Kelley 1912 Bromley Directory

1914 Kelleys Directory of Bromley

1914 Kelleys Directory of Bromley v1.006

Bromley | Beckenham aand Shortlands | Bickley | Chelsfield | Chislehurst | Cudham | Downe | Farnborough | Foots Cray | Grove Park | Hayes | Keston | Knockholt | Mottingham | North Cray | Orpington | Shortlands | St May Cray | St Pauls Cray | 






KELLY'S Bromley Directory


("BUFF BOOK")
(With which is amalgamated Strong's Bromley Direcblry)
!
REVISED
. . . . . .
@.culprising f{)e following ~atis{)es:
BROMLEY, BECKENHAM, BIC~LEY, ClJELSFIELD, CHISLEJIURST, CUDJIAM, DOWNE,
l"ARNBOROUGH, FOOTS eilAY, GROVE PARK, HAYES, KESTON,
KNOCKHOLT, MOTTINGHAM, NORTH CRAY, ORPINGTON, SJIORTLANDS,
ST. MARY CRAY, ST. PAUL'S CRAY AND WEST WICKHAM.
TOGETHER WITH
iOfficial Establishments, Local Insthutions,
i Churches,
Postal Arrangements, & c., & c.
ONE . SHILLING.
(COMPLETE WITH MAP.)
PRINTED AND PUBLISHET) 
KELLY'S DIRECTORIES LIMITED,
182, 183 Al'P 184, HIGH HOLBORN, LO~DON, W,O






KELLY'S
Bromley 'Directory
("BUFF BOOK")
(With which is amalgamated Strong's Bromley Directry)
!
REVISED
. . . . . .
@.culprising the following ~atis{)es:
BROMLEY, BECKENHAM, BICKLEY, CHELSFIELD, CHISLEIURST, CUDHAM, DOWNE,
FARNBOROUGH, FOOTS CRAY, GROVE PARK, HAYES, KESTON,
KNOCKHOLT, MOTTINGHAM, NORTH CRAY, ORPINGTON, SHORTLANDS,
ST. MARY CRAY, ST. PAUL'S CRAY AND WEST WICKHAM.

TOGETHER WITH

Official Establishments, Local Insthutions,
i Churches,
Postal Arrangements, & c., & c.
ONE SHILLING.
(COMPLETE WITH MAP.)
PRINTED AND PUBLISHET) 
KELLY'S DIRECTORIES LIMITED,
182, 183 Al'P 184, HIGH HOLBURN, LONDON, W,C






PRINTED BY KELLY'S DIRECTORIES LIMITED,
182, 18~ AND 184, HIGH HOLBORN, w.e. ;
AND
MIDDLE MILL. KINGSTON-ON-THAMES.





Aberdeen Buildings
Addison Road ...
Albert Road
Aldermary Road .
Aldermen and Councillors of Bromley Corporation .
Alexandra Crescent... ...
Ambulance Brigade - St. John
Amesbury Road
Arts and Crafts Society
Ashgrove Road... . ..
Assistant Overseers
Athletic Clubs ...
Avenue (Bickley)
Avondale Road ...
Aylesbury Road

Babbacombe Road
Balfour Hoad .
Banks... .
Baptist Church... ... ...
Baptist Church, Bromley Common
Barfield Road... ... ...
Barnett Wood Road
Barnfield Wood Road ...
Beaconsfield Road
Beckenham Grove
Beckenhay T,ane ... ...
Beckenham and Bromley School of Music and Art
Beckenham and Shortlands Commercial Directory ...
Directory ...
Institutions, & c.
and Shortlands Private Resiilents
Professional Directory ...
Postal Information
Education Committee .. ,
School of Arts and Crafts
Street Directory
Technical Institute
Urban District Council ...
Beechfield Cottages
Bickley Crescent
Directory
Park Road
Road ...
Street Directory
BiJd·in·Hand Lane ...
Births, Deaths and Marriages-Registrars of
Blackbrook Lane
Blenheim Road
Bloomfield Road
Blyth Road ... ... ...
Board of Trade Labour Exchange




ADVERTISMENTS.
MOTOR VANS FOR HIRE.
TELEPHONE 517 BROMLEY (DAY AND NIGHT).
J. HUlYIERSTON & 'SONS,
Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers,
Funeral Furnishers and Licensed Valuers.
RElVIOVXNG AND WAREHOUSXNG.
FXREPROOF DEPOSITORIES.
College Road and East Street, BROMLEY,'Kent.
Showrooms and Office: 87, EAST STREET.
FURNITURE, LUGGAGE, Etc., AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF VALUABLE PROPERTY Removed, Warehoused
or Packed for Shipment to all parts of the World.
ESTXMATES FREE.
FURNITURE Repaired, Re-polished and Renoyated. lte-upholstering and
Re-covering executed in the best manner.
OARPETS Taken up, Beaten, Cleaned, Altered and Re-fitted as required.
BLINDS AND CORNICE POLES of every description supplied, or old
ones adapted.
OURTAINS AND DRAPERIES Cleaned, Re-dyed and Made up, or new
ones lupplied.
NUMEROUS UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS.





Bourne Road ...
Bowling Clubs ...
Brethren (The)
Brethren in Christ
Brewery Road ...
Broadway
Bromley Avenue ...
Bromley and Beckenham Joint Hospital Board
Bromley and Bickley Commercial Directory
Bromley and Bickley Private Residents ...
Bromley and Bickley- Professional Direciory ...
Bromley Board of Guardians (Members of)
Bromley Burial Board
Bromley Cab Fares ...
Bromley Colle~e ...
Bromley College of Music
Bromley Common .,.
Bromley Corporation ..
Bromley, Cottage Improvement Company Limited :~.
Bromley and County Club... ... ... ..-
Bromley. Crescent ... ...
Bromley, Description of Town
Bromley Education Committee
Bromley Gardens ...
Bromley Gymnastic Hall
Bromley Grove
Bromley Hill ...
Bromley, History of ......
Bromley (Kent) Electric Light and Power Co. Ltd
Bromley Parish Church ... ... ...
Bromley Road (Shortlands) .
Bromley Rural District Council
Bromley Street Directory ...
Bromley School of Science and Art
Bromley Union ...
Brook Lane Cottages
Buildin~ Societies
Burford Boad ...
Burial Boards
Burnt Ash Lane

Cammont Road ...
Cambridge Road
Camera Club
Canon Road
Carriers
Cemeteries
Can tral Hall
Chantry Lane ...
Charitable Society
Chatterton Road
Chelsfield Directory
Cherry Orchard Road
Chess Club





Telephone: Bromley 414.

E. CLARKE & SON, LIMITED,


DISCOUNT BOOKSELLERS, &0.,
53, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, KENT,
('Opposite The Royal Bell  Hotel.)
Fancy and Useful Articles for Presents.
School Stationery. Engraving and Die Sinking. Plain and Relief
Stamping. Pictures Mounted and Framed. Bookbinding promptly
executed on the Premises.
B!LL POSTING AND ADVERTISING AGENTS.
200 protected Posting Stations guaranteed in Bromley and vicinity.







Chislehurst Directory ...
Street Directory ...
Commercial Directory
Postal Directory ...
Private Residents
Urban District Council .,.
Chislehurst Road
Christ Church ...
Chrysanthemum Society
Church Lane ...
Church Road (Shortlands)
Church Road ... .
Churches and Chapels .
Claremont Road
Clarence Avenue
Clarence Road ...
Clubs-Athletic, Working -Men's, & c.
Coles Cbild's Cottages ...
Collector to the Guardians
Collectors of King's Taxes
Collectors to Metropolitan Water Board
Collectors of Rates
College Road ...
College Slip .. . .. .
Commissioners for Administering Oaths, & c. ...
Commissioners of Land and Assessed Taxes-Clerk to
Companies-Public
Congregational Churcb
Coniston Road ...
Conservative Clubs & Associations
Convalescent Home
Co-operative Society ...
Corner (The) ...
Coroners for tbe County of Kent
Coroner's Officer
Corporation of Bromley
Cottage Avenue... ...
Cottage Hospital ... ... ...
County Council for the County of Kent
County Court ...
County Officials
Cowper Road .
Crescent Road .
Cricket Clubs .
Croft Road
Cromwell .A.venue
Cross Road
Crown Lane ..
Cadham Directory
Cumberland Road ...
Customs & Excise Officers
Den Road
Cambridge Road





ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN MAY

WatebmaRer, . Jeweller . and
·t~ Silversmitb1 ·~t·
47, Masons Hill, BROMLEY. TWO MINUTES FROM BROMLEY SOUTH STATION.
(See projecting Clock.)
House and Turret Clocks Wound and Repaired
by Contract.
TELEPHONE., BROMLEY 1321.





Denmark Road
Devonshire Square ... ...
Diseases of Animals Acts In~pector
Distances to Adjacent Places of Interest
Downe Directory... ... ...
Drill Hall
Durham Avenue
Durham Road ...

East Street ... ...
Education Committee ...
Edward Road .........
Electric tight and Power Company ...
Element·ary Schools... ... ...
Elliott Road .
Elmfield Park .
Ehnfield Road .
Elmstead Lane
Elstree Road ... .. .
English Church Union
Ethelbert Road
Exmouth Road

Fairfield Road ...
Farnaby Road .. ...
Farnborough Directory
Farwig Lane .
Fashoc1a Road ... ... ...
Fire Brigade, Bromley Borongh Council
First Church of Christ Scientist,
Florence Road
Football Clubs ...
Foots Cray Directory
Foxbury Road
Freelands Grove
Freelands Road
Freemasons ...
Friendly Societies

Garden Lane .. ;
Garden Road ..
Gas Company .
Gilbert Road .
Gladwell Road .
Glass Mill Lane
Glebe Road ...
Godwin Road ...
Golf Clubs
Grand Hall
Grasmere Road
Gravel Pits ... ...
Gravel Road (Upper) ...
Gravel Road (Lower)
Great Elms Road ...
Grove Park Directory... ..
Guardians of the Bromley Union






C. F. PFEIL, 


 WATCHMAKER,
, JEWELLER,
CLOTHIER AND
PAWNBROKER,
20,The Broadway, Bromley, Kent.





Gwydyr Road ...
Gymnastic Club

Halls, Public ...
Hammelton Road
Havelock Road
Hawes Road ..
Hawkesworth Road
Hawthorne Road
Haxted Road .... ..
Hayes Lane, Bromley Common
Hayes Lane, Pickhurst Park ...
Hayes Directory
Hayes Road
Haywood Road
Heathfield Road
Henry Street .
Herbert Road .
High Street
Highfield Road ...
Highland Road
Hill Brow
Hillbrow Road .
Hilldrop Road .
Holligrave Road
Holwood Road
Holy Trinity Church
Homceopathic Hospital and Dispensary (Phillips Memorial)
Homefield Road ... ... ... .. ... ...
Homesdale Road
Hooker's Place
Hope Park ...
Horsley Road ... ... ...
Hospital-Infectious & Small Pox Cottage . ...
Homceopathic (Phillips Memorial) Lady Margaret
Howard Road ...

Index. to Names of Advertisers
Inland Revenue Valuation Department
Inspector, Diseases of Animals Ads .
Inspectors of Weights and Measures .
Insurance Agents ... ... .
Iron Room, Great Elms Road ...
Isard's yard

Jackson Road
Jaffray Road ...
Johnson Road ...

Kent County Council ...
Kent County Council Domestic Economy School
Kent County Council Local School Attendance Committee.
Bromley Union Area ... ...
Kent County Council Tuberculosis Dispensary





ESTABLISHED OVER' 40 YEARS,

K. DOTTER


123, High Street,
BROMLEY, KENT. 
CLOOKS WOUND BY CONTRACT.
ALL KINDS of
English and Foreign
Clocks,
Watches, Jewellery, & c.,
MADE AND REPAIRED ON THE PREMISES.





Keston Directory
King's Avenue
King's Taxes - Collectors of ..
Kingswood Road
Kinnaird Avenue
Knockholt Directory ...

Labour Exchange
Lady Margaret Hospital
Lake Avenue ...
Langdon Road ..
Lansdowne Road
Lawn Tennis Clubs
Lewes Road
Liberal Associations
Library, Free Public ...
Liddon Road ... ...
Literary Institute
Local Directories-List of
Local School Attendance Committee, Bromley Union Area, Kent County Council ... ... ... ... ... ...
Lodge Road ... .
London City Mission .
London Lane .
London Road .
Longfield
Lord Lieutenant of the County
Lower Gravel Road
Lowndg Avenue
Lychett Uoad ...

Madeira A venue
Magistrates
Magistrates, Clerk to
Magpie Hall Lane
Manor of Bromley
Market Square ...
Marlborough Road
Martins Road .
Masonic Hall .
Masons Hill
Mavelstone Road
Mayor of Bromley
Mays Hill Road
Meadow Road .... ..
Medical Officers and Public Vaccinators, Bromley Union ...
Members of Parliament for the County
Metropolitan Water Board-Collectors
Metropolitan Water Board-Tumcocks
Milk Street
Minster Road ...
Missions. & c. ...
Mooreland Road
Morgan Road .
Mosslea Road






Mrs. DEAN,

THE

- 84, High Street, BROMLEY
(Opposite t1le College).
La~Hes' Own Materials Designed and Traced.
Needlework Commenced, Finished or Mounted to Order ..
. . . Orests, Monograms and Initials Embroidered.





Mottingham Directory ...
Mottingham Street Directory
Municipal Offices ... ...
Musical Socaties

Napier Road ...
Nelson Road ...
Nettlefold's Cottages
New bury Road
Newman Road ...
Newspapers
Nichol Lane ...
Nightingale Lane
Nurth Cray Directory ...
North Road
North Street ...
Nursing Homes, & c....

Oaklands Road
Oakley Road ...
Old Age Pension Officer
Oldfield Road .
Open Brethren .
Orchard Road .
Orpington Directory:
Overseers ...

Page Heath Lane
Page Heath Villas
Palace Grove ...
Palace Road ...
Palais-de-Luxe ...
Parade ...
Parish Chnrch .
Park Avenue .
Park Cottages .
Park End .
Park Farm Road
Park Grove
Park House
Park Road
Park Road (Upper)
Park Hill
Park Hill Road
Pawley's Cottages
Pembroke Road .. , ...
Philanthropic Society... ... ... ... ..' .
Phillip~ Memorial Homreopathic Hospital and Dispensary .
Pines Road
Pinewood road
Places of Worship
Plaistow Burial Board
Plaistow Grove
Plaistow Lane ...
Pleasant Sunday Afternoon Brotherhood
Plymouth Road






R. BARBER,


(Six years Cutter with Mr. P. R. Milbank),
Ladies' & Gentlemen's
'Practical Tailor,
44, EAST STREET, BROMLEY.
PERSONAL ATTENTION CIVEN TO ALL ORDERS.
All Garments Cut and Made on the Premises.
Fit, Style and Workmanship Guaranteed to be of the Highest
Standard.
Alterations and Repairs Neatly Executed at the Shortest Notice and at Lowest Possible Prices.
CENTLEMEN'S SUITS (to Measure), from 3D/-
LADIES' COSTUMES (to Measure), from 45/-
Ladies' and Gentlemen's own Materials made up.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Testimonials can be seen on request
and References given.
A Postcard will receive Prompt Personal Attention.





Police ..
Political Clubs and Associations
Pope Road
Population ...
Postal Information
Presbyterian Church
Primitive Methodi"t
Primrose League
Prospect Place
Protestant Reformation Society
Public Companies
Public Halls ...
Public Library
Public Officers ...
Public Vaccinators

Queen Anne Avenue
Queen's Road ...
Queen's Mead Road
Quernmore Road

Raglan Road ...
Railway Stations
Rates, Collectors of ... . ..
Ravensbourne A venue, Shortlands
Ravensbourne Road ...
Reading Rooms, see Clubs
Ready Ueckoner
Recrea1ion Grounds
Recreation Hond ... .. .. ,
Registrars-Births, Deaths and Marriages
Relief Societies ...
Relieving and Vaccination Officer
Ridley Road ",
Ringers Road .,.
Rodway Road ... ..,
Roman Catholic Church
Ronald's'Road ... ...
Royal Society of St. George ...
Rural Di:.trict Council...
Rushey Road .

St. Andrew's .
St. George's Road ...
St. John Ambulance Brigade
st, John's Church
st. John's Parish Room
St. Luke's Burial Board
St. Luke's Church
St. Luke's Missitln Room
St. Mark's Chureh ...
St. Mark's Church Room
St. Mark's Road
St. Mary Cray Directory
St. Mary's Church, Plaistow .~.
St. Mary's Church Ball





PHONE, BROMLEY 1433.
ESTABLISHED 36 YEARS.

W. DELL,

15, Market Square,
BROMLEY.
Naturalist, Seedsman, Agricultural and
Horticultural Sundriesman.
EXPERT T AX:IDERlYJ:IST.
Canaries, Cocks from 6/6 each, Hens from 2/6, Goldfinches, Bullfinches, Siskins, Linnets and other Cage Birds, Fancy Mice, Mealworms, Goldfish, Tortoises,
Lizards, and other Reptiles. Fish Bowls and Glass Shades. Also the largest
stock and variety of Cages and Fittings in the Town;
Cocoanut Fibre, Leaf and Potting Mould, Coarse and Fine Potting Sand, Flower
Pots and Saucers, Seed Pans of every description, Garden Mats, Wire Netting,
Asphalte, and all Garden Requisites.
DELL'S finest selected Bird Food. Nutritine (registered).-A noted food for
Blackbirds, Thrushes, Starlings, Jackdaws, Magpies, Jays, Larks, & c. In packets
.2d. and 4d. each, 71b. bags, 2/-. Best Spanish Canary Seed,German Rape, Linseed,
Teazle, Hemp, Niga, Maw, Millet, Millet Sprays, White Sunflowers for Parrots,
Cuttlefish, Doves', Pigeons' and Parrots' Food, Ants' Eggs and Mealworms, Mixed
Rabbits' and Poultry Food, Poultry Pills, Pigeon Pills, Shell and Flint, Nest Egg.
lfor Poultry Rings and all their requirements.
The Largest Variety in the Town of Bird and Poultry Food, Garden and Flower
Seeds, Artificial Wreaths, Wreath Cases, Glass Shades, Fish Globes, Solid Indian
Rubber, Cages and Fittings of every description. DELL'S SPECIALITIES. FOR
BIRDS, & c. PRESERVEDYOLlr OF EGG for Canaries and other Cage Birds. 11;
prevents Asthma and Diarrhrea, the most fatal Diseases to Cage Birds, especially
in the trying time of Moulting. It gives growth and tightness to feather, clearness
to voice, keeps tbem in general health and song. Canaries while breeding require
no other egg. In packets, 2d., 4d., and 1/- tins. BIRD SEEDMIXTuRE,'a splendid
mixture for Canaries, Mules and all British and Foreign Cage Birds. It contains
Seeds of the choicest kinds and quality that form bone and muscle, others that enrich
the plumage, promote and improve the song. In packets, Id., 2d., 4d. and Sd.
each; SHELL SAND, for all kinds of Cage Birds, in packets, Id., 3d. and 6d. each.
GERMANPM?TE,a noted food for Larks, & c., 6d. per lb. TONIC, for all kinds of
Birds whell suffering from Asthma or out of condition ill any way, 6d. per boUle.
INSECTDESTROYER,for freeing cages of red mites and other insects, 6d. per bottle.
NEST BAGS.prepared expressly for Canary breeding, Id. each; Sd. per dozen.
POULTRYPOWDEU,a marvellous discovery for promoting winter laying, it also
enables them to withstand the gapes, roup, and other weakening diseases, in packets,
2d.': Ad. and Srl. each. Bird!'!and Animal!! Rt.nf!'p.lL Rldn!'!,mil Fp."thp.t'I. Ilr""~Arl





St. Mary's Church Mission Room
St. Mary's Convalescent Home
St. Paul's Cray Directory ...
St. Peter and Paul's (Parish) Church
Salisbury Road
Salvation Army
Sandford Road ...
Sanitary Inspector, & c.
Saxon Road
School Clinic ...
School of Music and Art
School of Science and Art
Schools - Elementary ...
Schools - High .
Scott's Avenue .
Scott's Lane
Scott's Road
Sewerage Board
Shawfleld Park ...
Sheppard's College
Sherman Road ...
Shortlands Directory
Shortlands Gardens
Shortlands Street Directory
Shortlands Grove
Shortlands Road
Simpsons Road
Sinclair's Cottages
Siward Road' ...
Societies, Miscellaneous
South Hill Road .... ..
South Suburban Gas Co. (Bromley District)
Southborough .... ...
Southborough Mission, Room.
Southborough Road ...
Southlands Grove·
Southlands Road (Bickley)
Southlands Road ...
South Street
Spencer Road
Springfield Road
Stanhope Villas
Stanley Road ...
Station Road ... ..
Station Road (Shortlands)
Strict Baptist Chapel
Sundridgll Avenue
Sundridge Park
Sunningdale Road
Surveyor of Taxes

Talbot Road
Tariff Reform League ...
Taxes, Collector of
Taxes, Surveyor of






PORTMAN CHAPEL BUILDING SOCIETY

415, Exford Street, W.
SHARES, £.25 EACH,I DEPOSITS RECEIVED
Payable In full or by Inltalment.. In large or small amountl.
DIYIDEND, 4 PER CENT. INTEREST, 3 PER CENT.
Free of IncomeTax. Wlthdrawall at ahort notice.
IMMEDIATE ADVANCES UPON HOUSE PROPERTY.
EASY MONTHLY REPAYMENTS.
LAW AND SURVEY CHARGES FIXED AND MODERATE.
Prospectus FREE on application to
J. A. McDERMOTT. F.O.I.S., SecretarT.





Telephone Service ...
Temperance Societies
Tennis Clubs ...
Territorial Force
Times of the World
Toots Wood Road
Town Hall
Trades Directory
Trinity Presbyterian Church ... ... ...
Tuberculosis Dispensary (Kent County Council)
Turncocks
Turpington Lane
Tweedy Road ,..
Tylney Road ...

Union Road ...
Unionist Association
Upper Gravel Hoad
Upper Park Road
Vaccination Officer

Vale Cottages
Valley Road
Vestry Clerk ...
Victoria Road ...
Village Hall

Waldegrave Road
Waldo Road
Walpole Road
Walter's Yard ...
Wanstead Road
Warner Road
Warren A.venue
Warren Road ... ...
Weights and Measures, & c., Inspectors of
Wellin~n Road
Wells Road
Wando  Road
Wesleyan Church
West Kent Main Sewerage Board
West Wickham Directory
Westmoreland Road
Weston Grove ..
Weston Road ..
West Street
Wharton Road ...
White Hart Assembly Rooms, ..
White Hart Chambers ...
Widmore Road, ..
Winchester R 





The Bazaar,

114, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY


M.& J. BAKER


Have an Immense 5foeR of Ho\?elfie;,
INCLUDING
Toys, Dolls, Games, Baskets, Work Boxes, Bags, Albums, Books
China .and Glass, Fancy Goods, Stationery, & c.
Dolls' Shoes, Socks, & c.
local Jlrms £blna. « . local view Post cards.









TRADES - DIRECTORY.


Account .Book Manufacturers.
Clarke E. & Son Ltd., 53, High Street, Bromley and High
Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley ... 6
,Advertising Contractors.
, Clarke E. & Son Ltd., 53, High Street, Bromley and High
Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley 6
Agricultural and Horticultural Sundries man.
Dell W., 15, Market Squarp.,Bromley 18
:Antique Dealer.
Catford H., 25, The Broadway, Bromley... 4:10
Appraisers.
Dunn H. G. & Sons, 32 to 40,Widmore Road; 36, Park Road
and Queen's Road, Bromley 102
Art Needlework.
Dean Mrs., 84, High:Street, Bromley 14:
Artificial Teeth.
Hennah & Roberts, 1, The Corner, High Street, Bromley Outside front cover
Auctioneers and Surveyors.
Alker & Co., adjoining Bickley Station.. 537 and 561
Baxter, Payne & Lepper, F.S.I., F.A.r., Market Square
. (opposite General Post Office), Bromley; Railway Approach, Beckenham and 69, King William Street, E.C.
Outside front & back covers, back of book & pages 356 & 560
Carter, Law & Leech, 56, East Street, Bromley and opposite
S. Eo & C. Railway, Shortlands ... Inside front
cover and page 651
Eastman, Pierce & Eastman & Co., St~ticn Gates, Orpington 638
Salter, Rex & Co., 311, Kentish Town Road, N.W. and 85,
London Wall, E.C... ...See page 2 of
Insurance Inset (~_ndof Book) ...
~Automobi1e Engineers.
Bromley Central Garage, West Street, Bromley ... OutBide
front cover





Telephone, Bromley 221.,

SELBY WOOD &, SON,

Riding Masters and Motor Jobmasfers,
19, FREELANDS ROAD.
BROMLEY. KENT.
Superior Hacks; Hunters, and 'Harness Horses, Let on Hire by the
Day, Week or Month. Quiet Horses and Ponies for Invalids and
Children. Dog Carts, Wagonettes, Victorias and Landaus.
SUPERIOR·CARRIAGES FOR WEDDINGS.
Private Omnibus for tbeatres, Balls, eonttrts, Dinntr Partits.
LUXURIOUS MOTOR CARS.
Motors Garaged. Special Terms for Theatres and Balls,
also Open Cars for Touring.
Cars Overhauled by Skilled Mechanics.





Baby Linen Warehouse.
Attwood & Co., 8A & 10, Broadway, Bromley.
Bakers and Confectioners.
Ackermann F. W.,13,The Broadway, Bromley Top & bottom edges
Mannder W. Ltd., 1 & 2, Market Sq., Bromley 88 & Foot notes
Band Providers.
Phillips Howard Morley & Co., 5, Aberdeen Buildings,
High Street and 30, Widmore Roa.d, Bromley Hl6a
Banking.
Lloyds Bank Limited, 33, Widmore Road. Bromley 255
London City & Midland Bank Limited, High Street,
Bromley and 241 Beckenham Road, Beckenham 52
London County & Westminster Bank Limited, 141, High
Street, Bromley and at Beckenham, Chislehurst, Orpington and West Wickham ... 279
London & Provincial Bank Limited, 16 & 18, High Street, Beckenham ... 463
London & South Western Bank Limited, 13, Kirkdale.Sydenham; 1, London Road, Forest Hill; U3A, Anerley
Road, Anerley & 191, Rushey Green, Catford ... 296
Union of London & Smiths Bank Limited, 33, High Street, Bromley and at Hayes, Kent 60
Bill-Posters.
Clarke E. & Son Ltd., 53, Hh.:h Street, Bromley and High
Street, St. Mary eray. Telephone 414 Bromley ... 6
Blouse Specialists ..
Wright Brothers, High Street, Bromley... 190a
Bookbinders.
Clarke E. & Son Ltd., 53, High Street, Bromley and High /
Street, St. Mary Cr;lY. Telephone 414 Bromley 6
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Ayling T. S., 15 & 16, Broadway, Bromley, and Church hill,
Beckenham 74
Phillips, 26, East Street, Bromley 78
Bottled Beer Merchants.
Uridge's High-Class Stores, 27 & 29, Widmore Road and 25,
Masons Hill, Bromley Facing inside back cover,
Bread and Biscuit Bakers.
Ackermann F. W.,18, The Broadway, Bromley Top & bottom edges
Maunder W. Ltd., 1 & 2, Market Sq., Bromley 88 & Foot note





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~o TIlE
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Twenty Thousand Names, GIVES AN ALPHABETICAl, LIST OF
ALL· MEMBERS OF NOBLE FAMILIES, BISHOPS, PUIVY· COUNCILLORS,
BARONETS, MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF 001IMONS,
LORDS-LJEUTENANT, GOVERNORS OF COLONIES,
KNIGHTS AND COMPANIONS OF ORDERS, DIJANS AND AROHDEACONS,
JUDGES, SERJEANTS-AT-LAW, KING'S COUNSEL. ETC..
SUPERIOR OFFICERS OF THE ARMY A.ND NAVY,
COUNTY MAGISTRATES AND OWNERS OF THE PUINOIPAL SEATS IN
E~GLAND.
The object of this book is to include. ill olle general alphabetical list, all those
who have any definite position, or title, from Hereditary rank, Croroer conferreil 011
them by the Sover~igll, or from any of the higher gra\les of the Military, Naval,
Legal,. Clcenter>erical, or Colollial Services of the State; al~o Depu ty Lieutellauts. Roy:!1
Acanemician~, Presidents ann Yice-Presinents of Learned Societies, County Comt
Judges, and the larger lalldowners of the United Kingdom. it is to be o!J,erved
that it is the only book which ena.bles any oue, by reference to a single li~t, to
determine whether any person having a particular title exists, and if so, to lliscovcr
his residence.
LONDON:
KELLY'S DIRECTORIES LTD., Post Office Directory Offices,
'182, 123 & 184, HIGH HOLnOI~N, w.e.
PRICE 15s. 







Builders, Decorators and Contractors.


Amos G. R. & Son, 10, Simpsons Road, Bromley... 66
Arnaud J. C. & Son, 149, High Rtreet, Bromley... 32
Crossley T. & Son, Tweedy Road, Bromley 38
Henham T. & Son, 39, Beckenham Lane. Shortlands i
Moore A., R.P.c., 23, Bromley Gardens, Bromley... 650
Palin M., 25, Lansdowne Road and 33, Farwig Lane,
Bromley.. Inside back cover
Pearce Brothers, Offices,Sherman Road, Bromley ... 206a
Builders' Ironmongers.
Crouch J. Morton, 41, Masons Hill and 25, Widmore Road,
Bromley... ... 212a and 252a
Darby Brothers, Bromley North Station and Sherman
Road, Bromley 210
Building Material Merchants.
Darby Brothers, Bromley North Station and Sherman
Road, Bromley 210
Building Societies.
Church of England, 22, Chancery Lane, London, w.e. 55
Portman Chapel, 415, Oxford Street, W ... 20
Temperance Permanent, 4, 6 & 8,Ludgate Hill, London, E.C. 42
Butcher. .
Williams G. H., 53, Beckenham Lane, Sbortlands 652
Cab and Fly Proprietors (see also Job and Post Masters).
Hills G., North Street Livery Stables and 13, South Street,
Bromley... 34
Sparks Edward, 48, Stanley Road and 34, Napier Road,
Bromley 84
Withycombe W. H., College Road, Bromley and 95,
Martins Road, Shortlands ... 308
Cabinet Makers.
Dunn H. G.& Sons, 32to 40, Widmore Road; 36, Park Road
and Queen's Road, Bromley . 102
Humerston J. & Sons, 37, East St. arid CollegeRd., Bromley 4:
Carpet Beating and Cleaning.
British Window Cleaning Co., Office,93, High St., Bromley 146
Swastika Laundry (The),. Works, 218, Homesdale Road,
Bromley; branch receiving shop, 28, Rushey Green,
Catford ... 80
Carrier.
Sparks Rdward, 48, Stanley Road & 34. Napier Road,
Bromley 4:
Certified Bailiffs.
Carter, Law &. Leech, 56, East Street, Bromley & opposite
S. E. & C. Rly., Shortlands ... Inside front cover & page 651






HOLY TRINITY CONVENT~ BROMLEY, KENT.

m
:f13oarbiftg an~ IDa\?=== $cbooI for Girls.
Pupils prepared for Oxford, Kensington and Associated Board of R.A.M. and
R.c. M. Examinations.
Facilities for Hearing and Speaking French, equal to those of the best foreign
Schools.
Music, Singing, Drawing and Painting by Certificated Teachers.
Dancing, Drilling, Tennis.
Spacious House, Extensive and Beautiful Grounds.
The Convent, recently rebuilt, offers all modern advantages for Education. The
Building is lighted by Electricity, and warmed by Central Heating Apparatus;
with perfect sanitation.
Private Lessons may be arranged for French or any other Subject.





Chandlers.
Isard E. & Son, Market Square, Bromley
Circulating LibrarY.
Martin T. & Sons, 11 & J2, The Broadway, Bromley
P.A.G&
36
Outside
front cover
6
18
10
193
648
Top &
bottom edges
Maunder W. Ltd., 1 & 2, Market Sq., Bromley 88 & Foot notes
Copper Plate Printers.
Clarke E. & Son Ltd., 53, High Street, Bromley and High
Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley
Corn Merchants.
Dell W., 15, Market Square, Bromley ...
Grinsted Daniel Limited, Offices& stores, 124:, High Street,
Bromley; 18, Market Square, Bromley; Bencewell
Granaries, Bromley Common and 57, High Street, Beckenham
Costumiers.
Attwood & Co., SA & 10, Broadway, Bromley 409
Skinner & Grant, 129A & 130, High Street, Broml~y and at
Regent Street, London, W... ... ... ... 194a

Clothiers.

Pfeil C. F., 20, The Broadway, Bromley...

Coach Builder.

Dean F., 2, Tylney Road, Bickley and Widmore Road, Bromley 539

Coal and Coke Merchants.

Grinsted Dauiel Ltd., Offices & stores, 124, High Street,
Bromley; 18, Market Square, Bromley; Bencewell
Granarie.~, Bromley Common and 57, High Street,
Becimnham 193
Smallbone's Stores, 65, 77 & 79, Beckenham Lane, Shortlands. Telephone No. Bromley 331
Confectioners and Pastrycooks.
Ackermann F. W., 13, The BroadWay, Bromley

Curiosity Dealer.

Hambleton E. W., 10, East Street, Bromley 82
Dairymen, Dairy Farmers and Cowkeepers.
The Creamery (G. Trenholm, Manager), 8, Widmore Road,
Bromley... 233 & 540

Dental Surgery.

Rennah & Roberts, 1, The Corner, High Street, Bromley Outside front cover





GARDENS laid out and kept in order . .
. by Contract or otherwise.
CUCUMBERS AND TOMATOES FRESH DAILY IN SEASON.
£ut '=lo"'Jtrs c!f; WREATHS & CROSSES .;t, Ca.ref~~~~~~~d and
, W'" A E T OR Wl by Parcels Post, -===-,;::--- ~ lY.I D 0 DER. Terms on application.
Bedd~ng Plants k Scrubs of
Every Description.
Every Req1uisite for the
Garden Supplied.
STAND, BROMLEY MARKET, EVERY THURSDAY.

D. KNAPPETT & SON,

Nurserymen and Florists,
"Park Nursery," London Road, Bromley,
KENT.





Depositories.


Bishop & Sons, Hugh Street and Ebury St., Pimlico, S.W. Facing page 312
Dunn H. G. & Sons, 32 to 40, Widmore Road; 36, Park Road and Queen's Road, Bromley 102
Humerston J. & Sons, 37, East Street & College Road,
Bromley ... ... ... ... ...
Soan S. & Son, Head office, 45, College Roa~; depository &
warehouses, Farwig Lane & College Road, Bromley... 167
Taylor Charles & Sou, St. George's Road, Southwark, S.E. . Facing page 496

Die Sinkers.

Clarke E. & Son Limited, 53,High Street, Bromley and High
Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley

Discount Booksellers.

Clarke E. & Son Limited, 53, High Street, Bromley and High
Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley ..
Domestic Machinery Stores.
Crouch J. Morton, 41, Masons Hill & 25, Widmore Road,
Bromley... ... 212a and 252a

Drapers.

Attwood & Co., 8A & 10, Broadway, Bromley
Dafforn's, 9, Widmore Road, Bromley .
Wright Brothers, High Street, Bromley .

Dressmakers.

Attwood & Co., 8A & 10, Broadway, Bromley
Dafiorn's, 9, Widmore Road, Bromley ...
Skinner & Grant, 129A & 130, High Street, Bromley and at Regent Street, London, W. Hl4a

Dyers and Cleaners.

Bloomfield Laundry, Bromley Common
New Invicta Sanitary Laundry (The) (E. Trigg & Sons), 23, Elliott· Road, Bromley; branch shop, 14, The Broadway, Bromley 68
Podger & Sons, 3, Market Square, Bromley 62
Sundridge Park Laundry, Scott's Road, Bromley... 90
Swastika Laundry (The), Works, 218, Homesdale Road, Bromley; branch receiving shop, 28, Rushey Green, Catford ...

Electrical Engineers.

Amos G. R. & Son, 10, Simpsons Road, Bromley ...
Crouch J. Morton, 41, Masons Hill and 25,Widmore Road,
Bromley ... 212a and 252a
Ovenden E., 17, Heathfield Road, Bromley 84
Week~ G.& Sons,61,High Street,Bromley,and at Beckenham 72 and Foot notes





Established 1862. Telephone,Bromley 532.
.
ESTIMIMATES FOR WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION IN
CONNECTION WITH THE ~N
BUILDING AND +J ~ =~~G ~~ ~ ~ ~~ 0"" ~t1(. ~W S",(0 ~~
\
~~ ~ ~\tb'(\ ~f;,t{'I
. ~ o,ClrI 40~ ~
/: BUILDERS,
DECORATORS,
SANITARY- ENGINEERS.
DRAIN TESTING
AND REPORTS.





Electrotypers and Stereotypers.

Clarke E. & Son Limited,53, High Street, Bromley and High
Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley tj

Engineers.

Bromley Motor & Engineering Works (R. E. Ant1ony, A.1LI.M.E., Proprietor), Masons Hill, Bromley Outside front cover and page 206b

Engravers.

Clarke E. & Son Limited, 53, High Street, Bromley and High
Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley 6

Fancy Goods, Toys and Stationery.

Baker M. & J., The Bazaar, 114, High Street, Bromley 22
Fancy and Leather Goods Depot.
Clarke E. & Son Limited,53, High Street, Bromley and High
Street, St. :Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley 6

Fancy Repository.

Dean Mrs., 84, High Street, Bromley 14

Florists.

Knappett D. & Son, Park Nursery, London Road, Bromley 30
Foreign Booksellers.
Clarke E. & Son Limited, 53, High Street, Bromley and High
Street, Bt. lVIary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley... 6
Foreign and Modern ~anguage Printers.
Clarke E. & Son Limited, 53, High Street, Bromley and High
Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley... 6

Fruiterers and Greengrocers.

Smallbone's Stores, 65, 77 & 79, Beckenham Lane, Shortlands. Telephone No. Bromley 33L. 648
Funeral Furnishers.
Chappell Francis & Son, 25, High Street; 75, Southlands Road & 45, Stanley Hoad, Bromley ] 90b
Humerston J. & Sons, 37, East Street and College Road,
Bromley... 4
Furniture Depositories (see Depositories and also Household Removals).

Furrier.

Krantz l., 18, The Broadway, Bromley ...





NORTH STREET LIVERY STABLES
(Close to Bromley North Station).
IF YOU WANT A CARRIAGE for DRIVES, CALLS,
PARTIES, & c., or a CAB for Station or School,
GO TO

G. HILLS,

. For 16 Years with a Local Firm and well recommended.
TERMS STRICTLY MODERATE. A COOD TURN-OUT ASSURED.
PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS.
Private Address: 13, South Street, BROMLEY





Gas and Hot Water Fitters.

Arnaud J. C. & Son, 149, High Street, Bromley 32
Crouch J. Morton, 41, Masons Hill and 25, Widmore Road, Bromley... ... 212a and 252a
Henham T. & Son, 39, Beckenham Lf\ne, Shortlanos i
Moore A., R.P.C., 23, Bromley Gardens, Bromley 650
Ovenden K, 17, Heathfield Uoad, Bromley 84
Pearce Brothers, Offices, Sherman Hand, Bromley... 206a,
Weeks G. & ~ODS, 61, High St., Bromley, and at Bcckenham rdand Foot notes

Glass and Lead Merchants.

Darby Bros., Bromley North Station and Sherman Road, Bromley 210

Goldsmith.

Payne E. W., 133, High Street, Bromley Front edges

Grocers and Provision Merchants.

Smallhone's Stores, 65, 77 and 79, Beckenham Lane, Shortlands. Tel. No. Bromley 331 648
Uridge's High-class Stores, 27 imd 29, Widmore Road and 25, Masons Hill, Bromley . facing inside back. cover

Hatters.

Pratt G. & Co., 6, High Street, Beckenham; :tlw at Streatham and 148, Leadenhall Street, E.C ii
Hay, Strl1,wand Clover Merchants.
Grinsted Daniel Limited, Offices & stores, 124, High Street,
Bromley; 18, Market Square, Bromley; Bencewell
Granaries, Bromley Common and 57, High Street,
Beckenham 193
Horticultural Sundriesman; .
Dell W., 15, Market Square, Bromley 18

Hosiers and Glovers.

Attwood & Co., 8A and 10, Broadway, Bromley 409
Dafforn's, 9, Widmore Road, Bromley... 86
Marler Henry, 54, High Street, Bromley 76

Hospitals, Institutions and Societies.

Cancer Hospital, Fulbam Road, S.W .... See Inset facing page 128
Children's Aid Society, Office, Victoda House, 117, Victoria Street, S.W. .,. .... .:.See Inset facing page 128
City of London Truss Society, 35: Finsbury Square, London, E.C. ... See Inset facing page 12S
Dr. Barnardo's Homes, 18 to 26 Stepney Causeway, E. See Inset facing page 1~!8





TEL. BROMLEY 274.

E. ISARD & SON,

Tallow Chandlers and OIL MERCHANTS,
Market Square, Bromley.
Agents to Price's and Field's Patent Candle Companies and to
Anglo-American Oil Co. and 'for Pratt's Petrol, & c.
ROYAL FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, BUR GLARY, & c., & c., INSURANCE OFFICE.





Hospitals, Institutions and Societies-continued.

Field Lane Institution, Vine Street, Clerkenwell, E.O. See Inset facing page 128
Governesses' Benevolent Institution, Head office, ·Walter House~ 418-4~2, Strand, W.O. ... ...See Inset facing page 128
Holloway Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society, Victoria House, 117, Victoria Street, S. W ... See Inset facing page 128
Homes of Hope, 4, 5 & 6, Regent Square, Gray's Inn Road, W. O. ... See In~et facing page 128
Infant Orphan Asylum, Offices, 63, Ludgate Hill, E.O. See Inset facing page 128
Kensington and Fulham General Hospital, Earl's Court, London, S.W.... ." ... See Inset facing page 128
Miller General Hospital for South-East London, Greenwich Road, S.E.... ... ... ... 176a & 176b
National Benevolent Institution, Office, 65, Southampton Row, W.C. See Inset facing page 128
National Children's Home & Orphanage, Chief offices, 104-122 City Road, Landolt, E.C. ... See Inset facing page 128
National Refuges for Homeless & Destitute Children, London office, 164, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C. _" See Inset facing page 128
National Society for the Prevention of Omelty to Children, Central office, Leicester Sq., W.C ... See Inset facing page 128
National Truss Society, 2, Arthur Street, London Bridge, E.O. See Inset facing page 128
Queen Charlotte's Lying-in Hospital, Marylebone Road. London, N.W. See Inset facing page 128
Royal BIitish Orphan Schools, Office, 27, Olements Lane, E.C. See Inset facing page 128
Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen, 181, Queen Victoria Street, E. O. See Inset facing page 128
Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 105, Jermyn Street, S.W. See Inset facing page 128
Royal Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital, King William Street, Strand, W.O. See Inset facing page 128
St. Andrew's ·Waterside Church Mission, 65, Fenchurch Street, Londou, E.C. ...See Inset facing page 128
St. John's Skin Hospital, Uxbridge Road, W. See Inset facing page 128
St. Luke's Hospital for Mental Diseases, Old Street, E.C. See Inset facing page 12R
St. Thomas's Hospital, Westminster Bridge Road, S.~. See Inset facing page 128
Temporary Home for Lost & Starving Dogs, Battersea Park Road, S.W & Hackbridge, Surrey ... See Inset facing page 128
Westmmster Hospital, opposite Westminster Abbey, S.W. « 8ee Inset facing page 128
Woman's Mission to Women, Offices, Victoria House, 117. Victoria Street, S.W..., ...See Inset facing page 128





CONTRACTORS TO H.M. OFFICE OF WORKS.
Sawing, Planing & Moulding.
Mills and Offices: Tweedy Road,
1i& BROMLEY.
ADJACENT TO THE NORTH STATION.
Every description of Work in the Trade promptly
executed.

THOMAS CROSSLEY & SON

Building Contractors
~ and Decorators.
LARGE. STAFF OF EXPERIENCED WORKMEN KEPT. ------.
SANITARY TESTS AND SURVEYS MADE.
Tehelephoe Bromley 298, Agents for County Fire Oflloe.





House Decorators.

Amos G. R & Son, 10, Simpsons Road, Bromley... 66
Newbery J., 47, West Street, Bromley... 211

House Furnishers.

DUlln H. G. & Sons, 32 to 40, Willmore Road; 36, Park Road & Quecn's Road, Bromley... 102
Humcrston J. & Sons, 37, East Street and UolJegc Hoa(l, Bromley... 4
Soan S. & Son, Head office, 45, College Road; depository & warehouses, Farwig Lane aud College Road, Bromley 167

Household Removals.

Bishop & Sons, Hugh Street and Ebury Street, Pimlico, S.W. Facing page 312
Dunn H. G. & Sons, 32 to 40, Widmore Road; 36, Park Road and Queen's Road, Bromley... 102
Homerston J. & Sons, 37, East St. and College Rd., Bromley 4
Soan S. & Son, Head office, 45, College Road; depositories & warehouses, Farwig Lane and College Road, Bromley 167
Taylor Charles &. Son, St. George's Road, Southwark, S.E. Facing page 496

House, Land and Estate Agents.

Alker & Co., adjoining Bickley Hailway :3tation 537 and 561
Baxter, Payne &, Lepper, F.S.I., F.A.I., Market Square (opposite General Post Office), Bromley; Railway
Approach, Beckenham and ii9, King William St., E.C. Outside front and back covers; Back of book and pages 356 & 560
Carter Law & Leech, 56, East Street, Bromley and opposite S. l'J. & C. Hailway, Shortlands ... ... Inside front cover & page 651
Chattell David .T. & Sons, 65, Chisleburst Road, Chislehurst, and 29A, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C. 552
Eastman, Pierce & Eastman & Co., Statioll Gates, Orpington 638
Salter, Rex & Co., 311, Kentish Town Hoad, N.W. and 85 London Wall, E.C See page 2 of Insurance Inset (Endof Book)

Insurance.

Confederation Life Association, 23-28, Fleet Street, E.C. See page 10 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
County Fire Office, Limited, 50, Hegent Street, W. and 4,
Lombard Street, E.C., London ... ...See page 10 of 1nsurance Inset (End of Book)
London Assurance Corporation, 7, Royal Exchange, London, E.U.; West End Office, 22, l'al1Mall, S. \Y See page 13 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Limited, 5, Cheapside, London, E.C.... ... ... See page 1 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)





MONEY PROMPTLY ADVANCED BY THE

MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOOIATION LIMITED

 (I ncorporat ed 1850),
0. Personal Security, Shares, Leases, & c., at moderate interest. Repayable by
instalments, or as agreed. Nll preliminary fees. Forms free.
6, Lancaster Place, Waterloo Bridge, Strand, W.O.;
38, SHIP STREET, BRIGHTON; 199, QUEEN'S ROAD, HASTINGS;
And 31, Walbrook, Mansion House, E.O.
ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS.
CHAS. H. wnw BT, .secretary.





Insurance-continued.

North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., 61, Threadneedle Street, London, E.C. ... See page 9 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
Norwich Union Mutual Life Office, 49, Fleet Street, E.C. See page 7 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation Limited, Head Office, Nloorgate Street, E.C. ... Hep.page 5 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
Royal Exchange Assurance, Royal Exchange, London, E.C.; West End Branch, 44, Pall Mall, S.W. ... See page 2 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
Royal Insurance Co. Ltd., 24·28, Lombard Street, London, E.C. ... ... See page 1 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
Sun Fire Office, Chief Office, 6R, Threadneedle Street, E.C. 100

Insurance Brokers.

Salter, Rex & Co., 311. Kentish Town Road, N.W. and 85,
London Wall, E.C. ...See page 2 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
Irish Laces, Linens and Poplins.
Irish Warehouse (The), 147, Regent Street, London, W. Facing page 480

Ironmongers.

Crouch J. Morton, 41, Masons Hill and 25, Wid more Road,
Bromley ... 212a and 252a
Weeks G. & Sons, 61, High Street, Bromley, and at Beckenham 72 and Foot notes

Jewellers.

Dotter K., 123, High Street~ Bromley 12
May John~ 47, ~fasons Hill, Bromley 8
Pfeil C. F., 20, The Broadway, Bromley... 10

Job and Post Masters.

Hills G., North Stl·eet Livery Stables and 13, South Street, Bromley
Sparks Edward, 48, Stanley Rd. & 31, Napier Rd .. Bromley 84
Withycombe W. H., College Road, Bromley and 95, Martins Road, Shortlands... 308
Wood Selby & Son, 19, Frf~elands Road, Bromley... 24

Ladias' and Children's Outfitters.

Attwood & Co., 8A & 10, Broadway, Bromley
Ladies' Employment Bureau.
Imperial Agency Ladies' Employment Bureau & Servants'
Registry Office (Miss Mary Bartlett, Principal), The TO'Hn, Enfield·






Temperance Permanent Building Society,

4, 6 & 8, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON, E.C.
THE LARGEST, STRONGEST
AND CHEAPEST IN LO~J~ON.
Prom pi: Ai'lvances.
Easy Redernp~:i:n,s.
Light Repayments.
Low Costs.·
ABSOLUTE SECUI(ITY FO~ INVESTOI(S
Shares, 4 per cent. Deposits, 3 per cent.
Q.ESER.VE FUND exceeds £140,000.
EDWARD WOOD,
JJ1a1zager.





Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailors.
Barber n., 44, East Street, Bromley
Beverton A. E., Park Honse, 28, Widmore Rmd, Bromley
256ft and 2566

Krantz I., 18, The Broadway, Bromley ...
Skinner & Grant, 129a & 130, High Stl'cet, Bromley and at
Regent Street, London, W.
Walker & Wicks, 67, London Hoad, Bromley

Laundries.

Belmont Hand Laundry (Grubey & Townsend, Proprietors),
34, Addison Road, Bromley Common 196b
Bloomfield L'lundry, Bromley Comma a .. , 144
Bradford's Steam Launrlry, Church Road, Upper Norwood iv
Gresham Laundry, Bromley Common 194b
New Invicta Sanitary Laundry (The) (E. Trigg & Sons),
23, Elliott Road, Bromley j branch shop, 14, The Broadway, Bromley 68
Podger & Sons, 3, Market Square, Bromley 62
Sundridge Park Laundry, Scott's Road, Bromley... 90
Swastika Laundry (The), Works, 218, Homesdale Road,
Bromley; branch receiving shop, 28, Rushey Green, Catford ... 80
Leather Sellers and Grindery Merchants.
Phillips, 26, East Street, Bromley 78
Lithographic Printers.
Clarke E. & Son Ltd., 53, High Street, Bromley and High Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley 6

Loans.

Mutual Loan Fund Association Ltd., 5, Lancaster Place,
Waterloo Bridge, Strand, W,C. & 31, Walbr~)Qk,Mansion House, E. C. 40

Locksmiths and Bellhangers.

Crouch J. Morton, 41, Masons Hill & 25, Widmore Road, Bromley... ... 212a and 252a
Weeks G. & Sons) 61, High Street, Bromley, & at Beckenham 72 and Foot notes
Machine Rulers, Perforators and Numerical Printers.
Clarke E. & Son L ttl. , 53, High Street, Bromley and High Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley 6

Meat Carrier.

Sparks Edward, 48, Stanley Rd. & 34, Napier Rd., Bromley






HOLMCROFT SCHOOL,

for tb¢ Daugbttrs of Gentltmen.
HOLWOOD ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT.
ESTABLISHED 1866.
Principal Mrs. F. Fertel, A.e P. (Hons.), M.e.p.
Assisted by a large staff of experienced Teachers.
PIANO, HARMONY, SINGING
VIOLIN
PAINTING
GYMNASTICS
DANCING ..
Mr. F. FERTEL,
Ol'guni.t lind Choirmaster Plfrish Churd/.
Miss D. A. MASON, L.T.C.L.
Miss M. A. BAXTER, National Prize Jiolder, South K!'fI$ington.
Miss BEALE.
Miss DRA YCOTT.
Pupils prepared for Musical and other Public Examinations.
A very high percentage ot passes has hitherto been obtained.





Milliners.
Attwood & Co., 8A & 10, Broadway, Bromley
Dafforn's, 9, Widmore Road, Bromley .
Wright Brothers, High Street, Bromley .
45
PAGJ:
409
86
190a
Motor BOdy Builder.
Dean F., 2, Tylney Road, Bickley nnd Widmore Road,
Bromley... 539
Motor Engineers.
Bromley Motor & Engineering Works (R. E. Anthony,
A.rILI.IILE., Proprietor), Masons Hill, Bromley Outside
front cover and page 206b
Motor Garage.
Bromley Central Gal'8ge, West Street, Bromley Outside
front cover
Motor Jobmasters.
Wood Selby & Son, 19, Freelands Road, Bromley... 24
Musical Instruments.
Phillips Howard :Morley & Co., Fl, Aberdeen Bnildinge, High
Street and 30 Widmore Road, Bromley 196a
Music Printers.
Clarke E. & Son Ltd., 53, High Street, Bromley and High
Street, St.. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley ... 6
Naturalist.
Dell W., 15, Market Square, Bromley... 18
Newspaper.
Kentish Mercury, 6 to 11, Blackheath Road, Greenwich, S.E. 142 Newspaper and Magazine Agents.
Clarke E. & Son Ltd., 53, High Street, Bromley and High
Street, St. Mary Dray. Telephone 414 Bromley 6 Nurserymen.
Knappett D. & Son, Park Nursery, London Road, Bromley ... , 30
Nursing Home.
Bromley Nursing Home (Miss Boss, Principal), 34 & 35 Palace Grove, Bromley 206b
Oil and Color Merchants.
Darby Brotherll, Bromley North Station and Sherman Road, Bromley .,. 210
Oil'Merchants.
Isard E. & Son, Market Square, Bromley


LIST OF- KELLY'S DIRECTORIES.
("BUFF BOOKS.")

