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MUNICIPAL LISTS. 47
jading to City road; thence along the middle of City road till it joins
3 1 e Lochee road; thence in an Easterly direction along the middle of said road
t i Union place; thence along the middle of the road at Union place in a North-
[ ,'esterly direction till it joins the Loons road; thence along the middle of that
I iad in an Easterly direction till it joins the Old Newtyle Railway ; thence
ong said Railway to the Tunnel; thence along the middle of the road leading
, :om the Southern entrance of the Tunnel to the top of Constitution road ;
i ence along the middle of Constitution road, Barrack street, Tally street, and
buttie's wynd, across Dock street till it joins West Dock street; thence along
il.e middle of West Dock street to the River. Third, or St Clement's District,
h\ comprehend and include that portion of the Burgh within the boundary
mmencing at that point in the River where the Southern Boundary of the
r acond District terminates ; thence along that boundary Northwards along the
i 'iddle of West Dock street, Couttie's wynd, Tally street, Barrack street, and
institution road to the Tunnel ; thence in a line Northwards till it joins the
- Northern Boundary of the Burgh ; thence along said boundary Eastwards as
8 f r as the Provost road ; thence in a Southerly direction along the middle of the
:ovost road, Mains road, Hilltown,and Wellgate ; thence Eastalongthe middle
Ji Cowgate to St Andrew's street ; thence along the middle of St Andrew's
i reet, Trades lane, and the Road on the East side of the Customhouse till it
aches the Shipbuilding Yards ; thence along the middle of the road on the
!>uth side of Victoria Dock till it joins a road leading along the East side of
e Patent Slip buildings ; thence along the middle of said road to the River.
f ]mrth, or St Andrew's District, to include that portion of the Burgh com-
• ehended within the Eastern Boundary of St Clement's District and the
!f istern Boundary of the Burgh. Fifth, or Lochee District, to comprehend
« id include that portion of the Burgh, commencing at the point in the Black -
f. |ss road where the Western Boundary of the First District terminates ; thence
i ong the middle of Blackness road, the road leading past Glenagnes cottage,
i itlgay street, Lochee road to Union place ; thence along the middle of Union
i }ice and Loons road to the Old Newtyle Railway ; thence along the middle
p|| said Railway to the Northern Boundary of the Burgh ; thence along
, jmndary West and South, to point in Blackness road before mentioned.
in Mains District.— All north of Burgh Parliamentary Boundary. Registrar's
I ifice, Schoolhouse, Mains. Registration hours, Tuesdays and Thursdays, from
|b.m. to 8 p.m. Thomas Forbes, Registrar.
[lands valuation and registration of voters acts.—
isessor, G. C. Brown, 29 Bank street; Collector, A. W. Stiven, C.A., 95
II >mmercial street.
'' PUBLIC BATHS.— Swimming, Private (Salt and Fresh Water), also Turkish
b Jfd Russian Baths, West Protection Wall. — Formerly managed by a Board of
j; .[rectors. Transferred to the Police Commissioners on 1st January 1871, and
', .|w managed by them for the benefit of the community. The Baths are open
B-Jjily in Summer from 6.30 a.m. till 9 p.m., and in Winter from 7 a.m. till 8
:,' jjm. Sundays, 6.30 a.m. till 9 a.m.
U Guthrie Street Baths (erected 1891), Guthrie street. Public Washhouse
r i| connection with Guthrie Street Baths (opened 14th February 1898).
ft Lochee Baths (opened 4th December 1895), High Street, Lochee. Public
ijl ..ashhouses in connection with Lochee Baths (opened 10th April 1901).
i Central Washhouses, Meadows.— Open on ordinary days from 7 a.m. till
it p.m. ; Saturdays, 7 a.m. till 7 p.m.
k [Constable Street Baths and Washhouses, opened 12th July 1902.
e Caldrum Street Baths and Washhouses, opened 7th October 1902.
6J (Superintendent of Baths and Washhouses— Walter M'Gregor.