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NEWTOWN,
INCLUDING
SOUTH KINGSTON.
Bounded on the north by municipality of Camperdown; on the east by Redfern and Darlington; on the south by Macdonaldtown and St. Peter’s ; and on the west by Petersham and Marrickville.
Proclaimed a Municipality, 12th December, 1862.
| Area – 480 acres | No. of houses – 3089 | |||||||
| No. of ratepayers – 3297 | Miles of streets – 27 |
Annual Value – £1,330,350.
Council chambers-Town Hall, King street.
Office hours -Daily, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 4 p.m.; Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Council meetings-Every alternate Tuesday.
| MAYOR- | SURVEYOR- |
| Charles Whateley | Daniel Murphy |
| ALDERMEN- | TREASURER- |
| Richard T. Bellemy | E. T. Cooper |
| John T. Neale | AUDITORS |
| Charles J. Lane | Walter H. Goddard and William Wyatt |
| J. F. Tabrett | |
| Joseph Jolly | INSPECTOR OF NUISANCES |
| George Nelson | Robert Hannan |
| J. F. Smith | OVERSEER- |
| Charles T. Pierce | James Bullen |
| COUNCIL CLERK- | REGISTRAR OF BIRTHS DEATHS AND MARRIAGES |
| Jesse Cowley | C. A. Newman, 16 Susan street |
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5 Greenway Alfred, butcher 7 Atkinson William 9 Shadwell William, painter 11 Greenway Alfred J. butcher 13 Cousins William, carpenter 19 Turtle Charles, jun., fruiterer 21 Norman Daniel 23 Smith J. F., butcher 27 Palmer Joseph, butcher 29 Marr George, grocer 31 Melville -, carpenter 33 Smith John 35 Cameron John, engineer 37 Johnson Peter 39 Fowler William “Abbotsford” 6 Kingcott James, grocer 8 Bundy Edward, bootmaker 10 Hennings Henry, baker |
12 Carlisle Castle hotel– Henry Hore 14 Minahan Patrick 16 Murray John, bootmaker 18-20 Mackin P. J., grocer 22 Abigail James, grocer 24 Barry Miss E., storekeeper 26 Baltic James, blacksmith 28 Andrews Edwin, monumental mason 30 Armstrong William, livery stable keeper and produce merchant 4 Schules Ludwick, draftsman 6 Lawrence James, lime merchant 3 Trinbath Frederick, clerk 5 Moss Hugh 7 Cook Silas, printer 9 Edmunds Charles, contractor 11 Pollard Henry C., bookkeeper 13 Whiteford George, law stationer 15 Buhl J. F., sign writer 17 Farnsworth William, clerk Douglas George, ” Lillborough” Lewis William J. |
Allen Charles H. Lodge Mrs. Robinson John, commercial traveller Kemp B. P. P., clerk Hunter John Hunter Alfred Lee Henry, mason Robertson George, warehouseman Souter George F., ‘bus proprietor Webster William, draftsman Langley William, timber merchant Stewart Mrs W. McManami J., B.A. McCallum D., clerk Wright Charles, ” Chesnut” Wisdom William Lance Brothers, painters Roberts John, carpenter Butler William, carter Newton Mrs. Caroline terrace– Cruel, Alexander, blacksmith Flood William, ‘bus proprietor Rosebury -, engineer Smith Mrs. Eliza, dressmaker Stockham Thomas, cooper Wannel F., wheelwright, ” Daewston” Exeter terrace– 1 Houston Annie 2 Arnold George, carpenter 3 Pawley William, bricklayer 4 Jelly William H., fuel merchant 5 Atkinson S. |
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| 6 Philpot James 7 McConachie Charles, stonemason 8 Austin H., bootmaker Morton William, stonemason Morton John, stonemason Bachelor Henry W., bricklayer Richards Theophilus, ‘bus proprietor Jelly Henry, fuel merchant Woodcock Charles Gould P. Fewings Robert, clerk Goodsell Henry, brickmaker Griffiths Peter, storekeeper Lacey B. A., ” Deerbrook” Riley Ralph, ” Florence ville” Leeds Michael, builder, ” Hythe” Walker Mrs., ” Sandhurst” Walker Miss, music teacher Byron -, cabinet maker, ” Wensley villa ” Cook Mrs , ” Laloaville” Forbes T. A. C , ” Dagmar villa” Affleck Thomas, commercial traveller, ” Edgecombe” Douglas Mrs. Willetts Thomas, grocer Sidey Richard W., ” Tarana” Williams John, stonemason Pettit John, builder Roebuck Frederick, rocking-horse maker Camdenville Foundry-Vann Barrington and Co. Mitchell Mrs. Elizabeth Doutty William C., accountant Vincent J., carpenter Hollowbone T., plumber Industrial hall 8 Hughes George, plumber 12 Fury Adam 14 Taylor David, clerk 18 Teen Michael 22 Hallom William 24 Heath Richard, blacksmith 26 McIntyre Charles, carpenter 28 Clayton R., bricklayer 32 Kelly T. 60 Burgess William, joiner Rocklift F., grocer 80 Parry James, engineer 82 Vader Carl, cabinet maker 86 Aird George 88 Hughes John W. 90 Entwistle George, painter 92 Chin Mrs. 94 Brown Frederick, carpenter 96 King George, taxidermist 98 Campbell William, warehouseman |
Macrae Frank coachbuilder Gough Robert Wickham – Ingram Henry, fitter Gordon Peter, joiner Oliver William Silver Mrs. McMaster Hugh, carpenter Barrett William, carpenter Defrine George, mariner Bradley James, carpenter manager Newtown court house-Francis S. Fielder, J.P., C.P.S. 1 Cook Henry plasterer 5 Fisher Charles, grainer Court House hotel-Samuel Dawe 25 Stewart William, builder 27 Lee William, sergeant of police 29 Connelly Miss Emma 31 McNamara Thomas, senior sergeant of police 33 Kitchener Horace E. 35-37 Melville and Son, undertakers 39 Andrews Thomas and Sons, monu- mental masons Andrews E, carpenter 41 Kavanagh Thomas, carpenter 43 Harding Abraham Primitive Methodist church- Rev, C. Waters 47 Clark Altred, bricklayer 49 Stammers Mrs., boarding house 51 Adams Thomas 53 Marsh William J., hotel broker 55 Jordon William J., clerk 59 Givins John 61 Skinner George, plasterer 63 Lindley Ernest, clerk 65 Daley Michael 69 Jackson Mrs , storekeeper 71 Mingay William, dairyman 91 Faulkes John, builder 101 Eglien Robert, farrier clerk 6 Clarkson William 8 Johanson Andreas 10 Fenton George, carpenter 14 Simpson Leslie C. Gibbons Martin contractor Florence terrace- 16 Patridge James, boardinghouse 18 Walker Watson, coach builder 20 Fitzgerald John B., solicitor 22 Field John 24 Gatenby Thomas, painter Ward Mrs., ladies’ nurse 26 Anstey John, carrier 30 Lawler Mrs., boarding house 32 Hayhoo Thomas, painter |
34 Rowswell Mrs, Elizabeth 36 Taylor Mrs., boarding house 38 Hall James, grocer 40 Cooper Jonathan, storekeeper 42 Norris William, furniture dealer 44 Madden W., bootmaker 46 Lanyon Charles, plumber 68 Brook John 70 Rozea Mrs. Emily 72 Bohrsmann John, draper, “Altona cottage” 74 Millwood Henry, coppersmith 76 Smith Henry, builder 78 Aird Mrs. 80 Sherman. John, carrier 82 Wilton Henry, van proprietor 84 Clarke George 86 Hyland. George 88 King John B, commission agent 90 Coughlan Mrs,, laundress 92 Limond Edward, sawyer 94 Phillips John 96 Sherwood Joseph, commercial traveller 98 Ward Elizabeth, laundress 100 Raymond James, butcher Holly A, gardner Bewick John Cridge Walter, hairdresser Thomas William, carpenter Martin – , baker Cumming William, draper Higgins Michael, carpenter Lewis Richard, watchmaker Lewis Charles Whitton Mrs, H., nurse Denning Mrs., dressmaker Wier Thomas, school attendance officer Wakeley Cornelius, blacksmith Colley Mrs. Edwards Frederick —— 3 Bradd Henry printer 5 Mackenzie Alexander, blacksmith 7 Jones James J., carpenter 11 Turtle William, greengrocer 13 Stephen George, merchant 17 Wilkins Alfred K. 6 Freeman Frederick, telegraph, clerk 8 Fallick Mrs. Harcourt 10 Paskins John, carpenter |
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| Baltic street continued- 14 Anderson William 16 Dash David, brass founder 18 Van Heythusen Richard, grocer 3 Mackenzie Alexander, farrier 7 Happ Charles, grocer 8 Hall John carpenter 9 Simmonds Thomas, wheelwright 10 Prew S. L. clerk 11 Bosman Robert, tailor Fitzpatrick St. Joseph’s school (R C)-Sisters of Good Samaritan 17 Rattenbury Joseph, carter 18 Clark Thomas 19 Baird Edward, bricklayer 20 Bryant William, commission agent 21 Clarke John 22 Baker Joseph, signwriter 31 Fox Thomas, upholsterer 32 Murphy Daniel, surveyor 33 May Henry G 34 Addison Alfred, painter 35 Waldron William 36 Drake William, carpenter Pond Mrs. Clerk Frederick, compositor Pike William, builder Bell George machinist Cornwell Thomas, stonemason Dunlop George Reynolds John Smith George W. Silk Thomas, agent, ” Mulwaree” 2 Henshaw John L 4 Draeger Charles, musician 5 McSweeney Justin, contractor 7 Smith J 0 , baker 8 Begg Andrew, carter Hill Peter, contractor Newtown Academy-Charles Sampson |
Godfrey A., solicitor, “Rosebank” Steele W. R Robinson George Moon William Hewett James Hogan P. J , cab proprietor Jones Thomas, stonemason Seller Frederick Salvation Army barracks Phillips -, timber yard Cairns Alexander Williams John, engineer Cooper R , show case maker Bellemey Richard T. chemist Reinhard Peter, contractor 5 Spalding Mrs Fletcher Thomas, contractor Hannighan Mrs Thwaites Joseph, chemist 19 Middleton. Joshua, builder 21 Johnson Philip J., telegraph Operator 23 Sheath A. B 25 Murphy Mrs. J. 27 Douglas Mrs, 33 Sleigh Edward 35 Leason – 37 Charman Charles, bricklayer 41 Finnighan M. J., clerk 45 Waring William, builder 47 Aspinall J, 12 Morton Samuel 14 Grocott Marcus, engineer 16 Gould Henry, painter 18 Scaplehorn Joseph B, master mariner 24 Pakes, Son and Co., house painters 26 Sutherland James, carpenter 28 Kennedy James Williams Joseph, carpenter 42 Jackson Jonathan, organ builder 44 Beere John C. H.M.C. 46 Michael H, A, importer of building materials 48 Locke Charles, commercial traveller Painter Mrs, E. H. , ” Glennair” Flaherty Martin, cab proprietor Loudon William J., grocer, “Wairoa” Curnow Rev., William, ” Clifton.” Fitzgerald William, bootmaker, ” Clare cottage” Friend Walter R., watchmaker, “Deva” Wright Richard, “Roseville” |
