Quadrant Street
Albert Street to Cullingtree Road

   1. McGaharan, Jos., joiner (as McGaral in 1907)
   3. Brown, John, labourer
   5. McCrory, Danl., painter
   7. Goodwin, Jas., carter
   9. Devlin, Wm., labourer
 11. O'Dowd, Hugh, labourer
 13. McGurran, Joseph, labourer
 15. Cottar, John, nailer
 17. Ward, Mary
 19. Rice, Arthur, labourer
 21. Phillips, Thomas, butcher
 23. Marron, Geo., labourer
 25. Boyle, Arthur, butcher
 27. Reid, John, bundling master
 29. Hoffman, Rose Ann
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   2. Ginley, Thos., blacksmith
   4. Boyle, Wm., labourer
   6. McKenna, J., motor man
   8. Hart, John, dealer
 10. Feenan, John, painter
 12. Lyttle, Isabella
 14. Craig, Robert, sailor
 16. Vacant
 18. McCarron, Jas., rougher
 20. McKeown, Sarah Jane
 22. Kearney, Philip, baker

Queen Street
Castle Street to Wellington Place

                              [right hand side]
   1. McPolin, Patk., publican
3, 3½. Berne, T. H., publican
   5. Hill, Geo L., & Son, general engravers and die sinkers
   7. Godwin, W. & A., hackle & gill makers
 9a. King, Hy., & Co., pinafore, apron and skirt manufacturers
   9. Johnston, Stanley, electrical & motor engineer. Telephone No. 1625
 11. British Insulated & Helsby Cables Ltd., cable manufacturers and electrical engineers; J. W. I. Stephen, branch manager. Telephone No. 2836. Telegraphic Address, Insulated, Belfast
 13. General Electric Company Limited, manufacturers of dynamos, motors, telephone and electrical accessories. Tel. No. 26. Telegraphic address, Ignition, Belfast. Branch manager, W. R. E. Boyd
 15. Davison, A., wholesale boot agent
 17. Hall, Jno. (Belfast), Ltd., plumber, steam, gasfitter & brass finisher. Telephone No. 137
 19. McDowell, Stephen & Son, drysalters, chemical manufacturers & dye works furnishers. Tel. No. 22. Telegraphic Address, Sago, Belfast
       Belfast Hospital for Sick Children - Matron, Miss Lockwood
 29. Gas Department Offices
 31. Moore, R. C. & Co., commission agents & mill furnishers
  "    City Electro-plating Works
 33. Rainey, Samuel, engraver
  "    Trade Finishing Co. - Thomas Osborne
  "    Simpson, J. & Co.
 35. Ross & Co., brass founders, plumbers, electricians, gas and steam fitters & laundry engineers.  Telephone No. 2505
37, 39. Carswell, R., & Son Ltd., Stationers, Engravers, Lithographers, Printers, Bookbinders, & Wholesale Stationers, Gelatiners; Agents for Crossley's "Otto" Gas and Oil Engines and Suction Gas Plants; res., Alan Carswell, J.P., Elsinore, Jordanstown. Tel. No. 20 and 3067. Telegraphic Address "Carswell, Belfast"
..........College Street intersects
 41. Nicholson & Morrow, Manufacturers and Warehousemen
 43. Singer Sewing Machine Co. Ltd. - Jas. Marshall, Manager
 45. Vacant
 47. Symington, Kirkwood, & Co., linen merchants & insurance agents
  "    Douglas & Co., linen merchants
  "    McAdam, Jas., linen merchant & manufacturer
 49. Wilson, J. H., linen merchant
  "    Steiner, F., & Co. Ltd., turkey red dyers, calico printers and handkerchief manufacturers
  "    Boucher, Joseph, & Co., linen merchants
  "    The Northern Linen Co. (Goods entrance)
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                               [left hand side]
   2. Cheyne bros., manufacturers of linen, cotton & embroidered handkerchiefs; also fancy linen embroidered goods - J. T. Kamcke; res., 73 Fitzwilliam Place
   4. Hunter, Bell, & Co. Ltd., manufacturers and warehousemen
 4a. Vacant
   6. Irish Whiskey Co. Ltd. - Patrick Dempsey, J.P., managing director; J. J. Lyons, L.A.A., secretary. Telegraphic Address, "Slemish, Belfast" Telephone Number 640
   8. McKittrick, J. & R., commission agents. Tel. No. 29X
  "    Greenlees & Lambie - J. & R. McKittrick, agents
  "    Smyth, C. R., commission agents
  "    Herron, J. M., commission agents
  "    Scott, S., commission agent
10 to 14. Vacant
 16. Belfast & District Water Commissioners' Stores
 20. Burn, Mrs., chiropodist
 22. Darragh, Miss Jane K., ostrich feather dresser
 24. McVeigh & Donnan, wholesale warehousemen
 26. Carter, J. L., & Co., linen merchants
  "    Inman, Edwin, & Co.
  "    Orr, W. F., manufacturers' agent
  "    Shaw, R. P., manufacturers' agent
 28. Gibson, S., wholesale draper
  "    Tillotson & Son Ltd., art printers - J. Gosney
  "    Ford, J. L., manufacturers' agent
  "    Anderson, Jas., commission agent
  "    Todd, Henry, agent for Robt. Jamieson & Co., of Edinburgh; Purnell & Panter Ltd., Bristol; E. J. Caley Ltd., Norwich
  "    Eaton, H. N., manufacturers' agent
  "    Keiller, Wm., damask designer
..........College Street intersects
 30. Piver, Thomas
  "    Lamb, James, agent
  "    Mccauley, Thos., & Co., manufacturers ladies' shirts and blouses
 32. Alderdice, T., linen merchant
  "    Knox, R. S., manufacturers' agent
  "    Heaney, J. W., & Co., manufacturers
 34. Martin, J., & Co., linen merchants
  "    Irish Damask and Linen Company
  "    Clark, N. W., & Co., linen merchants and agents
 36. Dickinson, John, & Co. Ltd., wholesale stationers and fancy box makers
38a. Jacob, C. E., wholesale motor & cycle accessory factor, J. Gallagher, manager; res., 7 Marsden Gardens, Cavehill Road
 38. Corry, D. W., wholesale boot, shoe and saddlers' ironmongery warehouseman
 40. Vacant
 42. Borland, Andrew, tobacconist; fancy goods importer

