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DIRECTORY. 95
HART James, wine and spirit merchant, i Open Shore.
Ho. 71 Nicolson st
Hart J. C, agent, National Bank of Scotland (Limited).
Ho. Glengarden, Fox st
HARVEY James & Co., drapers, milliners, dress and mantle
makers, 46 Cathcart st
Harvey James, plasterer, 17 Mount Pleasant st
Harvey J. (of James Harvey & Co.), 26 Newton st
Harvey W. G., secretary, Greenock Beetroot Sugar Associa-
tion, 7 Exchange buildings
Harvey Helen, tobacconist, 61 Inverkip st. Ho. 17 Mount
Pleasant st
Harvey Miss Mary, Eddlewood place
Harvey Mrs Francis, 58 Eldon st
Harvey Mrs Frank E., 52 Eldon st
HARVIE David, engineer, 37 Roxburgh st
Harvie James, joiner, 16 Trafalgar st
Harvie Robert D. N., joiner, 40 Nicolson st
HHASTIE Andrew, grocer and provision merchant, 10 Sir
Michael st. Ho. Larwickville, 79 Brisbane st
Hastie John & Co., engineers, Kilblain Engine Works, 48
Nicolson st
Hastie John (of John Hastie & Co.), 44 Finnart st
Hastie's Patent Hydraulic Engine and Pump Co. (Limited).
Registered Office, 10 Princes st — J. Tannahill, secretary
Hastie William (of John Hastie & Co.), 78 Finnart st
HASTINGS Hugh, labourer, 36 Crawfurd st
Hastings John, railway foreman, 91 Port-Glasgow rd
HAUGHEY John, collector, 2 Old Hillend
Haughey Neal, of "Clydesdale Catholic Herald," 35 Lyle st
HAXTON Thomas, pensioner, 3 Hope st
Haxton Mrs James, 15 South st
HAY Alexander, wood carver, 15 Jamaica st
Hay Archibald, engineer, 79 Belville st
Hay Boyd, caulker, 53 Belville st
Hay George, causewayer, 47 Mearns st
Hay James, plater, 24 Pottery st
Hay James, potter, 18 Pottery st
Hay Robert, engine driver, 13 Carwood st
Hay William, fish merchant, Fish Market. Ho. 40 Brisbane st
Hay Mrs, 59 Ann st
HAYES M., railway porter, 6 Hope st

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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).