LONDON SUBURBAN. 1/- each, by post, 1/3.
BALHAM, TOUTI~G AXD MER·l'ON.
BAR:SET, HADLEY, WHETSTONE, MIT.L HILL,
FIlIERN BARXET AND 80UTHGATE.
BECKENHA)I, PEl"GE AND ANERLEY.
BLACKHEATIl, LEE, GREEXWICH AND
ELTHA)(.
BRIXTON AND CLAI'HAlII.
BROMLEY, CmSLEHURS'£ AND BICKLEY.
CAMDEN AND KENTISH Towss.
OHELSEA., PIMI,ICO AND BELGRAVU..
CHIS WICK, ACTON AND GUNKERSBURY.
CROYDON AND SOUTH NORWOOD.
DORKING AND BOXHILL.
DULWICH, TULSE HILL, HERNE HILL, &0.
EALINO,HA~'WELL,BRENTFORD & SOUTHALL.
ENFIELD AND WI!\CIlMORE HILL,
EpSOM AND LEATHERHEAD.
FINCHLEY, Cml,D'S HILL, HENDON AND
GOLDER'S GREEN.
HACKNEY AND HOMERTON.
HAMMERSMITH, SHEPIlERD'S BUBH, &0-
HA)'PSTEAD AND CHILD'S HILL.
HARROW, HARROW WEALD, WEALDSTONlIl,
NORTHWOOD, & c.
HIGHBURY, HOLLOWAY AND TUFNELL PARL
HORNSEY, CROUCH END, HIGHGATE, & c.
ILI'ORD (INCLUSIVE OF SEVEN KINGS AND
GoODMAYES).
KENSINGTON, NOTTIXG HILL, BROMPTON
AND KNIGHTSBRIDGE.
KILBURN, WILLESDEN AND CRICKLEWOOD
KINGSTON, NORBITON AND SURBITON.
LEWIS HAM, BROCKLEY, CATFORD, & c.
LEYTONSTONE, WANSTEAD AND SNARE!'!
BROOK.
MARYLEBONB AND ST. JOHN'S WOOD.
PADDINGTON, BAYSWATER AND KENSAl
GREEN.
RrcIDd:OND, KEW, TWICKENHAM, TBDDISG
TON, MORTLAKE AND SHEEN.
STOKE NEWINGTON, STAMFORD HILL ANI
CLAP TON.
STREATHAM: AND NORWOOD.
SUTTON, CARS HALTON, WALLINGTON ANI
DISTRICT.
,SYDEXHA![ AND FOREST HILL.
TOTTENHAM AND EDMONTON.
WANDSWORTH, PUTNEY AXD BARNES.
WATFORD AND BUSHEY.
WEST KENSINGTON, FULHAM, etc. WIMBLEDON, MERTON AND MITCHAlI[.
WOODFORD, BUCKHURST HILL, LOUGHTO:
AND OHINGFORD. .
WOOD GREEN, MUSWELL HIT,L, BOUND~
GREEN, FORTIS GREEN AND EAW
FINCHLEY.
WOOLWICH, PLUMSTBAD, CIlARLTON AXI
SHOOTER'S HILL.


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OrrA"NEL ISLANDS. Price 5/-.
GOSPORT,.!.LVERSTOKE ,(,;~EIGHBOURHOOD
tGIU.VESEND, NOlt'fIIFI,EET AND DrSTRIC'£.
GREAT YAR1IWU'1H, GOHLESTON, & c,
GUII,DFORD AND WOKING.
HASTINGS, ST. LE'JNAIWS AND BEXHILL.
IpSWICH AND NEIGIIIlOURrrOOD.
ISLE OF THANET-HAMSGATE, MARGATE, &0-
tISLE OF WIGHT. Price ,),-.
LOWESTOFT AND VILLAGES IN NEIGHBOURHOOD.
tMAlDSTOlS'E AND NEIGHBOURHOOD.
t With complete Trades List.
tOXFORD, ABINGDON A'ID NEIGHBOlJRIIOOD
tPORTSMOUTH, rORT~EA, LAXDPOHT
SOUTIlSEA, & c. Price 5/-.
tREADING WITH OA VEH~HAM AXD NEIGn
BOURHOOD.
REIGATE, REDHlLL, HORLEY AND NEIGU·
BOURHOOD.
ROCHESTER, STROOD, CHATHAM, GILLI:01G·
HAM, & c.
tSOUTIIAMPTON AND NEIGHBOURHOOD,
Price 5/-,
SOUTHEND AND N1W1HBOURHOOD.
ST. ALDANS, IIARPENOE", & c.
TO'lDRIDGE, TU-,"BltIDUf: WELLS ANt:
SOUTHBOROUGH.
tWORTllING AND NEIGIIBOURHOOD.


KELLY'S DIRECTORIES
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY
182, 183 & 184, HIGH HOLBORN,
Works: MIDDLE ItlILL, KINGSTON-aN-THAMES.
Branehu: BIRMINGHAM. LIVERPOOL. MA~CHESTll:R. LuDS. SHlllFFlll:LD. G~GOW'.



Outfitters.
Attwood & Co., 8A & 10, Broadway, Bromley 409
Marler Henry, 54, High Street, Bromley 76
Pratt G. & Co., ti, High Street, Beckenltam; also at StreatLam and 148, Leadenhall Street, E.C. ii'
Painters and Paperhangers.
Arnaud J.C. & Son, 149, High Street, Bromley 32
Benham T. & Son, 39, Beckenham Lane, Shol'tlands i
Newbel'Y J., 47, West Street, Bromley... 211
Paste Manufacturers.
Leadenhall Press, Limited, 29.47, ,Garden Row, Southwark,
S.E. ", iiL, 40, 50 and 196b
Pawnbroker.
Pfeil C. F., 20, The Broadway, Bromley... 10
Pianoforte and Music Stores.
Phillips Howard Morley & Co., 5, Aberdeen Buildings, High Street and 30, Widmore Hoad, Bromley 196a
Picture Frame Makers and Gilders, & c.
Clarke E. & Son Limited, fiR, High Street, Bromley and
High Street, St. Mary Cray. Teleph?~e 414: Bromley 6
Plumbers and Glaziers.
Amos G. R. & Son, 10, Simpsons Road, Bromley... 66
Arnaud .r. C. & Son, 149, High Street, Bromley... 32
Crouch J. Morton, 41, Masons Hill and 25, Widmore Road, Bromley... ... 212a and 252a
Benham T. & Son, 39, Beckenham Lane, Shortlands 'i
Moore A., R.P.c., 23, Bromley Gardens, BtQmley... 650
Newbery J., 47, West Street, Bromley... ...211
Ovenden E., 17 Heathfield Road, Bromley 84
Pearce Brothers, Offices, Sherman Road, Bromley '~. 206a
Weeks G. & Sons,61, High St,reet, Bromley,and at Beckenham 72 and Foot notes
Printers and Stationers.
Clarke E. & Son Limited, 53, High Street, Bromley and
High Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414. Bromley 6
Railway and Shipping Agents.
Soan S. & Son, Head office, 45, College Road; depository &.
warehouses, Farwig Lane and College Road, Bromley... 16 7
Relief Stampers.
Clarke E. & Son Limited, 53, High Street, Bromley and
High Street., St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley 6






RAYMONT

HIGH-CLASS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS~
Shortlands Grove, SHORTLANDS.
Principals Miss E. A. KENDALL, A.C.P., Camb. Higher Local (Honours).
Miss C. A. KENDALL, A.C.T., Bronze Medallist S. Kensington.
Assisted by Competent Staff.
Special advantages are offered in Music, Languages and Art; Courses of
Lessons are given on Art and Architecture in connection with which visits are
made to Picture Galleries, Museums and Churches.
Weekly Boarders can be taken.
Attention is given to health and deportment, and there is a short interval
during morning classes for Recreation and Physical Culture.
RAYMONT is situated on high ground with birge garden and full·sized Tennis Lawn





Riding Masters.
Wood Selby & Son, 19, Freelands Road, Bromley
Sanitary Engineers.
Amos G. R. & Son, 10 Simpsons Road, Bromley ...
Arnaud J. C. & Son, 149, High Street, Bromley ...
Crouch J. Morton, 41, Masons Hill and 25, Widmore Road,
Bromley... ...212a and 252a
Henham T. & Son, 39, Beckenham Lane, Shortlands i
Moore A., R.P.C., 23, Bromley Gardens, Bromley... 650
Palin M., 25, Lansdowne Road and 33, Farwig Lane,
Bromley...... Inside back cover
Pearce Brothers, Offices, Sherman Road, Bromley ... 20Ba
Weeks G. & Sons, 61, High Street, Bromley and at
Beckenham 72 and Foot notes
Schools and Colleges.
Havelock House Preparatory School for Boys (Miss Ray), London Road, Bromley .
Hohncroft School (Mrs. F.Fertel, Principal), Holwood Road, Bromley .... ... ... ... ... 44
Holy Trinity Convent, Boarding and Day School for Girls,  Bromley... 28
Qnernmore RehooI, Kinnaird Park, Bromley ... 334a and 334b
Raymont School for Girls (Misses E. A. and C. A. Kendall, Principals), Shortlands Grove, Shortlands
Seedsmen, & c.
Dell W., 15. Market Square, Bromley
Grinsted Daniel Limited, Officesand stores, 124, High Street,
Bromley; 18, Market Square, Bromley; Bencewell
Granaries,BromleyCommon and 57,HighSt, Beckenham 193
Servants' Registries, &0.
Baker M. & J., The Bazaar, 114, High Street, Bromley
Imperial Agency Ladies' Employment Bureau & Servants'
Registry Office (Miss Mary Bartlett, Principal), The Town, Enfield
Shirt and Collar Dressers.
New Invieta Sanitary Laundry (The) (E. Trigg & Sons),
23, Elliott Road, Bromley; branch shop, 14, The Broadway, Bromley
Podger & Sons, 3, Market Square, Bromley
Sundridge Park Laundry, Scott's Road, Bromley ...
Swastika Laundry (The), Works, 218, Homesdale Road,
Bromley; branch receiving shop, 2t', Rushey Green, Catford ...
Silversmiths.
Dotter K., 123, High Street, Bromley .
May John, 47, Masons Hill, Bromley .
Payne E. W., 133, High Street, Bromley





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Specialist in Voice Production.
Izard-Coltman R., Mountfield, 66, Babbacombe Road, Bromley... . ... 212lJ
Stationers, Booksellers, Newsagents, & c.
Ularke E. & Son Limited, 53, High Street, Bromley and High Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley 6
Martin T. & Sons, 11 & 12, The Broadway, Bromley Outside front cover
Stickphast Paste Manufacturers.
Leadenhall Press, Limited, 29-47, Garden Row, Southwark, S.E. iii., 40, 50 and 1961J
Stone and Monumental Masons.
Darby Bros., Bromley North Station and Sherman Road, Bromley... 210
Stoves and Ranges.
Moore A., R.P.C., 23, Bromley Gardens, Bromley... ... 650
Weeks G. & Sons, 61, High Street, Bromley, and at Beckenham 72 and Foot notes

Surveyors.

Alker & Co., adjoining Bickley Railway Station ... 537 and 561
Baxter, Payne & Lepper, F.B.I., F.AM., Mb.rket Square (opposite General Post Office), Bromley; Railway
Approach, Beckenham and 69, King William St. E.C. Outside fron~ and baek covers; Back of book and pages 356 & 560
Carter, La~ & Leech, 56, East Street, Bromley, and opposite S. E. & C. Railway, Shortlands Inside front . cover and page 651
Eastman, Pierce & Eastman & Co., Station Gates,Orpington 638
Salter, Rex & Co., 311, Kentish Town Road, N.W. and 85, London Wall, E.C.... See page 2 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
Krantz 1.,18, The Broadway, Bromley ...
Marler Henry, 54, High. Street"Bromley... ...
Pratt ..Q-. & Co., 6, High Street, Beckenham; also at Streatham and 148, Leadenhall Street, E.C.
Skinner & Grant, 129a and 130, High Street, Bromley and at Regent Street, London,W. ... 194a
Walker & Wicks, 67, London Road, ,Bromley 66
Tailors and Habit Makers.
Barber R., 44, East Street, Bromley
Beverton A. E., Park House, 28, Widmore Road, Bromley 256a-and 256lJ
Tallow Chandlers.
Isard E. & Son, Market Square, Bromley 3






THE
lONDON- CITY & MIDLAND BANK ltd. ESTABLISHED 1836.

DIRECTORS.
SIlLEDWARD H. HOLDE:S, Bllrt .. 'C'hatrman and lIIatlagi1lg Direr/or.
WILLIAM GRAHAJM BRADSHAW, Esq., London, Deputy-Chairman.
THE RT. HON. LORD AIREDALE, Leeds. GEORGE FRANKLIN, Esq., Sheffield. "[Il I'BHCY E. BATES, Bart. Li verpool. H. :'\D1r80:-; Gme. l';sq., LeICester.
IWIIEltT CI,OVER BEAZLEY. Esq .. Liverpool. JOHN HOWARD GWYTHEB., Esq., London.
B[1l W~1. BENJA~UN BOWltING, Bart., Liverpool. AltTHURT. KEE:"!, Esq., llirminll'ham.
JOH~ ALEXANDElt CHItI~TIE, Esq., London. THE itT. HaN. LOIU) rlltRIE, K.P., London, DAYIn DAYIE'\, Esq., M.P., Llandinam. THE ItT. Ho};. LOUD ROTHERHA1I1, Manchester.
FRANK DUDLEY DOCKER, Esq., C.B.. Birmingham. THOMAS HOYDEN. Esq., Liverpool.
'FREnKltICK H YNDE FOX, Esq., Liverpool. WILLIAM FITZTHOMAS WYLEY. Esq ..Coventry.
loitl! Genlf'al Manag",s: J. M. MADDERS, S. B. MURRAY. and F. HYDE.
Secretary: EDWARD J. MORRIS.
5,
HEAD
THREADNEEDLE
OFFICE:
STREET, LONDON, E.C.
Telegraphic Address - CIMIDHO, STOCK, LONDON."
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL
PAID-UP CAPITAL
RESERVE FUND
Telephone-2481 London WaH.
£20,873,520
£4,348,650
.£3,700,000
DEPOSIT & CURRENT ACCOUNTS ("an.) 1914 £96,485,878
CASh in hand, at CALL, and at
SHORT NOTICE· " £30,055,473
BILLS OF EXCUANGE " £12,718,333
INVESTMENTS . " £7,970,927
ADVANCES, & c. " £52,020,707
OVER 860 OFFICES IN ENGLAND AND WALES.
LOCAL BRANCHES.
Bromley ...
B20!enha~
HIGH STREET... ... ...
241, BECKENHAM ROAD ...
Manager, John A. Ellans.
" F. F. Jeffery.





Taxidermist.
Dell W., 15, Market, Square, Bromley
Theatre Ticket Office and Concert Agency.
Phillips Howard Morley &, Co., 5, Aberdeen Buildings, High
Street and 30, Widmore Road, Bromley ... 196a
Tilers, Slaters and Lathers.
Darby Brothers, Bromley North Station & Sherman Road, Bromley 210
Typewriting Offices.
Carter, Law &, Leech, 5fi, East Street, Bromley and opposite S. E. & C. Railway, Shortlands ... lnside front cover &, page ~51
Clarke E. & Son Limiteo, 53, High Street, Bromley and High Street, St. Mary Uray. Telephone 4.14 Bromley... 6
Uudertakers, & c.
Chappell Francis & Son, 25, High Street; 75, Southlands Road and 45 Stanley Road, Bromley 190b
Dunn H. G. & Sons, 32 to 40, Widmore Road; 36, Park Road & Queen's Road, Bromley 102
Humerston J. & ~ons, 37, East St. & College Rd., Bromley 4
Upholsterers.
Dunn H. G. & Sons, 32 to 40, Widmore Road; 36, Park
Road & Queen's Road, Bromley... ... ... 102
Humerston J. & Sons, 37, East 8t.& College Rd.,Bromley
Swastika Laulldry (The), Works, 218, Homesdale Road
Bromley; branch receiving shop, 28, Rushey Green; eatford ... 80 ..
Valuers.
Alker & Co., adjoining Bickley Railway Station ... 531 and 561
Baxter, Payne & Lepper, F.B.I., F.A.I., Market Square
(opposite General Post Office), Bromley; Railway Approach, Beckenham & 69, King William Street, E.C. Outside
front and back covers; Back of book and pages 356 & 560
Carter, Law &, Leech, 56, East Street, Bromley and opposite
S. E. & O. Railw-ay, ShortlandS ... Inside front cover & page 651
Eastman, Pierce & Eastman &, Co., Station Gates, Orpington 638
Humerston J. & Sons, 37, East St. & College Rd.,Bromley... 4
Saltt'r, Rex & Co., 311 Kentish Town Road, N.W. and 85
London Wall, E. C. .. ............. See page 2 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
Wardrobe Dealer.
Hambleton E. W., 10, East Street, Bromley 

Watch and Clock Makers.
Dotter R., 123, High Street, Bromley
May John, 47, Masons Hill, Bromley
Pfeil C. F., 20, The Broadway, Bromley ...
Wearing Apparel.
Hambleton E. W.,10, East Street, Bromley
Window Cleaners.
British Window Cleaning Co.; Office, 93 High St., Bromley 146
Wine and Spirit Merchants.
Smallbone's Stores, 65, 77 and 79, Beckenham Lane, Shortlands .. Telephone No. Bromley 331 ... 648
Uridge's High-class Stores, 27 and 29, Widmore Road and
25, Masons Hill, Bromley... Facing- inside back cover
Wood and Process Engravers.
Clarke E. & Son Limited, 53, High Street, Bromley and High Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley 6





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A Good Inves'tment Is offered by the

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INDEX TO NAMES OF ADVERTISERS.


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Note. - Where not otherwise stated the district is Bromley.

ACKERMANN 1".W., 13. The Broadway ...
ALKER & CO., adjoining Bickley Railway Station
AMOS G. R. & SON, 10, Simpsons Road
ARNAUD J. C. & SON, 149, High Street
ATTWOOD & CO., 8A & ro, Broadway... ...
AYLING T. S., IS & 16, Broadway, Bromley & Church Hill, Beckenham
BAKER M. & J., The Bazaar, II4, High Street
BARBER R, 44. East Street ... ... ... ... ...
BAXTER, PAYNE & LEPPER, F.S.I., F.A.I., Market Square (opposite
	General Post Office), Bromley; Railway Approach, Beckenham & 69, King William Street, E.C.... Outside front tf back covers;
	Back of book tf papes 356 & 560
BELMONT HAND LAUNDRY (Grubey & Townsend, Proprietors), 34, Addison Road ... ... ... ... ". ... 196b
BEVERTON A. E., Park House, 28, Widmore Road ." ... ~56a &; 256b
BISHOP & tlONS, Hugh Street & Ebury Street, Pimlico, S.W. Facing page 312
BLOOMFIELD LAUNDRY, Bromley Common ." ...144
BRADFORD'S STEAM LAUNDRY, Church Road, Upper Norwood iv'
BRITISH WINDOW CLEANING CO., Office, 93 High Street... 146
BROMLEY CENTRAL GARAGE, West street Outside front. cover

BROMLEY MOTOR & ENGINEERING WORKS (R. E. Anthony,
A.M.I.M.E., Proprietor), Masons Hill ... ... ... Outside
front C0rer9" page 206b
BROMLEY NURSING HOME (Miss Boss,Principal),34 & 35,Palace Grove 206b
CAlS'CER HOSPITAL, Fulham Road, S. W... See Inset faeiny pa,qe 128
CARTER, LAW & LEECH, 56, East Street, Bromley & opposite S.E. & C. Railway, Shortlands... Inside front COVel"9" page 651
CATFORD H., 25, The Broadway... 410
CHAPPELL FRANCIS & SONS, 25, High Street; 75, Southlands Road & 45, Stanley Road Igob
CHATTELL D. J. & SONS, 65, Chislehurst Road, Chislehurst, & 29A, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C. ... 552
CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY, Offices, Victoria House, 117, Victoria Street, S.W. ... ... ... See Inset facing page J28
CHURCH OF ENGLAND BUILDING SOCIETY, 22, Chancery Lane, W.C. 
CITY OF LONDON TRUSS SOCIETY, 35, Finsbury Square, E.C. ... See inset .facinq page 128
CLARKE E. & SON LIMITED, 53, High Street, Bromley & High Street, St. Mary Cray. Telephone 414 Bromley 6
CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOCIATION, 23-28 Fleet Street, E.C. ... See page 10 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
COUNTY FIRE OFFICE LIMITED, 50, Regent Street, S. W. & 4 Lombard Street, E.C. .~. See page 10 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
CREAMERY (THE) (G. Trenholm, Manager), 8, Widmore I{oad 233 & 540
CROSSLEY T. & SON, Tweedy Road ... ...... 38
CROUCH J. MORTON, 41, Masons Hill & 25, Widmore Road 212a & 252a
DAFFORN'S, 9, Widmore Road... ... ...... 86
DARBY BROTHERS, Bromley North Station & Sherman Road 210
DEAN F., 2 Tylney Road, Bickley & Wid more Road, Bromley 539
DEAN MRS., 84, High Street 14
DELL W., 15, Market Square 18
DOTTER K., 123, High Street ... 12
DR. BARNARDO't; HOMES, 18 to 26, Stepney Causeway, E.... See Inset facing page 128
DUNN H. G. & SONS, 32 to 40, Widmore Road; 36, Park Road & Queen's Road ... ... ... ... 102
EASTMAN, PIERCE & EASTMAN & CO., Station Gates, Orpington ... 638
FIELD LANE INSTITUTION, Vine Street, Clerkenwell, E.C.... See Inset facing poge 128
GOVERNESSES' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, Head office, Walter House, 418-422, Strand, w.e. ... See Inset facing page 128
GRESHAM LAUNDRY, Bromley Common... ... ... 194b
GRINSTED DANIEL LIMITED, Offices & Stores, 124, High Street,
Bromley; 18, Market Square, Bromley; Bencewell Granaries,
Bromley Common & 57, HIgh Street, Beckenham 193
HAMBLETON E. W. 10, East Street .. 82
HAVELOCK HOUSE PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS (Miss
Ray), London Road ... ... ... 70
BENHAM T. & SON, 39, Beckenham Lane, Shortlands i
HENNAH & ROBERTS, l,The Corner, High Street ... Outside front cover
HILLS G., North Street Livery Stables & 13, South Street ... 34
HOLLOWAY DISCHARGED PRISONERS' AID SOCIETY, Victoria
House, IT7, Victoria StrE\et, S. W. .oo See Inset facing page 128
HOLMOROFT SCHOOL (Mrs. F. Fertel, Principal), Holwood Road ... 44

HOLY TRINITY CONVENT, BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS ...... 28
HOMES OF HOPE, 4, 5 & 6 Regent Square, Gray's Inn Road, W.C.... See
Inset facing page 128
HUMERSTON J. & SONS, 37, East Street & College Road ... ... 4
IMPERIAL AGENCY LADIES' EMPLOYMENT BUREAU & SERVANTS'REGISTRY OFFICE (Miss Mary Bartlett, Principal), The
Town, Enfield ... ... ... ... .., ... 78
INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, Offices, 63, Ludgate Hill, E.C.... See Inset
facing page 128
IRISH WAREHOUSE (THE), 147, Regent Street, London W. ~Facingpage 480
ISARD E. & SON, Market Square .,. 36
IZARD-COLTMAN R, Mountfield, 66, Babbacombe Road ... 2I2b
KENSINGTON & FULHAM GENERAL HOSPITAL, Earl's Court,S. W.~!See
Inset facing page 128
KENTISH MERCURY (THE), 6 to 14, Blackheath Road, Greenwich, S.E.I42
KNAPPETT D. & SOl', Park Nursery, London Road... 30
KRAKTZ 1.,18, The Broadway 64
LEADENHALL PRESS LTD., 29-47, Garden Row, Southwark, S.E.
iii., 40, 50, I96b
LLOYDS BANK LIMITED, ~3, Widmore Road ... 255,
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, 7, Royal Exchange, London,
E.C. ; West End Office, 22, Pall Mall, S.W. ... ... See page 13 of
Insurance Inset (End of Book)
LONDON CITY & MIDLA ND BANK LIMITED, High Street, Bromley
& 241 Beckenham Road, Beckenham ... . S2
LONDON COUNTY & WESTMINSTER BA.NK LIMITED, 141, High
Street, Bromley & at Beckenham, Chislehurst, Orpington & West
Wickham ... 279
LONDON & PROVIN"CIAL BANK LIMITED, 16 & 18, High Street,
Beckenham ... .., ... ... ... .,. 463
LONDON & SOUTH WESTERN BANK LIMITED, 13, Kirkdale,Sydenham; I, London Road, Forest Hill; II3A, Anerley Road, Anerley &
191, Rushey Green, Catford ...
MARLER HENRY, .')4, High Street ...
MARTIN T. & SONS, II & 12, The Broadway
MAUNDER W. LIMITED, 1& 2, Market Square
MAY JOHN, 47, Masons Hill ... ...
MILLER GENERAL HOSPITAL FOR SOUTH-EAST LONDON,
Greenwich Road, S.K I76a & I76b
MOORE A., n.-p.c., 23, Bromley Gardens ... ...... 650
MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION LIMITED, 5,Lancastel' Place,
. Waterloo Bridge, Strand,W.C. &31, Walbrook, Mansion House, KC. 40
NATIONAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, Office, 65, Southampton
Row, W.C.... .. ... ... See Inset facing page 128
NATIONAL CHILDREN'S HOME & ORPHANAGE, Chief Offices,
104-122 City Road, London,E.C. ... See Inset/acing page 128
NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTHALASIA
LlMITED, 5, Cheapside, London, E.C... See page I of Insurance Inset
(End of Book)
NATIONAL REFUGES FOR HOMELESS & DESTITUTE CHILDREN,
London office, 164, Sbaftesbury Avenue, W.C. See Inset facing page 128
NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO
CHILDREN, Central office, Leieester Square,·W.C.·... ... See
Inset facing paIle 128

NATIONAL"TRUSS SO"mETY, 2, Arthur Street, London Bridge, ~.C .... See
Inset racinripage 128
NEW INVICTA SANITARY LAUNDRY (THE) (E. Trigg & Sons),
23, Elliott Road; Branch Shop, 14, The Broadway 68
NEWBERY J., 47, West Street ... 2Il
NORTH BRrrISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO., 61, Threadneedle Street, London, E.C .... See page 9 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
NORWICH UNION MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE, 49, Fleet Street, E.C .... See , page 7 of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
OCEAN ACCIDENT & GUARANTEE CORPORATION LTD.. Head
Office, Moorgate Street, London, E.C. ...... ... See pafle 5 of
Insurance Inset (End oJ Book)
OVENDEN E., 17, Heathfield Road ... ... 84
PALIN lV1., 25, Lansdowne Road & 33, Farwig Lane... Inside back cover
PAYNE E. W., 133, High Street ... ... ... Front Edges
PEA.RCE BROTHERS, Offices, Sherman Road ... 206a
PFEIL C. F., 20, The Broadway... ... 10
PHILLIPS HOWARD MORLEY & CO., 5, Aberdeen Buildings, High
Street & 30, Widmore Road ... Ig6a
PHILLIPS, 26, East Street 78
POl>GER & SONS, 3, Market Square ..... -62
PORTMAN CHAPEL BUILDING SOCIETY, 415, Oxford Street, W... 20
PRATTG. & CO., 6, High Street, Beckenham; also at Streatham & 148'
LeadenhalJ Street, E.C. ... ... ... ii
QUEEN CHARLOTTE'S LYING-IN HOSPITAL, Marylebone Road,N.W ... See
Inset facing pa.qe 128
QUERNMORE SCHOOL, Kinnaird Park ... 334a 334b
RAYMONT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (Misses E. A. & C. A. Kendall,
Principals), Shortlands Grove, Shortlands ...... 48
ROYAL BRITISH ORPHAN SCHOOLS, Office, 27 Clement's Lane,
E.C. ... ... ... ... See Inset facing page 128
ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, Royal Exchange, London, E.C.;
West End Branch, 44 Pall Mall, S.W. ... ..."... See page 2 of
Insurance Inset (End of Book)
ROYAL INSURANCE CO. LIMITED, 24-28, Lombard Street, E.C ....... See
page I of Insurance Inset (End of Book)
ROYAL NATIONAL MISSION TO DEEP SEA "FISH~RMEN, 181,
Queen Victoria Street, E.C. ...' ... See Inset lacing page 128
ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO
ANIMALS, 105, Jermyn Street, S.W.... ...See Inset facing page 128
ROY AL WESTMINSTER OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL, King William
Street, Strand. W.C. ... ... ...See Insetfacing page 128
ST. "ANDREW'S WATERSIDE CHURCH MISSION, 65, Fenchureh
Street, E.C. ... ... ... ...See Inset facing page 128
ST. JOHN'S SKIN HOSPITAL, Uxbridge. Road, W. See Inset facing page 128
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL FOR MENTAL DISEASES,' Old Street, E.C.
See Inset facing page 128
ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL, Westminster Bridge Road, S.E. ...8ee Inset
facing page 128
SALTER, REX & CO., 3Il, Kentish Town Road, N.W. & 85, London
Wall, E.G.... ... See page 2 oj lusllrance In:i£:t (End of Book)
SKINNER & GRANT. 129A & 130, High Street, Bromley, & at Regent
Street, London, W.... ... ... ... ... ... 194"
SMALLBONE'S -STORES, 65, 77 & 79, Beckenham Lane, Shortlands.
Telephone No:'Bromley 331... ... ... . ... 648

SOAN S. & SON, Head Office, 45, College Road; Depository & Warehouses, Farwig Lane & College Road_ ... 167
SPARKS EDWARD, 48, Stanley Road & 34, Napier Road ... 84
SUN FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE, Chief Office, 63, Threadneedle Street,
E.C. . 100
,SUNDRIDGE PARK LAUNDRY, Scott's Road ... 90
SW ASTIKA LAUNDRY, Works, 21S, Homesdale Road,. Bromley;
Branch Receiving Shop, 28, Rushey Green, Catford ... ... 80
TAYLOR CHARLES &SON, St.George'sRd.,Southwark,S.E .. Pacing page 496
TEMPERANCE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY, 4,6 & 8, Ludgate
Hill, E.C. ... ...... . ... . ... 42
TEMPORARY HOME FOR LOS'!' & STARVING DOGS, Battersea
Park Road, S.W. & Hackbridge, Smrey ... See Inset facing page 128
UNION OF LONDON & SMITHS BANK LIMITED, 33, High Street,
Bromley, & at Bayes, Kent ... .., ... ... .., 60
URIDGE'S HIG H-CLASS STOI~ES, 27 & 29, Widmore Road & 25, Masons
Hill Facing inside back cover
WALKER & WICKS, 67, London Road... oo' oo. oo. 66
WEEKS G. & SONS, 6r, High Street, Bromley, and at Beckenham ... 72 cf
Foot notes
WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL, Opposite Westminster Abbey, S. W.
. See Insetjaeing page 128
WILLIAMS G. N., 53, Beckenham Lane, Shortlands ... oo. 652
WITHYCUMUE W. fl., College Road, Bromley & 95, Martins Road,
Shortlands ... oo. .oo 308
WOMAN'S MISSION TO WOMEN, Offices, Victoria House, II 7,
Victoria Street, S. Woo. oo. ... See Inset facing page 128
WOOD SELBY & SON, 19, Freelands Road 24
WRIGHT BROTHERS, High Street ... J90a

THE UNION OF LONDON & SMITHS BANK, lTD.
ESTABLISHED 1839.
£25,000,000
£22,934,100
£3,554,785
Authorised Capital
Subscribed Capital
Paid-up Capital
Reserve Fund £1,150,000
Number of Proprietors-upwards of 10,200,'
Os,
Os,
lOs,
Os,
ILUIP";TBAD .. ..
HAYES (Fridays)
1I0LBlHt7" CIItCUS ..
KE"SINGTON .. ..
I,ONG ACltE.. .. ..
Directors. siR FELIX SCHUSTER, !!art., Governor. LI~IJSAY ERIC S)[lTH, Esq., DePllty-Gorcrllar.
ERNEST W. BARNARD, EsQ. HENRY J. B. KENDALL. ESQ. GEIt.\LD D"LDLEY S'lITH. ESQ.
THEODORE BASSETT, ESQ. A. B. LESLIE."mLYILLE, ESQ. HERnEltT FHA:'\CIS ""IITH. 1·:'Q.
ALFltEU F. BUXTON, ESQ. JIlH~ 11E'\'S, b,~. RT. Hos.C. Il.STl:AIlTWUlll"LEY CIIAULE"; C. CAVE, ESQ. ROllEltT r}':NTO:\ 'tILES. ESQ. K C.. ,,1.r.
JOHN ALAN CLUTT(lN-BROCK, HF:NRY W. l'HESCOTT, ESQ ARTHUR ,1. H. \Y \I.RO:\n, FSQ. ESQ. KE1\'NETH L. C.l'lll·,"L'Ol"r, ESQ. R,'. Ho~·. 
SIR .U,GEl:"';U=" W£:;T, JOI-l:'lDENNJ!;TOUN, ESQ. llEilTILUJ AfiEL S)IlTH, E'Q. a.c.n. HOUAUE GEORGE DEVAS, ESQ. EUSTACE ABEl, S)JJTH, ESQ. CJLUlLESJI.R.WOLLASTON,EsQ
H. W. DRUMMO:ND, ESQ.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE-2, PRINOES STREET, E.C.
Managers. II. H. HART (Town and Foreign). L. E. THOMAS (Co,mtry).
F. W. ELLIS, Assistant JIanager. H. G. HOLDERNESS, Deputy Ass;star.t JIanngcr.
H. R. HOARE, Secretar!!. L. J. CUItNISH, Assistant Secretary.
. TRUSTEE DEPARTMENT: 2, Princes Street, E.C.
LOMBARD STREET OFFICE: (Smith, PaYlle &: Smiths), 1, Lombard Street, E.C.
CORNHILL OFFIOE: (Prescott s Bank, Limited), 511,Cornhill, E.C.
METROPOLITAN AND SUBURBAN BRANCHES.
BAYSWATElt .. .. 6i, Bishops Hoad, W. ~IOU-"T STltEET .. 12, 'Iount Htrcet, W. REDFORD ROW .. 24, Bedford Row, W.C. )!l:SWELI. HILL .. 11, T~e Exchange, lIfuswell
RI";UOPSGATE.. .. 216,Bishups~ate, E.C. Hill, N. lll.OOMSHURY .. .. 103,Hi.h Holborn, W.C. :NOTTING HILL
BROMLEY .... 33,High St. Bromley,Kent GATE........ 8,HighSt.,Notting-lIiIlGate,W.
CHANUERY LANE .. 95. Chancery Lane, W.C. OXrOHD STREET .. 455, Oxford Street, W.
CHARING CROSS .. 66, Charing Cross, S.W. PADDJNGTON .. .. 22, London Street, W. CHISWICK.. .. .. 56, High Hoad, Chiswick. PICCADILLY Corner of l'iccadilly &: St.
CRIl'PLEGATE.. .. 116, Fore Street, E C. James's "treet, W. CltOYDoN .. .. .. High Street, Croydon. PUItI.EY.. .. .. .. Brighton Hoad, l'urley. :
EAST FINCHLEY .. 4, Market l'arade, East 1~f:Gl\~~~1~~'~r~i::.. 14,s...r7.?i1l PI~ce, ~'c
FE:SCHURCH Finchley, N. SLOANE STREET :: ~: sf~~n~rlt~e~i: S.",,;. /
FI~SBURY C~~~~:~ ~~'i~~ngII~~~~tL~~tdo~{Vall, ~g~J.ITcn~I~~~G: Ill, South End, Crllydon.
E.C. 'fO~ .. .. .. 18, Cromwell Place, S.W.
GOSWELL ROAD .. 9 & 10, Charterhome Build- SOUTH :'\ORWOOD .. 76, High St., South Norwood. ings, E.C. SOUTHW ABK .. .. 12, Southwark St"pet, S.B.
55, High St., Hampstead, N.W. SWISS COTTAGE .. I, Coll"l'e Cresccnt, South
Hayes, Kent. TOTTENHAM Hampstead, N.W.
~3~I,~r...~hC~~~I,I~{.;;~ngton,W. COURT ROAD 9i, Tottenram Court HOld, W. YlCTOItIA STREET .. 11i, Victori" Street, "'est- 1, Long Acre, W.C. minster, S.W.
COUNTRY BRANCHES.
Avlcshury, Barnsley, Bath, Birmin~ham, Bournemouth, I iradford, Brighton, Bristol. Cambridge, Canterbury
Cilt'Sham, Derby, Dewsbury, Doncaster, Driffield, EasttJolll'ne, Exeter, l:'a~ersham, Gainsborough, Grantham'
Grimsby, Grilll"by Docks, Halifax, Hove, Huddersfield~ Hull, Leeds, Lineoln,lIIailstone, Mansfiuld, Nottin~lIam;
!'uncaton, Oxford, Plymouth, gcarborough, Sheflield, I'outhampton, Thornbury, Tonbridge, Trlng, Wlnch€!;ter,
Yurk "nd numerous other IJraoches and A;(encies throughnat the Country.
TEIDIS: CCRRl':"TAccolJ~ns.-These arc kept according to tl'e Ilsl'al custom of London and Country Bankel'8.
. DEPOSIT' Acco,!NTs.-Deposits are received at Interest, subject to notice of withdrawal, 0r by ~pecial a gl'f'Plnent. III accoldan('c WIth the usual C!ls101l1.
GE:' EIAL BI'':IN E,-S.-The A, ellCYof COBntry and l'oreign TIanks, whether Joint Stock or Private. Cirr,ular
~,ot", anu I,t tttrs of ('redit i.sucd for all pm-ts of th·, Continent of Europe and elsewhere. Purchase. and Sales
1"1rt'trdin all the British and Foreign Stocks anti Secnrities. IJhidends on Stocks and Shares, the half-pay of
OltiCCl'8.l'eosions, Annuities, & c" received for Customel'8 without char:!e. .
The Viti crs :,nd Clerks eonnected with the Bank are required to sign a Declaration of Secreey as to the trans. actions of any ofits eustomers.
EXBCUT(lU~HH'S AND TRUSTEESHJPS.-The Bank, having the necessary powers are prepared t(\. Ilnlel'-
take Ihe Offi('cof Exccutors, Trustee. and Custodian Trustees ou terms, particnlars of which ran be obtained from
the Head Office.
Nol'E.-Jn pur,uance of the Trcasury Regulations it is hereby stated that no lIabl1lty attaches to the COllSO!!- dated I'unds ot tbe British Governmrnt in rcsrect of any act or omission of the Rank.




BROMLEY.


BROMLEY is supposed to have derived its name from
. the Saxon word Bromleag, in Latin Bromlega, signifying
,. a field, or heath, where Broom grows; sufficient quantity
of the plant existed a few years ago on the waste places
near the town to corroborate this etymology.


Bromley is a municipal and market town and parish situated ten miles
from London (S. E.) and fourteen from Sevenoaks, on the main road to
Hastings, and is in the hundred of Bromley and Beckenham lathe of
Sutton-  at-hone, rural deanery of Bromley and diocese of Rochester.
the parish is bounded by Beckenham, West Wickham, Hayes, Keston,
Farnborough, Orpington, Chislehurst, Lee, Eltham, and Lewisham, and
contains 4,696 acres of land.







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Bromley is  very healthy place, and to this fact and tbe beauty of
he scenery by which it is surrounded, is largely due its popularity as a
place of residence. Dr. Codd, the Medical Officer of Health, states in his
report for 1912, that the death rate for that year was only y per J ,000,
against a death rate Of 13'3 for England and Wales, and 10'2 for the outer
ring of London. The water is supplied entirely by the Kent District
of the Metropolitan Water Board, whose supplies are drawn from deep
wells sunk in the chalk. It is remarkably free from organic impurities, and
is quoted as a standard for purity in the metropolitan areas, but is rather
hard in consequence of the carbonate of lime held in solution. The
centre of the town (The "Bell" Hotel) is situate 200 ft, above the level of the sea.


POPULATION AND VITAL STATISTICS.


The population according to the last Census numbered 33,646, being
an increase of 6,249 upon that of 1901. The ff)llowing table shows the
finet uations- mostly in the way of increase- of the population from
11)01:-
"
increase 265
182
855
323
decrease 198
increase 1,373
5,174
4,480
6,531
5,712
6,249
POPULATION.
2,700
2,965,
3,147,
4,002,
4,325,
4,127,
5,5°0,
10,674,
15,154,
21,685,
27,397,
33,646,
DATE.
1801
1811
1821
1831
1841
1851
1861
1871
1881
1891
IgOI
1911


EARLY HISTORY OF BROMLEY.


Of Bromley in pre. historic times not many traces remain, but a pre
neolithic implements have been found here from time to time. A wellmade 
flint Celt of neolithic date was found recently in Sundridge Park
and a British urn of red clay in Elmfield Road. In the yeal' 1864 a very
interesting trace of a Roman Settlement was discovered at" Beechfield,"





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the residence of the late Jf.l' . .T. W. Ilott. .A workman employed in the
m;lking of somc alteration,.,; of the [;Tounl[,.;',turncd up, from the depth of
about fonrleen or ~ixteeu inchos lJOlow the snrface, a sepulchral vase of
coarse red ware, ornan1l'nt~d with oblique longitulillallines. Dy the side
of the ,ase was about a shovelful of hones, old fragments of tile. The
vase itself was completely filled with a quant.ity of hones, partly incinerated, 
somc of which Mr. Ilott pronounced to he human. Further search
re\"oalecl two vessels in an upright position, and fragments of about six or
eight othors, among which was a fragment of fine red' Samian ware,
decorated with two parallel bands. Among them was one vessel of
H.oman Salop ian ware, with narrow neck and handle, and one of hluishblack 
Upchurch ware. There were also some rusty iron nails. Some
particulars of this discovery were published in the Bl'omle.1J Record of
June, 1864. There can be no doubt that these relics mark the site of a
Romano-British burial ground. It is an especially intoresting fact as a
proof that this particular spot was inhabited by the llomans. A few
fragments of Norman pottery were found among tho old foun(lations when
the new chancel was added to the Parish Church.


The Manor.


"The oldest historical records, in which Bromley is mentioned, relate
to the Manor. Hasted, in his History of Kent, says::-·" Ethelbert, King
of Kent, gave to Bishop Eardulph and the Church of Rochester, land in
Bromley containing six sulings. King Edgar, in the ninth year of his
reign, anno 967, granted to St. "\ndrew, and the Church of Rochester,
certain land at the place eomlllonly known by the name ..Et Bram/cage,
containing ten hides, called by the Kentish Men Sidings, with all liberties
and emoluments whatsoever, excepting the repelling inntsions, and the
repairing of bridges and fortifications, which privileges were granted on
aecount of the great price which Bishop Alfstan 'had paid for this land,
being no less than eighty mares of purest gold, six pounds of fine silver,
and thirty marl'S of gold besides to the King's praefect.
"Xing Ethelred, son of Edgar, on some dispute with the Bi8hop of
Rochester, laid waste the lands belonging to his See, aJl{1 in::19~7gave 
tohis minister, Aethelsine (by whose advice he had taken several estates
from it) ten plowlands at Bromley. But afterwards he, with much
contrition, in 998, in the presence of the convent of Rochester, and hi~
principal nobility, declared what he had dono was by tho advice of this
Aethelsinc; and then restored to the Church six plow lands here, togother
with the privilege of the woods in the Weald, & c





ESTABLISHED 26 YEARS


WALKER & WICKS,


'1La~iea'& Gentlenlen'a EngHab trailors,
67, LONDON ROAD
(From WIDMORE ROAD),
BROMLEY, KENT.
Costumes, Riding Habits, Uniforms, Liveries. Alterations, Repairs,
Cleaning and Pressing. Ladies' Furs Re·modelled or Repaired.
RRTISTle RBV1U~ING (not eodging) .



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CI After the Conquest, Odo, the great Bishop of Baieux, the King's
half-brother, seized on the possessions of the Church of Rochester, at
Bromley, among many other estates belonging to it, but Archbishop. 
Lanfranc did not suffer him to keep them long, for he recovered them, in the
solemn assembly of the whole country, held on this occasion, by the King's
command, at Pinenden Heath, in 1076, and afterwards restored them to
Bishop Gundulph, and the Church of St. Andrew, which donatiou was
confirmed by Archbishop Anselm and several of his successors. In the
reign of King Edward the Confessor, Bromley continued to be estimated
at six sulings. Whether the whole of them came into the hands of the,
Bishop of Baieux I do not find; but it is certain only three of them
returned after the above adjudication to the Church of Rochester.
Accordingly this estate is thus entered, under the general title of the
Bishop of Rochester's lands in the survey of Domesday, taken in the year
1080.
In Bromley hundred the same Bishop (of Rochester) holds
Bromlei. It was taxed at six sulings in the time of King
Edward the Confessor, and now at three. The arable land is
13 carucates. In demesne there are now two carucates, and
30 villeins, with 26 borderers, having II carucates. There is
one mill of four shillings; and two acres of meadow. Wood
for the pannage of 100 hogs. In the time of King Edward
the Confessor, and afterwards, it was worth 12 pounds and 10
shillings, now 18 pounds, and yet it yields 21 pounds all but
two shillings,"


The Manor appears to have remained in the possession of the Bishops
of Rochester up till the time of the great rebellion, when the parliament
passed an ordinance, October 9th, 1646, for the abolition of Archbishops
and Bishops and for vesting their lands in possession of trustees, to be
disposed of according to the appointment of both houses; and another
(November 16th) for the s:tle of them, to satisfy the debts due from the
State upon the public faith. In consequence of which the Manor of
Bromley, with its appurtenances, lis part possessions of the bishopric of
Rochester, was sold in 1648, to Augustine Skinner, for £5,665 lIs. lid.,
in which situation it remained till the restoration of Chrl.rlesII., in 1660,
when it was returned, with the Palace, to Dl', John Warner, Bishop of
Rochester. It remained in the possession of the Bishop of Rochester until
the year 1845, when it was sold by virtue of an Act of Parliament,
.il'Ir.Coles Child, the father of the present Lord of the Manor,being the
purchaser.






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LAUNDRY,


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Telephone, Bromley 990.
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Speciality:
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VA};S A~D CARTS GO DA.ILY TO ALL PARTS OF THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS.
Contracts for Large Schools and Hotels taken at Lowest Prices,
and Highest Recommendations can be given.
Price Lists sent on application.
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23, Elliott Road, Bromley, Kent.
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RAILWAY SERVICE.



Bromley is sOl'veel by tho South Eastern and Chatham Hailway,
which has stations in the High Streot and ill East, Street, while also situated
within the parish boundaries are Sundridge Park, Bickley and Elmstead
stations. Several other stations are within easy reach.

Station Masters :-

Bickley, Southborough road  -George Pl·ivett.
Bromley South - George Baldwin.
Shortlands - Robert Whitehead.
Chislehurst - Henry Joseph Howland.
Bromley North - William John Wood.
Ellstead - Robert Johnston Walker (inspector in charge).
Sandridge Park - Albert John Bryant.

There are good services of omnilmsos and Drakes from Bromley to Hayes,
Keston, Farnborough and Downe; and thore are buses to new residential
estates near Cudham and Downe and, also to Chislehurst. A good service
of Tilling's :Motor Buses run between Bromley and Shoreditch via South.
oUlI, Catford, Lewisham, Deptford, London Bridge etc. Service every
nine minutes. "First Bus leaves Market Square 7.7 a.m. ; last 10.23 p.m.;
Sllndays, 9.5 a,m. to 10.5 p.m. On Sundays a motor service is run to
and from Oxford Circus.


BROMLEY CAB FARES.


If hired by diftance Not exceeding one mile IS.
Not exceeding two miles 28.
For each additional mile or part of mile IS.
H hired by time ... For one hour 0r less ... 28. 6d.
Above one hourFor every fifteen minutes Sd.
For any less perioll Sel.
Extra payments---:whether hired by distance or by time
Luggage-for each package carried ontside zd.
Extra persons-For each person above two 6d.
Two children under ten 6d.
Waiting (by distance)-for every 15 miuutes completed .. , Sd






HAVELOCK HOUSE 

(CORNER OF HOPE PARK),
LONDON ROAD, BROMLEY.
tppepaFatory ~cnoo{ lOp. YJoyd.
MISS RAY, assisted by an efficient Staff. prepares a limited number
of Boys for ENTRANCE EXAMINATION and SCHOLARSHIPS
at the PUBLIC SCHOOLS and the ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE,
OSBORNE.
Instruction in Drilling, Swedi.h Exercises and Gymnastics in the Drill
Hall by a Sergt..Instructor.
Dancing Classes are held in connection with this School during the
two Winter Terms at the Bromley Gymnastic Hall every Friday afternoon,
2.30 to 4 p.m.
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WALKS AND DRIVES ROUND BROMLEY.
Approximate Di.~tances fl'om Bromley 1\)Wll Hall.
Beckenham Station and Church
Bickley Station and Church
Chelsf1eld
Chislehurst Village
Chislehurst Station
Cudham
Downe
Farn borough
Foots Cray
Grove Park
Hayes Church and Village
Hayes Common
Keston Church ...
Kaston Common and Ponds
Holwood, Keston
Knockholt
Mottingham
Orpington ...
Shortlands
Sidcup
St. MarY Cray
St. Paul's Cray Common
West Wickham Court alld Clllll'clt ...
West Wickham Village
2
3
2
7
6
4
5
z
z
4
5
5
5
3
4



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LOCAL GOVERNMENT.


The governing authoriLy of the town is the Bromley 'fawn Council,
which displaced tho Urban District Council in November, 1903, which
had in itr; turn succeesel1 the Local Board in 1894 and the Vestry in 1867.
The parishes of the Bromley Union (17 in number) have a joint Board
of Guardian".


CORPORATION OF BROMLEY.


Municipal Offices: Tweedy Road, Bromley.
Officel·s.
Town Clerk: Frederic H. Nonnan, :Mnnieipal Offices.
Deputy Town Clerk: W. Jermyn Harrison, B.A.
Medical Officer of Health: Arthur F. d. Codd, :lLB., F.R.C.S., Holwooc1
Lodge, 154, High Street, Bmmley.
Borough Engineer: Stanley Hawking's, MunicipalOffices.
Assistant Borough Engineer: Wilfred A. Cope.
Borough Accountant: H. J. K. Wharrie.
Sanitary Inspector: Thomas Butler, A.H.S.I.
Collector of Rates: George Stone, :Mnnicipal Offices.
Librarian: William J. Harris, F.L.A., Public Library, 17, High Street.
Inspector, Diseases of Animals Acts: Alfred Henry Sly, Holmfield,
106, London Eoad.
Council1Ueetillgs are helU every alternate T~esday at 7.30 p.m., at the
Municipal Offices, Tweedy Road, Bromley.
The Area of the local Government District is 4,696 acres.
The populaticn of 1891 Census was 21,685, and 1901, 27,397,
and 1911, 33,646.


The Rateable Value of the Borough is £284,801, and the Assessable
Value, £265,487. .


The number of Inhabited Houses in the Borough is about 7,5°0.
Mayor.


Alderman 'Yo Lindley-Jones, }'.R.G.S., J.P., Park '''ood, Edward Road,
Bromley.


Deputy Mayor.
Alderman George Weeks, 61, High Street, Bl'orilley





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Made of best glace kid, with
strong damp=proof soles and
stocked in half=sizes and various
Widths, it is an ideal shoe for
real conlfort. May we send you
a selection? Our telephone
numbers are Bromley 99,
:: :: Beckenham 151.


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15 & 16, The Broadway, BROMLEY





Aldermen.
William L. Crossley, 68, Tweedy Road, Bromley.
Thomas Davis, Birkenf~ld, 142, ,Yidmore Road, Bromley.
Reginald William James, St. :Miherecl's, 46, Cambridge Hoau, Bromley.
W. Lindley-Joncs, F.R.G.S., J. P., Pm'1\: 'Wood, Ed"'ard Road, Bromley.
George Lawrence, 80, Bromley Common, Bromley.
George Weeks, 61, High Street, Bromlcy.
Councillors.
Retires
Plaistow Ward: in
Heaysman, Thomas H., 37, Palace Grove
Gibbs, William James, 36, Hammelton Road
Hennah, William E., Ladoro, 22, Masons Hill
Martin's Hill Ward:
Harris, Albert rrhomas, 27, The Broadwa.y, High Street
Mordaunt, :Miss Ethel Amy, M.D.nrux., L.It.C.l'.S,Etl., I.,R.F.r.S.
alas., Montrose, 118, London Road ...
Weller, William George, I, Queen's Mead Road

Town Ward:

Haywood, George 1914
Gillett, Fred, The Pines, Elmfield Road 1915
Last, George fl., 29, The Broadway 1916
Sundridge Ward:
Comins, Charles, Pembroke House, 12, Upper Park Road... 1914
Allen, GeOl'go, 39, Frcelands Road 1915
Pearce, Bertram, Eastville, 7, Hawes Road... 1916
Bickley Ward:
Newton, Matthew H., Dover Lodge, Park Hill, Bickley 1914
Hind, Stanley A., Shawfield House, 22, Shawfield Park, Widmore 19'5
Homewood, Wilfrid James, Holmbury, 41, Shawfield Park, Wielmore 1916
Bromley Common Ward:
Cox, William Giles,41 Addison Road 19I4
Williams, John, Brockhampton, 24, Bromley Common 1915
Peill, Edwin George, St. Margaret's, 12, High Street 1916
Wards.
For the purpose of the election of Councillors, Bromley was, in 1903,
divided into six wards. The population of the wards in 1911 was as





ESTABLISHED '1880.


