOR 0 H0 USE. }l'n~~tg~s~ti~~'o~;~~frr~~t an:~r~~~~~o;~~ar~~~~lv~:a~:t~A)f.°s~~u~~~s~~~t onlv. Ist ..cl~ss in t"very way. ClI1stnf" unrIvalled. Baths. h. &.c .. free. InclUSive terms I~ to 3RS. ProprIetor.

ONARDS INGRESS HOUSE 68, WARRIOR SQUARE. First-class Board and 8T lE: , Resldence.·l\linute Sea Front. Separate tables. Good Smoke Room. Every Home Comfort. Terms Moderate._Pension. __ Mr._& ·l\lrs._~._ M._SANFORD._

- . - - - - - U-SE---;-MARi'NA. ST. LEONARDS-ON·SEA. Finest position. Good

WELBECK HO . se~ views. Ne,,:r Kursaal, Gardens, and Ban? Comfortable s!!l0king , room. ElectTlc llght. PropTletres., G. GLOVER:

VISI'l'ORS' CUIDE.-HAS1'INGS AND ~'r. LEONARDS. 47

BOARDING HOUSES.

Carlisle House, 15, 16, 17, 18, Cambridge Gardens, Hastings. Two l\Iinutes from Station, Sea and Town. An inexpensive, genial Home. Accommodation for Cyclists. Mid-day Dinner. Terms from a Guinea. Mrs. Galer.

\'oi!,'Ho<lse,Pelham Crescent, Hastings. Facing'Sea and Promenade. Near Fier' :i.D.d Stc•.tion. Terms from 27/6 to 42/-. W. Ward Dove.

HOUSE,& ESTATE AGENTS.

A House Agency Register, published ~r onthl~·. JohIT Bray, Auctioneer, l::state At;ell~. Valuer, &c., 13, South Colonnade, S1. ~eonai'ds; and Hastings. Apartments and Boarding Houses for Sale.

Henry Baker (late H. 11. Baker & Son), I, Vernlnnl Place, S1. Leonards-on-Sea, House and . Estate Agent. Speciality, Furnisl~e(L'Houses.

Barry Johnson & Dunphys, 66) MOUNT ROAD, HASTINGS.

G. C. Anderson & Co., Auctioneers, Surveyors, Valuers, House and Estate Agents, I2,Havelock Road, Hastings. Register of all available properties gratis to all applicants.

Beagleys, Auctioneers; 59, London Road, St. Leonards. Complete Illustrated Lists Post Free. Also at Bexhill-on-Sea.

J. H. Bohun, F. A. 1., I I, Havelock 'Road, Hastings. Established 1877.

DAWSON &, HARDEN, 48, Marina S1. Leonards. Also Auctioneers and Valuers. Established 1832. Illustrated Printed Register Free.

Russell's, 2, Havelock Road, Hastings, Surveyors and Estate Agents. '

HOTEL. Grand, heing Sea and Pier. P"ssenger Lift. Electric Light.

FURNITURE REMOVERS.

Gaze & Son, The West Marina Pantechnicon.

SCHOLASTIC.

Highbury House School. Established 1865. Staff of seven Resident .Masters for Upper Departments; four Ladies for the Prer.aratory School. Climate and position unrt ~·alled. Sanitary Arrangements perfect. School Library. Laboratory, Gymilasium, \Vorkshops, Large Cricket Field, &c. Prospectus on application to th(; Principal, J. D. Wilde, M.A.

Uni~ersity School, Hastings. High-class private school. Special training fpr Medical and Legal Professions Laboratory, Museums, \Vorkshops, &c. Seventy - nine Pupils have passed London University Matriculation direct from School:· Every advantage for physical de\;elopme!lt. Fine Playing Fields. Special care of delicate boys. Prospectus, apply Alex. 11ilne.

ViSI'TORS; GliIDE.-H:AVLtNG iSt.AND-tf£RNE BAV.

HAYLING ISLAND (SOUTH HA YLING)

Issituated on the South Coast, and during recent years has become largely patronised as a seaside resort. The sea beach and bathing arrangements are

of a very attractive and complete description: the beach is probably one of the finest for bathing purposes of any in the Kingdom. The air is very pure and invigorating. A beautiful view is obtained of the entrance to Spithead and the Isle of Wight. There is a Golf Club for Ladies as well as for Gentlemen; the Links are on the beach common. Fares from London Bridge and Victoria-Single, 1st Class, 11/9; 2nd Class, 7/6: 3rd Class, 5/IO~d. Return Tickets, available for six months-1st Class, 20/3; 2nd Class, 13/- ; 3rd Class, Il/9. Friday, Saturday or Sunday to Tu~sday-lst Class, 17/6; 2nd Class, 11/6; 3rd Class, 9/6.

APARTI\IENTS (FURNISlIED.) Birklands. Near Sea, Station and Golf Links. Hot and Cold Baths. First

class SanitaryarrangemenLs. Every }lome Comfmt, l\1IS. Blake.

BOARD RESIDENCE. Cranhurst, Park Road. Home Comforts. N ear Station, Seaand Golf. Cycle

Accommodation. Smoking Room.. Terms from 25/" Mrs. Hones$.

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HERNE BAY Isa quiet and pretty watering-place, situated in a beautiful bay on the

northern coast of the county of Kent, 8 miles north-east from Canter· bury and 63 miles from London. The town has been greatly developed durinlT recent years, and great improvements have been made. There is a pier three-quarters of a mile in length, lighted from end to end by electricity. Electric Trams run to the pierhead every few minutes. There is a large concert pavilion. The water supply is excellent. During the season a high-class military band performs three times daily. The air is \'ery salubrious, the country round abounds with interest, and the botanist and entomologist will find much healthy enjoyment in the country lanes in their interesting pursuits. The bathing is excellent, and safe for cilildren at all times. The Isle of Thanel, which is within easy distance, is fllll of historical interest for the archxologisl. The Herne Bay Golf Club links of 43 acres are at Eddington, one mile from the town. During the season there are return half-day excursions from London for 26. Ordinary fares from Charing Cross, Cannon Street, London Bridge, Victoria, Holborn Viaduct or St. Paul's: Single-1st Class, 10/6; 2nd Class, 6/6; 3rd Class, 5/3. Return tickets available for six months-1st Class, 18/5; 2nd Class, 13/-; 3rd Class, 10/6. Friday, Saturday or Sunday to Tuesday-1st Class, 14/-; 2nd Class, 10/-; 3rd Class, 71-.

GRAND HOTEL. FAMILY AND RESIDENTIAL. Modern comforts. Handsome lounge.Covered verandahs. Tennis and croquet lawns. Motor garage, pit, and s>ull. ling. Pension from i;;: 12S. cd. MAX ERDE. Resident Prol,rietor,

I "Glencoe," Marina Crescent. Facing

Sea anci Pier. Cycle Accommodation. Terms from 3°/-.

Highly recommended.

BOARDING HOUSES. East~ell House. Minute from Sea. • From 25/ weekly. Cycle Accom

modation. Mrs. Jones. Sunnymede. Facing Sea and Downs.

ARCHITECT & SURVEYOR. Henry Pettman, IS, High Street.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Blows & Riches, Auctioneers, Station E. Iggulden & Sorts, Auctioneerg.

Road (opposite Church). Lists Free. Register Gratis. Joseph Gripper, F.S.I., Station Road. T. Huxtable (also Architect and

Nat. Tel. 0193. Register of all ayail· • Suryeyor), Station Road Estate able Houses, Sites and Estates gratis. Offices.

\Vilbee & Son. Monthly Register,Free. 67, :l\Iortimer Street.

HOTEL. Queen's. Charmingly situated at foot of Downs. Close to Golf Links and Sea.

Telephone 0186. G. M. Millen.

Walden House School. Class and Kindergarten.

SCHOLASTIC. Preparatory for Nayy and Public Schools. Junior

Head Master, A. T. Nicholson, Esq., B.A. Cantab.

---- ...•..•._----HINDHEAD-See HASLEMERE & HINDHEAD.

HOVE-See BRIGHTON.

---- ..•...••_----HUNSTANTON.

(Rejrinted by permission of Ingram TVatson &> Son frolll "The Humtmi/on and N. TV. NOJjolk Illustrated Property Register.':J

HUNSTANTON-or as it is locally called Hunston-a rising seaside resort, stands upon a bold promontory on the eastern or Norfolk shore of the

estuary of the Wash. Though rightly accounted an east coast watering-place, it is singular in fortunately possessing a westerly aspect. A glance at the map of Norfolk will at once explain this seeming paradox. It will be seen that with its grllat sweep of eastern and northern .5eaboard, Norfolk has a few miles of western coastline, extending from King's Lynn at one extremity to Hunstantoll at the QtheJ;'. It:; unique and unrivalled situation at the confluence of the Ge,t .•

VISITORS" ntTll>R.-HUNS1'ANTON.

HUN STAN TON -continued.

111anOcean and the \Vash gives it an immense natural- advaI\tag~ over other seaside places which have an entirely eastern exposure; sheltered by its headland cliffs, and screened by a well-wooded background of undulating country, Hunstanlon is rar less subject to the force of easterly winds than most places on i~e Norfolk co:.;.s!. Yet, though the wind is tempered to the shorn lamb, undoubtdly the climate is bracing; the air, which is of exceptional purity 'mci dryness, beii1g highly charged with that invigorating life-giving element, horn only of sea breezes, familiarly known as "ozone." Such are its distinguishing natur;;.~ 'lc1vantages of position and climate, that, apart from the uSliul attractiuns Gf sea bathing,. an excellent recreation ground, first-class golf links, tennis and other amnsements, and a locality especially rich in places of interest, Hunstanton has rapidly risen to a high place in the estimation of a discerning public as a health :..csort iIi. no wise inferior to several more popular watering-places on the south and south-east coasts. Over a wide expanse Of sea-view, the distant shores of the Lincolnshire coast become. 'plainly visibly in clear weather, with the noble tower of Boston church immediately opposite, and the roofs of Skegness town distinctly outlined by the noonday sun; while trading vessels from the neighbouring ports of King's Lynn and Boston, and innumerable fishing smacks of all dimensions, sail to and fro across the sea at frequent intervals. -The sunset; especiaIIyin the spring and autllmna.1 seasons, as many a watcher from the Hunstanton cliffs knows to' his joy," arc' glorious oeyond description. Among the places of interest in the neighbourhood is Sandringham, which is about 7 miles distant. This the favourite residence of their Majesties the King and Queen is surrounded by charming grounds and beautiful. timbered park. The grounds and gardens ure open to the public every vVednesday between IO a.m. and 4 p.m., when the Royal Family are not in residence. Also the Ringstead chalybeate spring, extensively recommended by the faculty, which is situated on the Downs 'within a walk or a short drive of the town; the surrounding country affords pleasant drives and walks; wild fowl congregate here in great numbers during the winter months. The links of the Hunstanton Gnlf Club (18 holes) are about l~ miles froni the town. Fares from Li\;erpool Street and Great Eastern stations within 12 miles of London and St. }Jancras; Single-1st Class, 18/- ; 3rd Class, 9/5. Fortnightly return tickets, available for 15 daYS-1st Class, 25/-; 3rd Class, 13/-. Also l<riday and Saturday to Tuesday -1st Class, 16/- ~ 2nd Class, 10/-. Tourist ticketS-1st Class, 3°6; 3rd Class, 18/-.

VICTORIA Boarding H Cliff Terrace. South aspect. ~moking'.ouse dining' and drawing rooms. Overlooking

pier & green. Bath rOOlll, Late dinner. Mr. & Mrs. HI)'TO:-i. Proprietors.

APARTMENTS (FURNISHED).AVENUE; ~OUSE, Avenue Road, Hunstanton. To Let, Private Fur

nished Apartments, or Board Residence. vVeli 'recommended. About Three Minutes Sea and Rail. Facingdue South. Mrs. H. l\f. Dye.

1, BELVOIR TERRACr::. Excellent -I II SOLVITA." Avenue Road. To Let, Sea View. Superior Private Apart- I Furnished, Private Furnished Apartlllt'nts or Board Residence. Pro \ menls, or Board Residence. Well duc~ f10111own farm. ,1\1rs. Henry recommended. Close to Sea. ""ell Neville. I Sheltered. 1\1rs.C. Lewis.

VISITORS' GUIDB.-HUNSTANTON-ILFRACO:\IBB. 51

BOARDING ESTABLISHMENTS. "SHELLBROOKE" PENSION, Cliff I "MIDBRAKE HOUSE," rGreevegate

Terrace. Private Boarding House. Road (late" Hazeldene "). 'Private Excellent position. Good Sea View. Board Residence. Good Sea View. Miss Parsons. Central. The Misses Platten. '

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. INGRAM WATSON & SON (also Auctioneers and Valuers). Free Illustrated

Registers of Estates, Furnished and Unfurnished Houses and Apartments. Telegrams, "Ingram Watson.", (Entrance through Messrs. Barclay's Bank.)

RIDING & DRIVING MASTERS & CARRIAGE PROPRIETORS. Robert G. Callaby, Tabor House.· Lessons in Riding, Driving and Tandem

Driving. Saddle Horses, Carriages, and Traps, Ponies and Donkeys for Hire. Telegrams: "Callahy, Hunstanton." Riding School also at Dulwich. Woodhouse Stables, Sydenham Hill.

SHARPE'S POSTING ESTABLISHMENT, Westgate. Wedding. and Funeral Orders. Established 1868. Public brake Tours. Carriages of every description for Hire. Contractor for Hunst:llllon and Brancaster Golf Links. Carriages meet all Trains.

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONVALESCEN'fS AND INVALIDS. " Claremont House," Greevegate Road. South Aspect. N ear Sea. Resident

Trained Nurses. Doctors' R.eferences. Terms Moderate. The Misses Watson.

SCHOLASTIC. a'RHIANVA COOLLEGE" (for Girls) (recognized by the Board of Education),

:\1rs. Arthur J. Hackney (Registered Teacher), Principal. Preparation for Land. Matric. and Univ. Locals, Associated Board Trinity College, &c.

ST. EDMUND'S SCHOOL (Recognized). Prospectus on application. Address Miss \Vatson. ------- •...-----

ILFRACOMBE Isone of the loveliest of English watering-places. Beautifully situated on , the Bristol Channel, it possesses an abundance of bold and magnificent scenery,

~nd offers the tourist and invalid unusual attractions. The advantages· of Ilfracombe are i~s cool summers and warm winters, for while the Atlantic breezes temper the heat of summer, the influences of the Gulf Stream make the winters exceedingly mild and the mean variation of the temperature lower than that of most other places. The princi pal features of the ph.ce are Lantern Hill, crowned with the remains of the old Chapel of St. Nicholas, now used as a lighthouse; the Capstone Parade, a magnificent promenar1f' close to the sea, above which the Capstone Hill rises nearly 200 feet; the Victoria Promenade, at the south side of this hill, where concerts are given twice daily in the summer; the Tors \Valks, cut on the seaward side of a ridge of hills to the west of the town, and affording magnificent views of sea and land; Hillsboro' Hill, 450 feet high, Cairn Top, and Chambercombe and Score \Voods. \!Vlthin easy reach are Lee (3 miles), Morthoe C~ miles), Barricane Beach and \Voolacombe Sands (6' miles), and Watermouth Caves (3 miles). There is an aburid~i1ce..of' ,short drives" coach t,r~ps to Lynton (17 miles); WE?<?daBay (14 miles), 'Barnstaple::

VISITORS' GUIDE.-ILFRACO:lIBE-ILKLEY.

I LF R ACO M g E -continued.

(J 2 miles), and steamer excursions to Lynmouth, Clovelly, Lundy Island, ::\lumbles, Tenby, <Xc. Sailing and rovv"ingboats may be had by the day or .hour. Ordinary fares from Paddington (G.W.R.) or Waterloo (L.&S.W.R.)-Smgle, 1st Class, 36/10; 2nd Class, 23/-; and 3rd Class, 18/.5. Return-1st Class,· 64/6 ; 2nd Class, 4°/6; 3rd Class, 36/10, available for six months. Tourist tickets available for six months during the summer are issued. Fares from London1st Class, 60/-; 2nd Class, 406; 3rd Clas..<;,33/-. Friday and Saturday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 46/- ; 2nd Class, 29/- ; 3rd Class, 23/-.

THE THE

~splanade Boarding House: THE MONTEBELLO

BOARDING HOUSE,ILFRACOMBE. Handsomely fUTlI1shed.

~':~~Vi'e~~.acc~~~~~~iri~tly ~g~~:~~~.C~Sif:'~:rYT~: pr~~~i~t~~

IMPERIAL ILFRACOMBE. A well-known first-class PRIVATE HOTEL. Facing-sea. UniqueSituation. Replete with luxury and comfort. roo apartments. Electric light.

, Passenger lift. En pension from 42/-; August, 2! gns. Illustrated tariff.

II ~ b MOONTA PRIVATE BOARDI"G HOUSE, on sea edge. adjoining the Capstone .racom e - Parade. Grand Outlook. Excellent Table. Inclusive Tariff and • Views on request. WILLIAM C. KIBBLE, Propri,tor.

II ~ b THE GROSVENOR BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. Pleasantly situaterL.•racom e - on level ground. Close to Sea and. Capstone .. Liberal • Table. Home Comforts. For GUIde and TarIff apply

MRS. PICKETT. Proprietress.

One of the finest positions. Sea Front. Adjoinin~Capstone. Moder-ate Tariff. Liberal Tab~e. Home cOl1lforts. Mrs. COL'VILI" PropIIetress.

II~ b ROYAL CLARENCE HOTEL (The Old Coaching House). Family and racom e - Commercial. Elll'en,sion from 2t guineas a(;:cording

• to season. For Tanff apply-G. Hri;;/ztlill.Z Ttsffr, P"o/>n'do".

GRANVI LLE A high-class boarding house, close to sea. Having an unequalled position for g-rand sea views, sunshine, and bracing air. 45 bedrooms. Billiards. Baths.

, Balconies. Bijeu guide to llfracomhe, g-ratis. W. R. FOSTER. Proprietor.

BOARDING HOUSE. Price's Capstone Boarding House, Ilfracombe. Good Accommodation for

Boarders. Private Dining Room and Silting Room. 30 Bedrooms. Boarding Terms from 5/- per day. Bedrooms-Single, 1/6; Double, frolU 2/-.

HOUSE &. ESTATE AGENTS. \V. C. Hutchings, 112 High Street. Particulars on application. J. & J. H. Irwin, Arcade Chambers, Ilfracombe. Particulars Free. North Devon House and Estate Agency, Kempe, IIfracombe. Local Guide gratis.

---- ..•.•._-----ILKLEY (Yorkshire)

Isa popular health resort and a fashionable inland watering-place, noted for its celebrated medicinal waters, and commanding views of marvellous grandeur.

It is 16 miles from Leeds and 21 I miles from London by Midland and Great Northern Railways. The station is Midland and North Eastern joint, and is served by the express trains of the Midland Company who run through carriages between Ilkley and St. Pancras. The town rises from the bank of the Wharfe to the heights of Rombald's Moor and is celebrated for its pure moorland air. There are two excellent gol~ links .. The trout fis.h!ng in the R~v~r Wharfe .also attracts a great deal of attentIon, bemg open to VI!lI~OrSon obtammg a .permlt at a nominal sum.

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B()ating is also freely indulged in. The beautiful Wharfe Dale valley is acknow· ledged by all visitors to be one of the most picturesque places in the country. There are several large hydropathic establishments, and first-class hotels. Among the many places of interest in the neighbourhood mdy be mentioned Bolton Abbey, Farnley Hall, Hebers Ghyll, Rombald's Moor and Mid· dleton \Voods. Fares from St. Pancras and King's Cross (via Leeds)-Ist Class, 27/9; 3rd Class, 16/8. Return Fares double. Friday and Saturday to ;\londay or TuesdaY:-Ist Class, 27/9; 3rd Class, 16/9. Tourist ticketS-1st Class, 55/- ; 3rd Class, 31/-.

HOTELS AND HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENTS. TROUTBECK HYDRO & HOTEL, built in Elizabethan style, adjoins Rom

bald's 1\1oor, which rises 900 feet above sea level. Tennis Court. Croquet Lawn. Telegrams:" Troutbeck, Ilkley." Tel. No. 0144. Mrs. Richard· son, :Manageress.

II WELLS HOUSE HYDRO HOTEL." Mr. Ballardie, Manager. Telephone: IS Ilkley. Telegrams:" Wells House, Ilkley."

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ISLE OF WIGHT.

