Totland - Kelly 1927 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 4

Palmer Albert Henry, beer retailer, High Down inn

Paul William Henry, builder, Broadway

Pink Bros. motor garage, Granville road

Pink Bros., confectioners, Broadway

Plumbley & Son (propr. D. B. Plumbley), ironmongers, The Broadway

Police Station (Stanley John Sampson, constable in charge), Rose cottage, Weston road

Porter John, refreshment rooms, Broadway

Reason Thomas, cab proprietor, Hambrough villa

Sampson Stanley John, county police, Rose cottage, Weston road

Seymour George, cabinet maker, Broadway

Simmonds Walter Thomas, plumber, Wadhurst, Princes road

Smith Alice (Miss), milliner, Broadway

Southern Railway Co. booking office, Broadway

St. Joseph's Collegiate School (Arthur Joseph Buisseret B.Litt., L.C.P. principal)

Starke Frederick Stewart, farmer, Stoats farm

Stickland Henry Bennett & Son, florists, Broadway

Thompson Frank, motor engineer, Broadway

Totland Bay Estate Office (William John Waterhouse, res. agent)

Totland Bay Hotel & Pier Co. Ltd. (Miss R. Hibbs, manageress).

Waterhouse William John, estate agent

West Wight Games Club Ltd. (F. McClean, sec.)

White Charles & Co., builders, Princes road

Whittingham Thomas Henry, dairyman, Stonewind cottage

Woodford & Co. butchers, Broadway.

Young Walter, builder, Princes road

Bennett Miss Annie, mistress, Elementary Church School (mixed), built 1880, & since enlarged for 180 children.

Desmond Mrs., mistress, Roman Catholic School, rebuilt in 1902 for 160 children, average attendance 115.

Garlick Joseph Bartlett, sub-postmaster

Howe Robert Martin, sexton, Totland

Isaacs William, Pier collector, Alum Bay

Vacant, Pier master, Totland Bay