List of A & T Sibeth pubs
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The following public houses were put up for auction at Salisbury on 7th December 1904:
- 1. Crown Inn, Fontmell Magna (sold to Hall & Woodhouse Ltd., Blandford St. Mary)
- 2. Crown, Tisbury (sold to Gibbs Mew & Co Ltd., Salisbury)
- 3. New Inn, Donhead St. Andrew (sold to John Folliott & Sons, Salisbury)
- 4. Rising Sun, Charlton, Donhead St. Mary (sold to Gibbs Mew)
- 5. Benett Arms, Semley (sold to Gibbs Mew)
- 6. Walnut Tree, Mere (sold to Matthews & Co., Gillingham)
- 7. White Horse, East Stour (sold to Henry Hartgill, Zeals)
- 8. Crown, East Stour (sold to Baxter & Sons, Sherborne)
- 9. Plough, Manston (‘’bought in’’)
- 10. Union Arms, Child Okeford (sold to Hall & Woodhouse)
- 11. New Inn, Child Okeford (sold to J. L. Marsh & Sons Ltd, Town Brewery, Blandford Forum)
- 12. Crown, Ibberton (sold to Marsh & Sons)
- 13. Seymer Arms, Shillingstone (sold to Hall & Woodhouse)
- 14. Old Ox, Shillingstone (sold to Woolmington Brothers, Sherborne)
- 15. Star Inn, East Street, Blandford Forum (sold to a Mr. F. C. Reed)
- 16. White Hart, East Street, Blandford Forum (sold to Gibbs Mew)
- 17. Churchill Arms, formerly Railway Inn, Bailey Gate, Sturminster Marshall (sold to Marston’s Dolphin Brewery Ltd, Poole)
- 18. Star, Sixpenny Handley (sold to John Folliott & Sons)
- 19. Traveller’s Rest, Three Legged Cross, near West Moors (leasehold, sold to Gibbs Mew)
Prior to the 1904 sale the Sibeth brothers had also owned:
- 20. White Hart, Shroton (Iwerne Courtney) which had been repossessed in 1903 by the Pitt- Rivers estate, along with the former Packard & Son brewery
- 21. New Inn, Okeford Fitzpaine, which was later owned by Hall & Woodhouse.