ANTHONY HORDERN & SONS, UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, HAYMARKET (ONLY), SYDNEY
NEWTOWN,
INCLUDING
SOUTH KINGSTON.
Bounded on the north by municipality of Camperdown; on the east by Redfern and Darlington; on the south by Macdonald-
town and St. Peters ; and on the west by Petersham and Marrickville.
Area-480 acres Number of assessments-1874 |
Number of houses-4092 Miles of streets-22 |
Weeks White, J.P. William Dolman, J.P. J. F. Smith James Swinbourne Chas. Whately, J.P. R. T. Bellemey William Cox Alfred McCann John Salmon H. T. Morgan |
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Middleton Thomas 9 Digweed James 11 Lewis Thomas 13 Macken P. J, carter 17 Middleton James, carpenter 19 Turtle Charles H., fruiterer 21 Simmons Thomas, wheelwright 23 Smith W. L., butcher 27 Smith Henry, bootmaker 29 Delponte Philip, fruiterer 33 Smith John 35 Fowler Mrs. 37 Tagg George, joiner 39 Tomlinson Thomas |
Pike William, milk vendor 10 Henninges Henry, baker 14 Murray John, bootmaker 16 Tonkinson J. W. C., plumber 18-20 Macken P. J., grocer 26 Baldwick James, blacksmith Baldwick A. T., dentist 28 Elliott Mrs. 30 Hutchins George |
2 Gibson Samuel, carpenter Gibson Mrs., midwife 3 Carter – 5 Ross W. G. 7 Cook Silas, printer 9 White W. 11 Harper William, clerk Harper B., draper 13 Ellis G. 15 Kent J. G., chemist 17 Mackenzie K., news agent |
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ANTHONY HORDERN’S FOR TOYS AND DOLLS
Ali | NEWTOWN. | Aus | 327 |
Alice Street—North side King street to Edgeware road The Peacock Jam Coy,—George B. Edwards, proprietor Edwards G. B., ” Clifton cottage” Douglas George, ” Lilborough ” Louisa terrace— Gaddes George W. Foley John, constable Lewis W. J. Alien Charles H. Gore John, hairdresser Trotter William, builder and contractor Eves William Brady Thomas, ‘bus proprietor 1 Revel Mrs., fuel merchant 4 Kerr .Richard, plasterer Cremin Timothy, examiner public works, “Culvie” Crimstone, A. J. Webster William, “Flora villa” Barber Abel, brick manu- facturer. “Glassnook” Smart Mrs. W., ” Perth ” Younghusband S. J.,”Cheshunt” Wisdom William S.,” Steelehurst” Lance Edward, painter Blackburn H. Grundy George, ” Alice villa ” Clare street Burling C., grocer Austin U. Jelly Henry W. Morton Thomas, blacksmith Deaman Thomas, dray proprietor Richards, G. E., photographer Rose Thomas J., enginefitter Crawshaw — Terrett — Wannell Faithful Exeter terrace— 1 Seholl A. 2 Vickery George 3 Towell Benjamin 5 Goodyer J. M., carpenter 6 Blackwin C. J. 7 Waite George, builder 8 Smith Walter, carter Steele James Elliott Joshua, carpenter Lovick Julius James Morton William, stonemason Morton Mrs. Margaret Morton John, stonemason Eastwood Fred. Jelly W. H., fruiterer Prince street South side Newton Joseph, carpenter Fewings R. J., ” The Grove” Goold P., “Avoca” Deacon Edmund, insurance adjuster, Goodsell Henry W. Pearl street Souter G. F., ‘bus proprietor Griffin Peter Chalder A. D., architect Tournay A. A., gas engineer Biggs Arthur Northwood F. J. Douglas Mrs., ” Richmond” Douglas Henry, carpenter Morris Alfred, ” Hartley” White William. ” Tarana” Downes Mrs. Elizabeth, ” Edenia” Islay terrace— 1 Heptonstale Isaac, carpenter 2 Shillig Albert 3 Lotze Mrs. Lottie 4 Bell Thomas, stonemason Hawken street | Wynn William Trenmer James Roebuck P., rocking-horse manu- facturer Maitland William Australian Workers” Laundry—Ellen Patterson in charge |
Spence John, boilermaker Bailey David Rogers Mrs., “Jubilee House” Mutch — South side Nathan Alfred Bradley James, carpenter Barker F. J., bootmaker Barrett John Bramwell John Thompson Thomas, miner, ” Edwin Cottage” |
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Australia street continued— 36 Taylor Scolly, painter Taylor Edward 38 Symons W., furniture dealer Holmes Mrs..confectioner Holmes Henry, painter 40 Arnold Henry, greengrocer Watkinson H. B., plumber 46 Phillips Thomas, bootmaker Croker J., grocer Lennox street 48 Turner George, van proprietor Kent lane Public Kindergarten chool—Miss Ranclaud, mistress Campbell’s lane 58 Mayhew George, painter 60 Rossiter E. T., draper Albemarle street 62 Cusack John, ‘bus proprietor 66 Peirce Miss Sarah, ladies’ school 68 Brooks Miss 70 Nottle Thomas 72 Bohrsmann John, draper 74 Wynne W., fuel merchant 76 Gilmour W. H , traveller 80 Simpsoa Henry, fishmonger 82 Wilton Henry, van proprietor 84 Smethurst F., van proprietor 86 Ibbitson Mrs. E. 88 Degenhardt John, baker 90 Cooper Thomas, decorator 82 Hamilton W. 94 Denholm David, carpenter 96 Hopkins Thomas 98 Toohy William 100 Stoops George, greengrocer Lands lane 106 Shaul James, van proprietor |
16 Jenyns Ebenezer, surgical instru- ment maker 18 Harwood Daniel J. |
5 Buck Robert R. 6 Rowley Mrs. Susan 7 Smith J. O. (For North side, see Camperdown) |
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Bur | NEWTOWN. | Cha | 329 |
34 Morrison James 43 Murray J. 44 Michael Henry A., merchant West side 1 Howes George, brushmaker 3 Fenwick Mrs. 5 Hill Charles, 7 Grose Joseph H., painter 9 Richardson Mrs. Susan 11 Rice Silas carpenter 13 Thwaites Joseph, chemist 17 Payten Andrew Buchanan A. M., com. traveller Henderson Ronald, clerk Reid Alexander 19 Stone Meyer 21 McNamara Mrs. 23 Sheard Mrs. E. 25 Southern George R. 29 Forster George 31 Cassell Alfred, compositor 33 Clarke. J. W. R. 35 Swain Mrs. 37 Charman Charles, bricklayer 43 Soden Mrs. Florence Soden William H. 45 Newton John, enginedriver 47 Johnson Mrs. 49 Willard F. C. 51 Byron Michael Flint Samuel, enginedriver |
