Newport - Kelly 1927 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 18

Yelf Bothers Ltd. printers, 15 Holyrood street

Yelf Gerald, baker, 104 St. James' square

Young Arthur William, news agent, 93 Pyle street

Anderson Miss M. A., infants' mistress, Upper St. James street Elementary school; (girls & infants, in two departments), built 1812 originally known as the Lancastrian and afterwards the Royal British Schools, but transferred to the Newport Board in 1875; re-opened in Jan. 1876 and enlarged at a cost of about 1200GBP, again in 1896; the school will hold 850 children

Barnard Walter, station master, Shide Railway Station

Barnes, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Whitwell, wed.

Barnes, Carrier, to Niton, from St. Thomas's square, daily

Buckler Miss M., girls'mistress, Upper St. James street Elementary school; (girls & infants, in two departments), built 1812 originally known as the Lancastrian and afterwards the Royal British Schools, but transferred to the Newport Board in 1875; re-opened in Jan. 1876 and enlarged at a cost of about 1200GBP, again in 1896; the school will hold 850 children

Chandler William. H., master, Church of England Elementary school, (boys', girls', and infants); built 1816 for 700 children; the boys' and girls' departments were rebuilt 1910 at a cost of 4250GBP

Chiverton, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Bembridge, tues. & fri.

Crouchers Ltd., daily water conveyance to Portsmouth by the motor ships: 'Tantivy', 'Whip', 'Tally Ho', 'Harkaway', 'Vixen', 'Fox' & 'Huntsman'

Doughton, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Atherfield, wed. & sat.

Dowton, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Yafford, wed. & sat.

Edwards, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Sandown, daily

Forward Miss A. B., mistress, Barton (infants) Elementary School, built in 1835, at a cost of 600GBP

Gallop, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Ventnor & Bonchurch, daily at 4.30 p.m. except thurs.

Hall, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Freshwater, tues., thurs. & sat.

Holbrook, Carrier, from St. Thomas's square, to Newtown, tues. & sat.

Hunter A. Harvey, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Ryde, daily

Jenkins & Strugnell, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Shanklin, daily

Liddell Miss B. E., girls' mistress, Church of England Elementary school, (boys', girls', and infants); built 1816 for 700 children; the boys' and girls' departments were rebuilt 1910 at a cost of 4250GBP

Millmore, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Brighstone & Shorwell, mon., wed. & sat.

Millmore, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Ryde, daily

Mundell, Carrier, from his house, 62 Lugley street, to Cowes, mon., tues., wed., thurs. at 10 a.m., and fri. 10.30 a.m.

Mundell, Carrier, from his house, 62 Lugley street, to East Cowes, daily

Oram Miss M. M., infants' mistress, Church of England Elementary school, (boys', girls', and infants); built 1816 for 700 children; the boys' and girls' departments were rebuilt 1910 at a cost of 4250GBP

Ousley William, master, Barton (boys) Elementary School

Reynolds George, Carrier, from St. Thomas's square, to Newbridge & Ningwood, mon., wed. & sat. at 4 p.m.

Reynolds, Carrier, from St. Thomas's square, to Calbourne, mon., wed. & sat.

Shepard Brothers Ltd., daily water conveyance to Southampton by the 'Iona', 'Ithunia', 'Arrow', 'Wave', 'Foam' & 'Spray'

Shotter, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Brighstone & Shorwell, daily except thurs. & sat.

Sprake, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Chale & Blackgang, mon., tues., wed., fri. & sat.

Sprake, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Chillerton & Gatcombe, mon., tues., wed., fri. & sat.

Taylor, Carrier, from 'Rose & Crown', to Sandown, mon., wed. & sat.

Trowbridge, Carrier, from the 'George', to Yarmouth, Shalfleet etc., tues., wed. & sat.

Young Henry, station master, Newport Railway Station