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	A plan of the brewery at this time showed to the left of the main entrance in the High Street a brick and slate building containing office and stores. Adjoining it a hop store, this was on the top floor the copper stage with mash tun and cooler stage below, with paved cellar on the ground level. Next in an extension fermenting vessels, mill room, brewers office, with the engine room on the upper floor and paved racking cellar on the ground level. Next adjoining more fermenting vessels and hop store on the upper floor with the racking cellar on ground level. At right angles part of the hop store and sugar store with a large cellar on the ground floor. The next building contained the bottling stores with a loft above. In the rear of the above was stabling and garage enclosing a spacious yard and the cart shed, dung pit and urinal.		A plan of the brewery at this time showed to the left of the main entrance in the High Street a brick and slate building containing office and stores. Adjoining it a hop store, this was on the top floor the copper stage with mash tun and cooler stage below, with paved cellar on the ground level. Next in an extension fermenting vessels, mill room, brewers office, with the engine room on the upper floor and paved racking cellar on the ground level. Next adjoining more fermenting vessels and hop store on the upper floor with the racking cellar on ground level. At right angles part of the hop store and sugar store with a large cellar on the ground floor. The next building contained the bottling stores with a loft above. In the rear of the above was stabling and garage enclosing a spacious yard and the cart shed, dung pit and urinal.

	Over the road but connected by a footbridge was the 15 quarter maltings, part of which was used as the mineral water store. The whole site was a compact area typical of many small village breweries of that time and even included a lawn area behind the main Georgian house.		Over the road but connected by a footbridge was the 15 quarter maltings, part of which was used as the mineral water store. The whole site was a compact area typical of many small village breweries of that time and even included a lawn area behind the main Georgian house.

	Thomas Kenward remained in control until a few days before his death in November 1916 aged 93 years old. Bottling had to cease again in 1917 when wartime shortages of glass forced a cut back. This resulted in a very short period that bottling actually took place so known labels are very rare. From there onwards the brewery took bottled beers from other breweries. The brewery was then ran by Harry Chapman the head brewer who had previously owned The Tower Brewery in Worthing. With the loss of the bottling and competition from bigger local breweries the brewery had no obvious leader and had lost direction.		Thomas Kenward remained in control until a few days before his death in November 1916 aged 93 years old. Bottling had to cease again in 1917 when wartime shortages of glass forced a cut back. This resulted in a very short period that bottling actually took place so known labels are very rare. From there onwards the brewery took bottled beers from other breweries. The brewery was then ran by [[Harry Chapman]] the head brewer who had previously owned The Tower Brewery in Worthing. With the loss of the bottling and competition from bigger local breweries the brewery had no obvious leader and had lost direction.

	Brewing appears to have ceased in 1921 and the brewery and 41 licensed houses were offered for sale at an auction to be purchased by Friary Holroyd ~~and~~ Healy ~~Brewery~~ of Guildford. The best of the houses were retained whilst the remainder were re-auctioned where 20 of the houses, the brewery buildings and plant were sold. Trade for these houses were shown as an average of ~~1757~~ barrels for the three years 1912 to 1914. The Gardeners Arms at Mattingley had a trade of only 50 barrels per year. At this auction ~~Crowleys~~ of Alton purchased The New Inn at Herriard (now The Fur And Feathers) for ~~£1850~~ and the Chequers in Eversley for ~~£1600~~. Later the brewery had various uses and during World War II it was used by Huntley and Palmers biscuits. Later it was occupied by Davidson Dyespring Switch Co. from 1984 later called First Inertia Switch Company. Some of the brewery buildings remain as do the main house, while a few of the public houses still trade.		Brewing appears to have ceased in 1921 and the brewery and 41 licensed houses were offered for sale at an auction to be purchased by [[Friary, Holroyd & Healy's Breweries Ltd]] of Guildford. The best of the houses were retained whilst the remainder were re-auctioned where 20 of the houses, the brewery buildings and plant were sold. Trade for these houses were shown as an average of 1,757 barrels for the three years 1912 to 1914. The Gardeners Arms at Mattingley had a trade of only 50 barrels per year. At this auction [[Crowley & Co]] of Alton purchased The New Inn at Herriard (now The Fur And Feathers) for £1,850 and the Chequers in Eversley for £1,600. Later the brewery had various uses and during World War II it was used by Huntley and Palmers biscuits. Later it was occupied by Davidson Dyespring Switch Co. from 1984 later called First Inertia Switch Company. Some of the brewery buildings remain as do the main house, while a few of the public houses still trade.

	Geoff acknowledges the assistance of the Hampshire County Record Office.		Geoff acknowledges the assistance of the Hampshire County Record Office.

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	'''Ordinance Survey maps of the brewery location and layout. Courtesy Geoff Dye.'''		'''Ordinance Survey maps of the brewery location and layout. Courtesy Geoff Dye.'''
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	File:Hartley Row Brewery Geoff Dye (1).JPG		[[File:Hartley Row Brewery Geoff Dye (1).JPG\|400px]]
	File:Hartley Row Brewery Geoff Dye (2).JPG		[[File:Hartley Row Brewery Geoff Dye (2).JPG\|400px]]
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			'''Ordinance Survey maps of the brewery location and layout. Courtesy Geoff Dye.'''
			<gallery>
			File:Hartley Row Brewery Geoff Dye (1).JPG
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	~~[[File:Walmer Brewery Geoff Dye.JPG\|400px]]~~

	~~''' Courtesy Geoff Dye'''~~

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	~~'''Courtesy Geoff Dye'''~~

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			''' Courtesy Geoff Dye'''