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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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EGBERT T. GEMMELL,
JOINER AND HORTICULTURAL BUILDER,
408 EGLINTON STREET.
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Conservatories, Vineries, Peach-Houses, Pit
Frames on Hot-Beds, all sizes.
Estimates on application.
JOHN YOUNGER & CO.,
Old Iron, Metal, and Machinery
Merchants,
20 COOK STREET, S.S.,
GLASGOW.
WILLIAM BARR & SON,
Wiavtf)omtmtn,
GREAT WESTERN BUILDINGS,
GOYAN.
DEALERS ia all kinds of Metals,
Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron,
Old Machinery, Ship Shafting, &c., &c.
JAMES THOMSON,
(Laie of J. cf W. C. Thomson).
Wonial Outfitter,
6 HOPE STREET.
(Corner of Argyle Street.)
Established 1840.
SPECIALTIES-
ACHTING Complete Outfits. Gentlemen's
Colonial Oatfits. Uniforms for Steamship
and Sailing Lines. Apprentice Seamen's Complete
Outfits in Stock.
Price Lists sent to all parts on application, post free
T
THE NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY.
T^HIS Society, establislied in 1797, presents advantages to the insuring public which other
-*- Companies of more recent standing are unable to offer. By carefully selecting their
business, by tabulating their experience in all its branches, and by strict economy in
management, the Directors are able to insure property at the lowest rates compatible
with security of the Insured and the stability of the Ofiice.
The Amount Insured now Exceeds 5g200,000,000.
The Amount Paid for Losses by Fire is now Upwards of £5,000,000.
CHIEF OFFICE-SURREY STREET, NORWICH.
Secretary— C. E. BIGNOLD, Esq.
Assistant- Secretary — C. A. B. BIGNOLD, Esq.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND—
107 ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW.
JOHN LARG E,
Manager fok Scotland,