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Finest Stock of Semi-Grand and Upright Pianos in Ayrshire, on Sale or for Hire at Reasonable Prices.

Repairs of all kinds French Polishing and Tuning in Town and Country by Thorough and Reliable Workmen.

Noted House for Genuine Old Violins Guitars Mandolines, Banjos etc. Strings to stand at Concert pitch and Music Wares of every description always in Stock.

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y4(/r ^A-ass Foundry, %ia 85 viSo., 108 High Street, AYR, Brassfounders, Coppersmitlis, Electrical Engineers, and Factors. Agents for Harris & Sheldon's Shop Fittings, Birmingham. Manufacturers and Factors of High-Class Electric Fittings, Chanda- liers. Gas Brackets, Lobby Lamps, &c., Electric Shades, Gas Globes (large assortments). Selzogens i-epaired. Fittings of every descilption for Shops, Windows, Restaurants, Bars, Hotels, Engineers, Plumbers, Dairies, &c. Portiere, Oriel Window and Stair Rods a speciality. Name Pates Made and Enaraved. Castings in Brass, Phoi

ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. R, & Co. beg to intimate that they are prepared to undertake the work of Fitting Up Electric Light Electric Bells, Lightning Con- ductors, Telephones, &c., for Houses, Shops, Offices, &c. All Electric Light Installations en- trusted to us will be executed in accordance with Corporation and Fire Insurance Regulations.

A Large Assortment of Electric Light Fittings and Accessories can be seen at our Show Rooms.

EDISWAN and other good Makers' Lamps kept in Stock. Repairs of eve^ description executed with the utmr.st promptitude by Skilful Workmen. Estimates an i Particulars Free. a. flONNICKENDan — FOR — Photographic n

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Newton and Walacetown

(28th Issue), First Annual Issue,

With Information concerning General, Local, and Postal Matters.

1902-1903.

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Ayr:

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Index to Streets, Places, &c»

The Bnrgh of Ayr is divided into Wards (1 to 4 on the South Side of the Kiver, and 2 on the North). 5th-Newton. 6th Wallacetown.

Ward Page 6-Church Street, - 211 4—'Academy Street, • - 201 4— t itadel Place, - 212 4 —Ailsa Flace, • - 201 5—Clune's Vetnml, - 213 6— Albert 'lerrace, - - 201 6—Content Str et. - 212 5—Alderston Avenue, - 2iil 2—County Bui,dings, - 247 5 —Alexandria Tt-rrace, - 201 6—Craigie K«ad, - 212 6—All^-ghany Terrace, - 211 6— Craigie Street - 213 5—Allison stn et, - 201 1 — Craijileur terrace. - 2(9 1 —Alloway P.irk, - 20^ 4—Cromwell Place, - 213 1—Alloway Place, - - 202 4—Cromwell Road, - 213 2— Alloway street, - - 20 i 6 -Cross Street, - - 214 5—Argvle street, - 203 —Palblair Road, - 214 1— Ashgrove >treet, - - 203 1—10 to 76 4 —Arran Terrace, - '.i03 2—1 to 87 5— Avondale Street - - 2 3 2— I'Jalblair Terrace, - 214 5—Back Main Street, - 203 6—Dam Park, - - 215 1—BaLantine Drive, - 2 4 5—Damside, - 215 1—Barns Crescent, - - - 204 5—Darlington Road, - 215 - 2i)4 1—Barns Park, . 6—Davidson Place, - 210 2—Barns Street, - 204 0—Dean Place, - - 227 - 1—Barns Terrace, 204 5—Dock Buildings, - - - 215 2—Baih I'lace, - - 204 1—Doon Terrace, - 208 5—Beaufort Place, - - 227 —Doonfoot, - 238 1—Bellevue Cottages, - 206 5—Duke Street, - - 215 1—Bellevue Crescent, - 203 5—Duneden Place, - 217

