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BOUNDARIES OF MUNICIPAL WARDS.
XX. John F. Swift, Houston Place, s.s., convener;
John Logan, 176 Watt Street, s.s., secretary.
XXI. Arch. B. M'Fie, 300 Langside Road, con-
vener; John Wright, 27 Smith Street, s.s., secretary.
XXII. J. S. Thomson, 24 Queen Mary Avenue)
convener; John Scott, 3 May Terrace, Mount Florida,
secretary.
XXIII. Robt. Calderwoud, 31 Moray Place, Strath-
bun8;o, convener; M. M. Graham, 42 Dalziel Drive,
Pollokshields, secretary.
XXIV. James Morrison, Ashcraig. Great Western
Road, Billhead, convener; Alex Russell, 54 West
Nile Street, secretary.
XXV. John S. Galbraith, 2 Doune Terrace, Kelvin-
side, convener ; Gilbert Walker, 3 Queen Margaret
Place, Kelvinside, N., secretary.
SCHOOL BOARD OF GLASGOW.
OFFICES, 125, 129, AND 133 BATH STREET.
Robt. S. Allan, chairman ; Rev. Andrew Laidlaw,
vice-chairman; Rev. James Burr, B.D., Charles
Byrne, Dr. Dyer, the Very Rev. Canon Dyer,
Rev. John Mathieson Forson, James Glen, M.A.,
B.L., Wm. Graham, C.A., William Martin Haddow,
Francis Henry, Jlrs. Mason, Miss Paterson, Rev.
Alex. Simpson, B.A , B.Sc , Dr. Sloan.
Officials. — G. W. Alexander, M.A., clerk ; James
Stewart, B.L., deputy clerk; J. Macwhannell, trea-
surer; John Macdonald, principal officer; .lohn
Clark, M. A., official visitor of schools ; David Maben,
master of works.
A Coloured Map of the City, showing the Revised Wards, may be had from the
Publishers of the Directory.
liVIPORTANT DAYS.
1904.
1905.
Longest Day, June 21.
Midsummer Day, Tune 24.
Coronation Day, June 26.
Fail- Week Begins, July 11.
Lammas Term, August 1.
Day and Night Equal, .....Sept. 25.
Glasgow Autumn Holiday, Sept. 26.
Hallowe'en, Oct. 31.
King's Birthday, Nov. 9.
Martinmas Term, Nov. 11.
Shortest Day, Dec. 22.
Christmas, Dec. 25. )
Bank Holidays in Scotland— First Monday of August, Christmas Day, New Year's
Day, Good Friday, and First Monday iu Blay, and any day which may be appointed by Royal
Proclamation ; upon Sacramental Fast Days and Local Holidays, the Bank Offices will be open
only from 9 till 10.30 a.m.
Bank Holidays in England and Ireland — First Monday of August, Christmas Day
and December 26th, Good Friday, Easter Monday (April 24th), and Monday in Whitsun Week
(May 29th).
Old New Year's Day, Jan. 13
Candlemas Term, Feb. 2.
Valentine's Day, Feb. 14
Day and Night Equal, March 19.
Good Friday, April 21.
Easter Sunday, April 23.
Glasgow Spring Holiday, April 4.
Whitsunday Term, May 15.
Victoria Day, May 24.
Flitting Day, , May 28.
40 JOHN STREET (City).
V.R. Paicnl
Practical India-rubber Stamp Maker and Stencil Plate
Cutter, and best quality Inks for India-rubber and
Brass Stamps, Stencils and Linen. Dating, Revolving,
and Pocket Stamps, in handsome Nickel Plate Mounts,
with the latest Improvements. Having many years'
experience in the making of Rubber Stamps, a
Genuine Article, as well as cheap, neat, clearness
of impression and durability, is obtained.
A great success— the "ECLIPSE" Marking Ink for Linen.
Stamp Maker to the Post Offi.ce Telegraphic Department, Inland Revenue, Banks,
Railways, Insurances, d-c.
XX. John F. Swift, Houston Place, s.s., convener;
John Logan, 176 Watt Street, s.s., secretary.
