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CASSELS. GENERAL DIRECTORY.-
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Cassels, Wm. (of Robert Mm-doch & Co.), 21 and 23
Robertson st. ; ho. " Cairndhu," Newark drive,
Polloksbields.
Cassels, William (of Walter Macfarlane & Co.), bouse,
18 Carrir.gton street.
Cassells, William, plasterer ; bouse, 27 E. Brandon st.
Cassils, Mrs., 4 Annfield terrace, W., Partick.
Cassels, Misses, 1 Queen Mary avenue, Crossbill.
Cassels, Elizabetb, stationer and tobacconist, 1-15
Garscube road ; ho. 125 do.
Cassel (The) Gold Extracting Co., Limited, 157
West George st.; John M'Farlane, secretary.
CASSIDY, Edward, wringer machine maker, 3 Wal-
lacegrove place, Paisley road.
Cassidy, Francis, pawnbroker, 130 S. Wellington st.
Cassidy, Luke, spirit merchant, 4 Clyde street,
Anderston ; ho. 20 Burn road, Parkhead.
Cassidy, Philip, pa\^^lbroker and jeweller, 12 and 18
Charlotte street; ho. 338 Duke st.
CASTEL & Latta, iron merchants and engineers,
138 West George st.
Castel & Latta, iron merchants and engineers ; Lon-
don office, 3 Lombard court, E.C.
Castle Mail Packet Co. (Limited), Donald Currie
& Co., managers, 40 St. Enoch square.
Castle Rubber Co., india-rubber manufacturers,
Warrington; sole agents for Scotland, J. & W.
Tinto, 49 Jamaica st.
Catania Steam Packet Office, BuiTell & Son, 54
George square.
Catania Steam Packets (Cunard line), 30 Jamaica
street.
CATHCAET, G. & E., family grocers, wine merchants,
and exporters of Scotch whisky, 25 Newmarket
St., Ayr; res. Roan park, Ayr.
Cathcart, James P., agricultural implement and
general merchant, 135 Buchanan street; res. 447
Sauchiehall street.
Cathcart Cemetery, Peter Boyce, superintendent,
New Cathcart.
Cathcart Cemetery Co. (Limited), Alex. Murray,
C.A., secretary, 81 St. Vincent street.
Cathcart Road E.U. Church, Govanhill ; Rev. Robert
Wallace, minister.
Cathcart Road Post Office, 308 Cathcart road ; M.
L. Paton, receiver.
Cathcart Road Wesleyan Church, Govanhill ; Rev. B.
Dodd, minister, 15 Myrtle park. Crossbill.
Cathedral High Church ; Rev. George Stewart
Burns, D.D., minister.
Cathedral Square U.P. Church ; Rev. Mathew Craw-
ford, minister.
Catholic Apostolic Church, Catherine street. Parlia-
mentary road.
Catholic Chapel and School (St. ILary's), 68, 72
Abercromby st.
Catholic Collegiate School, 21 Dalhousie st.
CATHROW, Jas. D., warehouseman (at W, & G.
Millar's, Cross), ho. 48 Alexandra parade.
Catrine Cotton and Bleaching Works, Catrine,
Ayrshire; proprietors, James Finlay & Co., 22 W.
Nile St.
CATTANACH, Alex, (of James Stewart & Co.),
Saucel Distillery, Paisley; office, 83 Jamaica st. ;
house, Auchentorlie, Paisley.
Cattanach, John, manager (at George Grant & Sons'),
house, 100 David street. Mile-end.
Cattanach, Isabella H., draper, 615 Duke st.; ho.
108 Armadale st.
CATTERNS, Edward E., 122 Wellington street;
house, 11 Oakfield terrace, HilUiead.
Cattle Market, Graham square.
CAUGHIE, C. B., jeweller, 36 Argyle Arcade ; ho.,
151 Renfrew st.
Caughie, James, garden contractor, Muirpark House,
Partick.
CAULFIELD & Co., glass and china importers and
agents, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 Broomielaw.
Caulfield & Co., agents for Staffordshire potteries
and flint glass works, 4 to 12 Broomielaw.
Caulfield & Co., agents for Trubshaw, Hand, &
Co., china manufacturers, Longton, 4 to 12 Broom-
ielaw.
Caulfield & Co., ship furnishers, 4 to 12 Broomie-
law.
Caulfield, Francis (of Caulfield & Co.), res. Rosslyn
House, Albert road. Crossbill.
CAUNT, Mrs., furnishing shop, 237 Rutherglen rd.;
ho., 239 do.
CAVEN, Rev. William, St. Peter's College, Particldiill.
CAW, David (of D. Caw & Co.), residence. 6 Huntly
gardens, Hillhead.
Caw, David (late of Thomas Leadbetter & Co.),
plumber and lead merchant, 16, 18 Cathedral
street; house, 39 Shamrock street.
Caw, David, & Co., merchants, 175 West George st.
Caw, D. M., 106 Albert rosid, Polloksbields.
Caw, J. B., 7 Hillsborough sq., Hillhead.
Caw, Neil, & Co., merchants, 27 St. Vincent place.
Caw, Neil (of Neil Caw & Co.), house, 3 Rosslyn
terrace, Kelvinside.
Caw, Mrs. John Baxter, 7 Hillsborough sq., Hillhead,
Caw, Miss, 1 L^edoch street.
CAWOOD, Reuben, telegraph engineer and con-
tractor. The Bar, Royal Exchange ; ho. 27 South
Apsley pi.
CAYZER, C. W. (of Cayzer, Irvine, & Co.); res.
" Clevedon," Cove, Dumbarton.shire.
Cayzer, Irvine, &Co., steamship owners, 109 Hope st.
Central Brass Foundry (Limited), 60 Wellington
st. ; John A. M'Naughton, manager.
Central Clothing House, 127 to 133 Argyle street,
opposite Argyle Arcade.
Central Fire Engine Station, 44 College street.
Central, Halls Co. (Limited), Registered Office, Gres-
ham House, 45 West Nile st; David Rattray, C.A.,
secretary.
Central Homoepathic Dispensary, 353 Bath street ;
physician, Dr Lade.
Central Loan Co., 29 Hutcheson street.
Central Station Hotel, Central Station, Gordon st.
and Hope st. ; Charles Lord, manager.
Central Working Men's Club and Institute, 34
Trongate ; Robert Watt, secretary.
Cessnock Co-operative Society (Limited), grocers
and provision merchants, 6 and 8 M'Lean street.
Plantation.
Ceylon Estateslnvestment Association(Ltd.); Brown
& Fleming, C.A., secretaries, 163 West George st.
Ceylon Tea and Coffee Co. (Limited), Glasgow
branch ; agents, Graeme & Co., 101 Mitchell st.
CHADBURN & Son, ship telegraph's paten-
tees and manufacturers, Liverpool ; agent, J.
Wilkinson, 69 Anderston quay ; ho. 159 Govan rd.
CHADDOCK, John J., cashier at Eutherfurd Bros. ;
house, 22 Houston street.
CHADWICK, H.,& Co., drysalters and manufacturing
chemists, 18 Bridge st.