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80 MONIFIETH, MOTHERWELL & NEW GALLOWAY ADVERTS. [1903.
JAMES F. LOW & CO., LTD.,
ENGINEERS. MACHINE MAKERS,
IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS,
Monifieth Foundry, |
MONIFIETH, SCOTLAND.
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Manufacturers of Flax, Tow and Jute Spinning and
Weaving Macliinery of every description.
Telegrams:— " LcHv, Monifieth." Telephone No. I Monifieth.
JAMES DUNLOP, Engineer,
Coursington Street Engine Works, MOTHERWELL, N.B.
Telegraphic Address; "DUNLOP, ENGINEER. MOTHEBWELL. "
OIL ENGINE MANUFACTURERS.
Colliery Repairing in all its Branches.
'SHIPS' WINCHES AND GENERAL ENGINEERING.
Spalding Arms Boarding Establishment,
NEW GALLOWAY, KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE.
Situated on the banks of the Ken river, two miles from Look Ken, amidst beautiful sceuerj', iu the heai't of
Crockett Land. Genial and bracing aii-. Very good roads for cyclists, and many excursions -within reach.
Well-furnished House, let In large and small Suites of Rooms. Bath Rooms, with hot and cold water.
6ood Stabling and Servants' Rooms if required, excellent Cuisine and attendance, with every borne comfort.
NEAREST STATION, NEW GALLOWAY, 6 MILES.
Coach passes door twice daily to and from Station and Dairy. Carriages of all descriptions to be had.
" Inclusive Terms from Two Guineas a week.
Mrs. ELLEN eOSKERIE, Proprietress.
JAMES F. LOW & CO., LTD.,
ENGINEERS. MACHINE MAKERS,
IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS,
Monifieth Foundry, |
MONIFIETH, SCOTLAND.
^=.^ t
Manufacturers of Flax, Tow and Jute Spinning and
Weaving Macliinery of every description.
Telegrams:— " LcHv, Monifieth." Telephone No. I Monifieth.
JAMES DUNLOP, Engineer,
Coursington Street Engine Works, MOTHERWELL, N.B.
Telegraphic Address; "DUNLOP, ENGINEER. MOTHEBWELL. "
OIL ENGINE MANUFACTURERS.
Colliery Repairing in all its Branches.
'SHIPS' WINCHES AND GENERAL ENGINEERING.
Spalding Arms Boarding Establishment,
NEW GALLOWAY, KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE.
Situated on the banks of the Ken river, two miles from Look Ken, amidst beautiful sceuerj', iu the heai't of
Crockett Land. Genial and bracing aii-. Very good roads for cyclists, and many excursions -within reach.
Well-furnished House, let In large and small Suites of Rooms. Bath Rooms, with hot and cold water.
6ood Stabling and Servants' Rooms if required, excellent Cuisine and attendance, with every borne comfort.
NEAREST STATION, NEW GALLOWAY, 6 MILES.
Coach passes door twice daily to and from Station and Dairy. Carriages of all descriptions to be had.
" Inclusive Terms from Two Guineas a week.
Mrs. ELLEN eOSKERIE, Proprietress.
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| Shelfmark | V.373 |
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| Description | Published in Manchester, 1882-[1915]. Continued by: Kelly's - Slater's - Royal National Directory of Scotland. |
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| Description | Directories of the whole, or large parts of, Scotland. |
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| Description | Around 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). |
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