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ADVERTISEMENTS.
175
GLASGOW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GENERAL WIRE-WORK & WIRE-CLOTH MANUFACTORY,
15 CANDLEKIGGS.
ESTABLISHED 1837.
ALEXANDER ROWAT
BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the very liberal patronage he has
been favoured with during the lengthened period of Twenty-eight Years, and respectfully intimates
his removal from Trongate to more Extensive and Commodious Premises,
1 5 CAN DLERI GGS,
And hopes, by supplying a first-rate article at the smallest remunerating profit, that that patronage may
be continued and extended.
He begs to subjoin the following compressed List of Articles :—
Brass and Copper Cloths for Gunpowder and Chemi-
cal Manufactories.
Do. do. for Milk Sieves.
Do. do. of all descriptions, for the
"West India and American Markets.
BIDDIES, SIEVES, SEARSES, AND CAGES.
Potato Riddles, all sizes.
Oat, Barlev, and Wheat do.
Coal-hill do.
Ash do.
Gravel, Lime, & Sand do.
Brass and Iron Sieves for
Foundries.
Stable Sieves, Laid and
Wove.
Raisin and Currant Sieves.
Sugar Strainers.
Apothecaries' Sieves.
Confectioners' do.
Hair Searses, all sizes.
Parrot Cages.
Blackbird do.
Lark do.
Canary do. various.
Mouse and Squirrel do.
Common Cages, all sizes.
Extra Cages made to
Order.
CLOTHS.
All kinds of Wire-cloth for Flour Machines, Brushes,
&c.
Galvanized do., for Milkhouse Windows, Meat Safes,
&c.
Iron Wire-cloths for Corn-mill and Fanner Skrees.
for Window Blinds,
for Papermakers' Rag Tables, &c.
for Distillery Skrees.
for Hop Drainers,
for Barley-mill Cases,
for Shelling Cylinders,
for Malt and Corn Kilns,
for Gas Purifiers.
Also, Silk Cloths for Flour Machines,
Do.
do.
Do.
do.
Strong
do.
Do.
do.
Do.
do.
Do.
do.
Very strong do
Do.
do.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wire-cloth Window Blinds, made and painted,
various designs.
Mattress, Chair, and Sofa Springs.
Library Doors filled with Brass or Iron Wire to any
pattern.
Granary Windows covered on the lowest terms.
Shop Counter and Window Fences to any pattern.
Scotch and English Land-Measuring Chains, war-
ranted accurate.
Stable Lanterns.
Rat and Mouse Traps.
Sir. H. Davy's Safety Lamp, of an improved make.
Ropemakers' Mails.
Nursery and Small Wire Fenders made to any size
or pattern.
Fire Guards upon an Improved and Cheap principle,
suitable to any Grate.
Wire Letter-boxes for Counting-houses, &c.
Garde Manges made to any size.
Larders and Milkhouse Windows covered.
Copper, Brass, Iron and Tinn'd Bottling Wire.
With every other Article in the Wire-working Line.
PLAIN AND GALVANIZED WIRE NETTING.
FENCING WIRE AND STAPLES FOR DITTO.
COPPER, BRASS, TINN'D AND IRON WIRE IN HANK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Country or Export Orders Punctually attended to, and Neatly Executed on the Shortest Notice.
Extra Wire-work or Wire-cloths wrought to order.
175
GLASGOW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GENERAL WIRE-WORK & WIRE-CLOTH MANUFACTORY,
15 CANDLEKIGGS.
ESTABLISHED 1837.
ALEXANDER ROWAT
BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the very liberal patronage he has
been favoured with during the lengthened period of Twenty-eight Years, and respectfully intimates
his removal from Trongate to more Extensive and Commodious Premises,
1 5 CAN DLERI GGS,
And hopes, by supplying a first-rate article at the smallest remunerating profit, that that patronage may
be continued and extended.
He begs to subjoin the following compressed List of Articles :—
Brass and Copper Cloths for Gunpowder and Chemi-
cal Manufactories.
Do. do. for Milk Sieves.
Do. do. of all descriptions, for the
"West India and American Markets.
BIDDIES, SIEVES, SEARSES, AND CAGES.
Potato Riddles, all sizes.
Oat, Barlev, and Wheat do.
Coal-hill do.
Ash do.
Gravel, Lime, & Sand do.
Brass and Iron Sieves for
Foundries.
Stable Sieves, Laid and
Wove.
Raisin and Currant Sieves.
Sugar Strainers.
Apothecaries' Sieves.
Confectioners' do.
Hair Searses, all sizes.
Parrot Cages.
Blackbird do.
Lark do.
Canary do. various.
Mouse and Squirrel do.
Common Cages, all sizes.
Extra Cages made to
Order.
CLOTHS.
All kinds of Wire-cloth for Flour Machines, Brushes,
&c.
Galvanized do., for Milkhouse Windows, Meat Safes,
&c.
Iron Wire-cloths for Corn-mill and Fanner Skrees.
for Window Blinds,
for Papermakers' Rag Tables, &c.
for Distillery Skrees.
for Hop Drainers,
for Barley-mill Cases,
for Shelling Cylinders,
for Malt and Corn Kilns,
for Gas Purifiers.
Also, Silk Cloths for Flour Machines,
Do.
do.
Do.
do.
Strong
do.
Do.
do.
Do.
do.
Do.
do.
Very strong do
Do.
do.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wire-cloth Window Blinds, made and painted,
various designs.
Mattress, Chair, and Sofa Springs.
Library Doors filled with Brass or Iron Wire to any
pattern.
Granary Windows covered on the lowest terms.
Shop Counter and Window Fences to any pattern.
Scotch and English Land-Measuring Chains, war-
ranted accurate.
Stable Lanterns.
Rat and Mouse Traps.
Sir. H. Davy's Safety Lamp, of an improved make.
Ropemakers' Mails.
Nursery and Small Wire Fenders made to any size
or pattern.
Fire Guards upon an Improved and Cheap principle,
suitable to any Grate.
Wire Letter-boxes for Counting-houses, &c.
Garde Manges made to any size.
Larders and Milkhouse Windows covered.
Copper, Brass, Iron and Tinn'd Bottling Wire.
With every other Article in the Wire-working Line.
PLAIN AND GALVANIZED WIRE NETTING.
FENCING WIRE AND STAPLES FOR DITTO.
COPPER, BRASS, TINN'D AND IRON WIRE IN HANK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Country or Export Orders Punctually attended to, and Neatly Executed on the Shortest Notice.
Extra Wire-work or Wire-cloths wrought to order.
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Scottish Post Office Directories > Towns > Glasgow > Post-Office annual Glasgow directory > 1865-1866 > (831) |
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Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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Description | Around 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). |
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