Hy. MARLER,


54, HIGH STREET,
BROMLEY, KENT.
Practical
TAILOR,
Hosier and
Juveniles'
OUTFITTER.
DELIVERIES A SPECIALITY.
Large Assortment of Clothing
of every description.
NOTE THE ADDRESS Opposite THE ROYAL BELL" HOTEL





follows :- Phtistow Ward, 7,078; Martin's Bill Ward, 4,647; Town Ward,
5,644 j Sundridge Ward, 4,465; Bickley Ward, 5.493 and Bromley Common
Ward, 6,319.

BROMLEY BURIAL BOARD.

The Members of tho Borough Council are also Members of the Burial
Board.
Clerk and Registrar: Frederic H. Norman, Municipal Ollices, Tweedy
Road.
Superintendent of London Road Cemetery: George Huxley, Cemetery Lodge.
Superintendent of Bromley Hill Cemetery: John Warner, The Lodge.
There are two Cemeteries, viz. :-London Road and Bromley Hill.
The Burial Board meet on alternate Tuesdays at the same place and
at the conclusion of the meetings of the Borough Council.


ST. LUKE'S BURIAL BOARD.


Members: Dr. J. H. Yolland, 1II.U.C.S. (Chairman); .Messrs. A. Sparkft,
.T. Humphrey, William Judd, John Walter Brown, J. Hobben, Rev.
C. C. Gosselin, ~f.A., and J. Timmis.
Olerk: W. H. P. Priter, Great Elms Road, Bromley.
Treasurer: Alfred Wright, Dunsford, 121, Widmore Road, Bromley.
Superintendent: John Johnson, Cemetery Lodge.
The Cemetery is in Magpie Hall Lane, JJromley Common.
Meetings are held on the first Monday in the month at St. Luke'll
Institute, Raglan Road, Bromley Common.


PLAISTOW BURIAL BOARD.


Members: R. Hitherdoll, G. W. :Morgan, F. A. Threadgold (Chairman),
J. Young, A. C. Garrard, H. Gayford and J. Pollock.
Clerk: E. G. Holt, Dunster, 5, Crescent Road, Bromley.
Treasurer: Alfred Wright, Dunsford, 121, Widmore Hoad, Bromley.
Superintendent: Charles Sheldon, Cemetery Lodge.
The Cemetery is in Burnt Ash Lane, Plaistow. Non-Parishioner.
admitted to burial.
The Meetings are held on the first Friday in the month at. the
C.emetery Gatehouse, at 3.15 p.m





THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM:-
PHILLIPS'
BOOT MAKERS"
LEATHER SELLERS & GRINDERY MERCHANTS,
26, EAST STREET, BROMLEY.
, Directly opposite the Drill Hall.
Hand·Sewn Work a speciality. Ladies' and Gents' Best Work to Measure.
REPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Bocks, Laces, Dog Collars supplied and engraved. Orders by Post or otherwise receive strict attention. Kinrdre commendations 
respectfully solicited.
ESTABLISHED 1903.
Tho Imperial Agenoy Ladies' Employment Bureau and
High-class Servants' Registry Offioe,
Opposite the Market Place, The Town, Enfield
MIDDLESEX.
EVERY TUESDAY and THURSDAY Ladles and Servants walt at the 'Oftlce(or engaging purposes.
Principa.l-MISS MARY BARTLETT.
TELEPHONE 253 ENFIELD. P.S.-Please enclose stamp. for replies.
APAINTMENTS, BOARD. PRESIDENCE aud HOMES for PAYING GUESTS can be recommended







BROMLEY EDUCATION COMMITTEE.


Formed 1903.
Education Office: Municipal Buildingil, Tweedy Road.
Olerk: Frederic Henry Norman, :Municipal Offices. Tweedy Road.
Sohool Attendance Officers: 'Walter James Leonard and H, W. Goble.
The following Schools are under the authority of the Committee:
Council.

Valley (Beckenham Lane) (boys, girls &; infants).
Raglan Road (boys, girls, juniors &; infants).
Aylesbury Road (boys). .
Wharton Road (boys, girls & infants).
Non-Provided.
Bromley Parish (College Road) (boys, girls &; infants).
Masons Hill (girls &; infants).
Plaistow St. Mary's (boys &; infants).
Bickley &  Widmore (boys, girls &; infants).
Bromley Common (mixed & infants).
Addison Road (girls & infants).
Special School for Defective Children.
Raglan Road (boys & ; girls).
Manual Training Centres.
Raglan Road and Wharton Road.
Cookery Centres.
Raglan Road and Wharton Road.
#
SCHOOL CLINIC (Bromley Education Committee), 12 Park Road.
School Medical Officer: ?lIiss Enid M. Walters, M.B., B.s.LOnd.
Specialist for Operations : Miss Margaret B. Dobson, M.D.Lond.
Anoosthetist: John Mathewson, JlI.n., D.eh.
Secretary: Frederic Henry :Norman.
School Nurse : Mary Tattersall.


BROMLEY UNION BOARD OF GUARDIANS.


Offices: Park House, Beckenham Lane, Bromley.
Chairman: WALTER BOWMAN, Gattons, North Cray.
Vioe-Chairman: ARTHUR T. WARING, J.P., c..!. Woodlands, ChelsfielL!.
Officers.

Clerk: Edward Haslehnrst, Park House, lleekenham Lane, Bromley.
Assistant Clerk: P. J. D. Wiley, Park Honse, Reckenham Lane, Bromley.
Chaplain: Rev. Ebene;.:er Joseph Welch, L.C.D., X.C.L. The Parsonage, Farn·
borough.





PHONE BROMLEY 9. THE _
BROMLEY
fiJyerd anti ~{eanerd
-~,~
THE 


SWASTIKA LAUNDRY,


FOR THE BEST WORK PROCURABLE IN
ALL DEPARTMENTS.
ART DYEING. CHEMICAL CLEANING.
DRY DYEING. UPHOLSTERING.
CARPET BEATING & CLEANING.
FAMILY LAUNDERING.
SHIRTS AND COLLARS A SPECIALITE.
Branch Receiving Shop:
28, RusheyGreen, CATFORD.
WORKS:
218, HOMESDALE RD., BROMLEY.





Treasurer: Alfred Wright" Dunsford, 121 Widmore Road, Bromley.
Inspector under Infant Life Proteotion Aot: H. n. Hamlyn, Tho
Willows, Selborne Road, Sidcnp.
Registrars of Births and Deaths:
Bromley Sub·District (comprising the Civil Parish of Bromley)-
"'alter H. Banner, 66, Tweedy Hoad, Bromley;
Deputy, Harry Chapman, Park House, Beckenham
Lane, Bromley Attendanee - MondaY,9 to 10.30
a.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. ; Tuesday and Friday, 5 to
7 p.m. and Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday,
9 to II a.m.


Beckenham Sub·District (comprising the Oidl Parishes of Beckenham,
Hayes and West Wicklmm)-Charles Ernest
Manger, 18, Beckenham Road, Beckenham;
Deputy, II. E. Manger, Council Offices, Beckenham. A ttelllls at Beckenham District Council
Offices, Bromley Road, Beckenham, Mondays,
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays,s to 7 p.m.;
Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 12 noon; Saturdays, 10 to
II a.m. West Wickham, at the Parish Room,
Sussex Road, first and third Fridays in each month,
I I a.m. to 12 noon. Hayes, at cottage occupied by
:Mr. J. Todd, first and third Fridays in each
month, 12.30 to !.30 p.m.

Orpington Sub-District (comprising the Parishes of Chelsfield, Cud.
ham, Downc, Farnborough, Keston, Knockholt,
Orpington and St. Mary Cray -J. D. .H!iggins, Moortield Road, Orpmgton; Deputy,
Mrs. R. Higgins, Moorfield Road, Orpington.
Attends Moorfield Road, Orpington, every "Wednesday and Saturday, 9.30 to II.goa.Ill. and every
Monday and Friday,s to 7 p.m. Chelsfield, Mrs.
Neal's grocer's shop, ,first and third Monday in each
month from 9 to 10 a. m. Oudham, Mrs. Richard's
cottage, Single Street, first and third Thursdays in
each month, I to 2 p. m. Downa Council's Schools,
third Friday in each month, 12 noon to 1 p.m.
Farnborough, The Offices, Union Workhouse, first
and third Fridays in each month from 10 to 11 a.m.
Keston, Mrs. Breckon's Laundry, opposite Fox
Inn, first Friday in each month, 11.30 a.m. to





MR. E. WI HAMBLETON,
1~ EAST STR£E~ BROMLEY
PURCHASES FOR CASH.
Second=hand Furniture
Warehouse.
LARGE SPACIOUS SHOWROOMS.
Wearing Apparel and every description of
Property bought.
Appointments by Post punctually attended to.
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT
TO ANY AMOUNT.
INSPECTION INVITED





12.30 p.m. Knockholt, Mrs. Graham's, Sidney
Terrace, first and third Thursdays in each month,
II a.m. to 12 p.lil.
Chislehurst Sub. District (comprising the Plnishes of Chislehurst,
Foots Gray, Xorth Cray and St. Paul's Cray)
-II. B. HamlYll, The '''ilJows, I::ielborne Road,
Siucup; Deputy, Mr8. HamlYll, The Willows,
Selbornc Road, Sich:up. Attends Monday and
Wednesday, 9.30 to II.30 a.m. amI Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday, 6 to 8 p.m. Chislehul'st
Council's Schools erery Fl'iuay 12.30 to 1.30'
p.m.; North Cray, The Village Hall, first and
third Saturday in eachl1l0nth, 10.1$ to II.rsa.m.
St. Paul's Cray, Mrs. Margoram's house, Cray
Hoad, second amI fourth Saturday in each month,
I I a.m. to 12 noon.
Colleotors of Rates & Assistant Overseers:
I"o. I District-George Stone, Munidpal qmces, Tweedy Road, Bromley.
Thomas Beeton, Comer House, Church Aven. Sidcup.
Herbert Edward Manger, Council Offices, Bromley
Road, Beckenham.
,,4 Henry Barnes, Willow Bank, FarnborouglJ..
Master of Workhouse: Thomas Healey, Union Workhouse, Locksbottom,
Farnborough.
Matron: Miss A. O. Vickery, Union Workhouse, Locksbottom, Yarnborough.
Medical Officers:
Conslllting-RoberL Alexander Shannon, L.R.C.r., r,.lIr., L.R.C.IS.,
L.S ..!., Crofton Road, Orpington.
Honse-Charles Edwin Price, :lr.R.c.s.Eng., L.R.C.p.!,ond., Whyte.
leare,Orpington.
No. I District-John Mathewson, M.ll., n.A.a., B.eh. 45 Tweedy Roa.d,
Bromley."
J. H. Yolland, M.R.e.S., L.S.A.., 53 Bromley Common.
Robert Alexander Shannon, L.R.C.P., L.ll!., L.R.C.S.,
L.S.A., Crofton Road, Orpington.
Thomas William Bailey, M.R.e.S., L.R.C.P., High
Street, Orpington.
Howard Howse Dummere, )r.R.c.s., L.R.C.P., L.S."'.,
Brasted, near Seven oaks.
George Thomas Giddings, M.D., M.n.C.S., Hillworth,
38, Wickham Road, Beckenham





TEL. 788 BROMLEY.


EDWARD SPARKS,


jobmaster & Carriage Proprietor,
-Yards: 48, Stanley Rd. & 34, Napier Rd.,
Private Address: 48a, Stanley Road,
~ BROMLEY~ I{ent.
Licensed to Let Busses, Landaus. Wedding Carriages, Governess Oars,
Waggonettes, Pony Traps, Chaises, & c. Horses Jobbed for any period.
Vans and Carts on Hire.
FURNITURE REMOVALS.
BRAKES & BUSSES FOR FOOTBALL & PLEASURE PARTIES.
ALL KINDS OF VEHICLES ON HIRE BY DAY, YEAR OR JOB,




E.OVENDEN,


PLUMBER
Gas and hot Water Engineer.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
BELLS AND TELEPHONESI
17, Heathfield Rd., Bromley, Kent.





No.6 District-Patrick Alexander Leighton, :M.D., eh.R Edin., I,illdley Lodge, Grove Park Hoad. Mottingham.
"7,, Charles Hobert Arnold Sutton, III.D., Clare House,
Sidcup.
8 William Henry Blake, III.R.C.S., L.R.C.p., Bedford
Lodge, West Wickham.
9 S. E. Price,L.:IIf.M.S.,L.s.A.vmc1.,Red Hill,Chislehul'st.
Public Vaccinators: The Medical Officers arc also Public Vaccinatol's for
their respective Districts.
The Union comprises seventeen parishes, namel;r, Bromley, Becken~
ham, Chelsfield, Chislehurst, Cudham, Downc, Farnborough, Foots Cray,
Hayes, Keston, Knockbolt, ilIottingham, North Cray, Orpington, St.
:Mary Cray, St. Paul's Cray and West Wickham.
,The Union has an acreage of 42,259; a population in 191 I of 104,J55;
and a rateable value of £84°,501.
The Union Assessment Committee meets as occasion requires.
Guardians.
Beckenham : Vian, Miss Marian, 3, The Knoll, Beckel1ham; Grant,
Cardross, C.C., Bruntsfield, 45, Bromley Road, Beckenham; Stanning,
Miss F. K, Taversham House, Southend Road, Beckenham; Blake,
Charles, I I, The Avenue, Beckenham; Oal'roll, Rev. W. A., Bickley
Vicarage, Kent
Bromley: Chalmers, Mrs., Blackbrook, Bickley; Hall, Mrs. Emily,
Wilbet, Crofton, Orpington; Gedney, Charles William, 17.
Glebe Road, Bromley; Peill, Frederick William, C.C., 7, Ravensbourne Road, Bromley; Lawrence, George, The Gardens, 80,
Bromley Common.
Chelsfteld: Waring, Arthur Thomas, J.P., C.A. Woodlands, Chelsfield.
Chislehurst: Allan, James, M.n.,c.M.,Aldborough,Chislehurst Common;
Vinson, Mrs., Mavelstone, Sundridge avenue, Bromley; Spurgin,
Rev. E. B., The Vici1l~age, Sidcup
Oudham: Smither, Charles, Biggin Hill, Cudham.
Downe: Haldeman, D.O., The Rookery, Downe.
Farnborough: Higgs, Jn. May, Farnborough Hall farm,Farnborough.
Foots Cray: Knight, Thomas, Craybrooke, Sidcnp; Dewey, Alfred, 70,
High Street, Sidcup
Hayes: Russell, James, Hayes.
Keston: Haslett, William H., Keston.

MILLINER,

Xnockholt: Airey, John, Melrose,Knockholt.
Mottingham: Floyd, G. G., Santa-Inez, Mottingham.
North Cray: Bowman, Walter, Gattons, North Cray.
Orpington:- Harlow, Thomas, Skeet Hill, Orpington; Roper, Henry,
Gatton Lodge, Orpington.
St. Mary Cray: Strouts, R. H., Belgraye Place, St. Mary Cray;
Berens, Atherton, Child's, St. Mary Cray
St. Paul's Cray: :May, Thomas, Chalk Pit Farm, St. Paul's Cray.
West Wickham: Lennard,ColonelSir Henry Arthur Hallam Farnaby,
Bart., J.P., C.C., Wickham Court, West Wickham.
The Workhouse is situate at Locksbottom, Farnborough (three miles
from the centre of the town).
The Board meet fortnightly, on Tuesday, at the Workhouse at I I a.m.
The visiting days 'to the Inmates of the Workhouse are :Ylondayslind
Thursdays, from 9.30 until 11.3° in the morning, and from 2 until 4 in
the afternoon, also on Sundays, from 4 until 5, by special order of a
Guardian.
. . . LOCAL SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE, BROMLEY
UNION AREA, KENT COUNTY COUNCIL,
Allen, Benjamin, The Lees, Sidcup.
Becker, N. H. T" Woode-roft, Mottingham.
Berens, Rev. G., The Rectory, Foots Cray.
Bowman, Walter, Gattons, North Cray (chairmau).
Clowes, Rev. G., The Rectory, Hayes.
Crombie J., Highclen, Sidcup.
Curtis, Rev. H. A., Cudham Vicarage.
Darrell, Beech View, Sidcup.
Dawson, Miss, Chislelmrst.
Eyles, J., 8 Red Hill, Chislehurst.
Jones, Rev. F. Havard, Rectory, Knockholt.
Keech, T., Woodlands, Black Fen, Eltham.
Lennard, Lieut.-Colouel Sir H. A. H. F., Bart., D.L., J.P., Wickham. Court, Wcst Wickham.
Lubbock, A. N., Bassetts, Farnborough.
Mansfield, W., Gwynfa, Orpington.
May T., c.c., Chalk Pit Farm, St. Paul's eray.
Norman, Edward, Chelsfleld House, Chelsfield.
''''"heeler.Bennett, J., J.P., Ravensbourne, K~ston.
Whitehead, Alfred, Fairview, Chislehurst West

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Officers.
Clerk: Edmuud Goldsack, Burham Hond, Sevenoaks.
School Attendance Officel's :
No. 1 District-Frank Burgess, Chclsfield.
2 Charles D. Quint, 26, IJal\Cs Road, Kcston.
BROMLEY RURAL DISTRIOT OOUNOIL.
Chairman: Colonel Sir H. A. H. F. Lennard, Har!., West Wickham.
Vice-Chairman: Thomas Harlow, Orpingt,un
Officers.
Clerk: Edwaru Haslchllrst, Park House, Bromlcy.
Assistant Clerk: P.J. D. Wiley, Park House, Bromlcy.
Treasurer: Alfred Wright, Dunaford, 121, Widmore Road, Bromley.
Medical Officer of Health : James Scott Tew,M.D"Brooke House,'fonbridge,
Sanitary Inspectors :
NO.1 District-H. Nightingale, Ailltree, Moortiehl Hoad, Orpington.
2 Andrew Dunlop, cert.n,san.lUst., Wellbrook Road, Farnborough, Kent.
Surveyor: Robert Craig, Surveyor's Office, Farnborough.
Surveyor of New Streets and Buildings: Walter John Winter, Maulden House, Station Road, Sidcup.
The Bromley Rural District Council comprises the Parishes of CheIsfield, Cudham, Downc, Farnborough, Hayes, Keston, Knockholt,
Mottingham, North Cray, Orpington, St. Mary Cray, St. Paul's Cray and West Wickham.
Members.
Chelsfield: Waring, Arthur Thomas, J.P., C"i., Woodlands, Chelsfield.
Oudham : Smither, Charles, Biggin Hill, Cudham.
Downe : Haldeman, Donald C., The Rookery, Downe.
Farnborough : Higgs, John 1Uay,Farnborough Hall :Farm,FarnbQrough.
Hayes: Russell, James, Montford House, Hayes.
Keston: Haslett, William H., Phcenix House, Keston.
Knockholt : Bond, J. H., Knockholt.
Mottingham: Floyd, G. C., Santa Inez, Mottingham.
North Cray: llowman, Walter, Gattons, North Cray.
Orpington: lI:1,rlow,rrhomas, Skeet Hill, Orpington; Hoper, Henry,
Gatton Lodge, Orpington.

PROMPT COLLECTION AND DELIVERY.
Telephone. Bromley 653.
THE ..
Suodridge Park Laundry,
SCOTT'S RD., BROMLEY, KENT.
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CURTAINS R.E=DRESSED
. . EQUAL TO NEW.
Dyeing and Cleaning in all its branches.
All Communications receive Personal Attention . . .
PRICE LIST FREE ON APPLICATION.

St. Mary Cray: Strouts, R. H., Belgrave Place, St. Mary Cray;
Waring, Ed"ard Loxley, Halstead Hall, nearSevenoaks.
St. Paul's Cray: !lIay, Thomas. Chalk Pit Farm, St. Paul's Cray.
West Wickham: Lennard, Lieut.-Colonel Sir H. A. H. F., Bart., D,l,.,
J.P., C.C., West Wickham.
The CouDcil meets on alternate Tuesdays at 10.30 a,m. at the .Uuiuu
Offices, Park House, Bromley.
WEST KENT MAIN SEWERAGE BOARD.
Offices: Park Honse, Bromley, Kent.
Members: Sir George .T. Woodman, J.P. (Chai.rman); Aldermen GLawrence, c.c. (Vice.Chairman), R W. James and G. Weeks;
Councillor E. G. Peill; Dr. R. M. H. Randell; :Messrs. J Crease
J. C. Hewlett, C.O., A. W. Smale, 'Yo J. Norris, R H. Strouts, T.
?lIay, .T.P., 'Yo Eo Goff, J.P., A. 'Yo Dewoy, J.P. and A. J. Penny, C.c.
Secretary: Arthur R. Coomber, Park House, Bromley.
Engineers: Alfred Williams & Son, 14. Victoria Street, Westminster s w.
Solicitors: Messrs. May, Sykes & Co., Suffolk House, Laurence Pountney
Hill, Cannon Street E C.
Treasurer: Alfred "·right., Dnnsford, 121, Widlllore Road, Bromley.
BROMLEY &'BECKENHAM JOINT HOSPITAL BOARD.
Offices: Park-House, Beckenham Lane, Bromley.
Members: Dr. R. M.H. Randell (Chairman) ; Atherton 13erens, D. C.
Haldenlan, Lieut.-Colonel Sir H. A. H. F. Lennard, Bart., D.L.,J.P., T.
:May, J.P., His Worship the Mayor of Bromley (Alderman W. Lindley
Jones), Alderman R. 'Yo James, Alderman G. Lawrence, G. Sutton,
J.P., J. Crease and A. Dewey, J.P.
Medical Superintendent: Dr. Philip N. Randall.
Clerk: Frank H. Gedney, Park House, Beckenharn Lane, Bromley.
Treasurer: Alfred Wright, Dunsford, 121, Wiclrnore Roacl, Bromley.
Matron: Miss F. K. Whitmarsh.
LORD LIEUTENANT OF THE COUNTY OF KENT.
Camden Marquis, Bayharn Abbey, Lamberhurst, Kent & Carlton&; Marlborough
clubs, London; R. Y. S. club, Cowes, Isle of Wight.

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE COUNTY.
NORTH \\'.:ST Ol/. D.\ltTI·'OUn DIVISION.
Rowlands James eS(j. I 19 Mercers rd. Tnfnell park x & Natioluil Libcr-,tl club s w.
WEST OR SEYENOAKSDIVISIOK.
Forster Henry William esq. D.L. I Hans place s w ; Carlton if;, Wellington clubs
s w & Lepe honse, Exbury, Southampton.
SOUTH WEST OR TmmmDGE DIVISION.
Clay Capt. Herbert Henry Spcnder- ,T.P. 21 Hill street w; Carlton & Turf club.":;
I,'orn manor, Lingfield, Surrey.
THE MID OR MEDWAYDIVISION.
Warde Col. Charles Edward D.L., J.P. Garlton if;, Naval & Military clubs S W &
Barham court, Teston, Maidstone
NORTH EAST OR FAVERSHAMDIVISION.
WhelerGranville Charles Hastings e.!:i(j.D.T,.,.J.P. Carlton, Junior Carlton & Oxford
& Cambridge & Royal Automobile clubs s w; Ledston hall, near Castleford,
Yorks; Otterden, FUWCl'sham,Kent
SOUTH OR ASHFOIm DIVISIOK.
Hardy Rt. Hon. Laurence esq. lIl.A., D.L., J.P. 42 Lowndes sq S W; Oxford.";
Cambridge & Carlton clubs s W & Sand ling park, Hythe, KCJit
EAsT OR ST. AUGUSTINE'SDIVISION.
McNeill Ronald JohnM.A., J.P. 18 Cadogan place S w; Carlton club S w; Bath &
United Empire clubs W & Glenmona, Cnshendnn, co Antrim
ISI.]~ OF THANET.
Cl'uig Norman Carlyle esq. K.C. 10 King's Bench walk, Temple E c; 1 Bolton
street w; Carlton, St. Stephen's & Pratt's clubs s w; Royal Thames Yacht
club W & Fairfield house, St. Peter's, 'fhanet
KENT COUNTY COUNCIL.
COUNTY OOUNCIL FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT.
:',Ieetings at the Sessions House, Maidstone, grd Wednesday in February, May and
November, and in August on the Wednesday in the week which commence!!
with the Bank Holiday.
CHAIRMAN.
Cornwallis Fiennes Stanley Wykeham D.L., J.P. Linton park, Maidstone
VICE-CHAIRMAN.
Hussey Edward Windsor 1\[,A.,V.D., D.L., J.P. Scotney castle, Lamberhurst

ACHEl1l1tF.K.
j-Hnkel' .Alfred ,John .1.r. ~1.. Ill'allllll"ks, If) SOlll,IWlld I'oat!, Bcckcllll1illl
* Bcrry "'alt.el' "'lie(~lci' .1.r. Uw;lllllel'C CUlll't, Hel1in~1FaverHlmm
* Child Coles D. I.., J. r. The Palace, BI'OIll/CY,Kent
* Cobb Frank Bl'illge, Newton road, Faversham
-* Cornwallis Fiennes. Stanley Wykt~Hllll D. I.., J. P.( chairman) Linton pk. Maidestone
r Darnley Rig-ht Hon. Earl of D. L., J. P. Cobham hall, GrareseIHI
* East Francis Edward J.P. :Marlfidd house, Tonbridge
lCGrnnt Hobcrt, J.P. Fernleigh, Birchingtoll, Thanet
I-Harris Hight lIon. Lord a.C.S.I., G.C.I.E. Belmont, FaYTsluun & 8 Old Jewry, London 1-: C
HIill Col. Itnwlallll Henry Tho>,. ,1.r. Willoughby lodge, Xorthdown aven. :Margate
tHussey Edward Windsor M.A., \'.D., D.T.., .LP. (,-icc-chairman), Seotney castle, Lamberhurst
'-Lennard Lt.-Col. Sir lIenry Arthur Hallam Farnaby bart. D.L., J.P. Wickham court, Beckenham
tLoeke Wehard Goord Edwal D.L., J.P. Dane hOllse, Hartlip, Sittingbourne
f;\Iarsham (ieorge D. L., J.P. Harle cottage, Maidstone
·'·.\Ittchell John Lawrence, The Homestead, Dartfonl
*:Monins John H('nr~' J.T'. Ringwould house, Hingwould, Dover
*Norman Archibhl.Cameron :lLA, J.P. The RookcrY, 90 Bromley Common, Bromley
1"Penfold Col. Stephen Y.D., J.l'. 70 Cheriton road, Folkestonc
*Plum ptre Henry Fitzwalter J.P. Goodnestone, Canterbury
*Qllestcd John Egerton, The Firs, Cheriton, Folkestone
t Roberts William Lee lIenry J.P. Holborough, Snodlallu
* Sayer John liLA.. D L., J.P. Clear mount, Charing, Ashford
* Waring Arthur Thomas J. P. Woodlands, Chelsfield
Watson Charles Hubhack .T.P. Stone castle, Greenhithe
::Ifnrkc,l thus t rctirc in 1911;.
Marked thus· rctire iu 191 ft.


COUNCILLORS.


Blean Division.
Brown Sydney, Westfields, Whitstable (2)
WillJee Frel1el'lc Henri J.P. Grosvenor house, Victoria park, Herne Ba~' d)
Bl'idf/e J)it'isiOil.
:Maxted John Dean, Lower Garrington, Littlebol1rne, Canterbury
Bromlcy Divisio'l.
Grant Cardross, Bruntsfield, Bromley road, Beckenham (2)
Hewlett John Cooke, 1.5 Fox Grove road, Beckenham d)
Lawrence George, 80 Bromley common, llrQmley (4)
Ma~' Thomas, Chalk Pit farm, St. Paul's Cray (6)

Peill Frederick William, 7 Ra\"ensbourne road, Bromley (3)
Pillman .Joseph Charlo::, The Cottnge, Foots Cray, Bromley (5)
CI'a1!brook Division.
Tylden·Pattellsoll William Boys D.L., J.P. Dashmonden, Biddendcll
Dar~ford .Divisi~n.
Ames Walter, Newlyn house, 88 Church road, Swanscombe (3)
Butcher Albert, Belle grove, WeIling (5)
Hulkes Cecil James GJaddish B.A., .J.P. Hadlow place, near Tonbridge (1)
Penney Alfred John. Homewood, Miskin road, Dartford (4)
Vinson Albert, Parsonage farm, Belvedere (6)
Vinson Edwin, IIighcroft haJJ, Sw:mley (2)

BOI'ollgh of Deal.
Radcliffe WiJli\Ml1,Beech Court" Deal
Borough of Dover.
Leney Alfred Charles, The Garden, Saltwood, Hythe (Town ward)
Leney Hugh, Graham house, Shorncliffe road, Folkestone (Castle ward)
Shone H. E. Vernon, Castle Mount lodge, Taswell street, Dover (Pier ward)

Dover (County) Division.
Urnnclall Eric Handolph, Woodside, River, Dover & 5.\, Pont street s w
Eastl'Y Division.
Unilford Rigut Hon. Earl of D.L., J,P. Waldersbaro park, Dover (1)
Rice Henry Edwar(l Harcourt, North court, Tilmanstone, Dover (2)
East A.shford Division.
Amos Alfred, Spriug Groye farm, Wye

Elhmn Division,
Rigden Henry, Ridge Hill house, Lyminge
Borough of Faversham.
Child Henry Ross, 37 Newton road, Faversham
Fat!ersham (County) Division.
Gascoyne Edward B. Bapchild court, Bapchild, Sittingbourne (2)
MiJJes-Lade Han. Henry Augustus J. P. Nash court, Boughton, Lewisham (1)

Borough of Folkestone.
Harrison William John, 48 Bournemouth road, Folkestone (Division 1)
Mumford Charles Edward, Cross Roads house, Folkestone (2)

Borough of Gravesend.
Davis Henry Edward, Athol house, O,er cliffe, Gra,esend (J.\Iilton ward)
t'thodes Capt, Thomas J.P. Ardlui, 27 Pelham road, Gravesend (Gravesend 'lard)
HollingboUl'ne Division.
Kingsland Henry iVIajer, Grove house, Headcorn

BOi'Oltffh of 11faidstone.
McAlpine Kenneth, Loose, near Maidstone (1)
Mercer Randall, Sandling place, Boxley, :Maidstone (2)
Vaughan Edmund, Kelsale honsc, 10 'fonbridge road, Maidstone (3)
.J1Iaidsione(County) Division.
Hannen Hon. Henry Arthur J.P. The Hall, West, Farleigh (1)
Leney Augustus, Orpine Wateringbury (2)

.JIalling Division.
Jlonckton F. W. The Warren, Ightham (3)
Smith Samuel Lee J.P. Larkfield, Maidstone (2)
Wilford Joshua, Sunnyside, Snodland (x)

Borough of Ramgate.
Lewis Allan Fl'..Ulci:; Leach, The College, l\hrgate (Soutuern division)
Shea Sidney, The Haven, Arldiscombe road, Margate (Northern division)

Jledlcav Divisioil.
llillingllUr.:it Edward Ambl·U.:ie,3-1-6 High street, Chatham (2)
Driver Rev. 'filliam D.l"We3, Ingle5ide, H ~Iaidstone ro.d, Chath!lm (x)
Passby Col. Wchard James, Gad's hill, Gillingham (5)
Tapp Alfred William, 10-4- Windmill road, Gillingham (4)
Whyman Herbert Francis, 43 New road, Rochester (3)

}lfUton Division.
Payne Henry, Trotts hall, Sittingbourne (1)
Wakeley Richard i\'Iansfield, ~I,)orStreet house, Rail1ham (~)

Penge Division.
Grant Bryce, 7 Avenue road, Penge S E

Borough of Ramsgate.
Clutton J. H. 6 Gl"un-ille gardens, Ramsgate (E:tstern division)
Tomson )1artil1 John Read, Court Stairs, St. Lawrence, Ramsgate (Western
division)

Borou,gh of Rochesiel·.
Barker W. Oubbett, X3 tiun lUl1c,Strood (2)
Knight Alfred Joseph, 66 Maid:5tone road, Rochester (I)
RO/filley .3Im·:Jh 1Jivision.
Lister-Kay Ellis Cunliffe Li.,ter, Godmersham park, near Canterbury
S~l'enoaks Division.
Collet Sir Mark E. bart. J.P. St. Clerc, Kemsing, Se\"cnuakg (2)
Sack'dUe Right Hon. LorJ, Knole pJ.rk, Sevclloaks (1)
Williams Col. Charles Stanley V.D., ~r.A. Ivy house, Bough Beech, ChidJingstone,
Edenbridge (3)

Sheppey Division.
Howe Alfred Whittaker, Manor house, SheernesiS (I)
Tower James, Trafalgar honse, Sheerne:os (2)
.':ill·ood Division.
Clmreh Thomas, 95 .I:;96 Higll street, N ortllfleet (I)
Spoor John Lamb J.P. Hede cour~ Strood (2)
Tuff Charles, West,field, SinglewelI, Gransend (3)
l'entr:rden 1Jil'isiuJ!.
l'alll)(T Vivian Tl'ostrail Dampier, Herumlen hall, reuterden
Thanet 1Jit·isioJl.
Flint Arthm :l1.D. '''c::;tgate lodge, Westgate-oll-;:;ea
Tonbi'idge Divisiol!.
Uoldsmid Osmond Elim d'Avigc10r:lI.A., LL.B., J.P. Somcrhill, Tonbridge (2)
Gower Robert Vaughan, Ferndale lodge, 23 Jrerndale, Tl1nbl'iuge Wells (3)
)Ian waring Percy, :MarIe place, Brenchley (I)
Nicholson H. Bidborough hall, Bidborough (5)
Sladell Col. Edward Sydney St. Barbe J.P. Hustlmll Beacon, Hl1sthall common,
Tunbridge Wells (4)

West .ls1ifoi'd Division.
Batchelor Joseph, Hayes Bank, Ashford (I)
Ig-glesden Charles, Heathfield, Ashford (2)
OFFICERS OF THE CounTy COUNCIL.
Clerk to the C01.wty Council cr· Clerk Of the Peacefor the County.-Waltor Byron
Prosser esq. Sessions !louse, Maidstone
Gltie;f Consta7Jle.-CoI. Henry ~lurray Ashley Warde, Wren's Cross,.Upper StOI1~
street, Maidstone
Deputy Chief Constable.-Capt. H. E. Chapman, Wren's Cross, Upper Stone
street, Maidstone
Clel''': to Standing Joint Committec.-Charles Turner, West Borough challlbf~r~,
Maidstone
County Architcct.-Frederick William Ruck. 86 Week street, Maidstone
County SUl'veY0r.-Herbert 'furlay Chapman, office, St. Peter's street, Maidstoll8
County Land A.qent.-Albert Barker, Sessions house, Maiclstone
County Ti'eWnirej·s.-Henry Tasker & Wm. Frcdk. ;\1ercer, 90 Bank !It. Maidstonc
Assistant County TreasUI'el', Accountant and Controller of Local Taxation Licenses.
-Edward J. :MarviIll'.A.A. Sessions house, Maidstone
Under Shel'w:-Francis Robert Howlett, 9A, King street, Maidstone
(}ounty Jledical Officer of Health.-WiIIhlU James Howarth M.D., D.P.H. ,·jet.
Sessions house, Maidstolle

County Analyst and Official Agricultural Analyst.-F. W. Arnaud F.I.C., F.e..
County laboratory, Sessions house, Maidstone
Returning Officei' of the County Council .y Cle/'k to the Lieutenancy,-Cbal'le!
Turner, West Borough chambers, Maidstonc
Sec/'dalY to the Education Committee,-Francis W. Crook, Seg~iol1Ji ho. Maidstonfl


CORONERS


Greenwich District.-Harry Bolton Sewell, 26 Crooms hill, Greenwich S E
.iVw· Romney District.-Harold Walker Stringer,The Gables ,North st. New Romney

Deal and Sandwich District.-Frederick William Hardman LL.D.4 & 5 Park st. Deal
8ittingbourne District.-Charles Benjamin Harris, 76 High street, Sittingbourne

Ashford District.-Rutley MowJl, Dover & Canterbury
Cl'anbl'ook District.-Charles Duncan Murton, The Hill, Uranbrook
Tonbridge District.-Thomas Buss, Elmcroft, Mount Pleasant rd. Tunbridge Well.
Hythe Borough.-Bernard Charles Drake, Town Clerk's office, Hythe
Romney Mar;;h Liberty.-Harold Walker Stringer, The Gables, North street, New
Romney
Penge.-W. P. Morrison, Redhill

INSPECTORS OF WEIGHTa AND MEASURES.

Chief InspectOJ·.-The Chief Constable
Deputy Chief Inspector.-The Deputy Chief Constable
A.shford District.-WiUiam E. Allen, Willesborough, Ashford
Bearsted and Mallin,q .District.-John Welfare, Sessions house, Maidstone
Bromley and .Dartfm'd .District.-Alexander Quinlan, 54 Dartford road, Dartford,
attends at North street, Bromley, first & third thursdays in month from 10 a.m.
to I p.m. & at 167 Maple road, Penge, first & third fridays in month from 10 a. m.
to I p.m
Chatham, Sittingbourne and part of Favel'sham .District.-Thomas Roberts i office,
Batchelor street, Chatham i private residence, 118 Rochester street, Chatham
Ramsgate, Wingham, Home and part of Faversham District.-Egbert W. Ryley,
Woodbine cottage, Minster, Thanet
Tonbridge, Se'!Jenoaks go part of Cranbrook Divisions q- Parishes of Wrotham,
Ightham and Plaxtol.-Joshua Chamberlain, Claireville, Lionel road, Tonbridge


PUBLIC OFFICERS, & c.


Board of Trade Labour Exchange, West St.; Fredk. E. Bullen, manager.
Clerk to Commissioners of Land and Assessed Taxes: Robert Uirling, White Hart Chambers, 137 & 138, High Street, Bromley.

Clerk to Magistrates: Edward Latter, Court House, Bromley.
Assistant Clerk: L. Beeston.
Collector of King's Taxes: J. }'. Croome, 5 Market Square.
Collector of King's Taxes (for Chelsfield, Chislehurst, Cudham, Downe,
Farnborough, Foots Cray, Keston, Knockholt, Orpington, St. Mary Cray
& St. Paul's Cray): W. F. Masters, Laro, 5, Homefield Rise, Orpington.
Collector of Rates and Assistant Overseer: George Stone, Municipal
Offices, Tweedy Road, Bromley.
Commissioners for Administering Oaths in the Supreme Court of
Judicature: Edward Latter, 26, Market Square; James Edward Walker,
Ravenswood, 7, Ethelbert Hoad; Frederick James Hughes, Bonchurch, 2,
Elmficld Road; Alban Chavasse, 17, Sandford Road; William Halsted
Dale, Ingleside, 98, Plaistow Lane; Edward Danvers Draper, 5, Park
Grove; Charles Edward Walker Ogilvie, 14, Homefield Road; Edmund
Shirley Parker, Southernhay, Homefield Road; Henry Sandford, Bladon,
17, Hammelton Road; W. Hubert Smith, liLA., LL.lII. Trevcna, 18, Blyth
Road; Frank Woodbridge, The Orchard, 10, Orchard Road; Edward
Thomas Lea, Gatton, 28, Tweedy Road; Arthur Robert Besunt, 43,
Farnaby Road; Thomas Herbert Edward Foord, Durham Lodge, 42,
Westmoreland Road; Moreton Laing Knight, Hillside, Avondale Road;
Alfred Hugh Knight Squire, LI..n.LOnd. Whitegarth, Cumberl:1nd Road;
Herbert John Moodie, Courtfield, 19, Sandford Road; Tho mas Lamb, 
Hadley, Sundridge Avenue i Charles Sidney Hind, Cambridge Lodge, 18, Hope
Park; Frederick Charles Collyer, 40, London Road; William Frederick
Holroyde, 5, Market Square and Greenhayes, 75, Hayes road; Wilfrid Jas.
Homewood, Holmbury, 41, Sbawfield Park, Widmore; John Burder
Batchelor, South view, 48, Westmoreland Road; Angus Fraser Oakley
Walbrook, 9, Park Road; Frederic Walter Beck, Foxlow, Garden Road;
John Henry Hodge, I, Widmore Road and 22, Crescent Road; George
Charles Hazeldine Jennings, The Rosary, Quernmore Road; John Edward
Shaw, Silvermead, Quernmore Road; John Charles Brookhouse, Ailsa
22 Rodway Road; Myer Barnett Lee, Sherwood cottage, Kinnaird Avenue;
Percy Tatham, Thorncroft, 6, Oaklands Road; William George Weller,
I, Queen's :Mead Road; Charles Frederick Foster, II" Hope Park; Alfred
Neale, 4, Elmfield Park; Herbert D. Price, II, Sandford Road; Robert
Thomas Wragg, Carisbrooke, Park Avenue; Henry John Welch, Tintagel,
9. Homefield Road; Reuben Winder, Larkfield, 5, Durham Road; James
Edward Williamson, Ashdown, Quernmore road; Edgcombe Stevens,
Clifton house, 161, Widmore road.
Coroner's Officer: P.C. G. Gilmore, Bromley Police Station

County Court.-Judge: His Honour Judge Parry. Registrar and
High Bailiff Edward Latter. Clerks: William W. White & F. P. Badder.
Assistant Bailiffs: R. Lambe and J. Fairweather. Office: Court House, Bromley.
Customs and Excise and Old Age Pensions Offioe: A. Woodward, surveyor; Albert Euward Jackson, officer; Park house, Beckenham Lane, Bromley.
Gas Works (South Suburban Gas Co., Bromley District)-Homesdale Road: S. Y. Shoubridge, chief engillller; olfice, 156, High Street;
Wilfrid Wastell, sec.
Inland Revenue Valuation Department-IB, Holwood Road: A. B.
Thornton, valuer.
Inspector of Weights and Measures, Food and Drugs, Petroleum
and Explosives: Alexander (2uinlan, inspector for Anerley, Penge,
Beckenlnm, Bromley, Chislehurst and Bickley. Attends at North Street,
Bromley, the first and third Thursdays in e\'ery month, 10 a.m. to I p.m.
and at 167, Maple RllUd, Penge, the lirst and third Fridays in every month,
fl'Oll1 10 a.m, to I p.m.
Inspector,' Diseases of Animals Acts, Kent County Council (Bromley Distriot) 
& Bromley Borough Council: Alfred Henry Sly,
HolmfieJd, 106, London Hoad, Bromley.
Metropolitan Water Board (Southern District): Loc:ll Offices,
While Hart Chamber,;, 137 & 138, High Street: Collectors, W, F. L:ltten,
atlcuds Tuesday!', 10 to I and 2.30 to +30 j T. Roffe, attends Tbursdays, 3 to 5·
Overseers: George Haywood, Charles Cooling and William Long Crosley ;
Assistant Overseer: Geo. Stone, Municipal Offices.
Police Station - Town Hall, Market Square: Vincent Coster, chief inspector
Registrar of Births and Deaths for Beckenham Sub-District:
Charles Ernest Manger, I3 Beckenham Hoad, Beckenham. Attendance as
follows: Beckenham, at District pauncH Otfices, Bromley Road, Mondays, 
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 5 to 7 p.m. ; Thursdays, 10 a.m. to
12 noon; Saturdays, 10 to II a.m. Hayes, at Mr. J. Dodd's Cottage,
The Village, first and third Fridays in each month, 12.30 to 1.30 p.m.





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MARLBOROUGH ROBERT PRYOR, Esq. Chairman.
THE HaN. WILLIAM HENRY GORCHEN, Dfputy-Chnirman.
VISCOUNT OASTLEREAGH, H.V.O., H.P. SIR HUGH a. G. M0:STGOUERY, Bart. IrRANK OJIAPLIN, Esq. R. O. SCOfT :LlIURRAY, Esq.
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West Wickham, at the Parish Room, Sussex Road, first and third
Fridays in each month, II a.m. to 12 noon. Deputy Registrar :
Herbert E. Manger, District Council Offices, Bromley Road, Beckenham.
Registrar of Births and Deaths for Bromley Sub-Distriot: Walter
H. Ba.nner, 66, Tweedy Road, Bromley. Hours of attendance: Morning 
Mondays, 9 to 10.3°; Wednesdays, 'fhursuays and Saturdays, 9 to II ;
Evening-Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays, 5 to 7. Deputy Registrar:
Harry Chapman, Park House, Beckenham Lane, Bromley.

Registrar of Births and Deaths for Chislehurst Sub·District:
H. B. Hamlyn, The Willows, Sclborne Road, Sidcup. Deputy: Mrs.
Rose Hamlyn, The Willows, Selborne Road, Sidcup.

Registrar of Births and Deaths for Orpington Sub-District: J. D.
Higgins, Moorfield Road, Orpington. Deputy: Mrs. R. Higgins,
Moorfield Road, Orpington.

Registrar of Marriages: Harry Lawrence Gooding F.L.A.A. 43, High
Street and Fairholme, 26 Crescent Road, Bromley. Deputy Registral' :
Henry R. Hunt, 60, London Road, Bromley.

Relieving and Vaccination Officer and Collector to Guardians
No. 1 District, Bromley Union: Walter H. Banner, 66, Tweedy
Road, Bromley.

Sanitary Inspector and Inspector under Petroleum Act: Thomas
Butler A.R.S.I. Municipal Offices, Tweedy Road.

Superintendent Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages: Edward
Haslehurst, Park House, Beckenham Lane, Bromley. Deputy SupaI"
intendent Registrar: P. J. D. Wiley, Park House, Bromley.

SUrveyor of Taxes: U. H. Hyett, Park House, Beckenham Lane, Bromley.
Turnoocks (Metropolitan Water Board, Kent District): Alfred Brook,
7, Walpole Road, Brumley Common (district foreman); Herbert Edward
Stanley Hammond, I, Orchard Villas, Perry Street, Chislehurst (inspector); 
William Henry Taylor, jun. 49, "Iartins Rd. Shortlands (turncock); \
Samuel A. Allen, 3, Rothesay villas, Sevenoaks Road, Orpington (district
foreman); Albert Goodhew, 10, Rampore cottages, Bridge Road,
Orpington (foreman); H. Monk, 4, Shorter's Cottages, Pratt's .Bottom,
Chelsfield (assistant turncock); Harry Curd,s, Orchard Road,
Farnborough (turncock).
Vestry Clerk: Edward Latter, Pixfield, Beckenham Lane, .Bromley



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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.


The Public Library Acts were adopted by the ratepayers in the year
1892, and in 1894 a building was erected adjoining the Science and Arc
Schools in Tweedy Road, to serve fl."; a Central Library, and was opened
by Lord Avebary in December of th;~t year. The new library in the
High Street, presented to the Town by tho generosity of Andrew
Carnegie esq. LL.D., was opened by him on May 29th, I 9::>6. This building 
witch extension cost altogether £II,500. It is n. vory hanesome
structure and well adapted for the purpose.
Borough Librarian: William J. Harris, F.L.A.
GeneralThe Reading Room is open to the public every week day from 9 a.m.
to 10 p.m., excepting Christmas Day, Good Friday, Bank Holidays, ano. such
other days as the Committee may direct. All the more important daily,
weekly and monthly periodicals, directories, time tables & c. are displayed in
the room.

The Lending Department shall be open to the public every week day
from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.,except on Wednesclays (when it will be closed at I p.m.),
Christmas Day, Good Friday, Bank Holidays, and such other days as the Committee may direct.
No one nnder I4 rears of age is eligible to borrow books, or to make
use of the Library.

Lending Department No person is allowed to borrow books for home reading' eXcept
residents in, or ratepayers of, the Distrid of Bromley.
The conditions under which books are lent from the Library ure-
(a) Any Ratepayer of the District of Bromley who is enrolled on the
current County Council ne~ister of the District shall be entitled
to borrow books on his own responsibility, but he will be required
to sign a voucher, all the form provided for that purpose, und to
obtain a Borrower's Ticket.
(b) Any other person resiient lJl the District desiring to borrow bool,s
shall sign an undertaking on the form provided for that purpose,
and must also obtain the recommendation of a Ratepayer whose
name appears upon the current County Council H.egister of the
District.

The voucher must be delivered to the Librarian, and if on examination
it be found correct, a book may be borrowed at once. Printed voucher
forms may be had from the Librarian.


Any person resident in the District unable to obtain the- signature of a
ratepayer as a guarantor, may leave, in lieu thereof, a deposit of Ten Shillings
with the Librarian, and he is then entitled to borrow books from the Library.
The time allowed for reading each book is Jow'teen da,'l/s from the
date of issue, and a Fine of One Penny will be charged for each week, or
portion of a week, during which any book may be detained beyond that period.
Referenoe DepartmentThe Reference Library is open to the public every week day from
10 a.llI. to 10 p.m., except on Christmas Day, Good Friday, Bank Holidays,
the last clear week in July, and such other days as the Committee may direct.
Any work in the Lending Library, if not in use (excepting books uf
Fiction\ may be used in the Reference Library.

The Committee are a Society for the purposes of Literature, Science,
and the ['ineArts, exclusively within the meaning of 6 & 7 Vic., cap. 36. The
Library is supported partly out of the rates and partly by annual and other
voluntary contributions. No dividend, gift, division, or bonus in money s~al1
be made unto or between any of the Committee or members.


RAGLAN ROAD BRANOH.


Is situated at St. Luke's Instit,ute, Raglan road.
All the above rules apply in the case of the Branch, except that the hours
for the exchange of books are 6 to 9.30 p.m. each week day evening.
Readers may borrow books from either Central or Branch and may return them to 
either place, without regard to the Library whence they obtained
them. Headers at the Branch may also draw upon a large part of the Central
collection hy filling in the form of request provided for that purpose. Books
applied for in this way will be sent to the Branch and will be available fOl'
borrowing all the evening after the delivery of the form.
At this Branch a selection of daily, weekly and monthly periodicals is
supplied.


BROMLEY COMMON LIBRARY STATION.


Situated at Post Office, 77 Bromley Common; Mr. Norman in charge.
Books may be exchanged from 2 to 8 p.m. each week day.
COLLEGE ROAD LIBRARY STATION.
Situated at 55 Gollegeroad; S. S. Dean & Son. Rules as above.
SHORTLANDS LIBRARY STATION.
Situated at 1O{ Beckenham la.; H.D.Kelf, lIf.p.s.,chemist. Rules as above.



LITERARY INSTITUTE.


The Literary Institute was established in the year 1846. The rooms
were formerly situated in the Town Hall, but in Ocbber, ISg7, the
premises at Widmore Road were entered into. The Library contain,
about 7,000 volumes. Newspapers, periodicals, & c., aro abo taken for
the use of members. The Institute is open from 10 It. m. till IO p. m.
President: A. O. Norman esq. J.P.
Treasurer: Alfred Wright.
Ron. SecretarIes: T. J. Elliot & F. A. C. Thomas.


SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND ART.


The School of Science and Art, situate in Tweedy Road, was openell
in 1878. The building is admirably suited to the purpose, and is fitted
with every convenience for teaching drawing, painting and modelling,
and is also provided with a good selection of casts from the antique, as
well as a plentiful supply of models and examples. There is also a good
Laboratory and Science Lecture Room, fitted with vory complete
apparatus for the study of Chemistry, Electricity, and other branches of
~cience. The teaching is carried on in both departments of the School, in
accordance with the regulations of the Board of Education, and exam·
inations for certificates are held in the month of Dray. The Schools
were presented to the Bromley Local Board (now Borough Conneil)
in 1892, by whom they have since been carried cn, and to the District
Council (now Borough Council) has since been handed over the Industrial
Institute, situate in Sherman Road, opened by Lord Playfair in May,
1887. The Science and Art Schools were considerably enlarged in 1894, at
the time of the building of the rooms for the Public Library.
Art Master: Mr. Arthur Schofield A.R.C.A. Art Sc:hool, Tweedy Road,
Bromley.

Director : Mr. Reginald Airy M.A. Cambridge Road, Bromley.
Head Master for the Junior School: Alfred M.Thomas, 19 Amesbury
Road, Bickley.

Secretary to the Higher Education Committee : George Wilson,
School of Science and Art, Tweedy Road, Bromley.
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KENT COUNTY COUNCIL DOMESTIC ECONOMY SCHOOL, 
142 College Road.
Miss Isabel Duncan, Superintendent.



BROMLEY COLLEGE.


Bromley College, situated in the London Road, was founded in 1666
by John Warner, Bishop of Rochester, who endowed it with £450 pel'
annum, for the residence and support of twenty widowR of loyal and
orthodox clergymen, to each of whom he assigned £20 pel' annum, and to
a chaplain £50; this endowment ,vas augmented by many subsequent
benefactions. In 1767 the Rev. William Hetherington bequeathed
£2,000, Old South Sea Annuities, to purchase coal and candles for the use
of the establishment; in 1774 the sum of £5,000, in the same Stock, wa~
given by Dr. Zachary Pearce, Bishop of Rochester, for the augmentation
of the pensions; in 1782 William Pearce, the bishop's brothel', bequeathed
£10,000 for the erection and endowment of ten additional houses; in 1788
Mrs. Bettinson left £10,000 in the Three per Cents., for building and en·
dowing ten additional houses; in 1823 Dr. Walker King, Bishop of Roches·
tel', gave £3,000, Three per Cents., for payment of £30 per annum each to
three out-pensioners; and in 1824 Mrs. Rose, formerly a member of this
college, bequeathed £8,000 to increase the stipend of the widows.
There are at present 42 houses (40 for widows) in the college, forming a
handsome and appropriate pile of buildings, surrounding two quadrangular areas. The chapel is a consecrated building, seating 130, and
measuring 56ft. by 20ft., lind is 33ft. high. The widows receive pensions
of £38 each, the five oldest of £44, and free medical attendance.