THERE is no portion of England which comhines within so small a space sO

many charming localities as the Isle of Wight. The Direct ~rain Line from Victoria and London Bridge to Portsmouth for the Isle of Wight is by the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Company's l\Iid-Sussex Route, which passes through some of the most beautiful scenery of Surrey and Sussex, also by the London and South Western from \VaterIoo, via Stokes Bay. Through tickets, including all charges, are issued from London Stations to the Isle of Wight. Return tickets from London and vice verSll are available for Eight Days and to break the journey at Brighton, Worthing, Chichester, Southsea, Ryde or Cowes. Steamers run direct between Portsmouth Harbour and Ryde, and between Portsmouth Harbour and Cowes, in connection with the London, Brighton and South Coast trains to and from Portsmouth, and from Stokes Bay in connection with the London and South-\Vestern trains.

Depositories:

CURTISS & Sons Ld. PORTSMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, ~O'lT~AMprC)N,

LONDON, CHATHAM, R¥DE.

.l±-~~~.EOF \YH:JIT (REMBRII>GE-BO:'\CHURCH-FRESH\YATER RAY).

ISLE OF WIGHT -continued.

BEMBRIDGE Isvery pleasantly situated at the mouth of the Brading Harbour, opposite St.

Helens, to which place there is frequent communication by ferry boats. It has a commanding view of the entrance to Spithead. There is a system of public drainage and many other improvements have recently been made. Brading with its interesting remains of a Roman villa is within easy distance. The Isle of \Vight Golf Club ha\'e their headquarters here. It has a station on the Bemhridge and Brading railway, which connects with the line to Ryde and Ventnor. Fares from Victoria and London Bridge (L.B.& S.C.R.) and Waterloo (L. &. S. W. R. )-lst Class, 1517; 2nd Class, roll; 3rd Class, 8/6. l~eturn tIckets available for six months-1st Class, 27/6; 2nd Class, 17,II; 3rd Class, 16/1. Friday, Saturday and Sund~.y to TuesdaY-1st Class, 23/6; 2nd Class,151·; 3rd Class, 12/-.

DOUSE & ESTATE AGENT. \V. Couldrey. For Houses or Apartments.

BONCHURCH. THIS lovely village, beautifully situated close to the sea and adjoining

\f entnor on the east, is remarkable for its wonderful climate, being cool in summer and warm in winter; surrounded by a most luxuriant growth of shrubs and trees, and, whilst sheltered - from the northerly winds by the St. Boniface Downs, is sti 11 open to the cooling influences of the sea breezes from the S. E., S. and S. \V. The old Church, now closed, was probably built about the time of the Conquest. The New Church, in the midst of a churchyard which is singularly beautiful in foliage and site, is founded upon, and under the shadow of a rock. Bonchurch is'reached by train to Ventnor,. thence by omnibus, one mile.

BONCHURCH HOTEL Comfortable House. Beat\lif,.l Situation', One mile from Ventnor

Station. Hotel-Bus meets .....ll Trams. Under ~ev.· !\Ianag-cmcnt. 1 A. E. JOLLIFFE, Proprietor.

HOUSE & ESTAT,E AGENTS. J. G. &. W. Jolliffe. List Free on application.

FRESHWATER BAY Isconnect~d'by rail with Yarmouth and Newport, and is situate in the extrem~

west of the island. It, is a -fayourite seaside resort on account of its beautiful sands and .sea bathing, its pure atmosphere, remarkable cliffs and caverns, and beautifttl land and sea views. The cliffs, which bound the whole extent of Fresh. water Bay, are of -great' height; and afford beautiful view~ from their summits:

Vtst'tORSI

GUll)R.-tStg ()F \\'te:H'r (i<'kttSH\VA'fEk BAV-RYDk-SANIJO\\'N); 55

the prospect from the highest and extreme western point of the cliff, 600 feet perpen~lcular above the level of the sea, is ex'ceedingly magnificent, and includes <1•• full vlew?f the Nee~ll~s, upo~ the outermost rock of which the lighthouse is sItuated. Freshwater )s, ll1terestll1g as being near the residence of the late Lord Tennyson, and has ~any me~lOrie.s connected with the great Poet Laureate. Far~sfrom London Bndge or V)ctona (L.B.&S.c.R.) and Waterloo (L. & S.W.R.) -Slllgle, .lst Class, 18;-; 2nd Class, II/II; 3rd Class, 9/7. Return tickets, avail~ble f~r SIX mo~thS-lst Class, 3°/7; 2nd Class, 20/3; 3rd Class, 18/5. Friday,Satun.ay and Sunday to Tuesday-1st Class 24/-' 2nd Class 15/6' "rd Class12/6. " '.' ,..) .,

HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. Or.::l.::.rd Bros. List of Houses or Apartments ..

RYDE, A BEAUTIFUL and picturesque town sloping to the s~a, has a fine Pier, a litt'Ie

over half a mile in length, upon which bands play daily, and commands a good prospect of Spithead. Ryde is the principal route to all places in the Isle of Wight. The Yachting season at Ryde commences in June. The Esplanade Gardens and Sea Wall form an enjoyable promenade. The' new Western Esplanade is a great attraction, as is the Canoe Lake. The Isle of Wight l~ailway Co. run daily trips during the season to any station on the system at 1/- return. There are also coach trips to aU parts at the' :lslimd. "Good sea fishing can be obtained. Frequent Pleasure Trips by Steamer from R~de during. the stImmer, and also found the Isle of Wight. Cheap }Jleasure TIckets are Issued by the London, :Brighton and South Coast and London and South Western Railway Companies to and from Ryde.: ·Branch Offices for information, &c.,. at the Pier Entrance; Messrs. Curtiss & Sons Ltd., Esplanade; Messrs. Pickford's Ltd., 61, Union Street, and Messrs. Chaplin and" Co., Esplanade. Fares from London Bridge, Victoria or Waterloo-Single, 1st. Class. 13/.~I; 2nd Class, 8/11; 3rd Class, 7/4. Return tickets (available for six months)-Ist Class, 24/8; 2nd Class, IS/10; 3rd Class, 14/-. Also Friday, Saturday anci Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 21/6; 2nd Class, 13/6; 3rd Class, IIi-.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS Messr:;. Coombes: 18. 20 and 21, Cross Street, Ryde. Register Fre~.

SANDOWN, A RIS~NG and fashionable seaside resort and. bathing place, is beautifully situated

on Sandown Bay. Between Sandown and Brading is the interesting Roman Villa, which has been uncovered. Sandown Bay, extending from the Culvers to Dunnase, is a beautiful sandy beach, under cliffs 100 to 300 feet high. The salt water at this part of the Island is strong and pure, and the sands, which gradually shelve into the sea, being smooth, firm and free from pebbles, the bathing is extremely pleasant. There is a. fine Promenade. The Pier has been lengthened to about 900 feet, with a'magnificent Pavilion, and a Landing Stage, at which Steamers call daily during the summer months. The walk on the top of the cliffs from Sandown to Shanklin is delightful. Branch Offices for Railway information, l\les.,;rs. Pickford's Ltd.~ 1 High Street .• Messrs. Curtis:; & Sons. Station Road.

56 VtSltdRsl dtllUE.-lsLE (W \\IIGHf (SANbOWN-~EA VtEWj.

ISLE OF WIGHT (SANDOWN)-col1tillued.

:l.tld Messr5. Chaplin and Co., High Street. Fares trom London Bridge, Victoria or Waterloo-Single, 1st Class, 15/6; 2nd Class, 10/- ; 3rd Class, 8/5. Return tickets (available for six months)-Ist Class, 27/1; 2nd Class, 17/11 ;. 3rd Class, 16/1. Also Friday, Saturday and Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 23/6; 2nd Class, 15/- ; '3rd Class, 12/-.

ROYAL PIER HOTEL, SANDO'WN.

Directly facing Pier, and possessing every conveniencefor Visitors. Entirely Re-decorated. Special Terms" Eu Pension" for the greater part of the year. For Bathing, Boating and pretty sleuery without equal.

Apt~v MANAGERESS.

CHATSWORTH BOARDINC ESTABLISHMENT. Newly Furnished and Decorated. Every HOllieComfort. Beautifully situated. Facing Sea. One minute from Esplanade, five from Pier, thirty from Golf Links. Smoking allli Billiaru Rooms. Good Cycle accommodation. Private Tennis and Croquet Ground. Special terms for Winter Months. Telephone 0191. Misses .JANNINCS & CATT, Proprietresses.

SEAGROVE PRIVATE HOTEL and BOARDING HOUSE. Unique situation in centre of Bay with picturesque views of the Cliffs, etc. Terrace Garden leading to Esplanade. Sixty feet of covered Balcony. Terms (moderate) on application.

N. CHILD, Proprietor.

BOARDING HOUSES. " The Balconies." Facing Sea. Fine view of Bay and Cliffs. "Blenheim." Near Pier and Golf Links. Mrs. Ansle, Proprietress.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Higgs & Soward, Broadway Offices. I G. W. S. \Vither;:;. Close to Railway

Lists Free. Station, Sandown. P"rticulars Free.

SEA VIE\V Isunique as a bathing place, all bathing being car.ried on from private tents,

costing about 5/- per week each, available all day long. The trees reach the water's edge at high water, and as the tide recedes the most beautiful sands are left, and so firm that tennis and cricket can be played on them. Sailing and rowing boats, also canoes, are good as well as cheap. Shrimping, prawning and sand eeling are much indulged in. Sea View is about three miles east froin Ryde, from which town water has been laid on. During the summer months steamers run from Portsmouth and Southsea to Sea View Pier. Branch office for Railway information, Messrs. Chaplin and Co., c/o Messrs. Watson Bros.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Watson Brothers, Sea View, will be pleased to forward particula.rs. of Furnished

ann Unfurnished Houses to let in this NeighbO\uhood.

VISITORS' GUIDE.-ISLE OF WIGHT (SHANKLIN-TOTLAND BAY). 57

SHANKLIN. THIS beautiful retreat, once hid away among trees and cornfields in summer,

h?_<: become a much-frequented and fashionable watering-place. A small portion of the town is situated under high cliffs, but the greater part is on elevated ground, having delightful views of the sea, and very romantic inland scenery. It is abundantly supplied with exc~llent water. The pier, which is 1,200 feet in length, has a landing-stage for steamers at low water. There is also a lift which connects the Esplanade with the town, and is a great cOlwcnience. The sands are excellent and the bathing good. Shanklin Chine, one of its chief attractions, is a gash in the cliff, through which rushes a stream of water, the sides of the chine being filled in with trees and shrubs, with paths leading down to the beach below. Shanklin Down rises on the right to the height of 780 feet, and has a noble view, taking in both Culver and Freshwater Cliffs. Branch Offices for Railway information, Messrs. Pickford's Ltd., Yarmouth Mouse, Station Road; Messrs. Curtiss & Sons, Station Road, and Messrs. Chaplin & Co., Regent Street. Fares from London Bridge, Victoria or \Vater1oo-Single, 1st Class, 16/-; 2nd Class, 10/4; 3rd Class, 8/9. Also Friday, Saturday and Sunday to Tuesday1st Class, 23/6; 2nd Class, 15/-; 3rd Class, 12/-. Return tickets (available for six months)-Ist Class, 27/10; 2nd Class, 18/3; 3rd Class, 16/5.

The Cedars, Established as a select boarding house more than 17years.

Is beantifully situatecl on the Cliff, SHANKLIN. having' views of the sea and country.

Mr. alllll\Irs. P. R. BOYTON, Proprietors.

BOARDING HOUSE. Napier Boarding Establishment. Centre of the Esplanade. Every Attention and

Comfort. First-clas~ Cuisine. Moderate Charges. Separat.e Tables. Proprietor.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Alfred Cave, Addiscombe

Regent Street. House, I' J 01111 S. Rogers & Co., Regent Street.

Lists Free.

TOTIAAND BAY. TOT LAND BAY is a rapidly rising place, situated about a mile from the Fresh

wate-r Railway Station, and will evidently become one of the most favourite watering-places in the United Kingdom, as the fine sands and scenery and the healthy climate are all that can be desired. There is a pier, at which, during the ~eason, steamers call for Yarmouth and Lymington, with occasional trips to Bournemouth. Golf, cricket, and lawn tennis clubs (all of which arc open to visitors) are well supported. For Railway Fares see Freshwater.

" Tavistock."

H. l\[arflcct. m<:l1ti:l,

BOARDING HOUSE. Close to Seq, with Sea View. Miss Brewerton.

HOl1SE & ESTATE AGENTS. For IioH!jes or Apart. I W. J. Waterhouse, Estate Office, Tot-

l<l:m~, Lists fr<:e on appli<;a,tiQn,

SS VISITORS' GUIlJE.~ISLE OF WIGHT (VE:"T:"OR)-LEA:\IlNGTON SPA.

ISLE OF WIGH T -continued.

VENTNOR. THIS is an important town at the back of the island, very :!~li2htful1y simated

and fully protected from the north by the cliffs behind. Ventnor may be styled the capital of the Undercliff. It is celebrated, both as a summer and winter resort, having a climate not to be excelled in any other part of England; a fine pebbly beach. and attractive walks of all kinds. There is an excellent supply of pure water. Myrtles, fuchsias and other plants grow to a large size. The Downs behind, affording endless rambles, are covered with heath and thyme. Boniface Down rises steeply 700 or 800 feet above the sea. Houses occupy every accessible spot up and down the cliffs, with the Channel and the shipping perpetually in view. Coaches run through the Undercliff to Black Gang Chine and Freshwater, also to Carisbrooke Castle, &c., daily during the season. Branch Offices for Railway information, &t;., The Pier; Messrs. Pickford's, Ltd., 55, High Street; Messrs. Curtiss & Sons, Railway Station, and Messrs. Chaplin & Co., High Street and Spring Hill. Fares from London Bridge, Victoria or Waterloo-Single, 1st Class, 171-; 2nd Class, 11/-; 3rd Class, 9/5. Return tickets (available for six mO!1ths)~Ist Class, 29/1; 2nd Class, 19/9; 3rd Class, 17/II. Friday or Saturday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 23/6; 2nd Class, 15/-; 3rd Class, 12/

l\Ioderate

Briddon" 33, Pier Street. Furnished I Jolliffe Brothers, 5, Pier Street. Houses a Speciality. Free.

l\Iitchell & Sons, I, Church Street. Established 1875. TEMPERANCE HOTEL.

Rayner's (Family and Commercial). Central. Evei-y Co;nfort. Terms.

---- ..•.•-------LEAMINGTON SPA.

LEAMINGTON SPA is a celebrated watering-place, noted for its medicinal springs, and is much frequented as a convenient' centre from which to visit

Kenilworth, \Varwick, Stratford-an-Avon, &c. The town, which is most pleasantly situated, is a tll()t1ern one; large buildings, ~ide streets, and fine aVentleS of trees having taken the place of the little old village from which it arose about the end of the eighteenth century. The waters dmnk are of three kinds-saline, sulphurous and chalybeate. \Varwick, one of the most famous of the ancient towns of England, only two miles distant from Leamington, contains 111anybuildings of historical interest, among which may be mentioned the noted castle,' one of the finest specimens in the kingdom of the residences of the feudal barons; St. l\lary's Chapel; Beauchamp Chapel; the Leicester Hospital, &c. The extensive and picturesque ruins of Kenilworth Castle are only five· miles distant, and Stratford-an-Avon, the birthplace of Shakespeare, 15 miles from Leamington;, and, all these historical places, including the Battlefield of Edge Hill, and Sulgrave, the ancestral home of \Vashington, can be reached by c01wenient traills, or by carriage on some of the most picturesque roads in England. In the ncightjourhood are Golf Links, and also t:xc~llent h\mting. Ordinary fare~ from l'addington and E~lst()n-Sil1g1el 1St

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Class, 15/3; 2nd Class, 10/2; 3rd Class, 8/11' Return tickets, amilable for one month-1st Class, 28/3; 2nd Class, 17/10; 3rd Class 16/3; also Friday a;ld Saturday to. TuesdaY-1st Class, 25/9; 2nd Class, 17/-; 3rd Class, 12/9. Tourists tickets, available for six months, arc issued during the summer. Fares from Paddington and Euston·-Ist Class, 28/3; 2nd Class, 17/10; 3rd Class, 15/-.

BOARDING HOUSES. Boarding House (High-class). Langton . La Plaisance Private Hotel (High

House, Leam Terrace. S()llth Class), Lansdowne Crescent, South aspect. Close to Parade and Public Aspect. Near Parade and Puhlic Gardens. Smoking Room. Well Gardens.· Footman. \Vell Apruppointed and most comfortable. pointed. Home Comforts. Smoking Brown and Bryan. Room. Bath Room. Tel. Xo .

•, Central View" Private Hotel,Euston 0655. Proffitt-White. Place. Best position in Leamington. THE LANSDOWNE. Large First-Facing Gardens. Newly Re-deco· class Private Hotel and Boarding-rated. Separate Tables. Bath Room. House, 31, Parade. High. Central Smoking Room. Inclusive Terms. Situation. Smoking l~oom, Bath E. Saunders, Proprietress. Room, &c. Mrs. George Kirk,

Prop,rietress.-•...-----LEE=ON= THE=SOLENT

Isa rising watering-place situated on the Hampshire coast immediately west of Stokes Bay, 82 miles from Waterloo, London and South Western Railway, 4

miles from Gosport, and 3 from Brockhurst. Across the broad belt of the Solent, here about 4 miles in ,vidtb, lies the hIe of Wight, with its lofty downs and thickly wooded slopes, and directly opposite are the towers and terraces of Osborne House. Lee-on-the-Solent has a mild, genial, but bracing climate. The soil is gravel, the water pure, and there is n fine beach. The pier is 750 feet in length, at the head of which is a quadrangle of sheltered seats and a music Pavilion. There are beautiful walks and drives in the immediate neighbourhood; a steam launch plies four times daily to Southsea, Stokes Bay and Portsmouth during the summer ·months. The distri'Ct is particularly suited to cyclists. The oeach is of great length, composed of fine sand and shingle, bathing being perfectly safe, whatever the state of the tide. Fares from \Vaterloo; Single-1st Class, 13/1 ; 2nd Class,. '83; 3rd Class, 6/5. Return tickets for one month-1st Class, 23/-; 2nd Class, 14/6; 3rd Class, 12/-. Also Friday and Saturday to Tuesday, 1st Class, 20/6; 2nd Class, 13/6; 3rd Class, 10/·.

HOTEL. I HOUSE, LAND & ESTATE AGENT. Victoria Hotel. H. \V. Smith, Pro- F. Bulson, Furnished Houses, &c.

prietor. -----_..-•...-----

LEIGH=ON=5EA Isa small tm:n pleasantly.situated about two mil.es west o~ Southend-.on ·Sea,

wi.th 2. statlOD. on the filburyand Southend Lme of RaIlway. ThIS place has recently come into favour as a watering-place. Many improvements are bein~ made, and extended ouilding operations are now being qrriecl on in the neigh

60 VIsiTORS' dtJI11lt-LRIdH-OK-SEA-tt'rTtEHAMi"rON.

LE IG H-ON-SEA-continued.

bourhood. There is a very interesting church containing several ~rasses. Hadleigh, with its chUrch dating from the time of Stephen, together WIth the picturesque ruins of its castle, arc within easy walking distance. Fares from St. Pancras (l\LR.)-lst Class, 3/11 ; 3rd Class, 2/-. Return tickets-1st Class, 7/- ; 3rd Class, 3/9. From Liverpool Street (G. E. R.) &. Fenchurch Street (L. T. & S. R.) -1st Class, 4/1; 3rd Class, 2/1. Return tickets for 8 days, 1st class, 6/10 ; 3rd, 4/2.

JOHN ANNEREAU,Buildel' and Co ntl'acto 1',

LEIGH ROAD, WESTClIFF (Opposite the" Plough "),

And LEIGH·ON·SEA. Please give him a call; he will sure to be able

to suit your requirements.

If you are looking for a

House or ShopFor your own occupation or to purchase.

FREEHOLD OR LEASEHOLD, Call or write at once.

Houses from £20 to £50 per annum,fitted with every convenience.

Shops from £36 to £90 per annum.

AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Nash &. Messenger, Broadway, Leigh-an-Sea. Particulars of all Houses, Shops,

and Land in Leigh-on-Sea, Westcliffe, and surrounding District sent free on application.

