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Artliur, J. & D. dairymen, 624 St. Vincent street,
and 150 Stobcross street.
Arthur, M. (of Arthur & Co., Limited), res. Fullarton,
Troon.
Arthur, M., & Co., hatters and hoziers, 216 Argyle St.
Arthur, Robert, provision merchant, 38 Dunmore St.
Arthur, Thomas, sheriff officer, 120 Ark lane.
Arthur, Thomas, sale rooms 34 Anderson st., Partick ;
ho., 30 do.
Arthur, Thomas Glen (of Arthur & Co., Ltd.), res.,
Carrick house, Ayr.
Arthur, Wm. B., church oflScer, Cathedral High
church ; house, 95 N. Hanover st.
Arthur, W. R., 68 West Howard st; ho., 9 Prince's
St., Pollokshields, and Dunedin, Dunoon.
Arthur, W. Rae, & Kelso, accountants, 58 West
Regent street.
Arthur, W. Rae (of W. Rae Arthur & Kelso), ho.
20 Hamilton drive.
Arthur, William W., traveller, (at George Mason &
Co.'s), house, 22 Annette street, Govanhill.
Arthur, Mrs. Allan, 3 Hilihead gardens.
Arthur, Mrs., midwife, 252 Garscube Road.
Arthur, Miss J., grocer and provision merchant, 104
Dumbarton road, Partick.
Arthur, MisB, servants registry, 14 Glasgow street.
Asbestos Co., Robertson's, Limited, a9be3tos
manufacturers, 77 Queen st.; telephone No. 3427;
Telegraphic address, " Packing," Glasgow.
Asbestos Co., The Scottish (Limd.), asbestos
manufacturers; registered office, 106 St. Vincent
St.; works, Nitshill, near Glasgow ; telephone No.
1115.
Asbestos (The) United Co., Lmtd., 68 West How-
ard street.
Ashbury Railway Carriage and Iron Company
(Limited), Manchester, manufacturers of every
description of railway carriages and waggons,
wrought and cast iron carriage and waggon
wheels, tyres, axles, bar iron, hammered uses and
heavy smith work for engineers, millwrights, &c.,
iron roofing, girders, turntables, water columns,
water tanks, pumps, travelling and fixed cranes,
switches and crossings, &c. ; sole agent for Scot-
land, Jas. Ritchie, jun., 119 St. Vincent street.
ASHCROFT, Hugh M., teacher, 19 Westbourne
terrace; house, 20 do.
ASHER, John, foreman salvage corps, 37 North
Albion street.
Asher, William, commercial editor. Evening Citizen
res. Argyle villa, Langside.
Asher, Mrs. P., furrier, 125 Douglas street.
Ashley (Machine Made) Bottle Co., Ltd., 67 Hope
St., glass bottle manufacturers, works Castleford,
Yorkshire; manufacturers of machine made bottles
of all descriptions, packing cases and van boxes,
patentees and sole makers of the patent screw-
mouthed aerated water bottles, George H. Ward,
manager.
ASHTOX, E., superintending engineer, G.P.O.; ho.
Rocklea, Helensburgh.
ASKHAM Bros. & Wilson, Ltd., Yorkshire Steel and
Engineering Works, Sheffield ; agent, A. JL Wilson,
7 Park terrace, Govan.
ASPIN, James, varnish and japan manufacturer, 51
Hydepark street ; house, 1 Crown ter. ; telephone
No. 4415.
Aspinall's Enamel, Ltd., Depot for Scotland,
John T. Connell & Co., 71 Waterloo street.
ASQUITH, Ezra, woollen rag merchant, 138 Clay-
thorn street.
ASSAFREY, A. T., confectioner and chocolate manu-
facturer, 171 Sauchiehall st., 78 St. Vincent st.,
and 2 Rokeby terrace, Hilihead; factory, 147 St.
George's road ; ho. 8 Fitzi-oy place.
AssAsi Tea Co. (Jas. Wilkie & Sons, proprietors),
tea merchants and grocers, 93 Trongate.
Assembly Rooms, 136 Bath street.
Assets (The) Realisation Company of Scotland, Ltd.,
128 Hope St.; D. M. Fulton, secy.
Assicurazicni Generali, Trieste; 204 St. Vincent
street.
Associated Iron Moulders of Scotland, 28 St. Enoch
square ; James M. Jack, secretary.
Association for Organizing Charitable Relief
115 Bath St., J. T. Strang, secy.
Association for the Relief of Incurables for
Glasgow and the West of Scotland, 101 St. Vincent
street; W. T. BI'Auslane, LL.D., secretary.
Association of Underwriters and Insurance Brokers,
Royal Exchange; R. Cooper Rundell, secretary
and treasurer.
ASTON, A. E. & Co., bath proprietors, 366 Argyle st.
Aston, Albert E. (of A. Edwards & Co.), ho. Mill-
burn, Gourock.
Aston, J. Wood, & Co., chain and cable manu-
facturers, Stourbridge; agent, J. F. Ritson, 178
Buchanan st. — See Advertisement in App.
ASTROP, W. G., cashier (David Rowan & Sons'),
ho. 37 Bentinck street.
Asylum for the Blind, 100 Castle street, manu-
facturers of baskets, brushes, ropes, twines, nets,
sacks, ship's cork fenders, door mats, floor matting,
beds, mattresses, wire riddles and sieves, wire work,
woven wire spring mattresses, chair and church
cushions, carpet hassocks, firewood, &c., old bedding
and mattresses cleaned and re-made ; Central ware-
house, 82 and 84 Renfield st., Thos. Stoddart, supt.
Asylum for the Houseless, 71 North Frederick st.
Asylum for Indigent Old Men, 81 Rottenrow ; Arch.
Finlay, superintendent.
Asylum, Glasgow Royal, Gartnavel, Great Western
road ; Dr. Yellowlees, superintendent ; D. Mont-
gomerie, steward ; J. R. Strong, C.A., treasurer ami
seeretarv, 110 W. George St.; parcel office. Globe
Parcel Office, 120 Union street.
Asylum of the Little Sisters of the Poor, for Aged
Infirm Poor, 180 Garngad Hill.
Athole Masonic Lodge, 213 Buchanan street.
ATKINSON Brothers, lorry builders, manufac-
turers of patent arms, Victoria Wheel, Axle, Spring
and Waggon Works, Leeds; agent, James Wales,
N. B. Railway, Sighthill Station.
Atkinson, J. B., H. M. Inspector of Mines, eastern
district of Scotland, 10 Foremount terrace.
Atkinson, J. & Co., importers (of wire nails) and general
hardware and metal merchants. 109 West George
street, and Kilvert's buildings, Manchester.
Atkinson, Robert, clerk, Port-Dundas station, N. B.
Railway; ho. 27 Bardowie st.
Atkinson, Samuel, provision merchant, 125 Spring-
burn road.
Atlantic Mills, Walkinshaw street, Bridgeton.
Atlas Assurance Co. for Fire, Life, and Mort-
gages, J. M. Barr, branch manager, 149 West
George street. — See Advt. in Appendix.
Atlas Bedstead Co., works, Bilston ; R. Baird, agent,
Aird's lane, 131 Stockwell st.