SHEPPARD'S COLLEGE.


On the north-eastern corner of the grounds stands Sheppard's College i
it consists of five honses built nearly after the plan of those in the adjoining
foundation, and affording similar accommodation. They are allotted to five
maiden ladies who ha'Tc previously resided with their mothers in Bromley
College. They receive £44 annually, together with gratuitous medical
attendance. Mrs. ~heppard, the founder of this charity in the year 1840,
was the widow of the Her. Dr. Sheppard, Fellow of Magdalen College,
and siHter of Dr. Hauth, president of that house.
College Trusteos : The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London,
the Bishop of Hochester, the Archdeacon of Rochester, the Dean of
St. Paul's, the Chancellor of Rochester, A. C. Norman, Esq.
(treasurer), Coles Child, Esq., Sir R. B. Martin, Bart., Sir William
Ilee Warner G.C.S.I., LL.D. and the Rev. Canon Donald Tait, M.A.
(vicar of Bromley).
Chaplain: Rev. J. White liLA. Chaplain's House, Bromley College. Ap.
pointed 1891.



CHURCHES AND PLACES OF WORSHIP.




BROMLEY PARISH CHURCH.


The Parish Church of Bromley, dedicateu to St. Peter and St. Paul,
dates probably from the 14th century, although it possesses a Norman
font, carved Bethersllen marble of 1100-1200, and an ancient arched recess,
now used as a credence table, which dates from the 12th or 13th century.
The other ancient parts of the church 11.r0 an old oak decorated door with
massive bolt and lock, and a brass to the memory of Isabella, wife of
Richard Lacer, Mayor of London, who died. in 1361. The church is said
to have been originally dedicated to St. Blasius, whose name is still
associated with a spring in the Palace grounds. The living is It vicarage
in the Archdeaconry and Diocese of Rochester, in the gifL uf the Bishop of
Rochester, and is held by the Rev. Canon Tait, M.A. (presented 1904).
The church, which was considerably iJ1lpro~'ed in 1873, has it low embattled 
tower at the west end, and au excellent peal of eight bells. A
new organ was presented to the church by the late Bir Eo H. Scott, Bart.,
of Sundridge Park, in 1874, which was enlarged and improved in 1894.
A chancel, with aisle and vestries, was built ill 1884, at a cost of nearly
£5,000, and -was consecrated by the Archbishop of CanterLury on Dec.
16th, 1884. A stained glass window has now taken Lhe place of the
plain one at the east end. The register dates from the year 1558. A
Parish Room in 'Yelit Street, in connection with thi.s church, was opened
in November, 1881. A new stained glass window has been placed in tho
West end in memory of the late vicar, the Rev. A. G. Hellicar. It was
dedicated 13th July~ 1906.

Vicar: Rev. Donald Tait, M.A. (Rural Dean of Bromley, Hon. Canon
of Rochester Cathedral and Surrogate), Bromley Vic:trage, 9
Church road.

Curates: Rev. Stanley Ernest Osborne, 'liLA. ; Rev. Arthur Howe 
Stovenson, M.A. & . Rev. Bernard Nash Car\'er, B.A.
Churchwardens: D. G. Simpson, 155 Widmore road; H. G. Dunn, 25
Queen's road.

Parish Clerk: William Henry Brown, 107 Widmore road.
Organist: Frederic Fcrtel, Holmcroft, 33, liolwood road.
Sexton and Verger: G. Harris, Park end.
Assistant Verger: Frank Rmith.

Times of Service: Holy Communion every Sunday at 8 a.m., first,
third and last Sundays at noon, second and fourth Sundays 7 a.m.
Holy days and Wedncsdays7.30 a.m. Services at II a.tll., 4.15 p.m.
with Baptism", and 6.30 p.m. Children's service, third and fourth
Sundays 3.15 p.m. Daily services, morning 7.30 or 11 a.m.;
evening 5.30 or 8 p.m. Church Hymns.
Bromley Parish Church Committee Rooms, II Church road.


ST. MARK'S CHURCH.


The Church of St. Mark, in Westmoreland road, which is a Chapel of
Ease to the Parish Church of Bromley, was consecrated on October 22nd,
1898. It has been built at a cost of upwards of £8,000, from designs by
Mr. Evelyn Hemcar, A.R.I.B.A. A very handsome tower has recently been
built at a cost of about £3,000, largely through the munificence of T. O.
Dewey, Esq. ; a clock has been given by E. Soames, Esq. On May 7th, 1910,
a new organ was dedicated, which cost about £1,100, raised by subscription.
On October 21st, 191 I, the side Chapel of the Annunciation, erected by
his widow and relations in memory of the Rev. Lewis James l'~lwin, B.A.,
assistant curate 1900-1905, was dedicated by the Bishop.
Verger: G. Freeman, 3, Westmoreland road.
Times of Service: Holy Communion every Sunday at 8 a.m.; first
Sunday, 7 a.m. ; first, second and fourth Sundays in the month at
noon. Morning service I I a.lll. ; Evening 6.30 p. m. Baptism!'! and
Churchings every Sunday at 4.15, notice to be given to the verger.
Children's service first & second Sundays ill the mont,h at 3.15.
Chureh Hymns.


ST. JOHN'S, BROMLEY.


In the year 1872 an iron church, dedieated to St. John the Evangelist,
was opened in Park road. In 1879 the memorial stone of a permanent
church was laid on an adjoining site, and the church, which cost (including
site) £5,400, was consecrated in 1880. It was at first a Chapel of Ease
to the Parish Church, hut at the end of 1880 the part of the parish in
which it stands was constituted a new ecclesiastical district. Since its
consecration it has been improved by the addition of stained glass windows, 
oak choir stalls, a new organ, and a permanent stone fence surrounding it. 
Hecently a handsome open oak screen has been erected, adding
much to the beauty and dignity of the church. In the yellr 1883 3. commodious 
Parish Room was erected in North Road in connection with the

church, and is used for Sunday School and other purposes; it has lately
heen enlarged for the sake of hetter accommodation for the Sunday School,
and also to provide rooms for clubs both for men and for lads. ;:~Avicarage
house was built in Upper Park Road in 1891. A double choir vestry has
been added to the church, suitable for classes and small parochial meetings.
The present vicar was appointed in 1881.
Vicar: Rev. Canon Peter Barker, M.A.(Hon. Canon of Rochester Cathedral),
St. John's Vicarage, 13 Upper Park road.
Curate: Rev. Edward Ambury Parr, B.A., 10 Hawes road.
Churchwardens: J. North, 97 Widmore rd. ; C. F. Nye, 23 HolJigrave rd.
Organist: A. F. Burton, 245 Croxted road, West Dulwich s E.
Parish Nurse :":Nurse Mawer.
Times of Service: Holy Communion at 8 a.m. every Sunday, and first
and third Sundays at noon; Chief Festivals at 7 and 8 a.m., and
at noon. Morning service at II ; Evening at 6.30. Saints' Days
and week days according to notice. Hymns, Ancient and Modern.


ST. MARY, PLAISTOW.


The Church of St. Mary, Plaistow, is about half-a-mile from the
Market square. The nave was built in 1863; and in 1881 a chancel, vestries,
and an organ chamber were added, with some stained glass windows. The
south transept was erected in 1891, and the north in 1900, the latter
at a cost of about £2,200. A beautiful organ was used for the
first time on Easter-Day, 1882. In the summer of 1884 a new east
window, containing the richest and most elaborate stained glass, was 
preMnted to the church by Lady Scott and children in memory of the late
Sir Edward H. Scott, Bart., of Sundridge Park, and since then several
other stained glass windows have been given by Mr. ~f urray S. Richardson,
of Page Heath House, Bickley-other stained glass windows have
also been put Jn. In 1884 a scheme was laid before the parishioners to
purchase a vicarage for the church, which has since been done. The
living is a vicarage, in the gift of the Bishop of Rochester, and is held
by the Rev. William Gowans, B.A., Oambridge.
Vicar: Rev. William Gowalls, B.A.camb., St. Mary's Vicarage, College rd.
Ourates: Rev. Gerald Oscar Morgan-Smith, B.A., andRev. Charles Edgar
Payne.
Churchwardens : Henry Allan, Coverdale, 9 Spencer road. and Henry C.
Quelch, Sunnymede, Kinnaird avenue.
Lay Representatives: Henry Allan, Coverdale, 9 Spencer road, and
Frederick Alfred Threadgold, 42 Heathfield road.

Organist: F. Lewis Thomas, 5 College road, Bromley.
Verger and Sexton: Edward Ford, 87 Park end.
Times of Service: Sundays-Matins and Sermon, II a.m.; second Sunday,
10.15 a.m.; Children's Catechising, 3 p.m. ; Evensong and Sermon,
6.30 p.m. Holy Communion-first Sunday, 8 and 9.45 a.m.;
second Sunday, 8 a.m. and Choral Celebration with Sermon, II a.m.
third Sunday, 7 & 8 a.m. and T2 noon (plain); fourth Sunday, 8
a.m. and 12 noon (choral); fifth ~unday, 8 a.m.; additionalcelebrations 
on Great Festivals. Week days, Holy Communion, Tuesdays,
7.3oa.m.; Thursdays, 7.30a.m.; first Thursday in the month, II.30
a.m. ; Evensong, :Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 5 p.m. ; Thursday, 
Friday aud Saturday, 5.30 p.m. Hymns, .Ancient and Modern.
Services for Men, quarterly, at St. Mary's; C.L. B. every Sunday
at the Church Hall, 4.15 p.m. ; All Saints' Guild, first Tuesday in
the month, 5.30 p.m. ; St. Andrew's Guild, monthly.


CHRIST CHURCH, BROMLEY PARK.


Christ Church is situate in Highland Road, Bromley Park. The
church was opened for public worship in January, 1887, and holds 350.
It was built by Mr. S. Cawston, at a cost of £2,600. The architecture
is Early English. The principal features of the fittings of this church
are the very handsome seats, which are made of Canadian oak and were
carved in Glasgow, and the oak pulpit, which was exhibited at the Colonial
Exhibition. All the brass work is from Messrs. Evered's, and is some
of their best work. The organ in the church is a relic of oIrdtimes in
Beckenham, being the old Beckenham Church organ, which was used in
that church during the ministry of the late Dr. :Marsh. The church is
licensed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The west wall is only temporary, 
and space has been left to enlarge the church to the extent of 200
seats. The present incumbent was appointed in 1903.
Incumbent: Rev. R,ichard Moore, M.A. Christ Church Lodge, 18 Highland
Road, Bromley.

Times of Service: Sunday Services, Morning Prayer, II a.m. (followed
by the Holy Communion on first Sunday in each month) ; Service for
Boys and Girls, 3.15 p.m. on first Sunday in month; Evening
Prayer, 6.30 p.m. (followed by the Holy Communion on third Sunday
in each month); the Sacrament of Holy Baptism is administered at
the Sunday Afternoon Service or at other times in the week, due
notice being first given to the Verger. Women's Bible Class, 'Sunday,
at Christ Church Hall, 3.30 p.m.; Wednesday, Service with

Address, 7.30 p.m.; Scripture Union Service, at Christ Church
. Hail, first-and third Mo'ndaysin the month, 6 p.m.; Prayer Meetings,
first Friday in month at Christ Church Hall, 8.15 p.m.; Gleaners'
Union Meeting, third Friday in month at Christ Church Hall, 8.30
p.m. during winter; Sunday School at Christ Church Hall, morning
10 a.m. and afternoon 3 p.m.


ST. LUKE'S CHURCH, BROMLEY COMMON.


St. Luke's is a red brick church, erected to meet the spiritual wants
of the large population adjacent thereto. The chancel was consecrated by
the Bishop of Dover in May, 1887, and the nave at Easter, 1890. The
spire, with clock and peal of 8' bells, was completed in 1910. The church
is free and open, and· affords accommodation for 750. The present vicar
was appointed in 1905. Population of parish, 7,000.
Vicar: Rev. Charles Carteret Gosselin, III.A., 248, Southlands road,Bickley.
Curates: Rev. John Henry Broadhead and Rev. :Frederick William Kay.
Churohwardens: J. H. Yolland, Bromley Common; and H. A. Vallings,
Page Heath lane, Bickley.
Organist and Choirmaster: Ernest John Downer, F.Il.C.O., F.T.C.L.,
Testore, 7 Queen's Mead road.
Verger: W. Blundell, 45 Southlands road.
Diocesan Lay Representatives: W. llalchin, J. Humphrey and D. C.
Simpson.

Parish Nurse: Nurse Grant, IS Homesdale road.
Times of Service: Holy Communion, .8a.m. ; second Sunday II a.m.
(choral) and fourth Sunday (12 noon) ; first and third Sundays at 7.
Matins, II a.m.; Evensong, 6.30 p.m. Holy Days-Holy Communion, 7.30 a.m. 
and 12 noon, Thursday, 8 a.m. Children's Service each Sunday 3 p.m. Hour 
of Sacred Music quarterly at 3.15.

Matins daily at 9.30 a.m. Evensong,s p.m. Wednesday 8.15 p.m.
Wednesday and Friday, Matins and Litany, 12 noon. Hymns,
Ancient and Modern.


HOLY TRINITY, BROMLEY COMMON.


Holy. Trinity parish church at Bromley Common was built in 1839,
at a cost of £2,648. The tower was added three years later. The living
is a vicarage, in the gift of the Crown. An addition was made to
the burial ground of this church in 1879, and was consecrated by
the Bishop of Dover. The church was considerably altered and improved 
during the year 1881. In June, 1884, an apse was added to


the church as a memorial to the late Mr. G. W. Norman, and was consecrated 
by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Other improvements were
at the same time effected, such 8S a new pulpit, organ chamber, seats,
stained glass windows in the south transept, and heating apparatus.
There is also a Village Hall, opened in 1896. A new vestry, the work of
a former vi~ar, the Rev. C. R. Sharpe, was opened on October 8th, 1905.
Vicar: Rev. :M. R. Swabey, liLA., The Vicarage, I Oakley road, Bromley
common, Kent.
Churchwardens: A. C. Norman, The Rookery, 90 Bromley common and
W. Cooling, Croft house, 80A, Bromley common.
Times of Service: SundaYS-II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Holy Cummunion:
mid-day on the first and third Sunday, at 8 a.m. on every Sunday.
Saints' Days-Holy Communion 8 a.m. Children's service 3 p.m.
Hymns, Ancient and Modern.


TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.


This church is situate in Freelands Road, and was opened in June, 1895.
The buildings occupy a site IS0 feet deep by 70 feet frontage, and form a
mOl;l convenient and complete block of buildings. They include, besides
church, lecture hall, vestry, class-rooms, & c., and have been admirably
planned and arranged to meet the varied requirements of church work.
The plan of the church is cruciform, and consists of nave, aisles, and 
transepts, with seating for ovor 700 worshippers - 547 in the area and 174 in
the galleries, which are in the transepts and at the west end I)f the nave.
The organ is in the north transept gallery. Immediately in the rear of
the church is a Lecturo Hall to bold about 240, and so arranged that it
may easily be divided, by folding partitions, into separate class.
rooms for Sunday School purposes. There are also on the ground floor a
session house, vestry, and lavatories, and on the first floor a large class·
room and a ladies' or "Dorcas ,J room with lavatory attached. In the
basement are a kitchen and heating-chamber. The whole of the exterior
walls and the interior of the church are faced with rect brick with Doulting
stone dressings. The roof has steel principals and purlins, and is covered
with green slates, and the work of the interior is of pitch pine. Solid
wood-block flooring is laid throughout t he ground floor of church, hall, and
passages. The spire measures 118 feet from ground to vane. Mr. John
C. T. Murray was the architect. The cost of the buildings was clolla on
£10,000. The church and all the halls and rooms are lit with electricity,
the installation in the church being particularly effective.

Minister: Rev. F. W. Armstrong, M.A., Dunivaig, 12 Edward road,
Bromley.
Churoh Offioer: H. Ingleton, I Park grove, Bromley.
Organist and Choirmaster: R. J. Cole, B. A., 7 Minster road
Application for sittings may be made to William Bushby, Coverside,
I I Park grove, or to any of the deacons after any service
at the church.
Times of Service : Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m.; Wednesday, 8 p.m.


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.


The original Congregational Chapel in Bromley was built in 1788.
In 1835 a second chapel was built on the site of the present building in
Widmore Road, and cost £1,4°°. l'hepresentchurch was built in the year
1881, from plans by Mr. J. Sulman, F.R.I.B.A. It was considerably
enlarged in 1886 and again in 1894, and will now, with galleries, seat nearly
1,200 per80ns. The school buildings, which have also been enlarged,
comprise a school-room, with very large and deep end gallery, subdivided on three sides into 24 class-rooms, with sliding partitions and
curtains, Tllaldng complete sepal'ation; an infants' school-room, with raised
gallery; church parlour, vestries for ministers and deacons, library,
school superintendent's room, and other convenient offices. Adjoining is Ii
handsome room for the Guild, the gift of the late Mr. K F. Duncanson,
of Bickley Park; and closely connected is a series of rooms used for
various purposes of a religious and benevolent character, and named the
Morley Institute. The whole block of buildings cost about £25,000, and
is free from debt.
The church has two branch churches, one at West Wickham and ana at
Shortlands, where a new building was erected in 19°8.
Minister: Rev. Oswald George Whitfield, M.A. Mansfield, ~6 Camhridge rd.
Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Sunday School, 2.45 p.m. Friendly Bible Class fOl' Men, 3 p.m.
Bible Class for Women, 3.30 p.m. i\'londay, Gospel Service fOl'
Women, 3.15 p.m. ; Social Union at 8. IS p.m. ; Tuesday, Band of
Hope Meeting, Schoolroom, 7 p.m. ; Tuesday, Christian Endeavour,
in Guild room, 8.15 p.m.



WESLEYAN CHURCH.


The church is situate in the High Street, is in the Gothic style, and will
accommodate about 600 people. The interior is prettily decorated, and
there are a number of stained glass windows in the apse and sides of the
building. The organ is of fine tone, and the choir renders very efficient
service. The church is fitted with the electric' light. The school premises
are at the rear of the cha.pel, comprising spacious lecture hall, 13 classrooms, 
gallery, and Chul'chroom. 'fhe Sunday School, under the superintendence of W. J.
:Marsh ann F..r. Hughes, numbers 266 scholars, and
meets at 10 a.m. and 2.45 p.m. There is a Lending Library, Band of
Hope, Missionary Society, and Children's Choir in connection with the
Bchool.
Classes for Christian fellowship are held: Sunday 10.15 a.m.,
Monday 8.30 p.m.; Tuesday 11.30 a.m. and 8.30 p.m.; Wednesday 8.iS
p.m. and Thursday 3.15 and 8 p.m. A llfothers' 1l1eeting is held on
Monday at 2.30 p.m., in connection with which there is a clothing and
coal club. There are a Boys' Gymnasium, Girls' Club and Gymnasium,
a Ladies' Sewing Meeting, and a Dorcas Society. The church is the
head of a circuit including Beckenham, Widmore, Keston, :Fal'nborough.
and the Central and Clock House Halls.
Minister: Rev. William Arthur Labmm, The Manse, 7 Holwood road.
Choirmaster: Mr. Herbert Avery.
Organist: Mr. Percy Sharland.
Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and.6.30 p.m. ; Prayer Meeting, Monday, 7.4-5 p.m.


BAPTIST CHURCH.


The Baptist Church is situate in the Park Road, opposite the Palace
Lodge. It is a large and commodious structure. The foundation stone was
laid by the late Rev. C. H. Spurgeon in 1864, and it was opened in
1865. It has since then undergone great alterations and improvements,
and a new organ has been added to it, to which a second manual has
been added, The building contains about 550 seats. Handsome new
school premises have been erected and furnished at the north end of the
church. The main hall has seating accommodation for three hundred.
There are four separate vestries beside kitchen, lavatories & c., and nine
class recesses separated from the main hall and each other by curtains and
wooden partitions. The present pastor commenced his ministry in April,
1913.

Pastor: Rev. William Kirk Bryce, Kenilworth, 136 Babbacombe road.
Times ofServica: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. ; Sunday School, 9.50
a.m. and 2.45 p.m.; Christian Endea\'our, Friday, 8.15 p.m.;
Monday, Prayer Meeting, 8 p.m. ; Wednesday, flervice, 7.30 p.m. ;
Friday, Band of Hope, 7 p.m.; Junior Endeavour, Tuesdays, 7
p.m.; Institute, Saturday, 7.30 p.m. ; Mothers' Meeting, Monday,
3 p.m. ; Ladies' Sewing Society, Monday, 3 p.m.


ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.


Ptevious to December, I886, Roman Catholics had to walk to
Chislehurst - a distance of three miles--in order to exercise the privileges
of their faith. A piece of land in London Road had been purchased as a
sIte for a Catholic Church, but further progress was arrested. However,
in the month we have alluded to, the Religious of the Holy Trinity
-an Order founded by St. John of Matha and St. Felix of Valois, in the
year Ilg8-entered into the occupation of Willow Bank, a large house
situate in the London Road, where services were held for the Roman
Catholics of the neighbourhood-the temporary chapel being kindly lent
for that purpose. During 1888 the Religious purchased the fine property
known as Freelands. A new church was built in 191 I to seat 450. Mass
is said in the Reading Room, Nash, Keston, on the first Sunday of each
month at 8.30 a.m.
Clergy: Rev. Walter Cooksey and Re,'. Peter Hughes, The Presbytery,
83 Plaistoc,' lane.
St. Joseph, Times:of.Service : Sunday-Mass, 8.30 and II ; Catechism
for Children at 3; Compline, Sermon and Benediction, 6.30. Days of
Obligation, 'i.30 and 10. Week days-Mass, 7.30a.m. ;:~Wednesday,
Benediction at 6, Friday at 8; rConfessions; Saturday, II till I and
6 tiJl:8 Cycle accommodation.
St. Swithun's, Fashoda road; Rev. 'Walter Cooksey, The Presbytery, 83
Plaistow lane, priest in charge.
Times of Service: Sunday-Holy Communion 8 a.m.; Mass 10 a.m. ;
Catechism 3 p.m. ; Benediction 3.30 p.m.; Confessions, Saturday II
till 12 and 8 till 9.


CENTRAL HALL, LONDON ROAD, BROMLEY.


The beautiful and imposing Central Hall, situated in the London Road,
was opened on April 14th, 1905. It was erected at a cost of £15,500 to
continue the work of the Farwig Wesleyan Mission, which had hitherto
be~n carried on for nearly 25 years in iron bllildings J!1 Farwig Lane

The Sunday School is on the front facing the London Road, while
the Large Hall, with over 1,250 fixed modern tip-up chairs, is at the rear.
There are many class-rooms, also largo rooms on the first floor.
Various meetings are held nearly every night in the week throughout the 
year for children and adults. On Sunday the Services are almost
continuous, commencing with a Meeting for Prayer at 7.30 a.m. Rervices
are held in the Large Hall at I T a.m. and 6.30 p.m., with a Meeting for
Women; also the ThIen's Brotherhood in the afternoon at 3. IS.
In the winter months Lantern Services are held after the usual Sunday
Evening Service.

The Han. Superintendent and Secretary of the Mission is Mr. W. J.
Gibbs, 36. Hammelton Road, Bromley. He is supported by a very large
number of voluntary helpers.

Primitive Methodist-Bromley Common Church.
Resident Minister: Rev. William Curry, Mayville, 44 Bromley common.
Choirmaster: J. Day, 1 Bloomfield road, Bromley.

Organist: Percy Mills, 72 Park road, Bromley.
Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m.; P.B.A. 3.15 p.m. ;
Mondays, Women's Bright Hour, 3 p.m. ; Mondays, Band of Hope, 6
p.m. ; Preaching Service, 7.30 p.m. ; Chair Practice, Friday, 8.30 p.m.;
Thursdays, Good Templar Lodge, 8 p.m. ; Tuesday, O. E., junior 6,30,
senior 8 p.m.

Bromley Common Baptist Church-Upper Gravel Road.
Pastor: Rev. Lewis Edward Bartlett, 20 Up. Gravel Rd. BromleyCommon.
Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sunday School, 10
a.m. and 3 p.m. ; Band of Hope and Children's :Meeting, alternate
Thursdays, 7 p.m.; Dorcas Society (except in summer), alternate
Tuesdays, 3 p.m. ; Mothers' Meeting (except in snmmer), Monday
2·30 p.m. ; Service, Tuesday, 7.30 p.m.; Lord's Supper first & third
Sunday in every month. Hymns, Baptist Church Hymnal.

Open Brethren, East Street Hall, 28, East Street.
Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. ; Sunday School, 2.45
p.m. Monday & Wednesday, 8 p.m.

First Church of Christ Scientist. Bromley, Kent-Services,
Town Hall, Market Square.
Times of Service: Sunday, 11.30 a.m. & 7 p.m. ; Sunday School (at
16, Widmore Road). 11.30 a.m. Testimony Meeting, Wednesday, 8
p.m. The Reading Room, which is free to the public, and where all
Christian Science Literature can be obtained, is open at 16, Widmore
Road, daily, from 11 to 3 and 3 to 6 (except Saturday and Sunday) ;
Tuesday evening, 8 to 10 p.m. and Wednesday, 3 to 7.45 p.m.

Iron Room - Great Elms Road.

Times of Service: Sunday, II a.m. and 6.30 p.m. ; Children's Service,
10 a.m ; Sunday School, 3 p.m. ; Men's Bible Class, 3.15 p.m. ; Btble
Reading, Tuesday, 8 p.m.; Women's Meeting, Thursday, 3 p.m. ;
Prayer Meeting, Saturday, 7.30 p.m.

Brethren in Christ - Meeting Room, 16A, Freelands Grove.
Times of Service : Sunday, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.; Monday, Prayer
Meeting, 8 p.m. Wednesday, Bible Reading, 3 p.m.

The Brethren - Sherman Road.
Times of Service: Sunday, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Scripture Reading,
every Thursday e"ening at 8.

Southborough Mission Room (in connection with the Bromley
Common Baptist Church).
Superintendent: Walter S. J. Bibby.
Times of Service: Sunday, 6.30 p.m. Sunday School, 11 a.m. and 2.45
p.m.; Band of Hope, Mondays, 7 p.m.; Young People's Guild,
Thursdays, 7 p.m. ; Service, Wednesday 7.30 p.m. ; Prayer Meeting,
Saturday, 7.30 p.m.; Lord's Supper, last Sunday in the month.

Strict Baptist Chapel - College Slip.
Deacon: W. Wenborn.
Times of Service: Sunday, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. ; Bible Class, Sunday,
3.30 p.m.; Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m. and 3
p.m. ; Superintendent, E. J. Taylor.

Salvation Army Commanding Officer: Adjutant C. Busby.
Times of Service: Sunday, 11 a.m., 3.15 and 7 p.m. Week-nights at 8
p.m. Holiness meetings every Sunday morning. Band of Love,
Thursday at 6.30 p.m. Young People's Meeting, Thursday at 7.30 p.m.

Salvation Army - Officers' Quarters, Elm cottage, 9 North street;
Temple, for public meetings, Sherman road
London City Mission, Bloomfield Road.
Mission Room, Salisbury Road.

St. Andrew's, Nichol Lane.
Times of Services: Holy Communion, 1st Sunday in month, 7 a. m. ;
Great :Festivals, 6, 7 and 9 ~t.m. Children's lesser Catechism, 3 p.m.
Matins and Sermon, II a.m. Evensong and Sermon, 6.30 p.m.
Churchings before any service. Mothers' Meeting each Monday at
2·3op.m.

St. John's Parish Room. Freelands Grove.
St. Luke's Mission Room, Elliott road - Secretary; E. Miller, 14
Jaffary road, Bromley; completed in 1901 at a cost of £1,55° ;
seating accommodation for 200.

St. Mark's Church Room. St. Mark's road, Masons Hill.

St. Mary's Church Mission Room (in connection with St. Mary's,
Shortlands), Ridley road Mission Service, Sunday at 7 p.m.


CEMETERIES.


Bromley possesses four cemeteries, which are controlled by
separa.te Burial Boards. The London Road Cemetery (Bromley Hill) was
consecrated in September, 1877, by tho Bishop of Dover; but there is a
portion set apart for Nonconformits. Plaistow also has a cemetery 
opened in 1892-situated in Burnt Ash Lane, and St. Luke's parish,
Bromley Common, has a cemetery-opened in 1894- situated in Magpie
Hall Lane.

Interments in Bromley Cemetery.

Consecrated Ground Charges: Board Interment Fee, 2S. 6d. Vicar,
38. 6d. Sexton for digging nine feet, l1S.; sufficient depth to contain
three bodies.

Unconsecrated Ground: Board Interment Fee, 2S. 6d.; Sexton's fee
for digging nine feet, lIS ; sufficient depth to contain three bodies.
Hours for Interments: From Two till Four p.m. - Week-days only.
Special Fees for Interments at other hours: In Consecrated Ground,
lOS. 6d.; Unconsecrated, lOS. 6d.

Monumental Fees: Erecting Head and Foot Stone, with kerbs, in
Consecrated Ground, not exceeding 4ft. 6in., £2 12S. 6d.; exceeding that
height, £6 6s. Unconsecrated Ground, not exceeding 4ft. 6in., lOS. 6d.;
exceeding that height, £3 3s.

Grave Spaces in Consecrated and Unconsecrated Ground can be
purchased by Parishioners at a cost of £2 2S. 6d. per space.


RECREATION GROUNDS.


The freehold of Martin's Rill was purchased by the Local Board in
1879, ~nd is now held in perpetuity for the benefit of the town. It has
been laid out as a recreation ground, and is under the charge of a
superintendent. A piece of ground at the foot of the hill, called the
Queen's Mead, was purchased by the Local Board for the use of the town
in the year 1887, and on the 21st of June (Jubilee Day), in the presence of
thousands of spectators, was declared by the Chairman of the Board to be
dedicated to the public. An oak in commemoration of the Jubilee was
planted by Mr. J. Batten, Chairman of the Local Board, in November,
1888. In connection with the same event, a drinking fountain was
erected in a commanding position on Martin's Rill. Land of over 14
acres in extent was purchased by' the Town Council in 1904, and laid out
as a recreation ground, and is now known as the Whitehall Recreation
Ground. There is also a piece of ground, on the Bromley ComIDon, presented 
to the town by the late Mr. Whitehall.. of Lewisham.

About 2 acres of freehold land was presented to the town as a pleasure
ground by Coles Child, Esq., J.P., in the year 1897, in commemoration of
Her late Majesty's Diamond Jubilee, which, having been ornamentally laid
out, is known as the Queen's Gardens.

One of the most beautiful spots of Bromley is that which has
recently been laid out as a Recreation Ground, and is now known as the
N eelgherries gardens, situated immediately at the rear of the new
Library in the High street~ These gardens form a portion of a bequest
to the Town by the late Mrs. Dowling, who resided in the house which
occupied the site of the new Library.

A Recreation Ground for the northern part of the Borough has
recently been opened, containing about 9 acres and situate in Burnt
Ash lane.



BANKS.


The London City and Midland Bank Limited, High Street,
Market square. Office hours: 9a.m. to 4p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. tal p.m.
Manager: John Albert Evans, Bank House, High Street, Market Square.

London County and Westminster Bank Limited, a branch
of which was opened in 1865 in the Town Hall Chambers, removed to
the more ample premises, No. 141, High Street, in 1887. Office hours: 9
a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Manager: Arthur Vivian Faull, 141, High Street.

The Union of London & Smiths Bank Limited, 33 High st.
Manager: Arthur Frederic Hobbins, 33 High Street.

Lloyds Bank Limited, 33 Widmore road.
Manager: R. Adams, 33 Widmore road.

Martin's Bank, Limited, of 68, Lombard Street, branch establishment, 126, 
High Street. Office hours: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday,
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Manager: Theodore Murly Stan comb, 126, High Street, Bromley


TELEPHONE.


Bromley is connected with London and other parts I.>y telephone, under
the auspices of the Post Office, and it public call office has been opened at
the exchange, Church Road, available for commu.nication by Trunk line
with Provincial Towns and the Metropolitan area on payment of the usual
tolls. There are also public call offices, which are open during the usual
business hours, at 
J. M. Crouch, 41, Masons Hill; 93, High Street; 1, Aberdeen Buildings, High Street; 
Rogers & Son, 2, Masons Hill; 145 &
197, Widmore Road; 9, Sundridge Parade; 26, Plaistow Lane ; 31 & 79, Bromley Common; 18 & 54, East Street; 
Nye & Son, 21, Park Road; 39 & 85, London Road; 39, Freelands Road; 16, Chatterton Road; 82, College Road; 
Shortlands Post Office, 94, Beckenham Lane; Railway
Stlition, Bromley South; Bickley Railway Station, Southborough Road, Bickley; 4, The Parade, Widmore Road; 
Bromley North Station; Post Office, East Street and Shortlands Station



PUBLIC HALLS, & c.


The Town Hall, Market Square, belonging to the lord of the
manor, is a large Gothic building, with a clock tower, erected on the sita
of the old Markot Hall. The southern end is used as a Police Station.
The hall is 60 feet long by 32 feet wide, and is open to the roof, which
rises to a height of 40 feet from the floor. .
The Drill Hall, a large building in East Street, was opened in
May, 1872. The building comprises three halls-the third having been
built on ground at the back of the other two in the summer of 1890-af
the respective sizes of 100 feet long by 40 feet wide, 43 feet by 22 feet,
and 50 feet by 34 feet. Here are the head quarters of the 5th Battalion
"The Queen's Own" (Royal West Kent) Regiment. The large hall is
licensed for dramatic performances, for which purpose, and for bazaars,
exhibitions, concerts, & c., it, is admirably adapted. For eng'l.gement
application should be made to Lieut. H. Cooke, Drill Hall, 27, East St.
The Grand Hall (Electric Theatre), High Street; A. E. Corrick,
manager; holding capacity about 800; principal hall, erected in 1889.
The Bromley Gymnastic Hall (head quarters of the Bromley
Gymnastic Club) is a new building lately erected by the Bromley Gymnastic 
Club to meet a want of space required for their classes.. It is centrally 
situated in College slip off High street, and consists of a large ball 70
feet by 30 feet, two dressing rooms, shower bath, lavatories & c., store or
retiring rooms, and is suitable for private parties, classes, concerts, bazaars,
committee meetings and religious services & c. For engagement, application 
should be made to the honaball manager of the Club, D. lVI.Phillips,
5 Aberdeen buildings, High Street, Bromley.
The Masonic Hall. Masons Hill, the property formerly known as
South Hill House (off Masons Hill, Bromley), has been acquired by the
Bromley and West Kent Masonic Hall Co. Limited, for lVIasonic and other
purposes. Tbe interior bas been re-modelled and the electric light
installed throughout. The premises offer exceptional facilities for public
or private gatherings, comprising, on ground floor, handsome banqueting
hall or ball room (50ft. by 27ft.), having new parquet floor, retiring
room, cloak room and lavatory: on first floor, large hall ( 38ft. by 27ft.),
with well-appointed cloak rooms and lavatories. For engagement, apply
to the Secretary, H. J. Titford, at the Company's Offices, White Hart
Chambers, 137 & 138, High Street, Bromley.

St. Mary's Church Hall, a large block of buildings, was erected in
Farwig Lane in 1904, under the designation of St. Mary's Church Hall, and

is used for Sunday Schools, Working Men's Club and general 
parish purposes. It can be hired for social functions & c. Application should be
made to The Vicar, hon. sec. and Dr. Cogswell, hon. treasurer.

Palais-de-Luxe, III High street.

The Village Hall, by 68 Bromley common.

White Hart Assembly Rooms, High street, by 139.

BROMLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL FIRE BRIGADE STATION.

'The Fire Station is situated in South street.
Officer in Charge: Charles DIxon .


ACTING MAGISTRATES FOR THE BROMLEY DIVISION.


Avebury, Lord, Farnborough.
Baker, A. J., Esq. St. Brannocks, 10 Southend Road, Beckenham.
Berens, Richard B., Esq., St. Mary Cray.
Cave, William John C., Beechfield, 146 Widmore Road, Bromley.
Child, Coles, Esq., The Palace, Bromley (chairman).
Chubb, Sir George Hayter, Bart., Chislehurst
Davis, Thomas, Esq., Birkenfeld, 142 Widmore Road, Bromley.
Dewey, Thomas C., Esq., South Hill Wood, Bromley.
Elgood, Edgar John, Esq., B.C.L., M.A., Orange Court, Downe.
Hambro, Sir E. A., K.C.V.O., Hayes Place, Beckenham.
Hawes, A. Travers, Esq., Nizels, Chislehurst.
Holt, Vesey George Mackenzie, Esq., Mount Mascal, Bexley.
Hyslop, Robert Murray, Esq., Cedar Lawn, 64 Wickham Hd. Beckenham
Laidlaw, Sir Robert, F.R.G.S., Warren House, Hayes.
Lennard, Lieut. - Col. Sir Henry A. H. F., Bart., Wickham Ct. Beckenham.
Lewis, G. E., Esq., PineRidge, Orpington
Marsham-Townshend, Hugh Sydney, Esq. Capesthorne, Christchurch, Hants.'
Norman, A. C., Esq., M.A., The Rookery, 90 Bromley Common.
Powell, Robert Leonard, Heatherbank, Summerhill, Chislehurst.
Smithers, Alfred W., Esq., Knockholt.
Snelling, Hy.,Esq., Cray Lodge, Sidcup.
Stevens, Richard, Esq., Maywood.  Beckenham Place Park, Beckenham,
Vansittart, Capt. Robert Arnold, 24, Cadogan Square, London.
Waring, Arthur Thomas, Esq., Woodlands, Chelsfield.
Wheeler-Bennett, John Wheeler, Esq. Havensbourne, Keston.
Whyte, Rbt.,Esq., Oakwood, Chislehurst.
Woodall, Sir Corbet, Knt., D.SC., Walden, Chislehurst.

Ex-officio:
W. Lindley-Jones, }'. [~,G.S., Esq., Mayor of Bromley.
George Sutton, Esq., Beckenham, Chairman of the Beckenham Urban District Council.
Alfred Dewey, Esq., Chairman of the Foots Cray Urban District Council.
Tom :M:1Y, Esq., Chairman of the Chislehurst Urban District Council.
Petty Sessions are held at the Court House, "Widmore Road, on Monday
mornings, at 10.30.
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BROMLEY AND COUNTY CLUB.
The Bromley and County Club is a purely social and non-political
Club. It has elegantly-furnished and commodious premises in tho High
Streot, adjoining the Grand Hall, consisting of reading room, with a
fine library, plentifully supplied with current periodical literature; billiard
room, with two full-size tables; card room, dining room, together with all
necessary offices and conveniences. The domestic arrangements are vwery
perfect, the cuisine being carried out with gas and hot water apparatus.
The premises are open to members between the hours of 10 a.m. and
12 p. m. The Club numbers abollt 200 members.
Trustee: George Edward' Cotton, Stoberry Cottage, Martins Hill.
Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: John Harrage Lepper.
Committee: George E. COttOll (chairman), S. A. Smith, B. H. Latter,
A. S. liedge, E. A. Burnie, Dr. C. W. Grant Wilson, G. W. Hoghtoll,
Stuart Neame, L. W. ilri"towe, J. W. Marsden, E. Crabb and C. L.
Urt'gl)ry.


TERRITORIAL FORCE.


The early hi"tory of the Volunteer movement in Bromley goes back to
the end of the eighteenth century, when, in accordance with the terms
of the resolutions made and signed at the church, the fourth day of May,
179g," a Dumoer of local residents formed themselves into a company
c,dlecl the Bromley Armed Association"; and later, on the 14th :May,
a further number of members enrolled themselves, "in pursuance of Acts
of Parliament recently passed, to enable His Majesty effectually to provide
for the defence and security of his realm during tho present war." In
the year 1859 a corps was established under the name of the 18th Kent

Rifle Volunteers, and attached to the first Administrative Battalion,
and when, several years later, the Volunteer forces were consolidated,
the title was changed to the 3rd West Kent R. V. Subsequently, under
the mobilization scheme, the Detachment became the E and F Companies 
of the 2nd V. B. The Queen's Own (Royal West Kent) Regiment.
In 1908 the Volunteers were transferred to the Territorial Force, the old
title being altered to the 5th Battalion The Queen's Own (Royal West
Kent) Regiment. The headquarters of the Battalion are at the Drill Hall,
27, East Street, Bromley. There isa capital recreation room at the rear of
the Drill Hall connectEx-officio:
W. Lindley-Jones, }'. [~,G.S., Esq., Mayor of Bromley.
George Sutton, Esq., Beckenham, Chairman of the Beckenham Urban
District Council.
Alfred Dewey, Esq., Chairman of the Foots Cray Urban District Council.
Tom :M:1Y, Esq., Chairman of the Chislehurst Urban District Council.
Petty Sessions are held at the Court House, "Widmore Road, on Monday
mornings, at 10.30.
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BROMLEY AND COUNTY CLUB.


The Bromley and County Club is a purely social and non-political
Club. It has elegantly-furnished and commodious premises in tho High
Streot, adjoining the Grand Hall, consisting of reading room, with a
fine library, plentifully supplied with current periodical litterature; billiard
room, with two full-size tables; card room, dining room, together with all
necessary offices and conveniences. The domestic arrangements are very
perfect, the cuisine being carried out with gas and hot water apparatus.
The premises are open to members between the hours of 10 a.m. and
12 p.m. The Club numbers abollt 200 members.
Trustee: George Edward Cotton, Stoberry Cottage, Martins Hill.
Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: John Harrage Lepper.
Committee: George E. COttOll (chairman), S. A. Smith, B. H. Latter,
A. S. liedge, E. A. Burnie, Dr. C. W. Grant Wilson, G. W. Hoghtoll,
Stuart Neame, L. W. ilri"towe, J. W. Marsden, E. Crabb and C. L.
Urt'gl)ry.


TERRITORIAL FORCE.


The early history of the Volunteer movement in Bromley goes back to
the end of t.he eighteenth century, when, "in accordance with the terms
of the resolutions made and signed at the church, the fourth day of May,
179g," a Dumoer of local residents formed themselves into a company
c,dlecl the" Bromley Armed Association"; and later, on the 14th :May,
a further number of members enrolled themselves, "in pursuance of Acts
of Parliament recently passed, to enable His :Majesty effectually to provide
for the defence and security of his realm during tho present war." In
the year 1859 a corps was established under the name of the 18th Kented 
with the Corps, where the two original lists of
Bromley's early Volunteers may be seen decorating the walls. Previous
commanders of the present Detachment have been Major C. Satterthwaite,
Colonel R. Sneade Brown, Colonel E. Satterthwaite, Colonel E. Latter and
Colonel A. i::l.Daniell, V.D. The Corps possesses a fine band. The rifle
ranges are situate at Milton, near Gravesend, and Shoreham. There is
a miniature rifle range in the Drill Hall.
Oflloers: Lieut.-Col. F. A. Frazel', commanding; Capt. W. E. I. Butler
Rowdon, adjutant; Lieut. H. Cooke, quartermaster; Major C.
Douglas Clark, commanding A Company; :md. Lieut. G. C. B.
Jenyns, A Company; Capt. It E. Satterthwaite, commanding II
Company; Lieuts. J. G. Lepper & J. II. Hay, H Company
Sergt.-Major: W. J. Osborne.
Sergt. Instructor: A. Reynolds, Drill Hall, 27 East street.
The (I A" Squadron of the West Kent .. Queen's Own" Yeomanry
numbers 126 all rank:;. Drills take place at Bromley, Catford and
Woolwich.
Officers: Major Sir S. E. Scott, Hart" M. P.; Lieuts. O. Martin Smith,
Han. C. T. :'Ilills, M.P., C. E. Ponsonby and C. \Y. Norman.
Squadron Sergt.-Major: W. E. JEll, 80 Habbacombe road, Bromley.


RELIEF SOCIETIES.


The Bromley Philanthropic Society was established in
January, 1841, for the purpose of giving temporary relief to the necessitous
poor residents in the parish. The members meet at the Duke's Head,

Market Square, every Wednesday evening during the months of January,
February and March. Subscribers of 58. and upwards are entitled to
recommend a case for relief. A legacy of £400 was left to the Society by
Mr. John Lascoe, and invested, in I8~5, in the names of three trustees.
Trustees: H. Hettysman, 24 Ravensbourne road and A. R. Harlow,
9 Station road.
Treasurer: Arthur Vh'ian Faull, London County and WestminsteL' Bank
Limited, High street.
Secretary: F. Essex Webb, 2, Palace grove, Bromley.
The Bromley Charitable Society was founded in 1885,with the
object of uniting the various existing agencies engaged in the relief of
the poor in the district. The relieving work is carried out by branch
committees administering in the following seven districts: Martins Hill
Ward, Plaistow Ward, Sundridge Ward, Town Ward, Bromley Common
Ward (Southlands Section), Bromley Common Ward (Homesdale
Section) and Bickley Ward.
President: T. C. Dewey, Esq., J.P., South Hill Wood, Bromley.
Vice-President: His Worship the  Mayor.
Treasurer: Councillor Jn. Williams, Brockhampton, 24 Bromley Cummon.
Hon. Secretaries: Alban Chavasse, 17 Sandford road, Bromley and
Frederick S. Edwards, Lynsted, 27 Elmfield road, Bromley.
Distriot CommitteesMartins Hill Ward, Coles Child, D.L., J.P., Bromley Palace, Widmore
road, chairman; E. Porter, 26, Ravensbourne rd. Bromley, secretary.
Plaistow Ward, James Simpson Webb, 6 Burnt Ash lane, chairman;
Alfred Edwin Garrard, Ridgelands, 4 Blyth road, secretary.
Sundridge Ward, John North, 97 Widmore road, Bromley, chairman.
Town Ward, Alban Chavasse, 17 Sandford road, chairman; Frederick
S. Edwards, Lynsted, 27 Elmfield road, secretary.
Bromley Common Ward (Southla.nds Section), Councillor John
Williams, Brockhamptoll, 24 Bromley common, chairman; Alfred
Sparkes, Bowmanville. 51 Bromley common, secretary.
Bromley Common Ward (Homesdale Section), Bertram Imrie Hellier,
Lomond, 66 Westmoreland road, chairman John Bates Dalton, 28 Bromley common, secretary.
Bickley Ward, Rev. William Alexander Carroll, liI.A., The Vicarage,
Bickley, chairman.



HOSPITALS.





COTTAGE HOSPITAL -- Cromwell Avenue, Masons Hill.


This Hospital was established ib IS69 in two cottages, but in 1875
it was found necessary to erect a new building in their place, and in 1886
this accommodation not being sufficient for the requirements of the
neighbourhood, the building was considerably enlarged. In 1896 still
further accommodation was required, and a new wing was built in the
garden of the hospital. A further addition to the building was made in
1901. During 1910 extensive alterations took place, two new wards
havir·g been added and other important improvements made, involving
an expenditure of over £10,000. 'The hospital, which has now 42 beds,
is supported by voluntary contrihlltions, and is open for inspection
between 2 and 4 p.m.
Medical Officers: HCI'1JCl·t Jame~ I1ott, M.D., C.:I£., lILR.C.S., Charles
Westbrooke Grant-Wilson, 7\1.D., :If,R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Cecil Ernest
:Millingtoll Lewi~, 1\[,,\., :'LD., Il.c.camb., lI£.n.c.S. ~:n.!.,L. n.c. p.Lond.,
~idney R. H. Mathewl:i, L.R.C.I'., ::Ir.R.C.S., jl'thur F. n. Code!, lIf,H.,
F.Re s., Alh'ed Eo PI'ice, 11[,0., MS., J. H. Volland, :II.R.C.S., L.S.A.
Dental Surgeon: G. Ru~sel1 Edey, L.D.S.Eng.
HOll. Consulting Physicn : Howard Hy. Tooth, :II.D., ~'.n.L'.p.,0.11£.0.
Hon. Consu.lting Obstetric Physician: John Phi1lip.~, ~l.D., F.R.C.T'.
Hon. Consulting Dental Surgeon: Ueorge Edey.
Hon. Consulting Surgeons: D'Al'cy Power, F.R.C.S.; Hlll,:'h ,James
Moor,l Pl:tyfail', M.D.Lond., ~,LB., i\[,U.c.p.Lom!., F.II.C.S.Ellg.,
Frcdcrie Fruncis Burgharc!, ilLD., :lLS.LOIHl., F.R.C.S.EIlg'.
Hon. Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon: Herbert Willoughby Lyle, 1II.D.,
n.s.1 om!., F.ILc.I'.Eng., F.Z.S.
lion. 'ITcasurer: T. U. Dewey, J.P., South Hill Wooel, Bromley, Kent.
Hon. Secretary: J. Y. Hay, Warley, 133 Widmorc road, Bromley, Kent.
Hon. Assistant Secretary: G. T. P. M. Ladyman, Holmdene, Hawes road, Bromley, Kent.
Matron: MISS A. Carter.


THE LADY MARGARET HOSPITAL.


The Hospital Was founded in 1903 for the purpose of demonstratmg
I. The value of ail' and sunlight in the treatment of disease.
2. The value of a fruital"ian dietary in the treatment of disease.

3. The feasibility of having the out-patient department of a hospital in London. and the in-patient depart merit in the country.

The Hospital has 40 beds and cots, and takes in patients from all parts
of the country. No infectious or consumptive cases are admitted. The
practice of the Hospital is open to all registered medical practitioners,
and any doctor in Bromley or the neighbourhood has full freedom to use
the Hospital beds for his patients and to attend them there himself.
:Four beds have been named by Lady Lyveden, one by Mrs. \Yard, one by
Sir 'William Earnshaw Cooper, two cots by Lord Llangattock, one cot by
Miss Jennings, one by M{. Sidney Beard, one by Miss Ellis and one by
Mrs. Walter Carey. During the last year 164 patients were admitted, and
54 operations performed. Services are held in the chapel every Sunday
at 7 p.m. A fund is in existence for building a Children's Ward. The
income for 1912 was over £600, and the expenditure was a few pounds
less. Subscribers of olle guinea !.Jecomeannual governors, and subscribers
of ten guineas become life governors. The Hospital is a training school
for nurses, and certificates are granten after 4 years' training. There is a
Sftmaritan Guild, of which Mrs. Carey is president, for providing gcl.rments
for poor patients. The Convalescent Home is on the Margaret Manor,
Sittingbourne.

Vice-Presidents: Lady Margaret Campbell; the Countess of Derby; the
Countess of Kinnoull ; Lady Victoria Dawnay; Lady Louisa Feilding ;
Lady Grove: Lady Evelyn Riddell; Lady Muriel Watkins and
Viscountess Vallet art.

Council: Dr. Josiah Oldfield, M.A. ; Sidney Beard; Rev. A. M. Mitchell;
Charles F. Nye; Ernest Clifford; Miss Sharpe; Capt. & Mrs. Walter
Carey; Sir William Earnshaw Cooper; Miss Wilkins; Miss Sturgeon;
Mrs. Aldridge; Mrs.Barton; Miss E. J. Hammond and L. N. Thierry.
Hon. Standing Council: T. Baty, D.C.L., barrister-at-Iaw.
Medical Staff: Drs. Josiah Oldfield, M.A. ; W. A. Potts; R. Hughes; T.
G. Vaudrey; D. J. A. Chowry-:Muthu; J. Read-Pooler.
Warden: Dr. Josiah Oldfield.
Hon. Solicitor: Ronald :McDonald, esq.
Han. Architect: J. Gordon Allen, esq.
Hon. Secretary: The Han. Florence Colborne.
Mati'on: Miss M. E. Barns.
Bankers: London City and Midland Bank, Bromley.



HOMEOPATH HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY


(Phillips Memorial)-
(Formerly at .Junction of Park and Widmore Hoads), Lownd·/ A~p,nlle.
Market Square. Founded 1889.
This Hospital WaS opened to provide Homreopat.hic treatment for the
poor of Bromley and district; assistance being provided in three ways:
(I) in the wa.rds of the hospital; (2) by visits at the homes of the patients
wit hin a mile of the hospital; and (3) by treatment as out-patients in the
dispensary department. The new building was opened in .Tuno, 1900, and
enlarged in 1907.
Honorary Medical Officers: fl. Wynne Thomas, M.R.C.S. and H. R.
Ramsbotham 1tLB., B.S.
Honorary Dental Surgeon: Albt. Wm. Henly, M.R.C.S.,L.n.S. R.C.s.Eng.
Matron: Miss Hyde.
Hon. Secretary: O. E. Hill, Home view, 28 Babbacombe road.
Hon. Treasurer: Thomas Bennett.


BROMLEY AND BECKENHAM INFECTIOUS HOSPITAL


(Bromley and Beckenham Joint Hospital Board),
Skym Corner, Lower Gravel road, Bromley Common.
Medical Superintendent: Philip Nicholas Randall, III.B vmd.
Matron: Miss F. K. Whitmarsh.
Sanatorium (Bromley and Beckenham Joint Hospital Board), Lower
Gravel road, Bromley Common; Philip Nicholas Randall, M.B.LOnd.,
medical superintendent; Miss D. Boyle, matron.


KENT COUNTY COUNCIL TUBERCULOSIS DISPENSARY,


2, Park road.
Tuberculosis Medical Officer: William Charles Dillon Bills, III.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Loud., D.P.H.


CONVALESCENT HOME.


St. Mary's Convalescent  Home, Queen's Mead road.
Matron: Miss flamuels.


ST. JOHN AMiniLANCE BRIGADE.


