Entries from 1935 Kelly's Isle of Wight directories
for St. James Street, Newport
see on 1951
1935 list of towns
Total number of matches found: 162
To account for missing numbers in Streets, it may be understood that either the house was empty at the time the revision was made, or let in weekly tenements, or that the information was refused.
| Town Gate bridge to St. John's place. |
| East side. |
| Margham H. & Sons, garage |
| here is Crocker street |
| 1 Drudge Mrs. E., butcher |
| 2 Rugg Walter James & Co. Ltd., tobacconists |
| 3 Cheverton R. Bird, jun. |
| 4 Cheverton Frank Ltd., Ford service depot |
| 5 Wapshott William E., greengrocer |
| 7 Dunford George Henry, newsagent |
| 8 Brunswick Co. Ltd., dyers & cleaners |
| 9 Harris Benjamin Victor, chemist |
| 10 Gentle Frederick Joseph, boot maker |
| 11 COWES CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LIMITED |
| 11a, Isle of Wight EIectric Light & Power Co. Ltd. (show rooms) |
| here is Lugley street |
| 12 Nelson Robert & Co., domestic machinery depot |
| 12 Evans Albert |
| 13 Newport District Liberal Club (G. H. Snellgrove, hon. sec.) |
| 14 Whitbread Benjamin John, rating officer for the parish of South Arreton & Whippingham & sec. to the Arreton Charity Trust |
| 14 Stiby & Elderfield, clothiers. |
| 14 S.O.S. Radio Service, wireless engineers |
| 15 Owen Harold, greengrocer |
| 15a, Young Richard Percival |
| 16a, Young's, wireless dealer |
| Congregational Church |
| 16 Kent Mrs. Lily, confectioner |
| 17 Early William J., butcher |
| 18 Long Mrs. Winifred, fruiterer |
| here is High street |
| St. James square. |
| 18a, Isle of Wight County Club (William C. Black, sec.; Walter F. Bower, steward) |
| 18a, Isle of Wight County Club Ltd. (regd. office) |
| 19 JORDAN & STANLEY, grocers, provision, &_wine & spirit merchants |
| 19 Vectis Bus Co. Ltd. (associated S. Railway Co. Ltd.) (offices) |
| 20 Wadham & Sons Ltd., house furnishers |
| 21 Red Lion P.H., Tom R. Tilling |
| 22 Roach's Commercial Hotel (Mrs. A. E. Hooton) |
| 22 Victory Cleaners (Isle of Wight) |
| 23 The Bell inn, William Kellow Baker |
| 24 Central Fruit Stores (Frederick W. Lock, propr.), fruiterer |
| here is Pyle street |
| Nodehill. |
| 26 Dalby Harry L., boot dealer |
| 26a Tomlinson George E., greengrocer |
| 27 Tomlinson George E., tobacconist |
| 28 Pittis Francis & Son, auctioneers |
| 29 Gray R. C., clothier |
| 29 Rowland Arthur H. |
| here is South street |
| 30 NEWPORT & ISLE OF WIGHT MiNERAL WATER CO. (Jordan & Stanley, promrietors) |
| 30 Cook Miss |
| 31 Whitcher Frank E., outfitter |
| 32 & 33 JORDAN & STANLEY, wholesale & retail grocers, provision, wine & spirit merchants |
| 34 Gustar Charles Henry, butcher |
| 34a, Bannister Miss Elsie, confectioner |
| 35a, Good Charles Arthur M.R.C.V.S.Lond., veterinary surgeon & veterinary inspector for Newport market under the Corporation. Tel. No. 194 |
| 35 Bright Francis W., A.C.A., chartered accountant. Tel. No. 484 |
| 36 Perry Kenneth, typewriters |
| 35 Ormsby-Rymer W., accountant & clerk to the commissioners of Taxes (Isle of Wight division) |
| 36 Eldridge James & Sons, solicitors & commissioners for oaths. Tel. No. 31 |
| 36 Eldridge James, solicitor & commissioner for affidavits in the Supreme court |
| 37 Meech George C., cycle agent |
| 38 & 39 Bright & Minns Ltd., dyers & cleaners. |
| 40 Cave & Sherwood, grocers |
| 41 Grapes P.H., Edward George Shipsey |
| here is Orchard lane |
| 42 Wray Mrs. Annie, confectioner |