Monteith H. plasterer Monteith R., stonemason Montgomery William, “Ferndale” Davis Mrs., seamstress Huggett Stephen Suzor E C coachsmith Roby Jamas surveyor Attread Thomas grocer James Thomas carpenter Humphrey Miss Mannell William P., constable Lawrence George Macgregor Andrew, iron moulder Harris Henry, commercial traveller Bright Philip, painter Lendon William, painter Brown William bootmaker Garsed’s cottages – Fynn John painter Gribben Hugh Moughan Thomas, engine driver Hall Thomas Johnson Nels, bootmaker Neil John, architect Norton James, clerk Cousins Charles, bootmaker Bignell Thomas, tailor Campbell James, painter Cartwright Robert Joyce James, constable Rothe’s buildings — Booty Phillip G., law clerk Grattan Mrs. S, A. Lavinia cottages — 1 Bruce J. F., writing master 2 Douse Arthur, iron moulder 3 Goven Frederick 4 Orr Lavington, constable 5 Eggbee John, clerk 6 Dawson William, stonemason Gemell William draftsman Jolly Mrs., “Milman cottage” Alva terrace- 1 Robertson William 2 Nugent Mrs., Isabella 3 Munro James, carpenter 4 Harrison Joseph, book-keeper 5 Grant Thomas, coach painter 6 Hill Roland, clerk Holland J. E., architect Moran John, fitter McKeller Mrs. Alice Newey Richard, carpenter McEnnery J., bootmaker Dwyer John Howard John, blacksmith Doyle T. Doyle Bartholomew, fuel merchant Byrne John, currier Judd John Evas James, leather roller Peirshank Peter butcher Riberio Antonio, gardener Dunnett Mrs. |
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| Ginger Charles, brickmaker Downes William, carpenter Vause Fredepick, plumber Goldsborough Frederick Gray William Standon Samuel, ‘bus proprietor Dalby G., japanner, ” Hoxton cottage” Stack Mrs., laundress Pitts Mrs. Fairless Mrs. Martin Henry, plumber Henderson George B., storekeeper Scott Richard, butcher McComb William, bootmaker Parry W., van proprietor Gerard Emil Woodrow Mrs. Loveridge William, stonemason Taylor William, carpenter Smith Joseph, painter Ameger William, bricklayer Bridger John, painter 98 Howell Peter 97 Douglas Mrs, dressmaker 8 Grimble George, painter 18 Daggs Thomas dray proprietor 20 Sweetman Joseph 24 Smith Mrs J., storekeeper 28 Phillips Arthur, wood turner 30 McClymont William, carpenter 34 Pickard K., carpenter 36 Lane John F., ” Merton cottage ” 38 Hovendon Mrs. 44 Mitchell William, carpenter 48 Newland W. S., commission agent 50 Coates W., joiner 52 Fitzmaurice Michael, contractor 54 Goodhew Henry, gardener 56 Hogg Mrs., laundress North Newtown Public school-John Fletcher, headmaster; Miss Roberts, mistress 66 Chambers James, stationer 68 Hart Thomas 70 Coney Mrs. 72 Haverd James, blacksmith Harrowsmith James 76 Bruce John, dealer 78 Norton Henry, painter 80 Bogan, Bernard Hooper A. J., clerk 94 Montgomery James 96 Bowden William 98 Schuback Henry, coachman 102 Cocksedge Thomas, bootmaker Davidson James Davidson John McCauley George, inspector of telegraph Cozens Richard, sen, Whit F. W , printer |
Silver Solomon Rosenthal Morris, ” Charltonville” 4 Hutchinson Joseph stove maker 6 Climpson George carrier 8 Morgan James, tinsmith 10 Turner Mrs. 12 Matthew William 14 Dickinson George cordial maker 16 Aikney G., carpenter 18 Danahar David, engineer 20 Davis John, engraver 22 Parker Carlisle, fuel merchant 24 Cowen Mrs. Wood J D., warehouseman Gooden Thomas, builder Plowman William builder Wallace Peter Mayo Thomas, watchmaker Paton John, ” Rialto house” Watson’s terrace- Bell George, bootmaker Stead William S , painter Williams Thomas, baker Tye Harry Plunkett Henry J. Mung Bernard Mung Mrs. Stevenson J. builder Newton J. Hermann, professor of music Mason terrace– 1 Dew Leonard, clerk 2 Cathial Mrs. 3 Rose Robert C. Denham William 3 Holmes James, painter 5 Clark Miss 7 Stott Thomas 9 Wheatley Henry, carpenter 11 Harris Mrs 19 Wood C. Taylor Augustus, clerk 21 Lowe John 23 Smith Mrs , boarding house 25 Watkin Henry 27 Frazer Ann 29 Thomas Richard U., lime merchant Carnarvon terrace- 35 Vercoe Richard, compositor 37 Hall James, bootmaker 39 Compton Stephen A. 49 Ware Joseph, carpenter 57 Harris W., dealer 63 Foster Mrs. 65 Kehoe Thomas, master mariner 67 Tuckitt John, plasterer 71 Brown Mathew, bricklayer |
79 Hennessy Timothy carter 81 Comber Patrick, cab proprietor 83 Barclay Mrs., fuel merchant 87 Parkinson James 89 Kerr Julius builder 91 Street Francis G. timber merchant 93 Monk William H., carpenter 95 Pearson Edward, carpenter 97 Jones Ernest H , carpenter 99 Dyer 101 Allen Mrs. house “ Breneman J. P., surgeon Lawler William asphalter Clarke William, jun, plasterer St. Stephen’s church- Rev. Robert Taylor incumbent, Newtown cemetery – Thomas Clarke sexton Mossman Samuel T. Smith. J. Reid Robert Walker Alfred Nicholas R. Wynn William Kitching Walter Webb William R., ”Rosamond” Galway David, sailmaker, “Herbert cottage” Wilson William, pattern maker Pedersen Christian Arnold John cabinet maker Carnell Robert Walker John, engineer Broughton Charles sen, carpenter Paterson Thomas, plasterer Swain Walter, joiner, ” Hilderville” Rosewarne terrace- Johnstone Mrs. Krawshwar Alfred, salesman Osborne Charles, ashphalter Bray William F. Elliott Thomas, bricklayer Morgan M. T. Vernon William Cooper James Hodge Frederick carpenter Evans Louis, carpenter Broughton Charles H., carpenter Romaine Francis W., bricklayer Mulqueeney James |
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| Commodore street continued- Close William, engineer Seymour Mrs. Anderson – Grange George, painter Lindqvist Auguste, carpenter Hines James, printer Laurence James, cement merchant Newtown Railway station-J. Hankre, station master 15 Benney Benjamin 17 Wensley Joseph J. Price James Price Arthur Hughes George, bootmaker 27 Heagney Thomas 29 Slade C., carpenter 31 Digby Thomas, fruiterer 37 Cavillon Joseph 41 Kidd, Richard Abigail terrace- 43 Gould Mrs. 45 Greenhalgh Thomas, auctioneer 47 Wildman Mrs., music teacher 49 Jolly John 51 Roufe -, storeman 53 Carter James, bookbinder 55 Wright Richard, harness maker 67 Smith W. Kilbone William 59 Cooper Frederick, van proprietor 61 Emery Frederick, carpenter 63 Blackstone Joseph 65 Rankin Mrs. 67 Peters James, stonemason. 69 Jones James, storeman 71 Winstanley William 73 Hutchins George, printer 75 Binskin Henry 77 Dey Charles, carpenter 79 Robertson John 81 Mattinson George 83 May John H., builder May Mrs., dressmaker 87 Stone William, carpenter 89 Askew William 91 Tye Alfred, butcher 93 Phillips James, printer 95 Wright Stephen, plasterer Lowes George E., joiner 99 Heaton J., bootmaker 101 Bendoo Henry 103 Reiby George 105 Leslie Thomas 107 Hansford A. R., carpenter 2 Chasling Joshua De Plater Michael Ellis J., bricklayer |
6 Bashford Charles, wood turner 8 Biddle Thomas 10 Clark William 12 Dummit -, storeman 14 Neal James, coachsmith 18 Man Charles C. 20 Hill Mrs. 22 Mulqueeny Thomas 24 Haweis Mrs. 26 Butler Henry, wheelwright 28 Pacey Charles, painter 34 Cole Aaron 40 Tamlyn W. H., ironmonger 42 Clarkson Henry 46 Abigail James, grocer 48 Ireland John 50 Coles George, bricklayer 52 Stone Joseph, sawyer 54 Smith J. B., carpenter 56 Smith James, butcher 60 Taylor George, baker 62 Soldan William 64 Irvine Rev. G. A, D’Arcy, B. A. (C.E.) 66 Andrews Thomas J., monumental mason 68 Gibson Samuel 72 Dargy Thomas, tailor Hewett John Goring Martin 74 Maddigan Mrs,. “Mayo cottage” 73 Gibson A. T., insurance agent 30 Hussey Mrs., dressmaker 82 Jackson Henry 86 Wright John, stock inspector 88 Howe Thomas, bricklayer 90 Taylor William H., sawyer 100 Payne Frederick, clerk 104 Pickerill Arthur, grocer Pierce William, traveller Young William J. Newell W. Rea John Johns John, bootmaker McIntyre Robert, miller McIntyre Mrs., dressmaker 3 Norwood F. E , traveller Rowling J., cedar merchant France T. C., carpenter Carolan Robert F., solicitor Easy Mrs. Lucy, “Chandos” Nash George, ” Sterling” Willis Frederick, ‘ Gordonville” Ryan Andrew Fallon J. J., “Alverston” Carrington cottages- 1 Munro David, joiner 2 Mather Robert, night watchman 3 Wildman Charles, builder 5 Ryder John, clerk 6 Sampson Henry, ironmonger 7 Brain Mrs, 8 Wakeford George, engineer Day William, sergeant of artillery |
