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Carriers' Quarters. Appendix. 121
Coin should not be sent by post, and persons having occasion to
transmit small sums, will avoid all risk by sending the money
through the medium of the Money Order Office, which is carried
on by the Post Office on the public account. The charge for such
orders will be threepence on sums of Two Pounds and under, and
sixpence on sums between Two and Five Pounds. No order will be
given for sunis beyond this amount. To avoid trouble, it must be
understood that the party in whose favour the order is drawn must
attend personally to receive it.
CARRIERS' QUARTERS.
Ayr — John Stevenson, 9 1 Causeyside, arrives on Monday, Thursday,
departs Tuesday, Friday.
Barrhead and Neilston — Michael Reid, 9 1 Causeyside, arrives daily,
departs daily.
Beith — John D. Kirkwood, 5 New street, arrives Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday, departs Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
Bridge of Weir — 5 New street, Dennis M'Gown, arrives Tuesday,
Thursday, Saturday, departs Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
Dairy — Wilham Crawford, 88 High street, arrives Tuesday, Friday,
departs Tuesday, Friday.
Dairy and West Kilbride — John Rodger, arrives Tuesday, Friday,
departs Tuesday, Friday.
Girvan — Robert Hannah, 107 arrives Wednesday, de-
parts Thursday.
Glasgoiv — James Smelhe, 5 Abbey street, arr. daily, dep. daily.
John Bell, 1 1 New Smithhills, arr. daily, dep. daily.
Jas. Bissland, 7 Smithhills, arr. daily, dep. daily.
William Gordon, 22 New Smithhills, arr. and dep. daily.
Thomas Thomson, 107 Causeyside, arrives daily at 6 o'clock
p.m., departs daily at 9 p.m.
Houston — Mrs. William Steel, 5 New street, arrives Tuesday, Thurs-
day, Saturday, departs Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
Johnstone — Peter Lindsay, 16 Moss street, arr. daily, dep. daily.
Kilbarchan — John M'Arthur, 12 and 91 Causeyside, arr. daily, dep.
daily.
John Semple, 91 Causeyside, arr. daily, dep. daily.
Kilbride (West) — John Rodger, 107 Causeyside, arrives Tuesday,
Friday, departs Tuesday and Friday.
Kilmarnock — John Stevenson, 91 Causeyside, arrives Mon. Thurs-
day, departs Tuesday, Friday.
Kilwinning — Robert Kerr, 107 Causeyside, arr. on Tuesday, Friday,
departs Tuesday and Friday.
Largs — Robert Rodger, 107 Causeyside, arrives Tuesday and Friday,
departs Wednesday and Saturday.
London — The Van starts every Tuesday and Friday from 107 Cau-
seyside, at 9 o'clock evening, to the Steam Packet Office,
Newhaven ; arriving in time for the starting of the London
Steam Packets ; Thomas Thomson, proprietor.
Lochivinnoch — John Robertson, 29 High st. arr. and dep. Saturday.
Mid Town Field— John M'Nab & Co., 109 High street, (Mr. Bain's,
ironmonger,) arrives and departs daily.
Neilston and Barrhead — Michael Reid, 9 1 Causeyside, arrives daily,
departs daily.
Raihvay Office — 4 Causeyside, departs and arrives 7 times daily.

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