Queen Street, North
Donegall Street to Limestone Road

                              [right hand side]
   1. MacCann & Co., Coffin Factory
       Ekenhead Presbyterian Church - Rev. John Greenlees, minister; res., 7 Brookhill Avenue
   3. Patton, Jos., hair dresser
   5. McKeown, J., grocer, etc.
..........Frederick Street intersects
7, 9. O'Boyle, N. J., publican
 11. Corbett, Jas., butcher
 13. McCall, Margaret
 15. Murray, P. J., hair dresser
 17. Maginniss, Arthur, packer
 19. Cosgrave, Mary
..........Constabulary Lane intersects
21, 23. Savage, P., cooper
 25. Dornan, Sarah
 27. Mallon, Ellen, draper
 29. Roberts, Wm., labourer
 31. O'Hanlon, Maggie
 33. Doyle, Mrs., dress maker
 35. Vacant
 37. Moss, M.
 39. McKelvey, F., green grocer
..........May's Lane intersects
 41. St. Vincent's Hall
 43. Cosgrave, Mary
..........Lancaster Street intersects
 49. Vacant
 51. Simpson, David, & Sons, green grocers
 53. Bradley, A., publican
55a. Mullen, W. J., labourer
 55. Donnelly, Ellen, grocer
 57. Reavey, Ellen
 59. Regan, Catherine
 61. Doyle, Catherine
63, 65. Craig, M., publican
67. Gribben, Rosanna
 69. Madden, A., cabinet maker
 71. Anderson, Alex., engineer
 73. Welch, G., general dealer
 75. O'Neill, A., dealer
 77. Connolly, Eliza, dealer
..........Great George's Street intersects
81, 83. Bradley, P. & M., publicans
85, 87. McCauley, J., joiner
89, 91. Ritchie, J., builder
                        Blondin Hill Terrace
 93. Lindsay, Mrs. Annie
 95. McCrory, Elizabeth
 97. Darragh, Mary
 99. Liddy, John, pavior
101. McCann, Hugh, painter
103. McCormick, Margaret
        Ekenhead National Schools - H. W. Allen, principal
..........Little George's Street intersects
107, 109. Locke, S., pawn broker
111. Fitzpatrick, J., fish salesman
113. Stuart, James, printer
115. Quinn, Catherine
117. Vannon, D., upholsterer
119. Lawther & Garrett, rent agents
121. Wells, H., postman
123. Huston, M., milliner
125. Finnimore, Peter, brick layer
127. McCabe, Catherine
129. Campbell, Margaret
131. O'Neill, Catherine
133. McCall, Patk., hair dresser
135. Paterson, J., publican
..........Henry Street intersects
        The York Street Flax Spinning Co.'s mill
..........Sussex Street intersects
139. Kilpatrick, S. & J., publicans
141. Graham, Thos., hair dresser
143. Creaney, W., boiler maker
145. Mullan, Margaret, baker
..........Vere Street intersects
147. Morgan, Jas., publican
149, 151. Curley, P., bread server
153. Bryans, Charlotte, draper
..........Grove Street intersects
155. O'Neill, Hugh, confectioner
157, 159. Harrison, Jas., draper
161. Morgan, J., butcher
..........Earl Street intersects
171. Devlin, Patrick
173. Lowry, Mary
175. Rolleston, Jos., hair dresser
177. Walker, Mary
179. Irvine, A., boiler maker
181. Knox, Chas., carter
183. Malone, Margaret
185. Vacant
..........Meadow Street intersects
187. North Queen Street dispensary
189. English, Thos., dairyman
189a. English, Jas., boot maker
189b. Guthrie, J., druggist
..........Garden Street intersects
191. Hughey, Chas., draper
231. Murray, Miss, news agent
231a. McSwiggin, P., pensioner
233a. Spence, H., & Co., grocers
233b. Stewart, R., frame maker
233c. Home & Colonial Tea Stores
233d. Eastmans, Ltd., butchers
235. Greenfield, Robt., tailor & draper
237. Milligan, Jos., provision merchant
239. Hughey, Chas., & Co., drapers
..........Brougham Street intersects
241, 243. Hunter, R., draper, etc.
245. Carlile, Robt., provision merchant
247. Lewis, Flossie, hardware
247a. Turner, Mrs.
247b. Gilbey, W. A. (branch)
249. McIlwain, J., baker
251. Turner, W. G., fruiterer
253. Green, Henry, sawyer
255 Woods, S., tailor
257.Woods, S., newsagent
259. Dalglish, M. A., draper
261. Blair, John, confectioner
263.Carse, J., hair dresser
265. Cunning, Miss, draper
267. McMullan, Ellen, grocer
..........Canning Street intersects
269, 271. Connolly, A., publican
273. Lemon, T., furniture dealer
275. Lowry, W. J., plumber
277. McVeigh, S., green grocer
279.Malcolmson & Co., dyers & cleaners
281. Rosborough, Mary
..........Hanna Street intersects
..........Rowan Street intersects
283. McCrory, Mrs.
285. Trainor, Mary
287. Robinson, D., seaman
289. Newell, David, labourer
291. Forde, Wm., labourer
293. Boyle, Michael, hackler
295. Molloy, W. J., flax dresser
297. Dunlop, H., labourer
299. Healey, Margaret
301. McCrory, B., cooper
303. Connor, Mrs. Mary
305. Creeland, Hugh, carter
307. McCrystal, Jas., compositor
309. Ryan, Michael, checker
311. McKenna, Fras., clerk
313. Donnelly, Jos., labourer
315. McGinnety, Nancy
317. Scott, Frances
319. Ramsay, T., hair dresser
321. Wylie, John, labourer
323. Nesbitt, Saml., boot maker
325. Mearns, D., rivetter
327. Reid, Jane Sarah
329. Morgan, H., hair dresser
331. Pimley, John, tailor
333. Smyth, Patrick, tailor
335. Reid, John, seaman
337. O'Hara, Mary, confectioner
339. Boyd, Wm., labourer
341. Beggs, John, labourer
343. Drennan, David, labourer
345. Niblock, John, labourer
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                                [left hand side]
       Belfast Charitable Institution - Miss J. B. Russell, Lady Superintendent
                                 Porter Lodge
       Goodall, James R.
   2. Lynch, J., pawn broker
   4. Devine, D., fruiterer
   6. Fisher, R. J., meal, flour & bran merchant; offices, York Lane
   8. Kearney, John, stevedore
 10. Collins, John, dealer
 12. Ritchie, R. J.
14, 16. Mulryne, P., coach builder
                        The Victoria Barracks
 18. North Queen Street Post Office - Miss Weir, sub - postmistress
 20. Moore, Peter, cooper
 22. Henderson, W., contractor
24, 26. Waring, S., builder
 28. Wilson, Maggie, grocer
 30. McCullough, F., manager
 32. Nelson, James, cooper
 34. O'Neill, Arthur, tram conductor
 36. Shields, J., cab owner
 38. Duffy, Thomas, labourer
 40. Quinn, Margaret
 42. Loughran, C., hair dresser
 44. McKelvey, James, painter
 46. Mohan, Peter, butcher
..........Victoria Yard intersects
 50. McDowell, W. J., confectioner
 52. Dougherty, Jas., newsagent
 54. McCloskey, John, postman
 56. Magee, James, shoe maker
 58. Pake, Jas., publican
                       The Cavalry Barracks
60, 62. Vacant
..........Artillery Street intersects
 64. McCann, J., provision merchant
 66. McKeown, J., pawn broker
..........New Lodge Road intersects
 68. Campbell, Jas., publican
 70. O'Neill, Ellen
 72. Quinn, Peter, fruiterer & confectioner
 74. Storey, Robert, carrier
 76. Loughran, Patk., grocer
 78. Mohan, T., butcher
 80. Higgins, W. J., confectioner
 82. Vacant
..........Hardinge Street intersects
84, 86. Lambe, P., publican
      Spamount Independent Church - Minister, Rev. W. J. Davey; res., 32 Pacific Avenue
..........Spamount Street intersects
 92. Faloon, T. & J., grocers
                           Spamount Terrace
 94. Kearney, Jas., fireman
96, 98. Devine, D., fruit dealer
100. Smyth, Robert, dealer
..........Upper Meadow Street intersects
102. Bell, John M., family grocer
104. Wightman, Ed., trimmer
106. McCullough & Co., drapers
108. Watson, John, fitter
110. Allen, Alex., hardware merchant & news agent
..........Hillman Street intersects
112. Ross, David, baker
114. Bloor, F. J., steeplejack
116. Balmer, M., shoe maker
118. Barton, T. H., grocer
120. Hyndman, Hugh, butcher
122. Madden, P., spirit grocer
..........Duncairn Gardens intersects
124, 126. Wilkinson, M., druggist
128. Gate entrance
130. Armstrong, A., fruiterer
132. Graham, R., butcher
..........Moyola Street intersects
134. Templeton, John, grocer
136. McCallion, Annie, draper
138. Millar, W. J.. boot maker
140. Lockie, Agnes, confectioner
142. Lawson, Ellen
144. Black, Wm., grocer
..........Upper Canning Street intersects
146. Johnstone, Jas., pawn broker
148. Watson, G., confectioner
150. Easton, J. & R., grocers
152. Wortley, Alice, confectioner
154. McCausland, S., general draper
..........Greenmount Street intersects
156. McNamee & McGlade, publicans