The Bromley Division of the St. John Ambulance Brigade (Metropolitan Corps) has its head quarters at the St. Luke's Institute, Raglan
Hoad, Bromley Common. The Brigade possesses a complete equipment of
ambulance appliances, the whole of which are placed at the disposal of the
police. The members meet weekly for Ambulance and first aid drill, and
field posts are appointed for duty on publio occasion when required. The





HOSPITALS, -INSTITUTIONS II SOCIETIES.,


Trustees, Executors & others having money for distribution amongst deserving
Charities will, it is ho~ed, find the iist which ~ppears in these pages useful.

CANCER HOSPITAL
CHILDREN'S Am SOCIETY.
CITY OF LONDON TRUSS SOCIETY.
DR. BARNARDOS HOMES.
FIELD LANE INSTITUTION.
GOVERNESSES' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION ..
HOLLOWAY DISCHARGED PRISONERS' AID SOCIETY.
HOMES OF HOPE.
INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM.
KENSINGTON AND FULHAM GENERAL HOSPITAL.
NATIONAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION
NATIONAL CHILDREN'S HOME AND ORPHANAGE.
NATIONAL REF-UGES FOR HOMELESS AND DESTITUTE CHILDREN.
NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
NATIONAL TRUSS SOCIETY.
QUEEN CHARLOTTE'S LYING IN HOSPITAL.
ROYAL BRITISH ORPHAN SCHOOLS.
ROYAL NATIONAL MISSION TO DEEP, SEA FISHERMEN.
ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVKNTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
ROYAL WESTMINSTER OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
ST. ANDREW'S WATERSIDE CHURCH MISSION.
ST. JOHN'S SKIN- HOSPITAL.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL FOR MENTAL DISEASES.
ST. THOMAS's HOSPITAL.
TEMPORARY HOME FOR LOST AND STARVING DOGS.
WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL.
WOMAN'S MISSION TO WOMEN. 


(Founded by DR. STEPHENSON),
NATtO-NIL CHILDREN'S (ESTABLIHED)
HOME &, ORPHANAGE
Chief Offices: 104-122, CITY ROAD, LONDON, E.C.
Principal: Rev. W. HODSON SMITH. Assist. Principal: Rev. S: C. MYERS.
Treasurersd. R. BARLOW, Esq., J,P. Alderman Sir C. WAKEFIELD, D.L., J,P.
Secretary: Mr. C. N. BARNS.
The National Children's Home has IS Branches in London, the Provinces,
Isle of Man and Canada. More than 2,200 are nON resident. An excellent
educational and industrb.l training is given. Children of all creeds and no
creed eligible.
A Sanatorium for Children threatened with Consumption
has recently been opened at Harpenden. .
REMITfANCES and alI-COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed to REV. W,HODSON SMITH
National Children's Home, 104.122. City Road, London






. , . An Appeal ~cir . . .
BRITISH SAILOR BOYS
The" ARETHUSA" and" CHICHESTER" TRAINING SHIPS
Prepare British Boys r0,. the Royal Navy "and Me,.cantile Marine.
Over 150 Boys each year enter Royal Navy. 6000 have entered
Merchant Service. 1200 Children now being maintained.
SUPPORTED BY VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS.
20,000 BOYS and GIRLS have been rescued and trained.
Donations earn~stlv So1i(it~d.
Patrons-THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING AND QUEEN.
President-THE EARL OF JERSEY, G.C.B,
Treasurer....:.W. E. HUBBARD, Esq., 17, St. Helen's Place, E.O.
FomWED 1843.
The NAT!ONAL REFUGES for HOMELESS
and DESTITUTE CtlILDREN,
(INCORPORATED 1904,)
London Office-164, SHAFTESBURY AVENUE, w.e.
Joint Secretaries-H. BlUSTOW WALLEN & HENItY G. COPELAND,
NATIONAL TRUSS SOCIETY
(Established in 1786 for the gratuitous Relief of the Ruptured Poor of both Sexes throughout the Kingdom),
2, Arthur Street, LONDON BRIDGE, E.C.
Patron-HIS GRACE THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY .
.Hon. Treasurer-NORBURY POTT, ESQ., Ewell, Surrey.
Blinkers-1t'hssR8. BARCLAY & CO., LmITED, Lombard Street, E.C.
Honorary SurgeonLOUIS ALBERT DUN~, ESQ., M.S., F.R.C.S., Guys Hospital, Southwark.
THIS SOCIETY (the oldest'of its kind) supplies gratuitously Trusses, Abdominal
Belts, Elastic Stockings, Bandages, anrI other Surgical Appliances.
A SUBSCRIBER'S LETTER procures for the patient, advice and an instrument gr'l.tis.
LIFE DONORS of Ten Guineas, or Annual Subscribers of One Guinea, are llutitled to relicT.
Four Cases. yearly. Half tbe~e amounts Two Cases yearly.
AN AVERAGE of 3,200 Cases annually relieved.
FULL REPORT on application.
SUBSCRIPTIONS and DO~ATIONS are earnestly solicited. Rnd will be gratefully reoelvec!
b1 tho Banker., the Honorary Treasurer, or at 2, Arthur Street, London Bridge, E.O., by
E. CRANE, ,Secretary.





Westminster Hospital, Instituted 1719. Opposite WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
The Oldest Hospital in London supported by Voluntary Contributions.
During the past year a large number of Patients have been
admitted to the Hospital From all parts of London an the suburbs.
£211000 a year Is required For the efficient maintenance of the Hospital.
Additional Support is most urgently needed.
Chairman-Sir ;T. WOLFE BARRY, Treasurers f H. H. P. BOUVERIE, Esq., and
K.C.B., F.R S. t JAMES RORA, Esq.
SIDNEY M. QUENNEL!., Secretary.
ROYAL NATIONAL MISSION
TO DEEP SEA FISHERMEN.
~atrOllS :
HIS MAJESTY THE KING. HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN.
HER MAJESTY QUEEN ALE!ANDRA.
The Treasurer and Councif make an earnest appeal fol'
help to maintain its Hospital and Mission Ship_s at sea,
and its Homes and Institutes whiCh minister to fishermen aIoound the whole of the British Isles; als:6, the
extensive work carried on in the Colony of Newfoundland
undel' II Grenfell of L~bI'ador."
FRANCIS H. WOOD1 Secretary.
lSI, Queen Victoria Street, E.C








CHILDRENS AID SOCIETY
In connection with the Reformatory and Refuge Union
Incorporated.
( ESTABLISHED 1856.) Patron-HIS MAJESTYTHE KING.
33,118
Children have been Rescued from
Destitution or Evil Surroundings or otherwise helped. "f~"
THE RESCUE OFFICERS
DEAL WITH :MORE THAN
THREE THOUSAND POOR'
CHILDREN ANNUALLY.·
The Society has an
EMIGRATION RECEIVING HOUSE
AT WINNIPEG.
FUNDS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED.
Bankers i Messrs. BARCLAY &: CO., Ltd., 95 Victoria. Street, S.W.'
,Office: Victoria House, 117, Victol'ia street, S.W
. ARTHUR J. S. MADDISON, Secretary






JUBILEE YEAR.
ANDREW'S WATERSIDE
CHURCH MISSION.
ST.
Remember the perils of 'a Sailor's life by helping
this officially recognised Church of England Society
in its work amongst Sailors and Fishermen at Home,
Colonial and Foreign Ports.
There is no class more deserving of our help and
sympathy than Sailors.
Gifts or money, books, magazines, illustrated papers
warm clothing, which will be thankfully .acknowledged.
"Bankers: London County and Westminster', Lomb.rd Sireet, E.C.
Secretaries: Rev. A. H. HAIGH. P. J. GEDYE.
65, Fenohurch Street; London, E.C.
WOMAN'S MISSION TO WOMEN.
t)resi"ent :2 ::= THE MARQUIS OF AILSA.
The Christian Missionaries of the FEMALE MISSION TO THE
FALLEN, and FEMALE .AID SOCIETY, go -into the streets at
night, and in the daytime visit the Workhouses, Hospitals, Lodging
Houses, Po:ice Courts, and other places. No penitent woman is
refused hdp. Upwards, of 33,000 have received a fresh start in
life.
FUNDS ARE VERY URGENTLY NEEDED.
Contributions may be sent to the Union of London and Smiths
Bank Limited, 117,' Victoria Street, S.W., or to
OFFICES: VICTORIA' HOUSE, ARTHUR J. S. MADDISON,
117, VICTORIA STREET, S. W. Secretary






HOMES OF HOPE,
4, 5 & 6, REGENT SQUARE, GRAY'S INN ROAD, LONDON, w.e .
. ESTABLISHED 1860.
Special efforts are made on behalf Qf poor betrayed young women,
who have taken ONE FALSE STEP.
They are admitted into the Homes and receive MEDICAL MATERNITY
ATTENDANCE and NURSING,
They are also TRAINED in HOUSEHOLD and DOMESTIC DUTIES,
and, after a nurse-mother has been found for the infant, the mother is put
in the way of EARNING A RESPECTABLE LIVING for HERSELF AND
THE CHILD,
Every endeavour is used to trace the father and make him jointly
responsible with the mother for the maintenance of the infants born to them.
A ~OLID, PRACTICAL, and PERMANENT kind of RESCUE WORK.
There is also a PREVENTIVE HOME. ,'(here important work is done
in RESCUING YOUNG GIRLS from the ;,nares of sin and immorality.
Contributions may be sent to the Secretary at abo"e a ldres~e~. or to the Treasurer,
RLFRED H~RRE. Esq.. 37. Fleet Street, E.e.
Royal British Orphan Schools,
SLOUGH.
(Formerly known as the BritIsh Orphan Asylum)
Patrons: His Majesty The King, Her Majesty The Queen, Her Majesty Queen Alexandra.
President: H.R.H. The Duke "of Connaught, K.a.
I
INSTITUTED 1827, for the Maintenance and Education of Fatherless Children
from all parts of the"British Empire, of all denominatiom, who:-eparents were
once in prosperous circull5tances. Boys and Girl~ are admitted by Election,
Presentation, and in some cases by Purchase, between the ages of 7 and 12, and are
retained until 15.
Forms of Application and all particulars may be obtained from the Secretary.
The Committee earnestly appeal for New A.nnual. Subscriptions and Donations,
which are much needed, this National Institution being unendowed. .
Annual Sub",criptions :-For One Vote. lOs. 6ri. j for Two Vote~, £1 11. Life
Subscription: - .For One Vote, £5 5s.; for Two Votes, £10 lOs. Life Presentation,
£350.
Banken-Messrs. WILLIAMS DEACON'S BANK, Limited, 20, Birchin L'l.ne, E.C ..
JOHN F. W. DEACONt Tresurer.
CHARLES T. HOSKINS, Secretary
OtDoes; 27, Clements Lane, E,C,






CITY OF LONDON TRUSS SOCIETY
For the Relief of the RUPTURED POOR
thr9ughout. the Kingdom. IXSTfTDTED 1807.
35, FINSBU,RY SQUARE, LONDON, E.-C.
t)atl'oll: HIS MAJESTY THE' KING.
The .number of patients relieved by this Societ,y since it was instituted, to December 31, 1912, is""658,391. The Anr,ual At'errtQe number during the last 10 years is over 8,200. The patients are of both sexes,and from all parts of the kingdom.
The youngest patient relieved was an infant of seven days 011; the oldest, B
woman of 107 years.
ADOITlONAL FUNDS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED to ·enahle the Committee to carryon the beneficent work of the Charity, -which necessitates an
el:penditure far in excess of its income.
Annual subseribfTs of one gu-inefl or more are entitled to recommend four patients
within the year for every guinea so subscribed.
Every pll.tient attending at" the IlJstitution is treated by the Surgeons of the
Society, by W?Olll the "Truss il1 ajJpJied.
ONE LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION ONLY is required, however
expenbi re the necessury inpnuuent may be.
W. K. TAUNTON, Secretary.
INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM,
1M'ANSTE·AD, ESSEX.
Offices-63, Ludgate Hill, E.C.
Patron-HIS MAJESTY THE KING.
pankei's- WILLIAMS, DEACON'::) llA;i'iI\, LTD.
This Institution maint"ins M11 edue:ites the Orphans of persons once in prosperity, from
their Earliest Infaney uutll Fifteen Years of age.
It has received 5,00;JFatherless Children already. Forty-two were admitted last year.
A.bout 400 are in the Asylum now .
. Elections will be held in :May and November this ;rear. Forty Children .will be elected. Forros of ~omination can be obtained at the Olfice.
Nearly the whole of the Y~rly Income arises from Voluntary Contributio~s.
l.i'Ul\·DS riLlE URGE;}TLl" ltEEDBD.
J.ife Subscription for One Vote .
Life Subscription for Two Votes .
Anuual Subscription for One Vote
Ammal SubscIiption for Two Votes
£,.) /) 0
10 10 0
o 10 6
1 1 0
CmUIR. If. C. MARTIN, R.N., & crttary and Superintenaent.






his Is the Work
Accomplished
by tbis Society,
which greatly
needs your support .

A Year's Record.
Cautions for Minor
Acts of Cuelty.
ANNUITIES OF £21
~or distressed Members of the upper and middle classes of Society are granted by
The National Benevolent Institution,
FOUNDED BY THE LATE PETER HERVE.
Established 1812. Incorporated by Royal Charter.
'tllnber the protection anb 1Patl'onage of
HIS MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY KING GEORGE V.
President-THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF HALSBURY ..
Treasurer - ROBERT W. DIBDIN, Esq.
Pensioners elected half-yearly in May and November, 3415 persons already
benefitted.
Upwards of 650 Pensioners at present on the books.
ADDITIONAL SUPPORT URGENTLY NEEDED.
LIFE DONATIONS-£5, Two Votes; £10, Four Votes; and so on in proportion.
A1mUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS-58., One Vote j 108., Two Votes; and so on in proportioJ!\"
LEGAOIES ARE ALSO' EARNESTLY SOLICITED.
Full information to be obtained at the Office, 65, Southampton Row, London, W.C..
HENRY O. LATREILLE, Secretary






THE TEMPORARY [Estab. 1860]
HOME FOR LOST and STARVING DOGS
BATTERSEA PARK ROAD, LONDON, S.W., and HACKBRIDCE, SURREY.
PATRON: HIS MOST GRACIOU" MAJESTY THE KING.
President: HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF PORTLAND, K.G.
To clear the London Streets of Lost and Starving Dogs, and to provide
them with Food and Shelter.
To Restore Lost Dogs to their owners, and when Dogs are unclaimed, to
find suitable homes for them at nominal prices.
To destroy dangerous and worthless Dogs by a Painless and Humane
Method in the Leathal Chamber.
Over 1,000,000 Dogs have been received ana provided for since 1860.
Out-pataint. Department (Dogs and Cats only) at Battersea, Tuesdays
and Thursdays, 2.30 p.m. By Letter only.
AT HACKBRIDCE, DOCS CAN BE RECEIVED AS BOARDERS OR FOR
QUARANTINE UNDER THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE 'RECULATIONS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS and DONATIONS thankfully received by
GUY H. GUILLUM SCOTT, Secretary.
Some of the operations of the
FIELD LANE INSTITUTION'
Free Refuges,
Ragged Schools, reche.
 LAST YEAR
55 Tons of Coal given away.
813 Homeless .Poor given a' good Christmas Dinner.
613 Men and Women were sheltered in the Refuges, many of
whom were assisted to employment.
3,1132 atte~dances at the Creche.
13,299 attendances weekly .at the Mission Services.
30,410 distributions of Bread and Broken Food. Besides many
other form:;; of relief.
15,635 Bread, Tea and Cocoa Meals given to Homeless.
193 Persons placed in or assisted to employment.
Contributrons may be sent to the Hon. Treasurer, F. A. -BEVAN, ESQ.,
5~, Lombard Btreet, E.C., or to the Secretary, H. BRADBERY PARKER, Vine
Street, Clarkenwell Road, E.C.






The. National Society
for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children
Seeks to secure to every neglected child in England;
Wales and Ireland, proper treatment, proper food,
proper clothing in its own home by its own parents.
FUNDS URGENTLY NEEDED.
The Address of the LOCAL OFFICE will be found in the division,
"Churches, Chapels, Institutions," etc.
-CENTRAL OFFICE- DIRECTOR LEICESTER SQUARE, w.e. ROBERT ]. PARR.
:GOYERNESSES' BENEVOLENT
INSTITUTION.
Founded in 1843. Incorporated by Royal Charter, -1848.
Under the Patronage of the Royal Family.
President-Earl of Aberdeen. lIon. Treasurer-LewIs Wfgram
HOME & FREE RECISTRATION OFFICE, 47, Harley St., W.'(Telepllone 3828 Mayfair.)
FURNEAUX HOLIDAY HOUSE, Fairmount, ShanklIn.
HOME FOR ACED COVERNESSES, Chislehurst.
The work of the Institutioll is most comprehensive in character. It assists Governesses by invpsting their savings in Annuities, ana helps them in their annual payments; it provides them
with a temporary home at a sIllall cost and a Registration Office through which thcy can obtain
.ergagements entirely free of expense, not only as is customary to those seeking Governesses but
also to the Governesses themselves; also a Seasille Holiday Honse; and it makes them g;ants
when in difficulties. It secures them a settled Income in the form of free Annuities and a
Home for their declining years. Further, it offers a means whereby, through the payment of an
Annual Subscription, they can claim the special consideration of the Society should necessity in
ll\ter years compel them to seek its assista11ce.
~,OOO Covernes~es were assisted by the institution last year.
8"lbscriptions and Donations, which are most urgently needed, will be thankfully
received by PARR'S BANK, LTD. (Sir S. Scott & CO.'s branch), 1, Oavendish Square, W., orby
Mead Office - Walter House, 418-4~2, STRAND, w.c. A. WESLEY DENNIS,
(Tel. 1549 REGENT.) Secretary.







HOLLOWAY DISCHARGED. PRISONERS'
,AID SOCIETY.
Chairman: SIR ALFRED REYNOLDS.
Assists poor Women on their discharge from
Holloway Prison.
About 10,000 women leave the prison annually; a large percentage need the
assistance of the Society A House of Help is provided neal' the Prison for
those needing temporary shelter.
FUNDS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED.
Report containing interesting details of the work will be forwarded on
application to
AIUHUR J. S. MADDISON, Victoria House, 117, Victoria Street, S.W.
Bankers-LONDON & SOUTH WESTERN BANK, 403, Holloway Road, N.
Kensington and Fulbam
General Hospital,
Earl's Court, S.W.
The President; LORD 'CLAUD HAMILTON,
M.P., earnestly appeals for Subscriptions and Donations
for this poor Institution. No less than 144,000 cases
treated during past five years. 91%women and children.
Funds urgently needed. '
-Bankers: Messrs. DRUMMOND.           LOUIS McCAUSLAND. Secretary.






The Cancer Hospital
(FREE),
FULHAM ROAD, LONDON, -S.W.
T~wonly Special Hospital in London for the treatment of Cancer, T umorus and allied diseases.
All applicants seen each week day at 2 p.m., and
in addition at 5.30 p.m. each Monday.
No II Letters II necessary.
A number of beds are reserved for life cases.
F arm of Bequest of _a Legacy.
To those benevolent persons who kindly desire to become Benefactors
by ·Will of this Institution, the following Form of Legacy is respectfully
recommended:
II 1 give and bequeatll unto the Treasurer for the time being and THE
CANCER HOSPITAL (FREE), situate in the Fulham Road, Brompton,
London, lVliddlesex, the sum o/.............................. Free of Legacy
Duty}, to i-eapplied towards carrying on the charitable designs -of the
said institution."
NEW Subscriptions and Donations
urgently needed· for the General Expenses, the R.esearchDepartment and the
Radium and Electrical Departments.
FREDICK. HOWELL,
.Bankers- Secretary.
Messrs. COUTTS & CO.,
440, Strand, W.C.







ROYAL
WESTMINSTER OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
KINO WILLIAM STREET, WEST STRAND, W.C.
. FOUNDED 1816.
patron: HIS MAJESTY THE KING.
~res{bent: H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHY. :d:.\i.
tbah'man: THE' EARL OF ARRAN. X.Po
The Hospital has recently.been modernised and enlarged at a cost
of over £7,000. Funds are urgently needed to meet the increased expenditure.
Over 15,000 patient~; representing upwards of 40,000 attendances,
are treated annually, and the 40 free Beds are constantly occupied.
Subscriptions and Donations will be gratefully acknowledged by
JOHN Hy. JOHNSON, Secretary.
NoSo-LEGACIES ARE ALSO ESPECIALLY SOLICITED.
QueenCharlotte's Lying-In Hospital,
MARYLEBONE ROAD, LONDON, N.W.
FOUNDED 1152. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER 1885.
Patrons: HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN.
HER MAJESTY QUEEN ALEXANDRA. President: THE VISCOUNT PORTMAS. Tnasurer: ALFRED C. DE ROTH,;OHILD, Esq., O.V.O,
Chairman and Commitlu: SIR SAMUEL SCOTT, Bart" M.P.
OBJECTS OF THE CHARITY.
J. Tbe admission of Poor Married Worrien for their Confinement; and also of De.ervlng
. Unmarried Women with their first child.
Z. The provisio.n of skilled Midwives to attend Poor "tarried Women In their Coalla.mellt.
at their owa homes.'
3. The training of Medical Pupils, Midwives for the Poor, and .\fonthly Nurses.
Last year 1,880 patients were receiveu into the Ho,pital, and 2,361 were attended and
nursed at their own homes.
ANNUAL EXPENDITURE OF THE CHARITY, £7,500.
REIABLE INCOME, £1,000 ONLY.
£10,000 'urgently needed for New Out Patient Department and other Improvements.
Contributions will be gratefully received by the Bankers, Messrs. COCKS,BmDULPH' & Co. '3, Charing Cross, S.W.; or by . .
ARTHUR WATTS, &~tlary.






ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL
FOR
DISEASES OF THE SKIN (Incorporated).
ESTABLIRHED 1863.
262, UXBRIDCE ROAD, W.
49, LEICESTER SQUARE, w.e .
PATRON.
H.R.H. PRINCE CHRISTIAN, K.a.
PRESIDENT. I VICE. PRESIDENTS.
THB EARL OF CHBSTERFIELD, THE EARL OF DBRBY.
O.C.V.O. SIR PHILIP SASSOON, Bt., M.P.
TREASURER.-aUY PYM, Esq., J.P., D.L., 35, Cranley Ciardens,' S.W.
ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL was founded 50 years ago and is the only Skin
Hospital in London with Beds for Men, Women and Children. Persons suffering from
Diseases oC the Skin can be seen at Leicester Square every week day at 2, and ever,
evening (except Saturday) at 6.
FUNDS URGENTLY NEEDED.
ONE GUINEA annually constitutes GOl'ernorship ",ith a right to recommend
:3 Out-Patients every year.
TeN GUINEAS cons~jtutcs Life Governorship.
Telepbone No. 5580 GEltHAHn. CED. A. ARNAUDIN, Seoretary,
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL For MENTAL DISEASES (200 Beds).
OLD STREET, LONDON, E.C.
Ttlepll(mt- (ESTA.BUSUED 1751). Telegraphic .Jddl't4l1i60S OENTRAL. "ENVOY, FINSQUARE, LONDON."
Admission gratuitous; or, by contribution to maintenance,
from 21/- to 42/- per week.
TRAINED NURSES can be Immediatcly obtained for Mental and Nervou.
Cases on npplicat'oll to the :Matron.
OONVALESOENT HOMES.
NETHER COURT, Ramllgate. standing in its own secluded grounds of 12 acrel, within a few minutes of the sea. Telep.-44 RAMSGATB.
I' WeLDe~S," near Oerrards Cross, Bucks, within 18 miles of London,
situate in a park \.It 100 .aCl'ee, on high ground, with beautiful garden and
beech woods. Telep.-47 GERRABDS CHOU.
Voluntary Boarders urc received without Certificates.
Full particulars on application to the Secretary at the Hospital.
Donation. Earnestly Requested.








ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL


Westminster Bridge' Road, LONDO~~, S.E.,
Serves a very.large POOR· POPULATIONnn the '.f'''' South of the Thames.
There are 602 Beds free to the ABSOLUTELY POOR.
Admission depends upon the Euitability of the cases applying and the
number .of empty beds at' the disposal of the Authorities.
OUT-PATIENTS. Letters of Recommendation are not dis·
tributed to Subscribers: all persons needing Hospital treatment apply at 12 o'clock each day, and suitable cases are
referred to·the Out-Patient Depaf'tments (General and Special),
and placed under the care of the members of the Staff ..
At least £10,000 per Annum is required from
Voluntary Contributions.
Contributians to be' sent ta the Treasurer, J. G. WAINWRIGHT, Esq.,
at the Haspital; or ta G. Q. ROBERTS, Secretary. .
ST. THOMAS'S HOME
FOR' PAYING PATIENTS.
The Resident Medical Officer can be seen daily at 12' noon.
For the regulations and terms under which patients can be received into
the SPECIAL PAYING DEPARTMENT, ST. THOMAS'S HOME, see the
.Prospectus; which may be had on application to the Steward at the Hospital. Telephone-HOP 1637.








DR. BARNARDO'S HOMES.


A FEW FIGURES.
79,000 Children have passed through the Rescue Doors.
1,213 Permanent Admissions in the past year.
About 8,500 Boys and Girls of all ages are always in the Homes.
1,000 of these are Infants.
1,000 arc Crippled, Incurable, Blind, Deaf and Dumb, or
physically affiicted.
6,000 are Boarded'out in Rural Districts in England and Canada.
900 Boys and Girls are under Industrial Training.
300 Buys are in training for the Navy and Mercantile Marine.
25,365 Young People have been emigrated to the Colonies.
Nearly 1,000 sent to Canada yearly. 95 per cent. of the
Emigrants do well.
 Cheques and Orders payable "Dr. BARNARDO'S HOMES,"
and Parcels of Clothing 1llay be sellt to the Honorary Director,
WILLIAM BAKER, Esq., M.A., LLB., at Head Officls, r8 to 26,
STBPNEY CA[;SEf,VAY, LONDON, E.





whole of the members are qualified to render first aid, and a list of their
names and addresses is exhiblted at head quarters. Classes for instruction
in first aid are he1d by the Hon. Surgeon during the autumn and winter
months tor both ladies and gentlemen.
President: A. O. Norman, .J.P., c.C., The Rookery, Bromley Common.
Hon. Surgeon (A Section): John Horatio Yolland, !I.R.c.B.Rng., 53,
Bromley Common.
Superintendent: T. Healey, Bromley Union, Farnborough, Kent.
Treasurer: William Cooling, Ct'oft house, Bromley Common.
Divisional Hon. Seoretary: Corporal O. E. Farrow, 72, Homesdale
road, Bromley.
Inspeotor of Stores: Pte. Barnett.
Committee: First Class Sergt. Field; Sergts. Bush & Clifford: Corporals,
Farrow &; T. Barnard; Privates, Bloomfield, G. Harnett, W. Collins,
C. Burden, J. Huckle, J. Nutting, C. Waters, Hobbs, & the officer.
of the division.
B Section.
Central Hall, Bromley, J. Mathewson, III.n., hall. surgeon; Corporal
Huckle, 24 Croft road, Bromley, hon. sec. ; Prh'ate Waters, inspecto~
of stores.

Bromley Nurses' Co-operation - Misses Larkins, Greta, 7, Blyth Rd,
Bromley Nursing Home, 34 & 35, Palace Gro. Principal, Miss Bos~.


NEWSPAPERS.


Bromley is well supplied with newspapers. They arE' as follow'! :

Beckenham and District Times (Friday, 1d.), 39 East strl1et.

Bromley Chronicle (Thursday, 1d.), Sherman road.

Bromley and District Times (Friday, 1d.), 39, East street.

Bromley Local Guide & Advertiser (Saturduy), 46 East litreet.

West Kent Times (Friday, Id.), 39 East street.


SOOIETIES, & c.




BROMLEY ARTS AND CRAFTS SOCIETY.


President: Vacant.
Vice-Presidents: The Lord Bishop of Rochester j Coles Child, esq., J.p. j
Sir Alfred East, A.R.A., P.R.B.A. ; H. W. Forste


Chairman of Executive Committee: Dr. J. Scott.
Han. Treasurer: Alfred Wright, esq., Dunsford, 121, Widmore road.
Han. Secretary: Vacant. Members' subscription, 5/- .


BROMLEY AND DISTRICT CHRYSANTHEMUM SOCIETY.


(Atfiliated with tlte National Cltrysanthemmn Society.)
The above society was started in 1881 by a few growers, who formed
themselves into a Committee for the purpose of management, and now
consists of an unlimited number of amateurs, gardeners, aud nurserymen.
The object of the society is to promote the superior cultivation of the
chrysanthemum, and other plantR, flowers, and fruits, by means of exhibitions, at which all subscribers may compete for prizes. 'fhe annual
show of chrysanthemums, & c., is held in Novemb~r.
President: Coles Child, J.P" D.L.
Vice-Presidents: H. Bennett; J. W. Devon-Astle; T. C. Dewey, J.P. ;
H. W. Forster, :M.P.; Sir E. A. Hambro, K.C. v.o.; A. C. Normal~1
J.P. ; E. de Q. Quincey; Sir Samuel Scott, Bart. ; F. Wheatley; J.
W. Wheeler-Bennett, J.P.; E. M. Gamar; F. Griffith; W. Cecil
Gunn; John Margetson; F. Schooling; W. Farlane; J. Smail; F.
C. Tiarks; J. Dewrance; Bert de Q. Quincey; W. Lindley Jones J.P.;
Sir Henry J. Oram, K.C.B., n.M. ; Sir Robert Laidlaw, M.P.
Han. Treasurer: W. Collings, II4 Verdant lane, Catford SE.
Secretary: F. Andrews, 29 Canon road, Bromley.


BROMLEY PLEASANT SUNDAY AFTERNOON BROTHERHOOD.


The members of this Brotherhood meet every Sunday afternoon at the
Town Hall, Market square, Bromley, from 3 to 4 o'clock, A short address
is usually given upon some intel'e,-;ting subject, and the afternoon is
brightened by musical performances. The feature of the meeting
generally is its brief, bri~ht and brotherly character.
LeBider : Robert Whyte, jun., Rillley, Sundl'idgf'. ,,"venue.
Treasurer: J. S. "Yebb, 6, Burnt Ash lane.
Secretary: Herbert II. Milstead, St. Dennis. Hawes road



THE ROYAL SOOIETY OF ST. GEORGE.


Founded 1894 ..
Patrons: His Majesty the King, Her Majesty Queen Mary and Her Majesty
Queen Alexandra.
Acting President: The Right Hon. The Earl of Salsbury, p.c.
Chairman: (Bromley and West Kent Branch) Richard Foljames, Esq.
Hon. Secretary: Sidney Muggeridge, Esq., 15, Sandford road, Bromley.


THE ENGLISH CHURCH UNION.


Offices - 31, Russell square, London w c.
The English Church Union was formed in the year 1859 for the purpose of uniting the Clergy and Laity of the English Church and of Churches
in communion therewith in defence of the doctrine and discipline of the
Church, and of the rights and liberties of her faithful children.
President: The Right Hon. Viscount Halifax.
Bromley Branch-Chairman: A. S. Gedge, Esq.
Vice-Chairmen: The Hev. H. Morton Thomson, III.A., Charles Nye, Esq.
and Rev. Alfred Lewis.
Treasurer: George Stone, Esq.
Secretary: S. Muggeridgc, Esq., 15 Sandford road, Bromley.


PROTESTANT REFORMATION SOCIETY.


The oldest English Society (established 1827) for maintaining the
religious principles of the Reformation, supported by bishops, deans, archdeacons & c. of the Established Church. In addition to a large number of
lantern and other religious lectures in Bromley and district, the Society has a
large colporteuring work in this part of West Kent.
President: John F. W. Deacon, Esq., M.A., J.P., D.L.
Literary Seoretary and Editor: Rev. F. J. Hamilton, D.D.
Secretary: Walter A. Limbrick, ESQ., F.R.nist.soc.
President of West Kent AuxiliarY1 Sir C. R. Lighton, Bart., D.L., J.P.
Hon. Local Superintendent: Rev. R. Moore, liLA., Christ Church
parsonage, Highland road, Bromley.
Hon. Local Secretary and Treasurer: Mrs. J. Stevens Whaley, 14,
College road, Bromley.
Local Missionary: Erne~t A. Stones, 711Morgan road.
Head Office: 57 Berners street1 London w.
G. Weeks & Sons, IronmQngers

British and Foreign Bible Society, 

Bromley Auxiliary formed 1866.
-Committee: Alderman T. Davis, president, and most (If the local
dergy and ministers and a certain number of laymen. There is a
Ladles' Committee, Mrs. Brown, han. sec., Penchirche, Oaklands
road, Bromley.

Bromley Naturalists' Society

-Head Quarters, Literary Institute. 22
Widmore road: H. H. Mellon, han. secretary, 92, London road.
Bromley United Friendly Societies' Convalescent Home and
Hospital Society-Co-operative Hall, East street.

Christian Colportage Association 

(Bromley, Beckenham and
Chislehurst Branch): Theodore Howard, superintendent; Misses
Walter, Ashley, 12 Southlands grove, Bickley; Miss Stannard, 23
Hammelton road, Bromley and Henry Morris, B.SC., F.R.A.S, 202
Croydon road, Beckenham, collectors; Thomas Alfred Tubb, 99
Addison road, colporteur.

Girls' Friendly Society, Bromley Brauch (Parishes of Bromley and
Bickley), Miss A. J. Rommy, 99 Widmore road, Bromley, han. sec. ;
St. Luke's, Bromley Common, Mrs. Vallings, Heath Bank, Bickley,
han. ,sec. ; Holy Trinity, Mrs. Swabey, Holy Trinity vicarage, I
Oakley road, han. sec.

International Bible Students 

(Local Class), 43 High street; Frederick
W. S. Poole, sec. ; studies, Sunday 3.15 and 6.30 p.m. and Wednesday
and Friday 8 p.m

Kent Archreological Society: Lord Northbourne, F.S.A., president.
Rev. G. M. Livett, B.A .. F.S.A., han. editor; Rev. Waterman
Gardner-Waterman. han. financial sec.; H.. Cooke, han. see. ; C. W.
Powell, Esq., D.L., J.P., hon. treasurer; H. Elgar, Esq., curator;
L. M. Biden, Esq., 20, Bueklcsbury, London E e, han. local sec.

National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
(Bromley, Beckenham, Chislehurst and District Branch) ; Lieut.-Col.
Sir Henry A. H. F. Lennard, Bart., J.P., president; J. H. Hodge,
bon. sec. ; Albert Lancaster, inspector; local omce, 86 College road,
Bromley.

Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,

Bromley and District Branch: Sir Edwin Grant Burls, e.s.I., president; H. W. Forster, Esq., :M.P., A.. C. Norman, Esq., J.P. and
T. C. Dewey, Esq., J.P., vice-presidents; Rev. Canon P. Barker,
chairman of committee; Alfred Wright, Esq., Dumsford, 121 Widmore road, han. treasurer; Miss C. Hodgson, 75 College road,
Bromley and Miss D. Sketchley, 30 Tweedy road, }~romley, hon.
secretaries; W. A. Riley, 58 Howard road, Bromley, inspector;

}{epresentati"es of the Society: Chislchttrst Auxiliary, Miss Alston,
han. sec. ; St. Paul's Cray, Rev. E. Holroyde; St. Mary's eray, R'lv.
Edmund Ball (Miss Brierley, collector); Orrington Auxiliary (L,ttl."
Entns, hOIl. see.).; Chelsneld, Rev. J. J. Baddeley; Hayes, Rev. li-.
Clowes; West Wickham Auxiliary, Mrs. Chilling-worth, Wentworth,
West Wickham, lion. sec.


MUSICAL.





BROMLEY CHORAL SOCIETY.


The society was founded in 1904, and consists of it chorus of about
100 voices, and about 50 honorary members. Choralmem!Jers are elected
1y !JaUot by the Committee. The society gi\'e two concerti; (with full
orchestra) at least during the season, from October to April, honorary
members are entitled to two tickets f)r each concert. The subscriptions
arc 6/- for active members (who provide their own music) and 10/6 for
honorary members.
President: T. C. Dewey, Esq.
Conductor: F. Fertel, Holmcroft, HoIwood road.
HOn. Treasurer: J. H. Hodge, I Wid more road.
Hon. Secretaries: Bertram Pearce, 7 Hawes road a.nd T. Alexander
Manchip, 6 Palaee grove.



BECKENHAM AND BROMLEY SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND ART.


This School (established 1883) is held at 5, Aberdeen Buildings, High
street. It offers to elementary and advanced students a thoroughly sound
musical education, of which the high character is guaranteed by its staff
of Professors, selected from the Royal Academy of Music.
President: The Right Hon. the Earl of Plymouth, P.C., c.n.
Vice-Presidents: Sir Alexander Mackenzie, MUS.DOC., LL.D., D.C.L.
(Principal of the Royal Academy of.Music); Arthur O'Leary, Esq.,
F.R.A.M.; Prof. Sir Charles V. Stanford, MUS.DOC., D.C.L. (Professor of Music in the Uni\"ersity of Cambridge).
Directors of Music Studies: Ernest Inver, A.R.A.lII. ; Henry Tolhurst
and Arthur Thompson, F.R.A.M.
Art Mastel': W. B. C. Burnet (First Certiflcate of Honour, Slade
School, University College, London).
Secretary: Ormond Yearsley, 5, Aberdeen Buildings, High street.



BROMLEY COLLEGE OF MUSIC.


York house, 6 High street, Bromley.
Is established for the purpose of giving a high-class ml1sieal education in
all its branches, all students being under the personal supervision of the
Directors, who are assisted by a large staff of eminent London professors.
The Directors are: Ernest ll. Moss, A.G.S.lII., awl Miss Beatrice E. Youngman, A.G.S.lII. (Mrs. Ernest B. Moss.)


FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.


Ancient Order of Foresters 

- L. U.D., Court PriO'l of Masons Hill, No.
5545, held at the Co-operative Hall, East street (meets on first
Tuesday in month) ; William E. P. Betts, 5, Addison road, Bromley,
secretary.

Freemasons 

- Hervey Lodge, No. 1692, Masonic Hfl"i.

Independent Order of Oddfellows

-:M. U., S.L. D., Orphans' Friend Ludge,
No. 223, held at the Beech Tree Hotel, London road. F. W. Everest,
secretary, I, Horsley road.

Independent Order of Oddfellows

-Manchester Unity, St. Mary Cray
District Lord Bomesdale Lodge, Nu. 6647, held at St. Luke's
Institute, Raglan road. A. Elliott, secretary, Leedswood, 54, Albert
road.

Independent Order of Rechabites -" James Fraser" Tent, held at the
Morley Institute, Widmore road. F. Scott, secretary, 22, Gwydyr
road, Bromley; George Wicks, treasurer, 34, West street" Bromley.

Juvenile Foresters

-No. 2629, Parish Room, West street; Charles Wallis,
secretary, 2 Weston grove, Bromley. No. 5545, White Hart Assembly 
Room, High street; \Y.R. Layton, secretary, 57, London road.

Juvenile Oddfellows 

- Technical Institute, Sherman road; H. Hoskins,
secretary, 5, Westoll road. Widmore Schools, Tylney road (held
every 3rd Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m.); C. Farrow, s~cretary, 72,
Homesdale road, Bromley.

Loyal United Order of Anglo-Saxons

-Alexandra Lodge, NO,3, held at
the Co-operative Hall, East street; A.. C. Marshall, 31 North road.

National Deposit Friendly Society

-Bromley and Plaistow Branch:
Robert Whyte, esq. jun. pres. ; S. J. Brown, chairman ofcommittee,
107,Widmoreroad, Bromley r Harry Parrell Steer, se~retary, 98, London road; 

London and'Lancashire Fire Insurance Co., agtlnt. Meeting nights-first 
Monday in month, from 7 to 9.30 p.m. in the Parish
Room, West street; Saturday preceding first "londay in month from
7.30 to 8 p.m. at Mission Room, Beckellham lane, ShortIands.

National Deposit Friendly Society-Central Hall District, 34 Howard
road; J. It OrgIes, sec.

National Deposit Fl'iendly Society-Bromley Common District, 53
Crown lane; William Watson Gomer, sec.

Rochester Diocesan Girls Friendly Society Lodge-61 Widmore road.


TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.


Bromley and Shcrtlands Womon's Total Abstinence Union (The)
-Mrs. Aisbitt Gibson, president; Mrs. Doxford, Petra, 13, Wanstead
road, Bromley; Miss Poole Smith, Dewhurst, 131, Widmore road,
Bromley and MISSLottie Smith, London road, Bromley, han. sees.

Bromley Temperance Council-(C.E.T.S.): Rev. Canon Donald Tait,
~r.A., Bromley viem'age, (;hairman; F. R. Ball, 138 WirimoI'e road,
Bromley, treasurer; Alfrcd E. Garrard, ltidgelands, Blyth road and
William G. Weller, Victoria chambers, 43 High st. hon. secretaries.

Church of England Temperance Society-Bromley HI'anell: Meetings
held monthly in St. Mark's Church HOOIll, Masons Hill; Rev. Canon
Donald 'fait, liLA., president;' Rev. S. E. Osborne, M.A. I ~xmouth
road, han. secretary; C. Hodgkinson, treasurer. St. John's Branch:
Meetings held in Parish Boom, Freelands grove, every month; Rev.
Canon P. Barker, liLA., president; William G. Weller, hon. secretary,
Victoria cbambars, 43 High street. St. Mary's (Plaistow) Branch:
Meetings held in the Church Hall, Farwig lane, periodically in the
winter; Rev. W. Gowans, M.A., president; C. W. L. Wright, han.
secretary, 28, West street.

Temperance Institute (The)--Old C:lurtho. :Market sq.; G. S. Badder,sec.



ATHLETIC SOCIETIES.


Bickley Park Cricket Club-Ground, Bickley park: P. R. Nelson, hon.
secretary, Craig Royston, Bickley; Lionel G. Jackson, honetreasurer,
The Vane, Denbridge road, Bickley. Practice-Mondays, Tnesda:ys,
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.

Bromley and Bickley Golf Club-Bromley Common: G. F. Fischer, hOIl.
secretary; G. Thake, steward, The Golf Club, Bromley Common,
Kent.

Bromley Bowling Club

-77A, Plaistow lane; Sir Samuel E. Scott, Hart.,
"'f.P., president; F. Medhurst, treasurer; Hy. Jas. Green, hon. sec.

Bromley Common Cricket Club

-Private Ground, Oakley road: A. C.
Norman, J.P., president; W. B. Stevens, captain; E. C. De'Ath,
86, Bromley Common, han. secretary and treasurer. Practice - Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.

Bromley Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club

-Ground, Widmoreroad ; A. C.
Norman, J.P., president; secretaries, C. L. Gregory, White Hart
chambers, 137 & 138 High strret, cricket; F. T. Hewett, Penchester,
Shawfield park, tennis; A. J. Hall, lron. treasurer. l"ets up for
practice and ground man in attendance e,-ery e,-enillg at 5 o'clock
when there is no match.

Bromley and District Charity Cup Competition

-Patrons, H. Allan,
T. C. Dewey, J.P., J. Y. Hay, W. R. G. Hay, A. C. Norman, J.P.,
C.A.; chairman. William G. Weller; vice-chairman, George W.
Hopton; han. treasurer, W. H. Willson; han. secretary, D. T. n.
Gray, 24, Heathfield r~ad, Bromley.

Bromley Gymnastic C1ub

~Head quarters, Gymnastic Hall, College slip;
Alfred Wright, Dunsford, 12r, Widmore road, treasurer; F. Essex
Webb, 2, Palace grove, han. sec.

Bromley Lawn Tennis Club

-Sandford road: F. C. Raphael, hone
secretary, 92 Hayes road, Bromley.

Bromley Postal Athletic Club

-Ground, Queen's Mead: J. Compton,
Esq. (postmaster), president; G. Sumners (chief clerk), hon. treasurer; J. Evans, secretary cricket section, 49, Hecl'cation road,
Shortlands.

Bromley Sports Ground

-Hayes lane, Bromley Common; Sydney A.
Pearce, han. secretary.

Bromley Football Club

-Ground, Bromley Sports Ground, Hayes lane.

Lawn Tennis Club

-The Bromley park: J. Tobin Bush, hone secretary,
Morad-I-Munzil, Holwood road.

Quean's Mead Bowling Club

-Green, Queen's Mectu,Shortlands; Major
C. Douglas Clark, president: A. P. Poingdestre, captain; R. Mitchell,
vice-captain; W. Thomson, hall. treasurer; Percy ,W. Bleez:e,60,
Tweedy road, han. secretary.

Ravensbourne Cricket Club

-Ground, Queen's Mead; F. \Y. Shoebridge,
captain; R. Levey, II, Fail'lield road, Bromley, hon. secretary.

Sundridge Park Golf Club

-Gar,len road; T. Caulfeild-Stoker, 30 Burnt
Ash lane, Bromley, secretary.

Wendover Lawn Tennis Club

-Wendover road.


INSURANCE AGENTS.


Atlas Fire-G. Weeks, 61, High street.

Car and General Insurance Corporation-Bra~ch office, 137 & 138,
High street; Robert Girling, branch manager; R. H. Brown, L. G.
Bennett and R. H. Lush, inspectors.

County Fire and Commercial Union -Waterer & Dickins, White Hart
corner, High street.

County Fire and Provident Life-J. King, 137 & 138, High street Bert
Smith, 77, Beckenham lane~

Guardian Fire and Life-D. Grinsted, 124, High street.
London & County Plate Glass Insura.nce Co. Limited-Bert Smith,
77"Beckenham lane.

London & Lancashire Fire (and Accident and Employers' Liability)
-E. Clarke & Son Limited, 53, High street.

London and Lancashire Fire-H. P. Steer, 98, London road.

North British and Mercantile-Waterer & Dickins, White Hart corner,
High street.

Norwich Union Fire and Life-G. Pamphilon and Son, 58, High street.

Pearl Life Assurance Co. Limited-Francis Dean (district supt.), 33,
East street.

Phamix Assurance Co. Limited-Harradine and Ayling,97, High Street.
Prudential Assurance Co. Limited-Alfred Henry Buxton (district supt.),
'fawn Hall; J. G. Barns (assistant supt.), 19, Nightingale lane,
Bickley; George Frost, I, Albert road; Edgar Spark, 13, Warner
road; George Palmer, 7, Station road; Henry Harris (assistant
supt.), Beverley, Victoria road James Cook, 75, Bromley common;
Alfred Charles Rolfe, 54, Crescent road; George Walford, 187,
Homesdale road.

Railway Passengers-Baxter, Payne and Lepper, Market sqnare.

Royal Fire and United Kent Life-Edward Isard & Son, 7, Market square

Royal Insurance Company-Waterer & Dickins, White Hart corner, High
street; William G. Weller, Victoria chambers, 43, High street.

Scottish Temperance Life-E. Clarke & Son Limited, 53, High street.

Scottish Widows' Fund Life-Charles B. Clarke, 53, High street.

Sun Fire and Life-Baxter, Payne and Lepper, :Marketsquare; Latter and
Willett, Market square.

United Kingdom Temperance and General Provident InstitutionE. Clarke & ~on Limited, 53, High street.


CLUBS, & c.



Bromley and County Club - see page 123.

Bromley Camera Club - 22, Widmore road; T. Arnold Bennett, hon. sec.

Bromley Chess Club - Club room, Literary Institute, 22 Widmore road;
C. F. Delcomyn, Esq., president; H. V. Read, hon. secretary.
Club nights, Mondays and Thursdays 7.30 p.m.
Bromley Common Workmen's Club - Oakley road.

Girls' Sunshine Club (The ) - 31 Ravensbourne road. I

St. Luke's Institute - Raglan road: James Heims, caretaker.

St. Luke's Mission Room & Men's Hour Club Room - Elliott road;
E. Miller, sec. 14 Jaffary road, Bromley.

St. Mark's Men's Club - St. Mark's road, Masons hill: Open every weekday, 6.30 p.m. Billiards, draughts, chess & c. All working men are
invited. Slate Club  every alternate Monday evening from 8 to 9;
W. G. Wright, 50, Newbury road, han. secretary.

Sundridge Park Working Men's Club and Institute-Foxbury road;
W. White, steward.

Young Men's Christian Association-136 High st. ; W. J. Harland, sec.

Young Women's Christian Association-Shafteshury House, 67 and 69,
Widmore road, Bromley: Mrs. Theodore Howard, han. secretary,
Westleigh, Bickley; Miss .Firkin, lady superintendent.. Board ann
lodging from IIS. 6d. per week. Club rooms open every evening
for the use of girls in business, and furnished with piano, books and
periodicals. Bible classes, Sunday, 3.30, and Tuesday, 8.45 p.m.
Open to all.


HIGH SCHOOLS.


Bromley High School (Girls' Public Day School Trust Limited)-Fern
Bank, 30 Elmfield road; Miss Hodge, liLA., head mistress.

County School for Boys-Hayes lane, Bromley; Reginald Airy, M.A.,
head master.

County School for Girls - 55, Nightingale lane, Bickley; Miss C. M. Waters,
B.A. head mistress.

Belmont Boarding & Day School (for the Daughters of Gentlemen)-
Southborough road, Bickley; Mrs. Leishman, principal; Miss A. M.
Porter, L.L.A.. head mistress.

Havelock House (preparatory school for Boys)-82,London road; MissRay.
Holmoroft School (for the Daughters of Gentlcmen)-33 Holwood road;
Mrs. Fertel, principal.

Holy Trinity Convent Boarding & Day School for Girls-8! Plaistow
lane; The Rev. Mother Superior.

Kinnaird Park Girls'School-Park avenue; Miss Leishman, principal;
Miss N. Hackforth, head mistress.

Quernmore Sohool-London lane; Charles Frederick Braithwaite B.A.head
master; preparatory school, Park avenue.


ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.


Addison Road (Girls & infants)-Miss Lilly, head mistress.
Aylesbury Road Council(Boys)-F.Lewis, master; James Green,caretaker.

Bickley and Widmore-Tylney Road: H. J. Salter, master; Miss Harvey,
mistrl'..5s; Miss Laumann, infants' mistress .

Bromley Common (Mixed & infants)-G. W. Moate, master; Mrs. Moate,
mIstress.

Bromley--T. J. Elliot, master; Miss M. A. Harper, mistress; Miss E.
Churcher, infants' mistress, College road.

Masons Hill-Miss Barnes, girls' mistress; Miss Longford, infants'mistress

Plaistow (Boys & infants)-Alfred Williams, head master.

Raglan Road Council-Head teachers: Edwin Owen, Inter.B.A.LOnd.boys;
Miss A. M. Mackie, girls; Miss E. :Fluck L.L ..A. juniors; Miss Bertha
Hodgson, infants; Mrs. Edwards, special school

Valley Council-Head teachers: John J. Webber, B.A.boys; MissS. Agnes
Evans, girls; Miss Lucy Warren, infants; Abraham Riley, caretaker,
Beckenham lane

Wharton Road Council-Head teachers: William Joseph Sunman, Int.
Arts, boys; Miss L. Rampling, girls; Mrs. Carlyon, infants.









POLITICAL.


Bromley Conservative Club

- The Broadway, HIgh Street: Robert T.
Wragg, hon. secretary; V. Heasman, assistant secretary.

Bromley Conservative and Unionist Assooiation

-White Hart chambers, 137 & 138, High street; Coles Child, president; John King,
secretary; W. F. Masters, assistant secretary.
Bromley and District Liberal Assooiation-9-!, Tweedy road; Kemieth
E. Chalmers, president; J. Howard Moore, J.P., han. treasurer; John
't. Grubb, secretary.

Bromley Women's Liberal Association

- 94, Tweedy road; Mrs. H.
Leonard Powell, president; Mrs. Collen, han. t.reasurer; Miss It
Harvey, han. secretary, 16, Mays Hillroad, Shortlands.

Primrose League

- Bromley Habitation, No. 1521: Mrs. Coles Child, dame
president, Bromley Palace; Talbot K. Crossfield,J.P. ruling councillor,
Clare Croft,s, Elmfield road; C. T. Viney, treasurer, Dartmouth,
Durham avenue: Miss G. Adams,'hon. secretary, Courteenhall, Lake
aven. Bromley; H. W. Richardson, registrar and financial secretary.

The Tariff Reform League 

- Talbot K. Crossfield, J.P., president; F.
Adams, chairman. Executive Committee, Rev. J. White, M.A., han.
treasurer; H. G. Langmore, hon. auditor; R. Rithenden, W.
Lindlay Jones, W. 'R. Brooks, Herbert Le Ma)', G. F. Fischer, R.
Griggs, D. T. H. Gray, J. Crowhurst & E. Kinder; E. J. D. Wjgginton, han. secretary, 40, Tweedy road:-

West Kent Liberal Association

- A. Mills, secretary; John T. Grubb, assistant secretary, 94, Tweedy road.

West Kent Liberal Institute Co. Limited

- John T. Grubb, secretary, 94, Tweedy road.








PUBLIC COMPANIES, & c.


Bromley and South Eastern Permanent Investment Building
Society-Office, 26, Market square: D. Grinsted (chairman), J.
F. Arnaud (deputy-chairman), H. G. Dunn, J. H. Lepper, Alfred
Wright, D. Payne, directors; F. Payne, surveyor, Market square;
W. F. Masters, secretary, 26, Market square, Bromley, Kent; Latter
& Willett, solicitors, Bromley. Subs('ription meetings first and third
Thursdays in every month, from 8 to 9 p.m., when Shares are
allotted, deposits received, and every information given.

Bromley and Crays' Co-operative Society, Limited - Offices, The
Stores, 41, East Street: John Robert Santer, secretary.