Ferndale street Parkinson Stephen, shunter Keyes William. watch and clock maker Green Horace E. F. Poulton F. L., bricklayer Assender J. J. Shepherd John, storekeeper Simmons street James Thomas C., carpenter Bartholomew Stephen Burke John tailor Steer James Cox Thomas, oilman, ” Bright’s cottage” Bright Philip Alderson Mrs. M. Brown William Short street Johnson Nels, boot maker Neale John T., accountant Edgeware road South side Shannon Thomas 3 Babilinski Joseph Peacock’s Jam factory Camden avenue Booty Philip S. Fletcher William G., engineer Fletcher Mrs., dressmaker Lavinia Cottages— James Philip 3 Gilfillan Ebenezer, wool-classer 4 Bundy Edward J. 5 Ford Henry H. 6 Brown Arthur A. Gemmell William, draughtsman Glendenning James, trainer Alva terrace— 1 Robertson John 2 Dawson William 3 McKenzie Thomas 4 Latham Oliver 5 Pain Otto 6 McLaughlin J Phillips David A., ironmoulder Monteith Andrew Jones J. E., stonemason Ireland Mrs. Dwyer John McAnally James, bootfinisher Orr James, stonemason Doyle Bartholomew Doyle Thomas Burnett’s stables Smith Mrs, A. R. King Miss dressmaker James H., grocer Clare street Byron John, currier Matthews Mrs. Fairless Mrs E Robinson Alexander, watchman Gentz Robert, laundry Dunnett Mary, nurse Rose William Cooney Edward, – Worcester ” Cooney Francis, ” Rose cottage ” Parry C. A., canvasser Legge Samuel Lynn Joseph ” Leamington ” Ward-— Dalby G., enameller Walker John Sutherland Alexander, carpenter Blakely Mrs. Coutie Joseph, coachbuilder Gould Alfred W., carpenter Mehan Michael Dingwall B. C. Mrs. Waugh Elizabeth, fruiterer Princes street Scott Richard, butcher | Campbell street — East side 25 O’Connell to Bligh street Susan street to Missenden road 2 Quar James, carpenter 4 Singleton Mrs. Mary Ann 6 Stokes Joseph 8 Carley Stephen, commercial traveller 10 McKay J., plasterer 20 Moorley Harry 24 Smith Samuel 28 Phillips Arthur, woodturner 30 McClymont William, carpenter Elizabeth street 32 Davies David 34 Hopkinson James 36 Heath S. W., builder 38 Hovenden Mrs. 44 Snowden Mrs. 48 Spear R. G., picture framer 50 Halpin Andrew 52 Day Edmund 54 Goodhew Henry, gardener North Newtown Public School—J. Fletcher, head master 66 Needham, Mrs. 68 Hart Thomas 70 Carney Mrs. 76 Jarman Andrew 78 Bogan Bernard 80 Hayden Charles, harnessmaker Thruchly T. S., ” Victoria Lodge ” 94 Woolley J. H., contractor Nelson street 102 Cocksedge Thomas Z. West side Susan street—Missenden road 1 Mader Mrs L. 41 Maloney Thomas, dairykeeper 47 Willis Henry 49 Outlaw William, plumber 67 Boyd Joseph butcher 69 Magill Samuel, fireman 71 Dunton Thomas, painter 73 Henderson Mrs. M. 75 Gibson Samuel 77 Watson William, fitter 79 Spithill M. T, plumber 77 Williams Henry, plumber Nelson street Selig P. B. 93 Morrisy Daniel 96 Garnet”! Walter 97 Martin Mary, dressmaker |
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Charles Street—East side London to Phillip street Graham Thomas McCann James O’Sullivan Michael P., engineer Rooney Patrick, H.M.C, ” Elmhurst ” Burrowes W. Fred, ” Calliope * Maher Mrs. Mayo Thomas, jeweller Mayo Mrs., ladies’ school Paton John,” Rialto” Watson’s terrace— 4 Newall William, agent 3 Garthside R. 2 Gatland Emma 1 Croft Miss, dressmaker West side Denham William B., coachpainter Bennett J., ” Ada villa” Clark —., ” Eva villa” Moy Mow Mrs. Saull William, cooper Newton J. A. H., professor of music Nelson George H.. ” Avoca” Perkins William, “Clifton” Haining Thomas, coachbuilder McClean James, jun. Lennon H. Lambourn E. W., grocer Augustus street Church Street—East side King street to Camperdown boundary 1 Crook C., builder 3 Hannigan Miss, school teacher 5 Clark Miss, school teacher 7 Messent R., builder 9 Hawkins Frederick, signwriter 11 Harris Mrs. Emma 11½ Gillespie J. 13 Atkinson Thomas. eoachpainter Mechanic street 15 Harris George 17 Wilson William, plasterer 19 Wyatt H. J., builder 21 Johnston John, constable 23 Tarrant James, upholsterer 25 Jarvis Stephen 27 Madden William 22 Verco Richard, carpenter 31 Taylor Mrs., midwife Victoria street 33 Ball Thomas W., builder 35 Gommeson G. H., undertaker 37 Whalton James, butcher 39 Ventors Miss M. King Brothers, blaeksmiths 49 Walker E. John, signwriter Prospect street 51 Howe H. N., builder 53 Ware Joseph, carpenter 57 Watson Charles, painter 59 Cox George A, cook 63 Benson Joseph 65 Woolley Thomas, carpenter 67 Gray Robert 69 Gough J. 71 Owen John, warehouseman 77 Reed J. H. 79 Relph Joseph, shorthand school 81 Comber P., cab proprietor 83 Haines John, cab proprietor Haines Mrs, midwife 87 Healy Henry missionary (C. of E.) 89 Getttngs John 93 Thompson Mrs. Ann Raper street 93 Venters Mrs., dressmaker 95 Harbridge J. 97 Keain Andrew 99 Cane Mrs. 101 Mclntosh William, stonemaaon 103 Stokes B. P. | West side Kingsbury James, surgeon Lennox street Baptist Church -Rev. William Coller St. Stephen’s Church—Rev. Robert Tay- lor, incumbent Newtown Cemetery—Thos.Clarke, sextant |
Newtown Railway Goods Station—A. J. Ousby, goods clerk Wilkinson Mrs. C. |
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Dic | NEWTOWN. | Eli | 331 |
44 Jolly James, stonemason Abigail J. and Son, grocers Albemarle street 48 Barrington Frederick C. 50 Reynolds John 52 Atkinson William Fitzroy lane 54 Grimsley T., painter 56 Smith J. F., butcher 58 Wells W., painter 62 Organ George 65 Andrews T. J., monumental mason 68 Teague H. J., printer 70 Reynolds H. J. Willett John, carpenter Garchia David, cabman 72 Thirgood Mrs. 74 Maddigan Mrs., dray proprietor 78 Morrow Matthew, carpenter 80 Smith Louisa 82 Davidson Samuel 86 Donnelly Bernard 88 Goodwin Mrs., dressmaker Goodwin Joseph, painter 90 Haswell Thomas 92 Newman Gustus, baker 98 Torr L, A., licensed drainer 100 Thompson Charles, carter 102 O’Regan Frederick 104 Pickwell Arthur, grocer |