158. McCandless, A., confectioner
160. Price, William, butcher
162. Doherty, Jas., painter
164. Adair, Mary
166. Harper, Robt., grocer
..........Lewis Street intersects
168. Moody, Wm., provision merchant
170. Gilmour, Grace, confectioner
170a. Hunter, R. E., rent office
..........Mervue Street intersects
172. Lyttle, W., druggist
174. Stewart, Jas., carpenter
176. Scott, W. W., labourer
178. Ross, Mary
180. Johnston, W., butcher
182. Palmer, T., confectioner
184. Armstrong, Margt., confectioner
186. Flynn, Patk., publican
..........Cosgrove Street intersects
188, 190. McEldowney, P. & B., publicans
192. Hinds, Jas., pawn broker
194. Watt, Geo., baker
..........Lilliput Street intersects
196. Brady, Edw., spirit grocer
198. Hutchinson, Knox, labourer
200. Wylie, J., hair dresser
202, 204. Clarke & Co., drapers
206. McLorinan, Miss, confectioner (as McLarnon in 1907)

Queen Street, Upper
Wellington Place to Howard Street

       Hanna, R., side entrance
42, 44. Liddell, Wm., & Co. Ltd., linen manufacturers and bleachers
 46. Forster Green Hospital for Consumption - Outdoor patient department
   "   Beck, Hugh, caretaker
 48. Capper, Jos. H., handkerchief manufacturer. Telegraphic Address "Mohawk, Belfast"
   "   Sparrow, J., Audley & Co.
 50. Dobbin, Field, & Co., manufacturers & agents
  "   Field, J. H., & Co.
  "   McMullan, Clifford, manufacturers' agent
  "   The Irish Egg and Produce Company
  "   Hughes, H. C., silk merchant
 52. Hanna, J. C., & Co., linen manufacturers and merchants
..........Wellington Street intersects
                                  First Floor
 54. Hunter, R., commission agent
  "    Walker & Irwin, linen & cambric handkerchief manufacturers
 56. Nixon, J. C., & Co., linen manufacturers
  "    Thomas, T. M., auditor & accountant
                               Second Floor
 58. Ward, Owen, labourer
 60. Coulter, Marshall, caretaker Y.M.C.A.
 62. Hadden, Wm., agent
  "    Collins, D. M., linen and commission agent
  "    Kidd, Boden, & Co., linen and silk merchants
  "    Ellis Bros., cambrice merchants & manufacturers
                                 __ ________