1—BellevuH H,treet Lane, - 216

1 —Beresfor > Terrace, - 206 5—Elmbank Street, - 216 1—Blackbu n Road, - 206 I-Ewentield R. ad. - 217 4—Boat Vennal, - 2 7 1—Fairfield Ro id - 217 1—Bowman Koad, - - 2J7 5— Falkland Park, - 217 1—Broouifie d Road, - 207 5-Falkland Road, - - 217 1—Brougha PJace, - - 239 5—Florida I'errace, - 217 4—Bruce Crescent, - - 207 Fort Street, - - 217 2—Buckingham Terrace, - 207 —Fotheringham Ro£id, - - 218 6— Burnett terrace, - 207 2-45 to 49 2—Bnrns Statue Square, - 207 4- ltoc6 5—Cairn mure Place - 2-7 FuUarton Street, - 218 5—Campbell Street, - - 207 2- 4 to 44 1—Carleturi Terrace, - 2i'5 3— 1 to 37

1 - - 20.S —Carrick Avenue, 5— Galloway Cresceni . - - 240 1—Carrick Park, - 208 6—Garden Street, - 218 1—Carrick Road, - 208 6—George Street/ - 219 Carrick 8 reet, - 209 1-GIeniffer Place, - - 230 1—Carrick View, - 2n 6— (jordon Place, - 219 2—1 to 53 6—Gordon Terrace, - - 21!) 3—2 to 66 5—Goshen Terrace, - - 219 - 2—Casillis Street, - 209 5-Green Street, - 220 - - 1—Castlehill Road, 2 9 5—Green Street Lane . - - 220 - 4—Cathcart Street, - 210 5—Greenbank Terracii, - - 2:0 1 Chalmers Road, - - 210 6—Grosvenor Terrace - - — , 218 Charlotte Street. - - 211 5—Halls Vennal, - 220 2-1 to 29 5—Havannah Place, - 245 4—2 to 36 1—Havelock Terrace. - 230 12

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Ward Page Ward Page 6--Hawkhill, - 221 2—1 to 17 6—Hawkhill Avenue, - 221 4—18 to 35 - High Street, : 222 1—Racecourse, 2—150 and 178 to 247 and 266 1—Racecourse Road, 3— land 2 to 167 and 176 1—Racecourse View, 1—Holmston Road, - 225 5—Ralston Place, - 3—Hope Street. - 225 5—Randolph Terrace, 6—James Street, • 225 6—River Terrace, 6—John Street, - 225 6—River 1 errace, 1—Kensington Terrace, - 280 1—Ronaldshaw Park, 1—Killoch P ace, • 206 5—Rosemount Terrace, - 3-KirkPort, - 226 Russell Street, - 2—Kyle Street, - '.26 5—1 to 79 1—Lancaster Terrace, 206 6-2 to 90 2—Landau Buildings, 207 1—St. Andrew's Street, - - 5—Limekiln Road, - 227 4—St. John's Place, 6—Lymond's Wynd, - 227 1—St. Leonard's Road, • 3—Ma cneillie Buildings, . 232 1—Savoy Park 5—M'Call's Avenue, - 227 Sandgate, 5—Main Street, - 227 3-1 to 65 1—Marchmont Terrace, - 206 4—2 to 100 —Maybole Road, 228 1—Sandringham Terrace, 2—M ews Lane, - 229 4—Seabank Road, - 1—Midton Road, 229 1—Seafield Road, Mill Street, - 229 5—Seaforth Road, - 2—2 and 43 to 115 5—Seaview Terrace, - 3—1 to 41 2—Smith Street, 1—Miller Road, - 230 4—South Harbour Street,- 5—Miiliken Park, - 2:0 1—Southpaik Road, - 4—Milrig Place, 211 1—South Place, 4—Montgomerie Terrace, • V31 1—Springvale Road, 1—Monument Road, - 231 1—Stewart Place, - 5—Murray Place, 202 1—Sunnyside 5—Nelson Street, 231 5—Taylor Street, Newbridge Street, 231 5—Tig Road, - 3-1 to 25 5—Tryfield Place, - 1-2 to 34 5—Union Avenue, 2—Newark Buildings, 207 2—Union Buildings, - 3—Newmarket Street, 232 1—Victoria Park, - 5—New Road, - 233 6—Victoria Street, - 3-Nile Court, - 224 5—Victoria Terrace, - 5-Northfield Avenue, - 2;4 5-Viewfield Road, - - 5—Northfield Place, - 234 5—Waggon Road, - 5—North Harbour Street, 234 6-Wallace Street, - 5—North Newton Place, - 234 1-Wattfield Road, - - 5—North Park Avenue, - 234 5—Weaver Street, - 5— ' orth Park Terrace, - 236 2—Wellington Chambers, 3—Old Bridge Street, 234 2—Wellington Square, 5—Osborne Terrace, • 236 5—Wellington Street, 5—Oswald Avenue, • 235 5—West Sanquhar Road, - 1—Park Circus, 235 1—Wheatfield Road, 1—Park Terrace, 235 3—Winton Buildings, 5—Peebles Street, - 235 5—Windsor Terrace, - 2 Place d'Auray Buildings, 20 2-214 5—Woodfield Road, - 5—Prestwick road, - 236 5—Woodfield Terrace, - 5—Princes Street, 237 5—York Street, - 6—Queen Street. 238 5—York Street Lane, Queen's Terrace, • 238 14