Moore Mrs., midwife Grace William, architect Cadwallader E. Chapman Henry, builder Matthews Benjamin, fireman Cosgrove Michael Scholl Adolph, grocer. Camdenville post office Sael Mrs. Enmore hotel- Patrick Martin Jelly H, W., fuel merchant Gaite James, paver Townsend Edward, carter Gagan James, cooper Willard Robert, carter Baines John, brickmaker Harrison Thomas, “Milton” Preston Thomas Wright James, carpenter, “Livingstone cottage” Pier Mrs., “Marlowe” Smith H. T. Collier Mrs. Davis James, clerk Hubbard William, commercial traveller Rote William J. Fennell Mrs. Hunt George commercial traveller Townsend Edward G. 3 Condran Thomas 13 McLaren John, bricklayer 15 Presdy Mrs. 17 May George F., painter 19 Reardon James E., bootmaker 21 Conulty Patrick, coach, painter 23 McLaren Robert, quarryman 25 Becker William, collector 27 McGill Samuel 29 Carleton Robert Conn Edward, dealer Cummins Miss 37 Dowling Samuel 39 Price James Leigh William, clerk Fraser William, joiner 8 Featherstone Michael, dray proprietor 14 Frake Alfred T., bricklayer 16 Richards Mrs. |
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| 18 Agnew Mathew, constable 20 Hopkins Thomas, carter 22 Gerand Emile 24 Murray James, painter 24a Beringer Leonard, carpenter 26 Gretrey Mrs. 28 Brown Mrs., ” Edith house “ 30 Ash Mrs., ” Eva house” 32 Ritchie David 34 Bowers John 36 Rudd William, bricklayer Robert Taylor 3 Tooher John, printer 5 Jones John, draper 7 Rogers Robert, jun., ” Romont” 17 Veaney M., accountant Police station 2 Cook Henry, plasterer 3 Dedo Turo, carpenter 5 Mack Charles, inspector of tram lines Nott and Sullivan, produce merchants Arthur Mrs. E. Sullivan Peter, produce merchant Murray Mrs. Jarvis Robert, carpenter Cousins Richard, stonemason Conyngham Paul, tobacconist Flower William, grocer Morris Eleanor, confectioner Cridge W., hairdresser Carroll Mrs., grocer Windsor terrace- 1 Peisner Frederick 2 Tully Mrs. Elizabeth 4 Cook Mrs. 5 Macnamara Thomas, bootmaker May H. and Co., fuel merchants Randle terrace- 1 Blackman James, painter 2 Pickering William, timber merchant 3 Ainsworth Joseph, van proprietor 4 Wait Miss A., music teacher Mills Mrs. C., ladies’ nurse 5 Bolt Samuel, contractor 6 Strauss Abraham 7 Langhorne George, estate agent Coles Charles E., builder 8 McEncroe Pierce 9 Elliott Frederick C. Edmonds William, plumber “Thurnby” Brian W., butcher Barden C., produce merchant Edwards G. P.. grocer Goode Bernard, photographer |
Whiteman John, builder Connor William J., boot warehouse Goodier Frederick A., fruiterer Cromack Albert, grocer Hancock James, stationer Wallis Thomas, butcher Ayres Richard, chemist Price G, T., draper Heslop Frederick, fruiterer Smith James, bootmaker Morris Morris Independent Order Rechabites Redfern J. B., piano tuner Chaim Samuel, dentist Pacey John S., commission, agent and upholsterer Seares Henry, butcher Armstrong Walter, cabinet maker Law Charles H., plumber Mitchell J., decorator Roxburgh Mrs., ladies’ nurse Gould John, grocer Heath and Gogby, drapers Holland J. E., architect Pickering and Sons, timber merchants Brown James, picture framer Smith James, bootmaker Stroud Mary, fruiterer Ewington William, surgeon, “Orakua house” Campbell John, plasterer Rokes William, grocer Nias Mrs., fancy repository Simpson Henry, fruiterer Barnett William Whittle Thomas, architect Bedford David, “Olivebank” Fielder Francis S., J.P., C.P.S., “Fintry cottage” Smith Coles Charles, builder Coles E., tobacconist Griffiths Thomas, bootmaker Jennings and Ward, grocers Le Breton Miss Louisa, fancy repository The Australian Joint Stock Bank- Thomas B. Pettigrew, manager merchant Davis and Co., iron merchants White Weeks, baker Shoppee P, J., land agent 10 Williams Edwin, stonemason |
Wales Frederick Parr Mrs. Cox James, accountant, “Brixton” 3 Willcocks Mrs., “Laurel villa” 5 Baldick Stephen, timber merchant 7 Helliard Charles, fuel merchant 2 Entwistle George, painter 3 Lloyd George, engineer 4 Smith George 5 Smith Frederick, cabman 6 Stevens W, M., accountant 7 Williams John, printer 8 Smart Charles G., bookbinder 9 Wilkinson George, clerk 10 Clemow Robert 11 Mutton Mrs., nurse 12 Barnett Carmi, builder 13 Saggers George, painter 14 Clark William, bricklayer 15 Newton Isaac, carpenter 16 Cann George, carpenter Campbell William, clerk Ada terrace— 10 Mitchell Edward 9 Schollbach Herman, miner 8 Miles John, moulder 7 Savage Thomas, iron fitter 5 Rogers Phillip, plasterer 3 Machan Joseph, carter 2 Long John Fowler George, dairyman Sheridan Thomas, brickmaker Siegel William Hutchison John, engineer Alfred terrace- 1 Lynas J., coach builder Pooley W. D., carpenter Simpson A., coach builder 2 Mettam Joan, contractor Redington Thomas 3 Sargent William A . ” Lillyville” Angel William 39 Hargraves Henry Boyle Robert Jilks George 43 Dickson John, carpenter 53 Bowie Mrs. 55 Chapman William 57 Plagett -, wine and spirit merchant 59 Farnsworth Henry, commission agent Inglefield Walter, draper 63 Creese Alfred 65 Williams William, bricklayer 67 Brabazon Mrs., teacher of classics |
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Day J., commercial traveller, ” Pines” Welsh Henry, pianoforte tuner Klang John, baker Dolton Joseph, reader Simpson – White Richard, bootmaker McFreden Hugh Lee Francis, carpenter Hutton -, bricklayer Bramwell Mrs. McGinley Patrick, clerk Underwood John, painter, ” Violet cottage” Smith James Johnson J., baker Roberts Mrs. Lee Simon Buckland James W., warehouseman Packstone Thomas, ironmonger Codner William Murphy Stephen, ” Wexford house” Walker George, bricklayer Creek C., carter Barnett James, solicitor West George, “Dobrooke cottage” 3 Foster Mrs. 2 Centre – 1 Frame John, stonemason Parker Mrs. Young Thomas, engineer Longstaff Robert, engineer Thorpe James McBride James, bricklayer Olive terrace- Henderson Mrs. Wilson John, storeman Crisp James, coach painter Meers Henry W. Liddell James, painter Goudie James, carpenter Savage Samuel, bricklayer Smith Sidney J., builder Wilson R., carter Read William P., carpenter Lee John J., wheelwright Pearson Thomas Crawshaw Joseph, draper Chapman James Rogers George, draper Cummings John, boot finisher Le Mesurier Frederick, carpenter Murdan John Taylor William Murphy Edward Trethewey Samuel |
Williams Mrs. Tomlins William H. Galeman Thomas chants Draper George Draper William 1 Northcott Frank E., painter 2 Hunter William, brickmaker 3 Ryal John, brickmaker 4 Miner Alexander, brickmaker 5 Graham Anthony 6 Smith John, builder Dyson Joseph Jones C. S, Harber’s terrace- 9 Kirkman Henry, fitter 7 Ismay James E., bricklayer 6 Ismay Joseph., brickmaker 5 Beattie John J., brickmaker 4 Weine Harry, builder 3 Power James, tailor 2 Harber Richard, blacksmith 1 Jones Charles S., painter Morris William, brickmaker Allen Joseph J., accountant 7 Baker Arthur, fireman 9 Howard Alfred J. 13 Neilson Mrs Stewart Mrs., grocer Sheldon Joseph, Lovett Mrs. G, Wilson Mrs. Sheppard James 17 Laslett Frederick, builder 19 Wright Edward, wire worker 21 Hextall Frederick Burridge John 23 Paroz Frederick, carpenter 25 McIlveen Arthur, tailor 27 Peterson Charles, storeman 29 Mackelvein George, compositor 31 Bauchop George, blacksmith 33 Fitzpatrick Mrs. 35 Lambeth Mrs. 37 Amourin Antonio, steward 39 Crisp Henry J., sign writer 41 Falconer Adolphus, plasterer 45 Smith Miss Richards Charles H., stonemason 47 Barford Mrs. 49 Jackson Joseph, blacksmith Thornborrow George, coach, trimmer Newham Lewis, chimney sweeper Gasson George, storeman Landsdown Thomas 65 Witchard George, oyster merchant 67 Hanson Niels, master mariner 69 Olson Adolphus, master mariner Cavanagh E. J., telegraph operator 71 Jones Hugh, plasterer 73 Jones John |
Bute terrace- Mawson John, tailor Austin Edgar, plasterer Nichol William, joiner Unitt Richard A., packer 16 Badge William, stonemason 18 Dayford Thomas 20 Burns William, bricklayer 24 Mabbett William, carrier 26 Horton William T., brass finisher 28 Franklin Alfred W. 30 Reynolds J., stonemason 32 Chaney Irvine, coachman 34 Crown George, carpenter 36 Braine N., painter 38 Dooley — 42 Ferguson Frederick J., painter 44 Wynes Alfred, stonemason Cruwys Walter 46 Child Thomas, plasterer 48 Allinson James, harness maker 50 Mazitelle Francis, master mariner 52 Schnieder Joseph, bootmaker 54 Stirr William, millwright 13 Holmes Mrs, Booth – Asquith George, stonemason Hodgkins Henry, carpenter Wheatley Mrs. E. Leavy James Garde Mrs. E, West side 2 Goodson Edwin 14 Thomas Noah, tram conductor 16 Linklater John, carpenter 22-24 Kelly, Brown and Goddard builders 24 Goddard John, builder 26 Bragg James, butcher 28 Collins Joseph, dealer 30 Cope Henry, van proprietor Ferley Samuel, boilermaker Wheeler Mrs. grocer Wheeler Richard, bricklayer Fraser Mrs, Minister George, grocer Ryan William, van, proprietor O’Grady William Robinson Joseph, bootmaker surveyor 13 Newtown branch Surveyor General’s department 15 Palmer William, bootmaker 17 Lung Mrs. Highland H. A., merchant ” Walmer” Mighell Daniel, commission agent, “Lindfield” |
