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POST-OFFICE DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
45
SCOTTISH
Smir^ttj gamimtin
(LIMITED).
CHIEF OFFICES-NO. ^^jO^Jl^SJREET, EDINBURGH.
Subscribed Capital, £165,000. Reserve Fund, £30,000. Invested Funds £850 000.
WiLLiAii HAis^DYSiDE, Esq., 11 Claremont
Crescent.
C. G. H. KiNNEAR, Esq., Architect
Alexander T. Niven, Esq., C.A.
.pirtttcrs.
The Right Hon. Sir James Falshaw, Bart., Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh.
John Tawse, Esq., AV.S., one of the Magis-
trates of the? City of Edinburgh.
Henry Moffat, Esq. of Eldin.
David Macgibbon, Esq., Architect.
jankers.
The Royal Bank of Scotland.
Solicitors.
Messrs. J. & A. Peddie & Ivory, W.S., and Messrs. Stuart & Cheyne, W.S.
I^ocul Agents.
Messrs. Dick & Stevenson, 176 West George Street.
Messrs. Stronach, Duncan, & Duguid, Advocates.
Mr. D. Dlts^lop, Solicitor.
Mr. Clement W. R. Gordon, Sohcitor, Court-house.
Messrs. Anderson, CHAPiiAN. & Scott, Solicitors.
Mr. John Taylor, Solicitor, 39 Crossgate.
Messrs. Walker & Sharpe, Solicitors, Maxwelltown.
Mr. J. A. S\v.\NST0N, Solicitor, 31 Bank Street.
Messrs. Anderson & Macdonald, Solicitors.
Messrs. Freer & Dunn, Solicitors.
Messrs. J. & J. Miller, Solicitors.
Messrs. Hutchison & Macbean, Insurance Agents, etc.
.Jflanager.
Glasgow,
Aberdeen,
Ayr,
Banff, .
Blairgowrie,
Cupar-Fife,
Dumfries,
Dundee,
Inverness,
Melrose,
Perth, .
Peterhead,
!3lnbitor.
R. Cameron Cowan, C.A.
J. F. MOFFATT, C.A.
DEPOSITS are received by the Company at rates of Interest varying from 3 to 4.^ per
cent., according to the length of period for which the Money is lodged, the rates at
resent being as foUows : —
per cent.
4
H
4i
For periods under Six Months.
For periods of Six and under Twelve Months,
For One or Two Years, .....
For Three Years, ......
For Four Years and upwards,
DEBENTURES are issued for periods of Four Years at 4| per cent., and for Five Years
ud upwards at 4^ per cent.
The INTEREST, both on Deposits for fixed periods and on Debentures, is payable
lalf-yearly at Whitsunday and Martinmas.
LOANS are granted on security of Heritable Property, repayable by instalments, or
uUy by instalments and the remainder in one sum, according to arrangement.
The Company's Funds are, by the terms of its constitution, invested entirely in Heritable
ecurities. Depositors thus enjoy the safety of Heritable Bonds, and many important
x:ilitiesnot obtainable by that mode of investment, combined with the additional guarantee
the Company's Subscribed Capital and large Reseiwe Fund.