McKenzie S. E., tobacconist Nash George, “Stirling” Frederick E., ” Gordon cottage” Rozea Mrs., ” Sherbrooke ” Paul Mrs. A. M., ” Glendruid ” Fowler Fredrick W., ” Maudville” Page Mrs. Cross lane Taylor James “Nellieville” Ellis Mrs., “Stradella” Williams Henry, ” Ellandwood ” A Allworth F. C, ” Alverston” Grater Charles, contractor, “Madoline” Carrington cottages— 1 Jones H. M. 3 McDonald M. B. 4 Ward Constantine 6 Walker John, clerk 7 Robinson D. 8 Britton — Day William Brighton George, “Helvetia” Clifton terrace— 1 Keith Alexander 2 Billingham Albert 3 Lambert Mrs. Chapman Henry, builder Hunt W., architect, ” Rugby ” Sarah street—James street Bruning John Schwoebel George, dray proprietor Duncanson John White William Vause Frederick, plumber Hill Mrs. A. E. Enmore hotel—Patrick Martin Camden street Loveday Thomas, greengrocer Brown W. Woodcock Charles, grocer Alice street 1 Ramsay D. 2 Webster Mrs. 3 Murray Charles 4 Bayley Walter 5 Hodson V. F. 6 Allen J. K. 7 Lonner R. 8 White Charles 9 Hanley — 10 Miles M. 12 Harrison Mrs. 13 Stafford Mrs. H, 14 Cains J. A. 16 Smix Robert 18 Vickery Mrs. 19 Holmes J. L. Laura street—Wells street Wright William F. Williard A. H., contract carter, “Bolwarra” Smith John, carter, “Buckholt” Masseaux — Maria street Walshaw George, grocer Wannell George, plasterer Gagan James, cooper Mead Peter Lord street—Railway crossing West side Gannon L. E, solicitor, “Kilmanach” 1 Ryan J.J., ” Tara ” 2 Harrison Thomas, “Milton” Wall W.C., “Ibrox ” 5 Spencer W., surgeon, ” Oakville” Cunningham — Bowden Alfred, “Kent house” Evans Cuthbert G.. ” Waratah ” Harvey William, ” Marlowe ” Nottingham Mrs., “Alma” Rofe Charles A. Smith H. T., ” Toronto villa ” Bullen James, ” Glenhaughton ” Elliott William, sub-inspector police, ” Egham ” | Hobson Thomas, “Ascot” Cranbrook terrace— 3 Hillis John R. 5 Hughes Mrs. A. E. 6 Morris A. 7 Ronand Archibald 8 Strathford William Lynch William, ” Alva ” McLaren Mrs. A., ” Ivan ” Alton terrace— 1 Clissold Samuel 2 Andrews F. J., baker 3 Clemson Thomas C. C. Munday F. G., “Elling” Donovan D. D. Harrow road Morton W., ” Camsea ” Barker R. J., ” Blackbrae ” Donovan Misses, dressmakers Burnes Mrs., dressmaker |
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Eliza street continued- West side Police Station Cook Henry, plasterer |
Queen’s hotel—George Full Smith H. and J., butchers Fry W. P., produce merchant Andrews H., ham and beef shop Whitfield Madge, tobacconist and hairdresser Grantham John, tailor London street Harris J, bootmaker Cole Jabez, grocer Alexander Louis, photographer Pariotti J,, oyster saloon Macdonald J. M , watchmaker Jennings —, news agent House Thomas, butcher Cambridge street Enmore hotel—Samuel Davis Boese Harry, tobacconist Ayres R. A., furnishing and general ironmonger Heslop A. J., fruiterer Heslop Frederick HeslopMisses F. and L., milliners Ayres S. H . chemist and druggist Macdonald A. B., surgeon dentist Spencer Percy, draper and clothier Stanmore road South Side Goodfellows’ hall—T. Wright Johnson Peter Chaim Samuel, dentist Roberts G. H., surgeon Law C. H., plumber Stalgis S., furniture dealer Jurd Miss E., dressmaker Bailey street Hallam F., bricklayer Hallam Mrs., bookseller Murdoch J. G. and Co., importers Emond Mrs., teacher of dancing Parlour —, fruiterer Blake Mrs., dressmaker Station street Barrett Charles, fruiterer Mitchell Josiah, siguwriter Rogers G., plumber Baldick George Smith H. Smith David, fruiterer Smith James, bootmaker Watson O. M., tinsmith Jeanes Isaac, general dealer Spencer James, plumber hompson T., painter Von Hagen C., “Olive bank ” Reiby street Pemell James, ‘Stanmore house” Fielder Francis S., J.P., C.P.S., “Fintry cottage” Simmons street Duke of Edinburgh hotel—Frank Smith Lewis C, greengrocer Woodward Mrs. A., dressmaker Cohen M-, draper Russo G., greengrocer Richards George, grocer Miller E. J., butcher Marian street Evans J. and Co., furniture dealers Madeley Thomas, draper Gregg John, photographer Minty C. W.,ironmonger, plumber, and gasfitter Winkler and Klotz, tailors Poole William T., stationer Knust William, confectioner Knust Mrs., registry office Newall C. J, auctioneer Craggs Bros., provision storekeepers Dorn A., butcher Wilson and Co., house and land agents Metropolitan road Australian Joint Stock Bank, Ltd.— C.B. Greville, manager | Cunningham W., fruiterer Blake and Co., milk vendors Bellamy William, boot store Lyons B. L., fruiterer Greig James S., fancy repositorv White Weeks, baker and confectioner Hodson F. J., plumber Davis Bros., butchers Jeffrey and Davenport, chemists Madden Albert, bootmaker Drew J., produce dealer Edgeware road—Francis street Baines Mrs. M., dressmaker Roach Richard, van proprietor Hurley Mrs. M. Juliett street |
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ANTHONY HORDERN’S FOR BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
Fit | NEWTOWN. | GOW | 333 |
11 Smith Samuel, saddler 10 Baird Alfred 9 Allan Thomas, wireworker 8 Miles John, ironmoulder 7 Savage Thomas 5 Shepley Elisha, carpenter 3 Sholl George 2 Lodge M. A., carpenter 1 Grant Alfred |
Dessaix T. P., coachsmith Hewitt Edward Parr S. H., clerk South side Jarvis Thomas Murphy Mrs., ” Wexford House ” Anderson Mrs. M. T. Cole James, coachman Mulqueeny Sydney, letter carrier Richards J. B., ” St. Elmo” Sullivan Peter, ” Dodbrooke” |
Cotteral terrace— 5 Thompson Frederick 4 Yard Mrs. Elizabeth 3 Yeo James 2 Ryder W. 1 Scanes Mrs. South side Johnson D., grocer Cook Robert, sawyer Hare W. H, commercial traveller Wilson William Johnson Thomas, ” Windsor cottage Fisher Alfred, mariner Chapman W. E., ” Arnprior ” Peak and Co., fuel merchants Brighton terrace— 7 Barrett John, bricklayer 6 Price T.. gardener 5 Post F. J. 4 Dorrian Thomas bricklayer 3 King Edgar, storeman 2 Beer Charles. joiner 1 Corlett Thomas |
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Gowrie street continued— 23 Wheeler Mrs. 25 McIlveen Arthur, tailor 27 Peterson Charles 29 Sutherland John 31 Leavy Mrs. Margaret 33 O’Neill MRS. 35 Jones James, saddler 37 Drummond James, engineer 39 Devine J. 41 Falconer Adolphus, plasterer 43 Ryan M. 45 Stockman Frederick Richards Theophilus 49 Lovell Mrs. 51 Marley T. 55 Clark — 57 Pressdee Ernest 65 Anderson James 67 Hanson Neils, master mariner 71 Usher Mrs. 73 Jones Hugh, plasterer South side Newman street Brennan E., greengrocer Bute terrace— 2 Robinson W. H. 3 Fellingham Richard 5 Clampett M. J. 6 Saunders Alfred 8 Dnggan Joseph, stonemason 18 Sweetman Thomas 20 Huxham Arthur 24 Simpson Mrs. Marion 26 Porter Alfred, steward 28 Todd Frederick, carpenter 30 Hines John, com. traveller 32 Jenkins Percy, stationer 34 Lloyd Thomas 38 Ferguson Frederick J. 42 Lucas Nathaniel 44 Wines Alfred, stonemason Robinson R., carpenter 48 Blunt Edward 50 Mazitelli Francis, master mariner 52 Kitchen A., house agent 54 Gelding Richard, ” Kennington ” Gowrie terrace— 1 Alger Frederick J. 2 Gatley William H., engineer 3 Alien Frederick 4 Beech Charles, plasterer 5 Browne Walter, inspector Water and Sewerage Board 6 Coombs J. W., contractor 7 Sleep S. H., bricklayer 8 McGuinness John 9 Clark Percy, canvasser 10 Anderson William |
