Ventnor - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 12

Paice Mary (Mrs.), apartments, St. Wilfred's house, Trinity road

Palmer Emily (Miss), apartments, 17 High street

Panrucker George, apartments, Madeira road

Pardo Miss Ellen, mistress, Catholic school, Trinity road - built in 1896 for 90 children, average attendance 40.

Parsons George, draper, 66 High street

Partridge Annie (Miss), masseuse, 31 Pier street

Paul Francis, apartments, 1 Devonshire terrace

Pauley Adelaide (Miss), ladies' school, see Hansen & Pauley (Misses)

Paull Henry, bath chair proprietor, 36 West street

Pavilion Club & Reading Room (H. S. Marsden, hon. sec.), Esplanade

Pearson Anthony, apartments, 1 Dudley terrace, Dudley road

Pearson Henry, grocer, 24 High street

Pearson William, whitesmith, 12 Albert street; workshop, Dudley road

Peddar Henry, coach painter, 1 Verona cottages, Newport road

Peddar John, apartments, 2 Ocean View terrace, Newport rood

Peddar Tom, apartments, 7 & 8 Cyprus villas, Newport road

Perry & Co. grocers, 9 Church street

Petter Henry, coach painter, 1 Lowther cottages, Lowther road

Peverill Henry, apartments, 1 Buona Vista terrace, Dudley road

Phillips Reuben Henry, apartments, Holyrood house, Hambrough road

Pickford & Co. carriers & agents to the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway (Hubert Parry Ridsdale, manager), 55 High street

Pike Henry, apartments, 2 Shaftesbury cottages, Beaconsfield road

Pittis Sir Francis & Son, auctioneer., valuers, land, house & estate agents; offices, Marlborough house, 1 High street; & at Newport, Sandown & Shanklin

Placide D. M. O.S.B., lady prioress, Benedictine Priory of the Sacred Heart, Pax, Zigzag road

Police Station (William Cass, div. sergeant), West street

Ponton Miss Caroline Wilcox, mistress, Albert street, National School boys, girls and infants; erected in 1859 with residences attached for master and mistresses at a cost of 2200GBP on a site given by the late John Hambrough esq., for 500 children, average attendance 150 boys, 105 girls and 77 infants.

Porter Frederick Charles, hairdresser & perfumer, 29 Pier street

Porter Samuel James, photographer, 31 High street

Post Office (Charles Henry Lloyd, postmaster), Church street

Potts Arthur James, glass & china dealer, 13 Pier street

Poulton Charles, draper, 110 & 112 High street

Prangnell Oliver, hair dresser, 72 High street

Prentice Archibald, printer & proprietor, 'Isle of Wight Mercury & Ventnor Gazette,' 33 Pier street

Pridham Miss Lilla, mistress, Albert street, National School boys, girls and infants; erected in 1859 with residences attached for master and mistresses at a cost of 2200GBP on a site given by the late John Hambrough esq., for 500 children, average attendance 150 boys, 105 girls and 77 infants.

Primmer Lavinia (Mrs.), apartments, Roughstone house, Dudley road

Prouting James William, apartments, St. Boniface cottage, St. Boniface road

Provident Life Office (John G. Livesey, agent), Cromartie house, Madeira road

Public Library & Reading Room, (Alfred Small, librarian), High street

Rayner Emily (Miss), dairy, 24 Victoria street

Rayner Ernest William, dairyman, 8 Kildare cottages, Albert street

Rayner's Hotel (Ventnor) Limited (Frederick William Pritchard, managing director), Temperance commercial hotel, Victoria street

Raynes Thomas Andrews, auctioneer, 70 High street

Read George Frederick, Kent tavern, 102 & 104 High street

Rechabites (Independent Order) Salford Unity (James Childs, sec.), Albert hall, Victoria street

Remsbery George William, apartments, Myra cottage, The Grove

Rendle Martha (Mrs.), apartments, Myrtle villa, Dudley road

Ribbens Jessie (Mrs.), apartments, Teviot house, Hambrough road

Rice Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, Beneditti, Esplanade

Richards Louisa (Mrs.), apartments, Brightside, Madeira road

Richards William, cabinet maker, 6 North street