Bromley Cottage Improvement Company, Limited-Office, White
Hart chambers, 137 & 138, High street: T. Davis, G. Weeks, E. M-.
Garnar and D. Grinsted, directors; H. J. 'fitford, secretary.

Bromley (Kent) Electric Light and Power Company, LimitedI, West Street; R. R Barker, engineer & manager; C. A. Maby,
F.e.I.s., secretary.

Bromley and West Kent Masonio Hall Co Limited-137 & 138, High street; H. J. Titford, secretary.

South Suburban Gas Company (Bromley distriot)-Oflice, 156, High
street; works, Homesdale road: Wilfrid Wastell, secretary; S. Y. Shoubridge, engineer.





CARRIERS.


Carter, Paterson & Co. Lim.-District depot, 31, East street ; 
Chappell, manager. Agents: Germain, 99, High street: 
Wood, 104, Palace road; :
Marsh, College road; 
Mussell, Homesdale road;
Robinson, 60, Bromley common; 
Matthews, Bird-in-Hand, Widmore j
Bashford, 79, Bromley Common; 
Parker, Orpington; :
Martin, Green Street Green; 
Duck, Keston; 
Uridge, Widmore road; 
Skinner, Broadway; 
Gibbons, 43, Chatterton road; 
Gilbert" 55, Havelock road; 
Pearce, 69, :Masons hill; 
Phillips, grocer, Farnborough ; 
Stott, stationer, Orpington; 
Mills, grocer, Oakley road,Bromley; 
Whayman, Masons hill; Slawson, 35, Freelands road; 
Uridge, Masons hill ;
Brouard,15, Homesdale road; 
Mitchell,32, Bromley common; 
Yeates, II, Bourne road; 
Kennett, North road; 
Partridge, 24, London road:
Fanlkes & Steeden, 176, Widmore road; 
Tomblin, 213, Homesdale road; 
West, 2, Napier road; 
Wells, 43, Tylney road, Bickley.
London Parcels Delivery Co.-Agents: 
Rnsson, 31, Masons hill; 
BaMns, 186, Homesdale road; 
McKenzie, 90, High street; 
Walker, 67, London road; 
Dean, 55. College road; 
Legg, 165. Masons hill;
Dunford, 29, North road; 
Patten, 48, Homesdale road; 
Hubbard,3S, Heathfield road; 
Gardner, t9I, Widmore rd. ; 
J{ichenside, Broadway.
Pickfords Ltd. - To all parts. 
Hunt & Goodall, 3, Broadway; 
Silk, 93. High street; 
Baldock, Westmoreland road 
j Sanders, Albany honse, 22, London road; 
Bannings, Snndridge park; 
Hockley, 47, Palace road.
S. Soan & Son, 45, College road - To and from London daily.





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POSTAL INFORMATION.
SUNDAYfl.
BROMLEY HEAD POST OFFICE.
Postmaster - .Major.J. Co:n ptOll.
Superintendent-Mr. George Sumners.  Hours of Business: I WI>BK DAYfl.
S a.m. to S p.m.
Sa.m. to 9 p.m.
S a.m. to 9 p.m.
{ 8.30 to lOa.m.
6 p;m.to 6 p.m.
S a.m. to 9 p.m. No Parcel Post
Busines
Sa.m. to S p.m.
For 5ale of Stamps
*Registration of Letters and Parcels
Delivery of Letters to Callers
Parcel Post Business
Issue of Postal Orders
Payment of Postal Orders
:Money Order, Savings Bank Withdrawals, J
Government Annuity and Insurance
Business 
Issue of Inland Revenue Licenses
Sale of Inland Revenne Stamps j ..
Savings Bank Deposits Received
Telegraph Business
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
58.30tolOa.m S a.m. to 9 p.m. 6 p.m. to 6 p.m
1II Letters, & c., and parcels can be Registered up to 16 minutes before the time of
posting ordinary lotters.

BANK HOLIDAYS-for Sale of Stamps, Registration of Letters and Parcels, Delivery
~f Letters to Callers, and Parcel Post Business, S a.m. to 9 p.m. Money Ordors,
t:iavings Bank Withdrawals, Government Annuity and Insurance Business, Issue of Inland Revenue Licenses. and Sale of Inland Revenue Stamps, open until 12 noon.
MAILS.
From Head Office, Bromley, to London & All Parts (Week-days).
Approximate Times of Delivery in London.
Time of Posting. E.C. S.E. S.W. Othe Districts. I Suburbs.
2.30 a.m; (Mon- First Londou Delivery next day. days a a.JT,.) S 7.30a.m. .. 10.30to 11.30 10.30to 11.30 10.30Lo 12. 0 10.30to 12. 011.0 to 1.30 10.5a.m. .. 11.30to 12.30 1. 0 to 2. 0 12.15to -'I.Hi 1. 0 to 2. 0 1.30 to 3.30 n.5 a.m. 1.20to 2.30 1. 0 to 2. 0 2. 0 to 3. 0 1.30to 3. 0 1.30to 3.30 11.50a.m. 2.30to 3.30 3. 0 to 4. 0 3. 0 to 4. 0 3. 0 to 4. 0 4.30to 6.30
12.50p.m. 3.30to 4.30 3. 0 to 4. 0 4. 0 to 5. 0 4. 0 to 5. 0 4.30 to 6.0
1.411 p.m. 4.30 to 5.30
2.40 p.m. 4.30 to 5.30 Ii. 0 to 6. 0 4.30 to 5.30 4.30to 5.30 6.30to 8.30
5.20p.m. 8. 0 to 9.30 8. 0 to 9. 0 8. 0 to 9.30 8. 0 to 9. 0 8.30to 10.0
ff6.45 p.m. First London Delivery next day.
t7.50 p.rn. ditto. ditto.
8.45 p.m.
:9.45 p.m.,
10.0 p.m.
. For Norfolk generally, part of Suffolk & Essex for first mor.ning delivery.
tSussex generally, part of Surrey & W







BLOOMFIELD LAUNDRY.


BROMLEY COMMON, KENT.
TELEPHONE, BROMLEY 178.
HIGH ...CLASS ...
LAUNDRY
Dyers and Cleaners.
Open Air Drying. Early and Punctual Delivery with
Correotness. Moderate Prices.


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From Bromley Head Office to Beckenham.
Time of Posting
ditto
ditto
ditto
,litto
nitto
n.15 a.m. 10.45 a.m.
12.0 noon
3.0 p.m.
;;.30 p.m.
10.0 p.m.
Approximate time of delivery
llitto
ditto
ditto
ditto Following morning
11a.m. 1 p.m.
1p.m.
4 p.m.
8 p.m.
From Bromley Head Office to Chislehurst.
Tillie of Posting .. 12.30 p.m. Approximate time of delivery
ditto 5.10 p.m. ditto
2p.m.
7p.m.
From Bromley Head Office to Orpington.
From Bromley to Orpington direct, including Chelsfield, Downe, Farnborough, Green
Street Green, Lock's Bottom, Pratt's Bottom.
Time of Posting. Approximate time of delivery.
11.50 a.m. 1.0 p.m. to 2.0 p.llI.
;l.5') p.m. Pratt's Bottom .. (; 0 p.llI.
:; 50 p.m. Orpington only .. li.45 p.w.
9.45 p.m. Following morning
From Bromley Head Office to St. Mary Cray.
Time of Posting .. 12.50 p.m. Approximate time of delivery.. 2.ao p.W.
ditto 5.20 p.m. ditto 7.0 p.m.
From Bromley to Tonbridge, & c., direct, posted 10.0 p.m. delivered first delivery next morning.
From Bromley to Tonbridge direct, including Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, HastingR.
Canterbury & c., & c. Box cleared at 10.5 a.m.
From Bromley to Tonbridge direct (for Kent generally). Box clearell at 5.20 p.m.
From Bromley Head Office to Swanley Junction.
Time of Posting 12.50 p.m. Approximate time of delivery.. 2.30 p.m.
ditto 5.20 p.m. ditto 7.0 p.m.
Parcel Post Mails.
For London and Suburbs leave Head Office 10.45 a.m., 2.4.3, 7.50 and 9.0 p.m.
For the Provinces ditto 10.45 a.m., l.0, 2.45, 5.20, 7.50 and 9.0 p,m.
For St. Mary Cray ditto 12.50 p.m. l!'or Beckenham ditto 10.45 a.m., 2.45, 7.50 and 9.0 p.m.
For Chislehurst ditto 12.30 and 5.0 p.m.
For Orpington ditto 11.50 a.m., 5.20 and 9.0 p.m.
Foreign and Colonial Mails.
For EVEning, }fails leave Bromley Head Office 5.20 p.m. For Morning, MaiIslcave at
10.0 p.m.
Sunday Mails.
London and London ron"varl1 .. .. \ 7 p.m. I .For first London Delivery, ano
I
first Provincial Dar Mails from
G.P, D. next day.
SUSSJilXand K R,NT, Croydon, t ditto For first DeHvery next day



British Window Cleaning Co.,
WITH WHICH IS AMALGAMATED
BROMLEY WINDOW CLEANING CO., 10. Nightingale Lane. Bromley
-ANDPAGE HEATH WINDOW CLEANING CO.. 195, Homesdale Rd .. Bromley
Mr. J. C. DIPROSE, Manager.
' . Contraotors to the Kent Education Committee.
And also the Bromley Publio Library Committee.
Office: 93, High Street, BROMLEY.
Insured under The Workmen's Compensation Act.
Windows (gleaned by contraet or otherwise.



TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
Hours of Business.
147
I SUNDAY~ XMAS-j BANK WEEK-DAYS. DAY AND GOOD HOLIDAYS. FRIDAY.
Bromley (Head Olfice) S a.m. to 9 p.m. { 8.30 to 10a.m. } 8 a.m. to 9 p.n'l. I)p.m. to G p.m
Bickley Station 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. -8.30 to 10 a.m. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m,
Bromley Common (close 1 } 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 8.30 to 10 a.m. 8 a.m. to 10 a.m, p.m. on Wednesday)
{8a.m. to8p.m.} Bromley Hill .. (Wednesdays 8 Closed. Closell.
a.m. to 1 p.m.)
} 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.} Simpson's Roa!1 { (Wednesdays 8 CIosea. Closed.
a.m. to 1 p.m.) f 8 a.m. to8 p.m.} Shooting Common (Wednesdays 8 Closel], OIosed.
a.m. to 1 p.m.) Shortlands 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Olosed. Closed.
{ 8 a.m. to 8p.m. J Widmore (Wednesdays 8 Closed. Closed. a.m. to 1 p.m.)
TOWN DELIVERIES.
1st Delivery, 7. 0 a.m.IFrom London and Provinces, Scotland, Ireland, and the 2nd ditto 10. 0 a.m. ditto ditto ditto [Contlnent.-
3rd ditto 12.30 p.m. ditto ditto aitto
'!th ditto 3.45 p.m. From London and Provinces.
5th ditto 7.30 p.m. ditto
The TOWIl Deliveries will include all Local Letters, & c., posted at the Head Olfice up
to 6.50 a.m .. 9.50 a.m., 12.20 p.m., 3.31)p.m. and 7.20 p.m.
On Sundays, Christmas-day, Good Friday, and Bank Holidays, the first Delivery only ism~&
Parcels Post Deliveries are 

HOURS OF CLEARANCES.
WEEkAY". SUNDAY~.
I
SUB OFFICES- : a.ill :l"m a.m a.m I a.m ".ml,,·m p.m p.m p.m r·m p.m ..tBickley Station .. : .. 6.50 8.45 10.20 .. 12.20 1. 0 1.25 6.20 7.35 9.30 7.1511.m. ;
C.0 8. 5 9.15 5.55 p.m.
tBroml,y Rill .... 1.·. ·>.50 H,!'i5 9.55 10.55 11.40 1.40 4.15 5.55 S. 0 9.35 5.55 p.m. "'Chatterton Road .. 8.50 9.50 10.3' 12. 0 1.35 3.505.35 8. 0 8.55 5.40 p.m.
J!'arwig ..... 12.15 5.30 9.LO 10.10 10.55 12. 5 2. 5 4.401,;. 5 S. 5 9.20 6.25 p.m. Freclands Road. . .. ;3.40 8.40 9.55 10.55 11.5;) 1.55 3.5515.'557.55 8.40 6.10 p.m. "'Home-dale Road! 9. 5 10. 5 10.50 12.20 1.50 4. 55.50 8.15 9.10 5.5.5p.m.
tl>LondonRoad .... [12.15 i.55 9. 5 10.10 11.10 L1.50 1.50 4.256.10 8. 5 9.50 6.15 p.m. lI>tSimpson's Uoad 1.15 ·j.50 !1.10 10.15 11. 5 12.20 2. [) 1.206.10 8.L5 9.30 6. o p.m. Page Heath ...... .. 5.40 8.45 10. 5 10.5(1 .. 12.10 1.55 4.15 .3.407.55 8.M 5.25 p.m.
. "'Iasons Hill .... 5.20 9.10 LO.1510.55 .. 12.20 2. 0 4.15 6. 0 8.20 9.20 6. I'Jp.m. . Park Road ..... 12.15 ·';.i158.45 10.0 11. 0 12. 0 2. 0 4. 0 6. 0 8.0 8.015 6.5p.m . "tPlahtow Lane .. 1.4135.50 8.45 9.40 10.35 L1.40 1.40 l.13 ·j.40 8. 0 9. 0 5.45 p.m. "'tShooting Com. ", .. 9. 0 10. 0110.45 .. 12.15 1.45 4. 0 5.45 8.10 9. 5 5.50 p.m. :~t~h?rtlands ...... .. 5.25 9. 0 LO.15LO.55 .. L2.151.55 '!.IO 5.!i5 8.0 9.25 5.fiOp.m. "'tWHlmore ...... "1 .. .3.45 9. (I 10.151L1.0 .. 12.20 2. 5 1.30 5.50 8. 5 9. 5 5.50 p.m.
PIL~~~~~~ WALL
Ashgrove Road .. .. 8.15 .. .. .. .. 2. 0 5.30 8.4.j .. .. .. 9.0a.m. Avenue (The) .. .. 8.3:> LO.5 11.30 .. 1.40 3.40 5.45 7.10 8.50 4.20 p.m. Avondale Road .. 8.'0 9.45 10.40 11.45 .. 1.45 4.20 3.45 7.45 9. 5 n.Op.m. BabbacombeRoad .. ·550 8.55 10.10 11.10 .. 12.10 2.10 4.10 6.10 8,11, 8.55 5.25 p.m. Beckenham Grove .. ·3.40 8.40 9.55 10.35 11.50 .. 1.35 3.50 5.35 7.35 9.10 5.30 p.m. Beckenham Lane I .. ,j.O 9.10 10.15 11.15 L1.55 1.55 4.30 6.15 3.10 9.55 5.15 p.m. Belmont.. .. .. . . .. .. 7.30 !l. 0 1l.30 .. 12.45 2.45 4.45 6.50 8.40 5. o p.m. Bickley Park Rd. . . 8.10 9.40 10. o .. 12.0 1.15 3.11'>·3.156.50 9. 0 5.15 p.m. Blackbrook Lane .. 7.50 920 11.30 .. L 5 3. 5 5. 5 7. 0 8.15 Broad way (The) 11.15 6.i5·p.U1. ;J.5;,) 9.20 10.25 11. [, .. 12.30 2.10 4.25 6.10 8.30 9.30 Bromley College 1.30 6. 5 9.15 LO.2011.20 .. L2. 0 2. (j 1.35 6.20 8.15 10.0 6.10 p.m . Bromley Common .. ;U.~ 9.10 11).10jLO..~5 12.20 L5.j 4.l0 :;.55 8.20 9.15 6.0p.m.
Bromley Road "1 .. ·5.30 8.30 9.50,10.30 11.45 1.30 3.45 5.30 7.30 !l.20 ii.25 p.m. Cambridge Road 12.15 ·j.30 9. 5 10. 5' 10.50 .. 12. 0 2. 0 4.35 6. 0 8. 5 !l.15 6.20 p.m. Chislchnrst Road .. ·j.35 8.55 10.15 11. 0 .. 12.20 2. 5 4.25 5.50 8. 5 9. 5 5.4,jp.m . Church Road ... '11.15 6.10 9.15 10.25 11. I) .. 12.25 2. 5 4.20 6. 5 8.15 9.25 6.5 p.m. Claremont Road .. 7.25 S.55 11.35 .. 12.40 !AO 4.40 6.55 8.45 5. o p.m . Croft Road ...... : .. S.45 9.45 10.30 11.45 .. ).45 .. 4.15 ~.45 7.45 9. 0 6.0 p.m.
Cromwcll Av@n'l .. 8.10 9.55 .. .. .. 12.55 .. 4.20 8.15 .. 4.25 p.m . Crown(The) ...... 1l.4.j !l.45 10.30 11.55 1.3u 3.45 5.30 7.55 8.50 5.35 p.m. Cumberland Rd. .. 8.30 9.50 10.30 11.40 .. 1.30 3.40 ;;.30 7.31\ 8.30 5.20 p.m. Durham Avenue .. ·j.40 8.45 10.5 10.45 11.55 .. 1.45 3.55 ·j.45 7.55 8.45 5.35 p.m. Edward Road ", 1.45 5.50 8.35 9.40 10.30ill.30 1.30 4. 0 5.30 7.30 8.45 5.30 p.m Elmfield Road .. 1.15 5.5 9.15 10.20 11.10 .. 12.25 2.10 4.25 6.15 8.20 9.15 6. 5 p.m. Elmstead Lane .. .. .. 8.30 10.40 .. 1.45 3.J5 ;;.30 7.45 8.45 5.50 p.m. Fairlawn ........ .. 5.15 9.10 10.10 10.55 .. 12.20 1.55 4.10 :;.35 8.20 9.15 6.0 p.m. Farnaby Road .. .. 8.15 10.20 .. 2. 0 ·t?5 6.20 8.li3 9.50 5.10 p.m. Freelands .. 5.45 8.35 9.50 10.50 11.50 1.50 3.50 5.50 7.50 8.35 6. 5 p.m. Freelands Road .. .. 5.55 9.10 10 ~f) 11.10 .. 12.30 2.15 l.40 6. 0 3.15 9.15 6. o p.m. Garden Road .... .. 8.45 11.40 .. .. .. 1.40 4.15 5.40 7.40 8.M> .. 5.40 p.m. Gilbert Road .... 8.15 9.30
'lo;i5 11.15 .. 4.30 8.45 .. 5.0p.m. Glebe Road .... 12.15 1).25 9.15 11. 0 .. 12.10 2.10 4.45 6.10 8.10 9.25 6.25 p.m. Hayes Lane .... .. .. 8.25 10.45 .. .. 1.45 :i. 0 8.20 8.45 a.m. Hayes Road .. 8.55 10.55 .. .. 12. 5 l.55 i. 5 5.55 8..5 8.55 5.45 p.m.
ITay,,",d R""'I..I .. 8.45 .. 10.30 .. 1.30 3.45 5.30 8. 0 5.45 p.m. High St. (lower) 1.15 ri. 0 9.25 10.30 11.10 L2.352.15 4.30 G.158.30 9.35 6.20 p.m,
High St. (upper) 1.30 6.10 9.15 10.30 11.10 .. 12.30 2.10 1.25 6.10 8.20 9.30 6.10 p.m .
Highland Road.. .. 5.50 9. 0 10.0 11. 0 11.45 .. 1.45 4.15 6. o 7.55 9.40 6. o p.m. Hill Brow .... '. . .. 8.35 .. 10.45 .. .. .. 1.504. 0 5.35 7.50 8.50 5.40 p.m.
. Money Order and Savings Bank Office. t Telegraph and Express De

Hours of Clearances-continued.
WEEK DAYS.
;fI.LAR AN~-WAJ.1. -a.m -I~.m~.m a~:---a.m --a.m I ~.m~ p.mip':l-p.mip.m p.m
BOXER- I Holwood Road .. 1.15 5. 9.15 10.25 11.1~ .. 12.30 2.154.30 ti.2018.2~ 9.20 Jackson's Road .... /8.1v.. .. 11.4n.. .. 3.15.. .. ,7.1.)
Killgswood Roatl 15.50 8.i)0 10. 5 10.45 .. [2. Ii 1.454. 0.5.4'37.4,'1 0. 0 Langdon Road.. .. .. 9. 0 .. 11.30.. .. .. 3.45 .. 8.30 London Lane.... .. 5.40 8.45 9.4510.45 n.30 .. 1.304. 05.45'7.45 n.2·)
Long-fieltl ..... 12.155.[>5 n. 0 10. 0 n. 011.45 .. 1.4:)4.206. 5i8. 5 9.40 Matleira Avenue... .. 8.40 10.40.. .. .. 1.2,)3.M) 5.40,7.40
Malvestone Road .. 8.2.) 10.M .. 1.4013.505.257.40
Masons Hill .... .. 5.25 9.15 10'.20U." 0 .. 1~.2f>2...'i4.2~~ ..? 8.~5 Mays Rill ...... .. 5.55 8.55 1O.101O.nO .. 12.101.;:.014.y v.')·) 7.00
Oakley Road .... 7.50 ....... '13.10
Orchard Road .. 5.30 8.30 9.45 10.45 11.15 .. 1.4;)3.4,) .5.457.45
Page Heath Lane .. 5.10 8.40 10. 0 10.50 .. 12. 5 1.5.)4.10.5.407.55
Palace Grove .... 1.30 6. 0 8 50 10. 5 11. 5 ., 12. 52. 514. 56 .. 18. 5 Park Avenue.. .. .. 8.55 9.50 10AO11.50 .. .. 1.504.255.507.50 Park Road ...... 12.306. 0 9.15 10.3011.15 .. 12.352.204.456.;j 8.20
Plaistow Road 1.4;J 5.50 8.45 9.4010.3·; 11.40 .. 1.40 4.l'i 5.40 7.40
Queen's Mead Rd. 6. i) 9.10 10.20 n. 0 ., 12.202.;J 4.1i) 6. 08.10
Quernmore . 1.45 .5.35 9. 0 10. 010.45 11.55 .. 1.55 4.30.5.55 7.M RavensbourneRd. .. 5.50 8.20 9.4510.2511.35 .. 1.253.30.5.2,')7.30
(L. P.)
R~~l~~.~~~~J~eRd. .. .. 8.20 9.40 ., 11.35 1.20 4. 0.').207.:10
Recreation Hoad .. 5.25 8.15 9.3510.2511.30 .. 1.15,3.40 5.1f>7.15
Hodway Road 1.30 .5.55 8.35 lUO 10.30 11.3J 1.30,4. 05.307.30
Salisbury road.. .. .. 8.35 10.20 1).iiO.. .. 1.203.35 .. 7.45
Sandford Road.. .. 9. 0 . . 12.10.. I~.I~~.(I ..
Shortlands Grove .. 5.45 8.45 10. 0 10.40 .. 12 0 1.40,il.5i>~.40 7.40
ShortlandsStation .. 5.SO 9. 0 10.1;310.0[; .. 12.!.)!. !~,4.!? 5.';b 8. 0 Southborough .... 7.40 9.10 lOA.; .. 12.v52',)014.,,;)
Southlands Road 8.30 10. 0 !l.40.. .. 1.3),3.55 ·).10 7 0
S.E.Ry. Approach 12.306. 5 8.50 10.1011.10 .. 12.102.10 4.106.10 8.10 South Hill ..... .. .. 8.35 9.55 10.3511.45 .. 1.3.5:3.45:).357.40
Houth Hill Park.. .. 5.35 8.40 10. 010.4011.50 .. 1.403.505.407.45 bouth Hill Road.. .. .. 8.35 9.55 10.35 U.45 1.35~3.45ii.35 7,40
Sonthlands Road .. .. 8.55 9.55 10.40 .. 12. 51.403.555.408. [)
Spencer Road.... .. 5.45 8.50 9.5010.50 U.35 .. 1.i35:4. :i.50 7.flO
Tylney Road.... .. 5.45 8.50 10.1010..55 .. 12.152. 0 4.2? ~.~?:3. 0 Wanstead road.. .. 5.50 9. 5 10.20 U. 5 .. 12.252.10 4.3il .J.')U 8.10
WestmordandRd. .. 5.45 8.50 10.1010.50 .. L2. 0,l.50 4. 0.5.508. 0 Woodlands Road .. .. 8.1.3 9.45 10.45 .. .. 1.20 3.20.3.206.45
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BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.






Aberdeen Buildings. 


See High street.


Addison Road.-


40 BROMLEY COMMON. 

Left Side. 

	Alexander George, The Nook 
	Christopher Mrs. St. Martin's 
3 	Burton Herbert 
5 	Betts William David 
7 	Caird Lothian Sherrard 
9 	Butler James Henry 
11	Button Albert Henry 
13 	Cocks James Alfred 
15 	Bateman Miss H. 
17 	Elsdon George 
35 	Eagle Henry, bootmaker 
37 	Sheldon Frank 
39 	Pratt. Mrs. 
41 	Cox William 
43 	Boorman Albert C. 
45 	Hughes Mrs. 
45A	Miller Brothers, oil and Italian warehousemen 

......... here is Chatterton road ......... 

49 	Greenaway John 
51 	Wright Charles 
53 	Harris Alfred Walter 
55 	Kenward Owen 
57 	Humphries Frederick O. l
59 	Bowlan Mrs. 
61 	Best Mrs. 
63 	Jenner Charles David 
65 	Palmer Albert 
67 	Stace John 
69 	Day Henry William 
71 	Greenaway Josiah
73 	Blackford Owen 
75 	Poole Mrs. 
77 	Lloyd Mrs. 
79 	Botten Mrs. 
81 	Skinner William 
83 	Beck Joseph 
85 	Pace Edward John 
87 	Collins Ernest 
89 	Lewis Frederick 
91 	Clacey Ernest William 
93 	Miles Frederick Charles 
95	Reeves Frederick 
97 	Lane Albert Edward 
99 	Tubb Thomas Alfred, colporteur 
101	Rickman Thomas Joseph 
103	Deamer Thomas 
105	Richards Arthur, shopkeeper 

.. . . . . . . .here is Cowper Road 

Cross and Return. 

	St. Luke's Elementary School (Girls ~' Infants), Miss Lilly, mistress 
48 	Marshall Walter, coal dealer 
46 	Arundel John Balfour 
44 	Gregory Thomas 
42 	Humphrey Sidney 
40 	Owers Mrs. 
38 	Westcott Mrs. 
36 	Stace James William 
34 	Graham & Townsend, Belmont band laundry 

...... here is Chatterton road . 

32 	Jacquest Mrs. 
	Stephen Gascoigne, confectioner 
30 	Emilie Mdme. M. D. wardrobe dlr. 
28 	Mugridge William, fruiterer 
26 	Picture Framing 00.

22 	Gumbrell J. G. mat maker 
20 	Bumstead Charles 
18 	Browning Henry 
12 	Durham Mrs. 
10 	Boxall Arthur 
6 	Homewood Joseph 
4 	Trundle James


Albert Road. 


From 11[ON.~l('{[rOad til Salisbury rd. 

Right Side. 

2 	Clothier James 
4 	Fox William 
6 	Woodward Aubrey Walter 
8 	Bloomfield James 
10 	Haffenden Alfred 
14 	Ryan Thomas R. 
16 	Laughorne Edward 
18 	Britton George 
20 	Haddock Arthur 
22 	Hayley Thomas, Lyndalc 
24 	Meers Henry F. 
26 	Woodward Robert 
28 	Lansberry William 
30 	Saans Charles Herbert, Woodlanrls 
32 	Anthony L. W. 
34 	Gosling Charles William 
36 	Beadle James 
38 	Reeve Mrs. 
40 	Anderson William 
42 	Bond William, Belle Vue 
4G 	Thorpe Thomas Geo. Wm. Mayfield 
48 	Hoadley Benjamin 
50 	Northfield Charles Frederick 1
52 	Ovenden Henry 
54 	Elliott Alfred, Leedswood 
56 	Wickham Albert 
58 	Dvmond Thos. Edwin, Haslemerc 
60 	Canfield John 
62 	Elliott John 
64 	Richards Edmund 
66 	Canning Walter, Ryton 
68 	Canning David, Stretton . 
70 	Wickens William James, Wolston 
72 	Eames John 
74 	Humphrey Edward James 
76 	Blackett Percy 
78 	Jenkins Thomas 
80 	Birtchnell George E 
82 	Doe Mrs., Ventnor 
81 	Schopman William

Left Side. 

1 	Frost George, agent Prudential Assurance Co. Limited 
3 	Temblett Herbert S. 
5 	Simmons Augustus 
7 	Gifford John Thomas 
9 	Earwicker Frederick 
11 	Oates Albert 
13 	Armitage William 
15 	Emery Mrs. 
17 	Timpson Mrs. 
19 	Thomas James 
21 	Mills Edward 
23 	May Henry 
[missing]
29 	Broadley John W. 
31 	Brasier 'Charles 
33 	Holder Walter Frederick 
33 	Holder W., bootmaker 
35 	Greenaway Robert, Elizabeth cut 
37 	Chapman Arthur 
39 	Carpenter William, White cottage 
41 	Todd Robert 
43 	Phillips R. W. 
45 	Golding Henry 
47 	Boyle John, Lenham 
49 	Crabb Frederick James 
51 	Harris Frederick James 
65 	Goldsmith Frederick 
67 	Knott William 
69 	Agnew Ernest G. 
71 	Thomas John 
73 	Edwards Charles E. 
75 	Craker Thomas Ernest 
77 	Barber Charles Walter 
79 	Anderson Herbert John 
81 	Peters George, Penrose 
83 	Smith Mrs. M. 
85 	Woodcock Isaac 
87 	Gilbert Samuel 
89 	Collins Henry, Grove Corner


Aldermary Road. 


From 17 Glebe road 

West Side. 

1 	Lambert Mrs 
3 	Good George 
5 	Bush Henry Charles 
7 	Isard Miss 
9 	Rogerson Mrs. 
11 	Hillier Mrs,

13 	Curwood John Nicholas
15 	Brook Frederick Benjamin
17 	McClure Charles
21 	Rose W. S.
23 	Hamlyn J.
25 	Wright Walter
27 	Jones Charlee Henry
29 	Mortlock T. C.
31 	Suffell Miss E.
33 	Bateman Henry Samuel
35 	Lutz August
37 	Tucker K J.
39 	Haigh William Henry

East Side.

2 	Morgan Row land
6 	Beaumont Mrs,
8 	Irving Ernest Copeland

...... here i.'t Ronalrf.'t )'t!

10 	Langmore Hugh Grant
12 	Reader Henry
14 	Palmer William George
16 	Lancaster Fred
18 	Atwood Alfred
20 	Phillips Ernest Oliver
22 	Screeton S. A.
24 	Parsons Alfred William

... ... here is Holli'll'ave )'rd.........

26 	Plumer Mrs.
28 	Greenhill Miss C. )1.,Meadowcroft
30 	Cameron Andrew
32 	Ximenes Eliodoro


Alexandra Crescent.


From Avondale l'onrl.

Right Side.

	Riches George. Ferndale
	Hutton William, Woodcroft
	Brooks Harold G., Brasenose
	Noakes Robfrt Cecil, The Nook
	de Lisle Hirzel W. T .. The Hut
	Stayner James Adolphus, Oak cottage
	Moreton Charles James, Elmdene
	Moreton Charles Robert, band provider, Oakdene
	Greatwood Herbert Henry, Lindley

Left Side.

	Beaumont John, Ingestre
	Malcolm J. A., Eversley cottage
	Burrows Mrs., Helmside
	Amy Villas.

SCI:' Ilomesdale road,


Ashgrove Rd.


-BROMLEY HILL EST_'.TM.

From Bromley hilT.

	Jarvis Charles
	Turnbull John H., South End 10.
2 	Adams Charles



Avondale Road.


From Burnt Ash lane to Lalu~ amf'n.

North Side.


	Wall Letter Box

	Peters D, West
2 	Thompson Herbert
3 	Catchpole Albert A.
	Clark George Ernest  J The Beeches
	Knight Moreton Laing, Hillside
	Withered Arnold, Wingate
	Treacher John, Appin lodge

......... here is  Aled'and~'rt Cl·es .........

Cook Leonard Barnaby, St. Audries
Clubb William .John, road house
Shaw Hugh Wybergh, solr., Ahercorn

South side

Drelheller Paul, The Crossways

... here is Lalw f1 venne .

Rarbe Eric, Werder hous('

... ... here is Q1lel'nl1Wre rd .........

	Gwyn George R., Pentborpe
	Hodge Samuel W., Clovelly
	O'Conner Peter James, Glenavon
	Dean Charles Geoffrey, Mosman


Aylesbury Road. - MASONS HILL


From Westmoreland road.

Right Side.

	Hannaford William, provision stores
2 	King Clifford & Son, greengrocers
3 	Head Johu, butcher
4 	Pocock George
5 	Ware William, fishmonger
6 	Dodson James
7 	Maunton Herbert
8 	Harding William E.
9 	Fisher Alfred
10 	Mantle Archibald
11 	Brown Joseph J ohu
12 	Lock Albert

13 	Brice Frank Emery
14 	Saunders James
15 	Lambourne George
16 	Smithard James
17 	Hannaford Thomas
18 	Norgate William
19 	Barton Edward
20 	Webster William
21 	Bartlett Mrs. A.
22 	Maddams James
23 	Killick Henry E.
24 	Austin William
25 	Thomas Jesse
26 	Payne Benjamin Wcst
27 	Barber Joseph
28 	Ashton George
29 	Sutton Charles
30 	Dean Hedley, cabinet maker
31 	Mavnard James
32 	Winter Mis:'!
33 	Locke W. G.
34 	Willbv Charles E.
35 	Kite GoorO'e
36 	Dawson Siclney, insurance agent
37 	White James William
38 	Pocock William Joseph
39 	Jessop George
40 	Wells Mrs.

......... here is iVewll1lr!J road .

.. , ......... here is Footbridge  ............

Cross aud Return.

48 	Hoare Sam ud
47 	Rowe Atcher
4G 	Bax Alfred William
45 	Baldwin Henry Charles
44 	Booker Richard Francis
43 	Pocock Harry
42 	Little John
44	Palmer Charles J.
	COlliwil Se/wohl-F. Lewis,master;
	James Green, caretaker


Babbacombe Road.


From Station rd. to La lIU101/))/{I rd.

Left Side.

..... here is Ronald's r0([.(1 ..........

...... here is IIollif/rat'e road .........

1 	Davis Thomas James
3 	Hammond Mrs.
5 	Wood Philip Alfred
7 	Russell Alfred
9 	Gilbert Mrs.
13	Humerston H. E.
15 	Allen Mrs.
17 	Davis Thomas
19 	Lowne Joseph William
21 	Fay Cyrus

Right Side.

2 	Hill &; Gurr. builders (yard)
4 	Payne Charles
6 	Morley Herbert
8 	J{ye Edwin
10 	Blackman William Alfred
12 	Judge Charles, Totnes
14 	Home William
16 	Trodd Alfred, Ashton
18 	JenkinR William Henry
20 	Ellis Edwin James
22 	Howlett William
24 	Walker Edward
26 	Jeffrec Frederick
28 	Hill Oscar E.. Homevicw
30 	Judd Francis ·William
32 	Bennett T. Amold
34 	Poyser Walter
36 	Ede Percy
38 	Neilson Harald


....... lwl'c is railway crossinf}

48 	Paton William, Derlwyn
50 	Fell Thomas, Woodi1ield
52 	Sigg.;; William Charles, St. Aylotts
54 	Honeysett Edgar William, Ungava
56 	Umbers Misses, Warkworth
58 	O'Dell David Thomas, Henley
6O 	Hawtree Fredk. George, Hazelmere
62 	Kendrick Joseph Thomas
64 Barling David
66 Coltman R. Izard, specialist in voict production, Mountfield
68 	Bacon Samuel H.
70 	Beckett Frederic Franklin
	Manly Percival William, Clovelly
74 	Dabr.ll Henry
76 	Browne Mrs: E.
78 	Bradshaw Raphael, photographer,
	Ethel wynne
80 	Hill Sergt.-Major William Edward

LAMP LETTER Box

82 	Palmer George, West view
84 	Osborn Frederick William, artificial teeth, Nacton
86 	Kennedy Alexander Andersol;l, Glenthorne

88 Hingley John, Melton
90 Bourne Harry Morton, Wayside
92 Ward Percival
94 Moon Miss
96 Neale Archibald Wm., Woodcote
98 Stanley Geo. Christopher, Carthew
]00 Spencer Frank, Fairhaven
102 Lowes Mrs., Fairlight
104 Harrison Mrs.
104 Whebell Nurse A. (certified)
108 Veness Joseph
110 Baker Albert C.
112 Clark William Owen
116 Rothwell Harold
1]8 Fentiman Arthur John
122 Forbes George, Rosslyn
132 Bennett Robert
134 Alston Edward
136 Brvce Rev. Wm. Kirk [Baptist], Kenilworth
138 Wallis Ralph
140 Tillotson Miss
142 Blanchard Francis Leonard


Balfour Road-BRo:MLEY COMMON.


From, JI08slea rd. to Salisbltry rd.

13 Tyler Edward
15 Lane William Joseph
17 Clare Frederick Stephen
19 Walker John
21 Bird Frederick
2il Ingram Tom

......... here is Union road

25 Barnes Frederick
27 Carter Fred
29 Wright William
31 Dunlop William
33 Morton William James
35 Wicks Thomas
37 Bennett Walter Burton
39 Knowles George
41 Hodgkin Philip
43 Giles Vincent R.
45 Dudley Frederick Henry
47 Gosling Charles
49 Sheppard George James
51 Coppin John
53 Tickner Stephen
55 Rayment Frederick
57 England William Ewart
59 Martin Henry
61 Pratt Thomas
63 Tidy H.
65 Fryer William
67 Gearing Frederick
69 Newman Charles Andrew
71 Morgan Mrs.
73 'Waterhouse Tom
75 Lemon John
77 Titchener Mrs.
79 .Farley Mrs.


Barnett Wood Road-BROMLEY COMMON.


From Oakley road.

Adams ErnsL Ralph, Bencewell Orchard
Stile Thomas Plummer, Barnett Wood
Lewis Robert
Barnfield Wood Road.
Fi'oJn top (lj Westmoreland read.
LAMP POST LETTER Box
Rogers Herbert M., Langley wood


Beckenham Lane. - HIGH STREET.


From· 93 Hiqh street to 8hortlands S. E.~· O. Railway Station.

South-East Side.

1 'Tapp Mrs., The Hill

......... here is Footpath to Bromley Recrcat'ion ground .
3 Strong Herbert, The Hollies

Wall Letter Box

5 	Temple Robert, Glebe Knoll
7 	Latter Edward, Pixfield
7 	Latter Bertram Henry, Pixfield
	Latttlr Hugh Robinson, Burrell's Meadow

Fire Alarm

Valley Council Scltools-John J. Webber, B.A., master; Miss S. Agnes Evans, mistress of Girls;
Miss Lucy Warren, mistress of Infants; Abraham Riley, caretaker
39 	HenhamT. & Son,builders & dcrtrs.
39 	Henham Mrs. C., teacher of music
41 	Potter S.
43 	Dinmore Miss
45 	Moon Hedley Walter
47 	Rowe James
49 & 51 Appleton Herbert, draper

53 Williams George H. butcher
51 Williams Alfred, baker

......... here is Recreation road .

PILIAR LETTER Box

57 Kinsman '.rhomas. greengrocer
51 Aylward Percy
63 Pointer Benjamin
61 Gretton Mrs.
65 SmaUbone Charles Albert, fruiterer & greengrocer
67 Hall Harry, house decorqtor
67 Lampier Mrs. Sarah, dressmaker
69 Ulayden Williain, florist
71 Craker Mrs.
71 Walker Ernest James
73 Bryant Mrs.
73 Ebdon Frederick John
73A. Ellis & Son, farriers
77 Smith Bert
77 & 79 Smallbonc Chas. Albert, grocr.
81 &, 83 Jenner T. & Son, oilmen
85 Gooch George, butcher
87 Wailing George, coffee tavern
87 A Tufnell Philip Arthur, boot makr.
89 Richmond Mrs., tobacconist
9l Davidson Robert Edward
93 Wynn John
95 Abbott William
97 Harris Charles
99 Bartlett Alfred J., rustic & horticultural builder


...... here is Shortlands Railway station

Cross and Return.

North- West Side.

...... here is Ravensbourne avenue .

Bartlett Alfred J., rustic works
108 Barl(er Thomas, fruiterer
106 CARTER. LAW & LEECH, auctioneers, house & estate agts.& surveyors (& atBromley)
104 Cuthbert Harry H., chemist
102 Stevens A. S., bootmaker
100 Tolfrey Wm. J.,plumber& decrtr
98 Tolfrey William J., iron monger
96 Rasor Mrs. A., fancy draper

......... here is Meadow mad .

94 Slwrtlands Post Office-Frank
. James Barnett, sub-postmaster
94 Telephone Call Office
92 Griffin Charles
90 Alston Walter Thomas
88 Sales Ernest F.
88 Sales Mrs. K., dressmaker
86 Marshall Charles Alfred
84: Bastin Ernest, cycle repairer
82 Sangter & Son, fishmongers
80 Wood Mrs. M., stationer
80 Hansle.v Robert E., who. stationer
78 Bones Joseph
76 Rushton David Joseph
74 Clarke Frederick
72 Lyford Charles
70 Abbott Frederick, rose grower
68 Waters Sidney, plumber
66 Brodrick John
64 Catlett Samuel, naturalist
62 Cheeseman Frederick, builder
60 Howlett Brothers. beer retailers

...... here is Shorttands qardens ... .-

58 Baker Thomas .
5BA. HART PERCY E. automobile & general engineer
58 Welford's Surrey Dairies Limited
56 Durling George
54 Sillwood Frank
52 Mummery Harry
50 Messenger William George
48 Britton Mrs. Kate. shirtmaker
46 Stringer Bertie Thomas
44 English Mrs. Thomas
42A Pearson & Cox Limited, steam car manufacturers
40 White Miss F. E., ladies' outfitter
38 Brooks George William, grocer
36 Humphrey Mrs. confectioner

.. here is Farnaby road .

Reading Percy G., Battledown
12 Goodwin James, Arlescote

......... here is H(qhland road .........

........... here is Blyth road ...........

Schooling Frederick, Holly Dene
r West Kent l.fain Sewemge
I Board qffice-Arthur B.
Coomber, sec ~ I qffices of tIle Board of Guadians of Bromlty Union Edward Haslehurst, clerk; P. ~ I J. D. Wiley, assistant clerk
Cust01/lS r Jilxcise 9" Old AflC
I Pensions Office-A. W.WoodI ward, surveyor; Albert EdwarQ
l Jacksolll oUicer

( Bromley Ruml District Council
I -Edward Haslehurst, clerk;
P. J. D. Wiley, assistant clerk
I
Superintendent Re,gistrcu"s Office
-Edward Haslehurst, supt
I IJeputy Superintendent Regis- I trar-P. J. D. Wiley
I Sur'1:eyor 11/ Taxes-G. H. Hyett.
. S I BroiMe!! &. Beckenltam Joint
~) Hospital Board Frank H.
~) Gedney, clerk ~ I Haslehurst Edward, clerk to Bromley union, Bromley rural
I district council & supt. regisitrar Chapman Harry, deputy registrar of births & deaths for
I
Bromley sub-district, Bromley union
LLane William, caretaker
8 Riches William
6 Larkin Henry William
4 Osborne Mrs.
2 Dawson Ernest



Beechfield Cottages.-WllJ~lORE.


From 165 Widmore road.

1 	Wraight Henry
2 	Stacey Edward
3 	Smith Albert
4 	Wraight Mrs.
5 	Dellow William John
6 	Glover Walter
7 	Wingfielt!. Henry Herbert
8 	Pink Frederick
9 	Peates Harry
10 	Stockwell William
11 	Burr Richard



Bickley Road.



...... from Widrnore road.

...... here is Chislehurst road

Wall Letter Box

2 Sidney William, The Old cottage
Welford's Surrey Dairies Limited, Widmore farm
Pearson Walter (stables of) Widmore court
McGlashan A. K. (lodge of) Widmore court

...... here 'is Pine,~ road , .

...... here is Bickley Park road .

Cross and return.

Brodie Robert, Mowbray
White Mrs., Caerlaverock
Badcock Frederick Owen, Kenmore

...... here is Bird in Hand lane .
 
3 Bird in Hand, Frank Mathews [PH]
5 Wickenden Mrs. E.A., livery stables
7 Copping Mrs. H., laundry

....... ,. here is Widmore road .........



Bloomfield Rd.-45 BRROMLEY COMMON


Left Side.

1 	Day George, jun., plumber
3 	Shepperd Julius
5 	Field Horace Banks
7 	Jackson George

........ here is Cltatterton road ........

	London Oity Mission
9 	Walters Charles
11 	Price Mr~.
13 	Anderson Thomas
15 	Vyse Henry J31nes
17 	Whitehead Charles
19 	Hall George
21 	Miles William Bert
23 	Lockyer William
25 	Gurr Arthur George
27 	Asker Frank
29 	Sutton James
31 	I::imith John Andrew
33 	Andrews .Robert Henry
35 	Johnson Frederick W.
37 	Wallace William
39 	Knights Jas.
41 	Humphrey John
43 	Eade George Henry
45 	Smith Harry
47 	Clifton Herbert
49A 	Bartholomew Charles
49 	Bloomfield Laundry

Cross and return.

46 	Polglaze Thomas James
44 	Edwards Francis
42 	Greenwood Charles
40 	Down Robert George
38 	rates Herbert Jobn

36 	Alford Thomas, grocer, & c.
31 	BoxaU George Thomas
32 	Gardiner Frederick M.
30 	Calder Robert, tailor
28 	Norman William
26A veling Herbert
27A Wood Edward

......... Here is Chatterton road ........

22 	Prentice Charles Sohn
20 	Pearson Arthur, oil stores
18 	Avis Mrs.
1(i Rayfield William, grocer
14 	Wood Thomas
12 	Mill A. W. & Co sewing machine repairers
10 	Archer George
8 	Jackson Albert, Glendaira
6 	Haylett Thomas William
4 	Gibbs Miss
2 	Palmer Mrs.
	Primitive lI£etlwdist Chapel


Blyth Road.-BlwnLJ;Y PAltIe


From 35 London q'oad to

BcekenlulUb lane.

North Side.

2 	Young Sames, Columcille
4 	Garrard Alfred Edwin, Ridgelands
6 	Griffin James ThackweIl, Elmville
8 	Balfour Mrs., Summerland
10 	Smith Charles Lacey
12 	Mathieson Alec S., Edelstowe
14 	Simeons Carl, Dudley
16 	Bumsled David Alexander, Sparnon
18 	Smith William Hubert, M.A., J.L.M., solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Trevena
20 	J0hnsen Wm. Martin, Barnfield
22 	Willett Mrs., Woodcote
24 	Weber F. A. G. (Blyth Wood)

here is Beckenltam lane .

South Side.

V 	Gibson Mrs. Aisbitt, Haslemere
7 	Bromley Nurses' Co-operation (Misses Larkins), Greta. Tel. Bromley 231
5 	Gregory Richard Arman, Walcot
3 	Collett Charles Henry, ~herstone
1 	Thomas W. G., Avoca


Bourne Road-


Top OF HAVELOCK RD.

Left SUe.

9 	Martin Geo. William, shopkeeper
9A 	& 11 Yeates Herbert, saddler
15 	Knott Albert
17 	Cronk John
19 	Roots Thomas
21 	Greenwood Charles
23 	Charlo George Henry
25 	Stacey William George
27 	Jury William
29 	Greenwood Albett

Gross and Return.

Rigt Side.

42 	Munn Chas. Whiwell, insur agt.
40 	Gretton Henry Charles
38 	Lloyd E. J.
36 	Smith Arthur
34 	AttIe Thomas

. ........ here is Elliott road

32 	And('rsou George
30 	Taylor George Henry
28 	Filtness Charles William
26 	Walker John Henry
24 	Ling Benjamin
22 	Clayden Arthur
20 	Prust William Henry
18 	Peill Frederick William
16 	Humphrey Arthur Percy
14 	Blundell William Edwin
12 	Allen Christopher
10 	Lees George
8 	Barnett George
6 	Milstead Albert John
4 	Wyatt John Arthur
2 	It'armer Mrs., hanrllaundry


Brewery Road.-


67 BROMLEY COMMOM.

	Moullin L., Pembury house
21 	Cooper John, confectioner
19 	DunmaIl Ernest
18 	Ely James
15 	Roffey George
14 	Aylward Mrs.
12 	BoxaIl Thomas
11 	Johnson Thomas
10 	Whitehead Charles
9 	DunmaIl Thomas
8 	Dunmall Edward

Cross and Return.

7 Freitag Frederick
6 Johnson Mrs.
5 Harris Henry
4 Whitehead Harry
3 Elliott Frank
2 Winter William


Broadway (The).


See High street.


Bromley Avenue.


Froln 3 G}'a.M1lere J·oad to l/arlIaby road.

Lardner Harvey William (The Lodge)
Cohen Percy L. (Liscard)
Stanford Charles, Blair Atholl


Bromley College.


Prom 101 Hi,qk street.

Barrett John, ,The Lodge
White Rev. Jaines, M.A., chaplain
Hll.miltonCol..J., Treasurer's House
1 Taylor Mrs.
9 Temple Mrs.
2 Haslewood Mrs.
3 Thomas Mrs.
4 Dodd Mrs.
5 Godson Mrs.
6 Smith Mrs. Charles
7 Morrell Mrs.
8 Nelham Mrs.
10 Smith Mrs. T.
11 Burrow Mrs.
12 Cumming Mrs. Gordon
]3 Hobbins Mrs.
14 Doughty Mrs.
15 Caswell Mrs.
16 Freeman Mrs.
17 Tyache Mrs.
18 Curtis Mrs.
19 Wensley Mrs.
20 Stubbs :Mrs.
21 Selbv-H~al Mrs.
22 Grabham Mrs.
23 Whitmore Mrs.
24 Hewitt Mrs. Oscar
25 Beynon Mrs.
26 Reaney Mrs.
27 Bedford Mnl
28 Billin2' Mrs.
29 Writ!ht Mrs.
30 yoll~g Mrs.
81 Carlyon Mrs.
32 Collier Mrs.
33 Appleford Mrs.
34 Newham Mrs.
35 Ellis M rs.
36 Goss Mrs.
37 Lewis Mrs. James
38 Burgess Mrs.
39 BartoR Mrs.
40 BUl'l1side Mrs.


Sheppard's College.


1 Griffith Miss
2 England Miss
3 M arriott Miss
4 Oxlad Miss
5 Greenslade Miss


Bromley Common.


Left Side -from Homesllale Road.

PILLAR LETTER Box

Fire Alarm

1 Scott James A.
2 Critchison Rev. James [Wes. J
3 Morgan William T.
4 Payne Herbert
5 SandIe S. S.
6 Abel John
7 Rogers Miss, Laurel Bank
10 Balchin William C., Bexfield
11 Bloor J. Matthew, Oxford lodge
12 Judd William, Walton cottage
FJeld Misses, preparatory day school
14 Browne C. Walter
15 Newton Miss
19 McDougall John
20 Englehardt H. F. It
21 Whelon George W. H.
22 Thomas Arthur S.
23 Wilkins Leonard
24: WiJIiams J ohu, Brockhampton
25 Hodder J\;1rs.,Caris brooke
26 Howard Miss, Ewell house
28 Dalton John Bates
29 & 30 .Pive Bells, Fredk. Matthews
31 Parker Edwin, stationer, & Shoot.
ing Common Po"t Office
Telephone Call Office
32 Mitchell Arthur Samuel, baker

...... Here is Southlands Road

	St. Luke's Church
36 Peill Robert
37 McAuslan Henry
:;8 Rayfield Arthur James
40 Pearson W'illiam Walker

......... here is Addison road

43 Childs Misses
44 Curry Rev. William [Primitive
Methodist], Mayville
45 Burtt Miss C. E., Frant villa

...... here is Bloomfield road ......

Primitive Methodist Church

.............. here is O1wnt,·y lane 0'

. . . . .. footpath to Southborough. ..........

47 SandIe Henry James, Walpole 10.

........ here is Walpole road

48 	Brown John Wa.lter
49 	Weyman Miss, Clungonas
50 	Timmis John, Woodclose
51 	Sparks Alfred, Bowmanville
52 	Watts Mrs., Esperanza
53 	Yolland John Horatio, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., surgeon

............ here is Pope road .

57 	Sharp H. (Sussex louge)

......... here is Jolmson road 
.
60 	Robinson Wm. T., provision mer
61 	Phillips; Lemuel, cycle maker
62 	Copus William, baker & confectnr.

Pillar Letter Box

63 	Croft Albert Edwin
64 	Speller E. William. tiori&t

............ here is Crown lane .

	The Crown, Thomas M. Marshall [PH]
	
	Fire Alarm

......... here i.~Tllrpington lant! .

...... here is Magpie HalL lane .

Bromley 0' Bickley Golf Clnb   G. F. Fischer, sec.; G. Thake, steward
Richards W. T., Cooper's l!'arm cot
Holy Trinity Church

............ here is Chnrch lane ............

66 Bromley OO1ll1l/on Elementary
Scltool-G. W. Moate, master;
Mrs. Moate, mistress

Fire Alarm

LAMP POST PILLArt Box
Howland Fred .I., Barham house
Rowland Fred J. Limited, rustic
& horticultural builders. Sedelia
wNks

........ here is Brewery road .

68 Gill William. flint. & gravel contr.

Villa,qe Hall

...... here is Lower Gravel Road .