Harrow Road Edgeware road to Juliet street Francis street Davis W. H., pianoforte and organ tuner Thompson Charles, engineer Jones J. H., bricklayer McCrey William A., clerk Rozea Frank, clerk |
Mechanic street 9 Boulter Henry, com. traveller 13 Dudley Mrs. 1 Bentley John, cabman 13 Hurst Mrs. 15 Hopkins Albert, photographer 17 Hammond Leonard, undertaker 19 Calendar Thomas, stonemason 21 Gaw Mrs., dressmaker 23 Carmichael Donald, blacksmith 25 Collins John, storekeeper Victoria street Strathavon terrace— 27 Elphinstone William, insurance agent 29 Phillps W., fireman 31 Moylan Patrick 4 Levy M., com. traveller Baker Miss, dressmaker Kerr Richard, lather 31 Byrne Joseph C. 33 Broadley J., blacksmith 35 Howe Frederick, harnessmaker 7 Robinson Peter Prospect street 39 Vallender Mrs. Lucy 41 Galvin Mrs. Lucy 43 Freeman Mrs., dressmaker 45 Schuetrumpf Carl, painter 7 Stores Mrs. 49 Brown Sidney, traveller 51 Richards George, letter carrier 53 McGregor William, mariner 55 Warriner Joseph 57 Swainson Charles, painter Chalder street 59 Brennan Charles, blacksmith 59½ Britain W. W., clerk 61 Collie Alexander 61½ McCIoud James 63 Weller William, warehouseman 3½ Fry R., baker 65 Hall William 67 Lucas Charles, painter 69 Green Mrs. 71 Grey R. M., saddler 73 Simpson William 75 Easton Charles W. West side 2 Jones John, plasterer 6 Peirce Edward D. 8 Butler Richard 10 Parsons Charles 12 Pearce Harry, saddler 14 Wilson Charles, carter 16 Carey William, spring maker 18 Whitehead Thomas Mechanic street Gommeson’s stables 14a Martin George 16 Arrowsmith Mrs. Mary 18 Davies Mrs. Elizabeth 20 Foster Francis, dealer 22 Riding John W. 24 Walker Mrs. Sarah Victoria, street 26 Baldock Alfred, coachbuilder 28 Winters R. 30 Smith H. T., stationer 32 Drew George 36 Posner Mrs. 38 Rhodin H., painter 40 Peachey John, guard 42 Fuller Benjamin J. 4 Slater J. and Co., fuel merchants Prospect street 46 Curtis Mrs. E. 48 Brenton William, shipwright 52 Carter Harry, plumber 54 Thompson James, canvasser 56 Ellis William 58 Robertshaw Matthew H. 60 Meale W., grocer 62 McCulloch John, signalman |
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Ire | NEWTOWN. | Kin | 335 |
66 Allison James 68 Gaal John 70 Middleton J. 72 Gannon John 74 Matthews Charles 76 Baldock William 78 Kester William 80 Braden Henry 82 Collins Henry, brass moulder 84 Smith C., grocer Raper street |
Woodcock William, dray proprietor Woodcock J., dray proprietor Shubrook Hubert T., van proprietor Nelson James, dealer Turner Frederick, carter South side Armstrong — Patterson Mrs. Lawler Arthur Dyer H. Innis Lawrence Walters John Shorter William Birch Mrs. Murphy B Shorter Matthew Roche T. Wilkinson William Gatley Mrs. |
10 Wise Mrs. 9 Armour David, pastrycook 8 George J. 6 Stenhouse George, bootpresser 5 Weir Thomas, pastrycook 1 Allison Andrew 3 Cavanough Alexander 2 Macintosh Thomas 1 Dessaix Andrew, coachbuilder South Side Biggs John, “Camdenhurst” Patterson William L. Lee George Groves Frederick, builder Millhouse Mrs. Wood William Burns Miss Burrell Arthur, bricklayer Day John E., brassfinisher Cleveland George W., stonemason |
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King street continued— 113 Franks M. F., tailor 115 Christie Brothers, confectioners 119 Miller and Stanley, fruiterers and registry office 121 Whinton Mrs., tobacconist 123 Dorer Joseph, dealer 125 Stone Alfred, grocer Missendon road 127 Daniel Lambert hotel—John King 129 Rutherford and Stewart, butchers 131 Maddocks G., hairdresser and tobac- conist 133 Mellshimer Edwin, confectioner 135 Robens Thomas, leather and grindery store Robens A. T., harnessmaker 137 King Mrs., dressmaker 139 Milton hotel—R. J. Elliott Stephen street 141 Clements F. M., chemist and dentist 143 Hoff Joseph, provision dealer 145 Liciardo Antonio, fruiterer 147 Patterson Andrew, stationer 149 Hall Thomas, butcher 151 Scorer and Millard, window Wind makers 153 Harradine James, Hairdresser 155 Trafalgar hotel—Thomas Rorke O’Connell street 157 Millard William, tobacconist and news agent 161 Fairbank L., sewing machine repairer 163 Reed and Co., bootmakers 165 Madden R., bootmaker 167 Bradley C. F., tobacconist 169 Tuft Thomas and Sons, grocers and produce dealers 173 Boness H. and Co., furniture dealers 175 Boutcher A. E., provision dealers 177 Brooks Samuel, umbrella maker Tasker Oliver, butcher Egan street 181 Banks Mrs. M. A., confectioner 183 Wright Brothers, bootmakers 185 Johnson Brothers, provision mer- chants 187 Lane Charles J., oil and colorman 189 Dunn and Co., herbalist 191 Oxtoby Miss A., confectioner 193 Licciardi V., fruiterer 195 Windebank Mark, tailor 197 Barlow W. and Co, confectioners and tea dealers 199 Hillards George, tobacconist 201 Cohen Henry, pawnbroker Hordern street 203 Shakespeare hotel—James P. Kavanagh 205 Hughson M., crockery dealer 207 Hunt E. E., chemist 209 Goldstein S., tailor Prince Henry, provision store 211 Wharton James, butcher 213 Catalona N, fruiterer 215 Pinfold W. R., confectioner 219 Gooch Thomas, general dealer Church street 221 Greenwood and Son, produce and seed merchants 223 Green Brothers, grocers 225 Patterson A. T., bookseller and stationer 227 Rusfeldt E., photographer 225 Quain Mias, milliner 227 Anderson Mrs., milliner 229 Caines Herbert, tailor 231 Abel and Co., dining rooms 233 Davis Austen, butcher 235-237 Price A. G., draper 239 Bowers Thomas, hairdresser 241 Risbey Charles H., grocer 243 Powlson M., stationer Snelling J. E., jeweller 245 Howell R., oyster saloon | 247 Elder M. J. and Co., hairdressers 249 Scurr George H., ironmonger 251 Westhoff Mrs. G., wine merchant and confectioner 253 Wiseman John H., fruiterer Gardiner Andrew, news agent Mary street 257 Williams William, chemist and dentist 259 Harris J. E., jeweller 261 Cricketers’ Arms hotel—John Stokes 263 Swinbourne J., boot shop 265a Kingsbury Mrs. John, draper 267 Hobbs and Co., chemists 