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DIRECTORY. 49
AYESHIRE SANATORIUM FOR CONSUMPTION.'
Glen Afton, New Cumnock.
For Patients resident within the County of Ayr, includ-
ing the Burghs of Cunurock, Gialston, Irvine, Kilmarnock,
Kilwinning, Newmilns, Saltcoats, Stewarton, and Troon.
Cliairmau — J. Harling Turner, Cessnock Castle
Resident Pliysician — Edward E. Prest, M.B., Ch.B.
Secretary and Tr'O'asuier — Robert Welsh, 24 Sandgate.
Matron — Miss MacKenzie .
Chairman of Executive Committee — J. B. Fergusson, Ba.lgarth.
MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF AYRSHIRE.
Stated Meetings — Fii'st Tuesday in May, first Tuesday in
October, third Tue&day in December.
Convener — R. A. Oswald of Auchincruive.
Vice-Convener — W. D. Russell of Maulside.
Quarter Sessions meets— 7th March, 2nd Miay„ 1st
August, 31st October.
Ayr District (Population, 45,633; Valuation, 1910,
£321,777 12s 9d.
Ayr (fotimer Parish of) — J. B. Fergusson, Balgarth, Ayr.
Auchinleck — Thom>as Dr^'sdale Langlands, Auchinleck.
Coylton — J. x\. Clarke of Townhead, Annbank Station.
Cumnoeik Police Burgh — Thomas Plunter, The Square,
Cumnock.
Cumnock — David Reid, Milzeooh, Cumnock.
Cumnock, New — William Hyslop of Bank, New Cumnock.
Dalmelliugton — Alexander Gavin, Ai'doon, Dunaskin.
Dalryimple — H. M. Poe, Pyperstone, PloUybush.
Monkton and Pre stwick— -George F. Loudon of Orange-
field, Monkton.
Muirkirk — James Johnstone, Allo'way Coft-age, Ayr.
Ochiltree — Jacob Sloan, Clydeneuck, Ochiltree.
St. Quivox (former Parish of) — Richard Alexander Oswald of
Auchincruive , Ayr .
Stair — John Cuninghame Montoomerie of Dalmore, Stair.
Tarbolton— Robert M. Davidson of Drumley, Annbank
Station.
KiLMAr.NOCK District (Popiilation (1901). 41,557; Valuation
a910), £312,427 Is lOd.
Craigie and Symington— George D. Findlay Hamilton of
Carnell, Hurlford.
Darvel Police Burgh — Alex. Jamieson, Manufacturer, Darvel.
Dundonald — David Fullarton, Parkgate. Ti-oon.
Fenwick— James Dunlop, Hallhouse, Fenwick.
Galston Police Burgh— John Littlejohn, Glebe Road,
Galston.
Galston Pari-^'h- J. H. Turner, Portland Es-tate Office, Kil-
n^arnock.

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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).