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GENERAL DIRECTORY. 207
Davidson, William, ironmonger, plumber, tinsmith, and gasfitter, 36
Polepark road ; h. Camphill, Broughty Ferry
Davidson, William, mason, 21 Kincardine street
Davidson, William, millforeman, 32 Peddie street
Davidson, William, storekeeper, 2 Main street
Davidson, William, distillers' and brewers' agent, 7 Exchange street
Davidson, Wm. Douglas, bandmaster, teacherof music, 32 South Tay street
Davidson, Mrs E., 3 Viewforth street
Davidson, Mrs J. , dress and mantle maker, 142 Perth road
Davidson, Mrs J. S., 9 South Tay street
Davidson, Mrs, draper, 162 Scouringburn ; h. 35 Guthrie street
Davidson, Mrs W. , 1 1 Lavrson place
Davidson, Mrs, dairykeeper, 136 Albert street ; h. 134
Davidson, Mrs, confectioner, 306 Hawkhill
Davidson, Mrs, 14 Annfield street
Davidson, Miss Ellen, 35 Cowgate
Davidson, Miss Kate, teacher of music, 2 Rosefield street
Davidson, Miss Maggie, dressmaker, 3 Melrose terrace
Davidson, Miss, professor of guitar and mandoline, 9 South Tay street
Davidson, Miss, Lawview villa, West Albany terrace
Davie, Alexander C, of P. & A. Davie, Downfield
Davie, A., teeth specialist, 3 South Lindsay street ; factory, 25 Nether-
gate ; h. 3 South Lindsay street
Davie, John, packer, 13 Hospital wynd
Davie, John, slater, 17 Princes street
Davie, John H., Hawthornbank, 23 Janefield place
Davie, Joseph, clerk, 5 Balfour street
Davie, Peter, of P. & A. Davie, Beechwood cottage, Barry
Davie, Peter & Alex., house painters and decorators, 44 & 46 Victoria rd.
Davie, William, machineman, 67 Ure street
Davie, Mrs George, 30 North street
Davie, Mrs James, 1 Lorimer street
Davie, Miss E., laundress, 42 Kincardine street
Da vies, Michael, bootmaker, 1 King's road ; h. 24 Whorterbank, Lochee
Davies, Mrs Jessie, teacher, Clepington Schl.; h.Z Gilburnter., Downfield
1] jDavis, Andrew, joiner, 20 Forest Park road
Davis, Archibald, foreman blacksmith, 86 Ferry road
Davis, Peter, seaman, 10 Blinshall street
Davis, Robert, clothier, 5 Bellefield avenue
Dawson Bros. & Co., yarn and cloth merchants and millfurnishers, 2
Baltic buildings (Telephone No. 748 ; Telegrams, "Cotton ")
Dawson, David, teacher, Tay Street Public School ; h. 16 Strawberrybank
Dawson, D. R., merchant, 57 Meadowside (Telephone No. 50; Tele-
grams, "Dawson") ; h. Ingleside, Ferry road
Dawson, Henry, beamer, 32 Hilltown
Dawson & Co. , dress, mantle, and millinery warehousemen, 65, 66 High st.
Dawson, John, of Dawson, Eoby, & Co., 18 Airlie place
Dawson, John, wine and spirit mercht., 27 Rose st. ; h. 40Rosebankrd,
Dawson, Roby, & Co., wholesale and retail drapers, tailors, hatters, and
milliners, 25 Westport
Dawson, William, of Dawson & Co. , Claremont, West Ferry
Davidson, William, ironmonger, plumber, tinsmith, and gasfitter, 36
Polepark road ; h. Camphill, Broughty Ferry
Davidson, William, mason, 21 Kincardine street
Davidson, William, millforeman, 32 Peddie street
Davidson, William, storekeeper, 2 Main street
Davidson, William, distillers' and brewers' agent, 7 Exchange street
Davidson, Wm. Douglas, bandmaster, teacherof music, 32 South Tay street
Davidson, Mrs E., 3 Viewforth street
Davidson, Mrs J. , dress and mantle maker, 142 Perth road
Davidson, Mrs J. S., 9 South Tay street
Davidson, Mrs, draper, 162 Scouringburn ; h. 35 Guthrie street
Davidson, Mrs W. , 1 1 Lavrson place
Davidson, Mrs, dairykeeper, 136 Albert street ; h. 134
Davidson, Mrs, confectioner, 306 Hawkhill
Davidson, Mrs, 14 Annfield street
Davidson, Miss Ellen, 35 Cowgate
Davidson, Miss Kate, teacher of music, 2 Rosefield street
Davidson, Miss Maggie, dressmaker, 3 Melrose terrace
Davidson, Miss, professor of guitar and mandoline, 9 South Tay street
Davidson, Miss, Lawview villa, West Albany terrace
Davie, Alexander C, of P. & A. Davie, Downfield
Davie, A., teeth specialist, 3 South Lindsay street ; factory, 25 Nether-
gate ; h. 3 South Lindsay street
Davie, John, packer, 13 Hospital wynd
Davie, John, slater, 17 Princes street
Davie, John H., Hawthornbank, 23 Janefield place
Davie, Joseph, clerk, 5 Balfour street
Davie, Peter, of P. & A. Davie, Beechwood cottage, Barry
Davie, Peter & Alex., house painters and decorators, 44 & 46 Victoria rd.
Davie, William, machineman, 67 Ure street
Davie, Mrs George, 30 North street
Davie, Mrs James, 1 Lorimer street
Davie, Miss E., laundress, 42 Kincardine street
Da vies, Michael, bootmaker, 1 King's road ; h. 24 Whorterbank, Lochee
Davies, Mrs Jessie, teacher, Clepington Schl.; h.Z Gilburnter., Downfield
1] jDavis, Andrew, joiner, 20 Forest Park road
Davis, Archibald, foreman blacksmith, 86 Ferry road
Davis, Peter, seaman, 10 Blinshall street
Davis, Robert, clothier, 5 Bellefield avenue
Dawson Bros. & Co., yarn and cloth merchants and millfurnishers, 2
Baltic buildings (Telephone No. 748 ; Telegrams, "Cotton ")
Dawson, David, teacher, Tay Street Public School ; h. 16 Strawberrybank
Dawson, D. R., merchant, 57 Meadowside (Telephone No. 50; Tele-
grams, "Dawson") ; h. Ingleside, Ferry road
Dawson, Henry, beamer, 32 Hilltown
Dawson & Co. , dress, mantle, and millinery warehousemen, 65, 66 High st.
Dawson, John, of Dawson, Eoby, & Co., 18 Airlie place
Dawson, John, wine and spirit mercht., 27 Rose st. ; h. 40Rosebankrd,
Dawson, Roby, & Co., wholesale and retail drapers, tailors, hatters, and
milliners, 25 Westport
Dawson, William, of Dawson & Co. , Claremont, West Ferry
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| Description | Dundee directory 1897-1898 ... . Printed and published by James P. Mathew & Co. |
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