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ADVERTISEMENTS. 179
ILLIAM HILL,
AND
GENERAL FURNITURE DEALER,
43 & 45 CAMBRIDGE STEEET,
EESPECTFULLY solicits inspection of his Stock of New and Used Furnitdke, and every
description of
JOBBING EFFICIENTLY EXECUTED.
W. H. begs to remind parties having the above to Dispose of, that he gives full value in cash at once,
saving them the inconvenience and risk of auction sales.
Orders hy post or otherwise, however small, punctually attended to.
CO.,
JAM ES G I LMOU R i.
158 ARGYLE STEEET
(REMOVED FROM 85 BUCHANAN STREET),
GENERAL MERCHA]!^TS AI^D IMPORTERS.
WATCH AND OLOOE MATEEIALS AND WORKMEN'S TOOLS.
©pera anbf Jielb- (§h$u$, %zxamzitx^, %\txraamtkx$, '&z.
PATENTEES FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN HARMONIUMS.
CECmeCHC I3:JLI^lVEOI^Tā ITJI!v!r-OI^(3-.A-2^^ BTJTLnDEieS
CABINET HARMONIUM-ORGAN MANUFACTURERS,
Impokteks of all kinds of Musical Instkdments and Musical Furnishings.
LONDON PIANO-rORTES.
PLEASE Observe.— Our CHURCH HARMONIUM-ORGANS are the most powerful reed instruments,
yet invented fur Church purposes. Built on quite a novel plan, and titled with all our patent improve-
ments, it is difficult to distinguish thetn from an Organ eitlier in tone or appearance; while the price does
not exceed one-half that of an Organ.
Our CABINET HARMONIUM-ORGANS are the most suitable reed instruments yet introduced for
Chamber Music. See the following extracts from
Opinions of the Press.
" These improvements are undoubtedly of much value." — Glasgow Herald.
" Its superiority os'er the old instrument is very decided." — Christian News.
" The success they have obtained in modulating and improving the tone gives the performer the most
complete command over the instrument." — Glasc/ow Citizen.
" Messrs. Gilmour have produced an instrunieiit that, under the fingering of even the tyro, can be modu-
lated to the softest cadence, or breathed forth 'in linked sweetness long drawn out,' or at once raised into
the full powerlul roll of the organ." — North British Daily Mail,
" These improvements will make the HARMONIUM a much more popular domestic instrument." —
Morning Journal.
FriCE-Lists of the ciifereut Departments sent on Application.
ILLIAM HILL,
AND
GENERAL FURNITURE DEALER,
43 & 45 CAMBRIDGE STEEET,
EESPECTFULLY solicits inspection of his Stock of New and Used Furnitdke, and every
description of
JOBBING EFFICIENTLY EXECUTED.
W. H. begs to remind parties having the above to Dispose of, that he gives full value in cash at once,
saving them the inconvenience and risk of auction sales.
Orders hy post or otherwise, however small, punctually attended to.
CO.,
JAM ES G I LMOU R i.
158 ARGYLE STEEET
(REMOVED FROM 85 BUCHANAN STREET),
GENERAL MERCHA]!^TS AI^D IMPORTERS.
WATCH AND OLOOE MATEEIALS AND WORKMEN'S TOOLS.
©pera anbf Jielb- (§h$u$, %zxamzitx^, %\txraamtkx$, '&z.
PATENTEES FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN HARMONIUMS.
CECmeCHC I3:JLI^lVEOI^Tā ITJI!v!r-OI^(3-.A-2^^ BTJTLnDEieS
CABINET HARMONIUM-ORGAN MANUFACTURERS,
Impokteks of all kinds of Musical Instkdments and Musical Furnishings.
LONDON PIANO-rORTES.
PLEASE Observe.— Our CHURCH HARMONIUM-ORGANS are the most powerful reed instruments,
yet invented fur Church purposes. Built on quite a novel plan, and titled with all our patent improve-
ments, it is difficult to distinguish thetn from an Organ eitlier in tone or appearance; while the price does
not exceed one-half that of an Organ.
Our CABINET HARMONIUM-ORGANS are the most suitable reed instruments yet introduced for
Chamber Music. See the following extracts from
Opinions of the Press.
" These improvements are undoubtedly of much value." — Glasgow Herald.
" Its superiority os'er the old instrument is very decided." — Christian News.
" The success they have obtained in modulating and improving the tone gives the performer the most
complete command over the instrument." — Glasc/ow Citizen.
" Messrs. Gilmour have produced an instrunieiit that, under the fingering of even the tyro, can be modu-
lated to the softest cadence, or breathed forth 'in linked sweetness long drawn out,' or at once raised into
the full powerlul roll of the organ." — North British Daily Mail,
" These improvements will make the HARMONIUM a much more popular domestic instrument." —
Morning Journal.
FriCE-Lists of the ciifereut Departments sent on Application.
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1865-1866 |
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| Shelfmark | NH.675-676 |
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| Description | Glasgow : Printed by J. Graham for the letter-carriers of the Post-Office, 1828-? Imprint and title vary. [Varying forms of title: Glasgow Post-Office directory, Glasgow Post-Office annual directory, Post Office Glasgow annual directory.] |
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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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