269 Jones W., oyster saloon 271 Thomas Henry, bootmaker 273 Hartley F. W., undertaker 275 Hoff J., provision dealer 277 Kleeberg Paul, butcher 279 Licciardi Bros., fruiterers 279½ Collins J., collecting agent 281 Halre Mrs. J. N., organic pharmacy 282 Bailey Joseph, ham and beef shop ” 285 Goldsworthy J., crockery and toyshop Brown J. A., billiard rooms 289 Oxford hotel—Margaret Webster Eliza street 291 Commercial Bank (branch) Ltd. — Walter H. Goddard, manager 293 Bank of Australasia—John H. Reed, manager South side Forbes street 6 Rumpf Mrs. A., Mount Eagle tin plate and galvanized iron works 16 Hales James, storekeeper 18 Palmer J., produce merchant Queen street 20 Paton G., glass stainer 24 Ramsden Mrs., milliner and dress- maker George Miss, dressmaker 26 Brewer Thomas, billiard saloon Castle J. and Sous, art metal works 62 Baldick J., coachbuilder Marks L., New York Brewery and bottling works Fitzroy street 36 Engisch George, “Cambridge Hall ” Georgina street Rice H., watchmaker and jeweller Pocock L. S., chimney sweep 50 McGilchrist W. and R, grocers 52 Pike G., butcher 54 Burke Miss, dressmaker 56 Taylor J., bedding manufacturer 58 Hoffman T., hairdresser: 60 Shaw J. B., tailor 62 Ogaard C. L., fruiterer 64 Jones Mrs. C. H., draper 66 Jones W. P., organ and piano timer 68 Erwin T. P., grocer: 70 Brown George, fishmonger 72 Plowright Henry, ham and beef shop 74 Hall H. and Co., dyers and feather dressers Bucknell street 76 Wilson Louis R., pawnbroker Selig Jacob, furniture dealer 78 Smith F. T., bootmaker 80 Gough Arthur E., Japanese fancy goods 80a Sutherland D. and Co., tobacconists 82 Drury P. A., jeweller 84 Sharpe James, tobacconist 86 Spratt Miss A., confectioner 88 Duval E., bootmaker 90 Johnston Brothers, ironmongers 92 Cole William, furniture dealer 94 Buckland E., tobacconist Buckland William J, laddermaker and carpenter 96 Weeks James A., undertaker 98 Goldberg Leon, furniture dealer | 100 Riggs T. and Co., confectioners 102 Jeffreys and Son, upholsterers 104 Liddle J., family butcher Watkin street Club hotel—Arnold Kopff 110 Singer Sewing Machine Co. —A. Quig- ley, agent 112 Wood John, grocer 114 Simpson William, draper 116 Land W. J., confectioner 118 Melville N., auction sale rooms 118a Merrickley J., fish and oyster saloon 120 Foster W., watchmaker and jeweller 122 Dunk W. H., tailor 124 Waterston John, draper 126 Phillips W. and Sons, produce mer- chants 128 NEWTOWN CHRONICLE—Macdougall and Prentice, proprietors 130 Berry Samuel 132 Phillips T., auctioneer and house agent Foster G., billiard saloon 132½ Howell Robert, ironworker 134 Conway J. C., china, glass and earthen- ware dealer 136 Radford G., grocer Brown street 138 Yedwoph Emanuel, tailor 140 Murrell Bros, tea merchants 142 Bennett J. T., hatter and mercer 144 Lawson Ebenezer, restaurant 146 Clark Marcus, draper 152 Galton George, draper 156 Taubman Brothers, ham and beef shop 158 Hunter John, boot palace 160 Calman J., tobacconist 162 Meyer Carl, toy shop 164 Thomson W., plumber 166 Pearce W., saddler 168 Gommeson and Co., undertakers Whately street 172 Andrews Ernest and Co., undertakers 174 Scrogins F., provision dealer 176 Newell William, house and land agent 178 Sedgwick William G., surgeon Jenyns E. R., surgical instrument maker 180 Anderson Christie, shooting gallery 182 Tucker John, saddler 184 Baudain Mrs. F., costumiere Crook C., jeweller 186 White E. and Co., tailors 182 Bank of New South Wales (branch)— W. Sparrow, manager 190 Moulang J., jeweller Lane Misses, milliners Mutton Miss, dressmaker Pattinson and Co., chemists 192 Ziems W. J., grocer 194 Mayer J. H., tobacconist 196 Bundy H., watchmaker and jeweller Wesleyan Church—Rev. J. Gardiner, and Rev, A. Parsons Wesleyan School Hall 198 Roberts Joseph, music warehouse 200 Hittman J. E., confectioner: English, Scottish and Australian Bank Ltd. —H. Hewlett, manager Erskineville road Post Office—Joseph E. Lees, post and telegraph master 204 Harrison T., ironmonger 206 Parsons J. H., fancy repository 208 Dempsey and Murphy, house and land agents 210 Hobson T., hatter and hosier 212-216 The British and Oriental Clothing Co. —C. G. Hatte, manager Thorne Edward, tailor Australian Joint Stock Bank, Ltd. — T. Brindley, manager Wilson street |
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214 Baldick Brothers, timber merchants 214 Vermeesch J. C., tobacconist and hairdresser 218 Ekin and Co., estate agents Davis Brothers, butchers 222 Ross George, confectioner 224 Bank hotel—A. Millar 226 Weeks F., farrier Newton railway station — Alfred Levien, stationmaster Newtown tram fuel depot |
West side City Bank of Sydney- (G. H. Westcott, manager Nissen Christian, tobacconist Drummond George, confectioner 303 Givins Brothers, booksellers and stationers 305 Konig F., provision dealer 307 Eldridge William C. and Co., dyers 309 Tipper Mrs., sewing machines and organs depot 311 Cronshaw Alfred, tailor 312 Serbutt James, hairdresser 317 Seymour Ernest G., draper 319 Hutchinson J., china and glass store 321 The Union Bank of Australia, Limited —F. Shaw, manager 323 Sergeant William, boot importer 325 Pekin Tea Company—G. F. Jacobsen, manager 327 Lavington F. H., china and glass store 329 Watson and Co., chemists 331 Hilton, Browne and Co., seedsmen 333 Hagley Mrs., draper 335 Knight R. C., fruiterer 339 Southern J., draper 341 Barker C., bootmaker 343 Edwards H., hairdresser 345 Macready Hugh, stationer Short street 340 Russell R. and J., butchers 353 Chislett G. E., boot importer Sandringham hotel—J. B. Whiteway 357 Adams William, ironmonger 359 Wood J. F., grocer 363 Isaac John, dairy produce merchant 365 Berkman William, pawnbroker 367 Smith Henry, fruiterer 369 Shirley J., hairdresser 371 Miller and Smith, hairdressers and tobacconists Pattison J. J., grocer 373 Smith H. and J., butchers Holt street 375 Stonehill G. H., saddler 379 Gardiner Rev. John (Wesleyan) 381 Slavin Michael, musician 383 Lotze Edward 389 Davis Henry, draper 391 Buck Robert, clothier 395 Balfe Mrs. A. 397 Lanyon C., plumber 407 Robinson M., modeller Montgomery Mrs., milliner and dress- maker