   1. Henry, A. & S., goods entrance
   3. Gemmell, D. & J., monumental sculptors  3a. National Telephone Company Limited, Telephone Buildings - District Manager, John D. W. Stewart
   5. Dowling, J., & Sons, plumbers and gasfitters
   7. Mollan, W. S., & Co., linen manufacturers
. .........Wellington Street intersects
   9. Mathers, Joseph, Ltd., damask and linen manufacturers
  "    Hardy, J. North,& Son, ribbon, tape & small ware manufacturers
 11. McCabe & Bullock, manufacturers and warehousemen

Queen's Arcade
Donegall Place to Fountain Street

1, 3. Dickson, Wm., & Co., side door
   5. Burke, Miss S., The Irish Art Depot
7, 9. The Queen's Linen Co.
 11. Smith, Mrs., milliner
 13. The Ulster Dairy Co.
 15. Holmes, Miss, milliner
 17. Gulbransen, P. F., watch maker
 19. Spence, Miss, Ladies' blouse depot
 21, 23. Mayes, Letitia, milliners
 25. Mills' Lending Library
27, 29. Snugg, Mrs., milliner
 31. Bamford, S., merchant tailor
                                __ ________

   2. Side door
4, 6. The Queen Cafe
8, 10. Hanna, Miss, costumier & ladies' tailor
 12. Cronne, S. I., milliner
 14. The Vienna Photo. Art Co. - W. L. Allison, proprietor
 16. Nicholson, Miss, boot, shoe & slipper warehouse
 18. Universal Knitting Machine Company
 20. Howden & P. H. Charley, coal merchants
  "    Charley, P. H., insurance agent
 22. Beresford, Miss, milliner
 24. North of Ireland Loan Bank - J. Lamont, manager
 26. Bill, Miss Mary, confectioner

Queen's Bridge

       Gregg, Wm., Sons, & Phenix, iron founders, architectural & sanitary engineers, machinists, fireclay goods & cement merchants

Queen's Quay
Queen's Bridge to Abercorn Basin

       Sailors' Institute and Irish Temperance League Coffee Stand - John Monahan
   1. Kingsberry, James, coal merchant & ship owner
   2. King, Alex., coal merchant & steamship owner; head office, King's Court, Wellington Place
3, 4. Neill, John, coal merchant
   5. Craig, Hugh & Co., coal merchants & steamship owners; head office, 6 Royal Avenue
   6. Hinde, Wm., Ltd., coal merchant & steamship owner
..........Middlepath Street intersects
       Adams, Mrs., Coffee Stand
       Queen's Quay Weigh Bridge No. 2
 23. Hinde, Wm., Ltd., coal depot
. .........Sydenham Road intersects
       The Harbour Commissioners Co. Down Time Office
 25. Craig, H., & Co., coal depot
 27. Hinde, W., Ltd., stabling yard
28, 29. Kelly, Mrs. John, coal depot
 30. Macpherson & Todd, coal importers
 31. Richards, J. C., coal importer
 33. Wilson, S. C., coal merchant

Queen's Road
off Sydenham Road

                               [left hand side]
       McMullan, T., & Co., stores
..........Abercorn Basin intersects
       Hutchinson, W. J., deputy harbour master
       Harland & Wolff Ltd., shipbuilders, engineers and boiler makers
..........Victoria Road intersects
       Workman, Clark & Co. Ltd., South Yard, ship builders, engineers & boiler makers
       The Sunderland Forge and Engineering Co. Ltd.
       Walter, Scott & Middleton Ltd., contractors
       The Harbour Commissioners Engineering Offices
                               __ ________

                             [right hand side]
       Cowan & Co., stables
       MacColl & Co. Ltd., engineers, boiler makers and shipwrights
..........Old Channel Road intersects
       Harbour Electric Station
       Public Telephone Office
       Abercorn Engine and Boiler Repairing Works
       Workman, Clark, & Co. Ltd., engineers and boiler makers
..........Abercorn Road intersects
       Harland & Wolff Ltd., engineers and boiler makers
       Irish Temperance League Dining Hall
..........Hamilton Road intersects
       Workman, Clark, & Co. Ltd., engineers and boiler makers
..........Musgrave Road intersects
       Harland & Wolff Ltd., Alexandra Dock Works and Stores - Robert English, caretaker; Frank Burns, foreman carter
..........Harland Road intersects
       Anglo-American Oil Company Ltd., Petroleum Depot.
       McCausland, John, & Son, scrap iron and timber merchants and machinery dealers

Queen's Square
High Street to Donegall Quay

                              [right hand side]
   1. Globe Express Limited, and Belfast Parcel Delivery Co., Local, Inland & Foreign Carriers - B. Marsh, District Manager
   3. Lowry, John, manufacturers agent
   "   McCammon, T., commission agent
   "   Love, R. W., carrier
   5. Milligan, P., rope & twine manufacturer and hemp merchant
                            Queen's Chambers
   7. Young, Jas., & Co., General Carriers and Furniture Removers
   "   Hampton, P., & Son, consulting engineers & agents, representative for Croft & Perkins, Bradford. Tel. 2950
   "   Morris Beef Company, Provisions and "Fairbank" Tinned Meats Ltd. - D. E. Davis, representative
   "   The Raphael Fine Art Co..
   9. Stewart, Robert & Son, auctioneers and valuators; res., Doonvarna, Rosetta Park
 11. Duncan, R. & D. A., colliery agents
                            King's Chambers
 13. Porter, F. A., electrical and general engineers' representative; The Limmer Ashphalte Paving Co. Ltd.
   "   Savage, C. J., manufacturers' agent, hardware and allied trades
   "   Weir, James, commission agent
 15. Belfast Discount Co. Ltd. - J. H. Steele, secretary
 17. Stuart, John, tea & sugar merchant
19, 21. Rogers, John, Felt, Wire and Grease Manufacturer; residence, Edenagrena, Cranmore Park
 23. Millin & Company, The Ultonia Works, bottlers, machinists, brass founders, etc.
 27. McCann, Alex., publican
. .........Princes Street intersects
 29. Quinn, M. & T., tobacconists
31, 33. Quinn, M. & F., publicans
35, 37. McCusker, M., wine and spirit merchant and family grocer
 39. Sutton & Co., General, Inland, Foreign Carriers & Shipping Agents - R. Nolan, Manager
                       Custom House Chambers
 41. Albert Club
   "   Quiery, John, commission agent
43, 45. Crealey, J. & M., publicans
 47. Young, Quintin, agent for Glasgow & South Western Railway
 49. Burns, G. & J., Ltd., Glasgow, Greenock, and Ardrossan steamers, Cunard Steamship Co. - A. Gibson, agent
                              __ ________

