Counties > Clackmannanshire > 1877-1887 - Lothian's annual register for the County of Clackmannan

S2 CLACKMANNANSHIRE
M anh s
Tlie Jwurs of attendance at the BanTcs are from 10 to 3 o^cloclc —
On Saturdays from 10 till 1.
ALLOA.
Commercial Bank op Scotland, A. & J. Moir, Agents.
Union Bank, Thomas Brydie, Agent.
Clydesdale Bank, Alexander Monteath, Agent.
[Mr John Fotheringham, the predecessor of Mr Monteath
as the agent of the Clydesdale Bank, died on 23rd Jany.
1876, deeply regretted by the people of Alloa. ]
National Bank of Scotland, David MacAVatt, Agent.
liOYAL Bank op Scotland, J. Gregory Wallace, Agent.
TILLICOULTRY.
EoYAL Bank, A. P. Lorimer, Agent.
Union Bank, John Kirk, Agent
Clydesdale Bank, William Gray, Agent.
ALVA.
Union Bank, William Cowan, Agent.
KoYAL Bank of Scotland, A. P. Lorimer, Agent.
dollar.
Clydesdale Bank, James Gibson, Agent.
KINCARDINE.
Commercial Bank, A. C Stephen, writer. Agent
Union Bank, Jas. Patrick, Agent.
ALLOA TOWN MISSION SAVINGS' BANK.
The business of this useful Institution is conducted at the Com-
mercial Bank, the smallest sum receivable being one shilling. Hours
for receiving and paying money, 6 to 8 on Wednesday evenings. The
amount deposited in the Alloa Savings' Bank is large, and steadily
increasing. Trustees : — Messrs J. Melvin, Jas. Moir, Aw. Mitchell,
A. Thomson, J, F. Thomson, Rev. P. M'Dowall. A. Moir, Treasurer.
Kincardine. — A Savings' Bank has long been established in
this town, and the Bank is open daily (except Saturday) for receiving
and repaying deposits from 10 to 3. A. C. Stephen, Treasurer.
Post-Office Savings' Bank. — In addition to the other banks,
there is also the Post-OfBce Savings' Bank, constituted under an Act
of Parliament, entituled "An Act to grant additional facilities for
depositing small savings of money, with the security of the Govern-
ment for due repayment thereof."
Penny Savings Banks have been established in Tillicoultry,
Dollar, and Alva ; and embrace a considerable number of depositors.