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LITTLEHAMPTON. A PRETTY sea-side town, lies at the mouth of the river Arun, and from

. its favourable situation is much frequented as a watering-place, having direct railway communication with London, and possessing all the attractions of retirement and seclusion, with a mild, salubrious air and the advantages of rural scenery. The town, which is tastefully laid out in shady avenues, is supplied with good water [rom deep wells, situated to the north of the town, and there is also a complete system of drainage. The sands are some of the best on the coast. The bathing is excellent. There is an extensive greensward, called the "Common," between the beach and the town. The ornamental water is a picturesque attraction to the town and affords considerable enjoyment to the visitors. A fort stands on the west bank of the river, beyond which are extensive meadow and other lands, covered with low furze, used by the Golf Club, and forming some of the best links in this part of the country. Arundel, with its castle, the beautiful home of the Duke of Norfolk, is only four miles distnnt. Cheap Pleasure Tickets are issued to and from Littlehampton. Branch Office in town for railway information. Fares from London Bridge and Victoria: Single-1st Class, 9/8; 2nd Class, 6/4; 3rd Class, 4/11. Return tickets (available for six 111onths)-lst Class, 15/7; 2nd Class, 11/9; 3rd Class, 9/10. Also Friday. Saturday and Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 14/6; 2nd Class, 9/6; 3rd Class, 7/6.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. W. Bendall, A.A.!., Auctioneer, Terminus Road. Also at Rustington & Selsea. Sparks &. Son, 21 to 25, High Street. Particulars of Furnished or Unfur

nished Houses on application. Also Auctioneers and Valuers. Furniture Removed or Stored.

VICTOI{IA MANSIONS HOTEL, LOWESTOFT.

Open All the Year Round.

This Commodious Family or Residenti~l Hotel, pleasantly sitnated on Kirkley Cliff, and cOlllmanding an extensive amI uninterrupted Sea view, is open for the reception of visitors on the most libeml terms, Special attention is given to the Cuisine, the utmost c~re and skill being devoted to this department, The comfort of visitors is spechlly studied by the Proprietor, under

whose personal supervision the Establishment is conducted. Telegraphic Alldress: "Breezes, Lowestoft," National Telephone: No, 90.

Tariff on application.

Mr. HENRY J. HERON, Proprietor.

LOWESTOFT Is a ~ligh-class watering-place, within easy reach of London by numerous fast

trams, It is noted for being one of the most favoured of the health resorts of the kingdom. Lowestoft, although distinguished by being the most easterly town in England, is a capital place to winta in, as the following table of temperature, etc., during October, Kovember, December and January, in 7 years, shews :-

Place, Temperature. Humidity. Ram. Days.

Lowestoft 42'2 86 9'58 67 Brighton 42'S 85 II '09 59 Bath 40'8 89 16'67 68 Torquay 44'6 84 13'68 68

\'ISITORSl GllID~.-I.()W~S1'OVI'.

LOW EST OF T -crmtillued.

This part of the country is situated in the region of least ntillfitll in the British Isles. The mean temperature of the year is from 48 to 49°.

As to summer temperature, in three months-July, August and September,1898, taking the extremes of that period, we find-

Lowestoft. Cambridge. Oxford. Bath. London. Highest 77° 89° 83° 82° 88° Coldest 410 41° 39° 41° 39°

In addition to its many other advantages the waters of the NOr\.hSea,off the Norfolk and Suffolk coasts, are said to resemble that of the Nauheim Springs. Its well-appointed Hotels, among which may be mentioned the Victoria Mansions Hotel and the Suffolk Family and Commercial Hotel and numerous Boarding Houses, afford excellent accommodation to visitors, whilst its firm and safe sands, its Esplanade, Mal'ine Parade, and Band on the South Pier and high-class Concerts in various parts of the town, make the place most attractive. The Harhour _has been considerably enlarged. The Coast Development Company are now erecting a new pier, called the Claremont pier, which is expected to be finished in 1905. and which is estimated to cost about£45,ooo. When completed the pier will be 761 feet lqng by 32 reet wide; a pavilion is to be erected capable of seating 2,000 persons, and the London steamers are to call here daily during the season. At- present the pier is used a great deal for fishing, and owing to its standing in the centre of the fishing grounds it is undo\ibtedly one of the best piers on the east coast for this purpose. Bathing is also allowed from this pier from 6.30 to 8.30 a.m. The Great Eastern' Railway run a good daily !>ervice of Motor Omnibuses between Lowestoft and Southwold, passing through Kesingland, Wrentham, Wangford and Reydon. Visitors may enjoy many pleasant rides and rambles in the vicinity, and exceIJent fishing. There is a golf club with a I I-hole course about I! miles from the town and a Lawn Tennis Ground, with eight courts, to which visitors are admitted. Trains run to and from London (Liverpool Street) daily during the summer in 2~ hours. To the already numerous attractions of Lowestoft, the Great Eastern Railway Company have added a handsome new Concert Hall on the South Pier, together with a s-,lite of spacious Reading and \Vaiting Rooms, fitted with every modern requirement. There are also the Marina Theatre and the Hippodrome. Musical Errtertainments are givcIl frequently during the Season. Fares from Liv<=:rpool S;.reet and Great Eastern stations within 12 miles of London, also from St. Pancras station as follows :-Single, 1st Class, 22/-; 3rd Class, 9/IO§-. Friday or Saturday to Tuesday, return tickets-~st Class, 22/-; - 3rd Class, II/-.Fortnightly-1st Class, 27/6; 3rd Class, -15/-. Tourist ticketS-1st Class, 33/-; 3rd Cl .•ss, 19/9·

THE "SUFFOLK" Family & Commercial Hotel. Opposite to thA G.E.R Station. 50 bedrooms. Spacioll~ dining, drawing and smoking rooms. Large billiard salDon (three tables). Inclusive terms., 1m. 6d. per day. Tuesday to Monday, l;~

guineas. 8atur(lay to Monday, I guillea. -,TORN ITA RIWLD. Prnnrietor.

" EDENSOR " Flrst·class Boarding Close to Sea and Pier. Home-like. Moderate , Establishment, Terms. Rxcl'lIent Cuisine. \Vell recommendeu.

141, LONDON ROAD SOUTH. Proprietress. Mrs. M. \\THITF:.

A. G. & A. NOTLEY, FIl-rnished Houses'to be Jet for the Season. Auctio"eers, Offices: Rpgisters on ulJplicatioll.

Valuer~. - r::state Agents_ ROYAL 1 HOrWUGHF"\RE. LOWEST )I<'T.

\'ISITORS' r;.UlnE.~LO'YESTOFT.

APARTl\tENTS (FURNISIIED) ?lIrs. Bryant, 107, London Road South,

Lowestoft. Private Apartments. Very Comfortable. With Board or without. Two Minutes from Sea.

.Mrs. A. J. Dazeley, 61, London Road South, Lowestoft. Comfortable Bedrooms for Season or otherwise, from 10/6 to 17;6, according to time of year.

Mrs. G. Viner, 31, \Vindsor Road. Highly recommended. Reduced Terms for Winter and Fishing.

MRS. E. ROE, Victoria House, Esplanade, Lowestoft. Excellently Furnished Apartments, with or with· out Board. Charmingly situated. Spacious Rooms. All Sitting Rooms facing Sea. Good Cuisine. Home Comforts. Terms Moderate. Special Winter Terms from lOS. per Room.

19, Grosvenor Road. Very Comfort· able Apartments. Excellent Cook· ing. Three Minutes from Sea.

BOARDING ESTABLISIIl\tENTS. "EDENGALE," Kirkley ClifT. Beautifully situated. Fronting, Sea., Oppo

site Claremont Pier. .I\Irs. Beaumont, Proprietress.

"EDENSOR" (First - class), 141, I Fenton Boarding Establishment, 45, London Road South. Close to Sea Clapham Road, Lowestoft. (Or and Pier. Mrs. M. \Vhite, Pro- I Apartments.) Miss Clarke. prietress. See Advertisement.

23, WELLINGTON ESPLANADE. 'Veil-furnished Apartments, facing Sea. \Vinter Terms very low; Mrs., Fairhead.

PRIVATE APARTMENTS.: HATFIELD HOUSE, Esplanade. Highest Testimonials. Luxuriously Fur

nished. All Sitting Rooms facing Sea, also principal Bedrooms. During \Vinter, with or without Board. During' Season, with Board, in Private Rooms. Close to both Piers. Best possible position. Bath Room, fitted with hot and cold water. Terms Moderate. Special Terms for Winter and Fishing Season.

, CYCLE, MANUFACTURERS. A. J. Dazeley, 61, London Road South. Howes Brothers, 67, London Road

Cycles, ,l\1otor Cycles, and Mail North. Near G.P.O. The largest Carts for Hire. Pratt's 1\Iotor and oldest established Cycle and Spirit. Official Repairer to C.T.C. Motor Depot. Petrol and :Motor

: oils. Bath Chairs, &c. ' The principal Cycle and Motor depGt in Lowestoft is PARR'S, 83, High

Street. Agents for all the' best makers. Petrol supplied. Garage.

1I0USE, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS. JOSEPH CAMP,' Auctioneer, Valuer, and Estate Agent, The Central Auction

l\Iart, London Road North. Furnished and Unfurnished Houses to Let or for Sale. Telegrams,' Camp,' Lowestoft. Tel. 0121 Lowestoft.

JEFFERIES & PAMPHILON, "for 'Furnished and Unfurnished Houses. Free Illustrated J{~gister. Nelson Chambers, Lowestoft.

TITCOMB E. C., F.A.I. Furnished and Unfurnished· llouses of all sizes. Vachts, i\uctions, ...\:c. Register, with ·;"lap, free. Telegrams, "Titcomb3 '

Lowestoft. Telephone 1'\0. 60.

64 "ISITORS' GUIDE.-LY:l1E REGIS--LYN:llOUTH AND LYNTON.

LYME REGIS Isa town on the sea coast 150 miles by rail from London. The new line from

Axminster to Lyme Regis has lately been opened, and has proved a great convenience to visitors. The scenery of the coast to the eastward is most beautiful, and to the west of a very picturesque character, caused in a great measure by the landslips which have occurred on various occasions, particularly one at Christmas, 1839, about 4 miles from the town, on the Sidmouth road. The town has become a favourite watering-place, and is much resorted to by families, is well sheltered from the westerly winds, and is one of the best residences on me coast for persons suffering from nervous diseases. A regatta is held here annually in August. Fares from 'Waterloo, via Axminster-Single, 1st Class, 25/1 ; 2nd Class, 15/9; 3rd Class, 12/7. Return tickets available for one month -1st Class, 44/2; 2nd Class, 27/10; 3rd Class, 25/2. Also Friday to Tuesday1st Class, 31/6; 2nd Class, 19/9; 3rd Class, 15/9. Tourist tickets available for two months are issued to Axminster during the Summer. Fares from London1st Class, 4°/-; 2nd Class, 26/6; 3rd Class, 22/-.

THE CUPS HOTEL, LYME REGIS.

Excellent Situation. Fine Sea Views. Thoroughly Re-decorated. Bi,liard Room. Terms }'Ioderate. Under New Managerr.ent. Personal Supervision. Proprietress, Mrs. Carrod.

"The vVaverley."J. l\linchinton.

TEMPERANCE HOTEL. Close to Sea. Good Accommodation.

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LYNMOUTH and LYNTON'. THESE charming and picturesque villages are most delightfully situated 20

.L miles east of Ilfracombe, on the north coast of Devon, where the waters of the East and \-Vest Lyn unite and fall into the Bristol Channel. The scenery here, especially the Valley of Rocks, is wild and romantic. The Glen Lyn grounds, the entrance to which is opposite the Lyn Valley Hotel, are c0!1sidered amongst the finest in England. A new line of railway has been opened, connecting Barn· staple with Lynton. The New Cliff Railway is a great convenience to visitors from LymTIouth to Lynton. Lynton sta'nds about 430 feet above the sea, and LymTIouth is at the foot of the hill on the sea-shore. Numerous places of attraction can easily be reached by walking, driving, and boating. Both places are well provided with Hotels and Boarding Houses, affording every desirable accommoda.H911 for TQQri~t~ <l:n.q Vtsitors. There is good trout and sal mOIl fishing at Lyn·

VISITORS' GUIDE.-LYNl\IOU rH AND LYNTON-MAIDENH1<:AD. 65

mouth. The road betwecn J.\Iinc;hcad and Lynton passes through some of the grandest scenery in England, the valleys through which the Lyns find their way to the sea at Lynmouth being of great beauty. Railway fares from 'Waterloo to

Lynton-'Ist Class, 37/10; 2nd Class, 24/-; 3rd Class, 18/101. Return tickets (available for six months)-Ist Class, 65/6; 2nd Class, 42/-; 3rd Class, 3719Tourist tickets, available for two months, are is' Jed during the summer. Fares

from London-1st Class, 59/6; 2nd Class, 42/-; 3rd Class, l34/-. Also Friday to Tuesday tickets (via Barnstaple)-lst Class, 47/6; 2nd Class, 3°/6; 3rd Class, 24/-.

WATERLOO HOUSE. The oldc~t cstabh~hc(l hO:l.rrllllg' hnu~e in Lynton. Central Home comforts. Liberal table. Hot amI col,l I>.lth,. Term, moderate and inclnsive. Proprietress, C. COURTEEN.

APARTMENTS (FURNISHED.) Lyncliff House, Lynmouth. (Board if requircd.) Beautiful situation. Near

the Sea. Homelike and Comfortable. l\Irs. Bruin.

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MAIDENHEAD, TWE~Ty:four.:md ..a.half miles from LOIl(:on, on the Great \Vestern Railw~y

mam line, IS sltu~iled on a most delightful part of the Thames and IS

~urroundcd by beautiful scenery. In the neighbourhood arc the famous Cliveden \Voods and the celebrated Boulter's Lock. Maidenhead is a great centre for boating and- fishing. There arc Golf Links and it is a g'Jod hunting district. There is also a Skating Lake. Maidenhead Station is also the junction for th~ line to Cookham, Bourne End and Gre~,t 1\Iarlow,. all well·known boating and

fishing resorts. 1\1any delightful excursions may be made by river and by road. The train servil.;e is excellent. Ordinary fares from Paddington-Single, 1st Class, 4/- ; 2r.d Ckss, 2/6; 3rd Class, 2/-. Return tickets available

eight daYS-1st Class 7/-; 2nd Class, 4/6. Friday, Saturday and Sunday to return Sunday, Monday or Tuesday, 1st Class, 5/6; 2nd Class, 4/-; 3rd Class, 3/3·

HOTEL. Bear lIotel (Family and Commercial). Central for River and Station. Sydney

Bennett, Proprietor. TEl\lPEIV\NCE HOTEL.

"Cliveden" (Family and Commercial), Queen Street. Central. ::\loderate Tariff. Proprietress, E. Fussell.

IiOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Dowsett, Knight & Co. Furnished and Unfurnished Houses. 108, Queen Street

66 VISITORS' GUIDE.-l\[ALVERN.

MALVERN. THIS historical and uniquc inland watcring-placc is reach cd by Grcat \Vestcrn

Railway in about 2~ hours from Pa2dington. It is picturesqucly situated on thc sunny slopes of the Malvern Hills, 500 feel above the sea level, AND HAS

O.'<E OF THE DRIEST A.'<D 1\[051' BRACI~G CLIMATES TO BE FOUND IN ENGLA:"<D. The temperature is very equable, and it is a particularly favourite placc of residencc during the winter. It has recently been described, and quite appropriately, as" OUR LITTLE SWITZERLA.ND." Special attention has been given to thc sanitary

arrangcments of the town, and the water supply is of remarkable purity. These ad\·antagcs combinc to make Malvcrn onc of the healthiest places in the United

Kingdom. Indeed, so great an authority as Sir Henry Thompson says :-" No place 0/ the kind ill England possesses such claims to the notice 0/ those who arc ill search 0/ health or recreatioll as ilIalvern. The death-rate is the very lowest in the

register. The climate is delightful and the mountain air sweet and invigoratiJl/;. " This scientific evidence has recently been corroborated by a well·known popular writcr, 1'lrs. Lynn Linton, who writes of the climate of Malvern as follows:"No words of plailz and sober prose can give the .full value of this marvellous atmosphere. Sti1lZulatillg yet soft, bland whde brac£n/!, you take in draltglzts of new llfe with eevry full-lunged breatlz you draw. TV/zereveryou go you breathe

ill health and look all beauty." The surrounding country is of considerablc interest to the historian and the geologist. The hil'ls, of which \Vorcc'stcr Beacon is the highest point, are easy of ascent, and have scats at convenicnt distances for pedestrians. The view from the summit is most extensive, and includes thirteen coun~ies. 1'1alvern contains a most interesting Priory Church; dating back to the early l\Ionastic period. There are several churches and chapels and a Benedictine 1'10nastery. In the neighbourhood arc- Madresfield Court, the seat of Earl Beauchamp, where Charles II. is s,lid to have slept the night before the Battle of \Vorcester; Eastnor Castle, the residence of Lady Hcnry Somerset, famcd for its choice and interesting specimens of early tapestry; thc Rhycld, the residcnce of Sir Edmund Arthur Lechmcre; Croome Court, the Icsidence of Earl Coventry, and the ancient British Camp 'covering an area of 44 acres. There are, also, large Assembly Rooms, \Vinter Promenade and Gardens, in the centre of the town, and every facility for archery, lawn tennis and golf. The golf links cIosc to the town have 18 holes, and are the finest in the Midlands. There is a separate course with 9 holes for ladies, and each has a cIuu-house. The.frequent" meets" of the local hunting parties afford the rare pleasure of seeing the hounds in full cry. Malvern is a convenient centre from which to visit the Cathedral towns of \Vorcesler, Gloucester and Hereford. Ordinary fares from Paddington by Great \Vestern Railway via Oxford and \Vorcester-First Class, 20/6; Second Class, I2/ro; Third Ciass, ro/2t. Return Tickets for Onc Month-Ist Class, 35/9; 2nd Class, 22/6. Viti, Swindall and Gloucester-Single, Ist Class 22/4 ; 2nd Class, I4/-; 3rd Class, 11/2. Return tickets for one month-1st Class, 39/-; 2nd Class, 24/6. Also Friday and Saturday to Sunday, Monday or TuesdaY-1st Class, 25/9; 2nd Class, 39/-; 3rd Class, 13/-. Tourist tickets available for six months are issued during the :'llmmer by the G. W. R. Co. Fares from London-1st Class, 5/9; 2nd Cl:.ss, 2:::,'6; 3rd Class, 18/-_

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GREAT MALVERN. UNRIVALLED INLAND HEALTH RESORT.

Dr. Fergusson's Hydropathic Establishment and Winter Residence STANDS IN OWN GROUNDS,

On the SUNNY SLOPE of the MALVERN HILLS, nnd OVERLOOKING the BEAUTIFUL SEVERN VALLEY,

Great Malvern, Worcestershire. THE GARDEN OF ENGLAND.

MOST RECUPERATING AFTER RESIDENCE IN ENERVATING CLIMATES. BRACING. DRY. SUNNY.

Delightful Residence, 500 feet above the Sea. Equable Climate. Purest of Water. Gravelly Soil. Perfect Sanitary Arrangements.

Sheltered Position. Baths Fitted up in the Best Style. All Modern Improvements.

(SEPAltATE SUITES FOR LADlES AND GENTLEMEN.)

Ttl,o Plunge-Swimming Baths (one for Ladies and one for Gentlemen),Pine Kr:tract, Brine, lJfassage B(dhs, Spinal, ..Ascending,

Al:."C,and Vichy DOltches. NEW HYDRO-ELECTRIC BATHS.

THE MOST COMPLETE ELECTRO-THERAPEUTIC INSTALLATION, including" High Frequency," "Sinusoidal," Static, Galvanic, and Faradic Currents.

ELECTRIC LIGHT BATHS. Electric Light throughout Establishment and Baths.

MASSAGE-" Nauheim" and'" Weir-Mitchell Treatment." Tennis, Bowls, Croquet, Uolf, Hunting, Billiards. Excellent Cuisille.

Special Terms to Medical Men. Prospectus on Application. c*

VISITORS' GUIDE.-l\IALVERN.

MAL V E R N-rollti1l1Icd.

The Imperial Facing South and West.

Hotel, MALVERN.

This Magnificent Hotel is surrounded by its own extensive grounds and gardens, and all the rooms command most channing views. Particularly con venient for visitors wishing to hunt and play golf. Suites of rooms on ground and first floors. All meals served at separate tables. Close to golf links. Tennis courts. American Elevator .. Abundant supply of pure water. Electric light. Real Droitwich Brine and Turkish Baths, Sprays, Douches, &0., are open throughout the year. Accommodation for Motors. National Telephone No.5. Hotel porters meet all trains.

For tariff apply to the Resident Proprietor, F. Moerschell.

