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ST. MUNGO-
-GENERAL DIRECTOKV.-
■SALOMON.
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St. Mungo Sailing Ship Co. (Limited), Prudential
buildings, 48 West Regent street.
St. Mungo Thread Works, 34 and 48 London street.
St. Nazaire Steam Ship Co., John & Peter
Hutchison, 31 Hope st.
St. Ninian's Episcopal Church, Pollokshaws road, Eev.
M. B. Hutchison, M.A. Oxon., incumbent.
St. Ninian's Parish Church, Crown street; Eev. W.
Scott Provand, minister.
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Chapel, 11 Oak street,
Anderston.
St. Paul's Balfour Public School, 24 North Portland
street ; W. S. Jamieson, teacher.
St. Paul's Established Chm-ch, 70 High John street ;
Rev. James Paton, minister.
St. Paul's Free Chui-ch, 72 North Frederick street.
St. Paul's Parish Mission, 20 Shuttle street ; Mrs.
Clark, hall-keeper.
St. Peter's Established Church, 76 Oswald street;
Eev. Malcolm M'Lellan, minister.
St. Peter's Free Church, 53 Mains street; Eev. James
Brown, M.A., minister.
St. Peter's Eoman Catholic Church, Bridge st.. Par-
tick; the Very Rev. Dr. M'Farlane.
St. Eollox Aerated Water Co., 79 and 81 Garngad rd.
St. Rollox Apothecaries' Co. (Lim.), wholesale and
retail chemists and druggists, 176 Castle st., 49
Alexandra parade, and 15 7^ Garngad road.
St. Rollox Bowling Green Co., Ltd., 149 St. Vincent
st. ; Geo. B. M'Kim, C.A., secretary.
St. Eollox Branch of the National Bank of Scotland,
Limited, 181 Castle street ; James Stewart, agent.
St. Eollox Chemical Works, 229 Castle street.
St. Rollox Co-operative Society, provision merchants,
153 Glebe street.
St. EoUox Cotton Spinning Works, 21 Garngad road.
St. Eollox Established Church, GamgadhiU ; Eev.
Robert Pryde, minister.
St. Eollox Fire Engine Station, 30 Kennedy street.
St. Rollox Flint Glass Works, 51 Tennant st. ; A. &
R. Cochran; town show room, 2 Royal Exchange ct.
St. Eollox Horse Slaughtering Co., horse slaughterers,
150 Old KeppochhiU road, head of Glebe street.
St. Rollox Liberal Association, 200 Stirling road ; J.
E. Chalmers, lion. sec.
St. Eollox Liberal Unionist Association, 10 Stanhope
street.
St. Eollox Passenger Station, 148 Springbm-n rd.
St. Rollox Police Office, 47 Tennant street.
St. RoUox Post Office, 13 Kennedy street, John
Eamsay, sub-postmaster.
St. RoUox Registry Office, 102 Parson st., G. Millar
Buchanan, registrar.
St. Rollox Saw Mills, 20 Baird street.
St. Rollox Timber Yard, 60 to 68 Tennant street;
A. & G. Paterson.
St. Silas' English Episcopal Church, Eldon street
and Park road. Rev. Sholto D. C. Douglas, M.A,
incumbent.
St. Stephen's Established Church, Cambridge street ;
Rev. James Douglas, M.A., minister.
St. Stephen's Free Church, New City road ; Rev. Hugh
Ross, minister.
St. Thomas' Established Church, Campbellfield st.
St. Thomas' Wesleyan Methodist Chmxh, 600 Gal-
lowgate ; Rev. George Adcock, minister.
St. Vincent's Established Chm-ch, Dover street; Rev.
A. T. Donald, minister.
St. Vincent's Eoman Catholic Church, 44 Duke st.
St. Vincent Tea Rooms, 9 St. Vincent pL; proprietrix,
Mrs. J. Wright.
SAARBACH, Eduard, & Co. (Rhine wines), Im-
perial and Royal Court purveyors, Maine on the
Rhine; agent, Jas. Menzies, 68 Bath street.
Sabbath Free Breakfasts ; hon. treasurer, J. H. N.
Graham, United Evangelistic Hall, James Morrison
street.
Sabbath School Magazine, 204 Buchanan street;
John M'Callum & Co., publishers.
Sabbath School Union, Andrew Crawford, secretary..
Christian Institute, 70 Bothwell st.
Sacell Brewery Co., brewers, Paisley.
SACHS, Chas. Frederick, fmi-ier, skin and hair mer-
chant, 25 Stockwell place and 24 Eopework lane r,
ho. Sweethope, Bishopbriggs.
SADLEE, Andrew, cabinetmaker and upholsterer^
bedding and window blind manufactm'er, o07Byars-
rd. ; ho. 4 Kew gardens, Kelvinside.
Sadler & Co., Limited, alizarine manufacturers,
Middlesborough ; agents, James Laing & Co., 315
St. Vincent street.
Sadler & Co., hard and soft soap manufacturers, oil
and grease merchants, and refiners, Dalmarnock
Soap and Oil Works, 48 French street, Bridgeton,
and Aston Cross Soap Works, Holland road, N.,.
Birmingham.
Sadler, James S. (of Sadler & Co., Birmingham).
Sadler, James S. (of Smith & Simons), house,.
Pollokwood, Thomliebank.
Sadler, M. & L., manufacturers of ladies' wool and
ice wool caps and fancy wool head-dresses, 292
Argyle street.
Sadler, M. & L., children's fancy hosiery manufac-
turers, 292 Argyle street,
Sadler, Robert (at Jas. Wright & Co.'s, Limtd., 114
John St.), ho. 113 Duke street.
Sadler, Robt. (of Sadler & Co.), house, 6 Charing
cross.
Sadler, William A., chemist (at Sadler & Co.'s), \io.
6 Charing cross.
Safe Deposit and Burglary Insurance, The Security
Co. (Ltd.), Stock Exchange buildings, 157 Bu-
chanan st. ; Wm. H. Goff, C.A., resident manager,
SAGE, Miss, 6 Walworth ter.
Sailors' Orphan Society of Scotland; receiving
house, 2 Elmbank street ; Richard H. Hunter, hon..
treasurer.
SALKINSON, Mrs. T. E., teacher of German, 17
Windsor pi., Byars road.
Salkinson, Miss, teacher of music, 17 Windsor pl.^^
Byars road.
SALMON, Charles Ed. L.R.C.P. a,nd L.R.C.S. Ed.^
L.F.P.S. Glas., ph3'sician and surgeon; consulting
rooms, 515 New City road; ho. 18 St. James ter.
Salmond, D. S. (at Donald Cm-rie & Co.'s), ho. 36
Maxwell road.
Salmon, Jas., 1 Montrose st. ; ho. 91 Aikenhead rd»
Salmon, James, & Son, F.R.I.B.A. LA., architects^
estate agents and property valuators, 197 St. Vin-
cent street.
Salmond, John, cowkeeper and dairyman, 207 North
Woodside road ; ho., 478 New City road.
Salmon & Son, clothiers, 220 and 222 Cambridge st.;:
ho. 166 Sauchiehall st.
Salmon, Wm. Forrest, F.R.I.B.A. and LA., architect,.
197 St. Vincent st. ; ho. 4 Burnbank gardens.
SALOMON, Hemy, jun., bespoke bootmaker and
chiropodist, 361 Sauchiehall street; ho, 319 do.