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POST-OFFICE
KILMARNOCK TRADES' DIRECTORY,
ARRANGED BY PROFESSIONS.
ACCOUNTANTS.
Anderson, James, 1 St. Marnock place
Brown, John, & Son, 6 King street
Halbert, George, 126 King street
Smith & Wallace, 11 King street
Thomson, James, 27 King street
Waugh, Thomas, 10 Portland street
JERATED WATER MANUFAC-
TURERS.
Rankin, Wm. & Coy., 7 King street
Turner & Evving, Mill lane
AGENTS.
Aitken, Mrs. A., 2 East George st (coal)
Boyd, Alex. M., 36 Portland st. (sewing
machines)
Brown, John, & Son, 6 King street (com-
mission, and for Glasgoiv, Liverpool,
and London steamers and sailing ships)
Bryden, Samuel, & Son, 25 Robertson
place (commission)
Craig, J., & Son, George Hotel Buildings
(sewing machines)
Cowan, Wm., Corn Exchange Buildings,
London road (machines of all kinds)
Granger, James, 51 Strand street (wool
and commission)
Inglis, James, 24 Waterloo street (coal)
M'Gavin, W., 11 Robertson pi. (weaving)
M'Kie, James, 2 King street (Ordnance
Survey Maps)
Morton, Alex,, & Son, John Finnie street
(sewing machines)
Oliver, Mrs. Andrew, senr., Back lane
(sewing)
Paterson, J., West Netherton st. (sewing)
Petrie, David, & Son, 13 Grange street
(carpets)
Rankin, James, 82 King st, ("Florence"
and "Howe'' sewing machines)
Robertson, R, C, 46 King st. (Minton's
patent encaustic tiles)
Shearer, Robert, 18 East Netherton st.
(weaving)
Smith, David, 40 Robertson pi. (weaving)
Smith, Robert, West Netherton street
(weaving)
Spence, Wm., West Shaw st. (weaving)
Stevenson, Humphrej', & Son (com'ission)
Walker, John, & Son, 25 King street
(Steel, Coulson, & Co., brewers)
AGRICQLTURAL IMPLEMENT
MAKER.
M'Kerrow, Andrew, Beansburn
ARCHITECTS.
Ingram, James, 114 King street
Railton, William, 1 St. Marnock place
AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS-
Dunlop, Patrick, Altonhill, by Kilmk.
M'Geachin, G-eorge W., 65 Portland st.
BABY LINEN WAREHOUSES.
Ferguson, A. & J., Ill King street
Kirk, Mrs., Duke street
Macmillan, M. &. W., 12 Duke street
M'Gregor, John, 97 King street
Richmond, Mrs. John, 9 Queen street
Russell, William, 44 King street
Williamson, John, 16 Bank street
BAKERS.
Adam, James, Queen street.
Alexander, John, 106 King street
Arbuckle, John, 69 King street
Arbuckle, Robert, 14 Bank street
Ayrshire Biscuit Factory, Hill street ;^
Wm. Findlay & Co.

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1868
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Form / genre: Written and printed matter > Books
Dates / events: 1868 [Date printed]
1868 [Date/event in text]
Places: Europe > United Kingdom > Scotland > East Ayrshire > Kilmarnock (inhabited place) [Place published]
Subject / content: Directories
Person / organisation: Dickie, James, Chief Clerk [Editor]
McKie, James, 1816-1891 [Printer]

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1868, 1872 - Post Office Kilmarnock directory
DescriptionEdited by James Dickie.
ShelfmarkABS.1.84.55
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Dates / events: 1846-1913 [Date published]
Places: Europe > United Kingdom > Scotland > East Ayrshire > Kilmarnock (inhabited place) [Place printed]
Person / organisation: Dickie, James, Chief Clerk [Editor]
McKie, James, 1816-1891 [Printer]

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Kilmarnock (and Riccarton)
Towns
DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 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).