Malvern -FOLEY ARMS HOTEL Establishec\rnorothan89years.• • Has been honoured WIth the

patronage of the Royal Family. '1'he Coffee Room, J,adies' Drawing Room and uther pleasant pul)lie and private Apartments have been handsomely rofurnished,

Tariff on Application. M. YOUNGER, P1'opl'ietress.

Malvern.-ABBEV HOTEL. Very delightfully situated. Has the comforts of a private house. Table

d'HOte. Separate Tal)los. Billiard and Smoking Rooms. Moderate inclusive terms during winter months. Telephone No. 0183.

GREAT MALVERN. Private Hotel. Fir"t.e1a~/. EstablislJel1 1867. CentrallyMALVERN HOUSE situated. Close to golf links, collpge, hills, and town. . , Goo,l drawing, <lining, billiar<l, an,l smoke rooms. Private

ro.om; en wIte. Large garden \vitlt tcnllis anrl croquet lawns. l:1anitary certificate. During wmter months, reduee,l weekly terms. Honse !reated. 8. E. MATTHEWS, Proprietres~.

PORTLAND P• t H t I DeliJ.;htfully situated ill its own grounds. Central. Southrlva e 0 e I a'pect. Tariff with views and testimOlt~I\VOOD!lIAN.

APARTl\IENTS (FURNISHED). Marlborough House. High',c1ass Apartments. J. Wilson.

J. R. Harper & Sons, tcr Free.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Monthly Regis- I Lear & Son, Church Street.

. .Map free.

PRIVATE HOTELS.

List with

Gold Hill. South-west aspect. Central. I Hardwicke. High Class. Nearest 1\1rs. Bray. Hotel to. Golf Links. J. Wilson.

VISITORS) GUmB. -l\{ARGATE.

MARGATE Issituated on the Sonth·east Coast, about 74 miles from London, and is reached

by the South-Eastern and Chatham Railway. Margate is, without doubt, one of the most popular of sea-side resorts, and ranks second to none as a healthy and delightful watering-place. The air of Margate is bracing and invigorating, and the place is clean. Sea fishing has its attractions, especially in the autumn. On entering the town by either of the rail· ways passing along Marine Terrace to the new 1\farine L'rive the impression is very striking and agreeable. Improvements are continually being made amI there is no lack of amusements. A new water supply of the purest description has been obtained. As to the attractions for visitors, there are its Sands, Baths, Theatres, Zoological Gardens, &c. The Jetty extension, a commanding and ornamental erection, is capable of seating 1,000 persons, and encloses an area of more than an acre, on wr-ich a thoroughly efficient String and Brass Band plays daily near the Centre Pavilion during the season. "The Directory and Guide to the Isle of Thanet," published

. by Kelly's Directories Ltd., contains the fullest possihle information respecting 1\fargate and its neighhourhood, and may be obtained at 182, 183 & 184, High Holborn, London, ,,v.c.) and of all hooksellers on the Island; price 1/-. The train service is excellent) and arrangements have been made whereby tickets can be obtained, out by railway and home by steamer, Or vice verslT, Fares from Victoria, Holborn Viaduct or St. Paul's (S. E. & C. R.) and Charing Cross, Cannon-Street or-London Bridge-Single, 1st Class, 12/4; 2nd Class, 7:9; 3rd Class, 6/2. Return tickets available for six months1st Class, 21/7; 2nd Class, 15/6; 3rd Class, 12/4. Friday, Saturday or Sunday to Tuesday, I"t Class, 16/-; 2nd Class, 12/-; 3rd Class, 8/-. The New Palace Steamers, Limited, and Steam Navigation Company's Steamers sail daily from May to .September, from Old Swan Pier, London Bridge.

Dalmeny Hotel, Queen's Gardens, CIi'f'tonville. Splendid situation. Sea views. Tennis lawn.

Wines, Cigars. Table d'Hate. Separate tables. Tell'pholle No. 109MafJate. Telegrams: ,. Dalmeny, Margate." Proprietress, Miss LONG.

KINQSWEAR, High-class Boarding Establishment, Harold Road, Cliftonville, Margate.

Telegraphic AlIllre~~.: "K in~swl'ur, l\[urrmte." Telephone No. 22 Y, Marga teo Dinner 6.30. Cycle accommoL1ation. One minute frol11Sea. Moderate inclusive tariff. PROPRIETOR.

ct [FOR OTHER ADVERTS. p.T.a.

_1_O __ ~ V_ISITORS~GtJ_IDE.-l\fARGA~-, _

MAR G A. T E-ronti1l1ted.

NORTHDOWN HALL, >.10RFOLK ROAD,

CLiFTONVILLE, MARCATE. (:\ear new Hand Stand.)

Private Hotel and Boarding Establishment.

Best En;:;lish and Scotch :\leat only.:'\lilk, Eggs. &c.• direct from the tarm. Superior and most libc,ral ca~e~11lg.

Moderate and inchlsl\'e tantl. Splendidly situated near

the Sea and ))owns. Dining- Room 50 ft. long. Double DraWing RODIn olJcning on Tenui5 La wn .. Smoklllg and Billianl Room"}. ~ew nillianl TallIe by !\lessrs. C. \\'right lfree). i6 Bedrooms. Private Sittiug Rooms. ;J Bath-R'ms (h.& c.). llot Luncheon. Late DlIlner. sepa' rate Tables. Highly recolllmended. Telegrams:

V Northdown Hall. Margate.'Telephone: TO Y Margate.

Apply PROPRIETOR,N.n. Open all the year rOllnd.

Sp~c ial wInter tenus,

-+~. SULTAN HOUSE, OLIFTONVILLE, MARGATE. .S+RECOGNISED ny TilE] LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL. [BO.\TW OT-'EnUCATIOX.

PRINCIPAV; TilE MISSES HOSKfNS. Q'UPERIOH E,lucation. Christian Training. English and Foreign Resident Governesses, alsotJ Visiting .Masters. Pupils c:uefully prepared for Exams. Every home comfort. Terms moderate. Delightful situation, in vest part of Cliftonville. Facing the Sra. Sweuish Gymnastics. Riding.

Lawn Tennis.

THE ALBEMARLE, EASTER,N ESPLANADE, CLIFTONVILLE, MARGATE.

Comfortable anu mo(lerate. \Vines and (;Igars,National Telephone No. 21 X. ~IR.S. HOI{SEY, Propril;trfss.

MARGATE.-" BRAGANZA HOUSE,"CLIFTONVILLE. High-class Boar,ling' Establishment. Good Summer and Winter Rf'si,lencc. Close to Sea, Oval and PrOlllf'nal1l'. Late Dinner. Smoking- Room. Private Apartments aIHl Gl'oun,l-floor Hf'urooms if re'luircll. Good cycling accommo,lation. Mo(leratc and inclusive terms.

Miss MORTON, Proprietress.

ADDISCOMBE HOUSE, Hawley Square, Margate. IIO~IE SOHOOL FOn YOUNG LADIES. Recoguise<l by the Board of E,lucation as an emcien' Seeonuary School. Prineipa[,.', THE MISSE:3 ClWWE AND ~IALn!':N.

Liberaltable anu every home comfort. Pupils carefully prepared for exams. Terms . moderate. New pupils can be reeei,eLl at any time.

VISITORS' GUIDE.-lIfARGATE. 71

HELSTON PRIVATE HOTEL and BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT,

DALBY SQUARE, CLIFTONVILLE. Good sea view. Tennis. Golf. Croquet. Table ,1'Hi\te,7 p.m. Wines, &c. Apply T. GRAY, Resident Propriet.or.

R H 0 NALLEA Edgar Qoad, Cliftonville, Margate. High-class Boanling . , Establishment. Large Dining Uoom, Drawing' and Smoke

Booms. Separate Tables. Table d'Hote, 6.30. Wines. Amusemonts. Moderate Terms (rednced for Winter). Close to Promenade, Baths, Park, and Oval. :::>heltcrcd.Fincst Air in the World. Highly recommended by the Medical Profession. Easy access to Golf Links. National Telephone No. 22 X Miss KIRTON, Proprietress.

MARINE PRIVATE HOTEL AND BOARDINC HOUSE,18 & 20, ALBERT TERRACE, MARGATE.

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. RedccJratcd. Best position, facing sea. Closc to RailwayStations. Fully licensed. Bath room. English meat only. Terms from 6s. daily. Spccial'thros for Winter. Proprietress, Miss WYNDHAM JONES.

ANTI LLES HOARDING HOUSE, ~9, Athebtan Road. Cliftonville. Close to Sca and Promcnade. Midday Dinner. Accommodation for Cycles. Moderate and inclusivc Terms.

. 1\Irs. MAXWELL.

BUCKINGHAM HOUSE 14. DALBY SQUARE. CLIl"TONVILLE. Very comforta1Jlc boarding- house, facing lawn tennis courts. Fine sea views. Ex.

, cellent cuisine. Moderate terms. The Misses BOWMAN.

Ell• ttl C tiT H t I Family & Commercia!' Hawley st. & Lorn·10 S en ra emperance 0 e bard St. Near G.p.e .• Jetty & Clifto,:ville. . • Terms moderate. R. ELLIOTT, l'ropnetor.

FORT LODGE HOTEL & BOARDING HOUSE, CLIFTONVILLE. Open all the year round. Beautifully situated. Opposite Fort Promenade. The healthicst part of the town. Considerably enlarged. Electric light. Telegraphic Addrcss,••Seabreeze." Telephone No. 0183. 'V ARD, ROLLS, WILLS.

PH EL ETTA. mlf:l~il~~I~~;;~aNtfr~~:'§a~~d~I~~.I~~I~~~~e~';,lp~~;I;S D1ftf~~~tr~~~1~~e&smo~i~I~R;~:~~: 60 BcdroOllls. Dinner, 6 Courses, Excellent Cuisine. Separate Tables. l\loderate Tariff.

Telegrams: ••Phcletta. Margate." Telephone 63 Y. Mr. & IIlrs. WALKER, Proprietors.

PERCY VILLA BOARDING HOUSE, 3°. Athebtan Road, Cliftonville. Minute frolll sea. Ncar fort and oval. Mid-day dnlllcr. Accommodation for cycles. Terms from '15. weekly inclusive accordinR to scason. Mrs. 'VISEMAN.

SURREY HOUSE llOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. Surrcy ['oilli. C iftonvillc. Margate(ncar /lagsta!T). Sea and country views. Moderate tcrms. Home comforts.

Proprictrc~~c~.

BOARDING HOUSES. Crooks' Private Holel, \Vestbrook

(f<,;wdoors from the Nayland Rock Hotel). Choice Position on Sea-Promenade. 50 Rooms. Newly decorated. Every Convenience. Moderate Tariff. Close to Stations and Bandstand. Estab. 1886. Telegrams, "Crooks, :Margatc."

Norbury Boarding House, 36, Gordon Road, Cliftonville. Minute from Sea. Home Comforts. Terms from 25/-. l\liss Knox.

Roseleigh House, 23 and 25, Alhclstan Road, Cliftonville. Sea View. Home Comforts. Terms from 21/inclusive, according to Season. Proprietress.

Stanmore House, 14 & 16, Athelstan Road, Cliftonville. Liberal Table. Home Comforts. Sea Vie·,\'s. Terms .from 25/-. Mrs. Lawn.

Tower House, 13, Marine Terrace. Facing Sea. Late Dinner. Terms from 25/-. Mrs. Watson.

[FOR OTHER ADVERTS. 1'.1'.0.

VISITORS' GUIDE.-~IARGATE-l\IINEHEAD.

MARGATE-continued.

BOARDING HOUSES-continued. Westlands, The Grosvenor. A Comfortable Boarding House. Near Sea and

centre of Town. Highly recommended. Terms from 3°/-. HOTELS.

Lilley's Arcadian Hotel. Fine Sea Views. 1\1oderate Tariff. Royal Albion Hotel. Facing Pier. Redecorated and Re-furnished. Frank

Fenner. DOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS.

J\Ssse Holness, 120, High Street, Mar- Scarlett & Goldsack (J. W. Scarlett, gate and I, Arthur Road, Cliftonville Incorporated Accountant and J. C.

J. Reeve & Son, Grosvenor Place, and Goldsack, F.A.1.), 5, Cecil Square, 6 I, N orthdown Road, Cliftonville. Margate. Lists of Properties free Established 1858. on application.

Horace Tyzack & Co., Cliftonville, House Agents. Register Free. A. \Vootton & Son, F.A.1., Fort Road. Furnished and Unfurnished Houses to

Let. Particulars forwarded on application. Valuations for Probate.

SCHOLASTIC. Guelph House School for Girls, The Grosvenor. Miss E. Finch. Herne House Scho'ol, Cliftonville, Margate. Principals, I\.ev. William Taylor

Jones, M.A., Qu. CoIL, Camb., L.c.P.; Rev. Edwd. Wm. Taylor Jones, M.A., Qu. CoIl., Camb.; 1\1r. Hy. Geo. Taylor Jones, 1\1.A., St. John's College, Camb.

MATLOCK-See pages 74, 75 and 76. ----- ..•..-----

.MINEHEAD. THE lower part of the town is situated close to the water's edge, and under

cliffs 700 feet in height. Minehead Church, which stands out boldly on the promontory, has a fine ancient rood-loft, some good monuments, and other objects of interest. The Quay dates from 1616. Hunting with the Devon and Somerset Staghounds, two packs of Foxhounds, and two packs of Harriers in the immediate district. Trout and Sea Fishing and Shooting are ohtainable. The suil js gravel on red sandstone, and the Drainage and Sanitary Arrangements are in accordance with the requirements of modern science. There is a never-failing supply of the purest Water direct from the hills, supplemented by a second supply from l\Iinehead Walel Vvorks. The Climate is dry and bracing, and the district is well known for its saluhrity. The well-known J\Iinehead Golf Links, close to the sea, are within an easy walk. Dunkerry Fire Beacon, 1,678 feet high, and which is near 1\1inehead, offers one of the finest prospects in England, the view ranging from :l\Ialvern Hills in the north-east to Plymouth in the south-west, a distance of ISO miles.

Ordinary fares from Paddington-Single, 1st Class, 31/4; 2nd Class, 19/6; 3rd Class, 15/7. Return tickets, available for one month-1st Class, 54/10; 2nd Class, 34/4. Also Friday and Saturday to l\1onday or ThursdaY-1st Class, 39/- ; 2nd Class, 28/-; 3rd Class, 19/6. Tourist tickets available for six 1\1onths are issued during the summer. Fares from London-1st Class, 54/10; 2nd Class, 34/4; 3rd Class, 27/-·

VISITORS' GUIDE.-MINEHEAD -MUNDESLEY-ON-SEA.

BEAOONWOOD! First-Class Private Hotel. NORTH HILL, MINEHEAD.

B6st position in the district. Standing in its own grounds. Facing South and close to Pine \Voods. Extensive views. Billiard room. Good stabling.

Telegrams, "Beacon wood, Minehead." For tariff apply the Manageress.

APARTl\1ENTS (FURNISHED.) Apartments or Furnished House to Let. Clo~e to Sea and Station. South

Aspect. Apply Lindens, Summerland Avenue, Minehead.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. J. F. Dewick (late Walter Williams). I James Phillips & Sons, Auctioneers.

Office, 15, The Avenue, Minehead. Henry Wood, House Furnisher, The Parade, Minehead.

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PLEASANTLY situated on the east coast, commanding a fine view of the North Sea, with a station on a new branch line of railway from

North Walsham, is one of the most attractive of the seaside bathing resorts on the coast of Norfolk. It is much frequented by visitors during the summer, having a very fine beach for bathing. During the season a coach leaves the Station for the Lion Hotel, Cromer, passing through the seaside. villages of Trimingham, Sidestrand and Overstrand, which, with their picturesque surroundings, have become so widely known as ., Poppy Land." The hotel accommodation is very good and there are some fine golf links which were opened in I90r. Fares from Liverpool Street or St. Pancras and Great Eastern stations within 12 miles of London, and also King's Cross (G.N.R.)-Ist Class, 2218; 3rd Class, 10/6. Cheap return tickets available for 15 daYS-1st Class, 27/6; 3rd Class, 15/- ; and Friday or Saturday to Sunday, Mond~lY or Tue~day1st Class, 22/ ; 3rd Class, II/-. Touristtickets-lst Class, 34/-; 3rd Class, 20/-.

APARTMENTS (FURNISHED.) C. COLE, Melbourne House. Facing Sea, near Beach. Good Accommodation.

\Vrite for particulars.

HOUSE ~ ESTATE AGENT. H. J. LIMMER, F.A.I. (Estab. 1820). Offices: Cromer (Nat.

Resident Managers at Sheringham (Nat. Tel. 4) and l\1undesley. Free. Telegrams:" Limmer, l\lundesley."

Tel. 26); Registers

SCHOLASTIC. L St. Helen's" Preparatory School for the Sons of Gentlemen, preparatory fa

the Public Schools and Navy. Principal, J. W. Burnside, B.A. (Clare College Cambridge. )

]4 VI"I~OR~~GUIDF;_=M~!LOCK. _

MATLOCK, (Station, MATLOCK BRID~B J.

ON the Midland 'Railway main line between London and Manchester, distant from the former about 145 miles and from the latter about 46 miles, is ad.

mittedly the "beauty spot" of Derbyshire, itself one of the most picturesque counties, if not the most picturesque county in England, regarding which writers of eminence, both of the past and present, have vied with each other in extolling the beauties which at e\-ery turil bewitch the senses and entrance the mind. That well-known author Dr. Spencer T. Hall (" The Sherwood Forester")delivers himself of the following happy conceit :

"When Natnre IW.elcompletell Switzerbn,l there was left one bcnnt'~lll frngmcnt for which she hUllno further use in that country, so shc set it in Derbyshire, amicI a fmm'~work of romantic hills, anel in time it came to he calh~11the' Gem of the Peak,' That Gem is Matlock."-DI'. Spencer T. Hall, ("The Sherwooll Forester,")

The famous Mr. John Ruskin is even more panegyric in his mode of expressing himself. He writes :-.

"Learne,l traveller, gentle all/I simple-hnt above all English Parerfamilins-'L,nk of what this little piece of Micl-Englanll (Matlock) has brought into so Harrow cOlllpass of aU that sholllclbe most precious to yon. In its very minuteness it is the lllost ellucational of aU the districts of beautifnllall/lseape known to me. The vast masses, the luxurious colourinP.', the mingle,l associations of great mountain scenery, amaze, excite, overwhelm, or exhal1st~ but too sehlom teach; the mind cannot choose where to lJegin. But DerlJyshire is it lovelychilll's alphabet; an alluring first lesson in all that's a,lmimble~ anel powerful chietIy in the

SMEDLEY'S Hydropathic Establishment,.

MATLOCK, DERBYSHIRE. ESTABLISHED 1853.

Railway Station: MATLOCK BRIDGE.

Telegrams: •• SMEDLEY'S, MATLOCK BANK."

Telephone No. 17.

One of the largest and most complete in the Kingdom. An unrivalled suite of Hydropathic Baths, including separate Turkish and Russian Baths for Ladies and Gentlemen; also a complete Electric installation for Baths and Medical purposes. Dowsing Radiant Heat. D' Arsonval High Frequency. Ri.intgen X l{ays. Fango Mud Treatment.

VISITING AND RESIDENT PHYSICANS. A high-class Summer and Winter resort for Patients and Visitors. Special provision for Invalids. :Milk supply from own Farm. Extensive Pleasure Grounds.

"Vinter Garden. Amusements.

---><H7+---lltustrated Prospectus on application to H. ~HALLAND, Manager.

VISITORS' GUIDE.-l\[ATLOCK.

Rockside Hydro, Matlock Bridge. HIGH=CLASS HEALTH &. PLEASURE RESORT.

Splendi<l1y~ituate,l, nearly gOOfeet abovethe sea lL'vel. Tmmway to front gates.

New wing now opel'.Spacious Leung-e. Magnificent BallrooUl. I

Elcetric Light and Lifk.Tennis, Croquet, Dowling,

Billiards, J!]vening'BnLertaimllents.'l'alJle d'1l0te, 6.30 p.m. (separate tablc~).

PURE MOUNTAIN AIR, DRY, BRACING, &. HEALTH=GIVING.

Terms J,;:l 2s. to £3 38. per week. Special Tariff for Winter Residence. Telcgraphic Adurcss, "Hock>lide, ~IatlocklJank." Nat. Tel. No. 12. Write for Illu>ltrated Prospectus.