cl. F. HUNT,

SurgconsDentist,

CHARLOTTE HOUSE.

17 CHARLOTTE STREET, AYR.

PROFESSIONAL VISITS:

OIRVAN—First and Third Mondays of each

Month, 10 till 1, at Mrs Reid's,

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POST OFFIciTDIRECTORY.

^2^ A/ O T H S. .^

The Royal Burgh of Ayr, the capital of Ayrshire, is situate! at the mouth of the River Ayr, the town and county receive their name from the River Ayr, a name which is probably a survival from the old times of the Strathclyde Britons, sig- nifying in Cymric, "the gentle water." Distant about 30 miles S. S.-W. from Glasgow, and by rail 74 miles S.-W. from Edinburgh. The spot has been inhabited from a remote antiqviity. It was the site of a Roman Station, and it has been ascertained that a hamlet remained here until the year 1197, when William the Lyon engrafted a new town upon it, which about the year 1202 he constituted a royal burgh.

In ancient times Ayr was distinguished both for trade and military strength ; and being an important point of con- centration on the west, it was the scene of frequent conflicts, and repeatedly changed hands during the wars of Scottish, indei^endence, in the time of the Edwards and the Bruces. Here Edward I. fixed a powerful garrison, and here the patriotic exploits of Sir William Wallace commenced.

When Scotland was over-run by Oliver .Cromwell, he fixed upon it as the site of one of the four forts which he built to command the country. This fortification, termed the Citadel, enclosed an area of about ten or twelve acres, including the Church of St John. The Tower (which only remains) is a venerable relict, founded in the twelfth century, and dedi- cated to St John the Baptist. The church itself was built in the form of a cross. In 1560 it fell into the hands of the reformed clergy, of whom was the Rev. John Welsh, son-in- law of John Knox the Reformer. The Scottish Parliament met here and confirmed the title of Robert Bruce to the throne. When the Protector, in 1652, took possession of it, turning the Church into a storehouse, he indemnifying the in- habitants for the seizure by contributing 1000 nierks (Scots) towards the ei-ection of the present Old Church, on the site of a former Franciscan Monastery. The Citadel was purchased in 1853 by Mr John Millar, the present occupier of the Tower. B . '

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Wallace Tower.— A Gothic structure 113 feet high, erected.' on the site of a former one which was taken down about 1830. It was designed by a Mr Hamilton, and cost about £1400. It has always been associated with the name of Sir William Wallace. A statue of the renowned chief, cut by Tom, the famed sculptor of " Tam o' Shanter and Souter Johnny," occupies a niche in front. The cost of the statue was 120 guineas, and the money was subscribed in a fortnight, chi*^fly through the exertions of Auld, Mr Doonbrae . (Tom's chi. f patron). A figure of less pretensions, cut by Mr Reid of Glasgow, stands in a niche of the Scotch baronial building at the east end of Newmarket Street, placed there in 1810 by Henry Cowan, to replace an old representation of the head' of Wallace which had fallen into decay. The effigy was- originally erected there to commemorate the sheltering of Wallace from his enemies under this roof.

