List of A & T Sibeth pubs

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.

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