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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
STEWART AND RAE,
PLUMB EES, BRASSFOUNDERS,
AND COPPEESMITHS,
GASFITTEES, LEAD MERCHANTS, LEAD
AND TIN PIPE MANUFACTURERS,
17 WEST REGISTER STREET,
AJJD
95 CONSTITUTION STREET, LEITH.
Gas Lamps, Lustres, Brackets, Pendants, Pillars,
etc., of New and Elegant Designs.
HOUSES fitted up with GAS TUBING,
CORNICE and PICTURE RODS,
WINDOW GUARDS and PLATES.
BATHS of every Description— Hot, Cold,
and Shower.
PATENT WATER-CLOSETS of a New
Construction, without Wires or Cranks, and
well adapted for situations where a Cistern
cannot be got immediately above the Water-
closet Seat.
COMMON PUMPS, of Lead or Cast-Metal,
for Fields, Farmyards, or Cottages; LIFT
or FORCE PUMPS, for Raising Water to
Houses; GARDEN ENGINES; BEER
PUMPS; WATER FOUNTAINS for Plea-
sure-Grounds.
WATER-RAMS or SELF-ACTLNG EN-
GINES, well suited for the supply of Country
Mansions, where the Water-Course or Springs
are below the site of the House.
ZINC WINDOWS made to any design, for
Churches, Cottages, Workshops, and Summer
House.
Orders for Repairs promptly attended to and
carefully executed.
The Trade supplied with Kolled Lead, Sheet
Zinc, Lead Pipe, Gas and Zinc Tubing,
Lustres, Gasfittings, Pumps, Clocks,
Water- Closets, and Plumbers' and Gas-
fitters' Brass-Work generally.
JAMES MACDONALD
(SUCCESSOR TO ALEXANDER M. PETERS),
Plumber, Gasfltter, & Zinc-Worker,
3 Dundas Street.
Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths.
force-pumps and wash-hand basins.
Water-Closets Fitted up on the most
Approved Principles.
Gasfitting in all its Branches.
All Orders punctually attended to.
J. E MUNRO,
HOUSE AGENT AND APPRAISER,
PALMEE'S BUILDINGS,
West Nicolson Street,
EDINBUEGH.
WILLIAM M'DOUGALL,
JOINER, TRUNK AND PACKING
BOX, TIN AND ZINC CASE MAKER,
177 FOUNTAINBRIDGE.
All Orders by Post or otherwise punctually
attended to.
A. Dl OKI SON,
plumber, (Mttta, ^tnc-Morker,
anb Saniiarg Engineer,
BROUGHAM STREET, HOME STREET,
and TOLLCROSS,
EDINBURGH.
All Orders receive immediate attention.
H. HETHERTON,
BELLHANGER,
13 SOUTH CLERK STREET
(Opposite Newington Church).
BELLHANGING on the most Improved
Principles.
Brass and Iron Picture-Rods Furnished
and Fitted up.
Estimates furnished, and Experienced Men sent to all
parts oftlie Country.
Workshop— 17 ST. LEONARD'S LANE.