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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. XXXIX
M'KELVII.
Head Office,
HAYMARKET.
Branch Offices,
16 SOUTH ST ANDREW STREET, and
69 FOUNTAINBRIDGE, UNION CANAL.
English Depdt,
JUNCTION BRIDGE WHARF, LEITH.
EDMONSTONE FIRE-CLAY WORKS,
Near Dalkeith,
A
T the above "Works are manufactured every description of Fire Bricks and Blocks for
Glass House, Blast, Cupola, Coke, and other Furnaces. Also,
GAS RETORTS, VENT LININGS, FLUE COVERS, KILN TILES, and TILES of every description •
ORNAMENTAL and COMMON CHIMNEY CANS, GAS STOVES, GARDEN BORDERS
VASES, BALUSTEADING of various Devices :
SALT-GLAZED WATER AND SEWERAGE PIPES, all sizes ;
COMMON DRAIN PIPES and TILES, ROOF TILES, UNGL AZED WATER PIPES, all sizes ■
FIRE and COMMON CLAY PAVEMENTS, COMMON BRICKS, &c. &c.
GROUND AND UNGROUND FIRE CLAY.
Every description of Fire-Clay Articles made to order, on the shortest possible
notice, and of the best material.
Full particulars of Prices, &c, may be had on application at the Works, as above; at the Edmon-
stone Coal and Fire Brick Depot, St Leonard's, Edinburgh ; and at the Agents in London, Aberdeen,
Dundee, Leith, Perth, Montrose, Inverness, Banff, Dunfermline, Galashiels, Dunbar, Dunse
Peebles, and various other Towns in Scotland.
JOHN" GALLIE, Manager.
N.B. — The Fire-Clay Articles manufactured at the above Works have been commended by the
Judges of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland at their Shows at Perth in
1852, and at Berwick in 1854.