Although holding a full licence the house only appears to have traded as a beerhouse.

Address originally given as at Marine Parade,
becoming South Quay by 1903.

Offered for sale by auction 30th April 1903. (Lot 5)
` Full licensed Public House, known as the
Mariners Arms, together with
Dwelling-house, spacious Yard, Coal Warehouse and other
buildings, now in the occupation of Messrs. Hogge & Seppings. Rental £35 .
Possession can be given on 29th September 1903 '

Described by the Auctioneer in 1903 as the only public house on South Quay and ` there was not be the slightest fear that it be shut up on the ground of being overcrowded.'
House purchased by Mr F. R. Floyd for £790

Described as being ``Surmounted by a look-out turret, built in 1849'' when purchased in 1929 by Steward & Patteson.