The Old Bridge was built in the reign of Alexander III. (1249-1284) by Isobel Lowe and her sister, two maiden ladies,, who, tradition states, spent their fortune on the undertaking. In 1877 the heavy floods undermined the foundations of the New Brig, referred to by Burns, and the present New Bridge^ was built on the same site, Victoria Bridge, erected in 1897.^ Burns Statue unveiled, 1891. Burns Monument built, 1820. The Town's Buildings, with a spire 226 feet high, erected' 1828, cost £14,000, and greatly enlarged in 1881. Town Hall destroyed by fire on 1st July, 1897. The County Buildings,. modelled after the Temple of Isis in Rome, completed in 1822, costing upwards of £80,000. The Ayr Academy was foimded' chiefly on a bequest of £1000 left for educational purposes in the year 1790 by Mr Fergusson of Doonholm. This sum was supplemented by private subscriptions of £6585. The cost of erection was £28.37, and the balance of the fund was vested in Government securities. A charter was obtained in 1798, under which the management was committed to seven directors, annually chosen from among the Magistrates and Town Council. Since 1872 the Academ}^ has come under the Education Act, and is now managed by the School Board.

Newton-upon-Ayr is of very ancient erection, owing its. privileges to Robert Bruce, who, upon being attacked by leprosy, came to reside in it, and was induced to establish a lazar-house to confer considerable favours on the town. Newton and Wallacetown were comprehended within the Parliamentary Burgh of Aj^r in 1832. The Municipal Burgh was in 1873 rendered conterminous with the Parliamentary,, and again extended in 1885. Population of the Registration District of Ayr in 1901, 30,247; of the Municipal Burgh in 1891, 24,800; in 1901,. -

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28,624, an increase in ten years of 3,824. Males, 13,388; females, 15,236. Ayr Ecclesiastical Parish, 8,321 ; St. Leonards, Q.S., 3,633; Newton, 10,695; Wallacetown, Q.S., 6,542; Landward Part, 1,623. Municipal Constituency in 1901, 4,999, including 1,064 females— 1st Ward, 681; 2nd, 672; 3rd, 367; 4th, 430; 5th, 1,908; 6th, 941.

Inhabited houses in 1891, 5,100; in 1901, 5,886, an increase in ten years of 786. Separate Families, 5,912. Rooms with one or more windows, 21,987. Annual value of real property, exclusive of railways, in 1901, £167,536; value of railways, £6,830. Rateable value, £174,576. Corporation Revenue, £6,093. This Rurgh, with Irvine, Campbeltown, Inveraray, and Oban, returns one Member to Parliament. Ayr is the Re- turning Burgh.

Parliamentary constituency of the Burgh in 1901 : —Ayr. 1st Ward, 376; 2nd, 489; 3rd, 293; 4th, 306; 5th, 1,520; 6th, 729—Total, 3,713. Campbeltown, 822; Inveraray, 120; Irvine, 1,588; Oban, 754—Total, 6,997. Member for Ayr Burghs, C. L. Orr Ewing, Esq. Votes polled at General Election in 1900—C. L. Orr Ewing, U., 3,101; Colonel E. Browne, L., 2,511.

AYRSHIRE.

This county, which is about 60 miles in length and 26 in breadth, containing 1,128 square miles, or 722,229 acres, com- prises the districts of Carrick, l3ang on the south of the I3oon; Kyle, between the Rivers i)oon and Irvine; and Cun- ningham, north of the River Irvine. These divisions, although abolished by statute in 1748, still continue to be recognised in statistical descriptioub of the county. The surface undulates, reaching no great elevation, except in the S. andS.-E., which are somewhat mountainous, while there are few hills on the N. It is famous for its valuable breed of cows, and rich, yet mild cheese, known by the name of Dunlop.