69 	Sawyers' Arms. George Reeves [PH]
70 	Ward Charles S.
71 	Oliver A., harness repairer
71 	Wright Wm. G., smith & farrier
73 	Roffey James
73 	Osborne Miss
74 	Stone Henry
7iJ Cook James, agent Prudential Assurance Co. Limited
76 	Ward John Herbert, butcher
77 	Norman Charle~, new~agent.. toy and fancy shop, Post O{fire
78 	Easy Henry, baker
79 	Bashford Thomas, grocer
79 	Telephone Call Office

.. here 'is Jackson's road .

80 	Lawrence George, nurseryman
80A	CoolingWm.,nurseryman,Croft ho .

Cross and return.

81 	TIle Plou{f It, William Cox

... here 'is Cherry (}rc1wrd 'road
81A King Col. Charles Wallis, )LV.O" Belair .
Jones Albert E., Kent villa
83 Yeates William
84 Flight Ernest E.
86 DeAth Edmund Charles

. herf"is Gravelroad ............

87 Whitehead Albert, Cherry orchard
87A Medhurst Frederick
88 Harris John, steward, Oakley farm

............ here is Oakley road .

Lubboek Sir Nevile, K.C.M.G" Oakley
Cowland George Thos., Oakley 10.
gO Nonnan Archibald"C., M.A.,J.P., The Rookery

90 Dunmail T., The Rookery lodge
90 Saunders David, The Rookery 10.
90 Lyddiard William J., head gardener to A. C. Norman, esq., The Rookery gardens

...... here is footpath to Hayes .....

92 Faunthorpe Rev. John P., M.A.,
F.RG.~., Elmfield
Miller.J.& Sons, farmers,Hook frm
93 Miller Ernest, Hook farm
91 Faulkner John
95 Morley Harry
96 Dormer Leonard
97 Butcher J.
98 .Beard William
99 Weston James


Bromley Crescent-TUE VALLEY.


Right Side-from Bromley garJeue.

6 Abel Rowland
8 Gristwood Frederick
10 Oswald Frederick
12 Costin George Frederick
14 Brown William
18 Hoare Charles Edward
20 Lansbury Mrs.
H Smith Sidney
U5 Webb George
!8 Jackson Mrs. A.
l2 Vallins George A
U Brewer George
lG Taylor Henry James
. e,·oss and Return.
;5 Reau George
,3 Parsons J limes
,I Bates William
:9 Borgnis Thomas Gurney
'7 Godfrey Albert Harry
5 Lindsey Charles Edward
~3 Heath Charles
:l Googe Elijah
9 Wallace Fred
:7 Gowers William
:5 Maynard Bert
3 Hudd Ernest
1 Passey William
9 Royston Arthur
7 Goddard George
:5 Lee William E.
3 Randal Albert, jobbiug gardener
1 Mitchell George
6R..Jl\J.
17 West William Lewis (Horsford viI)
15 Vickery Richard L.
13 Lovell 'Charles
11 Marshall Albert, WiertlJn
9 Knowles Albert
7 Hammond F.
5 Wilkins Edward
3 Church Henry
1 Uden TJconard John


Bromley Gardens. - THE VALLEY.


Left Side - from Queen's Mead road.

1 Wickenden William
3 McIntosh Robert Dunlea vey
5 Rumens William . Edward
7 Fowler William James
11 Menser Mrs.
13 Howard WIlliam
15 Harwood Harry
17 Manger Frank William
19 Widgery John Norman
21 Hopgood John
23 Moore Alfred, builder & decorator

...... here is Bromley crescent .....

25 Eves Edward William, grocer
29 Hill C. J., stationer, post & money order office
81 Tebby Mrs.
35 Kemp Arthur
37 Doughty Arthur Henry
39 Henham Edward
41 H enham Henry
43 Manser John Wm., Fairlight cot
45 Stranj;?;e James, Aston villa
47 Humerston John Henry
49 Andrews Henry James, Langdlde
51 Chesman George
55 White Mrs.
57 Corbett J. E.
59 Beckett Thomas
61 Peckham William
63 Mugridge Ralph
G5 Prior John, Fern Lea
67 Davis Arthur Frank
69 Piper Arthur Ernest
71 Constant Arthur D
73 Baxter Mrs.
75 John~.()n James
75 Lewis Tom

......... here is Glassmill lane .

... .. ". Jl/;I'C is b01lndary of Bromley and Beakenham pal'i~lIn .

...... here ig Ridley road

Cros8 and Return.

90 Jackson Henry
88 Davey George·
86 Drew Charles
84 Mockridge Robert K
82 Fitzpatrick John
80 Hodge Frederick
78 Angus William
76 Marsh Charles
74 Heath Charles
72 Essery Thomas
70 Cash Henry
68 Read L. G
66 Solomons John
64 H vde Henry
62 Eastwood James Edwnrd
60 Sayers Charles
58 Groombndge Josiah
56 CbeE'seman John
54 Elliott Charles
52 Tarring Frederick
50 Field J obn
48 Everest J.
46 Castlo Charles Hobert
44 Wallace Charles
42 Fry Sydney John
40 Randall Arthur John
36 Wynn Henry
32 Joy George
30 Stanbridge Ernest
28 Downs Percy Ernest
26 Mumford John
24 Kirby Walter Forbes
22 Fleet Louis Charles
20 Burrows Frederick
18 Leppard Frederick
16 Nibell Charles Jamt:'s
14 Lewis Thomas
12 Howie James Thomas
10 Broomham Oliver
6 SherriI: Edward, Walmer villa
4 Lock Hecry
2 Raynor Mrs.




Bromley Hill.


C,'htimwtion of Landon Road
to SOl/thend.
Entrances to Bromley Park Hotd
Bromley Hill Cemetery-JD. Warner, supt.
Warner John, The Lodge
Dutton Daniel, farmer, Holloway farm
Mullins Thos. H y., Holloway Farm cot


Brook Lane Cottages.-PLAISTOW.


. . . . . . From Burnt Ash lane.

Lee Arthur, May cottage
1 Huxley Mrs.
2 Parsons William
3 Darvell Frederick


Burnt Ash Lane.


...... here is Nichol lane

4 Bright Arthur T.
6 Webo James Simpson, medical accountant
8 Carr Miss Florence
10 Francis Sydney Wilfred
12 Wheeler Walter
14 Wheeler Miss
16 Cubitt Herbert
18 Jamieson James William George
20 Winch H. Wilson
22 Bowsher Mrs.
24 Parfett George William
28 Oram Lanham W.
30 Caulfeild-Stoker T.
32 Wheeler Ernest Edward
34 Jullie F. A.

........... .here is Croft road ............


HILL VIEW COTTAGES.


14 Bates Josep~ William
13 Lipscombe George Leonard
12 Lamb .Joseph
11 Poole John, rustic worker
11 Poole Mrs., tobacconist

.......... here is Gladwell road .

10 Pollard George, shopkeeper
8 Stears Harry Sidney
6 Johnson Mrs.
5 Bridgeland William

.......... here is Hilldrop road ..........

58 Davis Frank William
60 King Francis Stephen
62 Brooker Thomas 

Plaistow Cemetery, Charles Sheldon, superintendent
King's Meadow Recreation Ground

........... lw·(j is .ilIilk .~treet .

Hearn James, Vale house
Watson Ernest, Halls Farm house
Rose William, Halls Farm dairy
HALLS FARM COTTAGES.
1 Osborn William
2 Rose Reuben

... here i.'Jfootway to .Mottinqham. ...

Cross and return.


Johnson Joseph Forsyth, nurseryman, 1 SundridgeHallFarm rots
Loder Ernest, Sundridge Hall farm
Lawler Jas. Edwd., Sundridge hall

......... here is Avondale road .

... h,ere is footpath to Bout/wnd ...

......... here is Lake avenue

23 Vaughan Mr~., Yew croft

......... here is Park avenue

11 Marshall Mrs., Balmacara
9 Vasey S. Archibald, Beechcroft
7 Brock Mrs, Charles,MorningDawn
5 Heywood Thomas, The Old Summer house
3 Atkinson Joseph, Yew lodge
1 Kinnaird Palk Estate Office

...... here is London lane


Calmant Road.


Bromley Hill Estate.


Cambridge Road.-PLAISTOW.


Right Side-from Crescent Road.

Wall Letter Bow
2 Wilkinson Misses
4 Peake Henry, Luccombe
6 Smith Mrs. E.
8 Mallett Mrs.
10 Brooks Joseph, Dagmar house
12 Goodenough Thomas Matthew
14 Allen :Miss
16 Spratt Thomas Heiuy
18 Cluugh.R. C.
20 Airy Reginald
22 Amos Mrs. E.
24 Humphries Mrs. L.
26 Birdseve Mrs. .
28 Imrd Edward
30 Compton John
32 Ritherdon Robert, Coniston .

......... liere is Lall.~do~ne rd ........ :

34 Sheppard Henry W., The Firs
36 Whitfield Rev. Oswald George, M.A. [Congregational],Mansfield
38 Dickson Alexander, jun., Wroxham
40 Hewett Arthur H., Oulton
4:2 ClartwI ight Chas.Knight,N etherton
44 Millhoff James, The Briery
46 James Heginald Wm ..St.Mildred's
48 Hennah Mrs. L., Markhampton
50 Caney Charles, Hossmore

......... here i8 Plaistow lane

Cross and Return .

41 Ashton Percy H .
39 Whittle Ed. Alfred, Langdale
37 Smith Sidney Austen. Linton
35 Rayden ArthurEdward, Woodlyncb
33 Heid William, Ardoch
31 Broomhall Edward Barron
29 Thomson Rev. Henry Morton, lLA
27 Lowe Lionel Harvey
25 Strouts Harry Frederick
23 Crabb Ernest, Kenmore
21 Carr ","illiam, Dunkeld
19 Norman Frederick H., Camden
17 Stone George, Houghton
15 Reeve Edwin W., Oakhurst
13 Evershed William
11 Choyce Miss, Trevarno
9 Neale Miss L.
7 Sharland William H.
5 Ta)lor Edward C., Addington
3 Bell Mrs.
lA Thursfield Mrs.
1 Grubb John Thomas


Canon Road.


From Tylney road.

Rowland Nathaniel
3 Dowsing Robert
3 Page Mrs.
5 Kingsnorth Frederick James
7 Hale William Th

11 Welby Charles
15 Johnson Richard
17 Everest Mrs.
19 Packham William
21 Sims R.
23 Dean Charles Lloyd
25 Chambers Ernest Edward
27 Filby John Robert
29 Andrews Frederick
31 Kendall Jabez
33 Hill Fred
35 Grist Joseph
37 Peat George William
39 Bassam William
41 Russell Alfred
43 Goodchild Abram
45 Sargent Samuel George
47 Smith J.
49 Lee William
51 Nicholls John
53 Giles Charles
55 Gadsden William F.
57 Bush George Albert
61 Churchman Albert
63 Tomblin Sydney
65 Andrews Richard
67 Russell George
69 Cooke Frederick Tholllas
71 Richardson W.
13 Andrews Ernest Robert
75 Ford Albert
71 Aveling George
7D Temple Horace
81 Taylor Thomas
83 Kempson Henry
85 Boyse Frederick William
81 Filby James
89 Aspinell George
91 Clarke Mrs.
93 Wells Edwin Frank
95 Bray Henry Joseph
97 Elsdon William

......... here is Liddon road

Cross ancllreturn.
112 Pearce Richard
110 Mindenhall Thomas
108 Wythe Augustus John
106 Jenner Thomlts
'4 Wythe E. J
'~ Wraight Charles Frederick
Chandler Edward Houhton
98 Blackman Albert II.
96 Everest Mrs.
94 Steer Charles, confectioner
92 Edwards William Thomas
50AMatthews Juhn Henry
50 Sinden R. J
48A Davis Horace
46 Parker .Arthur Charles
44 Eade Edward
42 Martin .Arthur James
40 Johnson T. V.
38 Elliss Thomas William
36 Brittain Mrs.
34 Atkinson James
32 Ilslcy Edward
30 Ford Thomas E.
30AWalkcr Fred P.
28AStacey .Miss
28 Pearce C.
26 Matthews W
21 Hillier William
8 Kemp Mrs.
6 Hyett Miss
4: Weekes Herbert John
2 ,Jenkins William


Chantry Lane.


From Bromley Common.


Chatterton Road.


BROMLEY  COMMON.
16 Southland.~ l'nan.

Bromley {5' C}YlYS C(I-opcrlltirc 811-

(:idyLtd.-Jn.Robcrt Santcr,sec.

......... here is Addison Road .

5 Hobden James Jarvis, grocer
7 Nelson James & Sons Ltd. butchers
9 Wellam Mrs. R., stationer
11 Lane William, greengrocer
13 Mersh Miss, draper

......... here is Bloomfield road ........

15 Cook James, draper
15A Tuffin Mrs, E., confectioner
17 Miles Walter
19 Brooker James
21 Swan Mrs.
23 Adams Mrs.
25 Seager Joseph
21 Tracy Ernest
29 Neal Frank.

31 Hodder Ernest
33 Foreman Charles Art,hur
35 Newman John
37 Haffenden George
39 Drury John
41 Chatterton ArmS, Mrs. M.A. Brown

......... Izere is Walpole road .

43 Gibbons Ernest Henry, baker
45 Harman Georg-~, greengrocer
47 Ru'dd Walter B., bootmaker
49 Sibley James, tobacconist
51 Ware Frederick Chas., fishmonger
53 Clarke William J ChD, hairdresser
55 Hall C.J. unredeemed pledge stores
57 Simmons Walter, bootmaker
59 Crow Miss Fanny, general shop
61 Matthews & Son, butchers
63 Fleet Georg-e. fishmonger
65 Wells William, coffee shop
67 White William. oilman

n .. n ...... II,ere is Pope road ............

69 Mitchell A. T., general shop
71 Flood William
73 Small G.
75 Hassum Percy F.
17 Huntle.y George
79 Anderson J obn
83 Bignold Edward
85 Andrews Frederick Joseph
87 Harding Frederick, The Poplars

Cruss and Return.

8b Bignold George, laundry
86 Wood Robert
84 Nyc Henry
82 Mason Miss
80 Farnham Mrs.
78 Elliott John, wood brokr.& thatchr

......... here is Johnson road

76 Kempton Henry
72 Hopd John B.
70 Asker George
68 Mitchell R. H.
68 Fri.,by Charles, boot & shoe maker
66 Hayles William
64 Coleman Mrs.
62 Moores Mrs,
60 Atta.well Mrs. H., laundry
58 Gething George Constantine
54 & 56 Bl,lnyan Harry, grocer

............ here is Pope road ............


38 Knell William, greengrocer
36 Usher Brothers, dairy
34 Vane Harry, tobacconist
32 ConDing- George, draper
30 Hickmott Walter, grocer
28 Pring Wallace, chemist, & POlt offi,f'C

...... here is Walpole road .........

26 Jayes Thomas Harris, butcher
24 Jarman B. W., upholsterer
22 Knott William, bootmaker
20 Burr James H., baker

......... herc is Chantry lane leading to Bromley common .........

18 & 16 Turner C., ironmonger & leather seller
16 Telephone Call Office
14 Wise Frederick, butcher
12 Saunders Mrs., tobar.conist
10 Barnard Frederick G.
8 Whaley Mrs.
2 Willatt E. G., cycle maker

......... here is Bloomfield road .........

........ here is .Addison road .


From Up. Gravel rd. to Bromley Common.

Left Side.

1 Smith Joshua Walter
3 Norman Ebenezer
5 Kemp Mrs.
7 Baldock Thomas E.
9 l'okely Cyrus Legg
11 Hutchinson Miss
13 Teed Harry W., Cranbourne

...... here is Bromley commwn ......

Right Side.

26 Stansfield Alfred, cycle engineer
24: Wood )1ichael
22 Campion John.
20 Clivel.y Jasper
Brmnley Common Baptist Church
6 Bird Frederick, domestIC stores

here is Gravel road


Church Lane.


From Bromley Common .



Church Road.


From 56 High st. to Glass Mill lane.

Sonth-East Side.

Cooper George, confectioner
Bromley Parish Chureh (St. Peter & St. Paul)
Wall Letter Box
Henwood Mrs., Church house
Locke George (lodge of) Church ho.

......... ltcl'e is Gla.~s .1MJl lane .........

Bromlc.1J Recreation ground (Martin's hill & the Queen's Mead)
6 Miles Joseph Dean, superintendent
recreation ground

North- West Sid".

7 Cotton GeorgeEdward,Stoberry cot.
8 Stoneham Mrs., Stoberry
9 Tait Rev. Donald, M.A. [vicar & rural dean of Bromley, hon. canon of Rochester,& surrogate],
Bromley Vicarage
10 Druett George
11 Bromley Parish Church Committee ROO1n; W.G.Sheldrake,caretaker
12 Bunyan Edward John
13 Priestley George
14 Reeve William
Post Office Telephone Service (Exchange)
16 Balls Alfred Thomas
17 White William Walter
18 Winch Frederick
19 Clifford Madame, corsetiere
19 Myall James E., insurance agent
20 Strevens Mrs. B. S. photographer
21 Ridgway & Sons. printers
22 Cook Thomas William & Co.,taiJors
23 Bridgland Jsaac
24 Bligh Henry
25 Kempson William Herbert
26 Hill Wal,ter John


Coles Child's Cottages-WIDMORE.


From 194 Widmore road,

1 Hawkins William R.
2 Dowlen Charles
3 Winterburn Thomas
4 Wiles John
5 Round William
6 Greenfield Charles


College Road.


From West street to Plaistow.

West Side.

... here is Tweedy 'road

1 Griggs Robert, Thanet
7 Newland Mrs.

!) Baker Mrs. M., Stoneylands

11 Hopkins Misses
13 Baker Barnham
15 Maby Charles

...... here is Hammelton road

17 Memess Miss
19 Damant Miss
21 Rush Miss, Clarendon
23 Wood Mrs. T. W.
25 Hopkins Miss
Withycombe William Henry, Livery stables

......... here is Farwig lane .

27 Kendall Mrs. E. wardrobe dealer
27 Evans Robert
29 Braine Robert, bootmaker
31 Roberts Fredk" coal & coke mer.
33 Browning & Son. fruiterers
35 Franklin Mrs.
37 Grout Engraving Co.

... here is Scott's mad

39 Knig-ht Frederick, fishmonger
43 Doyle Frederick John
45 Soan Samuel & Son, removal contractors
47 PodgeI' J. & Sons, builders
49 Brunning Arthur James, butcher
49 Little James, insurance agent
51 Hardy's Dairies, cowkeepers

......... lWl'eis Norgan road .........

53 Hilsden Sidn ey, hairdrssr. & confr.
55 Dean S. S. & Son, grocers
59 Axford Charles
Gowans Rev. William, B.A.camb. [vicar of St. ,Mary's. Plaistow], St. Marys Vicar St. Mary's Church
65 Pearce Mrs., Abbotsbury
69 Ford Walter
71 Bullen F. T.
73 Wheeler ,Henry
75 Hodgson Thomas E.
77 Bittleston Misses
81 Scrivenel ,}'re4er~ck John

83 Edwards Mrs.
85 Botting J. E.
87 Pope Edgar Howard
89 Mytton Frederick, WincJsorton
91 Brown Mrs. G. W.
93 Low Charles Abbott
95 Wheeler Mrs. E.
97 Goulstone William V.
99 Grimley H. W.
101 Bussell Francis
103 Carden Reginald W.

......... here is London lane

Cross and Return.

......... lwl'c is Plaistow lane .

142 Kent County Con'tlcU Domestic Economy School - Miss Isabel Duncan, superintendent
140 Irvine .Tohu, Spring Hill cottage
122 Handley Leonard
120 Welford Francis William
118 Gilliland Andrew
116 McDougall Douglas R.
114 Warrick R. C.
112 Potter James William
110 Burnham Henry
106 Harris Mrs. Frank, Church view
104 Balding Henry
102 Grout R. W.
100 Kent John P. L.
98 Pllriett Anthony William, Corby
96 Milstead Henry
94 Brookes Charles George
92 Allen Frederic John
90 Folkard Percy George
88 Bulton Mrs.

... ... ,.. here i8 Ore8cent road

86 National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children J. II. Hodge, hon. sec.; Albert Lancaster, inspector
81 Collard Montagne
82 Johnson John Robert, cycle repr
82 Johnson Mrs. J., confectioner
82 Telephone Call Office
80 Hearn Brothers, butchers
78 Griffin Mrs. C. L., fancy draper
76A Marsh Brothers, grocers
Janes William, blacksmith
76 Ford John William
76 Felce & Co., chemists
74 Davis Bert, greengrocer
72 Potter Mrs,
70 Harris Mrs.
68 Minter George
68 Minter Mrs. G., upholstre"s
66 Smith Edward
64 Marsh Brothers, grocers
62 Wood Thomas & Son, bakers & confectioners, Post office
60 Clipstone Alfred
58 Rouse Alexander
56 F.lliott Mrs .
52 Withycombe W. G.
HumerstonJames & Sons, furniture repository ,


MADRAS FLATS:


	4 	Vousden Mrs.
	2 	Cox Miss M. E.
	1 	Black Mrs.

48 	Cull E.
46 	Marsh Thomas Henry
44 	Pledger Alfred, tailor
42 	Boorman Edwin
40 	Hobbs Charles Frederick
36 	Hone Ge::>rge
34  Hadden Mrs.
32 	Barrell Allen, house agent
30  Graty Miss
28 	Saint Mrs., Darjeeling
26 	Earle Misses A. & M.
24 	Baxter William
22 	Sharp William

............ here is Glebe Road ............

20 	Martin Miss
18 	Williams Mrs. E .
16 	Pbelp Miss
14 	Stopes John H.
10 	Rymill Frank
8 	Winterbourne HenryWm.,Rochelle

......... here is Tweedy Road .........

6 	Lear George Ernest, The Nook
4 	Simmons Alfred Charles
2 	Taylor George
Bromley Elementry shoolsRo]/s- T J. Elliot, master
Girl.~ - Miss Mary Ann Harper, mistress
Infants - Miss Elizh. Churcher, mistress




Col1ege Slip.


Prom 101 Hill h .jtreet to North street
,s. College road.

1 	Marks Thomas N., builder, Cranleigh
3 	Carter James
4: 	Haynes Thomas
5 	Olley Ernest James
Bromley (}!lmna.~ti(J Hall q' Club
-F. Essex Webb, hon. sec,
f) Wills Joseph
7 	Eastwood Miss A.
8 	Moody Charles T.
9 	Riley Harry D.
	Strict Baptist Chapel
11 	Pocock George Wm., nurseryman


Coniston Road.-BROMLEY HILL


ES'.rATE.

llrom Oaklands road.
Haab E. 0., Coniston lodge
Lucas Rev. Herbert Hamilton, M.A. Glengariff
Tarleton Mrs. Tenison, Glengariff
Bromley Park Hotel-Hotel &. Land Development Co. Limited, proprs.


Corner (The).


See High Street.


Cottage Avenue.


From BretOCrY road.

Left side.

1 	Ryder William
3 	Wood Charles William
5 	Turrell John William
7 	Farley George
9 	Eaton Mrs.
11 	Boxall Clarence
13 	Skinner Edward
15 	Chainey John
17 	Anderson John
21 	Lanbury Rowland
23 	Brown George

Right side.


2 	Reeves John
4 	Epps James
6 	Yardley Richard
8 	Wren Bert
14 	Lewis George
16 	Mayman Charles
20 	Grace George
22 	Collett Edward
24 	Dunmall George




Cowper Road.-BnOMLEY COMMON.


Left Side-from' Walpole road.

26 Lane Jasper
24 Cooper Albert
22 Greenaway Josiah B.
20 Monger Harry John
18 Isard Thomas George
16 Butler Wm.& Jas., fencing contrtrs
14 Ludlow Albert Henry, decorator

.. ....... h€re is Bloomfield road .........

Bloomfield Laundry

......... here is Addison road .........

12 	Thompsett Frederick James
10 	Brenchley Harold
8 	Collins George
6 	Eade William Edward
4 	Sharp Frederick
2 	Walter William 

Cross and Return.

Whitehall Recreation Ground

9 	Botten Henry John
11 	Pearson Henry
13 	Robb Edgar
15 	Preskett Thomas William
17 	Townsend Richard
19 	Honey William
21 	Hutton Christopher H.
23 	Taylor George
25 	James George Frederick
27 	Steward John
29 	Groves John
31 	Miller Henry
33 	Flux Stuart
35 	Latter John Edward
37 	Seadon Edwin Robert
39 	Mann John W.
43 	Petty John
45 	Town George
47 	Winter Thomas
49 	Harding Alfred William
51 	Jenkins John
53 	Allaston Charles
55 	Butler James
57 	Ingram Thomas
59 	Doggett George
61 	Dray Edward William. laundry
	Sales Joseph, The Lodge
	Whitehall Recreation Ground



Crescent Road.-Pr.AIsTOW.


Right Side-from College road.

4 	Marriott Frederick, Lyndhurst
6 	Riddle J. R. 
8 	Brewer J. H.
14 	Carter Arthur
14 	Feldmar Mrs., costumier
16 	Kemp Mrs., Camville

...... here 'is AldermA1Jl'?Jroad

20 	Wright Robert James
22 	Hodge John Henry, solicitor & commisioner for oaths
24 	Morgan-Smith Rev. Gerald Oscar, B.A.[curate of St.Mury, Plaistow]
26 	Gooding Harry Lawrence, F.L.A.A.accountant, & registrar of marriages, Fairholme
28 	Elliott Arthur H.
30 	Clark Amos
32 	Devlin Robert
32A Aught Henry, The Limes
34 	Wilks Albert
36 	Golds Henry
38 	Bertolla Ernest, Roza cottage
40 	Guthrie Richard, Eden cottage
42 	Shepherd Thomas, Rio cottage
44 	Hutchinson Thomas
46 	Berry Mrs., Mead villas

...... here is footpath to BTufft(i'!/ ......

48 	Hare Miss
50 	Carrington George Henry
52 	Davis William Joseph
54 	Rolfe Alfred Charles, agent Prudential Assurance Co. Limited
56 	Howell Henry John
58 	Odom Mrs.
62 	Betts Mrs.
64 	Britten Miss
66 	Marke William
68 	Stacy Edgar William

Cross and Return.

25 Warren Walter R., Clovelly
21 Galton William
19 Cornwall Edward Henry
17AUridge Mrs.
17 Thomas F. Lewis, prof. of music
15 Hawley Robert H. T., St. Auby'~s
15 Hawley George H. T., St. Aubyns
13 Rose H. J.
11 Wood Misse s
9 Brown Wm;Thos.,·N ewnham house
7 Green Henry
5 Holt Ernest G., Dunster
Wall Letter Box

......... 1tel'e is Cmnb,.idge rd..........

1 Grubb Herbert Charles, Giswyl


Croft Road.


From 12 Nichol lane.

Left side.

1 N ett1eingham Edgar
3 Bennett Frederick
5 Ford Percy Charles
7 Triggs George
1l Fuller William
11 Muncey Ernest S.
13 Hicks Mrs.
15 Saker Robert
17 Kimber Percy
19 Burton Walter
21 Hobday Frederick John
23 Crossland Harry
25 Coppin George William
27 Seal EHas Charles
29 Waters Charles Edgar
31 Andrews Stephen James
33 Bray Thomas H.
35 Road Alfred Leonard
37 Aby John William
39 Ives John William
41 Jenkins William Henry
43 Hood Samuel Frederick

Right side.

2 Till Horace George, coal merchnt
4 Upton Harry Bernard
6 JChamberlain Alfred
8 Brown George
10 Jones John Picton
12 Chapman Harry
14 Martin Sidney Henry
16 Fassam Edward
18 Sharman Mrs.
20 Brett Walter
22 State George William
24 Huckle John
26 Hornsby J1Jrnest
28 Doyle Joseph S.
30 Mortimer Horace
32 Cook James
34 Taylor James Lennox
36 Luck William Henry
38 Guyon Miss

40 Leeds Percy
42 Smith George
44: Bullingham William
46 Rands Aug. jobbing gardener
46 Denny Miss, needle worker
LAMP POST LETTER Box


Cromwell Avenue-MASONS Hn,L.


Left side.

1 Marley William
2 Crothall George Arth ur
3 Bolton Frederick
5 Soames Rev. Henry Aldwin, M.A., Lyncroft
6 Ruegg' Henry, Sycamore house
Bromley Cottage Hospital- Herbt. James !lott, M.D., C.M.,M.R.C.S..
Alimd E. Price, M.D., ~f.S.,
Charles Wcstbrooke GrantWilson, M.D., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
Cecil Ernest Millington Lewis, M.A., M.D., B.o.camb., M.R.C.S. Eng., L.R.c.p.Lond.. 
Sidney R. H. Mathews, L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S.,
Arthur F. G. Codd, M.B., F.R.C.B., & J. H. Yolland,
M.R.C.S., L.S.A., medical officers;
George Russell Edey, L.D.S. Eng., dental surgeon'; Hugh
James Moore Play fair, M.D. Lond., lIf.n., M.R.c.p.Lond., F.R.c.s.Eng., D'Arcy Power,
F.R.C.S. & Frederic Francis Burghard, M.D., M.s.LOnd.,
F.R.C.S.Eng., hon. consulting
surgeons; John Phillips, M.D., F.R.C.P., hon. consulting obstetric
physician; Howard Henry Tooth, M.D., F.R.C.P., C.MG., hon.
consulting physician; Herbert
Willoughby Lyle, M.D., B.S.
Lond., F.R.C.S.Eng., F.Z.S., han.
consulting ophthalmic surgeon;
GeorlJ:e Edey, han. consulting dental surgeon; Matron, .Miss
A. Carter; R6ii. Secretary, J. Y.
Hay; Hon. Assistant Sec., G.
T. P. M. Ladyinan; Hon.
Treasurer. T. C. Dewey, J.P.
LAMP POST LETTER Box

...... here is footpath to.Hayes .......

Simon Charles Victor, Gladwyn
Bodle E. W. C., Somerton
Uzlelli Marcus, Ravensleigh
Ashton Pearson, Whitefriars
Maggs P. H., Belstone
Beer Stanley G., Tressillian

Right side.

... ... ... here is Pinewood road

4 Sear Ernest Edward, W oodthorpe
6 Weekes M. G., Edge hill
8 Arnold Richard, Redcot
10 Shaw Cecil R., Stanbury
12 Cramer Albert F., Highview
14 BindIey Frdk. C. W.; Micklehurst
16 Hayman:L. C., Hillshoro'
18 Cave Alan George, Sandys
Hobbs Miss, Hillside
Woodham Henry Geo., The Croft


Cross Road.-BROMLEY COMMON.


From Valtiey rd. to Upp. Gr ·d.

Left side. . .

3 Abbott Miss Annie, laundress
4 Probitts Frederick .
5 Drew Miss
6 Andrews Mrs. H.
7 Lane Mrs.
8 Smith Montagu G.
9 Lawrence Capt, Wm. (late R.A.)

Right side.

GARDEN COTTAGES:

1 Field George William
2 Whitehead Arthur
3 Boxall Charles William
4 Odell Arthur
5 Collins George
Jackson Leonard A., Langton
Jackson Albert, Fairthorne .


Crown Lane. -64 BROMLEY Co~nroN.


Left side.

3 Harmer Richard, builder
5 Alexander William .
7 Longden Miss
9 Hills Ernest
11 Thomas William Henry
13 Forsdike Stanley Lee
15 Hedgecock William John
l7 Avis Heiny Thomas ...

19 Harmer Walter
21 Haughton Cecil
23 Downing William
25 Kiugswood J. R.
27 N oe William
29 Choat Henry
31 Rich Walter James
33 Pond George
Acworth Alvin Richard, Emsworth
Mitchell Alexander, Tallandra

......... herc is Victoria road ........

35 Squelch Henry
37 Brown George Ernest
39 Rowe Mrs.
43 Steer Arthur
45 Norman Charles Henry
47 Lain g Mrs. L.
49 Taylor Mrs.
51 Wharrie Henry J:tllies
53 National Deposit Friendly Society (Bromley Common District) -William Watson Gomer, sec.
53 Gomer William Watson
55 Inch James
57 Granger Alexander Thomas
59 Graty Walter
63 Ferrar Miss
65 Cox Joseph William
67 Burr William Thomas
69 Gover Mrs.
71 Miles John
75 Gransden Frederick George
77 Pope Alfred
81 Roffe Tom
85 Carver John
87 Langrish Harold
89 George Charles
91 Cocb William, Stanley villa
93 Williams William John
95 Hedworth Harold Charles
109 Reuthe Gustavus, nurseryman
111 Trayler Miss .
113 Tong Mrs.
115 Love George
117 Grimmo Mrs.
129 Granger Robert Lagdon
131 Howard F.
133 Edwards Frederick
135 Hyson II.
137 Wharton Mrs. A. M.
139 DunmaIl Harry Robert
141 March Arthur Samuel
143 Faulkner Mrs. W.
145 Long D.
147 Lewis J.
149 Louie J. C.
151 Burbidge William Ernest,

......... here is SalisbarY road :.. ::... :

[Letters through Bickley Postal District.)
153 Lee William
155 'White Charles, cab proprietor
157 Cocks Mrs .
159 Andrew Ambrose
165 Goode George Alfred, Brookside

...... here is TUrpington lane ......


Cumberland Roa.d.


Fl'Oln Westmoreland road.

Left side.

Bartrum Stanley. Coniston

......... here is jJurltam avenue ........

Fischer Louis W. H., Rydall
Wiinsche Max Otto, Oakdene
13 Peters William Edward, Sylvadene

cross and return.

Harley Theodore, Broughton
Stern Edmund, Cintra
Lamp Post Letter Box

......... here is Durltam avenue .........

Jenkins William, Cumberland house
Williams Robert E., Westcott
Selby Edgar, The Homestead
Squire Alfred Hugh Knight LL.B. Loud., Whitegarth


Denmark Road, 85 WUHWRE RO.a.D.


Left side.

1 Leeves Frank
2 Payne Frederick George
3 Hearn William Henry
4 Ashby Thomas .
6 Towell Harry
erOS! and Return.
7 Prosser Miss, Minshull
8 Ryder Albert L.


Devonshire SQuare.


PrD7n 137 Masons Hill.


1 Monckton Charles G.
2 Stanley William Henry
3 Palin Mrs.

4 Woods Austin
5 Pearman William J.
6 Fowle William
7 Whiffin William
8 Longhurst John, chimney sweep
9 Davies Frederick, shopkeeper
10 Blanchard Robert
11 Cook Augustus Charles
12 Haffenden John
]3 Adams Wm.
14 Bayley Frank


Durham Avenue--SOUTH HILLROAD.


Right 8ide from Durham Road.

2 Bower G. C., New Cluay
4 Herbert Rawson, Woodbury
6 ReIman Charles, Redcliffe
8 Smytbson Sydney, Chilton
10 Brown Arthur, Mount Ellison

.. , ... here is IVinchester road .

......... here is Cumberlund roati .........

28 Routh Miss, Nyetimber
30 Johnston Henry, St. Reverne
42 Stotesbury John S., Whitbourne
48 Ward Sydney A., Rozelle
50 Vernon Mrs., Inglewood

Cross and return,

2G Cooper Mrs. Northfield
23 Freeman George Robert, Keswick
19 Cooper Stanley, Laney
17 Osmond Miss, St. Vincent
15 Durbridge Ernest
13 Cazeaux James, Lulworth
11 Kurtz Mrs., Hill bouse

....... here is Cumberland road ........

9 White Frank
j
EarnShaw Miss t
7· Earnshaw Alfred I Wilmington
Edward )
[) Sir Henry W., Wychwoou
3 Viney C. r., Dartmouth
Pillar LetteT Bow


Durham Roa.d.


Right side-From Westmoreland road  to Durham avenue.

Walter James W., Warlaby lodge
'fow~e Clifford, Braunton
ridmarsh Edwin Russell, St, Peter's
Hubbard Thomas R., Leecroft
Miller Durie, Innisfallen
Scholefield Misses, lvonhurst
Covell Stanley Claude, Brantwood

Cross and Return.

...... here is Durham avenue

Pillar Letter Box
Clapham Athol E., Glengarry
Flashoff Rudolf, The Birches
5 Winder Reuben, Larkfield
Clark Charles, Craigievar


Ea.st Street.-BItOMLEY.

From lIfarket square to 8. E. C.

Railway Station (Bl'omley North).
West Side.
1 Buckland George, florist & fruitr.
17 General Post Office-Major J. Compton, postmaster; George Sumners, superintendent
17 Telephone Call Office

.. .......... here is West .~treet............

BAXTER, PAYNE & LEPPER,
auctioneerfl, valuers,estate, house & agricultural agents; & at Beckenham & 69 King William street E C
19A Bnnker Alfred John, tobacconist
21 Graty Walter, builder
23 Mundy H. registry office for st'rvants
23 PuUar J. & Sons, dyers-H. Mundy, agent
25 Mortlock & Son,picture frame mas.
~7 Spooner John
(The Bromley Drill Hall
I Head· (j)'s. 5th Battalion rlIe Queen's Own (Royal West Kent) .Regiment (l'erl'itm'ial PVl'ct'); Lt .. Col. F. A. Frazer, I Commanding; Capt. W. E. I.
I ButlerBowdon,Adjutant; Lieut.
1 H.Cooke, Quartermaster; Major
27 C. Douglas Clark, commanding I A Company; 2nd Lieut. G.C.B. Jenyns, A Company; Capt. R.
I E. Satterthwaite:' commanding I B Company; Lieuts. J. G.
Lepper & J. H. Hay, B ComI pany; Sergt.-Major W. J. Osborne; A.Reynolds, sergeant instructol'

31 Carter,Pftterson & Co., Ltd.,carriers
31 rlhappell Frederick
31 Scarbrough T. F. & W., carvers & gilders
33 Burr Mrs.
33 Pearl Life' Assurance Co. Ltd. (Francis Dean, district supt)
33 Humerston James & Sons, cyclt>mas
35 & 37 HumerstonJas.&Sons,uphlstrs
39 Strong & Sons Limited, printers, billposters & c.
39 Booking Office for Entertainments (Strong & Sons Limited)
39 Brom ley and Di$trict Time.'
39 Beckenham. and Di8trict l~mes
39 Kentish District Times Co. Ltd.
41 Bromley 9" Ora?/8 Co-operatit;e Society Limited, John Robert Santer, sec.
43 Bradford IIollse Laundry receiving office
45 Railwa1j Hotel, Herbert T. Payne

... hereare j\{ort1t8t. '0' l1L'eed!Jrd

East Side.

58 Mowats Limited, fishmongers
56 CARTER, LAW & LEECH, auctioneers, house & estate
agts.& survyrs.(& at Shortlands)
56 West Kent Registry Office (Mrs. Fry)
54 Brown Miss R. A., confectioner
54 Telephone Call Office
52 Bromley 0' Crays Co-operative Society Limited,boot department
52A Oakes William George,costumier
52A Bourdon W.
50 World's Stores Limited (The)
48 DAVIES CHARLES & SON, . bakers & confectioners
46 Bromley Loaal Guide and Adcertlser - C. A. Hopper, proprietor  Hopper Charles Allen, printer
44 Barber Robt., ladies' & gents' tailr
42 Barton William Henry, chemist
40 Smith Arthur John. fruiterer
39 Kirby Geo:Edwd., watchmaker, & c.
38 Corbett William George, oilman
34 Ingles James, harness maker
32 Mayhew Wm. Hallett, fishmonger
30 Teverson Reginald A., butcher
28 East8t1Tet Hall[ OpenBrethren]
26 Phillips A. E., bootmaker
24 Butler H. L., butcher
22 Walter & Co., grocers
20 Central Hairdressing Rooms
18 Homary Allan Ernest, tobacconist
18 Telephone Call Office
16 Larcombe Frank Wm. dining rooms

........ here is SOfttlt Street .........

14 Sills Mrs. Elizh., tobacconist, & c.
12 Abel FrederiekRobert,confectioner
10 Hambleton Edward William, furniture dealer
	Bourdon W. & Co. Limited, automobile & cycle works
6A Tyue Main Coal Co. Ltd. (The)
6 Hinton G. H., confectioner
4 Mitchell Benjamin, jeweller
4 Shallard, Fendt & Co., dyers & cleaners, Post Office buildings
4 Marke' William (late Thomas Mersh), coal & coke merchant
2 Knight Mrs., draper


Edward Road.-SUNDRIDGE PARK,


Froln 65 Plaistow lane.

Left Side.

Pillar Letter Box 

1 Phillips Charles, Parknasilla
3 Smith Samuel Arthur, Dunluchin
5 Wishart Miss. Mount Hill
7 Banks Charles W. (Ivyholme)
9 Bottome Mrs. (The Oaks)
13 Duttson ·Wm. Henry, Southwood
13 Britton W. Kenneth, Southwood
'Freeman,Edmund, Lensden
Shire Robert Walter, Wyreema
Cbater F. Clive, Oak Hatch

\ ~i(JlttSMe.

............ here lS Lodge road .

Palmer: Misses, Green cottage
Von Berger Charles, Karlsruhe .
Lindley-Jones W., F.R~G.S., J.P. (mayor of Bromley),Park Wood
12 Armstrong' Rev. F. W. [Presbyterian],- Dunivaig'
14 Irby Paul Aubert
16 Glanvill Benj. Andrew, Buxted 10
Munday Phillip. Whitecroft
Henderson Alexander, Ardullie
Moxon Reginald, Stretton



Elliott Road.


Fr01n 103 Sf)ldhlands road.

Left Side.

1 Pinchin William
1 Pinehin Miss, dressmaker
3 Jupp Henry
5 Fairman John
7 Nicholls Harry
9 Humm Henry W
Slack Henry Elliott, laundry
11 Webster Frederick William
13 Graham Miss
15 King' Henry
17 Stace C. F.
19 Ede .James
21 Carter Thomas
23 Trigg Edwd. & Sons, dyers & clnrs
25 Hockley & Craker, , Clarence laundry
25 Hockley Mrs.
27 Craker Charles
29 Trigg Ernest
31 BuntingEdwd.,vermin exterminatr
31A Queentisber Flour Co. Limited (The), flour factors
33 Edwards James Miles
35 Doggett Ernest
37 Sunnucks George
39 Hills Robert

Cross and Return.

3R Coles G.
36 Revens George
32 Elliott Charles William
30 AttIe George .
28 Page William
26 Hickmott Albert
24 Reece Albert Edward
22 Charles John P.
20 Lewsey Henry
18 Batchelar W. J.
16 Ellis Frederick William
8 Clark Beauford
6 Adams Edward Lewis
St. Luke's .Mission Room S- J.1Jen's Hoy,·Club Room - E.Miller, sec.


Elmfteld Park.


From 18 Elmfield )'oad.

I Powell Henry
2 Hipwood Charles
3 :Neale Charles
4 Nealefred, A solicitor & commissioner for oaths
5 C~~a~ Tbomas Henry


Elmfield .Road.-HrGH STREET


Left Side.

here is' Holwood rd .

1 Payne Douglas, Ashcroft
5 Crossfield Talbot K., Clare Croft
7 Hendry Rohert, Sundown
11 Lyle Herbert Willoughby, M.D., B.B.LOnd., F.R.C.S.Eng., . ~'.z.S., ophthalmic surgeon
13 Scott Mrs., N essdale
15 Relton ArthurJohn, Charleville
19 Gillett Fred, The Pines
21 Connell nharles R.
23 Townend Thomas Senior,Harringay
25 Todd C. H. Reid, Tankelville
27 Kelly F. J., Lynsted
31 Herrington Miss·
33 Allen Mrs. R.
35 Howard John
37 Allen Mrs. A. M.
39 Alldis Miss F., dress maker

here is Bl'omley Railway 8tatioll

Cross ana return.

30 Bromley High School (Girls Publio Day school Trl1,,~t Limited), Fern Bank, Miss Hodge, M.A., head mistress
28 Walker Alfred, Oakdenc 26 Boreham Mrs., Colina
24 AShafto Rev. G. H. [Wesleyan], The Hawthorns
24  Rennie James, Elmfield bouse
22 Macgowan Edward
20 Barnes Joseph

Pillar Letter Box

.. ....... here is Elm.ji.eld park

18 Emden Mrs. Alfred~ Elmfield lodge
16 Fowle Misfl Beatrice, Marrick
12 Hicks Albert S., Stoneleigh
10 Tweedy Mrs., Pendower
8 Tborpe Mrs. .
6 Neame Stuart, Halliford
4 Medhurst Frederick, Hartfield
2 Hughes Frederick J., solicitor and com. for oaths, Bonchurch
2 Hughes Ernest Fre

Elstree Rd.-BRQ].lJ,EY HILL ESTATE.

Ethelbert Road.-13 HIGH STREET.

1 Darby Frederick Samuel,Hill Brow Smyth Mrs. C.
3 Smyth William James Dobson, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P,
5 Ellis Mrs .. Ethelbert lodge
7 Walker James Edward, solicitor & commissioner for oaths,Ravcnswood
11 Hill Alfred, Belle Vue
17 Moon Henry James Joseph Galton


Exmouth Road.


From 57 MasoNs Hill.

Left side.

1 Norton MIS.
3 Osborne Rev. Stanley Ernest, M.A. [curate of Bromley]
Right side.
2 Mason Mrs., Redholme
4 Smith Mrs.
6 Ladds Cyril J. W.


Fairiiold Road.


From London lane.

. Left Side.

1 Pawson Ralph
3 Porter Clifford E. .J.
5 Rendall George Frederick
9 de Montagnac Louis Ivan
11 Levey Ralph
13 Branscombe J. R.., St. Margarets
15 Scott Capt. T. A.
17 Pine-Coffin Richard
19 Bacon Charles M.,Rosalind
21 Bryant Ernest James
23 McCalman Hugh
25 Mobsby Henry James
27 Trower Harry
29 Cooke Henry
31 Pearce Walter George
Plaistow Voluntary Schools - Alfred Williams, head master

Right Side.

Tuer Joseph Barnes, Kanata
36 Hunt Herbert John
38 Benoy Frederick
40 Wilkins Frank
42 Bellamy Herbert
44 Duffett Ernest
46 Bartlett Lionel Arthur
48 Blake Alfred P.


Farnaby Road.


From Beckenham lane.

West Side.

3 Jayes George Hflrris, Enderby
7 Gaskin George Henry
11 Taylor Mrs, E. S.
13 Smith Bert
15 Lewin Miss
17 Davey Mrs. Elizabeth
19 Watling MISS
Lamp Post Letter Box
21 Kennaway Cecil William
23 Hopkins Hugh Edward
25 Winchester Joseph James
27 Christie Theodore
29 Hoehs Ernest E.
31 Edwards Arthur Irons
33 Giles William Charles
37 Grove George Lindsay
39 Lockstone Capt. C. F.
4l Gimblett Frank J., surveyor; Meadowcroft
43 Besant Arthur Robert
45 Driscoll William John
47 Kettle Ernest Albert, Littlefieid
61 Beresford Edwin Ernest
63 Williams Cyril Graham
65 Warrens E. R. Cabell
67 Rudge William Meyrick, sen,

ElL8t Side.

2 JupJ.l John, Hill Croft
4 Taylor W. R., Briar Bank
6 Williamson Fredk. Hy.Sherbrooke
8 Towneley Frederic Charles
10 Logan Frederick
12 Adams Gerald J ..F.,F.R.G.s.,Kitsilano
14 Duke John Frederick
20 Farrar James
22 Scobell Miss
24 Peake Miss
26 Perrott Finch
28 Brown Albert Henry
30 Barham William Samuel
32 Cha pm an James

34 Wyborn John :Middleton
36 Selwyn Mrs
38 Emms Arthur Charles
40 Wilks Miss
42 Cox Percy Stuart,
46 Carr Misses
48 Hancock George Thomas
50 Taylor Thomas Edwin


Farwig Lane.


London Road to College Road.

NorthSide.

1 Hart William
3 Richards Mrs.
5 Knappett David
7 Deadman Da vid, builder & decrtr.
9 Rogers Edward
11 Harris Robert, gardener
]3 Knight Frederick, dining rooms
15 Stembrid~e John Jas., general dlr.

......... here is Weston grove .........

17 Heath Henry, butcher
19 Deadman Mrs. C., shopkeeper
21 Lee Mrs., greengrocer
23 Leach James & Co., bootmakers
25 Hagley & Green, fancy drapers & confectioners
27 Brown Mrs. Frederick, general shop

......... here is .11£ooreland road .........

29 Pearce & Co., grocers
31 Bacon J. & Son, bakers
Rickner George. 
3 White's cots
Julian Charles, 
4-
Oswald Mrs., 5"
33 Palin Milbert, builder & decorator
35 Knight Thomas, bootmaker
37 Chance Thomas
39 Blltcher Mrs.
41 Hatch Charles Henry, jun.
43 Golds William
45 Budgen Edward
47 Standing John
49 Henderson H., chimney sweep
51 Muffett Charles
51 Muffett Miss Eliza, dressmaker
53 Lane Frank
55 Soan George
57 MMon Walter
59 Crowhurst Sydney John
61 Dunmall William
Ellis Charles, Ann's cottages
63 Hills E,
65 Cole Frank, china repairer
67 Davis John
69 Threadgold Edward J.
71 Saunders Herbert
73 Buckland Alfred
75 Leach James & Son, bottie dIrs.
75 Leach Miss Muriel, nurse
77 Chitty Arthur
79 Chance Thomas
81 Harris Robert
8H Soan George, jun.
85 Knight James
87 Wilkins William Jabez
89 Seal Alfred
91 Osborn George Edward
93 Dent Charles George
95 Colesworlhy Stanley, confectioner and newsagent
97 Ji'arwig ATJns, Edmund Ingl~

...... here is College Road .........

South Side.

78 Withycombe Wm. Hy., beer reUr.
76 Withycombe W; H., cab proprietor
74 Wheatley Harry
72 Mepham William
70 Podger Abel
m~ Gregory Robert Charles
66 Boghurst Alfred
64 Kimber Albert John
62 Bremmer Frederick
60 Newberry William
58 Julian Ernest
56 Slow Mrs.
Plaistow Hygienic Model Hand Laundry (The)
52 Greenwood Thomas
50 Avis George
48 Stringer Stephen
46 Humphrey Albert
44 Chnrch 'Morris
42 Vickerman Charles
40 Saunders Ernest

1 Turner James 1
2 Smith William
3 Rugby William I Morum
4 Aspinall Mrs. ( cottages
5 Mitehell Albert J
6 Hoskins Alfred
Marshall Mark, timber. merchant & fencing contractor. Telephone No. 409 Bromley

24 Witherall Ernest
24 Soan Samuel & son, removal contractors; depository
22 King Mrs.
22A Jones William'
20 Asker Fr~derick
16 Carreck Mrs. H. N., wardrube dlr
St. Marys Plaistow, Church Hall


Fashoda Road.


From 129 Southlands road.

Leit Side.

St. Swithun's Cat/wHo Glmra1~
11 Holton William
13 Baker George Richard
15 Neale Edmund
17 Dunford William

Right Side.

	McLeod Mrs. Alfred, laundry
	Mungeam Charles Richd., Tweed cot
	Havard Charles Philip, Lambourne
	Waters Henry, Fernlea
	Lord Francis; Westleigh
	King James, Shebbear
	Bates James, Grasmere
	Abbott Mrs., Elmfield
	Hasnip Albert, Elmdene
	Southgate Henry, }'iildreth
	Hart Allen, The Myrtle
	Head Ernest Osborne Albt ..Bournville
	Rogers George William, Glendalough
	NevilleJames, Coveney






Florence Road. - COLLEGE FIELD.


From 51 Tweedy road to Glebe road.

East side.

2 	Jarrett Levi
4 	Winter Arthur
6 	Brown Horace
8 	Aiken Miss Edith
10 	Bailey Archibald
12 	Lockwood Mrs.
12 	Lockwood Miss M., dressmaker
14 	Williams Mrs.
16 	Payne Henry, sen,

West side.

1 	McLeod Walter James
8 	llamsden Charles ,
5 	Tho~pson Joseph-,-
7 	Newton John
9 	Barlow Ernest


Florence Villas.


See Homesdale Road.


Foxbury Road.


From Nichol lane to Groft road.

Left Side.

1 	Payet EGbert, provision dealer
1 	Grey Alfred
3 	Oakley Henry
5 	Page Walter
7 	Tolhurst James
9 	Broome John
11 	Lockerbie Mrs.
13 	Goodge William
15	Harbar Harry
17 	McCarthy John Charles
19 	Harding William
21 	Champion Thomas
25 	Green William Charles
27 	Poola Arthur
29 	Maisey Alfred George
29 	Maisey Mrs. Helen, dressmaker
31 	Osborn Bertram Percival
33 	Smith Richard
33 	Smith Mrs., furrier
35 	Lane John
37 	Funnell Harry
39 	Haffenden George .
	The Sundridge Park Workmg Men's Club & Institute-W. White steward
41 	Broom Gilbert
43 	Park Alfred
45 	Crouch James
47 	Shergold Thomas John
49 	Lawley John
51 	Muncey Henry
53 	Blackburn Robert Charles
55 	Phalo Edward George

Right Side.

2A 	Edwards Charles, bootmaker
2 	Miller Henry
4 	Godden Benjamin John
6 	Wilson William Edward
8 	Darvill William
10	Ford William Edward
12 	Seal Walter,
14 	Eliff Harrr

16 	Munday George Ernest
18 	Johnson David
20 	Thompson Henry Francis
22 	Hodges John
26 	Barnard George William
28 	White Mrs.
30 	Janes Frederick Thompson
32 	Hind Willia.m


Freelands Grove, 19 FRRELANDS ROAD.


Left Side.