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THE WONDER OF AUSTRALIA
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Jeffreys William, furniture broker Crocker Miss L., ” Finchley ” Yarrawa terrace- 1 Gurney Henry, engineer 2 Woodhead George, storekeeper 3 Earles Mrs. 4 Harvison Paul 5 Waddington W. S., engineer 1 Hansford A. R., builder 2 Osfield Thomas W., moulder 3 McGrath A. 4 Terry Francis, miller 5 Wing Mrs. McKenzie Charles, stonemason Stone William J., carpenter Dunn Mrs. Kendall Charles, hairdresser Meyers E., photographer McCabe Patrick Davis Mrs. E. Earles -, bootmaker Whitehead Thomas 12 Campbell James, dealer 16 Russell James, plasterer 18 Tasker Oliver 20 Woolmer W., engineer 22 Brighton Charles, carpenter 24 Murray James, baker 28 Johnston John, printer 30 Wilton Thomas, storeman. 32 King William, contractor 34 Tabrett and Draper’s stables 36 Thirgood George, fuel merchant 46 Curtis Mrs. Elizabeth 48 Brenton William, shipwright 50 Tonkin Charles T., carpenter 52 Batty Alfred 54 Giddons John, stonemason 56 Taylor J. H., collector 58 Ainsworth A., hairdresser 62 Dayhew Benjamin, butcher 66 Allison James 68 Thomas Alfred 0. 70 Deay Alexander, carpenter 72 Davies Frederick, clerk 74 Stephenson Thomas, joiner 76 Blatchford William, painter 78 Kester William, coachman 1 Bungate Linus, carpenter 3 Bennett James, grocer 5 Simmons Edmond H., merchant 7 Holder George 9½ Tubbies Miss 11 Bellinger Peter, carpenter 13 Messent -, builder 15 Lord John, clerk 17 Wyatt William, schoolmaster U |
19 Morgan Percy, clerk 23 Carmichael Donald, blacksmith 25 Harris James, grocer McKenzie George, saddler Papineau E., electro plater Stewart Charles, draper Callonder T., storeman 31 Byrne Joseph G, 33 Broadley Joseph, blacksmith 35 Phillips John H., fuel merchant 37 Palme Richard, baker 41 Galvin Mrs. 43 Crotty John, saddler 45 Tovey Robert, plasterer 47 Stores Mrs. 49 Stuart William, waggon builder 51 Atkinson Thomas, coach painter, ” Victor cottage” 53 Pierce William, coach builder 55 Tate Edward, collector 57 Wilson Mrs. 63 Jones John H., bricklayer 67 Robertson William, clerk 69 Walker Mrs. 71 Earle William engine fitter 73 Anderson David, builder 75 Wheeler J., tailor 4 Renshaw Mrs. 8 Clapp Robert, fireman 10 Eaton George, wheelwright 12 Hammell Mrs. 14 Pinfold William, bricklayer 20 Cullen Thomas, engineer 28 Lefroy James, brickmaker 30 Eagleton Martin 32 Horton G. W , bootmaker 34 Walker Mrs., laundress 36 Armstrong Thomas 1 Woodroff Harry, shoemaker 2 Coleman John J., ‘bus proprietor 3 Hunt William, hawker Tabb Mrs., draper 4 Daley J., stonemason 5 Finelly Miss, dressmaker Pritchard George, joiner, “Chelten- ham house “ 3 Handell Henry J., clicker 5 Hartley William, railway guard 7 Goodsell Alfred, carpenter 9 Wooley John, plasterer 11 Huxley William C., slater 13 Reed William 15 Bartholomew Stephen, storekeeper and post office 17 Thorburn Hugh, baker 19 Eaton George L., “Eaton cottage” |
8 Jenkins Mrs, 10 Moody Mrs. 12 Monday Robert, stonemason 14 Jenkins John, draftsman 16 Butler John H., carpenter 18 Moon Mrs., seamstress 20 Goodsell George, brickmaker 22 Goodsell Charles, carpenter 34 Wrather A. H. Myrtle terrace – 1 Greaves James, clerk 2 Culshaw Thomas, wood carver 3 Astley Thomas, brass finisher Gaddes George, cabinet maker 4 Mulholland Thomas 34 Wrather Mrs., tailoress 36 Gearside John, coach builder 38 Bead Charles, carpenter 40 Smith Joseph. 42 Richardson George 44 Jenner Miss R., needlewoman Shoebrook Herbert T. McClelland Mrs. Field Frederick, carter Back Edward H. Thorp Henry Martin James, carpenter Munro George Healy Michael Wood John tanner Patterson Mrs. Davies Mrs. Philips Thomas, baker Poole J. O’Donohue Thomas, tanner Roche Thomas, storeman Wilkinson William Gatley Richard Goodsell Brothers, brickworks Thomson Frederick Edmonds Edward J., plasterer Willdigg Charles, ironmonger Thompson Charles Foldi N., commercial traveller Gerth Charles, carpenter Studdert Mrs. Rankin, Hugh Lovick Julius J., horse dealer Radley Mrs. Hurley P., master mariner Holloway W. E., decorator Glade Henry, importer Taylor William, builder Hunter Thomas grocer Thirgood George, land agent Rogers William, baker Douglas James A., hotel keeper |
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Barton Henry, joiner Groves Frederick, bricklayer Askew William, builder Manning Richard, mariner Griffiths Thomas, joiner Dalley James, storeman Stuart Prank, clerk Austin William J., carrier 2 Dyason William 3 Brock Robert 4 Thruchley William 5 Thruchley Thomas 6 Thruchley Arthur 7 Maddock Henry, solicitor 8 Thruchley Mrs. Walsh Mrs., dressmaker Mitchell -, grocer 20 Lawson James, cabinet maker 22 Lennon T. F., monumental mason Soudan terrace- Atkins Mrs., produce store Marks Samson, draper Taylor J., bedding manufacturer Mudiman T., tailor Goldsworthy John, bootmaker Baker W. T., clothier Alexander E. H., milliner Roberts J., music seller Wheeler John, fruiterer 70 Kelly Robert, baker 86 Ross C. E., saddler 88 Duval G., bootmaker 90 Shorter M., bicycle maker 92 Banks L., furniture warehouse 94 Buckland William, ladder maker 96 Weeks James, undertaker 98 Badier P. C., photographer 102 Jeffries and Son, upholsterers 104 Greaves J. S., draper 110 Singer Sewing Machine Co.’s agency 112 Pedram and Huston, grocers 114 Simpson William, linen draper 118 North and Co., coach builders 120 Merrickley John, restaurant Foster William, watchmaker 122 South Coast Butter and Produce Co,- P. Thomas, manager 124-126 Wood B. A. and Brothers, general storekeepers 132 Phillips T., auctioneer 132½ Savage and Weekley, ironworkers 134 Montgomery Robert, restaurant 136 Langford George W., grocer 140 Nagel Edward, photographer 142 Wycherley H., draper and clothier |
144 Lum Charles A., grocer 148 James Mrs., earthenware store 150 Green Alfred, dyer 152 Newell William, house and land agent 154 Hallam Mrs., dyer 156 Rligh Alfred, carpenter 158 Whately C., coach builder 160 Newton Edward, herbal dispensary 162 Sutton John, sewing machine importer 164 Thompson and Salmon, plumbers 166 Pearce W., saddler 168 Boots and Gommeson, undertakers Bayview cottages- 2 Largin – 3 Cheaseman Mrs., needlewoman 4 Churchill James 5 Curtis Mrs., laundress 6 Naylor Thomas, bricklayer 7 Boylson Engene, commercial traveller 8 Rigglesford James, carpenter 9 Allen Walter, gardener 10 Hendrick James, carter 170 Baldick James, coach builder 172 Murray David, tobacconist 174 Thomson Hobart, plumber 176 Rapson George, bootmaker 178 Sedgwick William G., surgeon 180 Kendall C. H., tobacconist Kuhnell Adolph, restaurant 182 Aspinall and Scott, auctioneers Bennett James, fruiterer 184 Porter H. and Co., whip makers 186 Oatley William, plumber 188 Bank of New South Wales (branch)- J. T. Dignam, manager 190-192 Metzler H. L, furniture ware- house 194 Thirgood George and Co., land agents 196 Bundy Henry A., watchmaker Wesleyan church Wesleyan Sunday school E. Lees, postmaster 204 Cotton Joseph, bootmaker 206 Elbert Albert, matchmaker West George, stationer 208 Temperance hall 210 King J. H., bootmaker 212 Thomas Richard U., lime merchant 212½ Zesch A. E. F., printer Ponton H. J. and Co., land and estate agents 214 Edwards J., cabinet maker 214½ Lewis Richard, watchmaker 216 Griffiths Thomas, bootmaker Weeks James, undertaker 220 Tye Thomas, butcher 222 Ross George, confectioner 224 Bank hotel-James Fay Kitt and Co., auctioneers and estate agents 226 Rose Herbert, blacksmith Tramway fuel sheds Volunteer Fire Brigade station 1 Thorpe George S., woodcarver 3 Olive Alfred, Postal Department 5 King B. and J., cabinet makers 7 Smith James |
9 Russel James, cab proprietor Phillips F., dentist 11 Fisher Walter, sign writer 13 Royal hotel-Edward 0, Bayliss 15 Kelly T., grocer 17 Cover Samuel butcher 19 Whitehorse hotel-Anthony Gillett 21 Green E, W. 23 Bergin Patrick, contractor 25 Fletcher Mrs. laundress 27 Wearing George, chimneysweep 29 Fagg Emma, grocer Sien Ting Dr. 35 McClare Donald, civil engineer 37 Bradley Mrs. 39 Miller Frank, hotel keeper 41 Hannigan John, earthenware dealer 43 Gregory Mrs., fancy depository 47 Fenton Henry 49 Cooper Alexander, land agent 51 Basson Charles, cab proprietor 53 Burden Mrs. R. J., box manufacturer Hillier and Co., cordial manufacturers 55 Suzor and Son, coach builders 57 Alvarez John, printer 59 Garrett Mrs. 61 Clegg J, G., estate spent 63 Letton William H., dentist 69 Thorne Edward, tailor 71 Nelson Andrew, tailor 73 Davis Walter E., grocer 75 Watson John, plumber 77 Johnston and Dunn, fruiterers 81 Madson Charles, fruiterer 83 Hurley G., van proprietor 85 Weston Buckley, basket maker 87 Hutchinson Joseph, stove maker 91 Williams H. W., draper 93 Armstrong Brothers, printers 95 Dunk W. H., tailor 99 Garratt Arthur, sculptor Prince of Wales hotel– William Harwood 109 Solomon Abraham M., photograpper 111 Carr Mrs. 113 Franks Morris, tailor 115 Elliott John, produce merchant 117 Jones Mrs., tobacconist 119 Selig Jacob pawnbroker 121 Harris J. E., watchmaker 123 Wilmore Mrs., confectioner 125 Fraser D. L., grocer 127 Daniel Lambert hotel – Alexander Ireland 129 Hudson, and McCauly, butchers 131 Willard Frederick C., draper 133 Pelton P. W., fruiterer 135 Anderson J. H,, grocer 137 Dalley M. J,. tobacconist 139 Milton Hotel– William Rankin 143 Hill Charles, bootmaker 145 Finegan Mrs., tobacconist 147 Patterson Andrew, stationer 149 Hall Thomas, butcher 151 Miller H., fruiterer 153 Harradine James, hairdresser 155 Trafalgar hotel – Thomas Rorke 157½ Street T. C., watchmaker 159 Dunn James, umbrella maker 161 Millard William, tinsmith |