| 43 Stotesbury John, fried fish dealer |
| 44 Cooper Frank, mason |
| here is Plough yard |
| 45 Plough inn, Mrs. Susan Hayles |
| here is Orchard street |
| 49a, Harvey Albert Edward |
| 49 Jenkins T. & E. W., masons |
| 50 Hemming Hector B. |
| 51 Parker George, dairyman |
| 52 & 53 Ring Howard D., leather seller |
| 54 Caddy Edwin, pastrycook |
| Council School |
| Domestic Centre (Miss M. Newman, mistress) |
| West side. |
| Nodehill |
| 61 Cranbourn P.H., Mrs. Ellen M. Smith |
| 82 Divers Alfred Samuel, confectioner |
| 63 Ince W. J., boot maker |
| 64 Ralph Arthur James, florist |
| 65 Barber Mrs. |
| 66 Cheverton Arthur Laurence, beer retailer |
| 67 & 68 Snellgrove J. E. & Son, plumbers |
| 68 Snellgrove George H. |
| 69 & 70 Matthews Fred, stationer & post office |
| 71 Best Henry V., shopkeeper |
| 72 Reynolds Mrs. |
| 73 Reynolds Mrs. C. M., newsagent |
| 74 Ward Charles, shopkeeper |
| 75 Hayles W. H., hairdresser |
| 76 Coward Frederick G. & Sons, ironmongers |
| 77 Payne Ernest Albert, confectioner |
| 78 Kirby John & Son, pork butchers |
| 80 AlIen Mrs. Winifred, draper |
| 81 'The Tyre Service Depot' (Hedley Simpson, propr) |
| 82 Riley Alfred George, hairdresser |
| 83 Tuffley Miss N. A., fancy draper |
| 84 Smith George, fishmonger |
| 85 Nicholson W., boot repairer |
| 86 Coleman Francis John |
| Node Hill Congregational Lecture Hall & Sunday School |
| here is Chapel street |
| 86a., Beale Charles stationer |
| 87 Coombes William T., saddler |
| 88 Southin Mrs. C., costumier |
| 89 Saddler Edward J., H.M. Inspector of taxes |
| 90 Knapp Mrs. Ivy, ladies' hairdresser |
| 91 Robertons & Halletts Dairies Ltd., dairymen |
| 91a, Rugg Walter James & Co. Ltd., tobacconists |
| 92 George inn, George T. Hewett |
| 93 & 94 Sheath John & Co., corn merchants |
| here is Scarrot's lane |
| 95 & 96 Moorman & Son, house furnishers |
| 97 Shepard Edward James, baker |
| 98, 99 & 100 Abraham A. W. & Co., butchers |
| 101 Midland Bank Ltd. (Hedley Francis Heaton, manqger) |
| here is Pyle street |
| St. James square. |
| 102 Barclays Bank Ltd. (Charles Challen, manager) |
| 103 Larby's Ltd., ice cream manufacturers |
| 103 Larby Stuart, confectioner |
| 104 Yelf Gerald Hind, baker |
| 105 Dalby Harry Letts, leather seller |
| 106 Hayles James Alfred, pork butcher |
| 106a, Beken & Son, chemists |
| 107 National Provincial Bank Ltd. (Cecil L. Davies, manager) |
| 107a, Linington J. H., ironmonger |
| 108 Godwin H., tailor |
| here is High street |
| 109 Way H. J. & Son (incorporated with Wallis Riddett & Co.), valuers |
| 110 Moody Samuel F., watch maker |
| 111 Purkis George B. & Sons Ltd., boot makers |
| 112 Fisk & Fisher, corn merchants |
| 113 Pickfords Ltd., carriers & railway agents. Telephone 22 |
| 114 Purkis George B. & Sons Ltd., tailors |
| 115 Stiby & Elderfield, clothiers. |
| 116 Kime Ernest Alfred, photographer |
| 117 Freemasons' tavern, Mrs. Emily M. Harris |
| here is Lugley street |
| 118 NEWPORT GRAMMAR SCHOOL (L. J. D. Wheatley B.Sc., head master) |
| 119 Charles the First P.H., Alfred James Norris |
| 120 Alabone Arthur, dentist |
| 121 Ibbotson Sidney |
| 122 Chiverton Frank F.F.A.S., architect |
| 123 Lee Mrs. J. F. |
| here is Crocker street |
| 124 Tee Ernest Edwin, baker |
| 125 Deacon Alfred |
| 127 Troopers' inn, Mrs. M. I. Ash |
| 128 Arnold Percy William |
| 129 Hannam Ernest |
| 130 Morris Bernard C. |
| 131 Mytton Richard |
| 132 Kent Albert, miller (Town Gate mill) |
| Assembly Rooms (Town Gate mill) |