Manageress, MISS GOODWIN.

way it eng-ages awl fixes the attention. On its miniature cliffs an ivy leaf cletaches itself as an ohjeet of importance; you distinguish with interest the speeies of m~~se~on the to~\; you count, like many falling climnolltls,the magicaltlrops of it~ petrifying' wells; the elu~tcr of vio1et~ in the ~hacleis an Al'Ini,la'~ garelcn to you-amI thd grace of it all! amI the slllldcnnes" of it~ cnchantecl oltangc~, thc terrorles~ grote"clue-;;rotcsquc par excellence. It was a llle~tllowa minute ag-o, now it i" a cliff, and in an in~t~\llta cavc-awl herc wa" a brooklet, alitI now it is a whisper lUl,lerground, turn hut a corncr of the path and it is a little green lake of incl'Cili1Jlecrystal; alltl if the trout in it lifteclup their heatls and talked toyou, you woul,l be no-more surprised than if it waS in the 'Arabian Nights.' "-John Ruskin.

SituatCDn the slop0 of a steep hill rising gently to a great altitude, sheltering the picturesque valley trom the east wind and commanding views panoramic almost in their divershy of the surrounding scenery, Matlock, owing to the almost unique nature of 1tS situation and the well-known tonic qualities of its bracing atmosphere •.has, from time immemorial, enjoyed the reputation of being one of the finest health resorts in the kingdum, and consequently it is perfectly studded with hydros-from palatial almost in grandeur to .cottage-like in simplicity-and has come to be known far and near as the "Metropolis of Hydropathy. "

The cable tramway from Matlock Bridge Station to Matlock Bank-where are congregated the various hydros--has proved a decided boon to visitors. This tramway, which is worked by a single cable three-quarters of a mile in length, negotiates a gradient said to be the steepest in the world, the gradient being in places as 1~lllchas one in four.

There being within easy reach of Matlock numerous "show" places, such as Chatsworth, Haddon Hall, Wingfield Manor, Hardwick Hall, Dovedale, cLc., it forms a very convenient centre for excursions. Well-appointed coaches, open to the public, and at popular fares, leave post office corner each morning during the summer at 9.45 for the various places of interest throughout the romantic and picturesque district of the Peak.

Railway fares from St. Pancras to Matlock Bridge-1st Class, 19/3; 3rd Class, 12/-. Return tickets double fares. To Matlock Bath-1st Class, 19/2; 3rd Class, I III 1. • Return tickets double fares. Tourists tickets are also issued throughout tile year-1st Class fare, 38/4; 3rd Class fare, 21/-. Week-end tiekots-Ist Class, 21/3; 3rd Class, 13/-. Long date Week-end tickets also are issued every Friday and Saturday, available for returning on the Sunday following, or any succeeding day up to and including the following Monday week--Ist Class, 30, -; 3rc1Class, 171-. .

[FOR OTHER ADVERTS. P.T.D.

76 VISITORS' GUIDE.-~[ATLOCK-NEWQUAY.

MA TLOCK-contillltcd.

HYDIWPATHIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Belle Vue Hydro, Matlock Bank. Full Hydra Treatment. 25 Years'

Experience. Terms 4/' to 5/ per day inclusive. II. \Varner (late of Smedley's).

Elm Tree House, Matlock Bank. Every Home Comfort. Terms 28/- per week inclusive. J\Irs. L T. \Vildgoose.

Oldham Hou?e and Prospect Place Hydras, Matlock Bank. Mrs. Wildgoose. HydropathIc Trcatment on the latest principles Terms 30/- to 35 inclusive. -----~-.-----

MINEHEAD-See page 72.

MUNDESLEY=ON=SEA-See page 73.

---- ..•.•..•-----NEWQUAY,

\ 1THICH has been d~scribed as "the Biarritz of England," is an attractiveIV and fashionable resort on the coast of North Cornwall, directly facing the

Atlantic Ocean. The quickest route from London is by the G. W. Rly., 269 miles from Paddington, with an excellent express service. It can be also approached by the L. & S. W. Ry. to Wadebridge, and thence by the North Curnwall coach, a distance of I6t miles. The cliff scenery in the neighbourhood is unrivalled in England, and ·the inland scenery is charming. For several miles in either direction the coast scenery is magnificent and varied. There is a succession of beautiful headlands and coves, each with its sandy beach. The pier and harbour lie just under the Beacon, and the sands are so firm that tennis, cricket and other games are indulged in. The climate is rendered mild in winter through the fact that the shore is was11cd by the Gulf Stream, and the summer is more cool than in many parts of England. The air is bracing, and there is a more moderate rainfall than in some of the surrounding districts. There is excellent yachting, fishing and bathing, and there are capital golf links, which visitors may use for short or lengthened periods. The walks and excursions in the neighbourhood are numerous and varied. There is a. good water supply and el1icient drainage. The bay is frequented by seals and a. seal cave can be visited at low water spring tides. The coast of North Cornwall possesses very much of historical and antiquarian interest. Fares from Paddington to NewquaY-Ist Class, 46/6; 2nd Class, 29 -; 3rd Class, 23/3. Return tickets, available for one month-1st Class, 81/6 ; 2nd Class, 51/-. Friday and Saturday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 58/-; 2nd Class, 36/3; 3rd Class, 29/-. Fares from Waterloo to Wade-bridge-'-Single, 1St Class, 41/8; 2nd Class, 26/-; 3rd Class, 20iIO. Return tickets, available for one month-1st Class, 73/-; 2nd Class, 458; 3rd Class, 41,8. Tourist tickets available for six months are issued during the summer. Fares from PaddingtOl1-Ist Class, 75/- ; 2nd Class, 50/-; 3rd Class, 4°/- ; frO'l1 Waterloo (via WadeLridge and coach)-Ist Class, 78/-; 2nd Class, 50/8; 3rd Class, 41/-.

VISITORS) GUIDE.--NE\Y(lUAY-NOR\YOOD (UPPER)-OVERSTRAND, 77

HEADLAND HOTEL. NEWQUAY, CORNWALL The large~t antl most palatialHotel in the We~t of Englawl.

Every Luxury.:Eleetric Light. Electric LiftE.

" A most comfortable Seaside Home."

~]Jlelldi,l Lounge, Ha1l8 anll COllscrvaton'. Oycr 50 acrc~ of <lrol11\1ls811rrOulltltile Hotel. Bracing Climate. Best po,:itionon the Cornish Coast. a.IV.R.

Corritlor Expreso Service. IS Holc Golf Links adjoin. Telephonc No. 0196 Newquay.

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NOR.WOOD (Upper). THE Crystal Palace District, Upper Norwood, is one of the most healthy and

delightful sulJllrbs of London. It stands very high; commanding fine views of the surrounding country. The air is pure and bracing. The attractions of the Crystal Palace and Grounds arc too well known to require comment. In addition to the constant and varied entertainments, there are also high e(lucational advantages in its Art, Science, and Literature classes. The agreeable situation of Upper Norwood, together with its easy access to London, from which it is seven miles distant, combine to make it a most desir:t1Jle and high-class residential district. The South-Eastern and Chatham Railway and London, Brighton and South Coast R.ailway have each stations at the Crystal Palace.

The QUEEN'S HOTEL (Ncar the Crystal Palace), UPPER NORWOOD. Beautiful situation; 3!)O fl'Ct abovc EGa level.

Special Boarding Terms. Convenient Train Service. - Apply MANAGF.nE~~,

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. \V. N. \Villollghby, Son & Callow, 140, Norwood Road, \Vest Norwood, S.E.

Register Free of Properties at Tulse Hill, Dulwich and Norwood.

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SITUATED about 2 miles south-east from ero'mer stations on the Great Eastern and l\Iidland and Great Northern joint railways, is much frequented

during the summer months as a se.lside resort and bathing place. Charming coast walks ~nd drives may be enjoyed westward to Cromer and thence to Runton and Sheringham, also eastward through Sidestrand and Trimingham, which, with

,VISITORS' GUIDE.-oVERSTRAND-PAIGNTON.

OVERSTRAN D-COJltillltCd.

their pict.uresque surroundings, have become so widely known as " Poppy Land," toward,; l\lundesley. "The Plcasaunce," the seat of Lord Baltersea, is situated close to the sea and commands extensive views of the surrounding country. The grounds, which extend to the seashore, cover an area of 60 acres and are well laid out. The fine old ruins of St. Martin's church arc well worth a visit. There is a good reading room erected by Lord Battersea. The I8-hole links of the Cromer Golf Cluo are in this parish. A 'bus 'or char-:t-oanc starts from Cromer (Great Eastern) station on the arrival of the 10.7 a.m. train and conveys passengers to Overstrand and l\fundeslcy-on-Sca, returning at 12.30 p.m. and making another journey in the afternoon. For railway fares see Cromer.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Beckett & Son, Post Office, Overstrand, near Cromer. H. J. LIMMER, F.A.I· (Estab. 1820). Offices: Cromer (Nat. Tel. 26); Resident

J\Ianager at Sheringham (Nat. Tel. 4); and l\Iundesley. Registers Free. "Limmer, Cromer."

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PAIGNTON. A FAl\IOUS health resort in South Devon, lies in the centre of the

wide sweep of Torbay, and is noted for its ruddy sandstone cliffs and its extensive sands. It is only three miles distant from Torquay and six from the river Dart, where salmon and trout fishing can be obtained. The air IS very hracing. It has a beautiful promenade, safe bathing, and the celebrated Torbay cannot be equalled for yachting and fishing. There is a gentlemen's club at the south of the esplanade, a Badminton Cluo in the town, golf links in the- district, and the South Devon Hounds hunt -the neighlJOurhood. There are also sailing, lawn tennis, rowing, cricket, football, bicycle and other clubs. Here are the remains of the Episcopal Palace once occupied Ly Miles Coverdale, Bishop of Exeter, and translator of the Bible. \Villiam, Prince of Orange, afterwards \Villiam IlL, landed in Torbay in 1688. Ordinary fares from Paddington-Single, 1st Class, 33/3; 2nd Class, 20/10; 3rd Class, 16/71. Return tickets. available for one month-1st Class, 58/3; 2nd Class, 36/6; also Friday and Saturday to Sunday, Monday or Tuesday-1st Class, 4°/-; 2nd Class, 28/6; 3rd Class, 20/-. Tourist tickets available for six months: Fares from Loudon -1st Class, 57/6; 2nd Class, 36/-; 3rd Class, 29/-.

BOARDING HOUSE. 2, Marine Villa. High-class Boanling Establishment. Beautiful situation on

Sea Front. Overlooking Tor Bay. South Aspect. First-class Cuisine. Late Dinner. Large Green with Croquet and Tennis Lawn. Terms Moderate. Special \Vinter Arrangements. Miss Gray.

HOUSE, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS. Elliott, House, Land and Estate Ii R. Waycott, F.A.L, House Agent and

Ar;ent, 4, Gerston Terrace. Furnisher.

VISITORS' GUIDR.-PAKRFIELD-PTX~roUTII AND DRVONPORT. 79

PAKEFIELD (nr. Lowestoft), A QUIET Fishing Village, I~ miles from Lowestoit railway station, 10 to 12

minutes' cycling distance from Oulton Broad. PakefieH is celebrated for its exceptionally fine air, and has beautiful sands and cliffs. The houses are ;ituated close to sea, Church and Post Office, and within a few minutes of Electric Trams, 1which run to all parts of Lowestoft. The G. E. R. are rnnnill~ Motor Busses from Lowestoft station. Safe bathing and capital fishing. For tares see Lowestoft.

The Rev. G. W. SALL (Rector of Pakefield) is pleased to inform intending visitors that Miss Jones, of the Dial Cottage, Pakefield, has again kindly undertaken to recommend

Apartments and Furnished Houses, and will forward full particulars on application. Miss Jones has also several freehold houses, bungalows and cottages for sale. GoocLopening for a school.

--- •...-----PLYMOUTH & DEVONPORT.

PLYMOUTH and its sister towns of Devonport and Stonehouse (the" Three Towns," as they are commonly called) form one of the chief ports in the

kingdom, and are in the front rank of Government Arsenals. They are delightfully situated on the rivers Tamm" and Flym. Plymouth affords unusual facilities as a tourist centre. Among the many places of interest in the town are the Hoe (magnificent marine view and promenade pier), the Citadel, the new Guildhall, &c.

At Devonport are the Government Dockyards and Naval Steam Factories, the most extensive in the country. :r..larine excursions may be made from Plymouth and Devonport to the Breakwater, the Eddystone Lighthouse, and to Mount Edgecumbe Park. The view from this Park of the district around Plymouth, extending from Saltram Park on the one hand to Saltash on the other, and comprehending the Sound and the Channel, the "Three Towns," rivers, dockyards, ships, and the Dartmoor Hills in the distance, is one of the finest in Devonshire.

During the season steamer trips may be taken up the Hamoaze and the river Tamar, passing by the Dockyards among the ships in ordinary, and under the Royal Albert Bridge at Saltash, by the beautiful grounds of Pentillie Castle, to the Weir Head and Morwell Rocks. Tradition asserts that it was on the Hoe at Plymouth that Sir Francis Drake was engaged in a game of bowls with his officers when news of the approach of the Spanish Annada was brought to him. The railway from' Plymouth to Launceston passes through the wooded vallays of the rivers Plym and Lyd skirting Dartmoor. Branch offices for Railway information, "Messrs. Chaplin & Co., Westwell Street, Wellington Place (The Docks), Plymouth, and Railway Station, Devonport. Ordinary fares to Plymouth from Paddington and Waterloo-Single, 1st Class, 37/4; 2nd Class, 2314; 3rd Class, 18/8. Return tickets, available for one month-1st Class, 65/4; 2nd Class, 4°110; 3rd Class, 37/4. Week-end tickets, 1st Class, 47/-; 2nd Class, 29/3; 3n1 Class, 23/6. Tourists Tickets, available for six months, are issued

80 PLYMOUTH AXD DEVONPORT-QUANTOCK HILLS-RAMSGATE.

PLYMOUTH AND DEVONPORT--ro71tilllfcd.

during the summer. Fares from I.ondon, 1st Class, 65(-; 2nd Class, 4°(10; 3rt1 Class, 331-.

Depositories:

CURTISS & Sons Ld. PORTSMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, SOUTHAMPTON,

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LONDON, CHATHAM, RYDE.

QUANTOCK HILLS (Somerset)~ r[IIE Quantocks are about 14 miles long and 4 or 5 wide. Their highest point

reaches to about J ,270 feet. They contain magnificent views, and the air is unrivalled. They are steep on the west side, and in many places richly wooded, but on the east side the slopes are more gradual and descend into winding romantic valleys. Bric1g'\'ater, one of the stations for the Qu:.mtod;:s, is a '-ery ancient town, situ3;ted on the Great \Vestern main line, 151 miles from London. It possesses many interesting historical associations, and was a place of note before the Norman Conquest. It has also a station on the Somerset and Dorset Railway.

STOG URSEY is 8~ miles north-west from Bridgwater; it is beautifully situated; here the remains of a moated castle are stilI to be seen. The church is a large and interesting building, containing Norman and Transitional architecture.

APARTMENTS.. BOARD RESIDENOE. Shurton Lodge, Stogursey. South Aspect. Good Garden. Orchard. Stabling.

------..•..•.-----RAMSGATE~

FIFTEEN miles from Canterbury and 79 from London, is built on the cliffs, from which fine sea ,-iews are obtained. It possesses, among numerous

other attractions, a good Harbour, the Piers of which form an excellent Promenade. During the summer" season Ramsgate is much frequented, thousands coming here to enjoy the fresh and im-igorating sea breezes. Its sands have a high reputation, and the scene on them has been graphically portrayed by the great painter, 2\1r. Frith. The bracing air in summer i3 most health restoring, and as an autumn and winter resort the town has its attractions. Facing south, the dry air is acceptable, whilst the temperature is medium. The deep water in the vicinity of the Goodwin sands is a first-class fishing ground, particularly duTing the autumn and early winter months. The bathing is of the best, and on the \Vest Cliff ,\"ill be found a well-planned promenade, lined with shops and protected from the weather. Some c:werns on the East Cliff are deserving of notice. The Train Sen-ice is ample, and during the summer special fast trains are provided and tickets issued at cheap rates by the South Eastern and Chatham Railway, accomplishing the journey in about two hours. There is also a good Steamboat Service, which in fine weather enables. visitors to indulge in most

VISITORS' GUIDE.-RA:\fSGATE. 81

FIRST CLASS HOTEL

enjoyable trips. The town possesses Theatres, and "arious places of interest and amusement. In" The Directory and Guide to the Isle of Thanet," published by Kelly's Directories, Ltd., the visitor will find a full and interesting account of this popular watering-place and the adjacent neighbourhood; price 1/-; can be obtained at 182,183 & 184, High Holborn, London, ''V.C., and of all booksellers on the Island. Fares from Victoria, I Iolborn Viaduct, St. Paul's, Charing Cross, Cannon Street: or London Bridge (S. E.&C. R): Single-1st Class, 12/4; 2nd Class, 7/9; 3rd Class, 6/2. Return tickets available for six monthS-1st Class, 21/7 : 2nd Class, 15/6; 3rd Class, 12/4. Also Friday, Saturday or Sunday to Tuesday-1st Class, 16/-; 2nd Class, 12/-; 3rd Class, 8/-. Thc steamcrs of the Kew Palace Steamers, Limited, and the Steam Navigation Company's, sail daily from May to September, from Old Swan Pier, London Bridge.

Suites of Apartments on the Gronnd Flour with Private Entrances.

PARAGON HOUSE

HOTEL. WEST CLIFF,

RAMSGATE. Situateu on the Promenade. Facing the Sea. With Houth and West aspects. Contains RO rooms. Hot and Cold Baths. Bicycle accommodation. Dark Hoom. Tennis Court amI Croquet Lawn. Table d'HOte 7 p.m. Terms moderate and strictly inclusive. Telephone No. 030~.

Proprietor, !Ur. J{OSE.

BOARDING HOUSES. " Alexandra," 9, Victoria Parade. Facing Sea and Gardens. I\Trs. Bolt. Rock View, Albion Place. Sea View. Special Winter Terms.

HOUSE, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS. Scarlctt & Goldsack (J. 'v. Scarlett, Incorporatcd Accountant, and J. C.

Goldsack, F. A. 1.), "The Auction Rooms," 36, High Street. ProspectusFree on Application.

Messrs. Vinten & Son (Estd. 1836), 72, High Street. All the best Houses. Register Free.

Aberdeen Honse for Boys. Land.

SCHOLASTIC. Rev. G. Simmers, M.A., anel G. "T. Simmers, B.A.,

SURGICAL & MEDICAL HOME. 19, Albion Place, Ramsgatc. Surgical, Medical and \Veir-l\fitchell cases re

ceived. Staff of highly-qualified Nurses. Certificated Masseuses. Maternit cases attended. South Aspect. Sea View. Misses Mayhew :IOel Noott. Telephone 0259.

RYDE-see ISLE OF WIGHT.

ST. LEONARDS-See HASTINGS & ST., LEONARD5.

82 VISITORS' GUIDB.-ST. MARGARET'S BAY-SANDGATE.

ST. MARGARET'S ,BAY Isa quiet but rising seaside resort It miles from l\Iartin Mill Station on

the Dover and Deal section of the S. E. & C. Ry., 4 miles north-east from Dover. The Church of St. Margaret is a very fine specimen of the Norm~n style. The submarine telegraph and London and Paris telephone enter the sea at St. Margaret's Bay, which is bounded by the cliffs of the South Foreland 'lbout 400 ft. high, with two lighthouses. Fares fr'om Victoria, St. Paul's and Halborn Viaduct-Single, 1st Class, 13/4; 2nd Class, 8/6; 3rd Class, 6/8. Return tickets, available for six months 1st Class, 23/4; 2nd Class, 171-; 3rd Class, 13/4. From Ch:1.ring Cross, Cannon Street and London Bridge-Single, 1st Class, 13/8; ?nd Class, 8/6; 3rd Class, 6/10. Return tickets, available for six months1st Class, 24/-; 2nd Class, 171-; 3rd Class, 13/8. Also Friday, Saturday or Sunday to Tuesday-1st Class, 18/6; 2nd Class, 14/ ; 3n1 Class, 9/-.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Flashman & Co. Ltd. And at Dover. Register Free.

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Isa watering-place on the south-east coast of Ken~, a mile and a half west from Folkestone and 68 from London. It is built at the foot of an ex

tensive range of hills facing the French CO:l.st,of which it commands a clear view. There is good bathing, and the neighbourhood contains places of interest, including the ruins of Sandgate Castle and Shorncliffe Camp. A tramcar runs along the sea front to IIythe, which was one of the Cinque ports and which is now being rapidly developed as a modern resort. Good golf links lie between II ythe and Sandgate. Fares from Charing Cross, Cannon Street, London Bridge, Victoria, Holborn Viaduct and St. Paul's-Single, 1st Class, 11/6; 2nd Class, 7/3; 3rd Class,5/9' Return tickets available for six monthS-1st Class, 20/2; 2nd Class, 14/6 ; 3rd Class, 11/6. Also Friday, Saturday, or Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 17/6 2nd Class, 12/6; 3rd Class, 9/-.