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| 163 Humphries Thomas, chemist 165-167 Madden William, bootmaker 169 Tuft Thomas, grocer 173 Harrison James, tailor 175 Harrison A., fruiterer 177 Haley Charles, tobacconist 179 Bellemy Richard T., chemist 183 Tait and Co., bootmakers 185 Thompson W. H., cabinet maker 187 Lane Charles J., oil and colorman 189 Brook Thomas, fruiterer 191 Graham William, fruiterer 193 Hilliard G., tobacconist 195 Hooper Brothers, ailors 197 Hastings Mrs., milliner 199 Horsbool James, hairdresser 201 Cohen Henry, pawnbroker 209 Bergin Mrs. Mary, grocer 211 Tasker Oliver, butcher 213 Simpson Henry, fruiterer Edgell H., painter 215 Rapson E. S., confectioner 217-219 Rapson and Sons, bootmakers merchants 225 Melville and Son, undertakers 227 Kingsbury Joseph, clothier 229 Boston Mrs., watchmaker 231 Cowling J. E., baker 233 Davis Austen, butcher 237 Clark Marcus, draper 239 Minister George T., grocer 241 Risby Sarah, grocer 243 Poulson and Bourne, stationers 245 Meader John, oyster saloon 247 Wellsley Charles, tailor 249 Scurr George H., ironmonger 251 Westhoff Frederick, wine and spirit merchant 253 Wiseman John H., grocer 255 Harris James, bootmaker Williams Thomas, dentist 259 Fitzgerald Margaret E., stationer 261 Cricketers’ Arms hotel -Margaret Meek 263 Jarman Andrew W., boot manu- facturer 265 West George, fancy repository Fielding and Williams, builders 267 Gore John, fruiterer 269 Jolly Joseph, painter and paperhanger 271 Harrison E. W. J., baker 273 Hartley F. W., undertaker 275 Holloway W. B., sign writer 277 Davis Brothers, butchers 279 Hardy Thomas, greengrocer 2791/2 Hastings R., agent 281 Vermeesch J. G., tobacconist 283 Fensom T., caterer 285 Swinbourne J., bootmaker English, Scottish and Australian Chartered Bank – P. Hayles, manager 287 Jones Brothers, drapers 289 Oxford hotel William Webster Wilson William H., restaurant dard, manager Bank of Australasia-Ernest T. Cooper, manager |
villa “ Watson C, R., surgeon, “Morevale” Newtown Police station-N. Larkin, sub-inspector 228 Town Hall hotel–John Hoskin 230 Sabinoff Louis, fishmonger Blackmore Charles A., hairdresser Newtown Public Markets-E, French, lessee master; Miss S. Nicholls, head- mistress and Ford, proprietors Congregational Church-Rev. J. T. Warlow Davies, M. A. 250 Organ Mrs., draper and fancy re- pository 252 Marriott John, painter Sabinoff Louis, fishmonger 258-260 Austin Henry, furniture dealer Austin Brothers, carriers 262 Piper William, modeller Hillsdon Richard, timber merchant 272 Sutherland George, platelayer 280 Hillsdon Richard, timber merchant 282 Byrant John, painter 202 Kauss Charles, asphalt contractor 294 Lindley William J., compositor 296 Bedford Alfred, painter Hammond Joseph, carpenter Candler Mrs., music teacher 298 Ashton Edward H., engineer 304 Williams J. C., furniture broker 306 Abel Charles A, B., pastry cook 322 Jolly Mrs.W., “Essington” 334 Bedford John, fruiterer 336 Mullane Michael, bootmaker 342 Sheard Edwin, engineer 348 Mulholland Joseph, grocer and produce merchant 552-354 Lance Alfred, plumber Arnold Albert G., chemist 356 Lance Brothers, painters Cooper R. 400 Gearside Samuel, wheelwright 412 Bates Robert, brick manufacturer 414 Snell George 426 McKechnie James, saddler 482 Lincoln John, blacksmith Hansen J., saddler 540 Allen J., plumber 542 Turner Mrs., dressmaker 544 Strout G. H., draper Hodkinson T., engineer Cox T., produce store Gentle Joseph, brick manufacturer Short William, blacksmith Tabrett, Draper and Co., brick manu- facturers 297 Rienits D,G., tobacconist |
299 Drummond George, confectioner 301 Lambourne Edward W., grocer 303 Gregson John, fancy repository 305 Roland Henry, draper 307 Eldridge William, G., dyer 309 Jones G, T., produce dealer 311 Cronshew Alfred, tailor 313 Miller Henry, fruiterer Serbutt James, hairdresser 315-317 Seymour Giles M., draper 321 Lucas Joseph, watchmaker 323 Sergeant William, bootmaker 325-327 Frederick Edward L., draper 329 Whitaker Henry E., chemist 331 Hilton, Brown and co., seedsmen 333 Hagley Mrs. Elizabeth, draper 335 Griffiths Thomas H., linen draper 337 Rowley William, stationer 339 Ashton, Joseph and Co., grocers 343 Young George E., hairdresser Macready Hugh, stationer 351 King Mrs. produce store 353 Chislett George E, bootmaker 355 Sandringham hotel- Arthur Millar Bromfield and Brown, oyster saloon 357 Steenbhon S. M., provision dealer 361 Allsop William, earthenware dealer 363 Fitzjohn Frank, fruiterer 365 Williamson Edward H., draper 869 Granthom John, tailor Wilkinson Samuel, hairdresser Pattison J. J., grocer 373 Quinn Patrick J., grocer 377 Boggis E. and Co., drapers 379 Stead Rev. Charles (Wes.) 381 White John, tallow merchant 383 Lotze Edward, accountant 885 Ryan John, baker 387 Rapp John, leather merchant Piershank Sebastian 389 Davis Henry, draper 391 Buck Robert, draper 393 Hannington, George, storekeeper 395 May James 413 Camden Ladies’ college-Mrs, W, E. Hilliard and Miss Deacon, principals 435 Harrison Joseph, grocer 437 Eganbotham -, hairdresser Sir William Wallace hotel-Henry F, Hawkin Boxwell John G., farrier 441 Mulholland Joseph, fuel merchant 447 Ibbotson Charles H., coach builder 457 Philpot Mrs, Sarah M., draper 459 McCabe J., stationer 461 Bertram Benjamin, draper 465 Scotton William H., tobacconist 467 Gayner Thomas, bootmaker 469 Agar Mrs.. ladies’ nurse 471 McCauley Daniel, merchant 473 Preston Thomas, newspaper proprietor Harrison -, baker Richardson Major-General John S, C.B., “Holmwood” 539 Kirk David, blacksmith 541 McQueen Farquhar, accountant 547 Thurlow Henry A., greengrocer 549 Stalgis, Smith and Co., butchers 551 Botany View hotel-John M. O’Connell |
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| King street south continued- 553 Hales Thomas 555 Lennon James, produce merchant Pierce Samuel, fencer Tye James, butcher Dingle Richard, tobacconist 563 Hodkinson Thomas engineer Illawarra Railway bridge 589 Ebsworth George 593 Miller Emanuel, brickmaker 595 Lanib Alexander, brick burner 597 Short Mrs., ladies’ nurse 599 Boots John, greengrocer 613 Freeman Mrs. Kaiser H., gunsmith Quinlan James, joiner Barbour Alfred, painter, ” Somerset cottage” Featherstone Gerald, carpenter 4 Blackburn Henry, plasterer 5 O’Malley J. 6 Kirk John, stonemason Erickson John, carpenter Mills William, currier Alger Frederick, carpenter 7 Harris Edward, moulder 8 Morgan Victor, carpenter 9 Jeffrey Mrs., midwife 10 Purnell Arthur, stonemason Wesleyan chapel O’Reilly, head master Moriarty, Rev. John Doyle Rev. John 2 Cutter Robert, accountant 28 Fillding Mrs., ” Tamar house” Spencer M., miner Sarginson William 3 Silvester George 15 Leneghan Mrs. Taberty Patrick 17 Smith Andrew 19 Harrison Lambert, carpenter 21 Jeaschky Gustave, modeller 31 Carney John J. W., silversmith 33 Scanlan Edmund 35 Hokin Frederick, bricklayer 37 Graham Thomas, painter 39 Stewart John P., hotel keeper |
41 Bendall Alfred, grocer Aveling Henry, draper Roberts David, carpenter Guthrie George, marble mason Dehy Stephen, meat preserver Sheffield William, bricklayer Risby Charles, grocer Harper Boyd, draper Jackson William, clerk Hurley William H., butcher Gannon Mrs. Bedford G. W., bootmaker Bedford Mrs, Anna 49 Adams Charles, stonemason, ” May cottage” 51 Temple Edwin 53 Gole Edmund, clerk 55 Alexander George, stonemason 57 Gardiner Mrs. A., dressmaker 59 Hudson James Hudson Joseph B., plasterer Hudson E. T., plasterer 61 Taffe Mrs., Mary A. 63 Burgess Edmund, baker Burgess H., clerk Burgess Miss, dressmaker 1 Lane John 2 Shaw James, draftsman 3 Meares Alfred 4 Thompson Mrs. Eliza French Edward, auctioneer Mowle Aubrey Murray P. Robinson W. J. 1 Miller William 2 Preston James, engineer 3 Hodgson James, bricklayer 4 Mays David, clerk 5 Douglas Mrs. Gleeson William, bricklayer Riley William Boxwell John, blacksmith Coyle Mrs., teacher Whitehead John, van proprietor McMahon P. J., commission agent, ” Kelbourne” Hawkins T. and Sons, painters Silverberg Joseph Langley John Chantler Mrs. Bryant John A. |
