Ryde - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 34

Sibley Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 13 George street

Sibley George, apartments, 22 Nelson street

Simmell Valentine, apartments, 76 Monkton street

Simmonds Henry, upholsterer, 176 High street

Simms William, cabinet makers, 57 Park road

Simpson John Coleman, confectioner, 8 Pier street & 24 Cross street

Singer Manufacturing Co., sewing machine manufacturers, 182 High street

Sirkett Henry, Esplanade hotel, Esplanade

Sivell Alfred, road surveyor, Town. hall, Lind street

Sivell Emma Maria (Miss), apartments, 90 Monkton street

Sivell George, plumber, 32a High street

Sivell James, dairyman & shopkeeper, 18 Monkton street

Smith Charles, blacksmith, 1 Newport street

Smith Ellen (Mrs.), upholstress, 7 Anglesea street

Smith F. & A. china & glass dealers, 148 High street

Smith Henry, apartments, 3 Church lane

Smith James, dairyman, 9 Arthur street

Smith John, saddler, 3 Castle street

Smith Joseph, Lake Huron P.H., Upton road

Smith Louis, apartments, 23 Melville street

Smith Sidney (Mrs.), apartments, St. Thomas street

Smith Tenison, chemist, 3 St. Thomas square

Smith William, apartments, 32 Simeon street

Smith William, chemist & dentist, 21 High street

Smith William, tobacconist, 180a High street

Sothcott Emily (Mrs.), apartments, 121 Arthur street

Sothcott Ernest, keeper of Town hall & town sergeant, Town hall, Lind street

Southern Daily Mail (branch) (John Trent, manager), 79 Union street

Spanner Henry, grocer & agent for W. & A. Gilbey Lim. wine & spirit merchants, 2 Pier street

Spanner Henry, house agent, 3 George street

Spencer George & Co., cork merchants, 36 St. John's road

Spencer William, builder, 21 Arthur street

Sprack Mrs., apartments, 64 Arthur street

Spragg John, apartments, 40 Swanmore road

Spraggs Hannah Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 13 Riboleau street

Squibb Henry Edward, cabinet maker, 14 Player street

St. Helen's Urban District Council Offices (Charles Greaves Vincent, clerk), 4 St. Thomas street

St. Mary's Catholic school (mixed), High street, Sisters of Mercy, mistresses; built in 1883 for 70 children; average attendance 47.

Stainer Charles, apartments, 87 Arthur street

Stainer George Henry, dairyman, 93 High street

Stamp George Edward, pork butcher, 177 High street

Stamp James, butcher, 173 High street

Stamp Office (John Morrant, distributor), 6 Lind street

Stephens Frederick George, apartments, 27 Strand

Stephens John, apartments, 33 Nelson street

Steward John, confectioner, 145 High street

Stockham William, insurance agent, 2 Marina cottages, Marlborough road

Stocks Cecil Henry, apartments, 10 Surrey street

Stokes Miss, infants' mistress, National school, Green street established 1812, with residence for master and mistress at a cost of 2000GBP for 600 hundred children; average attendance 120 boys, 99 girls, 87 infants.

Street Caroline (Mrs.), apartments, Cheshunt, Spencer road