Wynter Brothers, grocers Guille W., watchmaker Flower Mrs., haberdasher 429 Martin James, butcher Camden street International hotel—Albert J. Heap 437 McCarthy John, fruiterer Sir William Wallace hotel—Adam B Jones 441 Scotton W. H., greengrocer 443 Schneider L., news agent Mulholland Joseph, fuel merchant 447 Ibbotson Charles H., coachbuilder 451 Baldick Brothers, timber merchants 457 Philpotts Mrs. Sarah M, draper 459 Tasker Henry, greengrocer 461 Coleman E., butcher Alice street 463 Camdenville hotel—William Foy 465 Garner K. A., fruiterer 467 Ellis James, tinsmith 469 Agar Mrs., midwife 471 McCauley Daniel, merchant 473 Waite J., confectioner 475 Johnson G. D., grocer Holmwood street—Dickson street 531-33 Atkin H. J. and Sons, fuel merchants Wells street | 539 Brennan Mrs. Brennan F. J., architect 547 Thurlow Joseph H., greengrocer 549 Stalgis S., butcher 551 Botany View hotel—Owen O’Brien Maria street Huber Catherine, basket manufacturer 555 Bendall W., furniture dealer Montgomery Thomas, fishmonger 559 Lonnon John Gearside S. S., coachbuilder Brett J., greengrocer 561 Bellette C., saddler 665 Peate Charles, tobacconist 567 Beaumont Mrs., news agent 569 Innis William, bootmaker Frankfort Park hotel — Matthew Newell Lord street 573 Ismay James E., grocer Power Henry, land and house agent 575 McKechnie Mrs. Illawarra Railway bridge 582 Davidson Alexander 591 Nowack Julius, sculptor 593 Onley Mrs. J. H., tobacconist 595 McGregor H., fruiterer Boots Edgar, greengrocer 597 Short Mrs., midwife Short William wheelwright Burrell Mrs. A., greengrocer Goodsell street 611 Woodley Henry, “Mortdale” 613 Beattie” John J., “Monah” 617 Bullen James, fruiterer 619 Page Robert, oilskin clothing maker 621 Clarke William, furniture dealer May street |
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L’Avenue Park continued— 16 Clifford E. B. 17 Holland Mrs. 18 Davies Wyndham J. 19 Barnett Neville, musician 20 Smyth A. 21 Ford Mrs. 22 Robertson Throsby 23 Davis Mrs. Ellen 24 Pearson Mrs., ” The Grove ” |
8 Church — 6 Cook H., compositor 5 Wordsworth Frederick 4 Williams Henry, carpenter 2 Elliott Mrs., dressmaker 1 Chessell George, engineer Mary street 45 Bedford George 47 Reynolds Mrs. 49 Hawkins Peter, com. traveller 51 King Arthur F. 53 Hunt John, carpenter 57 Harrold Richard Hudson James, plasterer 59 Falvey W., traveller Church street |
Maud terrace— Glasheen Miss Green Sydney S. Soper R. W. Deuchar J. A., ” Donnington Griffin Frank Roberts W. Melrose terrace— 1 Clark Mrs. H. C. 3 Bradley Joseph, commercial traveller Augustus street Woof John, commercial traveller Barlow William, ” Te Aro ” Larkin Nicholas, inspector of police West side Bartlett Mrs. J. H. Fraser Misses C. and M., ” Eureka Villa ” Royer Ernest Riley George T., “Madeley ” Flaherty Martin, cab proprietor Pryde Henry J., jam manufacturer Evans Alfred, ” Essexville ” Momsen Andrew M., clothier, “Brompton Villa” Ward Mrs. R. A., ” Montrose ” Walker D., master mariner, “Noumea Villa ” Wallack Henry, ” Unsworth ” Spark Stanley H. Brighton terrace— Glasson Mrs. M. A. Glasson Miss, dressmaker Hill Alfred |
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Gorsuch Albert Moffett William, shunter Naylor Thomas Ball Mrs. Cunningham William Bolt J. Brown Frederick H., painter Holbourn Henry, mariner Cummings P. Button Mrs. Kent Mrs. Clayton George, fuel merchant Whiteman Mrs. White Richard South side Turner Alfred, ” Kelvin ” Cowan Samuel, ” Renfrew ” St. Peter’s railway station—Anthony Graham, stationmaster Railway terrace— 1 Cnnningham Mrs. S. J. 2 Connell Mrs. 3 Selwyn Miss 4 Gearside Samuel, wheelwright 5 Miller Joseph, wheelwright Moffatt James Hardy Mrs. Tandy J. Cooper J. and Co., general store Malley Mrs. Boulton J. Ashbury J. — Evitt Edward |
2 Insull Henry, carpenter 1 Moore William, solicitor Simmons street |
Inglewood terrace— 1 Hounsell F. G., stonemason 2 McKinnon Donald 3 Ryan John 4 Finlay John, salesman Hague Miss, music teacher Allan Mrs. Maxwell, ” Maxwella ” McLean William, ” Gordon ” Cohen Mrs. F., ” Hazeldean ” Wheeler T. W., ” Yelgelbar ” Duff John, ” Lisgar ” Bagley Mrs. Elizabeth, ” Gladstone ” Bird John, ” Garfield ” Greaves John, ” Lidney ” Piggott John, constable, ” Orlando ” Smith John, ” Ada cottage” Lock David Harvey Mrs. A., ” Brooklyn ” Matheson John, builder, “Beechworth” Davidson Thomas, flltermaker Beattie William Lyle Andrew, enginedriver, “Sempstead” Wallis James H., “Nariah cottage ” Hopkins Alfred J., watchmaker, “Oak cottage ” Lawson Albert Carter G. H., ” Bellerma ” Darter Sydney, ” Elsmore ” Henley Joseph, “Stanford” Viglezzi Angelo, ” Cattarolo” Rodney terrace— 6 Russell Thomas, carpenter 5 Butler Ernest 4 Williams Joseph, tinsmith 3 Cummings James, plasterer 2 Lowe Mrs. 1 Goldsworthy — West side Wall Robert, ” Winchelsea ” Pyne William, ” Apsley” Cass Mrs. Kate, ” Cambria ” Clinton Henry, “Mishwaum” Milly cottages— 1 Young Alfred, carter 2 Lee L. H., miner Welsh Daniel, stoker Smith J. W., ” Marian villa ” Macvine Robert, ” Woodburn” Jenner R. B., ” Merrivale ” Peacock William White Mrs. E., “Iona” Farnham terrace— Wilds H. Atkins J. J., carpenter Hill Mrs. H., ” Karong ” Hill Misrs dressmaker Hill John F. Gore John, ” Douglas ” Whoolahan Mrs. Annie, ” La Prix ” Wallach Miss E., ” Sommerfeld ” Bennett T. O., draughtsman Cross lane Smail Alexander, ” Torrington ” Harkis Thomas Heatherington Thomas Jenner C. H., coachbuilder Cannan Mrs., ” Ashbourneville ” Callan Lawrence, ” Bryantstonville ” Walton terrace— Jarman James, carter Bailey Isaac, machinist Bailey Thomas, printer Kennedy John Kell Ernest, commercial traveller Connor William, boot finisher Billson Harry, constable,” Lyall cottage ” Burwood Alfred, engineer, ” Veritas ” Carlisle terrace— 6 Vanheythuysen Richard 5 Joues Robert 4 McWhinnie Samuel, clerk 3 Kendell John 2 Edwards Thomas 1 Kennedy James Carrick W. F., ” Cragie ” |
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Marian street continued— Marian terrace— 9 Stanley John, tanner Stanley Mrs., midwife 7 Best Arthur, ironmoulder 5 Clark Mrs. Jane 3 Warne Francis 1 Hertz M. H. |