Marlborough Francis, grocer Harvey James Cruise Cornelius, dealer Melville Mrs., laundress Joy Frederick, plasterer Foran J., coachbuilder Murray David, master mariner Gibson James, carpenter Blackmore Charles police Herbert Michael Frazer John, ” Eureka house” Barker Henry. architect “Hawthorne” Thomson William, surveyor ” Madeley” Flaherty Martin, cab proprietor Pryde Henry, jam manufacturer ” Lyke villa” Evans Alfred, ” Essex villa” Sewell John F., ” Montrose villa” Momsen Andrew M., clothier, ” Brompton villa” Bingle Walter, “Hazeldean” Bingle Harry Bingle John R. Dolman William, ” Noumea villa” Glasson Mrs. Brighton terrace Ainsworth Henry, plasterer Wiley John, clerk —— Longdown street-East side O’Connell street to Maloney’s fence Stephen’s Grammer school Stephen street 5 Canowltie Joseph, coach painter 7 Carroll John 9 Murphy George B., farrier 11 Spilsey Mrs. Montgomery Mrs. Willard Mrs. E. Goodsell Frederick J. Walker Montague, clerk Brett James, greengrocer Bradshaw Samuel, carter Humphreys H., carpenter Cox -, Short J. Thomas, blacksmith. Tye Horace, brickmaker Harris William, brickmaker Fann Mrs., “Clifton cottage” Milne G., joiner Keyes William, storeman. |
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| Ashworth Mrs. Orth William, baker Goodridge Thomas, brickmaker Ball Henry Duckworth Edward Harris Thomas Smith -, bootmaker Kent George, brickmaker Clayton George, brickmaker Willard Alfred H., carter Clarkson William, fireman Rees James, bootmaker Devery Henry Barnes Charles, carter Mars John, signalman Ryder Richard Draper George, clerk Mellor John, stoker Thompson Richard, blacksmith Simpson William J., engineer Evitt Edward T. 1 Henessey John, furniture broker 3 Gilfinnan Mrs., boarding house 4 Smith J. G., clerk 5 White Mrs. H., dressmaker 6 Crowell George Milne George, builder Hillsdon Richard, timber merchant Falconer Robert B., draftsman, ” Gar- field “ Shepherd Albert J., plasterer Dawson Gordon, police sergeant Smith D. Hynard Thomas, clerk Thompson John, gaol warder Palmer Mrs., ” Dublin cottage “ Martin Mrs., ” Mary cottage “ Farr James, grocer Thorpe Henry Keyes Thomas, bill poster Gribban Charles F., engineer Thorpe Robert Lenton Thomas, carter Cummins Michael Roberts G., butcher Hayward Samuel T., pastry cook Dawes William Steel Samuel, wool classer Gillet -, surveyor Evans John Martin James, bootmaker Midgley Mrs. Ward Mrs. Townsend Charles |
Sechold Thomas, carter Nottle John, brickmaker Burling John, brick manufacturer Pomeroy Mrs. Kelso James, grocer Stewart William, carter Shear Edwin Ottery Samuel, carter Stenhouse George Elstub Mrs. Brand Henry Napier Thomas, engineer Woodcock John, carter Simpson Thomas Smith William, short hand writer Stringfellow Thomas Croft Frederick, teacher of music Leigh Miss Smedley Mrs,. ” Moorville” Barden Charles produce merchant O’Donnell Susan Dean William Allen Percy, ” Maxwell” Nelson George, builder, ” Gordon” Duff John, ” Lisgar” Duff Hugh, auctioneer Duff Gordon, surveyor James Philip B., ” Gladstone house” Single John, ” Garfield” Cowley Percy, surveyor. ” Wailurin” Davis Sydney Taylor Alfred J., stonemason Harvey William, carpenter, ” Brooklyn” Llewellyn George, master mariner Matheson John, builder, ” Beech- worth” Kennedy Mrs. Vineburg Alexander, bootmaker Wallis James H., ” Noriah cottage” Hopkins Alfred J., watchmaker Lawson J., lithographer Moore Miss, dressmaker Moore James S., builder Carter Sidney, “Florence villa” Rodney terrace– 5 Butler -, bootmaker 4 Grant John, plasterer 3 Moss John 2 Kilby Arthur 1 Compton Albert 1 Confeld Leopold, engineer 3 Jones Alfred E., engineer 5 Macpherson James, joiner 7 White Edward 9 Stanley John, tanner Bearap J., commercial traveller Carlisle terrace– 3 Hellyer Alfred G, 4 Sutton Edwin 5 Barrow Henry, joiner Dyson -, seedsman, ” Lyall cottage” Plunkett George W., joiner Chalmers James Stephen James, grain merchant Mortimer Mark |
Smith Mrs, Hamilton, H., painter Mackay R, Conroy Michael Callan Laurence, coach, painter Lee Miss, music teacher Ying Sam Moy Moy Mrs. Millington Samuel. bricklayer Cox William, bricklayer Anthon Daniel Batty George, warehouseman Clinton J., ” Mishwalum” Pyne William 3 Hellmrich Mrs. 7 Johnson Samuel 9 Dickson Magnus F. 11 Mercer Robert, bricklayer 13 Harkis Thomas 15 Dunton Miss, dressmaker 17 Gannon Mrs, Rogers Robert Waring Thomas, commercial traveller Hurst James Poole Alfred Knock William. Primitive Methodist Church-Rev. E. C. Pritchard Rawlings James Wallace Robert, grocer Brett William Hawkins Jesse, brickmaker Hogan Thomas Coley Enoch Falconer F. F., clerk Fleckman Mrs. 7 Martin George, brickmaker 6 Conway M. 5 Hart in Joseph, 4 Douglas Frederick, brickmaker 3 Brown Charles, brickmaker 2 Keating William, brickmaker 1 Sckweikert George, blacksmith 4 Hynes Mrs, Lusby John, carpenter 6 Cousins William, stonemason 8 Daggar Mrs., dressmaker Todd Mrs. Mather William McEndue Thomas, “Waterton” Taylor Robert, clerk, “Paisley house” Dalyell Mrs. ” Nirwana” Dalyell Miss, school teacher Hannan Robert, insurance agent, “Niagra house” Price Mrs., “Franklyn |
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| Metropolitan road continued- Archibald J. Dawson James, poulterer Usher John, civil engineer St. Kilda terrace– 2 _Balkenburg Joseph 5 Dunn E. Mrs. Skinner David, engineer Condran Mrs. Atkin Herbert J. Farris A. W., fernery artist Gibbons Joseph Wellington John, bricklayer Plumb John, merchant, ” Milluriel” Kimberley villas- 1 Chaffer W., builder 2 Rubie Peter, clerk Sindel E., merchant, ” Sindelville ” Child Thomas, clerk Young James, engineer, “Lilliesleaf ” Smith James, carpenter, “Fernie hill” Lennon John, cab proprietor, ” Merry- ville “ Williamson Henry T., engineer Campbell street Brown Mrs. Langeman Herman, cabinet maker 1 Farman Emily, seamstress 9 Hamilton George 13 Pratt William 27 Rice Silas, carpenter 29 Duggan Stephen, foreman of works 31 Guthrie Adam F., accountant 4 Shirley William, engineer 10 Sparkes J. P., boilermaker 12 Edwards Thomas, cabdriver 14 Blackford David, tailor 16 Shorter William, greengrocer 20 Torr George, builder Torr Mrs., dressmaker 22 Gibson William, engineer 24 Burton Mrs. 28 Russell William, insurance agent 30 Walsh Mrs., dressmaker 32 Walsh Edward, van proprietor Cook Mrs., draper 34 Neven A. G., grocer 35 Rapp Jacob, merchant 36 Kelly Michael, porter St. Stephen’s infant school 7 Griffiths John, commercial traveller 13 Allen William, hotelkeeper, ” Islington cottage” 17 Miles Mrs. |
25 Young Alfred A., hairdresser 27 Callow John, accountant 29 Smith Octavius Hamilton William, draper 33 Short Thomas W., fuel merchant 35 Becker Joseph, stonemason Betchel William, gardener 37 Robinson Frank, carter 4 Sampson Samuel, joiner 6 Bell John 8 Gough Robert 12 McGrath Peter, butcher 14 Mackenzie Mrs. Mary A., dressmaker 16 Greenwood Jonathan, contractor Kidman, ” Myrtle villa “ 26 Peare Mrs. E. 28 Trevana Mrs., dressmaker 2 Waldon Mrs, M. 4 Molikan J. 8 Nicolls James, tinsmith 10 Smith Harry 12 Ryan Barney, carter 14 Egan Felix, bootmaker 16 Lacey – 20 Bentley William Eyles Reuben, tram conductor Draper R., musician Murray Henry, bricklayer Hollis Robert, fireman Douglas Henry, coach trimmer Webster B. McDonald Joseph, railway guard Frame John MacDonald Joseph Smith Samuel, saddler Kaesewurn John, master mariner Turner George, stonemason. “Videtta cottage” Wittam Thomas, bricklayer 31 Bennett Alma, tailor 29 Brown Walter W., surveyor Bolin George, plumber Thompson Mrs, ” Hamilton house” Butler William, carpenter Watkins William, compositor Sayer Frederick Stewart Mrs., grocer Quinn Patrick, van proprietor Young John, coach builder Ewart Archibald, iron, turner Brooks Samuel, fitter Nisbet Peter, grocer 10 Bath William, railway porter 12 Purkiss Charles, ” Ashton house” 14 Davis Richard, wheelwright |
Thelwell Mrs., grocer 26 Mansfield George, vanman 28 Palmer Charles 30 Scott George, printer 32 Booth John, tram conductor 34 Young John, carter 36 Munro George, carpenter 38 Jackson Charles, upholsterer 40 Hawkes J. Lovell James, grocer Hereford Robert, carter Schroeder – Coutie Joseph coach builder Howarth D. B. and Son. Pioneer steel foundry Bromley Sidney, plumber Lane Miss, music teacher Selwyn Alexander, blacksmith Heighway Adolphus G., van pro- prietor Scott Theodore, commercial traveller Harper Henry, clerk Jeffreys Henry, contractor Eggleton William, brickmaster Hewish George Ventura Mrs. Cocks William E., butcher Winscombe Mrs. Machin William, van driver Dureau, Camille Hayden Thomas, bricklayer 5 Tamman Thomas, carrier 9 Gooden Alfred 16 Oakes Robert 18 Lees James 17 Dudmore Joseph, jeweller 19 Downes Mrs, Albury R., ironmoulder 21 Gawthorpe Frederick 25 Reynolds Mrs, 29 Hitches William, saddler 33 Mooney Mrs. 37 Reid Michael, engine driver 43 Bardsley Joseph, tinsmith Boyle James, carpenter Eliasaph terrace- 4 Turner William 3 Barbur William, engine driver 2 Driver James, baker 1 Smith John, painter Clifton terrace- 4 Coulter Peter 3 Bell James, brickmaker 1 Carter John T., bricklayer 4 Mayne Daniel, fencer 6 Gaw Mrs, 8 Cassidy Luke |