                             [left hand side]
       Northern Banking Company Ltd. (head office)
   2. Robb, Alex., chief cashier, Northern Bank - Gillespie, W. J., caretaker
   4. Crawford & Lockhart, solicitors

Queensland Street
Crumlin Road to Snugville Street

   1. Meneely, Thos., joiner
   3. Melvin, Jas., waiter
   5. Norwood, Mary
   7. Brown, W. J., time keeper
   9. Sloan, John, labourer
 11. McKee, Annie
 13. Anderson, Mary
 15. Lucas, Wm. W., gardener
 17. Tramble, Joseph, postman
 19. McWhirter, Wm., window cleaner
 21. McCullagh, D., harbour constable
 23. Morrison, Jno., engineer
 25. Hoy, Ephrim, engineer
 27. Graham, Mrs.
 29. Parr, T. H., warehouseman
 31. Houston, Saml., posting
                               __ ________

                             [Left hand side]
       Masonic Hall (side door) - Thos. Mitchell, caretaker
   2. Mulholland, John E., clerk
   4. Allen, J.
   6. Greenham, Emily
   8. Phillips, Hy., photographer
 10. Cowden, S., motor driver
 12. Bickerstaff, Jos., van man
 14. Campbell, W. J., whip maker
 16. Black, Mrs.
 18. Morrow, Alfred, cutter
 20. Kerr, W. H., goods checker
 22. Milliken, Margaretta
 24. Davis, Margaret
 26. Conn, David
 28. McKeown, Jas., labourer
 30. Clarke, Philip, clerk
 32. Neely, Geo., R.I.C.
 34. Craig, Sarah
 36. Monteith, Alex., saddler
 38. Collett, Geo., hotel attendant
38a. Andrews & Co., painting contractors; res., 2 Enfield Street
 40. Lynd, John, grocer
 42. Corry, J., engineer
 44. Hicks, Sarah
 46. Gavahen, John, R.I.C.
 48. Gamble, S., insurance agent
 50. Kerr, John, fitter
 52. McCleery, Frank, engineer
 54. McSeveney, J., linen lapper
 56. Ferguson, A., manager
 58. Marshall, A., cloth passer
 60. Patterson, Thomas
 62. McRoberts, Miss
 64. Woodney, Robt., labourer
 66. Scott, Wm., brass finisher

Queen Victoria Gardens
Skegoniel Avenue to Fortwilliam Parade

1 to 17. Vacant ground
 19. Wilson, J., coachman
 21. McDowell, R., shipwright
 23. McCormick, J., rivetter
 25. Anderson, J., boiler maker
 27. Irvine, W., lamp lighter
 29. McCallum, S., tram cleaner
 31. Haslett, F., painter
 33. McKinley, Jno., gardener
 35. Wright, Jas., gardener
 37. Moore, Wm., coachman
 39. Browne, Saml., porter
 41. McAlees, Wm., coachman
 43. Moore, Wm., tram cleaner
 45. McCreight, A., labourer
 47. Young, Paul, grocer
                              __________

   2. Side door from Skegoniel Avenue
   4. Fee, Mrs. Jane
   6. Wade, J., labourer
   8. Marcus, Joseph, joiner
 10. Roy, Albert, carpenter
 12. McQuillan, D., coachman
 14. Hanna, W., fitter
 16. McClements, J., carpenter
 18. Alexander, H., bookkeeper
 20. McCurdy, R., tram conductor
 22. McNulty, James, joiner
 24. Vacant
 26. Irvine, Wm., motorman
 28. Gordon, Robt., labourer
 30. Wilson, James, grocer
 32. Bell, T., groom
 34. Moore, J., brush maker
 36. Lincol, Mrs.
 38. Almond, Robert
 40. McIlathon, J., motorman
 42. Maxwell, T., coachman
 44. Williamson, J., iron turner
 46. McCartney, T., labourer
 48. McBride, John, carpenter

Queen Victoria Street
Bloomfield Avenue to Ravenscroft Avenue

   1. Smith, Samuel, labourer
   3. Bennett, James, plater
   5. Wilson, D., brass finisher
   7. Williamson, Agnes
   9. McNaught, James, foreman
 11. Garrett, James, labourer
 13. Yeates, Michael
 15. Hutchinson, W., weigh master
 17. Darragh, Robt., engineer
 19. Monaghan, J., blacksmith
 21. Carroll, Wm., foreman
 23. Bell, Catherine
                               __________

   2. Kelvey, James, beamer
   4. Freeman, R. E., boiler maker
   6. Mars, Margaret
   8. Kerr, Richard, baker
 10. Hackett, Thos., baker
 12. Kavanagh, G., rivetter
 14. Wilson, Thos., painter
 16. Cameron, John, engineer
 18. Shaw, William
 20. Wilson, Annie
 22. Mackay, J., practical engineer
 24. Korman, Alec., labourer

Quinn's Place
off Nelson Street

   2. Noble, Thos., carter
   3. McDowell, Wm., labourer
   4. Magill, John, labourer
   5. Thompson, Sam., labourer
   6. Arthurs, John, labourer
   7. Tumelty, J., labourer

Quinn Street
off Short Strand

   1. O'Connor, Patk., tram conductor
   3. Corcoran, M., rivetter
   5. McCann, P., labourer
   7. Carroll, Patk., labourer
   9. Rice, Arthur, labourer
 11. Murray, Mary
 13. Foustel, Mrs. Mary
 15. McStravick, Mrs. Ellen
 17. Magee, F., labourer
 19. Ramsey, Mrs. Sarah
 21. Logan, Jas., labourer
 23. Lundy, James, labourer
 25. Moreland, Jos., rivetter
 27. Hughes, Edw., labourer
 29. McStravick, Jno., seaman
                               __________

