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DIRECTORY.
Corporation of Greenock gas works, Inchgreen, Port-Glasgow
rd — Collector's office, Municipal buildings, Wallace sq
Corporation of Greenock water department, Municipal
buildings
CORRUGATED (The) Metallic Valve Co., valve manu-
facturers (the Clyde Stores Co., Ltd.), 4 Brymner st
CORRY Miss A. G., joint head mistress, High School for
girls, Beltrees, 56 Union st
COSH Rodger, 6 Margaret st
COULTHART David, foreman carter, 13 West Stewart st
COUSAR Mrs James, lodgings, 52 Inverkip st
COVE Harry, vocalist, 17 West Blackhall st
Cove Mrs, 13 Antigua st
COWAN & Co., building trade, portland cement, fireclay
goods, and sanitary earthenware merchants, 16 Charles
st. Representing — The Barrett Manufacturing Co.,
London, " congo " never-leak roofing; Smith & Sons,
Darnley Works, Barrhead, sanitary engineers and bath
specialists ; Wm. Griffin (successor to J. Wood Aston
& Co.), Victoria Forge, Cradley Heath, anchor and
cable manufacturers to admiralty, war office, &c. ;
Mayer & Schmidt, Offenback, O., Maine, emery grind-
ing machines and wheel manufacturers ; P. & M. Hurll,
brick makers, Glenboig. Telephone No. 25 y 5
Cowan Alexander R., salesman, 19 Newton st
Cowan Duncan, plumber, 5 Newton st
Cowan John, mason, 31 Ingleston st
Cowan Robert, painter, 44 Lynedoch st
Cowan William, policeman, 15 Hope st
Cowan William, railway guard, 99 Belville st
Cowan Miss C, 25 Patrick st
COWIE Mrs William, 70 Eldon st
COWLEY Charles, shoemaker, 30 West Blackhall st
Cowley John, tugboatman, 6 Hill st
Cowley Mrs. 12 South st
COX John H. (of The Aluminium Castings Co., Ltd.), 7
Houston st
COXHILL Thomas J., plater, 82 Belville st
COYLE Francis, irondriller, 10 Crescent st
CRABBE C. S., grocer, 73 Dempster st
Crabbe William, grocer and provision merchant, 26 Ann st
and 31 Brisbane st. Ho. South glen, 89 South st

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DescriptionPost-Office Greenock directory for 1908-1909
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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade).