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22 APPENDIX.
II, "Where the body is cat'ried on hand-spokes or brought in a
chaise —
For digging and filling in grave, - - - - 2s Od
If a tombstone, no charge is made for removing or putting
on the stone.
Although more than one body be interred at the same time in one
and in the same grave, no additional charge to be made, unless it be
necessary to have the grave deeper than six feet, being the usual depth
of a grave, in which case the cost of such extra depth must be paid by
the undertaker.
The charges to be paid by the undertaker, or person giving in-
timation to the Chamberlain, at the time of giving such information
to inter, and obtaining permission to open the grave.
John Kerr Gray, Town Clerk.
GEEENOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS-27 Cathcart St.
George Craig, Proprietor, Finnart Street.
CHAMBEPv OF COMMERCE AND MANUFACTURES
OF GREENOCK.
Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1813.
OFFICE-BEARERS, 1875.
President — Graham Brymner, Esq.
Vice-President — James Morton, Esq.
Secretary — Thomas King
Treasurer— George R. M'Dougall
Directors.
Hugh Walker
William Neill
John C. Hunter
Abram Lylfe
Arthur O. Leitch
Robert R. Paterson
Colin S. Caird
Walter Grieve
John Macgregor
William Turner
WELLINGTON PARK AND WELL PARK.
Committee of Management for 1874-75.
The Provost, Bailie Paton, Treasurer Shankland, Dean Anderson,
Councillors Paul, Duff, Hunter, and Arbuckle ; Messrs Lang, Aitken,
and Black — Bailie Paton, convener.
Superintendent — Robert Sheridan.
Entrance to Wellington Park — Top of Baker Street.
Entrance to AVell Park — Regent Street, Bank Street, and Sir
John's Brae.
COURTS
SHERIFF COURT.
Held in the County Buildings, Nelson Street, every AVednesday at
11 A.M., and every Friday at 11 o'clock forenoon during Session.
Sheriff — Patrick Eraser.
Sheriff- Substitute — Harry Smith.
Sheriff-Substitutes — Robert Neill, Thomas O. Hunter, Andrew
Tasker, and Thomas King, in absence of Hai-ry Smith.