   2. Magee, Hugh, labourer
   4. Berry, Joseph, dealer
   6. Carroll, P., shoe maker

Quinton Street
Isoline Street to Channing Street

   2. Higgins, Wm., labourer
   4. Irvine, Edward
   6. Christie, Robt., painter
   8. Townsend, J., insurance agent
 10. Morrow, Thos., carter
 12. Keenan, Mrs.
 14. Rainey, Francis, labourer
 16. Spence, R., labourer
 18. Wilson, Alex., labourer
 20. Surgeoner, John, labourer
 22. Hanna, Henry, labourer
 24. McFarland, Jos., carter
 26. Greer, John, blacksmith
 28. Elliott, Samuel, labourer
 30. Firth, Jas., traveller
 32. Curry, Walter, labourer
 34. Wilson, John, labourer
 36. Coulter, David, labourer
 38. Paton, Geo., labourer

Raby Street
off Ormeau Road

                                Deesa Place (as Desa in 1907)
 1a. Vacant
   1. Boyd, Saml. H., clerk
   2. Reid, Robt., van driver
   3. McCalden, Samuel, labourer
   4. Hunter, Thos., lamp lighter
   5. Armstrong, J., coal merchant
   6. Barr, Mrs. Margaret
 22. Bryson, John, foreman
 24. Allen, Caroline
 26. Cockburn, Jas., newsagent
 28. Gallaher, James, clerk
 30. Vacant
 32. Humphreys, Wm., gardener
 34. Burton, Robt., mechanic
 36. Robinson, John, builders' assistant
 38. Moore, Wm. J., foreman joiner
 40. Rea, Robt., carpenter
 42. McKenna, H. L., teacher
 44. Hamilton, John, labourer
 46. Robinson, W., coachman
 48. Love, John, linen lapper
 50. Tiffen, George, labourer
 52. McCaughey, Jas., R.I.C.
 54. Christie, Mary
 56. Dornan, Jos., plasterer
 58. Larmour, R., land steward
 60. Carey, Michael
 62. Whitley, Hugh, joiner
                              __________

   9. McCann, Thomas, labourer
 11. Rutherdale, John, traveller
 13. Donaghey, V., insurance agent
 15. McIlvenny, John, labourer
 17. Burns, John
 19. Mateer, James, cutter
 21. Ferguson, Wm., rivetter
 23. Dickson, Mrs.
 25. Ferguson, Wm., labourer
 27. Maxwell, John, clerk
 29. Devlin, Mrs. Mary Ann
 31. Higgins, Anthony S.
 33. Barbour, J., coal merchant
 35. McCafferty, Jas., dairyman (as McCaffrey in 1907)
 37. Schoop, Charles, waiter
 39. Coates, Richard
 41. Black, Mrs.
 43. Glenfield, Eliza
 45. Bruce, James, electrician
 47. Stevenson, Jas., van man

Radnor Street
off Woodstock Road

   1. McKernaghan, Minnie
   3. Bramston, W. J., cooper
   5. Bell, Mrs. Alice
   7. McAuley, Henry, fitter
   9. McKee, Wm., labourer
 11. Conn, Jas., labourer
 13. Wilson, A., fitter
 15. Spence, John, labourer
 17. Rutherford, Robt., carter
 19. Nesbitt, James, labourer
 21. Bloxom, Mrs. Jane
 23. Lawson, John, painter
                             __________

   2. Side door
   4. McGaughey, H., plumber
   6. Bowes, John, gardener
   8. Hunter, Wm., carter
 10. McMorris, A., labourer
 12. Collins, Robert, painter
..........Maymount Street intersects
                                 Nettlefield
       Back entrance

Raglan Street
Albert Street to Cyprus Street

                             [right hand side]
..........Ormond Street intersects
   1. Robinson, Mary
   3. Runaghan, John, labourer
   5. Dempsey, Thos., labourer
   7. Hughes, Michl., bread server
   9. Birch, Robert, labourer
 11. McErlean, Rose Anne
..........Milton Street intersects
 13. Canavan, Sarah
 15. Toomey, Daniel, labourer
 17. Vacant
 19. Magowan, J., shoe maker
 21. McMullen, Margt., mill worker
 23. Morris, Wm., car owner
 25. Waters, Alex., labourer
 27. Loughran, Daniel, sailor
 29. Magowan, Annie
..........Peel Street intersects
31, 33. Rafferty, T., spirit grocer
 35. Gribbon, Henry
 37. Marley, Michl., baker
 39. O'Connor, Jno., french polisher
 41. Sales, Samuel, labourer
 43. Gilmour, Mrs.
 45. O'Neill, Joseph, labourer
..........Milan Street intersects
 47. Carron, P., spirit grocer
..........Frere Street intersects
..........Garnet Street intersects
..........Cape Street intersects
 49. Vacant
 51. O'Neill, Jas., brick layer
 53. Kelly, W. & Co., spirit grocers
..........Balaclava Street intersects
 55. Gelston, James, grocer
 57. Gilhooley, Eliza
 59. McNally, N., school teacher
 61. Byrne, James, traveller
 63. Vacant
       St. Peter's Male National School - Principal, J. Savage
                             __________

