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FEATHERS HARPLEY index
HARPLEY FREEBRIDGE -LYNN HUNDRED BEERHOUSE CLOSED 1909
STEWARD & PATTESON

Sold by S&P 1910

Licensees :
JAMES FLETCHER * 1836 - * 1845
BARBARA FORSTER
( given as shopkeeper 1856 )
1854
THOMAS FORSTER junior
( grocer & draper 1856 )
* 1865 - 1875
GEORGE HERBERT WHITE *  1892
WILLIAM SMITH * 1896 -  1909



Licence refused at Compensation Authority meetings of 21st and 23rd June 1909.
Recorded as the PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERS, a beerhouse with 6 day licence, owned by Steward & Patteson Ltd and run by licensee William Smith.

At the Compensation Meeting of Wednesday 22nd December 1909 it was stated that trade at the house was estimated as :-
Beer 111 barrels at 10s for 10 years = £555
Bottled beer for 10 years = £106/5/-
Mineral waters for 10 years = £125

Rent at 18 years was £360.
Depreciation of fixtures £3/10/-

Total value £1,149/15-
Unlicensed value £350.
Total claim £799/15/-

Tenant paying £20 rent
Trade fixtures value £4/10/-

The Committee allowed £800, £720 going to the owner ( S&P ) and £80 to the licensee.