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| Lonegher John 10 Titfley George, mason 20 Lowe Mrs. Albert, laundress 22 Taylor James 24 Taylor John 26 French Sarah 28 Hillyer John, bricklayer Thompson Mrs. Simpson Joseph J., glassblower McIntyre James 3 Muller G., architect 5 Asprey John, tobacconist, “Amelia cottage” 13 Smyth Robert 15 Dyer Ebenezer 17 Cook Henry, bootmaker 19 Turtle Charles, grocer 21 Clare Alfred, plasterer 25 Lee Charles, ” Rose cottage” 27 Brown George 14 Goulding William B., ” Carmel” 16 Patterson Alexander T., ” Westbourne cottage” turer Dixon Henry, contractor Quy Frederick, draper, “Essex house” Goodsell J., carpenter Bray William F., commercial traveller Chilton John Holding John, J. P., ” Holdingsby” Sharp Joseph, stonemason Gibson James, blacksmith Kenney William Kyle James, miner Danby James, iron worker England Alfred, carpenter French James, bricklayer Daly James McDermott Edward Smith Robert G., ” Glen Maye” Polland John H. Broughton Herbert, carpenter Jarman Stephen, stonemason Jarman Daniel, builder Jarman Daniel, timber yard Sutton S., gasfitter Duboise Herbert A. |
Hickman Thomas gational minister “Whalley Range” Stear Robert, bookbinder Day William A. H., telegraph operator Small W., land agent 1 Reid John, draper 2 Wareham Mrs. 3 Leigh William L., accountant 4 Davis Edward, draftsman 5 Evans Miss, dressmaker 6 Monro Mrs. Fairburn, George, letter carrier Courtney John, commission agent Tipper William Forsyth Francis, builder Gladstone street Hayes Patrick, builder, ” May villa” Stephan Adam, lithographer Diener Aloys, printer Grey Mrs., draper Caunter Mrs. Alice, grocer Smith Henry J. Conley Peter Hardy John Osmond Albert, saddler Waters Robert W., carter 12 Beck Samuel 14 Ware Mrs. ” Mont Eagle” Queen’s terrace– 1 Hawkins George, brass finisher 2 Weir Thomas W., printer 3 Muller Mrs., Louisa Spinks James, wheelwright Say Henry, bricklayer Cooke Walter, boot merchant Howell Robert Twa Tee, gardener 64 White David, carpenter 66 Howard James Weston C. J. accountant 5 Remily Mrs. 7 Spring James, ” Victoria house” |
9 Plomley Francis J., ” Albert house ” 11 Lawson James, cabinet maker 15 Madsen Hans, surveyor “Hesselmed house” 17 Sharp John H., merchant, ” Arthurleigh” 19 Watson John, basket maker 21 Grude Mrs. 23 Bradshaw George H. 25 Ward Thomas, “Mascotte” Ebenezer terrace 1 Reid Samuel, carter 3 Hooper William, clerk 5 Pengelly W., tailor 7 Spencer Thomas E., contractor 9 Sharpe William 6 Langlands James, master mariner 10 Hornybrook Michael, carpenter 12 Phillips John W., bookbinder 18 Scrcheriaad Edward, bootmaker 26 Liddle James 28 Jones William, carpenter 30 Nicholls John 32 James Joseph E., florist 34 Croker John 36 Sainty James, lamp lighter 38 Moate George E., bricklayer 40 Grinham David, sawyer 42 Griffin Thomas Henry Herbert, punter Industrial hall 1 Skeleton Mrs. 2 Petty John 3 Jones Frederick, brickmaker 4 Antil John, painter 5 Cuddiford John, chemist 6 Beach Andrew, stonemason 7 Reid Charles, master mariner 8 Moore George, bootmaker 9 Meredith George, asphalter 10 Redwin Thomas, bricklayer 7 Dunn William, carter 9 Hoffman Frederick 11 Kent James 13 Webb James, letter carrier 15 Elliott J., bootmaker 17 Wright S. J., plumber 19 Daley Mrs. 35 Abagail James, grocer 45 Hay William 47 Powell James 49 Hoborn -, plasterer 51 Moon. John, currier 53 Goldsmith Thomas, printer 55 Bayley James, printer 57 Warn Mrs, 51 Brown Henry, carpenter |
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| Regent street continued 61 Dubber Charles E., butcher 63 Hannah Mrs. 67 Maher Mrs. 69 Pierce Charles 71 Pithers James 73 Melville Ninian, M. L. A., ” Brookville “ 76 Hewitt Mrs. 77 Waters P. T., painter 79 Hill Alfred, draper 81 Griffin Morris, plasterer 8 Taylor George, painter 10 Crane James 12 Pursell Mrs. E. 22 Sly J. W., stonemason 24 Spencer William, painter 26 Quinton Thomas, plasterer 28 Jackson Henry E., bricklayer 30 Delponte A. and J., carpenters 32 Maguire John, dealer 34 Newton Thomas 36 Lincoln George 38 Dunn – 40 Mitchell James, stonemason 42 Martin Alfred, plasterer 46 Taaffe Mary, nurse 50 Hart George C., baker 52 Wagner William T., plasterer 54 Dunk Walter 60 Cullen Joseph 62-64 Glassworks Hotel-John Harris 66 Green Thomas carpenter 68 Eady Walter 70 Aveling Henry, plasterer 72 Yager Charles, compositor 74 Elstab Robert, carpenter 80 William Espero, dealer Phillips William G., asphalter Riese Louis, clerk Dadswell Charles, boot merchant Richardson George, merchant Woodfield Mrs. Mears Mrs. 3 Falconer Andrew, plasterer 4 Bramwell John 5 Kinarn John, commercial traveller 6 Ritson Robinson, draper 7 Bramwell Arthur, marble mason 8 Clarkson George, engine driver 9 Brown Mrs. Snowdon terrace– 1 Mason Robert, plasterer 2 Stone John, painter 3 Chenoweth W., carpenter 4 Cheadle W. 5 Hodson C. H., metallurgist 6 Dalby Mrs. Warren Robert, grocer Piper William, modeller |
Burnham Anthony Heywood George, contractor Budge James, millwright Grant Edward, painter Crease Charles Grant Edward, painter Walton Thomas 3 Wilson William 7 Dagg Thomas, carter 9 Hambley Mrs., dressmaker Lane John F. Ovenden Mrs. Gash James 40 Swan Henry W., coach builder 42 Coomber Charles Twiss Samuel, confectioner Bennett George M., ” Florenceville” Thorne J. J., fruiterer Walker C, carriage painter Kerswell William H., engineer Liardet Frederick E., railway station master Pepper Samuel, bricklayer Pepper Mrs., dressmaker Macdonaldtown railway station, – Frederick Liardet, station master 7 Malone Martin, ” Emerald cottage” 9 Lundy Samuel 4 Armstrong W. A., bootmaker 6 Willows Miss 10 Sims William, wheelwright 12 Shepherd J. W., veterinary surgeon 14 Garrett James W. Wood J. 12 Wood Joshua S, Ware Mrs., “Mowea villa” 20 Lincoln Thomas 22 Greta Charles, builder 24 Newnham John carpenter 26 Littley Mrs., K Warrell William, bootmaker turers Hardman Richard, merchant Hardman John. Jun., merchant Rattigan Pierre, bootmaker |
“Butleigh” Henry Daniel, J. P.. ” Yarrowa ” Alcock James. hide merchant “Chelsea villa” Mutton Edward H., “Altona “ Camp William, engineer Trethowan Nicholas, builder Price Frederick, grocer Dirks Christian F., painter 1 Tolley Thomas, builder 2 Brown James, bootmaker 3 Liaban Carl 4 Martin Walter 5 Campbell John, bricklayer 6 Johnson Frederick G., painter 7 Lawton Frederick. bricklayer 8 Jurd Mrs, Hannan 9 Curtis Henry, butcher 10 Williams John, stonemason 11 Ashlin George, painter Nottingham terrace– 1 Butler John, painter 2 Jones Walter W., draper 3 Brown Thomas W., fettler 4 Cook Frederick, stonemason 5 Lodge Malcolm A. 6 Burgess Henry, bricklayer 7 Hobson John, painter 8 Condon Abel, secretary Katoomba colliery 9 Moses John, dealer 10 Smith Henry C., civil engineer 11 McLaughlin John, carter 12 Davison William, hotel broker 13 Ball William, pitman 14 Bierschank Harry, baker 15 Coyle Mrs. —— “Violet cottage” Owen George D. May Alfred, Jeweller, “Brierley” McKenzie John, clerk, ” Allerton” Martin Charles R., iron moulder Holland Arthur J., hairdresser Bent Mrs, Ann Morelli Joseph A., carpenter, ” May- bury cottage” Garland George F., commercial agent “Snowdon” Eldridge George Hackney Alonzo Edwards Arthur Scott John, clerk Gray George, warehouseman. Watts Albert N., engineer Clark William, furniture broker Happ Andrew, wheelwright, “Emmeline” Sloan street St. Helen’s terrace– 1 McCullough John 3 Bennett Thomas, engineer 4 Hansen Christian, engineer Northam terrace– 1 King Thomas, bricklayer 2 Dehy Edward, tinsmith |
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| 3 Plowman Alfred, draftsman 4 Lovell John G., joiner 5 Jennings John H. 6 Bradley Benjamin Underwood John, ” Astley” Board George R., ” Clifton” James Mrs. Caroline Bradshaw Richard, clerk O’Brien John, printer, ” Collingwood” Cooper Richard H., contractor, “Charlton” ville” Willmott G. Evered George, brass moulder Anderson H., carpenter Stevenson William, butcher Humphries C. Harris Ebenezer, grocer Fetherston Gerald, carpenter Fetherston Mrs., ladies’ nurse Glancey Michael, constable Robin Frederick T., painter Colley Joseph, dealer Wright Alfred, carpenter Burton Mrs. Butler G. F., shipping clerk Maguire John, bus proprietor Andrews John, carter 2 Hough James, gardener 3 Kallerman William, ganger 4 Hinds Frederick, engine driver 5 Hughes Henry F., master mariner 6 Booth Charles 8 Fox Jesse, builder 9 Wainwright Miss 10 Merritt William, draper Angus and Son, coach builder Cozens Richard, warehouseman Gillis James, wine and spirit merchant Myers Albert F., architect Christ church-Rev. W. Johnstone, M. A. Johnson Frederick W., baker Petersham) Wildman Daniel, builder, ” Warwick house” Warwick hall- Bricklayers’ society Rechabites’ Horning Star lodge Royal Victoria Lodge O. F., No. 1170 Heart of Oak Lodge U. A. O. D. Brown L. and Co., fuel merchants Culshaw T., wood carver May Henry, fuel merchant Partridge Mrs., ” Bonthorne” Garrett James, builder, ” Haw- thorne” Merrett George, ” Austenville” Wheeler George, ” Mansfield “ |