                            [left hand side]
   2. McKenna, M., confectioner
   4. McLean, John, cabinet maker
   6. McCallion, John, boot maker
   8. Burns, Peter, labourer
 10. Walker, Hugh, labourer
..........Belgrade Street intersects
 12. McCann, Jno., butcher
 14. Higginson, Mary, reeler
 16. Donnelly, Fras., tailor
 18. French, Daniel, traveller
..........Roumania Street intersects
 20. Brady, Henry, labourer
 22. Gault, Wm., shoe maker
 24. Turley, John, labourer
 26. Mullan, M., hair dresser
 28. Molloy, Thomas, draper
..........Bosnia Street intersects
 30. Gribbin, Arthur, grocer
 32. McAuley, Patk., labourer
 34. McCullough, Jos., plumber
 36. McDonnell, John, bill poster
 38. McGurk, John, labourer
 40. Murphy, Jos., flax dresser
 42. Byrne, James, labourer
 44. McGoldrick, Mrs., ladies' nurse
 46. Smith, Richard, clerk
 48. McAree, Mrs.
 50. Branagh, Jas., printer
 52. Duffy, John, baker
 54. Gray, H.
 56. McCormick, P., labourer
 58. McAreavey, M., house keeper
 60. Fahey, John, clerk
 62. Orr, Joseph, labourer
 64. Henry, Mary
 66. Malone, John, whitesmith
 68. Mooney, M., car driver
 70. McCusker, E., house keeper
..........Osman Street intersects
 72. Brady, James, spirit grocer
 74. McClean, Edward, labourer
 76. Magee, Patrick, labourer
 78. Teggart, Mary, smoother
 80. McCreanor, Peter, labourer
 82. Smith, Mary
 84. Gillen, P., bottler
 86. O'Rawe, Robert, labourer
 88. McCullough, A., carpenter
 90. Brown, Rose
 92. Moreland, Patk., labourer
 94. Connolly, J., hackle setter
 96. McCuskar, Margaret
 98. Malone, James, labourer
100. Molloy, Lizzie
102. Rice, Edward, labourer
104. McAuley, John, oiler
106. McGahey, H., labourer
108. Wright, Margaret
110. Tully, James, labourer
112. Mooney, Kate, spinner
114.O'Connor, Peter, flax dresser
116. Johnston, Cath., smoother
118. McKay, Fras., iron turner
120. Faren, Edward, labourer
122. McCloskey, John, labourer
124. McDonell, J. J., labourer
126. Day, Mary
128. Davey, Mrs.
130. Kennedy, John, sailor
132. Sanways, Alf., labourer
134. Simpson, John, gas fitter
136. Redpath, Margaret
138. Tully, Alice
140. Doherty, Mrs.
142. McDonnell, Jas., heckler
144. Trainor, Ann
146. Donnelly, Sarah
148. Vacant

Railway Street
off McGahan Street

   2. Boyd, Walter, fireman
4 to 12. Vacant
..........Beggs Street intersects
..........Watson Street intersects
..........Sturgeon Street intersects
..........Mayne Street intersects
 26. Presho, Robert, labourer
28, 30. Vacant
 32. Henderson, John, shoe maker
 34. Vacant
 36. Donnelly, Jas., labourer
 38. Bingham, William, labourer
 40. Vacant

Rainey Street
Copeland Street to Craigmore Street

   1. Foster, James
   3. Parkinson, Jas., labourer
   5. Watters, Richard, groom
   7. Parker, Wm., labourer
..........Charlotte Street intersects
   9. Sullivan, Agnes
 11. Houston, R., warehouseman
 13. McKaig, Margaret
 15. Patterson, James, labourer
 17. Watt, Mary
 19. Fairfield, Mary
 21. Creevy, Thomas, labourer
 23. McKee, Mary
 25. Dale, Alfred, machine man
 27. Gould, Bella
 29. Smylie, J., pork cutter
 31. Aughey, Lizzie
 33. Sommerville, Fred., labourer
 35. Ellis, Valentine, grocer
37, 39. Vacant
 41. Graham, Mrs. Agnes
 43. Stafford, J., labourer
 45. Fitzgerald, R., labourer
 47. McMullen, Wm., labourer
 49. Lorimer, David, fitter
 51. Gilmore, S. J., carter
 53. Swan, George, sawyer
 55. Gilmore, Jas., tenter
..........Apsley Street intersects
 57. Geddis, Wm., grocer
 59. Side door
                                 ________

   2. Gourley, John, packer
   4. Hall, S., dress maker
   6. Stafford, Annie
   8. Anderson, Saml., clerk
 10. Dunn, James, glass bevlr.
 12. Adamson, Jane
..........Charlotte Street intersects
 14. Vacant
 16. Blomer, Robert, labourer
18 to 24. Vacant
 26. Dickson, T., labourer
 28. Webb, Elizabeth
 30. Currie, Chas., box maker
 32. Thompson, A., saddler
 34. Watson, David, labourer
 36. Kirk, Henry T., butler
 38. Kinkaid, Wm., labourer
 40. Jackson, R., coach painter
 42. Fitzsimmons, J., linen lapper
 44. Davis, Mrs.
 46. Whiteside, David, labourer
 48. Purvis, James, carter
 50. Clarke, Edwin, machinist
 52. Campbell, Jas., bottler
..........Apsley Street intersects
 54. Rainey, Wm., coal carter
 56. Burke, W. J., carpenter
 58. McCoid, Thos., labourer
 60. Wright, Mrs.
 62. McCadden, Isabella, laundry

Raleigh Street
Upper Charleville Street to Sydney Street West

   1. McFall, Huh, tailor (Hugh)
   3. Kernaghan, F., painter
   5. Shaw, Wm., engineer
   7. Gowdy, Wm., brick layer
   9. Colville, A., labourer
 11. Thompson, Jno., labourer
 13. Parks, Jas., labourer
 15. Kerr, W. R., stone cutter
 17. McKee, T., labourer
 19. McBurney, Robert
 21. Robinson, S., damask mounter
 23. Field, Wm., joiner
 25. Rourke, Sarah
 27. Hill, W. J.
 29. Beattie, Catherine
 31. McCracken, Richd., clerk
 33. Light, H., pensioner
 35. Montgomery, R., carpenter
 37. Martin, G. A., labourer
 39. Hamilton, J., stone cutter
                                 ________

   2. Beattie, David
   4. McNeill, Miss
   6. Black, John, mechanic
   8. Montgomery, R. J., fitter
 10. Whiteford, James
 12. Light, John, painter
 14. McCracken, J. W., labourer
 16. Lowry, J., tenter
 18. Hadley, Mrs. G.
 20. Brannigan, Saml., machinist
 22. Leahy, Jas., labourer
 24. McVea, Thos., carter
 26. Stewart, J., cabinet maker
 28. Atkinson, Thos., labourer
 30. Dorman, J., labourer
 32. McCord, G., labourer
 34. Watson, G., carpenter
 36. Magowan, Jas., machinist
 38. Swan, Fred., joiner
 40. Baker, R. W.
 42. McMaster, Edward, carpenter
 44. Reid, Thomas, stove fitter
 46. Cooper, Wm., plumber
 48. Saunders, Robert