BOARDING HOUSE. Holbrook House. Facing the Sea. The Misses Garrod.

HOTEL. Sea View lIotel, Seabrook, Kent., Charmingly situated.

Links and Station. Pleasant 'Winter Residence on G. Young, Proprietor. -----..•~' •.._----

N ear Sea, Golf Reduced Terms.

SANDOWN-See ISLE OF WIGHT.

VISITORS' GUrnE.-SCARTIOROUGII-SJIERINqHAM.

SCARBOROUGH, THE Queen of English Watering-Places, is 231 miles from London. There

is an imposing Spa, with a fine concert hall and theatre, refreshment rooms and art gallery, and also an aquarium and museum. The chief places of outdoor resort are the Grand Promenade upon the sea-wall at the base of the Spa, the long sweep of the South Foreshore Road, and the charming expanse of the People's Park, cleft by its romantic ravine, spanned by the Valley am} Cliff bridges. On the north side of the town, where is the old parish church of St. "i\Iary, those who appreciate the purely marine pleasllres of a seaside bathing resort will find rugged cliffs, good sands, and an excellent promcnade upon the iron pier, which extends i,ooo feet seawards from the North Foreshore RO:1d. Some of the finest views can be gained from the Castle Yard or Oliver's Mount (500 feet), and many ple:1sant excursions may be enjoyed by sea or land. Fares from King's Cross (G.N.) and Great Northern suburban st:1tions, and also St. Pancras (l\LR.) and Midbnd suburban stations, as follows :-Single, 1st Class, 32/7; 3rd Class, 19/11. Tourist tickets-1st Cbss, 61/- ; 3rd Class, 34/-. Friday or Saturday to Sunday, Monday or TuesdaY-1st Class, 33/-; 3rd Class, 20/-. Steamers from London Free Trade vVharf and London Docks call every week.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. W. ROWNTREE Ill. SONS, 33 to 39, \Vestborough. Particulars of the best

Furnished and Unfurnished Houses free. State requirements when writing.

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SHANKLIN-See ISLE OF WIGHT.

------.-.-------5HERINGHAM

Isa parish extending to the sea-shore and comprising the villages of Upper and Lower Sheringham, with a station on the Midland and Great Northefll

branch railway from Lynn to Norwich, via Holt. The surrounding scenery, richly diversified with woodland, is in some parts beautifully picturesque. Lower Sheringham, situated between cliffs nearly IOOfeet above the beach, and about a mile from Upper Sheringham, is now much frequcnted as a sea-side resort, and on account of the increasing number of visitors a brge number of private lodging houses have been erected. The Sheringham Golf Club links arc situated on the cliff at a height of more than 200 feet ahove the sca, and have reccntly bccn enlarged from 9 to 18 holes. The ladies' links arc exceptionally large and good; there is a commodious club house and a pavilion. Coaches run daily during the summer season between Sheringham and Cromer. Farcs from King's CrOSS-1st Class, 22/1; 3rd Class, IO/4t. Return tickets, available for one month-1st Class, 34/7. Friday or Saturday to Sunday

VISITORS' GUIDE.-SHERINGHAlIf-SHOREHAM.

S H ER I NG H AM---colllillllt'd.

Monday or TuesdaY-1st Class, 22/- ; Jrd Class, I I/., Tourist ticketS-1st Class, 34/-; 3rd Class, 20-. Also fortnightly return tickets a.Yailable for 15 days-1st Class, 27/6: 3rd Class, 15/" Tourist, fortnightly and Friday to TuC'sday tickets at the following fares arc issued from Li\'erpool Strcet and Great Eastern suhuruan stations within 12 miles of London during the summer months. Passcngers travel to Cromer Station and thence by omnibus to Sheringham. Far~s, Friday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 23/-; 3nl Class, 12/- ; fortnightly return tickets available for 15 days, 1st Class, 28/6; 3rd Class, 16/-. Tourist tickets, 1st Class, 35/-; 3rd Class, 21/-.

THE SHERINGHAM HOTEL. F. EDENS, Manager-

First-class lIotel. 150 rooms. Beautiful Sea and Land Views. Charming Private Grounds. Adjoins Golf Links. 18 holes.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENT. H. d. LIMMER, F.A.I. (Est:!.b. 18:w). Telegrams, "Limmer, Sheringham.'"

Ofticcs, Sheringham (Nat. Tel. NO.4), Cromer (Nat. Tel. No. 26), and :i\I undesley. Registers Free.

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Isa quiet watering-place situated midway between Brighton and Worthing at the mouth of the River Adur. It is 56} miles from London and has a direct

service of trains from London Bridge and Victoria on the L. B. & S. C. Ry. The church of St. l\Iary the Virgin, New Shoreham, is an extremely interesting specimen of Transitional Norman architecture. An elegant suspension bridge, carrying the road to -Worthing O\'er the River Adm, was erected in 183~ by the Duke of Norfolk. The water is supplied by the Brighton Corpotation from the pumping station at Old Shoreham. A great attraction of Shoreham is the large number of furnished bungalows situated {)n the beach. Old Shoreham was once a place of some importance; it was in the days of the Plantagenets often selected as the port of embarkation for the Province of Normandy. The Swiss gardens ncar the railway station, a popular resort for excursionists, wer~ opel'led in 1838 and contain a large theatre, capable of seating over 1,000 persons, a ball room, refreshment rooms, museum and a conservatory. In the grounds, which are tastefully laid out, is a lake for boating and fishing. Fares from London Bridge-Single, 1st Class, 8/6; 2nd Class, 5/-; 3rd Class, 4/2/;;. Return tickets, available -for six monthS-1st Class, 15/- ; 2nd Class, 9/6; 3rd Class, 8/5. Also Friday, Saturday and Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 12/9; 2nd Class, 7/6; 3rd Class, 6/4·

Ellman Brown, Dolphin Chambers, Shoreham. List free.

VISITORS' GU IDE. -5 I Dl\IOUTH -SOUTHAMPTON.

SIDMOUTH Isone of the oldest and most deservedly favourite seaside watering-places on the

South Coast of De\"on, and is at the mouth of the river Sid, I67~ miles from London. It is pleasantly situated at the lower end of a beautiful ,-alley, and is sheltered on all sides l~ut the south by a range of lofty hills. On the south, the town commands an exlcnsive view of the sea. The climate is mild, equable and dry, 1mt by no means relaxing, while the highly picturesque scenery of the neighbourhood and the facilities afforded for sea-bathing have, rendered this a fashionahle and l11uch-fre(]ucnted watering-place. The drainage of the town has been carried out under the supervision of an eminent engineer, and Brine Haths ha\'e been opened. There is a fine sea-wall, which affords an agreeablt promenade of nearly half a mile in length. Fares from \Vater!oo-Ist Class, cS/-; 2nd Class, 17/6; 3rd Class, I3/1I~. Return tickets (available for six \llonths)-lst Class, 49/-; 2nd Class, 3°/8; 3[(1 Class, 27/11. Also Friday and Saturday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 35/-; 2nd Class, 22/-; 3rd Class, 17/6-. Tourist tickets, availalJle for two months, are issued during the summer. Fares from London 1st Class, 49/-; 2nd Class, 3°/8; 3rd Class, 25/-.

National Telephone NO.7.

BEDFORD FAMILY HOTEL, E~ba:;S;H. (CLOSE TO NEW BRINE BA1'IlS.)

UNRIVALLED POSITION. SEA, TOWN, AND COUN'l'ltY COlllRlRED. Sea Vicws, cll1uracillg thc wholc of thc Bay from Portland to Bcrry Head, thc Babbacombc Coast, and thc Peak

Hills. Recently greatly cnlargc(l and thoroughly rellovated. Capital Billiard Room. Own Dairy and Poultry. Crickct, Football, Archery, Golf, an(i FoxhoUl)d~. 'Bus meets all Trains. Terms from Two aud a Half Guincas pcr Wcck. Special Ratc for Familics.

Proprietor since 1879, JOHN P. MILLEN.

SANDERS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGEN~ Telcphonc,o.p. Old Fore Street.

TEMPERANCE HOTEL. Belle Vue Temperance Hotel. Close to Sea. Every Comfort. :l\Ioderate Terms.

,V. Helman. HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS.

GEORGE PI OSLEY & SON, Auctioneers, will be pleaseu t;; forward particulars of Furnished and Unfurnished Houses to Let in this neighbourhood. Apartments secured.

Potbury & Sons (and Auctioneers and Valuers). List of Houses Furnished and Unfurnished sent on application. Apartments secured.

----- ...•..•-----SOUTHAMPTON,

TIlE 1110St important yachting station in the British Isles, is situated at the head of the Southampton \Vater on the South Coast, two hours

from London by the London and South 'Vestern I{ailway. l\1ail Steamers depart at regular intervals for France, the Channel Island:;;, Lisbon, Madeira,

86 VISITORS' GUIDE.-SOUTHA1\TPTON.

SOUTHAMPTON-colltillltcd.

* No Sunday service from Paddington.

Care of Good Hope, New York, India, Ceylon, Australia, and the \Vest Indies. The surrounding country is beautifully timbered, and the historic New Forest is only four miles distant. Many objects of interest to antiquarians and archxologists abound in the town and neighbourhood, including the ancient Town \Valls and the picturesque ruins of Netley and Beaulieu Abbeys. The Public Parks and Common comprise about 400 acres, and provide a great :lttraction to picnic and pleasure parties; and the noble avenue of fine old elms, which extends over three miles, forms an unequalled approach to the town from the land side. Great facilities are afforded by the Steam Packet Companies to holiday makers and others for visiting the French Coast, Jersey, Guernsey, ,the Isle of \Vight, Bournemouth, Swanage, Southsea, Brighton, and Weymouth. S()u~hampton is justly celebrated for its unrivalled natural position and for its salubrious climate. Among thc places of amusement will be found the Hartley Institute, possessing a fine Concert Hall and Museum; the Philharmonic Hall; thc Victoria Skating Rink and the Royal York l\Iusic Hall. A splendid Hcr has bcen completcd by the Harbour Board, where military bands give frequent concerts. Fast Excursion Tmins at low fares are constantly run from \Vaterloo and many provincial towns. Branch offlcc for Railway Information, l\Iessrs. Chaplin & Co., 78 High Street and Crown Street, Shirley. Fares from Waterloo (L. & S. \V. R.) and Paddingwn (G.\V.R.)-Single 1st Class, 13/-; 2nd Class, 8/2; 3rd Class, 6/6. Return tickets availahle for six monthS-1st Class, 23/-; 2nd Class, 14/6; 3n1 Class, 11/6. Also Friday, Saturday or Sunday* to TuesdaY-1st Class, 16/6; 2nd Class, 10/6; 3rd Class, 8/6. Tourist tickets available for six months are issued during the summer mo·nths. Fares from London-1st Class, 23/-; 2nd Class, !4/6; 3rd Class, 11/6.

SOUTH WESTERN HOTEL SOUTHAMPTON Now under the Railway Co.'s • • • :Management. Large dinin::: room,

restaurant, billianl·room, anliloanges on ground fioor. Alljoins station, aUll is opposite Docks. Porters meet all principal trains and boats. Electric lifts to ad floorg. All ship3 are wircd from Hurst Oastle. A commodious motor garage with all accessories bas just bcen added, and adjoins the hotel. 'l'ele;;rarns-" Welcome, Southampton." Telephone, 7. Hotel :Manager, F. KU~'l'ZE.

POLYGON HOUSE, Residential Hotel. En Pension.

Adjoining Parks. Rccently enlar~ed. Passellg'crLift. Large Recreation Room. Inclusive Tariff.

Telephone No. 361. Book to Southampton West.

Depositories:

CURTISS & Sons Ld. PORTSMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, SOUTHAMPTON,

LONDON. CHATHAM, R'tDE.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. BANCE, HUNT &. GILL~R, 67, Above Bar. (Auctioneers and Valuers.) WM. BURROUGH HILL, F.S.I. 81, Above Bar (Auctioneer, Valuer, &c.). PERKINS &. SONS, Auctioneers, Valuers, Surveyors, &c., The Auction Mart.

VISITORS' GUIDE.-SOUTHENn-ON -SEA.

ESTABLISHED OVER A CENTURY.

THE •

ROYAL HOTEL, SOUTHEND-ON-SEA.

Charmingly situated on the hiv,hest part of the Cliff overlooking- the Sea and Pier, and in fnll view of the numerous ~teall1ships and other vessels entering the 1'ort of London. Immediately opposite the Hotel are the Cliff Shrubbery Gardens, at all times offerin" a cool and shady retreat to visitors, without serious interrup.tion to the view to the far-away Kentish scenery on the opposite shore of the estuary, and of the gay scene on

the esplanade and beach immediately below. For terms apply to the lITanag-er.

Telegr.l1ns Teleplrolle••Royal Hotel, Southend." No. cp.

50UTHEND=ON=5EA. THIS rapidly rising watering-place, which is very pleasantly situated on the

Essex coast near the mouth of the Thames, nearly opposite to Sheerness, is very largely patronised. The bathing here is good, but the tide recedes to the extent of about a mile. The pier is an iron structure, about I:} miles in length, and has an electric tramway running the entire length, which is used for carrying passengers and luggage to and from the various steamers which call herp. to and from London several times a day, also for Sheerness, Rochester, Gravesend, 'Valton, Clacton, Margate, H.amsgate, Herne Bay, Chatham, Boulogne amI Ostend during the summer season; at the head of the pier there are refreshment and waiting rooms, ant} at the shore end is a spacious pavilion with stage, having se:1.ting accommodation for 1,200 persons. A wide esplanade has been made, and both on the cliffs and immediately below arc pleasant winding walks. The c1ectric trams now run to Leigh, Southchurch and Prittlewell. To convince those doubtful of this place'as a health resort, it may be well to observe that the water supply is from 12 artesian wells, and on a recent examination at the Public Health Laboratories, London, of the deposit (gypsum) on the shore, nothing cont~ining contamination was found, but simply sand, clay and particles of oxide of iron. The Kursaal, erected at a cost of over £100,000, was opened July 24th, 1901. Mr. B. T. Pudney (late St~nfield's) on the Esplanade, has very COlllmodious accommodation for c~tering generally. Amongst the various hotels, the Royal has a good reputation, and may be relied upon for every comfort. Fares from St. l'anCfaS (]\f.R.), Li-,erpool Street (G.E.R.) and Fenclllu:ch Street (L.T. & S.R.)-Single, 1st Class, 4/4; 3rd Class, 2/2. Return tickets for six months-1st Class, 7/8; 3rd Class, 4/4 from St. Pancras; and 1st Class, 7/- and 3rd Class, 4/4 from Liverpool Street and Fenchurch Street. Also Friday or Saturday to Tuesday-1st Class, 6/- ; 3rd Class, 3/6. Cheap day exc\lrsion tickets are issued during the summer season at 2/6 return.

Establishell 30 Yeurs.

ESPLANADE RESTAURANT (ck:,~~s), Proprietor, B. T. PUDNEY. SOUTHEND-ON-SEA. 2JlJ yanl~ 'Vest of Pier. night on the Beach. School Treat.<;.Beunfeusts, &0., entered for. AeCOIlltl1oliationfor 700. The safest place in Southenll for School Chiluren. neusoua1Jle charges.

Send for View Books, Price List, Testimonials, anll Press Reports,

APARTMENTS (FURNISHED). l\Irs. George Bdson's, 8 & 28, Hartington Road. " Home from Home."

LFOR OTHER ADVERT'). P.T.O.

88 VISITORS' GUIDE.-SOUTHEND-Or-; -SEA-SOUTHSEA.

SOUTH END-ON-SEA-col1til1l1ed.

BOARDING ESTABLISHMENTS. II CECI~ HOUSE" (and Annexe),

The Cliffs. Tlte most Central Boarding Estahlishment, facing Sea and Cliffs. \Veek-ends, 12/6. Sanitation perfect. (Mrs. Perry.)

"MELROSE HOUSE" (Select Boarding Establishment) (2 minutes from Sea Front; 3 minutes from Station). 24 Alexandra Road, VYestcliff,South-end-on-Sea. (Proprietress, Mrs. \V. H. Ward.)

" NORWOOD HOUSE" (Superior) Boarding Establishment, York Road. "fast Central for Sea, Pier and Station. Healthy situation. Recommended by the highest medical men Terms strictly moderate. \Veekends, 10/6 and 12/6. Proprietress,Mrs. Arthur \Varren.

" Sutherland House," Oxford Terrace, Alexandra Road; & " Canonsleigh," \Vestcliffe Parade.. Also 17, Royal Terrace.

HOTEL. "HOTEL VICTORIA,~' The Broadway. First-class Family and Commercial.

E. A. Broadhurst, Proprietor. Electric Light. ::\lotor Garage. Balls. Banquets catered for. Tel. No. 12.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. DEELEY, KESTERTON &. PEARSON (and Auctioneers), 25, Cliff Town

Road and \Vestcliff. Telephone NO.9 x, Southend. MATTHEWS & HEAVEN, 69, High Street; and at .Grays amI Grayesend.

Tel. 0178 SouthemI ; 098 Grayesep.d. PRICE & CO., House, Land and Estate Agents, 79, Southclmrch Road

(next to Co-operative Stores), and Broadway, Leigh-on-Sea.

LAND AGENTS & SU~VEYO~S. ILES, SONS & CO, LTD" 37, High Street, Southend-on-Sea.

SCHOLASTIC. MODERN BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and Kinder

garten, "Northfip.ld," Vork Road. Southend-on-Sea. Principal, l\1iss G')vey. "ASH LEA" SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, York Rmd, Southend-cn-Sea. Principal,

Miss Florence Legg. ----- ..•.•..•-----

SOUTHSEA (Hants) Isa large and increasing t;)wn, and has risen into great importance as an

attractive watering-place. The bathing at South sea is excei)tionally good. 1\1any good terraces of houses and several churches and chapels have been built; the situation is open and healthy, and the death-rate is remarkably low. Southsea Common is a large open space which extends to the Beach, and here reviews, &c., take place. There is an excellent Promenade laid out by the late Lord Fitzclarence, with some memorials of the Crimean \Var; also a carriage driye extending nearly three miles along the Beach, passing close by Southsea Castle, Lumps, Eastney and Cumberland Forts. A charming view of Spithead and the Isle of Wight is obtained from the Promenade. In additior. there is a very commodious Promenade Pier at the

VISITORS' GUIDE.-SOUTHSEA. 89

corner of the Common, where the ~Iilitary Bands frequently give at .Ire5£"ס or indoor concerts, which are very attractive. There is also a Pier at East Southsea, on which a band plays daily during the summer months. The ;ailway facilities consist of a junction station at Fratton which serves one section of Southsea, and acts as a place of change for passengers for the East Southsea Station, which is situated near the South Parade Pier, while the Portsmouth Town Station serves the larger portion. Steamers run between Southsea, Ryde, Cowes and Sea View. Branch office for H.ailway information, Messrs. Chaplin & Co., I Stanley Street. Fares from London Bridge, Victoria or Waterloo to East Southsea-Single, 1st Class, 12/4; 2nd Class, 7/9; 3rd Class, 6/2. Return tickets (available for six months): East Southsea-Ist Class, 21/6; 2nd Class, 13/6; 3rd Class, Il/S; Portsmouth Town-1st Class, 21/4; 2nd Class, 13/6; 3rd Class, Il/6. Also Friday, Saturday and Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 19/- ; 2nd Class, 12/-; 3rtl Class, 9/6.

SANDRINCHAM HOUSE PRIVATE HOTEL & PENSION,OSBORNE ROAD, SOUTHSE~

This house is most pleasantly situated, commanding extensive views of Spitheml and the I.,;leof Wi~ht, also within three minutes from the Pier, Sea Beach and Bathing IIfaehilles. Electric Light. Telepholle 5zQ. Telegrams." SRndrinl!ham, Sonthsea." Mr.&: Mrs. SMITH. Proprietors.

PORTLAND HOTEL First-class, ncar st. Juile's Ohureh, adjoining Palme113ton Hoad. A(ljacent to the Piers and Common. Sheltered

. • Garden. Stables. Oycling' Aecommouation. SpecialResi<lehtial Terms. Telephone No. 565. Miss CLARKE, Proprietress.

THE ROYAL BEACH MANSIONS HOTEL.;~~~l:fc~~ii~:~:O~~~~~~ ateu on the Beach.