Enmore public school—boys’ department, R. Grieve, head master; girls’, Miss Cowan, head mistress; inf- ants’,Mrs. T. Crozier, mistress White John, ” Heathcote ” Stevenson Mrs. W. B., ” Marian ” Bent Cornelius Tinnick J., ” Belinda” Tod i Mrs. E., ” Waterton” Dalyell Mrs., ” Nirwana ” Dalyell Miss, school teacher Hannan Robert, insurance agent Price Mrs. Lydia, ” Franklin”‘ Curnow Frederick, ” Carlton ” Cavill Arthur, ” Durlstone ” Wallace Robert, mariner, “Claremont” Dawson Mrs. Jane, ” Elsieville ” Cooke H., accountant, ” Scarcliffe ” Cross lane Baldick Ernest A., timber merchant St. Kilda terrace— 1 Holdsworth P. R., land agent 3 Benson Mrs. 4 Glass Ebenezer 6 Morris Morris Skinner William, ” Rubyville ” Skinner David, ” Cromartyville ” Condran Mrs. Mary Howe Thomas, ” Norma ” Murdock Walter D., ” Ascot cottage ” Bingham Richard H. McDonald M. F., draughtsman Baxter Lanclot, “Doones”‘ Crane A. Jones Frederick, ” Kembla cottage ” Entwistle George Eves Charles A. West side Jolly John Boulton Mrs., music teacher Prince Miss, music teacher, “Nanima” Tabernacle—Charles Watt, evangelist Chapman E. H., “Darwin” Eld George, ” Kimberley ” Harrison William. ” Clarence ” Sindel Robert R., merchant, “Sindelville” Metropolitan terrace— 1 Elliott F. A. Grange George, paperhanger Brooks Thomas Letton George E., engineer, “Morpeth” Child Thomas, printer Cross lane Blencowe Robert, ” Mixbury ” Webster William Nash Richard McGregor Andrew, ” Lilydale ” Howe Mrs. M., ” Craighead” Howe Miss, music teacher Howe Harry G. J., printer Howe Clarence W., printer Kitt G. A, ” Tannochside ” Cameron Alexander, ” Isla ” Young James, engineer, ” Lillesleaf ” Rayson Henry, ” Brunette ” Brooks Ralph, ” Manola ” McCaldon John, engineer, ” Winiata ” Wilson Mrs. A. J., ” Como ” Cox Francis Amos, ” Mayville ” Tillot Job, carpenter Lindsay John M., ” Carlisle ” Haining James L., coachpainter Campbell A. P., ” Highclere ” Strachan James, chemist Fitzgerald Patrick, ” The Glebe ” Hammond E., ” The Oaks ” Davey Richard, baker, ” The Grange ” Archibald John, ” Craigfoot” Weaver Eustace, compositor, ” Oakley ” Waring John N., ” St. Elmo ” | Missenden Road—East side King street north to boundary O’Brien V., horseshoer Weeks Robert, fire kindler maker Christenson and Co., engineers and blacksmiths Longdown street 1 Brown Henry J., carpenter Campbell street 5 Ryan Mrs. 7 Brennan C., bootmaker Brennan Mrs., confectioner 9 White David 13 Cooper Robert. undertaker Richard street—Aylesbury street 25 Platt Mrs., midwife 29 Emberson George, painter and paper- hanger 31 Tansley Joseph Hopkins and Crawford, photographers Bligh street West side May Thomas, bandsman King William King Edward Marshall P. W., chemist Longdown street 2 Solomon H. H. 10 Sparks, J. P., boilermaker 14 Blackford David, tailor 16 Peterson Antoine, van proprietor 18 Schyver Mrs. Hannah 20 Prendergast John 22 Minns Robert 24 Finn Edward 26 Harris Mrs. 28 White Mrs. H. 32 Walsh E., van proprietor Walsh Mrs. H., dressmaker 31 Harris William, master mariner Harris Mrs., grocer 35 Rapp Jacob 36 Cohen Henry St. Stephen’s Private Day School- Miss E. Flanagan. mistress 40 White Mrs. M. A., fuel merchant 42 Bourne George, signwriter |
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Nelson Street—East side King to Bligh street 1 Dunn Henry 3 Bonfield Mrs. Sarah 5 Fahey Thomas 13 George J. Campbell street West side 2 Jamieson Mrs. Miriam 10 Hagan Felix, bootmaker 20 Pullen John |
Schroder F. W. Hereford Robert, ” Hereford” Partridge Thomas, ” Tana” Firth Mrs. J., ” St. Alban” Knight William, ” Peveril” Angel street Whitham Mrs. S. A., grocer 40 Hawkes Frank, woolsorter 34 Adams Albert, tuck pointer 32 Clarke William, carpenter 30 Hough Edwin, plumber Johnson N. and Co., locksmiths 26 Croumbie-Brown S., journalist 28 Mortimer Alfred 36 Yates Henry, rug dyer Thelwell Mrs. H., grocer Gowrie street Brennan Edward, greengrocer 14 Meier Charles, bailiff 12½ Davis Richard 19 Odea K. J., law clerk Baine James, plumber 6 Barry John Union street |
16 Cassidy Luke. Yates Ellen 20 Jones Thomas, stonemason 22 Taylor James 24 Taylor John, fitter 26 James George 28 Whittingham Alfred, bricklayer Prospect street Whiteoak Thos. Walsh Mrs. E., grocer Spithill Matthew Evans Mrs. E., ” Cardiff cottage ” Wilson Mrs. E. Chalder street 68 Miller Henry Thomas 70 Fairlie David 72 Cooper John, agent 74 Heavey Andrew Trafford Walter, chemist, ” Craighead ” Dillon John, bricklayer, ” Craigfoot ” Raper street 80 Salisbury Robert, carpenter 82 McIntyre James |
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Pearl street continued— Boyan Joseph Moon Edward, ‘bus-driver Sutton Samuel, plumber and gasfitter Souter’s bus stables Hodgson Edmund, whipmaker Jarman Stephen, stonemason Sinclair James, stonemason Murphy Henry, bus-driver Pollard J. H., telegraph engineer Brownlee Mrs. Young Robert Courtney Thomas Lawrence James Williams John, stonemason Brewer William, grocer |
Prince Street Camden to Alice street Flynn Joseph Baird Edward |
West side 2 Warland Arthur 4 Stone Richard, printer 4aCroucher J. W., fitter 6 Prior J., draper 10 Wilson Mrs. 18 Southern Edward, sen. 20 Southern Edward, jun., bootmaker 22 Collins W. G., carter 24 Pope Edgar 26 Downer John 28 Shaw George, engineer 30 Fellingham Richard 33 Tine Edward 34 Hall J. 36 Sainty James, lamplighter 3S Mote George E. 40 Pakes James, plasterer Grono Henry 42 Griffin Thomas |
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Hennings Henry, baker 28 Blatchford William, painter 30 Sinclair T. 32 Dixon Henry 34 Harris Ernest, upholsterer 34½ Roberts William 36 Waters Edward, traveller 38 Jones William, van proprietor 40 Boothman John, coachbuilder 42 Coles William 44 Willet Chutes 48 Taffe Mrs., ladies’ nurse 50 McElroy Edward 52 Everett Mrs. Eliza 54 Greathead Mrs. 60 Coles James 62-64 Glassworks hotel—Jane Sauerbier 66 Buckley James, carter 66½ Anderson George 68 Whiteley William, wool-classer 70 Dempsey W. J., blacksmith 72 Garrick Joseph, dentist 74 Elstub Robert, carpenter 80 Ward T., van proprietor |