Among tke antiquities of Ayrshire are the cairns of Galstoa and Lorn; Camps, supposed to be Danish, at Dundonald, and on the hill at Knockgeorgan, near Ardrossan ; the Castles of Loch Doon, Turnberry, Dundonald, Portincross, etc. ; the Abbeys Crossraguel and Kilwinning; and the Kirk of Alio way, immortalised by Burns, who was born in a cottage a quarter of a mile distant, on 25th January, 1759, where upwards of 50,000 admirers annually paj^ homage to his immortal memory. 18 DIRECTORY.

The principal rivers are the Ayr, Doon, Girvan, Stinchar, Irvine, and Garnock.

It was inhabited in the time of Agricola (first century), by the Damnonci, with whom were afterwards mixed the Scots from the opposite coast of Kintyre, and during the religious persecutions of the Stuarts it was a stronghold of the Covenanters.

COUNTY.

The valued rentss in 1674 were £191,605 Scots, or £15,967 sterling. The new valuation (including railways) for 1901 is £1,273,896. Total assessments per pound, exclusive of Road and Public Health rates for 1901, 3 9-16ths. The population in 1891 was 224,342; in 1901, 254,133-an increase in ten years of 29,791. The inhabited houses in 1891 were 45,265 ; in 1901, 51,560. The Parliamentary Constituency in 1901 for South Ayr- shire, 16,394 ; for North Ayrshire, 14,405. Votes polled at the General Election, 1900 : —South Ayr- shire—Sir William Arrol (U), 6615 ; Johnson Ferguson, Esq. (L), 5753. North Ayrshire—Hon. Thomas H. A. E. Cochrane,

Esq. (U), 5985 ; A. Williamson, Esq. (L), 4791.

TOWN COUNCIL OF AYR. Provost—Thomas Templeton. Bailies—William Smith, John M. M. Morton, Joseph Tait and Duncan Grant. Master of Works — William Allan. Treasurer—Thomas A. A. Eraser. Councillors. 1st Ward. 2nd Ward. 3rd Ward. Hugh Niven Provost Templeton Treasurer Fraser John B. Fergusson Bailie Morton Daan of Guild Allan Thomas Young James C. Highet Wallace Allan

jth Ward. 5th Ward. 6th Ward. Bailie Tait Bailie Grant Bailie Smith. John Galloway -Robert Craig John H. Paterson Peter S. Ferguson Thomas Allan -James M'Intyre Chamberlain and Collector of Rates—A. B. MacCallum. Proctrator Fiscal—Leonard C. Boyd. Town Clerk—A. G. Young. Surveyor, Water and Tramways Engineer—John Young. —

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Sanitary aiad Cleansing Inspector and ) ^^^^^^ j^^^^^ Jyl Inspector of Weights and easures, \ Tramways Manager—Fred Coutts. Electrical Engineer—Arthur J. Fuller. Water Inspector—David Graham. Hall Keeper—James Trail. Superintendent of Lighting & Fire Master—-James M'Clure. Chief Constable and Billet Master—William M'Kay, Medical Officer—Dr Riddall, 6 Wellington Square. Valuation of Lands and Heritages and Registrar of Votes Alexander Walker, 8 Academy Street. Burgh Foreman—John Janiieson. Auditor—Dugald M'Alister, C.A., 94 Hope Street, Glasgow. GUILDRY OF AYR. Dean—William Allan, 59 Sandgate. Provost Templeton Hugh M'Quiston William Alexander, junr. John Mains Thomas Allan James Meikle William Auld John Milligan John Baird Arthur Morgan Robert A. Baird Bailie Morton Joseph Bowden John Murdoch R. G. Brown Robert Murray David Campbell William Murray David Clark Hugh Niven L. Le Clair J. H. O'Heirne Alex. Climie James Oliver G. L. W. Connell James Osborne John Davidson Robert Paton James Dobbie William Paton John Douglas C. B. Rowan Thomas Duncan Gilbert Rowan David Dunlop Captain Ritchie John Eaglesham William Sloan J. M. Ferguson James Smith John Flint William Smith Treasurer Fraser John Spiers John Frew Thomas Steele John Galloway Allan Stevenson John Goodwin Robert Stevenson James Goudie Isaac Terry James C. Highet Alexander Thomson James Hill John Thomson James Hislop A. M. Turner J, K. Hunter Thomas Turner John Hutcheson James D. Ure Oeorge Innes Alexander Walker •20 DIRECTORY.