Special Terms "En Pension" for Winter Months. Special arrangements for :Fmnilies. No healthier spot in EnglalHl. Passenger Lift. Hook for ]~ast Southsea. Apply to MANAGERESS.

BELGRAVE BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT & PRIVATE HOTEL,Beach M~nsion.

South aspect. Nearest cstablisllllleut to sea in Southsea. Excellent cuisine. Perfect winter residence. Write for terms a'd booklet. Telephone 106 National. ]\[1'. :lllll ]\[rs. HAR.ltY C. J()NJ'~S.

THE ESPLANADE HOTEL SOUTHSEA Sit~~~~tPYe~:'~~y:tJ,~~:~'~I~~! • Overlookillg the Sea.

Excellent Ouisine auu eyery comfort. Electric Tram Service at tllC (1001'. Apply toMANAOBRBS5.

GROSVENOR HOTEL (High-Class Family). EverY proteetiouagmm3t fire. Replete witn every comfort. Electric light throughout. Elevator. Unin·

terrupted sea views. Entirely sheltered from north and east winds. Special terms for Winter months. GEO. ,T. BLAND, Proprietor.

CURTISS &. Sons Ld. Depositories:

PORTSMOUTH, LONDON, PLYMOUTH, CHATHAM, SOUTHAMPTON) RYDE.

[FOR. OTHm~ ADVEKT5. 1'.1'.0.

Billiards. STRATHEARN MANSIONS South Parade. Boarding Establishment.

! :Faciug Sea. Special Winter Terms. Cycle House, Electric Light. Excellent Ouisinc.

Miss VARNEY. Proprietress. Granu view of Spithead.

CENTRE CLIFF HOTEL, standing' on the highest Cliffs, in its own Grounds. The only Hotel in South-wold without a public drive in front. Excellent Cuisine. Henry F. A. Kloepfer, Manager.

VISITORS' GUIDE.-SOUTHSEA-~OUTII\VOLD.

so U T H S EA-COJlI llll/Cd.

BOARDING HOUSES. Aubrey House, Shaftesbury Road. Terms from 25/6 weekly. Th,~ l\Iisses

l\Iorgan and Percival. SOUTHSEA,-CARl. TON HOUSE Boarding Establishment, 'Vestern Parade.

Splendidly situated. Facing Esplanade, Sea and Pier. Bath, S'lloking and Billiard Rooms. Miss Ball. Nat. Tel. No 402 Portsmouth.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS . .:\. ~[onthly Register forwarded free on 1

application to Messrs. Love & Cooper, King &: King (oldest established), 20, Estate Agents, Southsea. \ Palmerston Road.

Carter &: Lancaster, 4A,Clarendon Road G. J. Woodward (Established 1880), and 32, Elm Grovc, Sauthsea. \ 9, l\Iannion Road. Printed Regis-

Howell J. S. & Co., 48, Palmerston ter Free. Road, Southsea. :

HALL, PAIN GOLDSMITH, F,S.I., 57. Commercial Road, Portsmouthyand 61, Osborne l{oad, Southsea.

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Isa pretty sea-sidc town in Suffolk, standing on a bold cliff, and commanding an cxtensive view of the German Ocean. Its position on a subsoil consisting

of gravel renders it one of the most healthy places in the Eastern Counties. and in addition good sta bathing for the robust. A service of steamers belonging to the East Coast Development Co. run daily during the Summer Season to a landing pier opposite the North Cliff. The Great Eastern Railway nm a daily service of Motor Omnibuses between this town and Lowestoit, passing through Reydon, Wangford, Wrentham and KessinglancL The links of the Southwold Gulf Club (I8-hole course). are situated ncar the town. A light line of railway can· nects Southwald with Halesworth Station, on the Great Eastern Railway, and there is a good service of fast trains between Halcsworth to London and the principal stations en the Great Eastern system. Trains run from London to Southwold in rather less than four hours. Single fare from Liverpool Stred-lst Class, 20/4; 2nd Class, 9/21' Return tickets arc issued fr0111 LiverpoJI Street and Great Eastern stations within 12 miles of London, as follows :-Friday or Saturday to Tuesday-1st Class, 22/-; 3rd Class, 11/-. FortnightlY-1st Class, 27/6; 3rd Class, 15/-. Tourist ticketS-1st Class, 31/3; 3rd Class, 18/5.

HOTELS. GRAND. First-class Family Hotel,

facing Pier and Sea. Table d'H6te, Electric Light, Lift, Radiators. For Tariff apply to Manageress, Miss K. Dickerson.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. H. J. Debney &: Sons, Family Grocers and General Drapers and House Agents.

Established 1816.

STOKES BAY (Hants), NEAR Gosport, is 87t miles from London by the London and South \¥estern

Railway. It has splendid views of the Solent and Isle of Wight. The United Services Golf Links are within a few minutes' walk. Omnibuses run frequently to Gosport, and there is easy access to all parts of the Isle of \Vight. The walks in the neighbourhood are charming, and there is good sea bathing an:1 boating. Fares from \\Taterlao (central station) I st Class, 12/8; 2nd Class, 8/-; ]rd Class, 6/4. Re"turn tickets (available for six months) - 1st Class, 22/2 ; 2nd Class, 14/-; 3rd Class, 11/8. Also Friday and Saturday to Tuesday1st Class, 19/-; 2nd Class, 12/-; 3rd Class, 9/6.

HOUSE, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS.

Lear & Son, Alverstoke.

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SWANAGE

Isa rising watering-place, seaport, p:uish and town 132 miles from London. There is a pier constructed in 1896 at a cost of about £10,000 and built on

green heart piles and decked with pitch pine; the totalkngth is about 1,400 feet with an :werage width of 28 feet. Bathing rooms are erected ,1t the pier head for the use of visitor~ during the summer months. The rides and drives in the vicinity are beautiful. The daily variation in temperature is very small, amounting only to 10 deg. The sunshine is greater than" most parts of England, and there is an entire absence of fog. To those fond of yachting and fishing Swanage offers nuny attractions. Lobsters are taken here. Fares from \\Taterloo-Single, 1st Chss. 22/-; 2nd Class, 13/9; 3rd Class, II,-. Return tickets (available for six months )-ISI: Class, 38/6; 2nd Class, 24/-; 3rd Class, 22'-. AI~o Friday :mcl Satunby to TuesdaY-1st Class, 27/6; 2nd Class, J7/3; 3n1 Class, 13/9' Tourist tickets available for six months are issued during the summer. Fares from LOl1llon-Ist Class, 38/6; 2nd Class, 24/-; 3rd Class, 20/-.

THE ISLE OF PURBECK AUCTION AND ESTATE OFFICES. Apply to J. WOODFORD WHITE, Swanage.

Particulare; of Propcrtiec; for Sale, Houses & Apartlll~nts To Let, ';uppIiec1 ~~ri1ti..,.

s. C. PLUMMER, Auctioneer and House Agent, Est:loli,hed l<Jye:lrs. i, STATION ROAD. S\VANAGE. DORSET. l'articll!<lI' g-r:J.ti,.

BOARDING HOUSES. The Chestnuts, Swanage. Full Sea I "Westbury, Rempstone Road, Swanage.

View. Close to Station. Good j Close to Station and Beach. Garden. \Vinter Climate. Miss Ludgate. The Misses Russell.

_9_2 _ VISITORS' GUIDE.-TEIGNMOUTH-TORQUAY.

TEIGNMOUTH. "WITH the exception or Torquay, Teignmouth is the largest watering-place in

Devonshire. Situated on the north bank or the mouth or the river Teign, it is a popular bathing-place, offering an air mild and health-giving, with scenery such as Devonshire only can ~ive, it being a convenient centre ror coaching excursions over Dartmoor. The Den (the distinguishing reature or Teignmouth) is a grassy plot or 6 acres in extent, adjacent to the sea, surrounded bv a carriage road, and bordered with flower beds. It is separated rrom the beach by a fine Promenade, and a Pier, 600 reet long, projects rrom it into the sea. During the season well-appointed steamers make frequent excursions to various places or interest on the coast. Teignmouth also offers racilities ror boating, and visitors may enjoy very excellent sea and river fishing, the Teign being navigable ror boating purposes for a distance of 6 miles. There are many charming walks and dri\-es in the neighbourhood, not the least delightrul being that by the sea-wall to the rocks known as "Parson and Clerk," thence through "Smuggler's Lane," to the Dawlish Road, by which one may return to Teignmouth, also to Haldan Downs, within two miles or Teignmouth, with 1,000 acres or moorland, 900 reet abO\-e the sea level. From Newton Abbot, 6 miles from Teignmouth, a line branches off in a northerly direction, through the ligneous coal fields of Bovey Tracey and the rocky neighbourhood of Lustleigh Cleave, to l\loretonhampstead, famous ror its bracing and invigorating climate. Thence the tourist can either drive rcund by Cranbrook Castle, from which the city of Exeter can be seen and an extensive view ohtained, and by Fingle Bridge, Drewsteignton and Sandy Park to Chagford, on the horders of the moorland, or across the Forest or Dart-moor, by the convict prisons at Prince town, to Tavistock, a convenient centre for exploring the district of Dartmoor and the most picturesque scenery in the \Vest or Engbnd. There arc large swimming and private baths, also Assembly Rooms, attached to the London Hotel. Fares rrom Paddington (G. \V. R. )-lst Class, 31/-; 2nd Class, 19/6; 3rd Class, T S/6}. Return tickets, available for one month-1st Class, 54/6; 2nd Class, 34/2. Fri(~ay and Saturday to Sunday, Monday or TuesdaY-1st Class, 38/- ; 2nd Class, 28/- ; 3rd Class, 19/-. Tourist tickets, available ror six months, are issued during the summer monthS-1st Class, 54/6; 2nd Class, 34/2; 3rd Class, 28/-.

Robt. Frost & Son. Free.

H9USE, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS. Property Register I \V. Tapper. Particulars or Houses

Free.------_.•..•-----TORQUAV.

TIlE town of Torquay, the" Queen of the Western \Vatering-places," with its magniJicent Bay, is one of the most beautiful and fashionable sea-side resorts

in the world, being unsurpassed for situation, scenery and salubrity of climate. It is delightfully situated on the picturesque acclivities of the dlOre of the northern recess of Torba1', and being open to the sea hreezes or the south and sheltered from the north, east and west, is especially delightrul as a winter residence for invalids and those of delicate constitution. The natural charms of the place ha,-e been enhanced by the skill of the landscape gardener, and the beauties of Torquay and its surroundings cannot he exhausted in a casual Yisit. The town consists of a series of tiers and terraces, reached at either end by

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winding roads, and connected at intervals by steps. The gardens are luxuriant with myrtles, fuchsias, and tender exotics growing in the open air. Those who need a more bracing air than that of Torquay will find it at the pretty village of Cockington, now a suburb. Here the climate is as mild as that of Torquay, while the open sea and the sands and the breezes from Dartmoor combine to make the place most invigorating. The town is served by two stations, Torre and Torquay; the latter is near Torre Abbey, whence a fine drive, sheltered by a sea-wall, rtms round the margin of the Bay to the town. The Sea vVall and Torbay Road extend to Cockington and Corbyn's Head, from which may be obtained views unrivalled in loveliness. Near Torquay is the noted Kent's Cavern. There is a fine collection of objects from Kent's Cavern in the Museum of the Torquay Natural History Society. From Torquay excursions may be made up the Dart; Babbacombe Bay and Anstey's Cove should also he visited, and .the Terra Cotta works are full of interest; and those who prefer a ramble to an extensive trip will find delightful walks, abounding in ferns and wild flowers, which grow in the greatest luxuriance. Railway communication with London is via Great \Vestern from Paddington, the journey occupying ahout 52 hours. FareS-1st Class, 32/9; 2nd Class, 20/6; 3n1 Class, 16/5~. Return tickets, available for one month-1st Class, 57/6; 2nd Class, 36/-. Also Friday and Saturday to Sunday, Monday or TuesdaY-1st Class, 4°/-; 2nd Class, 28/6; 3rd Class, 20/-. Tourist tickets, available for six months, are issued in London. FareS-1st Class, 57/6; 2nd Class, 36/- ; 31'<1 Class, 29/-.

~ __ TORQU A Y. _

KISTOR :a:OUSE (Torquay

Boarding

Establishment). ~>;.-~

fiouth aspect. Beautifully,'ituated in its own grounds.Close to the finest Bay in England. Uninterrupteu Sea and Lancl Views. Promenades, Public Gardens, Seats. Rands rrnd Bathing. Tennis Courts, free to Visitors. Cricket Fiel(ls. \ few minutes' walk from ;-;tation, Town and many placesof interest. Smokiug Room. Hot and Cold Baths. House well heated with Hot Water. Sanitary arrangements of the Hotel are perfect, with largeawl well-ventilated rooms.

Proprietress: MRS. MANN, -:--{H~

KIST OR HOUSE, BELGRAVE ROAD. Falkland Road. Select Private Borrl'lling How;e

R I C H M 0 N 0 lO DO E (Temperance). Well-appointed. Every Home Comfort. Sea View. South Aspect. Sanitary rertiti.

, cate. Terms moderate anll inclusive. ::\[1's. PI';NNEY.

[FOR OTHER ADVERTS. 1'.1'.0.

TORQUAY-rollti11lfCd.

BOARDING HOUSES. Bella Vista, Belgrave Road. Liberal Mont Dore, 42, Belgrave Road. Few

Table. Home Comforts. Terms minutes from Sea and Station. Prifrom 25/-. vate Apartments if desireJ. Mode

"The Boltons,", First-class Boarding rate Terms. Miss \Villiams. Establishment. Mrs. E. Rich"rds, " Sharon," Chelston. A Home from Proprietress. Home. Terms very Moderate.

!Zistor House Bm.rding Establishment, ~Irs. Powell. Belgrave Road. 1\1rs. Mann, 1'ro- Templestowe. Sea view. South prietress. See Advertisement. aspect. Terms from 31/6.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. William Brock & Co. Torquay and

Exeter. Registers Free. Cox & Son, F. A. 1., 4, Victoria Parade.

Printed List Free. Johnson, Victoria Parade. Free

Lists.

T. Oliver &: Sons, 16, Strand, Tor· quay. Register Free.

G. R. Smith & Son, 9 Strand. :l\lonthly Register Free. '

Sparks & Pearce, 5 & 15, Torwood Street. Printed Register Free.

MEDICAL & SURGICAL HOME. Kent House 1\,ledic?,land Surgical Home, Falkland Park, Torquay. Convales

cent and Chromc cases also receiveJ. Large I-louse. Sea View. Terms Moderate. Telegrams," Cure," Torquay. E. 1\1. Hollis; Matron.

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TUNBRIDGE WELLS Isa fashionable inland waterin~-place it; the cotll1~ie~of Kent a,nd Sussex, 34~

miles from London by nul, and IS thus wlthm easy dIstance of the :Metropolis, an advantage much appreciated by those who dislike or are un:lble to sust:lin the fatigue of :l long journey. The country round h:ls much picturesque scenery, all(1 is in close proximity to the Castles of Tonbridge, Eridge, Penshnrst and Hever. The High lZocks, a mile and a half south-west, in Sussex, present many curious vi.ews. The whole neighbourhoo~ ahou~d~ in springs and mineral w~ers, whIch are much resort~d. to for theIr me(hcmal properties. The Go1£.Club ,here has a cot!rse c.onslstm.g of 12,holes of verysporting char:lcter and IS :ldnllr:lbly :ld:lpted for thIS groWlI1g fashlOnal)lc sport; the links which adjoin the Spa Hotel are well kept, and the surroundings very picturesque. IZust:lll Common, situated close to the town, is a large open space, noted for its massive :l0(1singularly-shaped rocks, one of which, a huge mass of sandstone, now railed in for protection, is called from its re:iemblance to a toad the" Toad Rock," and \'arious fanciful names are given to other rocks here. Fares from Charing Cross, Cannon Street, London Bridge, Victoria, Halhorn Viaduct ami St. Paul's (S. E. & C. R.) and VIctoria and Lon

V ISl'lORS' GUIDE. -TUN_B~IDG_E~<' _\_VI_'I~~S-WALTON-ON-TlIE-NAZE. 95

London Bridge (L.B. &. S.C.I;:'.): Single-1st Cbss, 5/10; 2nd Class, 3/8; 3rd Class, 2/SJ. l;:'durn tickds, available for six months-1st Class, 10/-; 2nd Class, 7/4; 3rd Class, 5/5. Friday, Saturday or Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 8/6; 2nd Class, 5/6; Jrd Class, 4/6.

THE SPA HOTEL, Tunbridge Wells, Ncw management. Stalllling in its own GroUlllls(. '1;5 acre~,and a(ljoilling the Tunbrid.ge \VPlls Golf Links. Tennis Courts. l~lectric Light thror.g1tollt, Baths of every description, including Tnrkislt, Swimming awl ll'll1iant IIcat. Unequalled Cuisine. Postal Tclel!l'll.phOffice ill Hotel. Garage. Lift and every modern improvement. For Terms, apply to The Manager.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Brackett & Sons, F. S. I., 27 & 29, High

Street. Established 1828. Hlnstrated l\Ionthly Register of Conntry Seats and Houses, &c., with l\Iaps, Guide and Time Tables, free by Post. Telephone No. 23. And at 34, Craven Street, Charing Cross, W.C. (Telephone No. 4634 Gerrard,)

Ewing Gny & Co., 1'.S.1. Estate Agents and Auctioneers, Property Register Free. Nat. Tel. 122. Corporation Telephone 147. And at 84, l\Iount Street, Park Lane, \V.

Wickenden & Sons, 20, High Street; and at Southborough. Telephone No. 19.

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VENTNOR-See ISLE OF WIGtIT.

WALMER-See DEAL AND WALMER.

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WALTON-ON-THE-NAZE is a rising sea-side resort about 20 miles cast of Colchester, and about two hours from London. The bathing is

good, and the air salubrious and bracing. \Vildfowl shooting can Le obtained in the Back "Vaters, which comprise about 300 acres; there is also good fishing. A splendid pier was erected in 1900 by the East Coast Development Co. upon which electric trams run during the season. Single fares from Liverpool Street-1st Class, 13/3; 3rd Class, 6/0~. Return tickets are issued from Liverpool Sti-eet and Great Eastern Station within 12 miles of London, a~ follows :-Friday or Saturday t.o Tuesday-1st Class, 13/6; 3rd Class, 7/6. Fortnightly (available for 15 days)-lst Class, 17/6; 3rd Class, 10/-. TOUlist ticketS-1st Class, 20/-; 3rt] Class, 12/-.

APARTMENTS (FURNISHED). Mrs. Simmons, 3, South Crescent. Very Comfortable.

Facing Pier and Gardens. Terms Moderate. Good Cooking.

l}O VISITORS' GUITlE.-WALTON-ON-THE-NAZIt-WESTCLIFF-ON-SEA.

W ALTON ON-TH E- NAZE--colltillucd.

BOARIHNG ESTABLISHMENT & COI\IFORTABLE APARTl\IENTS. "Burleigh IIouse," the most unique position in \Valton. Facing German

Ocean, Gardens and Pice. " A I-lome from Home." Cooking a speciality. \Veck-ends, 10/6. \Vinter Terms from 25/- ; and at 5, St. Stephen s Road, Bayswater, W. For Terms apply P~oprietress.

Arthur E. Harnden; also Valuer and Certificated to Levy Distraints for Rent. The Parade Estate Agency.

SCHOLASTIC .

• 'Erin I-louse" Day and Boarding School for Girls. Clnse to Sea. Principal, :Miss Brannon.

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rI"IIIS rapidly rising watering-place, pleasantly situated on the Essex coast near thc!mouth of the Thames, forms an important suburb of Southend and is

about 45 minutes' journey from London. It is surrounded by beautiful scenery, and is within easy reach of the various places of amusement at Southend or Leigh-on-Sea by the Corporation c1ectric trams. A splendid promenade has recently been erected on the front ami innumerable shops and villa residences have lately sprung up. It is fast developing into a residential district, a great number of "City men" travelling to and from London:every day by the London, Tilbury and Southend and Great Eastern Railways. The bathing is very good anu there are yachting and tennis clubs. To convince those doubtful of this place as a health resort, it may be well to observe that the water supplies are tram 12 artesian well,;; and on a recent examination at the Public Health Laboratories, London, of the deposit (gypsum) on the shore, nothing

containing contamination was found, but simply sand, clay and particles of oxide of iron. \Vithin a short drive are the ruins of Hadleigh Castle, erectcd about 1231, and which c,lmmand extensive views over the estuary of the Thames. For railway fares sec Southenu-on-Sea.

