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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
JOHN WILSON,
COAL MASTER,
OVERTOWN, LAW, SHAWFIELD, AND
DOUGLAS PARK COLLIERIES,
AND
POLLOK GAS COAL WORKS.
HEAD OFFICE— 69 GREAT CLYDE STREET, GLASGOW
EDINBURGH DEPOT AND OFFICE:
CALEDONIAN STATION, MORRISON STREET.
\!f R. JOHN WILSON, Proprietor of these Collieries, begs to thank his numerous
Customers, and the Public generally, for the large amount of patronage with
which he has been favoured during his long connection with the Coal Trade in
Edinburgh, Leith, and Granton.
He begs to state that fresh supplies of his Finest Soft Coal, suitable for House
Fires, are daily received at his mineral depots, and that he is therefore prepared,
from his large turn-over, to supply a first-rate article at Moderate Prices.
Orders addressed to his Colliery Office, Caledonian Station, Morrison Street, or
left there, will meet with prompt attention.
Estimates for Public Works, Institutions, Hotels, etc. etc.
TO SHIPPERS AND STEAMSHIP OWNERS.
Wilson's Steam Coal has been long and favourably known at Leith and
Granton, having been solely used in the Steamers of the largest Shipping Companies
there for many years. Ships and Lighters loaded at Victoria and Albert Docks,
Leith ; also at Granton, Grangemouth, South Alloa, Glasgow, Port-Glasgow, and
Greenock.
AGENT:
JAMES LOCHEAD, 5 Rosehill Place.