Gxiildry of Ayr- -Continued. George F. Johnson H. S. Walker Joseph Johnston Robert Wallace David Kirkland W. D. Watt (ieorge Law H. D. Willock William Lindsay George Willock J. D. Macarthur Hugh Wood J. A. MacCallum George Wyllie William Macrorie J. M' Hardy Young NEWTON-ON-AYR TOW^N COUNCIL. Bailies — A. M'D. H. Lang and Allan Gibb. Councillors. John Maitland David Fergiisson William Hunter A. B. Cowan Daniel Wyllie A. B. MacCallum Adam Reid Treasurer—Allan Gibb. Fiscal—D. Fergusson, Solicitor. Clerk— J. A. MacCallum, Solicitor.

CARNEGIE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Main Street. Opened 2nd September, 1893. Through the munificence of Mr Andrew Carnegie, LL.D., who offered the town £10,000 to build a Free Library, on condition that the ratepayers adopted the Free Libraries' Act. Total cost, £11,000. Lending and Reference Depart- ments open daily (except Wednesday) from 1 to 4 p.m., and

6 to 9 p.m. ; Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ladies' Reading Room open daily from 9 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. General Reading Room from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. General Committee. Chairman—Provost Templeton. From the Town Council. Provost Templeton Bailie Grant P. S. Ferguson Bailie Smith Treasurer Eraser Robert Craig Bailie Tait Wallace Allan Thomas Allan From the Householders. Rev.C.G.M'Crie,DD James Meikle William Robertson James Houston James D. Ure Arthur Morgan

Robert Dewar Walter Beaton ' P. Eraser Mackenna Gonvener of Books Committee —James Houston. Convener of Finance Committee—Treasurer Eraser. Clerk and Treasurer—Quintin Blane, National Bank. Librarian—David Duff. AYR CEMETERY. Open Daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Managers—The Magistrates and Council. Treasurer— A. B. MacCallum, Secretary—^A. G. Young. Superintendent—Adam Pringle. DIRECTORY. 21 SESSION CLERKS. Ayr Parish—A. W. Struthers, 61 Alloway Street.

I St, Leonards Parish David Crawford, 62 Newmarket Street,

T^T , -D • 1 fJ.M. Ferguson, Observer Office, or • ^^^^°^ Parish-| ,^^j^^i^^ j^^^g^; ^4 Prestwick Road. Wallacetown Parish—John Watson, 3 GlenifTer Place.

CORN EXCHANGE COMPANY, Agents—Kilpatrick «fe Wilson, Solicitors.

REGISTRAR OFFICE. Births. Marriages. Deaths. 1900, 818 222 648 1901, 910 233 656 Registrar for Births, Marriages, and Deaths for the Burgh and Landward Parish of Ayr—Arthur Morgan. Office, 21 New Bridge Street. Office hours, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Births require to be registered within 21 days, deaths 8 days, and marriages 3 days. MERCHANT COMPANY (Instituted in 1655, and 1820 a fund was formed for widows and orphans). Master—John Wight. Treasurer—J. A. M 'Galium. 'Officer—Wm. Higgins, Clerk—Wm. Pollock, 24 Sandgate.

CUSTOMS. Office—2 Fort Street. Collector—J. Browning, R.N.K. Examining Officers—J. Hampton and David Leslie. Assistant—A. W. Hay. Watcher—W. Williams. Boatmen—S. Ord and J. Robertson.

HARBOUR OF AYR. Harbour Master—Captain Alexander Ritchie. Collector and Treasurer—David J. Lockhart. Joint Clerks—William Pollock and W. J. Pollock, 24 Sandgate. Principal Imports and Exports for the year ending Noveynher, 1901. IMPORTS. exports.