Lincoln Mrs. C. Morrison George, bootmaker Beveridge Mrs. Lawrence, boarding house Conley James, accountant, ” Hazle- mere ” Francis Alfred, surveyor, ” Stretton house “ Dean Edward, ” Ulster house ” Ulster terrace– 1 Fuller Edgar, commercial traveller 2 Roe Mrs. H. 3 Pryce Robert S, 4 Jenkins Mrs. C. 5 Franklin H. J., printer and publisher 6 McKern Frederick 7 Lennon John 8 Stuart Miss Rebecca, teacher of music 9 Ward Mrs., ladies’ nurse 10 Rickerts Mrs. Bealmer James 12 Bennet Miss, dressmaker 13 Hopkinson Mrs. 14 Wilson Edward, journalist 15 Hart Peter F., builder Hardman J., baker Butler Thomas, land agent Irvine Adam, commercial traveller Stickley Miss dressmaker Wildman Samuel, clerk M’Gory -, grocer City Coal Company’s depot Stock Barden Charles, produce merchant Fenwick Rev. David (Baptist) Elliott Edwin C., machinery importer ” Dulwich house “ Duesbury George Mahony Mrs, Elizabeth, ” Argyle villa “ Mahony Frank, artist Mayes John E., surveyor ward Corner, head master 3 West Joseph, butcher 5 Cobbin William, hairdresser 7 Macnamara Mrs. 9 Smith William, builder 10 Hubert John, wheelwright 12 Bullen James, sen. |
Bullen J., Jun., clerk 16 Crane John E, 18 Newman Charles A., registrar of births, deaths and marriages 20 Knight Charles, carpenter 24 Quirk Mrs. 26 Donahoe Mrs. 28 Butler Mrs. 32 Howe Robert B., builder 46 Milverton Edward, steward 48 Kirby S. S., bookseller 50 List Philip, commercial traveler 52 Hewitt James T., plasterer 54 Toepfer Fritz, fuel merchant 56 Page William, baker 58 Bates John, painter 62 Donaghan John, bootmaker 64 McKinnon Donald, bill poster 66 Welcome inn-Mary Rose 3 Burke Edmund 5 Alexander Henry, mathematical in- strument maker 7 Atkin Mrs. 9 Davis Charles, draper 11 Heggarty W. 13 Weekly Mrs., dressmaker 15 Weekly John, carpenter 17 Moore Charles, clerk 19 Gannon John, clerk Boyne George, plasterer Parkes Henry, carpenter McSweeny Justin, contractor Vermeesch Mrs. Bibi Mrs. Lander Mrs. Power Edward H., auditor and accountant Toms Charles, printer Kenwood W., architect Lieshman William, stonecutter Thornthwaite and Stephan, steam printing works Kentucky Tobacco factory 1 Pepper John, grocer 2 Ball Henry 3 Gawne Walter, plasterer 4 Dillon John, bricklayer 5 Membrey Arthur, carpenter 6 Denning John, carpenter 7 Fennell Mrs. 8 Hay Robert, clerk 3 Dowsett James, pattern maker 5 Smith Alfred, clicker, ” Fairleigh” 7 Harris Thomas, ironmonger |
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| Union street continued- 9 Lummiss James, carpenter 11 Lummiss William, gunsmith 13 Sutton George, engineer 15 Monaghan Thomas, engineer 17 Goldthorpe James, tailor 19 Smith Thomas H. 21 Olive Walter, brickmaker 23 Slater Mrs., dressmaker 25 Johnstone 25½ Fraser, Angus 27 Wenzell Peter, confectioner 29 Churchwood Charles, ” Norwood ” Oliffe, Walter 33 Edwards David 41 Egleton – 43 McDonald John, compositor 43 Dymock John, clerk Thompson William. 53 Crawford George, tailor 55 Wheeler Miss 57 Hime Charles E., agent 59 Wynn William, mariner 63 Campbell James, dealer 69 Thompson J. D., painter 71 Schipper William H., watchmaker Wilson David, carpenter Brooks Matthew, carter 75 McIntyre Hugh 77 Wallace George 79 Stone Mrs., tailoress 81 Hawk George 83 West John, van proprietor 85 Byatt William T., painter 89 Cann Mrs., milliner Copeland Henry, clerk 95 Hutton Joseph, stonemason 101 Shaw Mrs. 103 Watt Mrs. 105 Higgins John 107 Crosby G. 131 Garwell Mrs. 133 Woolley Mrs. 135 Gearside George, blacksmith Knight street 137 Union inn-Elizabeth Parish Osgood Mrs., laundress Sinden William, plumber 4 Best Mrs. J. 6 Kennedy Mrs. 8 Fogarty Edward 18 Frazer John W., commercial traveller Fitzgerald Richard, contractor Nagel Edward, photographer 38 Perth Robert 40 Carter Mrs. 42 Hatton William, artist 46 Richmond Malcolm, builder 48 Richardson Mrs. 3 Cockburn Mrs. |
5 Fowler Frederick W., clerk 7 Street T. C., watchmaker 9 Ferrier -, carpenter 11 Baylis Mrs, 13 Hurst William, turncock Hibble W. G., “Leinster” 17 Dowling Miss, dressmaker Wilson Andrew 25 Killigrew James, cutter 27 Chapman Miss 29 Cockerton G, A, commercial traveller 31 Sproull James 35 Ikin Robert P. 37 Rice Mrs. Ann 39 Davis E. J., engineer 41 Doble Mrs., boarding house 43 Boness Henry, cabinet maker 45 Hannigan Mrs Lowndes Samuel, coach builder 3-5-7 Gould Mrs, Mary E., teacher of dancing 9 Bourke Mrs. Honoria 11 Davis Robert 13 Pagnotti Signor, teacher of music 15 Lindley Mrs. 17 Collie Rev. Robert Presbyterian church. -Rev. Robert Collie, F. L. S. 23 Brown R. A. 25 Sapsford Alfred 27 Everest George 37 Blanch Henry M. 39 Dixon William H., accountant 41 Rosenthal Philip 43 Newall Charles 49 Cornwell John W., auctioneer 51 Fewkes Henry N., plasterer 53 Byrne Patrick 55 Grimshaw William 57 Colling Thomas, van proprietor 59 Martin Frederick W., plasterer 61 Hannan Mrs. 63 Grimshaw Mrs. H. 65 Chantler Christopher, saddler 67 Coveny Mrs., dressmaker 69 Pickard Henry, builder and store- keeper Wilburn Miss, teacher of music 75 Mulqueen Thomas, constable 77 Thompson William 81 Cox William R., bricklayer 83 Matchett Abraham 85 Cox James 87 Williams George, bricklayer 89 Arnold Sydney, hatter 12 Boyd George, architect 14 Lane Rev. George (Wesleyan) 16 Tye Thomas, butcher 18 Jolly Mrs, 20 Stewart David 24 Stonier William, draper 26 Stonier Mrs. A., ladies’ school |
42 Dyer Francis, postman Williams Edward, stonemason 44 Wheeler William J., cabinet maker 46 Warke Arthur R. 48 Hynes John 50 Fairbairn Henry, plumber 54 Beves George, plasterer 56 McCloy Thomas, tailor 58 Lee George 60 Lewington Walter G., contractor 62 Hughes Mrs. Brunt William, ” Ethel cottage ” Tolley Wharton, engineer 1 West Benjamin, bootmaker 2 Sharp William, contractor 3 Farell Patrick, brickburner 4 Nesbitt Robert 5 Thompson Harry 6 Brier Joseph, grocer Cox William, contractor Dennis Thomas, brickmaker Parker Frederick Alderson Roland H. Cullen Joseph Martin Thomas Eldeshaw Mrs, John street Roseworm Walter Tabrett John, ” The Priory” Fenning Mrs. Newtown pound – James Rawlings poundkeeper Haffner Leonard. builder Walker Macquarie, storekeeper SUBURBAN INDEPENDENT-Preston and Ford, publishers 9 Matthews William, striker 8 Larkin James 7 Dole Mrs. Ellen 6 Meredith Goorge 5 Pullen R., bookbinder 4 Barrett William 3 Green Sidney G., draper 2 Archdeacon -, civil engineer 1 Oswald Thomas, painter Smith John Mossman F., clerk Weekes Mrs. Catherine Weekes Francis, farrier Skerrit Mrs. Hall William, builder, “Lilian cottage Howarth David, steel founder Fawkner Thomas J., ” Austral house” Austin Thomas R., carrier, “Ilfra- combe house” Guest Joseph engineer Schultz H, Wilson J, Cassels Samuel, tinsmith Thornton Mrs., music teacher |
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| Hill Charles A. Laisen Peter Grien Henry, artist Reid William H. Katoomba Colliery Co. – Stephen Nutter, agent Ryan William Biggar John 4-6 Williams William H., saddler 8 Gommesen Joseph, engineering works 12 Jolly Joseph, painter 18 Williamson David, builder 20 Hillier Frank, cordial manufacturer 22 Dawes Mrs. 26 Jackson J. E., H. M. C. 28 Herring William, bookseller 30 Webber A. J., wheelwright Tubby William 38 Lambert George H., carpenter 40 Blanchard Charles E. 42 James William, bricklayer 44 Cahill Martin, blacksmith 46 Mason John Greenwood and son, produce mer- chants |
78 Dawson J., saddler 80 Leestone Arthur, hairdresser 82 Lidbury Frederick, painter and decorator 112 Traill W. H., “The Grove” 142 Pimm John, contractor Plumley Mrs., ” Rosebank” 152 Peryman Frederick, engineer 156 Burt Alfred, ” Louisville” 164 Harris Lewis 166 Harrison Henry M., carpenter 3 Endicott James, cab proprietor 5 Davis Daniel H., carter 9 Tarrant Miss S., preparatory school 11 Cooper William, plumber and gasfitter 15 Wilson W. H. 17 Phillips Thomas, auctioneer 19 Fielding Robert, builder 21 Lewis Ador, tailor 25 Wright Thomas, packer, “Minnie cottage” 33 Nicholl George, printer 35 Oatley John, plumber and gasfitter |
37 Burke David J. 38 Flood J. F., inspector of nuisances 41 Lamond James, builder 43 Lamond Mrs., nurse 45 Summerhayes William, builder 47 Trowell Thomas J., accountant 49 Marie Madame, teacher of French 51 Tresscott T., cordial maker 53 Mills James, cordial manufacturer house agent 75 Jefferis Rev. James R,, LLB., “The Retreat” 79 Blackman Mrs. S., “Retreat cottage” 39 McCulloch Thomas, “Pine villa” 4 Salier Mrs. E. King George, steward Hind William, stonemason 12 Bennett Alfred, fruiterer, “Wilder- ness” Triggs George N., coach builder 1 Guy Mrs, James 3 Saunders Edward 5 Cooper W. J., builder |