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248 GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Frazer, Miss E., baker, 181 Overgate ; h. 6 Perth road
Free Libraries, Art, and Natural History Museum, and Picture Galleries,
Albert square; Engineering, Mechanical, Industrial, and Archaeo-
logical Museum, Dudhope Park ; John Maclauchlan, secretary,
chief librarian, and curator
FEENCH, ANNIE, children's outfitting and ladies' underclothing ware-
house, 123 and 125 Perth road. " See Adv. p. 38
Friedheim, Otto, of F. Rosenstern & Co., 16 Douglas terrace, W, Ferry
Friedlander, Edward, calenderer, Meadowside Calender Co., Ltd., 23
Albert square ; h. St. Heliers, St Andrews
Friend, George, butter and margarine agent, 81 Commercial street ; h.
Laurelbank, Broughty Ferry
Froebel, Frederick E. V., Dudhope cottage, Gardner's lane
Frost, H. J., process photographer, 105a Nethergate
Fry, J. S., & Sons, Ltd., cocoa and chocolate manufacturers, 84 Com-
mercial street ; W. H. Horswell, agent
Fullerton, Jas., merchant, 51 Meadowside; h. Viewbank, 7 Dudhope ter.
Fulton, Colin M., compositor, 29 North Wellington street
Fulton, David, postman, 124 Seagate
Fulton, Robert, powerloom tenter, Eastwood terrace, Clepington road
Fyall, Andrew, carpenter, 29 Hill street
Fyfe, Allan G. , grocer, 63 Lochee road
Fyfe, Andrew, stationer and fancy goods merchant, 162 Ann street
Fyfe, David, wholesale fruit, potato, and grain merchant, 6 Shore terrace
Fyfe, George, potato merchant, 12 Crichton street ; h. 6 Shore terrace
Fyfe, Isabella, dressmaker, 144 Perth road
Fyfe, James, carpenter, 22 Peter street
Fyfe, James, blacksmith, 40 Blackscroft
Fyfe, James, tenter, 41 William street, Forebank
Fyfe, John, manager, Camperdown Saw Mills ; h. 36 Park avenue
Fyfe, John, warehouseman, 76 Blackscroft
Fyfe, Thomas, 170 Lochee road
Fyfe, William, 28 Union place
FYFE, WILLIAM T., auctioneer, valuator, and fire assessor. Central
Auction Halls, 43 to 47 Overgate (Telephone No. .1113) ; h. Wood-
haven, West Newport. See Adv. p. 42
Fyfe, Mrs John, 8 Garland place
Fyfe, Mrs W. C, 3 Windsor terrace
Fyfe, Mrs, apartments, 2 Dalhousie terrace
Fyfe, Miss A., fruiterer and florist, J 48 Overgate ; h. 6 Shore terrace
Fyfe, Miss, 1 Blackness crescent
Fyffe, Alexander, blacksmith, 2 Woodthorpe buildings, Clepington rd.
FyiFe, Alfred, flax porter, 29 Mains loan
Fyffe, Andrew, calenderer, 10 Annfield row
Fyfi"e, David, clerk, 5 Stirling street
Fyffe, David, yarndresser, 46 Lilybank road
Fyffe, George, warehouseman, Greenlaw place, Clepington road
Fyffe, James, lathsplitter, Langlands street ; h. 11 Roslin terrace
Fyffe, James, & Son, plumbers, brassfounders, gasfitters, tinsmiths, and
zincworkers, 89 Nethergate ; workshops, Tay Street lane
Fyffe, Jessie, 16 Bank street
Frazer, Miss E., baker, 181 Overgate ; h. 6 Perth road
Free Libraries, Art, and Natural History Museum, and Picture Galleries,
Albert square; Engineering, Mechanical, Industrial, and Archaeo-
logical Museum, Dudhope Park ; John Maclauchlan, secretary,
chief librarian, and curator
FEENCH, ANNIE, children's outfitting and ladies' underclothing ware-
house, 123 and 125 Perth road. " See Adv. p. 38
Friedheim, Otto, of F. Rosenstern & Co., 16 Douglas terrace, W, Ferry
Friedlander, Edward, calenderer, Meadowside Calender Co., Ltd., 23
Albert square ; h. St. Heliers, St Andrews
Friend, George, butter and margarine agent, 81 Commercial street ; h.
Laurelbank, Broughty Ferry
Froebel, Frederick E. V., Dudhope cottage, Gardner's lane
Frost, H. J., process photographer, 105a Nethergate
Fry, J. S., & Sons, Ltd., cocoa and chocolate manufacturers, 84 Com-
mercial street ; W. H. Horswell, agent
Fullerton, Jas., merchant, 51 Meadowside; h. Viewbank, 7 Dudhope ter.
Fulton, Colin M., compositor, 29 North Wellington street
Fulton, David, postman, 124 Seagate
Fulton, Robert, powerloom tenter, Eastwood terrace, Clepington road
Fyall, Andrew, carpenter, 29 Hill street
Fyfe, Allan G. , grocer, 63 Lochee road
Fyfe, Andrew, stationer and fancy goods merchant, 162 Ann street
Fyfe, David, wholesale fruit, potato, and grain merchant, 6 Shore terrace
Fyfe, George, potato merchant, 12 Crichton street ; h. 6 Shore terrace
Fyfe, Isabella, dressmaker, 144 Perth road
Fyfe, James, carpenter, 22 Peter street
Fyfe, James, blacksmith, 40 Blackscroft
Fyfe, James, tenter, 41 William street, Forebank
Fyfe, John, manager, Camperdown Saw Mills ; h. 36 Park avenue
Fyfe, John, warehouseman, 76 Blackscroft
Fyfe, Thomas, 170 Lochee road
Fyfe, William, 28 Union place
FYFE, WILLIAM T., auctioneer, valuator, and fire assessor. Central
Auction Halls, 43 to 47 Overgate (Telephone No. .1113) ; h. Wood-
haven, West Newport. See Adv. p. 42
Fyfe, Mrs John, 8 Garland place
Fyfe, Mrs W. C, 3 Windsor terrace
Fyfe, Mrs, apartments, 2 Dalhousie terrace
Fyfe, Miss A., fruiterer and florist, J 48 Overgate ; h. 6 Shore terrace
Fyfe, Miss, 1 Blackness crescent
Fyffe, Alexander, blacksmith, 2 Woodthorpe buildings, Clepington rd.
FyiFe, Alfred, flax porter, 29 Mains loan
Fyffe, Andrew, calenderer, 10 Annfield row
Fyfi"e, David, clerk, 5 Stirling street
Fyffe, David, yarndresser, 46 Lilybank road
Fyffe, George, warehouseman, Greenlaw place, Clepington road
Fyffe, James, lathsplitter, Langlands street ; h. 11 Roslin terrace
Fyffe, James, & Son, plumbers, brassfounders, gasfitters, tinsmiths, and
zincworkers, 89 Nethergate ; workshops, Tay Street lane
Fyffe, Jessie, 16 Bank street
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