Iron Ore, - - 112,182 Tons. Pig Iron, - - 15,508 Tons "Lime Stone, - 58,080 Coal, - - . . 513,036 „ The number of Vessels which entered the Harbour—2653. 22 DIRECTORY. TRUSTEES. Chairman—Provost Templeton. The Marquis | of Sir James Bell ; The Earl of Ailsa. Patrick T. Caird. Glasgow, James Alexander, I David Hamilton. i Cooper. James Dean of Guild Allan. John Dobbie. Bailie Morton. j Walter Bain. } Treasurer Eraser. 1 D, M. Gordon. Agent for Lloyds—James Hamilton, 60 North Quay. Russian and Spanish Vice-Consul—John Dobbie, 21 Alloway Street. Imperial Consul for Germany, Sweden, and Norway—J. Grant Smith, 64 North Quay. AYR PARISH COUNCIL. Chairman, Mr James Houston, Eloral Bank, Prestwick Road; Mrs M'Kerrow, Content House; Messrs Alexander Moodie, St Quivox Schoolhouse; Peter Boyle, Leo Villa, Craigie Road; Peter Ferguson, Roanpark, Fort; John B. Fergusson, Balgarth; William R. Black, 7 Montgomerie Ter- race; James Johnstone, Alloway Cottage ; Alex. Ligertwood,

Mount Hamilton ; William Miller, Nile Court ; William;

Smith, 20 Academy Street; Thomas Turner, 5 Hawkhill ; A.

M. Turner, Carrick Lodge ; David A, Wallace, Grangeston, Prestwick Road; Thomas Wilson, 77 New Road; William

Bone, East Sanquhar Farm ; G. L. W. Connell, 5 Wattfield Road; Thomas Dimcan, Wiston Place, Millar Road; David Hourston, 2 Ronaldshaw Park; Lauchlan Morrison, 5 Barns Terrace; and James Wilkinson, 26 Millar Road. Relief Committee—The whole members of Council. Finance Committee—Mr Thomas Turner, convener; Messrs W. Smith, W. Miller, Peter Boyle, Peter Ferguson, David Hourston.

Law Committee— Mr A. Ligertwood, convener ; Messrs J. B. Fergusson, James Johnstone, A. M. Turner, Wm. Smith,. W, R. hlack, G. L. W. Connell, Thomas Turner, and Lauchlan Morrison, Delegates to Kyle Union Board—Wm. Smith, A. M, Turner, D. A. Wallace, Thomas Turner, Alex, Legertwood,^ James Johnstone, J. Wilkinson, G, L. W. Connell, William Millar, and Peter Boyle. Collector and Inspector—Rober Pyper ; office, 25 Kyle- Street. Medical Officer—William Moore, M.B. KYLE UNION POORHOUSE. Board Chairman—Alexander Ligertwood. Governor—James Henderson. Matron—Mifs J, Campbell^ Chaplain—Mr John Gumming. DlEECrORY. 2S

Kyle Union Poorhouse—Continued. Medical Officer—John M'Gregor, M.D. Nurse—Miss Cameron. Secretary and Treasurer — David Dougall, of Dougall Goadie and Douglas, 70 Wellington Chambers.

FAIRS. New-Year's Day Fair (Horses and Cattle) —Thursday before 2nd Wednesday of January. Palm Fair (Horses and Cattle) —Last Friday in Apr 1. Hiring Fair—Third Tuesday in April and third Tuesday in October. Midsummer Fair (Horses and Cattle)—Thursday before^ second Monday of July. Michaelmas Fair (Horses and Cattle)— Second Thursday in October. SICK NURSES.

Those marked C, are Certificated ; M, Monthly ; G, General. C—Miss Armour, 1 Campbell Street. C—Miss Allan, 55 Sandgate. G^—Mrs Baird, 187 High Street. ilf—Miss Clark, 65 New Road. Jf—Mrs Clark, 53 Mill Street. M—Mrs Crawford, 45 Alloway Street.