St. John Street—North side Angel to King street 5 Harding Frederick, guard 7 Harding Alfred 9 McGill Michael South side 4 Brown Joseph 6 Hansford R. A. 12 Mitchell Claud, tea dealer 14 Price W. H., bricklayer |
West side Nickless Walter R. Mulquin Thomas White Mrs. E. E. Mackenzie John, clerk, ” Allerton ” Martin Mrs. L. E. Spicer James W., printer, “Berkeley” Szarka John, painter Stephenson Mrs. Sarah, ” Maybury ” Garland George F. Eldridge George, ” Eresmere ” Hackney Alonzo, ” Ivanhoe ” Edwards Arthur G., ” Brushgrove ” Griffiths Mrs. T., private school Griffiths Miss, music teacher Scott John C., clerk, ” Corstorphin ” Gray George, ” Hope cottage ” Holmes Alfred L., “Alpha” MacArthur Mrs. Sarah Riedel A. L., ” Hollingworth ” Carey L. P., ” Glenalvin ” Watts Albert N., ” Wendouree ” Fenton George, ” Byron ” Happ Andrew, wheelwright St. Helen’s terrace— 1 McCulloch J. 2 Thompson R. L., contractor 3 Schofield Albert 4 Wright John T. Northam terrace— 1 Donnelly— 2 Frazer William 3 Year William 4 Morris A. 5 Dalwood Mrs. 6 Kendall W., blacksmith Nangle Thomas, ” Astley ” Liddell A. J., ” Clifton ” Sanford George M., organ builder Keeley George, ” Collingwood ” Cooper Mrs. F. A. Walker Waverley W., ” Tumut” Sarah street Rattigan E. F., bootmaker Barnes Mrs. Everitt George, ironmoulder Crossman Francis D’Aran Philip, postman, ” Gertrude cottage ” Trefusis M., ” Riversdale ” Stevenson William, butcher Stephens William, greengrocer Fetherstone Mrs., midwife Foster J. F. Townsend G., painter Collins Joseph Wright Alfred, ” Mary cottage” White William Holcroft Joseph, stonemason, “Coventry cottage” Hamer John, ” Ramsgate cottage ” Jordan W. |
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Stanmore road continued— Matthews Miss Lydia, medical clairvoyant Abigail J. W., solicitor Christ Church— Rev. J. Lintott-Taylor Johnson Frederick W., baker (For continuation, see Marrickville and Petersham) |
Mahoney Mrs. Elizabeth Mayes John H, surveyor, ” Esther- ville” Morrow Thomas, ” Adland ” Camden villas— 1 Cooper William H., tailor 3 Pickering Frank 4 Williams Frederick G. 5 Holt George 6 Wearne Charles 8 McGilvery H. Ekin James, land agent, “La Mascotte” Robertson Frederick, “Alpine cottage” Dowling Albert E. Mars John Hilder Joseph, compositor Engelbert George Craig John Walker Mrs. Martha Cotswold terrace— 3 Brennan Daniel, draper 2 Steer Robert bookbinder 1 Stickley Miss H. |
Trafalgar Street Phillip street to Liberty street Alexander terrace— 1 Fagan John H., currier 2 Burne Edwin insurance agent 3 Farrell Mrs. 5 Lander Mrs. Eliza Lander Arthur J. 6 Power Edward H., accountant 7 Smith Mrs. M. Browne Jacob, contractor Leishman William, stonecutter Chisholm John, engineer, “May cot- tage ” Swan Charles Jennings John Goodier Fred., trainer, ” Bebel ” Behan Henry Diener Aloys, tailor French and Wiesener, boot manufac- turers Bruce Mrs. A. |
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91 McLeod Roderick 93 Cordingley Henry 95 Hutton Joseph, stonemason 101 Bell Frederick, boot finisher 103 Le Froy James 105 Boland — 107 Crosby George 109 Marsh William J., hotel broker 111 Huber M., basket maker 113 Sloper R. 131 Garwell Mrs. Mary 137 Union Inn—Elizabeth Parish Knight street (For East side, see Erskineville) |
53 Jeffreys William, furniture dealer 55 Wood George E., ” Glen wood” 57 Crocker Miss L., ” Finchley ” Greville Richard, “Mildura” Lorking Stanley, warehouseman, ” Ka- toomba ” Nettelbeck Otto, “Tauranga” Thomas Richard, mine manager ” Boomerang” 73 Ballhausen L. A. 77 Harrison Paul 79 Rutter Mrs. F. W., music teacher |
64 Northcote John 66 English Henry 68 Donohue Mrs. 70 Jones George |
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Whitehorse street continued— Newland Alfred, carpenter Turtell William Fawkner T. J,, diver. “Austral House” Rowley William Larsen Peter Williamson Magnus Gittens Henry, tailor Davies Mrs. Sarah Gibbs street Angelinetta F. A., ” Keynsham ” West side George street Marshall R. Stewart William Austin Alfred, plumber |
90 Thomas W. H. 92 Monk Edward 94 Porter Arthur Bucknell street Rieck Arthur, music teacher Pearson Mrs., ” The Grove” 102 Land William, plasterer 112 Pearson Mark, boardinghouse Fitzroy street 140 Fallick Mrs. S. 142 Pimm John, grocer Castle J. 152 Kayser Mrs. S. 156 Aarons Isaac, ” Louisville” Queen street 158 Deane Mrs. 160 Campbell James 162 Scott August, baker 164 Hamilton James, blacksmith 166 Lappan Michael, bookkeeper South side Baldick Bros., timber yard Erskineville road 1 Waddups Richard 3 Endicott James, cab proprietor 5 Braine N., painter and paperhanger 7 Austin James, carpenter 9 Mackellar Mrs. 11 Heaven James, plumber 13a Tuck John, billiard table proprietor Cooper’s terrace— 15 Daniels Mrs. Mary 17 Boland F., contractor 21 Phillips Mrs., dressmaker 23 Stokes Edward 25 Sutton Mrs. W. H. Sutton Miss, music teacher 25a Wright Thomas 27 Siddway Alfred, lamplighter 33 Nicoll George, printer 35 Cree George, grocer 39 Gosnell and Christian, painters 41 Lamond James, builder Lamond Mrs. Catherine, midwife Oddfellows’ Hall 45 Wheatley H., carpenter 47 Donaldson James 49 Marie Madam 51 Trescott T. and Co., cordial manu- facturers Brown street 55 Molesworth Edmund W., M. L. A., custom house agent, ” Atherstone ” Maxey Villas— 1 Kretchmer Frank 2 Ewing Peter 3 Airey Joseph, draper Watkin street 4 Christie A. C., railway guard | 5 Monjou Peter 6 Flanigan Miss Watkin street York Mrs., ” Fairthorn’ Hoskins Julius Baskerville John, railway guard Forbes Mrs. A. Sagar Harry, clerk Corner J. G. Burren street Helsby Thomas Coutts J. A. Juleff H., stove manufacturer Harrison Miss Hedger M., butcher Pine street Clancy William Milne David, “The Pines ” Evans Thomas W., ” Abergavenny ” Boyd Alexander, “Balgay” Parry and Healey, wood benders Jester William, grocer Randle street Binnie Mrs. Davidson Frank, enginedriver Hill David, butcher and fuel merchant Holdsworth street Dennis Samuel, “Hinemona” Mitchell Richard Black John Ross Donald Croal Mrs., ” Kinnaird” Coker William, ” The Grange ” (For continuation, see Redfern. ) |
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