1 	Prall Oscar
2 	Martin William
3 	Wallis Joseph
4 	Walker Richard George
5 	Poole James
6 	Brown A. & H., greengrocers
7 	Brown James
8 	Hart Jdmes

......... here is lIaxtead road .........

crOSS and Return.

	St. JoAn's Parish Room
9 	Martin Peter, chimney cleaner
10 	Emblen Alfred
11 	Bexley Harry Ernest
12 	Lobb Thomas
13 	Webb Arthur
14 	Harvey Sidney
15 	Ridley George
16 	Lefley Walter Edward Breti, ren in Cllrist (Jlleeting Room)
17 	Shergold James
18 	Attwood Mrs.
19 	Thompson William Henry


Freelands Road.


left Side - from 109 Widmore road.

1 Payne :Mrs., aparts., Rhodesia
a Cholmeley Mrs., Hawthornden
fi Nash Frank Reynolds
7 Walmsley William
9 Trevett Frederick Joseph.
11 White Lewin John Brand
13 Wood Miss F. L.
15 Rapley Mrs.

........... here is Pal,k road ...............

17 Hardy's Dairies, cowkeepers
19 Wood Selby, Belmont
19 Wood Selby & Son, riding masters .& motor jobmasters

...... ,. here is Freelands Grove ., .. ,.;,.

21 Scott Charles
23 Cooper A. H;
25 Pearce William Thomas
27 Cousins L. J., sign writer
29 Woodhams George

......... here is Plymouth road .

31 Fl'eelands Tavern, John Slade
33 Hosler David, grocer, Post office
3i Slawson Miss, confectioner .
37 Hammond Geo. & Sons, plmbrs. &  c.
39 Allen George & Sons, bakers and confectioners
39 Telephone Call Office
41 Hearn Brothers, butchers

............ here is Henry stl·eet ............

43 	Cheel George Henry
45 	Morgan Robert
47 	Wiggins James
49 	Hull James
51 	Marchant Amos
53 	Fraser John, carpenter
55 	Austen Miss
57 	Ralph Hugh
59 	Russell Thomas, french polisher
61 	gaston Albert Percv
03 	Lockey W. H. .
65 	Walters Miss EnidM.,M.B.,B.s.L(>nc1.
67 	Oakley Robert Gordon
G7 	Oakley Miss Edith, teacher of pianoforte
69 	Withers Miss 

Cross and Return,

76 	Burnett Inspector-General Thomas Smith, R.N.( ret.), F.R.C.S., Eirianfa
74 	Dusseris Mrs.
72 	Bannister Archie B.
70 	Edwards Herbert Cecil
68 	Jefferies Reginald Stanley, Saxonhurst
66 	Wiss Mrs.
66 	Wiss Miss F., costumier
64 	Darby William Henry
62 	Bishop Mrs.
58 	Balding George
56 	Dann Samuel
54 	Moon Wallace
50 	Worth George
48 	Roden Alfred
46 	Mumford William, job master
46 	Fraser Miss A., nurse
44 	Underhill .James

42 Hugo John
40 Farley Frederick William
38 Fassam Edward David
36 Goble Henry William
3! Williams Ernest
32 Marchant James William
30 Hammond Alfred

...... here is Upper Park road

Trinity Presbyterian Church
20 Morum Amos, Lochwood
18 Whitfin William Stanley
16 How Mrs. James
14 Lamb Robert
12 COrflOck David Stroud, solicitor
10 Carlyon Mrs.
6 Furness John
6 Head Mrs. Sarah, tailoress
England & Furness, florists & nurserymen, Freelands Road nurseries
4 Payne George H.

Wall Letter Box


Garden Cottages.


See 0ross Road.


Garden Lane.-SUNDRIDGE PARK


Prom Garden T'oad.

Peach Charles
Alder Tom
Ashby W. J., Nursery co' lage
Joyce William
Sundridge Park Nursery


Garden Road - SUNDRIPGE PARK,


From Plastow lune.

Left Side.

1I0tt, Grant. 'Wilson, Henshaw l~
Hott, physicians & surgeons, Hamlegro
110tt Cyril Herbert Thomas, M.A., :M.B.. B.c.carob., 1II.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
Lond., physician &. surgeon, Hamlegro
Marriott Thomas F., Cantley
Hakewill George, Cotterbury
1 Seaward Percy, Tantallon
3 Evans Rev. W. Justin [Cong.J, Emlyn
r, Jackel Alfred Theodore, The Homestead
7 Rush Sydney, Milroy
9 Spence William Alex., Stratheden
Whyte William John, Narbethong
Beck Frederic Walter, Foxlow

...... here is footpath to Grove park ...

Todd Frank, Woodbury
Hay William R. G., East Hopes
Hudson Frederic, n.A., solicitor,
Thorn Braes
Bath Richard, Wansunt
Sundridge Park Golf Club Caulfeild·Stoker, hon. sec.

Right Side.

2 	Golding James, Cairnbank
4 	Garden Geo. Stanhope, Rubislaw
6 	Matthews Harold H., Upoa
8 	Best Frank, Beechdale
10 	Harrison Edward Jas., White cot.
12 	Marsh Rohert, Wilford
14 	Pollock John, North Wyke
16 	MacLennan John, Solva
18 	Sayer Geoffrey, Woodfield
20 	Duttson Horace Leslie, Wycombe

LAMP POST LETTER Box


Gilbert Road.


Frlmt London lane to Morgan 'l·d.

East Side.

1 'fofield .Mrs., Rosslyn
3 Barker R. R.
5 Rendle Edward E.
7 Kinder Edward
9 Durrant William James, Bideford
11 Lavers Stanley George
13 Greenwood Stewart, Thirlmere
15 Diplock Archibald
11 Chapman James
19 Padgham C. F.
21 Harrington Mrs., Elmhurst

South Side.

25 Martin Mrs.
27 Ewell E. G.
29 Murrin Sydney Stanley
31"'Cowdry Arthur
33 Stonehouse Mrs.
35 Walmsley William

WALL LETTER Box

West Side.

Pierce Hugh, Bletchingly
2 Pearson Henry
4: Harris W. J.
G Andrews Arthur Riehl!. S.,Cl~velly

8 Brearey Henry
10 Bunting Henry Williamson
12 Gursey Herbert E.
14 Fuller J. O.

North Side.

18 Bullen Miss
20 Sprinks Oliver
22 Beavan Frederick William
24 Haythornthwaite Robert W.


Gladwell Road.


Prom. Burnt Ask lane.

Rig Itt Side.

4 North John Henry
6 Wells Charles
8 Frost Herbert
10 King John
12 Knights Robert
14 Sancto Robert Charles
Clare James, White cottage

Left Side.

S Cullimore William Frederick
7 Bridger Charles
9 Mitchell William Joseph
11 Rowatt Arthur
13 Amery Charles
15 Mace Charles
17 Piggott James
19 Crake Alfred
21 Brister George
23 Bartholomew George


Glass Mill Lane.


From Churolt rd. to Queen's Mead rd.

2 Collins Mrs., Mill Vale
4 Dodge Edward
5 Elliffe Albert

............ here is footpath to Bromley

Recreation Ground .. .....
Wall Letter Box


Glebe Road.-COLLEGE ROAD.


From 20 College road to Station road. 

South Side. 

2 Hulberston Stanley George
4 Aver Nathaniel
6 Burgess George
8 Hendrey William
10 Edwards William
12 Wood Percy James, house decorator & plumber

.. ....... here is Florence road

14 Churchett George
16 Tomes Charles
18 Seller Mis.,
20 Portlock Harry
22 AveneIl Alfred
26 Tharkway Mrs.
26 Lenora Madame, costumier
28 Burden David, Abberdale
30 Mann William Curtis
32 Burton Mrs. C. E.

......... here is Station road

North Side.

43 Young Adam
4] Durrant Alvaria Elmy
39 Jones Misses
37 Bacon Mrs.
35 Towell Miss
33 Caun Mrs.
31 Howard Miss
29 Richards Mrs.
27 Edwards A. V.
25 Drake Walter
23 O!lborneMiss
21 Vickers Mrs.
19 Blacking William Thomas

....... ltm'e is Aldermory road 

LAMP POST LETTER Box

17 Gedney Charles William
15 Bailey Percy Hunt
13 Bennett H.
11 Harlridge Mrs.
9 Clissold Miss
7 Webb Ernest
5 Simms Miss E.
3 Elliott Mrs.
1 Stenning Mrs.


Godwin Road.


From H01ilesdale road t.l

Sirvard road.

West Side.

1 Kite Edward
3 Burton Harold
5 Baker John
7 Crisp Samuel John, jun.
9 Faulkner Charles
11 Self George
13 Crist Jo

] 5 Rowsell John
17 Crisp J ohu, sen.
19 Sandford Rubert Frederick
21 Smith Frederick
23 Skinner Stephe n
33 Dixon James
35 Gayfer William
37 Mannton Bertie
39 Broome Charles John
41 Williams Albert

East Side.

2 Dawes Edwin
4 Hollaway Albert
6 Milstead Albert Henry
8 Tolhurst William Alfred
10 Scudder Henry John
12 Mitchell John
14 Longford William
16 Goldsmith William
18 Isom James
20 Brown Charles
22 Golding Percy
24: Fox Arthur
26 Milstead Walter
28 Self Jesse Louis
30 Fisher John William
32 Libbeter Edward
34 Craker Herbert A.
36 Hines Ernest
38 Elliott Mrs.
40 Dunford Bert
42 Heynolds Sidnr.y Herbert, jobbing gardener
50 North Frederick
5:! Chapman Frederick Thomas
54 Whitp Thomas George


Grasmere Road - BROMLEY PARK.


From Highland road to Oakland8 rd.

East Side.

2 Slipper John H.Shipley,The Glade
West Side.

......... lt8rcis Bromley arenue ......... :

M:acColl Archibald Macgregor,
Invergloy
3 Oram Engineer;·· VlCe·Admiral
Sir Henry John, K.C.B;, F.R.S.,
St. Arvans
3 Oram Evelyn Henry Bardens, :ll,ll" n.S., F.R.C.S., physician & surgeon, St. Arvans


Gravel Pits.


From 3 jMa,8ons Idll.

Bayman William George
2 Rhipp George William
3 Paffett James Henry
4 Wood Frederick W.
5 Park Mrs.
6 Lee Henry James
7 Childs George William
8 Morgan William
9 Olarke Walter
10 Histead Mrs.
11 Brown Charles Herbert
12 Goodsell Mrs.


Gravel Road (Lt)wer)-69 BRO:l1LEY
COMMON.


Left side.

Foreman A. & C" nurserymen, The Nurseries
Foreman Charles, White lodge

......... here is RlIshey road .........

Foreman G. R., Prince's plain

.. .here i.~jootpatli to So ntltom'Ollff It ...

Read Albt. Geo.,frmr.,Scrubbs farm
Wood Benjamin, The Scrubbs
Hills Charles, The Scrubbs

Right side.

Westbrook Henry, Ripstorie
Westbrook Robert, Blenheim
Gresham Laundry (The)
1 & 2 Chidley Arthur
3 Whitehead Daniel
4 Jolley Frank George
5 Knott T. T. & Sons, florists
6 Ratcliffe J., insurance agent
7 Sargeant Arthur
8 Lee William
9 Whitehead Mrs.
10 Mitchell James
11 Collier Frederick·W .
12 Reeves Richard

.~....... ·here 'is Jackson's road ..........

14 Stansfield C. H: R., The Hollies
Bromley q'Peelwiilticin:InjectimlS
.s. Small Pox Hospital-. Philip Nicholas Randall, M.B.
(Lond.),medical supt.; MissF.K.
"" Whitmarsb,matron.Sk~·m: Corner

Bromley & Beckenham Joint Hospital Board Sanatorium - Philip
Nicholas Randall, M.B.LOnd., medical supt.; Miss D. Bayle, matron


Gravel Road (Upper).


86 Bromley Commo1i,-"toOakley road.
lA Songhurst William
2 Adams Miss
3 Field William George
4 Smith William & Sons, builders
5 Bird-ill-Hand, Alfred Dodd
6 Grayes Edward George

............ here is Cross road ............

7 Knott Thomas, jun.
8 Watson Henry
9 Richards Mrs.
10 Asker Adam
11 Smith Herbert
12 Westfold William Robert
13 Oliver Henry
14 Jackson Mrs..
15 Hammond Edward William
16 Alford Watkin
17 Jackson Walter
18 Yule Alfred

...... here is Reereation Ground 
.
Smith William & Sons,builders (yard)

............ here is Oakley road .

Cross and Return.

19 Bradbury William
20 Bartlett Rev.Lewis Edwd.[Baptist]

... here is Cherry Orchard road ...

24: Hudson Mrs.
25 Potter W. M., Olynder
26 Lunnon Mrs. A., LIB.nberis


Great Elms Road.


Right Side-from 20 Homesd&le road

to Marlborough road.

36 Jeffery Alfred
35 Judson William Francis
34 Burton Robert
33 Silver James A.
lrvn Mission Room
32 Carpentm:Mrs., Donnington
31 Geer E. W.
30 Walker Leonard
29 Poole Abraham

here is footway to Wellington road'

28 Collins Samuel
27 Lampard Willi~m_Francis
26 Lawrence E. D:
25 Giles Misses, school
24 Tapp"Miss

Uross and.return.

23 Priter Willi~in H:"R.
22 Langford Alfred Ed win
19 Ley Francis Stephens, teacher of shorthand
18 O'Neill Charles
17 Atkinson Miss
16 Fcwtrell William James
15 Lomer.J ames
14 Thatcher William
13 DevanElYThomas C.
12 Williams Mrs.
11 Milstead Harold
10 Noakes John
9 Benson Walter G.
8 Hodgson Miss
7 Hedley Bernard
5 Arney Frederick John
4 Bibby Mrs.
3 Fawsitt Richard
2 Juniper Charles James
1 Juniper David, deeorator


Gwydyr Road.


From Glass MUl lane.

Right side.

4 Mears .Ernest
6 Davies Edmund
8 Nice Joseph H.
10 Colgate Heury
12 Evans Edward Henry
14 Day Charles
16 Homewood Albert
20 Lord Miss Alice
22 ScotkFrei:lerick
24 Nasn ,Herbert George
26 Wenri Mrs.
28 Howe John
30 Edwards'Ernest
32 Miller John

Cross and Return.

27 Day George: .
25 Lambden William John_
23 Goss William Henry .
21 Wa~e Charles Albeit
19 Oswald Mrs. C.

17 Orpin William Adams
15 Poingdestre Percy .T.
13 Hammond James Cecil
11 Poingdestre Wm. Alfred, builder
7 Mannall Henry George
n Fenton Tom Brown
3 Ransby Walter


Halls Farm Cottages.


See Bu.rnt A&n, lane.


Hammelton Road.


From 40 London road to Collego rd.

South Side.

1 Woods Geo. Arthur, ~f.D., F.R.S.E.
3 Meyer Mrs
I) Stanham Misses Gordon, Glenthorne
11 Forrer Leonard, Leighton
13 "Smith John William
15 Johnson Frederick, Hampstead 10.
17 Sandford Henry, solicitor & commissioner for oaths. Bladon
19 Horsford MIs.
21 Laird Patrick Ramsay
23 Stannard Mrs.
25 Helder Mrs., Rathmines
27 Helm Henry Jns.,I.s.o.,Simonstone
29 Stone Mrs., Snnnyside
31 Maxwell James Laidlaw, M.A.,M.D. Edin.
33 Rogers John
31 Coates William
37 Shillcock Joshua

South Side.

H Medhurst John
42 SomervillfJ James Bradley
40 Quy Sergt.-Major Arthur
38 Cooper Thomas
B6 Gibbs ·William James
34 Bull Harry
32 Smith Mrs. J. WilSOll
30 Towse Frank
28 Osborn Mrs., Melrose
26 Ashby W.
24 Prentice :Mrs" Elmslie
22 Bourne John Thompson
20 Stanger Mrs., Handsworth .
18 Brock George Wm. Fredk., Afton
16 Woodward Augustus
14 Rhys Rev. Walter Rowland, M.A.
12 Newport Mrs., Fern Lea
10 Vigers Martin, Avonmore
8 Pellett Edgar Thomas, Quinton
6 Boyer Frank Harold
2 Medhurst George


Havelock Road, 


50 HOMESDALB ROAD TO BROMLEY C01UWN.

Left Side.

1 Hardy Richard, upholsterer & c
3 Howell Charles William
5 Britton Albert Nelson
7 Dobson James
11 Smith John
13 Bushnell Mrs.
15 Roberts Thomas
17 Hickmott Mrs.
19 Aveling Frederick
21 Brigden Thomas
23 Anderson Alfred
25 Ashdown Charles
27 Brown Frederick
29 Champion Ernest
31 Roberts Charles George Frederick
33 Hickmott John
35 Peckham Robert
37 Collyer Thomas
4l Mercer George
41 Morley Richard
43 Saunders Frederick
45 Self Arthur
47 Crist Charles
49 Terry Henry
51 Gill Edward
53 Maddallls Joseph, shopkeeper

........ here i&lIIal'lhrJl'01tgll road, ,..C.,.

5ii Gilbert A. R., grocer
57 Anderson Thomas ·W.
59 Chandler Stephen
61 Bray Mrs.
63 Wood Mrs.
65 Clark Joseph Cross and Retu1"11.
t4: Wingham John
82 Wraight Sidney
80 Pollard George
78 Wells W.
76 Fisk William
74· Dunford· William A.
7~ Uatt William
70 Kent Mrs.
68 Hooker Fred
66 Browning William ErQest

64 Baldock Thomas
62 May Alfred
60 Hayles Edwin
58 Clifford William
56 Walklin Wdli:lm
...... Itere i.~ Alm'lburouglt road
54 Page George, greengrocer
48 Faulkner George F.
46 Grace Mark
44 Chard John
42 Morley Thomas
40 Perks William
38 Parrington Walter Leonard
36 Luck Lewis Richard
34 Pearce Richard, jobbing gardener
32 Hariiing George Frederick
30 Huddleston Mrs.
28 Prebble John
26 Fleming George
24 Hinchon Patrick
22 Johnson Joseph
20 Wiles Stephen
18 Kite Edward William
16 Humphrey William
12 Batchelar Walter
10 Cronin Jack
8 Anthony Frederick
6 Hassum Mrs.
4 'Newman William
2 Webb Mrs.


Hawes Road-ALDERMARY PARK:,


From Rodway road.

West Side.

5 Solbe Mrs.
7 Pearce Bertram, Eastville
9 Santer John Robert
11 Heath-Groom Thomas
13 Malpas Williaul Henry
15 Anderson Alfred John
17 Whyte William, jun.
19 Grindley John
21 Rae W. T Hatton
23 Ladyman George T. P. M.
25 Shore Cecil George
27 Jeffries Harry
29 Broadley.T ohn
31 Pitt Mrs.
33 Grant F. P.
35 Catling Thomas
37 Pearce Sidney Arthur
37 Pearce Brothers, builder.

East Side.

1 Strong L. W .. Lismore
2 Franklin James Curtis, I..R.C,P., L.R.C.s.Edin., L.F. p.s.Glas.
3 Crammond Miller Mrs.
4 Hodgson Edward Highton

......... here is Rodway road 
.
......... here is Palace road

6 Levi George
8 Waterworth John Halsted
10 LSLJgton Mrs.
10 Parr Rev. Edward Ambury, B.A. [curate of St. John's, Bromley]
12 Dean Evan William
14 Brown Frank IJeopold
16 Fowler Wallace Baxter
18 Milstead Herbert Henry
20 Hunter George William Tavlor
22 Hills Alfred .
24 Loder Sidney James
26 Bourne James Johnstone
28 Black Miss
30 Wiley Percy John Douglas
32 Carter William Shadwell
34 Relf Harold Edwin
36 Tarrant. Mrs. E. T.
38 Oakley G. J.
40 Watson George Giding
42 Cazeaux Raymond
H Reid Charles




Hawkesworth Roacl.-MAsONs HIlL.


From, 24 Simpsons road.

Left side.

1 Rogers William Charl€'s
3 Whybrow John
5 Stokes Henry Charles
7 White Mrs., laundress
9 Jones Thomas
11 ,Miller J.
13 Eaton Robert
15 Thurling William Robert
17 Jennings Fred
19 Wingham Edwin Frank
21 Townsend Mrs.
23 Wilson George

Cross and Return


2 Crothall John R.
4 Pike Mrs.
G Galer Walter
8 Davies Frederick
10 Woodley John
12 Foster Robert
14: Taylor William


Haxtead Road.-N(mTH ROAD.


1 Johnson John
2 Veness Harold
3 Whittington Charles
4 Hills William Henry
5 Cope William
6 Attwood Ben
7 King Walter
8 Holland Walter
9 Newman Bertram
10 Smith Mrs.






Hayes Lane.-BROMI,f;;Y UOMMON.


2 Higgs James, Kintore
4 Bristowe Lewis, Durlstone
6 Wagstaff Mrs., Elmcroft
8 Ward William P.
Kent County Council Secondary Sehool- Reginald Airy, MA.,
head master
Taylor F. G.,'earetkr., The Lodge

.. .. here i, footpath io Masons Hill ...

Hatcher Harold Barber, Ashleigh
...... here is Ha.'lfes 'road .

Cross and Return.

Bromley Sport.y Ground-Sydney
A. Pearce, han. se~.
9 Baker Harry B., Hayesford house
Wood Wm.Walt.,market gardener


Hayes Lane.-PICKHURST PARK.






East Side.
...... here is Kingswood road" .

..... here is Toots Woo,l road ......

Lamp Post Letter Box

..... .llm·c L~ We-Yt1)/orf'land road .

Clark Charles Douglas, Eecleshill
Browne Thomas Gillespie Chapman.
Barnhill
Pannett Alfred, The Cottage,Barnhill
[Letters throuj!h Beckenham.]
Porter James Thnmas, Fixted farm
Olacey James, Longeroft cottage
Attenborough Richard, LangeI-oft 10
Hedley John Thomas, Longcroft
Hambro C. Eric, Piekhurst Mead
Langston Edward, Pickhurst Mead 10
Mills William, Manor cottages
Fisher William, Mauor cOLtages

West Side .

..... here is BW'nfield Wood road.....

Wall J,ettel' Box
George Charles, farmer, Piekhurst Green farm
Brockman Thomas, balliff to Charles George, esq.
English Mrs., Piekhurst manor


Hayes Road .- BROMLEY.


Westmoreland road to  Hayes lane .

Left side.

1 Shore Fredk. Wm., F.C.A.) accntnt
H Walker Harold E .
5 Carpmael Miss
7 Barraclough Mrs.
9 Anderson Mrs.
11 Berner Correze
13 Clark Arthur Barnard
15 Furness Mrs.

19 Layard Miss
21 Manze Mitchell

......... here is boundary of Bromley and Beckenltam paruhes .........

23 Dunell H. G.
25 Hinton Herbert Allen
27 Barraclough Robert F.
Skilbeck James Julian, Hurst 10.
GJockler Frank, Hurst lodge
51 Nichol Samuel J:;Newhaven
53 Larby E. John, Dalwhinnie
55 Harvey Thos. Martin, The Laurels
57 Collard Sydney
5!l Hilton John E., Deepdene
61 Pitts William, Kyoto lodge
67 Mantle George
69 Pitts W. H., jun., Boringdon
	Pillar Letter Box
71 	Staples George W.
73 	Beeston Lewic;
75 	Holroyde William Fredk., solicitor
& r.om. for oaths, Greenhayes
77 	Singer Edwin .
83 	Hillier Henry Ford
85 	Ford Mrs. C. R.
87 	Pownall George, Newlyn
89 	Rolfe William Robert, Overstrand
91 	Wright Sydney F.
93 	Dowrick Harold Edmund
95 	Fluck Miss, L.L.A.

............ here 'is I£ayes lane ............

Right Side.

38 Lovell Ernest John, Hayes cot.
42 Bull .John, Courtlands
44 Jones J. Arthur, Nant Gwyn
46 Baker Arthur Ernest, Breifond
48 Thoburn Mrs., Glascott
50 Weekes Robert W.
52 Smith Lionel C.
54 West Frederick William, HayesLea.
56 Foster Allan, Kingsmead
58 Milloy Thomas Roht., Leigh Wood
60 Cook Herbert
62 Patey Charles
64 Baldry Benjamin Button
66 Fulcher George, Homeleigh
68 Brett Arthur, Suffolk lodge
70 Jackson Lewil;
72 Ciecierski Bruno, Weimar .....
74 Mack Cecil
76 Reid Mrs. John B.
78 Barry Mrs.
80 Noy Miss, Woodville
82 Hammerton Ernest, Whoberley -:-
86 Fry C. A., The Croft
88 Kelf Henry David
90 Jones Ormsby .
92 Raphael F. Charles, Fors
94 Chambers Arthur, Heatherdene
96 de Lacy Wilfred
98 Pease John, Lyndhurst
100 Scholpp Gustav, Mahern
102 Rossiter T. W. .
104 Hutch~ings J,ames, ..builder


Haywood Road.


From Southlands Road.

Left Side.

3 	Waters Arthur
5 	Preston Francis
7 	Walker John
9 	Wildish William Thomas
11 	Mussell John
13 	Sheldon Henry C.
15 	Wyles Horace
17 	Cole Harry
35 	Dennis Charles, Glen view
35 	Dennis Miss B., dressmaker
37 	Dennis Edward Frank, Myrtle viJ.
39 	Liddington William H.

41 Soans Alfred Spurling
43 	Hopgood James B.
45 	Hopgood Ernest John
47 	Rarben Edward
49 	Carroll William George
51 	Trinick Arthur George
53 	Stainer Charles Edward
55 	Erbes Frederick C.
57 Smith Thomas
59 Downer William Heury

Hight Side.

50 	Walters Mrs.
48 	Badder F.
46 	Royle Harry
44 	Davies Madame S., teacher.of music
42 	Francis William A.
40 	Miller Arthur
38 	Ledger Herbert Charles
36 	Brewster William
34	Jennings Percy Henry
32 	Stockwell Frederick .Joseph
30 	Simmons William H.
28 	Wenn Reginald S.
14 	Towell Arthur Edward
12 	Burden Edward


Heathfleld Road.


From 96 London rd. to Warner rd.

North Side.

	Follett J. P., cabinet maker
1 	Stepney Alfred P.
3 	Brown William Edgar
5 	Toates Frederick John
7 	Smith Charles, gardener
9 	Matchett Mrs. Samuel, dressmaker
11 	Heather Henry
13 	Hills Va1entine
15 	Williams Thomas Henry, photogr.
17 	Ovenden Edward, sanitary plumber
19 	Shearing Mrs. Mary
21 	Hills JOhll
23 	Smith Horbert
25 	Brown Albert Edward
27 	Pollard William
29 	Ralph William James
31 	Stenning Edward
33 	Shorter A. G.

West Side.

35 	Hubbard Charles M., ~enl. stores
37 	Smith Frank
39 	Garnham Charles Edward
41 	Byrnes James Douglas
43 	Coulter Percy , James
45 	Ford Herbert, plumber
47 	Gumbrill George
49 	Levens Alfred
51 	King Alfred James
53 	Watson John Thomas
55 	Bryant Benjamin
57 	Crossley William
59	Duke Edward 'Walter

South Side.

80 	Heywood Rupert
78 	Pickard C. J., sign writer
76 	Ayling John
74 	Hesk Alfred
72 	:::iimkin Walter William
70 	Downing Walter
68 	Clarke William John, watchma.
64 	Simmonds Jesse
62 	Podger Horace James
60 	Tremlett Frank
58 	Cousins William Walter
56 	Francis H., grocer
54 	Lowrence Harry
52 	Woodford J.
50 	Nicholls Charles Harry
48 	Watson James John
46 	Murrell James William
44 	Ford Alfred, carpenter
42 	Threadgold Frederick Alfred.
40 	Humphrey Thomas

38 	Tye George William
36	Wells Stephen '.rhomas
34 	Vickers Ernest Albt. bldr. & decrtr.
32 	Ancell Frederick
30 	MeLening William Edward
28 	French George
26 	Simpson George
24 	Gray D. T. R.
22 	Harris Herbert
20 	Stott Arthur Edward
18 	Simpson Edward
16 	Sherrill Brothers, window cleaners
14 	Follet J. P.
]2 	English Edward II.
lOA	Pewsey Sidney
10 	Seward Mrs.
8 	Craker Samuel
6 	Durbin George Albert
4	Hughesman Arthur
2 	Porter Robert


Henry Street.-41 FHEELANDS ROUl,


1 	Howse Mrs.
2 	Brown Joseph
3 	Mcrsh .John
4	Bonathan William
5 	Williams Reuben James
6 	Overall Edward
7 	Simmons Charles
8 	Knott George
9 	Chapman Thomas
10 	Shine Vincent Sylvester
11 	Lee Mrs.
12 	Hamblin Mr!l.
13 	Tye William
14 	Smart Edward
15 	Baker Edgar William
16 	Davey Mrs. R.

Cross and Return

17 	Davey John
19 	Hodgkill Thomas
20 	Raison Mrs.
21 	Eldred George
22 	Lawson 'William
23 	Williamson Walter John
24	Humphries Mrs. E.
25 	Winn Harry Albt., french polisher
25A	Brown Charles
26 	Scott Robert
27 	Brown Harry
28 	Webb John


Herbert Road.


From Union road to Sali8bll1 y road.

Right Side.

2 	Miles Walter
4 	Alexander Ihcderiek Charles
6 	Archer Emanuel George
8 	Whitehead Levi
12 	White George Frederick
14 	Alexander William
16 	Smith Charles
18 	Marsh George Edward
20 	Marshall Frederick
22 	Jackson Albert
24 	King Stephen G.
26 	Townsend Oliver W.
28 	Bryant Albert
30 	Killick William George
32 	Kemp Walter William
34 	Kennett William George
36 	Elliott George
38 	Taylor William
40 	Austin Robert
42 	Heims Henry
44 	Taylor Thomas
46 	Sampson Harrison
48 	Powell Thomas John William
50 	Bond E.
52 	Ford John
5i 	Allen William

Left Side.

5 	Wheatley Edward W.
7 	White Sidney Frank
9 	Hutchins 'Walter
11 	Heasman George
Butler W. ,~ J. wood fencing contractors


High Street.


From S. E. ~. u. Railway Station
(Bromley South) to London road.

North·East Side.

1 	Harper Peter, Rose Bank
3 	Parkinson Mrs .. Weir lodge

...... here is RaL'ensbollrne road

4 	Cook Philip Inkerman, 1II.D.Brux. L.RC.P., lII.R.C.S., I,.S.A. physician & surgeon, Argyll lodge
5 	Browne Herbert, L.D.S.R.c.s.Ire1., dental surgeon, Byfield
6 	Bromley College of Music  -Ernest B. 	Moss, A.G.8.M. and Miss Beatrice E. Youngman, A.G.8.M., directors, Yark house. Telephone, Bromley 1577
6 	Moss Ernest B., A.G.S.)I., York ho.
7 	Harman Herbert P., photographer
8 	Hollis William, Hollymount
]0 	Reid Alfred William, F.R.C.Y.S  vet. surgeon, Brunswick House
H

11 Henly Albert William, MU.C.S Eng-.; -L.U.c.p.Lond., L.D.S.Eng., F.R.M.S., dental surgeon
12 Peill Edwin George, St. Margaret's r Kirby & Price,surgeons, Thanet 10. I Price Alfred E., M.D., IlLS., phy13  siciau & surgeon, Thanet lodge I Jepson Alfred Charles, M.B., B.C., L cantab., surgeon, Thanet lodge

......... here is Ethelbert road .........

14 	Hoghton George Wm. Bromley ho
15 	Richardson William Ridley, M.A., Ravensfell
WALL LETTER Box
TIt(} Neel!Jherries (public gardens)
17 	Bromley Public Library, William J. Harris, F.L.A., librarian
19 	EU.wards Charles, boot. maker & c.
20 	Nash Albert Henry Victor, confr.
21 	Steiert & Son, waichmakers & c.
22 	Felce & Co., chemists -H. Francis, M.P.s., proprietor
23 	Bromley & County Club- J ahn n. Lepper, hon. sec. & treasurer
   Grand Hall (Electric Theatre)- A.E. Corrick, managr. Telephone 896 Bromley
24 	Bromley China Stores Limited
25 	CHAPPELL FRANCIS &. SONS, undertakers. Telephone 1720 Bromley
26 	Hedditeh Richard, coniectioner
26 	Springett Herbert, M.R.C.Y.S.,veterinary surgeon
27 	Foster Brothers Clothing Co. Ltd .
28 	Wallis H. & Co.,mantle warehouse
29 	Milbank Percy R., tailor
30 	Serre Achille Limited, cleaners & dyers
31 	Cann Reginald W., con

33 	UNION OF LONDON &. SMITHS BANK LIMITED (THE)-Arthnr Frederic Hubbins, manager. See advertisement, page 60
34	Burton Brothers, farriers & smiths
35 	Risinq Sun, A. Thomas
36	, 36A & 37 Rouch & Sons, drapers
38 	Parsons A. W., hatter and hosieI'
39 	Parsons A. W., clothier, & c.
40 	Lipton Limited, grocers & provision merchants
41 	& 42 Bush S. & Son, printers, hooksellers and stationers
London t Provincial Jlleat
I Stores-'George Webb manager
Viotoria  chambers

I Weller William G., solicitor & I commissioner for oaths
43	, Mercer William, accountant I Financial Partners Limited- W. I Strutt, A.L.A.A., seC.
I Gooding Harry Lawrence,F.L.A.A., l accountant & registrar of marriages
4g 	Bromley Gazette Co.
43 Ximenes Elio, artist
43 International Bible Students (Local Class)
44,45,46,47,48,49,50 & 51. Medhnrst F. Lim., drapers & silk mercers
1 Hennah & Roberts, dental snrgy
1 Ilome "So Colonial Stores. Lim.
2 & 3 THE LONDON CITY &. MIDLAND BANK, LIMITED John Albert Evans, manager. See advertisement, page 52
Evans John Albert, Bank house
4- Covell & Harris, butchers
53 Clarke E. & Son, Ltd., printers, bookbinders, stationers, bill posters & advertising agents, fancy & leather goods dealers. Telephone 414 Bromley
53 Mackness Misses, servants' registry office
54 Marler Henry, tailor outfitter
56 Ilott, Grant-Wilson, Henshaw & Ilott physcns. & surgns.( surgery)
56 Hancock Harry Alfred E~mund

............ here is Church road ...........

57 lIott Herbert James, M.D., C.M., M.R,C.S., physician & surgeon
58 Pamphilon G. & Son, wine & spirit merchants
59, 60, 71, 72 & 73 Howard's' Stores, Limited, grocers
59 Howard William ( Weeks George & Sons, ironmongers, gas & hot water
61  fitters, sanitary engineers, I electricians, & c. LWeeks George
66 	Boots Cash Chemists (Southern) Limited
68 	Ainslie Brothers, butchers
71	, 72 & 73 & 59 & 60 Howard's Stores, Limited
71 	Li~e Herbert
72 	Cooper Benjamin
72 	Carver Rev. Bernard Nash, B.A.[curate of Bromley]
73 	Dalley William
74 	Upson & Co., bootmakers
77 	Domestic Bazaar Co. Limited
78 	Thomas Miss J. M., A.R.D.S., artist, 'The Studio

78	,79 & 80 Powell & Lancaster, milliners, drssmas. & ladies' outfittrs
81 	Stewart & Co., furniture dealers
82 	Colling-s Bros., carvers & gilders
82A	Collings Bros., furniture dealers
82	eHobbs William Amos, farrier
83 	Eastman & Son (Dyers & Cleaners) Limited, dyers and cleaners
83 	Adrienne Madam, costumier
84 	Dean Mrs.EJizabetb,art needlework depot
85 	& 86 Gunton & Son, drapers, & 0.
87 	Dibben Ernest, dairy
88 	Hayne's Grocery Stores
89 	Filby & Son, hairdressers, & c.
90 	McKenzie Eustace Alfred, newsagent & stationer
91 	Swan and Mitre !nil, Charles Shaw
92 	Waterman .John Thos., restaurant 

......... here is Beckenham lane ......... 
	
93 	Silk Mrs. E., confectioner
93 	British Window Cleaning Co.-
	John Chas. Diprosc. manager
93 	Telephone Call Office
95 	Browning & Sons, greengrocers
96 	Cleave Henry
97 	Heathman Samuel, hairdresser
97 	Harradine &, Ayling, agents to Phrenix Assurance Co. Limited
98 	Smith &, Owen,glass & color mers.
99 	Germain S. A., art dealer
100 Griffin Robert W., L.D.s.Eng., dental surgeon

South-West Side.

Bromley and Sheppard's Colleges [For Tt'sidents see paye 15fl.]
Wall Letter Box

............ here is College  slip ............

]02 Raywood Geo., builder & ; decrtr.
10~A Eastmans Limited, butchers
102n I1ott & Hine, fruiterers & - florists
102n Pearce Walter Harry
102n Teresa Madame, costumier
102e Hall C. J., clothier
102 Tarry Walter, tailor
103 Ferris & Sons, saddlers
104 Manstecl E., tobacconist
106 Star and Garter, Robt.Smither~
107 Rendall George & Co., hosiers
109 Cakebread Miss IsabeIM.,co')tull.lr,
109 National Photo Co. (The)
110 Skilton William F., dairyman
III PALAIS. DE-LUXE
112 & 113 Lowrence Frederick, general furnisher & shipping agent

........ .here is Hooker's place .........

114 Baker Misses M.& J., The Bazaar
ll6 & 117 Greyhound, Thomas HenrY Beament [PH]
118 Allen George, ironmonger
119 Lowrence T. ok A., wardrobe and antique dealers

... here are Walter's yard, Sharp's cottages, Payne's cottages and Orchard plal'f. .,.............

120 International Tea CO.'8 Stol'e.~ Limited
121 Brightwell ok Crowburst, ladies' outfitters
122 Shillcock & Sons, chemists
122 Sbillcock George, dentist
123 Dotter Konstantin, watchmaker
124 GRINSTED DANIEL LTD., corn, coal & seed merchants



124 Distill William Henry
125 Taylor Richard Limited, watchmakers, jewellers & opticians
126 Martin's Bank, Limited - Theodore Murly Stllncomb, manager
127 Royal Bell Hotel, James & Co.

......... here is Markel are

128 Lovibond John & Suns, Limited,  H. Pitman, manager
130 Skinner & Grant, tSquailors
131 Duke's Head, Thomas Percy Thomas
I3lA Whitewoods, fruiterers & green grocers
132 Appleton Ernest A., dining rooms
133 Payne E. W., jeweller

......... here is Market square .

135 True Form Boot OO.-J. Scars & Co. Limited
136 Young James & Co. Lim., motor body builders
136 Young- Men's Christian Association - W. J. Harland, i:ec.
136 Anderson's Teeth Institute
137 Maypole Dairy Co. Limited
	White Hart Ghambers
137 & 138 Bartlett & Gregory, solicitors & commissioners for oaths
137 & 138 Latten W. F., collector to the :Metropolitan Water Board
(Southem district) (attendance,tuesday 10 to 1 & 2.30 to 4.30)
137 & 138 Roffe T., collector to the Metropolitan Water Boa  (Southern district) (attendance, thursday 3 to 5)
137 & 138 Girling Robert, clerk to the Commissioners of Land &- Assessed Taxes
137 & 138 Euvo Ointment Co.
137 & 138 Car & General Insurance Corporation (branch office) (Ht . Girling, branch manager j R. H. Brown, L. G. Bennett &.R. H. Lush, inspectors)
137 & 138 Bromley Cottage Improvement Co. Limited, H. J. Titford, sec

137 & 138 Bromley Conservative &
Unionist Association, John King, sec.; W. F. Masters, assistant sec.
137 & 138 Bromley & West Kent Masonic Hall Co. Limited, R. J. Titford, sec.
138 Waterer & Dickins, auctioneers
139. White Hart Hotel, John A. Leon Claessens [PH]
Wltite Hal't AssembM JRooms
140 Russell A.lbion· &. Son, bootmakers
BOA Shelvoke Frank R., umbrella maker
141 LONDON COUNTY· &. WESTMINSTER BANK L1MITED Arthur Vivian Faull, manager.
See advertisement, page 279
141 Faull Arthur Vivian, Bank house
142 & 14a Hutson & Armstrong, drapers
144 Broadley Brothers, tailors & outfitters
145 Welford's Surrey Dairies Limited
145n Pollock & Co., flemish.p0ttery
]45A Redwood Restaurant (The)
Wright Brothers, drapers
14GAScrivener & Co., booksellers & stationers
146 Manning H. & Co., tobacconists
146 Lagemann F., hairdresser
147 & 148 Pyrke George L., upholsterer
149 Arnaud J. C. & Son, builders & decorators
150 Johnson Brothers (Dyers) Ltd.,dyers
150n Aught G. A" bootmaker
150A Fleming, Reid & Co. Limited, scotch wools & hosiery
151 Smith Ogden, athletic stores
Aberdeen Buildings Randall H. E. Lim., bootmakers
'; & 6 Howlett Philip,ladit's' outfitter
5 Beckenham' Bromley School of Music and Art, Ormond Yeal'sley, secr

5 Phillips (Howard Morley) & Co., pianoforte warehouse
4 Igglesden 'Walter, watchmaker
4 Haylett Madame Maud, costumier
B Tosland Alexander, upholsterer
2 Howlett Philip, fancy draper
1 Nelson Robert & Co. domestic machinery warehouse
I Telephone Call Office
Wesleyan Church,'Sunday School
Ifi2 Baker W. Herbert, L.n.S. (Eug'.), dental surgeon
153 Edey G. Russell, L.n.S. (Eug.), dentist, Westnor
154 Codd A.rthur F. G., III.B., F.R.C.S" surgeon, & medical officer of health for Bromley, Holwood lodge

. . . . . . here are Elmfield and Holwood Roads

155 Thomas Harold Wynne, L.R.C.P., Y.R.C.S, surgeon, Thornbury
156 Soutb ~uburbau Gas Co.(Bromley district -Wilfrid Wastell, sec. ; S. Y. Shoubridge, engineer (office)
The Broadway Bond & Co., florists
2 'Weekes F. & J., drapers
:3 Pearcey W. H. & Son, fruiterers
Piller Letter Boa:
4 Lennards Limited, bootmakers
-1 Hills H.
5 Johnstone H., tailor
G Wheatley Miss W. E., draper
7 Ward L. E. & Co. gents' outfitters
Stanford Frederick Houghton, hairdresser
8.AAttwood &, Co., drapers
Consevative Club -- Robcrt T. Wr!Lgg, hon. sec.
9 Hallamore Alfred, toy warehouse
Kirhy Albert Edward. M.R.C.S. (Eng.), surgeon, Bromley 10.
10 	Attwood & Co., drapers
11 	Jones Robert Arthur
11 	& 12 Martin T. & Sons, stationers
13 	Ackermann Fredk. Wm., confr.
14A	Trigg Edward & Sons, dyers & cleaners (receiving olIice)
14 	Singer Sewing Mackine 00. Lim.
	Alfred Harold Searle, manager
15	& 16 Ayling Thos.Stpbn. boot manfr
17 	Skinner Percy James. confectionr
18 	Krantz Isidore, ladies' tailor & furrier
20 	Pfeil Christopher Ferdinand, pawnbroker
21 	Yale A. & Co., tobacconists
22 	Rtrker Charles
22 	Chambers & Co., dyers
23 	Ainslie Brothers. hutchers
23 	Harris C. E. F.
24 	Hay ward Miss, confectioner
25 	Catford Herbert, antique furniture dealer
26 	Kershaw-Bishop E., restaurant
27 	Harris Albert Thomas, ophth:llmic optician
27 	Whelan Mrs.
28 	Gillm:m & Butt, shirt tailors and hosiers
29 	Last George H., new & secondhand bookseller
30 	Cooper Alfred, oil & color dealer
3) 	Cooper Maurice, tobacconist
31 	Chappell F. S., architect & garden designer
32 	Kelf Hy.D.,pharmaceutical chmst
33 	Chapple II.  C., picture frame rna.
34 	Yilixir Co. Limited (The)
34 	Levens W. & Son, auctioneers,

Broadway house
Broadway Motor Works

......... Here is Bromley South 8. N. g' O. Bailway Station .........

Telephone Call Office


Highland Road. - BRoMLEy PARK.


From 107 London rd. to Beckenham la.

South Side.

3 Zimmermann Sidney, Woodside
5 O'Connell Major-Gen!. Peter, H.E. Sibertswold
7 Lees Miss, Holmcrott
11 Day Arthur, ~eacombe
13 Bleckley Mrs., Wakehurst
19 Frazer Lieut.-Col. F. A., Rositer
21 Braginton Wm., M.A., St. Albans

25 Savory Ernest Braithwaite, Tyndale lodge
29 Parker Mr.;. C. M'l Lincluden
31 Chadwick Mrs. H., Red Bank
33 Asmus Adolph, Iris villa
37 Devas T. Gronow, Broadview

Wall Letter Box

........... here is Park end ............

Christ Church

43 Pain Henry Herbert, Pine wood
45 Monkhouse Edward Wyndham, Kirkdale
47 Harvey Mrs., Brackenhill
Dence Thomas, Sunny court
51 Wilks Mrs. J. J., Highland lodge

North Side.

Christ Church Hall

...... here is Madeira avenue

Helgman Wm. Jas. Santa Clara
MUl':':ford Eustace B:, Braeside
18 Moore Rev. Richard, M.A. [incumbent of Christ Church], Christ Church lodge
16 Watson Misses, Branxholm
14: Williams Stanley, Hillbrow
12 Smith Edward, St. Stephens

......... here is Grasmere Road .........

10 Maney Vincent. The Haven
8 Nash Stanley Harry, Glencoe
6 Connett Albert Newmann, Dalwhinnie
4 Elgar Mrs.
2 Galloway Robert
"Bromley Park" Lawn Tennis Club Ground


Hill Brow.-WIDMORE,


From Olti.~leltUrst road to Sundridge avenue.

Right 8ide.

Fox William Alexander, Eliots
Fitchew Edward Hubert, The Oriels
Sherriff Francis Frederic, Ravenscroft
LAMP POST LETTER Box

...... here is Park Farm road .

Abbott Herbt. Campbell, Broadview
Twallin George Charles, Fairmead

Cross and Return.

Parr Miss, Molescroft


Hillbrow Road.  - BROMLEY HILL


ESTATE,
From Coniston road to Oalmont l·a,


Hilldrop Road.


From Burnt Ash lane, Plaistow.

Left Side

1 	Pellatt Allen
3 	Golding Bertie F. E.
5 	Philpott. Alec Ingram
7 	Hatch George
9 	Sutton Mrs. E.
11 	Weeton Charles
13 	Singleton Harry
15 	Kettle Alfred
17 	Sherlrold Thomas
19 	Hewett Edwiu Arthur
21 	Everett Albert
23 	Manning John

Right Side

2 	Ridley Walter
4 	Maher Edward
12 	Kiug Albert
14 	Long Charles
18 	Hall ~li 5S
22 	Jenkins John James
24 	Lewis James
26 	Riches George


Hill View Cottages.


8t,£, Burnt Ash lane.


Hol1igrave Road.


From 24 Aldermary road.

Left side.

1 	Hinchcliffe William
3 	Jeffery Mrs.
5 	Cutler Henry James
7 	Davis Walter
9 	Buxton Alfred Henry
11 	Chase Gore.on
13 	Clark Mrs. Joseph
15 	Eaton-Matthews Herbert
17 	Ripley Edmund Plowden
19 	Davis Bernard F.
21 	Mason Bernard
23 	Nye Charles
25 	Romney Miss
27 	Williamson Jeffrey W.

29 Roberts Ernest John
31 Thompson Walter
33 Brown Finden
35 Andrews Mrs.
37 Balfour William
39 Story George Francis


Ho1wood Buildings.


See I[om f'Sd {(le rd.


Holwood Road.-HIGH STItEET.


Right Side from Elmfle1l1 road.

2 Bush Jas. Tobin, Moratl-I-Munzil
4 Avis Misses, Studleigh
6 West Miss
12 Gedge Alfred Sydney, Endsleigh
14 Langmore Mrs. F. G.
16 Howlett Philip, Honiton Clyst
18 Inland Revenue Valuation Dept. (A. B. Thomtou, valuer) (District valuer's office)
20 Render Miss
22 Sulman John George, Fairlight
24 N ntting Whitpaine, St. Catherine's

Cross and Return.

33 Fertel Frederic, professor of music and organist Parish Church, Holmcroft
33 FertelMrs ,ladies' school, Holmcroft
29 Munson Miss, Raysden
27 Tosland Alexander
25 Billinghurst Edward George, Normanhurst
23 Beaumont Mrs.
21 Boyd Percival, Alcedo
19 Mbkin & Arnold Misses, girls' school, A vonclyffe
17 SandIe Sydney John, Aldersyde
15 Benham Mrs.

Lamp Pust ~Letter Box

13 Arnaud John Frederick, Ffitzoe
11 Miles Alfrel} Horsfall, S1. Brelade
7 Labrum Rev. William Arthur Wesleyan J, The Manse
5 Jasper Frederick
3 Walker· Frank H.. Craneton
1 Spain Mrs. .


Homefield Road. - WIDMORE ROAD.


1 Cowing Miss
3 Hess Charles Henry
5 Carter Charles Henry, M.D.
7 Javnes Victor Alexander
9 Welch Henry John, Tintagel
11 Tucker Arthur J., Pelhurst
13 Field Edwin, Cromwell house

Cross and Return.

16 Dods Mis~
14 Ogilvie Charles Edward Walker
12 Marsh William John. Rostrevor
8 Clark Thomas, Iddesieigh
Parker Edmd. Shirley,Southernhay
G Wilson Percy
4- Hall Mrs. J. H., Stud1aull


Homesdale Road.-BRoMLgy COMMON.


Left Side 

from Hromley Common.

1 Garner Edward
il Woodhams J. L.
I[oln:ood Buildin!/s1 Russell Mrs. H .. tobacconist
2 Murgatroyd Thomas, tailor
3 Brown Charles Stephen, corn dealr

Am]1Villas
1 Soans Percy

2 Terry William Samuel
13 Harding Stanley James
15 Grant Miss
17 Hammond George E. Frederick
19 Woodall Edward A.
21 Child Richard
23 Rook Ernest Franklin
25 Hyde William W.
27 Durdle Harold
29 Hodson Alfred Edward
31 Purvis John
33 Wycherley Mrs.

......... here is Wold/Lam Road .........

35 Brouard Wm. & Son, furniture dIrs
37 Meathrel S. F., Revelstoke
39 Underwood Alfred Henry
41 McGeorge Henry
43 & 45 Rushbrook Ernest, beer retailer & wine & spirit merchant
47 Brown William
49 Greenaway Charles
51 Ridgway Albert
53 Simmons Harry

55 Ansell Mrs.
57 Piercy Mrs.
59 Copping David
61 Balcomb Frederick
63 Merrett William J. F.
65 Merrett George
67 Fleming George
69 Vincent Albert E.-
71 Pucknell Ernest
73 Walker Wm. Hy. & S')n, dairymen
FlOrence Villas1 Argent Leonard
2 Grinsted Robert Penny
3 Barrow John -William
4 Clifford Arthur James
5 Pay Edward Henry
6 Russell Mrs.
Tappenden Mrs, E., Dingley Dell

......... here i.v aodWin Road .

151 Judd Wm. Matthw., Gasworks eot
South Suburban Gas Co. (Bromley district) (works)-B. Y, ShoubIidge, engineer
153 Goad William
155 Knight James
157 Vanstone Edward
159 Lee James Thomas
161 Burbridge John
163 Eves Robert T.
165 SMITHFIELD MEAT STORES
-F. R. Hawker, manager
167 Looker & Son, newsagents
169 Noble Albert, dining rooms
171 Dew Arthur, fruiterer
177 Ranson Edward
179 Braund Harry
181 Arnold Alfred
183 Willis William John

......... here is Liddon Road ......

185 Hambly Arthur William
187 Walford George,agent Prudential Assurance Co. Limited
189 Russell Walter Albert
191 Skinner Albert.
193 Lash Ernest
195 ScratR G. B .. window cleaner
197 Willard George
199 Pangbourn Alfred
201 Brill Frank William H;
203 Tomblin Wm. tobcnst.& newsagt.
205 Gumm Frederick Stephen
207 Hawker Alfred Ernest
209 Sunnucks Alfred James
211 Butler J oh11
213 Marshall Mrs. Sarah E., confr.
215 Fitz Mrs. Amy, grocer & c., and Page Heath Post Office

............ nere is Canon Road .

Cross and Return.

...... here are Page Heath Villas ......

230 Goodacre Mrs.
228 Brandon William
228 Brandon Mrs. C., registry office
226 Smith Robert
224 Brandon William B'rederick
222 Wool head Joseph
220 Day Richard Albert
218 & 216 Swastika Laundry
214 Shingleton Walt. Fritz,rat catcher
212 Welch Albert
210 Gilbert Charles
208 Crockford Thomas Henry
206 Stacey George Henry
204 J elley Bernard
202 Rock'hall Benjamin H.
198 Wiinbush John
196 Hamblin Richard
194 Baggett Frederick
192 Ewins James
290 Yardley Francis
188 Balham Arthur
186 Baldus John, hairdresser and tobacconist
184 Lord Holmesdale, Mrs. T. Crowe
182 Parsons James
180 Smith George Thomas
178 Payne James W., greengrocer
H6 Drew James G.
174 Cooke Arthur
172 Mortimer Frank
168 & 170 Mussell Mrs. C. I!:., grocer and draper

............ here is Waldo Road .

166 Dewberry John, haberdasher
164 Payne Mrs. Eliza, shopkeeper
162 Peill James John
Homesdale Brickfield, Peill Bros., proprietors
110 Devine Mark Alfred

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