Ryde - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 30

Norman William (Mrs.), tobacconist, 1 Cross street

Norris Arthur Archer, plumber, 106 Monkton street

Norris James George, sexton, 8 Argyll place

Nunn Salome (Miss), shopkeeper, 22 Brunswick street - [Post WW1, Station street]

Nutt Harold Gascoigne, manager of the Capital & Counties Bank, Union street

Oddfellows Hall (Henry Hickman, keeper), 154 High street

Oetzman & Co., furniture warehouse, 75 Union street

Oliver George, boot maker, 37 & 146 High street

Oliver Herbert Ephraim, assistant supt. to Prudential Assurance Co. Limited, Ascot villa, Well street

Orchard Charles, Oakfield family hotel, Oakhill hill

Orchard Fanny (Mrs.), apartments, 28 West street

Orchard Frank, greengrocer, 13 Star street

Orchard Henry, coke dealer, Butler's road, Oakfield

Orchard Henry, shopkeeper, Wilmington house, Oakfield hill

Orchard James, general dealer, 12 High street, Oakfield

Osborn Charles, joiner, 44 St. John's road

Osborn John, tailor, 8 Edward street

Osborn S. & Son, builders & cabinet makers & general furnishing warehousemen, 34 Swanmore road

Osborne & Son, tailors & hosiers, 13 Union street

Osborne Edward Robert, house decorator, 24 Union street

Osborne Henry, engraver, 4 Union street

Osborne Samuel, jobbing gardener, 6 Arthur street

Osmond William Bevis, painter, Melchet cottage, Arundel road

Pack Henry & Co., linen drapers, 1 & 2 St. Thomas square

Page Arthur, outfitter, 38 High street

Pain Charles, carpenter, 37 Player street

Palmer David Davey, jobbing gardener, 9 Argyll place

Parkes James, master, Holy Trinity National school, Player street for 280 children; average attendance 100 boys, 87 girls, 82 infants.

Parnell Rose (Mrs.), apartments, 12 Nelson street

Parsons William, grocer, 1 Oakfield hill

Paul Henry, carriage proprietor, 42 Park road & Bennett street

Payne George Henry, coachsmith, Albert place

Payton Annie & Norah (Misses), ladies' outfitters, 19 High street

Peach Frederick, bricklayer, Hill street

Pearce William Charles, wine & spirit merchant, 53 Union street

Peck Alfred, Granville hotel P.H., 22 High street

Penn William, boys' school, High Park Hall College

Pepper Thomas, apartments, 10 Simeon street

Perkis Edmund, apartments, 5 Nelson street

Perkis Harry, apartments, 62 St. John's road

Perkis James Henry & Son, furniture dealers, 118 High street

Perkis James, builder, 13 Hill street

Perkis Joseph, furniture dealer, 13 Hill atreet

Perren William, pianoforte tuner, 18 Nelson street

Petty Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 11 Player street

Philip George, apartments, 29 Prince street

Phillips Albert, greengrocer, 115 High street

Phillips James, tailor, 17 Prince street

Philpott (Richard William M.A.) & Pugh (Charles John M.A.), preparatory school for boys, Little Apley

Pickford & Co., carriers (Arthur John Fry, agent), 60 Union street