NUNNElEY & BUlliVANT, HO~~~H~~~~;t:,':~~~~~~~RS,liurui"hcu hou~cs a Epc~;~1it:;. n 'nb from 21S. a WCf'k, Unfnrnishcd houses from £JU per year.

Hcgl;;tcr pu~. in.:.:. ApaII.lllcut8 l'CCOlllmcnucu.

VISITORS' GUIDE.-WESTCLlFF-ON-SEA-\V1<:s'rGATE-ON-SEA. 97

APARTMENTS (FURNISHED). " ETONVILLE," 14, Palmeira Avenue, "TRESCO," RETREAT ROAD, West-

Westcliff-on-Sea. Superior Apart- cliff - on - Sea. Excellent Apartments, Furnished. Half minute ments, Furnished. Bath. Good from Sea and Station. Excellent Cpoking and Attendance. Close to Cooking and Attendance. Bath, h. Sea and Station. Reasonable Winter and c. Lighted throughout with Terms. Electricity. Address Mrs. Good.

U LEEWAY, PALMERSTON ROAD, Westcliff-on-Sea. Well-appointed Residential Home, overlooking Sea. Two minutes from Station. Bath Room. Address: Wood.

PRIVATE & RESIDENTIAL HOTELS & BOARDING ESTABLISHMENTS. CLIEVEDEN, "The Cliffs." Private Residential Hotel, situated on Cliff.

E,t Pension from 2 Guineas; Week·ends from 15/6. Address Proprietress. "LYNTON LODGE" Select Boarding " QUISISANA" Boarding Establish·

Establishment, 16, Palmeira Avenue. ment, 4, Palmeira Avenue, West· English and French spoken. Electric cliff-on-Sea. Two minutes Sea and Light throughout. French and Eng- Station. Late Dinner. Facilities lish Cuisine a speciality. Early for City gentlemen. Electric Light. Morning Breakfast for City gentle- Bathroom (hot and cold). Saturday men. Smoke Lounge. Half-a to Monday 12/6. The comfort of minute Sea and two minutes Station. visitors is secured by the personal Proprietress, Mdme. Louis Percheron. attention of Mrs. Piller, Proprietress,

RESIDENTIAL HOME. U KENSWORTH," Palmerston Road, vVestcliff-on-Sea. Select, Comfortable

Home for City gentlemen. Highly recommended. Electric Light and all modern conveniences. One or two minutes Sea and Station.

SCHOLASTIC. "CRAIGAFON" BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Cobham Road, West-

cliff-on-Sea. Excellent Education on modern lines for Girls. Splendid situation. Sea view. Perfect sanitation. Apply the Principals.

Holmwood College for Ladies, Westcliff-on-Sea (Boarding and Day). Principal, Mrs. Johl1 W. Hooff.

THIS rising and fashionable place is situated about two miles from Margate, on the South Eastern and Chatham Railway, and is about an hour and

three-quarters' ride by fast trains from London. As a waterine--place it possesses all the essenti~ls of a quiet and fashionable resort, with all the modern advan luges of good residences, wide streets and squares, with good gas and water supply

98 VISITORS' GUIDE. -W},STGATE-ON -SEA-WESTON -SUPER-MARE.

WESTGATE-ON-SEA-colltillued.

A fine stretch of sea wall, with promenade on the top, extends round the two Lays on which the town is Luilt, while above that are laid out some beautiful gardens (which are sheltered fr01h the north and east winds), containing comfortable seats. During the summer months a good band plays at intervals during the day; and there are also good Lawn Tennis and Cricket Grounds, available by payment of a small subscription. The sea bathing is on a stretch of sand, and is perfectly safe. Further information as to this and the neighbouring watering - places will be found in "The Directory and Guide to the Isle of Thanet," published by Kelly's Directories, Limited, which may be obtained of them at 182, 183 & 184, High Holborn, London, ""V. C., and of all booksellers in the Island; price 1/-. Fares from Victoria, Holborn

Viaduct and St. Paul's-Single, 1st Class, 12/2; 2nd Class, 7/6 ; 3rd Class, 6fo~. Return tickets available for one month-1st Class, 21/4; 2nd Class, IS'·. Also Friday, Saturday or Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 16/-; 2nd Class, 12/- ; 3rd Class, 8,-.

WEST CLIFF HOTEL WESTGATE-ON-SEA.

Facing the Sea. First-class

for Families awl (ientlclllCll.

tEO. MARCH, Proprietor.

PRIVATE HOTEL. KimlJerley. Sea Front. En Pension or it ia carte. W. March.

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WESTON =SUPER=MARE. \ 1 TI~STON-SUPE,R-1\IARE is beautifully situate on a fine bay in the Bristol !\ Channel, and is one of the most Fopular health resorts in the \Vest of

England. It is open to the pure and invigorating breezes ot the Atlantic

Ocean, while northward it is shielded from the colder and more penetrating winds hy the beautifully-wooded heights of Worlebury Hill. It occupies a prominent place amongst the healthy watering-places of England, and is rapidly becoming a favourite Winter resort. The magnificent Sea-wa1l' and Promenade furnish a matchless marine drive extending for some 2 miles along the margin of the Bay, and commanding far-reaching views across the busy waters of the Bristol Channel towards the coast of South Wales. The new Grand Pier, running from the centre of the Parade, which will ultimately

be a mile and a quarter long and extend to low-water mark, is already more than a-quarter of a mile in length and has an exceedingly handsome payilion capable of seating 2,000 persons. Four hundred ~,cres' of woods

form no ~mall attra~tion to this Health l{esort. The average temperature

VISITORS' GUmg.'-:WRSTON·SITPER-:\L\RR. 99 is ahont ten degree" higher than London, and about two lower than the south of Devonshire. The passion flower and the myrtle grow well in the open air, entirely nnprotected, and fnchsias will endure the winter withont hein.g cut down by the frost. The air is dry, and the summer heat consequently agreeable. The town is favoured with a high record of bright sunshine throughout the year. Among the places of interest to be visited may be named the \Vood and Encampment of \Vorle Hill, with its ancient British Encampment, from which the most magnificent panoramic views of hill and dale, land and sea, may be obtained: embracing the Mendip Hills, the far-famed Quantocks, and the \Yclsh Mountains; the Holmes, viz., the Steep Holme and the Flat Holme, rocky islands in the Bristol Channel; and the beautiful Church of Winscombe, celebrated for its architectural beauty. In the immediate neighbourhood are \Voodspring Priory; Banwell, with its celebrated Bone Cave; and Uphill. the

mined church of which, high on the hill, forms a prominent feature. Frefjnent trips can he made, during the summer, by first-class steamers, to places of interest in the Bristol Channel. There are excellent Golf Links (IS-hole

course), good tennis courts, electric and Turkish baths, select bands, free library and reading rooms, pier and pavilion and electric trams. The Knightstone pavilion, in the Renaissance style, contains ~ spacious concert hall and theatre to

accommodate 1,500 and is lighted throughout with electricity; adjoining is the new covered baths with a water surface of 100 ft. by 35 feet and an extensive gallery all round. Ordinary fares from Pacldington-Single, 1st Class, 23/-; 2nd

Class, 14/4; 3rd Class, t 1/4!. Return tickets, available for one month-1st Class, 4°/3; 2nd Class, 25/-. Also Friday and Saturday to Sunday, Monday or TuesdaY-1st Class, 29/-; 2nd Class, 21/9; 3rd Class, 14/6. Tourists tickets available for six months are issued during the summer. Fares from London1st Class, 40/3; 2nd Class, 25/-; 3rd Class, 20/-.

-WANSBROUGH SONS & GAR'NER, F"S.I. HOUSE AGENTS AND VALUERS_ Illustrated Property Re;;ister of Furnished anti Unfurnishc,1 Houscs

Estd. 186~] to be let or sold (free by post on applicatioul_ G7, HIGH STREET.

RE;\IOVM. CONTRACTORS BY STEAM lWA[l LOCO:\IOTIVES. great saving in expense over rail and horses. Estimates to all parts of the Kingdom FREE.

WESTWARD HO! MANILLA HOUSE,

BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, Weston-super. Mare. Finest position on the sea front, between the old and new piers. Redecorated and furnished, Good cuisine, Separate tables. Telephone. Resident Proprietress.

FIRST-CLASS BOARDINr. ESTABLISHMENT. FRein;; sea, Go-",to pavilion. baths antl pier. Table d'I!"t;. Separate tables. :\fensen-,,"t.,

Proprietress. [FOR OTHER ADVERTS. 1'.1'.0.

100 VISITORS' GUIDE.-WESTON-SUPER-MARE-WEYMOUTH.

W ES TO N -SU P E R- M ARE -continued.

BOARDING HOUSES. Cotteswold, close to Pier, Parade and Woods. Home Comforts. W. H.Davison.

Quainton, St. Margaret's Terrace. Facing Sea. Close to New Grand Pier. Terms Moderate. Private Rooms. Apply The Misses Thorne & Squire

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. Bryan & Burchell, Waterloo Street, ·Weston-super-Mare. Selected Lists (Free).

Lalonde Bros. & Parham. Free Register. And at 7, Royal Promenade, Bristol. Removals by Road Locomotives.

Masters & Moon. Established 1863. Register Free. Telephone 11 X.

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---- ..•..•-.------WEYMOUTHe

FEW watering-places can compare with \Veymouth for the purity of its sea and fine firm sands, which from their gentle declivity afford safe and agreeable

bathing, while the reputation of the town as one of the healthiest of seaside resorts is attested by the Registrar-General's returns. Its magnificent bay is skirted by an Esplanade which has been described as one of the finest in Europe, and from this and from the handsome terrace facing the sea are presenter. picturesque views of the rocky coast to the north, including Osmington, Ringstead, and the famed Lulworth Cove, and on the south the promontory of the Nothe, terminating with a fort which, with the fort at the end of the Portland Breakwater, protects the entrance to the Harbour. At the N othe is another pleasant promenade, and the view, embracing as it does the whole coast line from St. Albans Head to the Government works at Portland, the West Bay, the magnificent Breakwater, and the men-of-war, &c., in Portland Roads, is scarcely to be surpassed. About a mile from the town are the interesting ruins of Sandsfoot Castle, standing on a high cliff facing Portland, and which to be seen at its best should be viewed by moonlight. The Castle was built by Henry VIII., and dismantled during the Commonwealth. Strong 'as the Castle was originally, it has had to yield considerably to the continuous encroachment of the sea, which is here very noticeable. There is a Jubilee Hall, seating 5,500. In addition to the usual amusements of a first-class watering-place, there is a newly-improved Pleasure Pier, a good Band, Theatre, Assembly Rooms, Pleasure Gardens for Lawn Tennis, &c., &c. Pleasant aquatic trips are made from Weymouth during the season to the many attractive places on

VI~:;rTORS'GUIDE.-WEY:\fOUTH. 101

the coast, including Poole, Bournemouth, Swanage (for Corfe Castle), Alum Bay, Isle of Wight, Portland, Bridport, Lulworth (with its Cove and fine Castle), Torquay, and the fine scenery of the river Dart, "The English Rhine." Most enjoyable moonlight trips are made in the Bay to the Shambles Light Ship, the Breakwater, and

round Portland, with visits to the training ships or ironclads in the Roads. Among the interesting places in the vicinity of Weymouth, Portland (which can be reached

in twenty minutes by train from Weymouth) stands foremost. It is specially noted for its immense quarries, which yield that durable stone with which some of the largest and finest buildings in the country have been built. Close to the station is the remarkable ridge of pebbles known as the Chesil Beach, which extends to Abbotsbury, a distance of 9 miles, and forms a natural breakwater, capable of resisting the heaviest seas. The pebbles contiguous to Portland are nearly as

large as a hen's egg, but gradually diminish in size until they are lost in fine sand. The Government works and the Breakwater-a splendid engineering work which was twenty-three years in course of construction-should be visited. In addition

to the railway there is a frequent steamboat service between Weymouth and Portland. Among the inland places of interest in the neighbourhood of Weymouth

may be mentioned: U pwey (4 miles), a pretty village delightfully situated, and a favoured resort of picnic parties. In the novel" Broken Bonds," the famous Wishing Well at Upwey, and in Hardy's novel, "The Trumpet Major," Portesham, the birthplace of Admiral Hardy, are referred to. Osmington (5 miles), a mile from which are the Osmington Mills, noted for lobsters and prawns, and

a popular resort, the Osmington "Lobster Tea" being an enjoyable institution of the place. Abbotsbury (9 miles), with interesting views of its once great ecclesiastical establishment. In the vicinity is St. Catherine's Chapel, a curious remnant of antiquity. Here are several Druidical monuments, also a very fine swannery of 1,000 birds. The railway from Weymouth to Abbotsbury is open for the conveyance of passengers. Ordinary fares from Paddington and Waterloo-Single, 1st Class, 23/10; 2nd Class, 15/-; 3rd Class, II/II. Return tickets, available for one month-1st Class, 41/9; 2nd Class, 26/2; 3rd Class, 23/10. Friday and Saturday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 30/-; 2nd Class, 19/-; 3rd

Class, 15/-. Tourist tickets available for six months are issued during the summer. Fares from London, 1st Class, 4°/-; 2nd Class, 26.2; 3rd Class, 21/-.

ROYAL HOTEL. DIRECTLY FACING SEA. PERFECT SANITATION. First-class Family Hotel and

Only Modern Hotel in Weymouth. Lift. Electric light throughout. Excellent cuisine. Omnibus meets all trains. Tariff on application. Special accommodation for 30 motor cars. Inspection pit. Fetrol on sale. ARTHUR J. HOLLAND, Proprietor.

[FOR OTHER ADVERTS. P.T.O.

102 VISITORS). r,UIDE. -WE\":\fOUl'H-WHITBY.

WE Y M 0 U T H -continued.

HOTEL BURDON, Weymouth. First·class family. Facing sea. Electric light. Passenger lift. All public rooms face sea. Inclusive te:ms. F. SEFTON SMITH.

BOARDING HOUSES. Gloucester House. Esplanade (centre!

of). Liberal Table. Well·appointed ~ Rooms. 'Winter Terms from 25/-; I Summer, from 30/-. Miss Levi. . I

" Ponsonby." Facing Sea, Alexandra from 21/- \Vinter and 3°/ Summer. Accommodation. Highest References.

vVinterslow House. Most comfortable, refined Home from Home. Board-residence from 21/ to 42/-, according to Season. Cycle accommodation. Stamp.

Gardens and Band Stand. Terms Experienced l\1anagement. Cycle

DOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. If. W. Fuller, 33, St. Thomas Street. Register Free. F. W. Holloway, Maiden Streetl Weymouth. List Free

FURNITURE REMOVERS. Hawkes. Freeman, Limited, The Dorset Furnishing Stores, 'Veymouth. (Also

House Agents.) ------.- •..-----WHITBY

Isan ancient town and watering-place. in the North Riding of Yorkshire, and nearly mid-way between Scarborough and Middlesbrough; the town is

divided by the river Esk, the larger division being on the west bank and the more ancient on the east bank. The town is chiefly known for the ruins of an abbey which was founded in the year 658, destroyed by the Danes in 867, and was rebuilt after the Norman Conquest. There is good bathing, boating, sea and river fishing, picturesque walks and dr~ves, golf links and moors.

It is also known for its jet ornaments and polished ammonite stones which abound

in the neighbourhood, and which formerly constituted a trade of great importance. Fares from King's Cross (G, 'N,l ancI Great Northern suourban stations, and also St. Pancras (M. R.) and Midland suburban stations as follows :-Single, 1st Class, 34/6; 3rd Class, 20/4. Return, double fare. Tourist ticketS-1st Class, 61/- ; 3rd Class, 34/-. Friday or Saturday to Sund",y, Monday or Tuesday tickets1st Class, 33/-; 3rd Class, 20/-.

HOUSE AGENTS. Robert Gray & Sons, County Sale Rooms. Best Furnished Honses :lI1cl

Apartments in neighbourhood. Please state requirements.

VISITORS' GUIDE.-WOOLACOMBE BAY-WORTHING.

WOOLACOMBE BAY 1°3

Isa quiet but growing favourite se~-side resort, within I:! miles of Mort~oe station, on the South-Western RaIlway, where conveyances meet all trams.

It is on the North Coast of Devonshire, six miles from Ilfracombe, and on the

same line of railway. It is delightfully situated, and the air is invigorating. The sands are amongst. the finest in the kingdom, being beautifully firm and extending for many miles, the bathing being excellent. The Bay forms a safe harbour for the passing shipping, and during the prevalence of easterly winds the scene is very animated through the number of vessels at anchor. In the neighbourhood is

Morte Point, a cromlech, consisting of a rude slab supported on two upright stones. Fares from Waterloo to lVlOlthoe Station-Single, 1st Class, 36/6; 2nd Class, 22/10; 3rd Class, 18/3. Return ,tickets available for one month-1st Class, 64/-; 2nd Class, 40/- ; 3rd Class, 36/6.

WOOLACOMBE BAY HOTEL, l~!, N. DEVON. f"

First-class for Families. Golf Links adjoin.

standing in its own grounds (6 acres), sloping down to the far-famed Woo lacombe Sands. For Terms, apply MANAGER'

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WORTHING, AN old-established, favourite and fashionable watering-place, much frequented

by families, has a fine sea frontage of more than a mile, and a Pier 1,000

feet long and 30 feet wide, with a spacious pavilion capable of holding Sao persons, in which a Band plays daily. The sands extend nearly ten miles in length, are level, hard and compact, and afford a beautiful ride or walk. Superior Baths

and Skating Rink. An abundant supply of pure water is obtained from borings in the Downs to the north, and th~ sanitation is on the most approved lines. The country at the back of 'Northing is very lovely. West 'Worthing is now a part of the borough and is becoming a fashionable resort of visitors. Cheap Pleasure Tickets are issued to and from'Vorthing. Branch Offices for Railway information, 17, Marine Parade, and the Pier. Fares from London Bridge or Victoria to Worthing: Single -1st Class, 9/3; 2nd Class, S/6 ; 3rd Class 4/7. Friday, Saturday and Sunday to TuesdaY-1st Class, 14/-; 2nd Class, 8/3; 3rd Class, 7/-. Return tickets (available for six months) to Worthing-1st Class, IS/4; 2nd Class, 10/6; 3rd Class, 9/2. To West Worthing-1st Class, IS/4; 2nd Class, 10/9; 3rd Class, 9/4.

CARLTON HOUSE 93 & 94. lIIarine Parade. HIGH-CLASS BOARDING ESTABLISHlI[ENT· Drawiug", Dining- and Snloking- ROUlllS. Facing" the Sea. Scp:uatc tahles.

, Cycle Room. ,,!iss KENT.

[FOR_ OTHEl\. ADVERTS. 1'.1'.0.

104 VISITORS' GUIDE.- IVORTHING.

WOR T HI N G-continued.

BOARDING HOUSES. "Channel View," 7, Marine Parade. Sea Crest, 5 & 6, Victoria Terrace,

Facing Sea. Excellent Cuisine. Worthing. (Or Apartments.) Best Smoking andBath Rooms. Superior. position. Facing Sea. Terms ]\fode-Moderate. Misses Whittaker. rate.

Charlton House, Ambrose Place. Superior Board Residence. Close to South aspect. From 25/-· Sea and Pier. Facing Gardens.

Marine Residence, Worthing. Facing Liberal Table. "Proprietress," 7, Sea Excellent Cuisine. Terms The Steyne, Worthing. from 30/-. Miss Gye. Sussex House, Rowlands Road. (Or

Marlborough House. All Rooms have Apartments.) Close to Sea. South Sea View. Terms from 30/-. Tennis Aspect. Bath. Terms from 25/-. Lawn. Proprietress.

"Wynnestead" Christian Temperance Boarding Establishment, New Steyne Road, ·Worthing. Strongly recommended by the Rev. Darlow Sargeant. Pleasantly situated. Facing Gardens. Good Sea View and close to Beach. Special attention given to Invalids during the Winter. Terms from 22/- to 30/ weekly. The Misses Williams and Swift.

BOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. John Blake, Auctioneer, House, Land, R. T.Fairchild& Son (also Auctioneers),

& Business Agency, 17, Chapel Road. 2, Railway Approach. List Free. BasteI Bros. Ltd. Special Lists on JORDAN & CO., 37, South Street.

application. Register Free. Davey & Co., House Agents, 341\, PATCHING & CO. Property Register

Warwick Street, Worthing. Free. Norman & Spencer. Register on application.

SCHOLASTIC.

High School for Girls and Preparatory School for Boys, The Steyne. nised by the Board of Education. Close to Sea. Comfortable Home. rate Fees. Principal, Miss Bennett.

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