Ranelagh Street
off Ravenhill Street

   2. Sloan, Henry, labourer
   4. Martin, Wm., winding master
   6. Barkley, Robt., labourer
   8. Kane, Mrs.
 10. King, Miss
 12. Fleming, Alex., engine driver
 14. Campbell, Robt., bread server

Ranfurly Street
off Belmont Road

   2. Kelly, J., foreman smith
   4. Hall, F., compositor
   6. Kynes, Mrs.
   8. Ferris, Wm. Jas., plater
 10. Vacant
 12. Cowan, Mrs.
 14. Frackleton, F. O. H., clerk
 16. Walker, Fred., meter inspector
 18. McKee, Jos., school master
 20. Parker, Geo. F., bookkeeper
22, 24. Vacant
                                 ________

   1. Easton, Samuel, gardener
   3. Parkinson, James, engineer
   5. Buick, Mrs.
   7. Vacant
   9. Gunning, Harry, draper
 11. McDowell, Alex., customs officer
 13. Starr, Edw., gym master
 15. Livesley, Albert, engineer
 17. Jamieson, Alex., salesman
 19. Clegg, Fras. J., commercial traveller
 21. Magee, Mrs.

Raphael Street
off Cromac Street

   3. Gateway
   5. Nolan, Wm., saddler
   7. McCartney, Patk., fowl dealer
   9. Smylie, John, labourer
11, 13. Connor, J., pipe manufacturer
 15. Brennon, Robt., labourer
 17. McManus, J., labourer
 19. Burns, Hugh, labourer
 21. Boyd, John, labourer
 23. McWilliams, J., labourer
 25. Vacant
 27. Murray, Sarah
 29. McCracken, Alex., labourer
 31. Magee, Frank, labourer
33, 35. Dowling, J., wood turner & sawmills
                                 ________

4 to 6. Watson, W. K., manufacturers
   8. Cooke, James, Fancy Box Manufacturer

Ratcliffe Street
Donegall Pass to Posnett Street

   1. Armstrong, Sarah
   3. Hyland, Sarah Jane
   5. Grainger, Jno., labourer
   7. Hyndman, Ale., bread server (Alex.)
   9. Cathcart, N., brass founder
 11. Fair, Mrs.
 13. Erskine, Rachel
 15. McEvoy, Jos., con. R.I.C.
 17. Walker, Godfrey, R.I.C.
 19. Briggs, Wm. J.
 21. Young, W.
 23. Sykes, Mrs. Isabella
 25. Davis, John, motor man
 27. Stewart, W. S., grocer
                                   ________

       Toal, Francis, traveller
 2a. Stewart, Mrs.
   2. Moore & Co., brass founders
   4. Cullen, Miss
   6. Waddell, Eliza
   8. McClure, Catherine
 10. McGirr, Bernard, guard
 12. McCormick, Mary
 14. Vacant
 16. Smith, Philip, ser. R.I.C.
 18. Crothers, Mrs. Margaret
 20. Montgomery, John, grocer
 22. Hughes, Miss Ellen

Rathbone Street
Little May Street to Sussex Place

   2. Wightman Bros., cabinet makers
 10. Ewing, R., Ltd., grain stores (Office, 14 Castle Market)
       Ireland, J., & Co., (goods entrance)
       St. Malachy's Convent National School - Sisters of Mercy, principals

Rathcool Street
off Lisburn Road

   2. Wright, R., bread server
   4. Hunter, John, traveller
   6. Turkington, W., coachman
   8. Hanley, Rachel
 10. Campbell, W. J., carpenter
 12. Martin, Henry, clerk
 14. Black, Wm., plater
 16. Paxton, J., school board officer
 18. Hatton, Mrs.
 20. Hamilton, Mary Jane
 22. Vacant
 24. Hillis, Margaret
 26. Bateman, Saml., R.I.C.
 28. Balmer, Margaret
 30. David, Mrs.
 32. West, Mrs.
 34. Gibson, Wm., carpenter
 36. McBratney, Ruth
 38. Loughrey, W., coachman
 40. Sullivan, Mrs. (Patk., R.I.C. in 1907)
 42. Roy, Saml., gardener
 44. Thomson, H., dealer

Rathdrum Street
off Lisburn Road

   1. Groskery, J., grocer
   3. Hamilton, S., joiner
   5. Lyons, Mary
   7. McIlveen, Jos., gardener
   9. Andrews, Wm., principal St. Andrew's School
 11. Marks, Robt., bookkeeper
 13. Boyd, Mrs.
 15. McClelland, Mrs.
 17. Cleghorn, R. S., reader
 19. Douglas, W. J., designer
 21. Fisher, Jas., station master
 23. Fletcher, A., engineer
 25. Smith, Walter, clerk
 27. Vacant
 29. Jansen, G., scenic artist
 31. Macauley, A. J., draper
 33. Pring, W., naval pensioner
 35. Petterson, Harold, baker (Patterson?)
 37. Donaldson, Jas., inspector G.N.R.
 39. Houston, Wm., printer
 41. King, Wm., baker

Rathgar Street
Off Lisburn Road

   2. Side door
   4. Clements, Richard L., master mariner
   6. Walker, Jos., commercial traveller
   8. Hearn, C., naval pensioner
 10. Macaulay, Ellie
 12. Walker, J. H., pensioner
 14. Grattan, William
 16. Hill, Stephen, engineer
 18. O'Hare, Jas. L., shop assistant
 20. Boyd, Eleanor
 22. Hurl, John, clerk
 24. Adams, Thos., printer
26 to 34. Vacant
 36. White, James, clerk
 38. Vacant

                                 Anna-Ville
       McBride, Robt., superintendent house cleansing department, City Hall
       Vacant ground
                                 Islandreagh
       Wilson, Wm., clerk
                                  Kylemore
       Walsh, Wm. Jas., architect
                                   Innisfail
       Martin, Robert, cashier
       One new villa vacant
       Archer, James, carpenter and builder
                               __________

                                 Mayfield
       Carney, Mrs. Ellen
                                   Dacre
       Nicholas, Rev. Wm., D.D.
                                Laurelbank
       Wright, Wm., secretary Irish Union Y.M.C.A.'s
                                Charleville
       Gardiner, D. E., traveller
       Three new villas (vacant)