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APPENDIX.
285
The Clydesdale Bank Limited.
Instituted 1838.
7 HIGH STREET (CROSS).
Open from 10 till 3, and on Saturdays from
10 till 12.
Agent— Robert Russell.
Sui-Agent—J. B. Veitch Smith.
Teller — James Carrick.
Clerks— Jamei C. Mackay, James Hamilton,
and James Scott.
Draws on their own Branch in London, and
negotiates Bills and grants Letters of Credit on
the principal towns in Scotland, England, and
Ireland ; the Bank of Montreal, and on the
Bank of British North America, Canada, Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick, and Vancouver Island;
also on the Union Bank of Australia, Melbourne,
Sydney, Auckland, and other branches.
The Savings Bank of Paisley.
Instituted May, 1838.
Certified under the Act of 1863.
Office— 107 High Street.
Chairman — James Clark. Deputy-Chairman — James Robertson.
Actuary — Alex. B. M'GoAvn. Accountant — Adam B. Berry.
Auditor — J. Balderston Whyte, C.A.
Committee of Management.
John Poison. Francis Martin.
Stewart Clark. James Parlane.
Thomas Rowat. William Bow.
Hugh H. Smiley. Wm. Shanks, Johnstone.
James Caldwell. James Gardner.
John FuUerton. Peter Jack.
George Dobie. John Wilson.
William Lang.
James Murray, manu-
facturer.
George H. Coats.
Alex. Gardner, publisher.
Robert Hutchison, scourer.
James Barr, Johnstone.
Robt. K. Bell.
James H. Young.
The Bank is open for receiving and paying every lawful day from 10 till 3 o'clock, and on
Saturday evenings from 6 till 9 for receiving only.
Bank Holidays.
New Year's Day, Good Friday, Christmas, first Monday in May, and first Monday in August.
Bills falling due on Good Friday and Christmas are payable the day before, those on New
Year's Daj^ and first Mondays of May and August are payable on the next day, if not a Sunday.
Upon Fast Days and Local Holidays, other than the above, the Bank offices are open only
between 9 and 10.30 a.m. Bills due on any such days are payable then, but may be paid the
previous day.
Annual Holidays in lieu of Fast Days.
Third Monday of April and third Friday of September.
Fairs.
Third Thm'sday of February and May, and second Thm-sday of August and November.
Markets — Every Thursday.
Income Tax Commissioners for the Upper Ward of Renfrewshire.
John Cheyne, Sheriff, and
A E. Henderson, Sheriff-Substitute, ex-officiis.
Lord Blythswood, of Blythswood.
Allan Gilmour, of Eaglesham.
Henry Macdowall of Garthland.
John C. Cuninghame of Craigends.
H. B. Dunlop of Arthurlie.
A. G. B. Graham of Craigallion.
Henry Erskine Gordon, Aikenhead.
CZent— Robert Stevenson, 99 High street. Paisley.
Surveyors and Assessors— J avaes Reith, 8 St. Mirren street. Paisley ; James Smith, and
Henry Eldred, 280 George street, Glasgow.
285
The Clydesdale Bank Limited.
Instituted 1838.
7 HIGH STREET (CROSS).
Open from 10 till 3, and on Saturdays from
10 till 12.
Agent— Robert Russell.
Sui-Agent—J. B. Veitch Smith.
Teller — James Carrick.
Clerks— Jamei C. Mackay, James Hamilton,
and James Scott.
Draws on their own Branch in London, and
negotiates Bills and grants Letters of Credit on
the principal towns in Scotland, England, and
Ireland ; the Bank of Montreal, and on the
Bank of British North America, Canada, Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick, and Vancouver Island;
also on the Union Bank of Australia, Melbourne,
Sydney, Auckland, and other branches.
The Savings Bank of Paisley.
Instituted May, 1838.
Certified under the Act of 1863.
Office— 107 High Street.
Chairman — James Clark. Deputy-Chairman — James Robertson.
Actuary — Alex. B. M'GoAvn. Accountant — Adam B. Berry.
Auditor — J. Balderston Whyte, C.A.
Committee of Management.
John Poison. Francis Martin.
Stewart Clark. James Parlane.
Thomas Rowat. William Bow.
Hugh H. Smiley. Wm. Shanks, Johnstone.
James Caldwell. James Gardner.
John FuUerton. Peter Jack.
George Dobie. John Wilson.
William Lang.
James Murray, manu-
facturer.
George H. Coats.
Alex. Gardner, publisher.
Robert Hutchison, scourer.
James Barr, Johnstone.
Robt. K. Bell.
James H. Young.
The Bank is open for receiving and paying every lawful day from 10 till 3 o'clock, and on
Saturday evenings from 6 till 9 for receiving only.
Bank Holidays.
New Year's Day, Good Friday, Christmas, first Monday in May, and first Monday in August.
Bills falling due on Good Friday and Christmas are payable the day before, those on New
Year's Daj^ and first Mondays of May and August are payable on the next day, if not a Sunday.
Upon Fast Days and Local Holidays, other than the above, the Bank offices are open only
between 9 and 10.30 a.m. Bills due on any such days are payable then, but may be paid the
previous day.
Annual Holidays in lieu of Fast Days.
Third Monday of April and third Friday of September.
Fairs.
Third Thm'sday of February and May, and second Thm-sday of August and November.
Markets — Every Thursday.
Income Tax Commissioners for the Upper Ward of Renfrewshire.
John Cheyne, Sheriff, and
A E. Henderson, Sheriff-Substitute, ex-officiis.
Lord Blythswood, of Blythswood.
Allan Gilmour, of Eaglesham.
Henry Macdowall of Garthland.
John C. Cuninghame of Craigends.
H. B. Dunlop of Arthurlie.
A. G. B. Graham of Craigallion.
Henry Erskine Gordon, Aikenhead.
CZent— Robert Stevenson, 99 High street. Paisley.
Surveyors and Assessors— J avaes Reith, 8 St. Mirren street. Paisley ; James Smith, and
Henry Eldred, 280 George street, Glasgow.
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