XXI. Arch. B. M'Fie, 300 Langside Road, con-
vener; John Wright, 27 Smith Street, s.s., secretary.
XXII. J. S. Thomson, 24 Queen Mary Avenue)
convener; John Scott, 3 May Terrace, Mount Florida,
secretary.
XXIII. Robt. Calderwoud, 31 Moray Place, Strath-
bun8;o, convener; M. M. Graham, 42 Dalziel Drive,
Pollokshields, secretary.
XXIV. James Morrison, Ashcraig. Great Western
Road, Billhead, convener; Alex Russell, 54 West
Nile Street, secretary.
XXV. John S. Galbraith, 2 Doune Terrace, Kelvin-
side, convener ; Gilbert Walker, 3 Queen Margaret
Place, Kelvinside, N., secretary.
SCHOOL BOARD OF GLASGOW.
OFFICES, 125, 129, AND 133 BATH STREET.
Robt. S. Allan, chairman ; Rev. Andrew Laidlaw,
vice-chairman; Rev. James Burr, B.D., Charles
Byrne, Dr. Dyer, the Very Rev. Canon Dyer,
Rev. John Mathieson Forson, James Glen, M.A.,
B.L., Wm. Graham, C.A., William Martin Haddow,
Francis Henry, Jlrs. Mason, Miss Paterson, Rev.
Alex. Simpson, B.A , B.Sc , Dr. Sloan.
Officials. — G. W. Alexander, M.A., clerk ; James
Stewart, B.L., deputy clerk; J. Macwhannell, trea-
surer; John Macdonald, principal officer; .lohn
Clark, M. A., official visitor of schools ; David Maben,
master of works.
A Coloured Map of the City, showing the Revised Wards, may be had from the
Publishers of the Directory.
liVIPORTANT DAYS.
1904.
1905.
Longest Day, June 21.
Midsummer Day, Tune 24.
Coronation Day, June 26.
Fail- Week Begins, July 11.
Lammas Term, August 1.
Day and Night Equal, .....Sept. 25.
Glasgow Autumn Holiday, Sept. 26.
Hallowe'en, Oct. 31.
King's Birthday, Nov. 9.
Martinmas Term, Nov. 11.
Shortest Day, Dec. 22.
Christmas, Dec. 25. )
Bank Holidays in Scotland— First Monday of August, Christmas Day, New Year's
Day, Good Friday, and First Monday iu Blay, and any day which may be appointed by Royal
Proclamation ; upon Sacramental Fast Days and Local Holidays, the Bank Offices will be open
only from 9 till 10.30 a.m.
Bank Holidays in England and Ireland — First Monday of August, Christmas Day
and December 26th, Good Friday, Easter Monday (April 24th), and Monday in Whitsun Week
(May 29th).
Old New Year's Day, Jan. 13
Candlemas Term, Feb. 2.
Valentine's Day, Feb. 14
Day and Night Equal, March 19.
Good Friday, April 21.
Easter Sunday, April 23.
Glasgow Spring Holiday, April 4.
Whitsunday Term, May 15.
Victoria Day, May 24.
Flitting Day, , May 28.
40 JOHN STREET (City).
V.R. Paicnl
Practical India-rubber Stamp Maker and Stencil Plate
Cutter, and best quality Inks for India-rubber and
Brass Stamps, Stencils and Linen. Dating, Revolving,
and Pocket Stamps, in handsome Nickel Plate Mounts,
with the latest Improvements. Having many years'
experience in the making of Rubber Stamps, a
Genuine Article, as well as cheap, neat, clearness
of impression and durability, is obtained.
A great success— the "ECLIPSE" Marking Ink for Linen.
Stamp Maker to the Post Offi.ce Telegraphic Department, Inland Revenue, Banks,
Railways, Insurances, d-c.
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| Description | Post-Office annual Glasgow directory 1904-1905 |
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| Description | Glasgow : Printed by J. Graham for the letter-carriers of the Post-Office, 1828-? Imprint and title vary. [Varying forms of title: Glasgow Post-Office directory, Glasgow Post-Office annual directory, Post Office Glasgow annual directory.] |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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