. 6^- Mrs Cross, 37 Mill Street. G—Miss M. Cumming, 1 Kyle Street. C—Miss Harris, Whitehall, 16 Beresford Terrace. G^— Mrs Hood, 8 Garden Street. C— Mrs Jardine, 6 Windsor Terrace. M—Mrs John Lawrie, 20 Russell Street. C—Miss Lescoe, 17 Main Street. G—Mrs M'Cartney, 3 Craigie Street. C—Miss M'Connachie, Lochlea, 9 Castlehill Road. (7—Mrs M'Jannet, 46 Fort Street. M—Mvs, Matthews, 28 Peebles Street. 1/—Mrs Reid, 10 New Road, ilf—Mrs Robertson, 30 New Bridge Street. C—Miss Smith, 39 New Road. Jlf—Mrs Stewart, 144 High Street. M—Miss Tennant, 55 Princes Street. C—Miss Thomson, 25 River Street. Miss J. P. Paterson (certificated Masseuse, Swedish Medical Manual Treatment), Redlands, Ashgrove Street.

SAILORS' SOCIETY. Instituted 1581. Preses—Robert Cowan. Secretary and Treasurer—William J. Pollock, Solicitor. — —

:24 DIREOTORY. AYR AND DISTRICT PROPERTY PROTECTION ASSOCIATION. Chairman—Hugh Hunter. Secretary and Ti-easurer—Leonard C. Boyd, Solicitor. Law Agents— Semple and Boyd. Auditor—James Scott. Offices— 70 Newmarket Street, Ayr. SANITARY PROTECTION ASSOCIATION. Established 1878.

'To Provide for the Efficient Inspection of Sanitary Arrange- ^ ments at Minimum Cost. Local Representatives in General Council C. G. Shaw, Esq,. J. B. Fergusson. Esq.jDr. George M'Kerrow. Hon. Secretary. Mr John Douglas, Solicitor, Wellington Chambers. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. iBurns, John Ritchie, M.B., Morton, R. A., M.D., B.Sc. CM. Muir, Allan, B.M., CM. Kyle, David, M.D. Naismith, W. J., F.R.C.S.E. Lawrie, W. J. L.,M.D. Riddall, John, L.F.P.S.G. M'Gregor, John, M.D. Rowand, AndreM% M.D. M'Kenna, Fergus, M.B. Watt, J. Ross, M.B., CM.

M'Kerrow, G., M.B., CM. White, Alex., M.B , CM. Moore, William, M.B., CM. Young, A., M.B.

Morton, J. M. M. , M. B. , C M. CLERGYMEN AND CHURCHES.

Old Church, 1654,^-^ Kirk Port, off High Street. New Church, 1810. Fort Street— 1st Charge, Rev^ Thomas

Dykes, D D. ; 2nd Charge, Rev. Wm. C. Duncan. -St. Leonards, 1886 (Quoad Sacra), St. Leonards Road Rev. William W^alker, B D. Newton, 1778, Main Street—Rev. Wm. Rainie, M.A. North Newton (Chapel of Ease), 1885, Prestwick Road—Rev. John Henderson, M.A. Wallacetown, 1834 (Quoad Sacra), John Street—Rev. G. J.

C Scott. . United Free. .Ayr, West, 1845, Sandgate - Rev. C G. M'Crie, D.D. 'Cathcart, 1816, Cathcart Street—Rev. George Copland, M.A. Darlington, 1860, Main Street—Rev. Alex. Taylor, M.A. Martyrs, 1832, Gordon Place—Rev. T. H. Lang, M A. Newton, 1862, Main Street— Rev. John Millar, M.A. St. Andrews, 1893, Park Circus —Rev. William Hay, B.D. St. Johns, 1860, John Street—Rev. A. G. Murdoch, B.D. Trinity, 1902, Midton Road—Rev. Millar Patrick, M.A. Wallace Street, 1798, Wallace Street—Rev. A. Stewart, M.A. directbry. 25

Other Denominations. Eaptist, 1812-1887,t Fort Street—Rev, H. D. Brown. Moravian, 1789, Mill Street—Rev. J N. Libby. Morrison Congregational, 1799, George Street—Rev. Arthur -M'Gonnochie. New Prestwick Baptist, 1901, Prestwick Road—Thomas Young. Robertson Memorial O.S., 1901, Victoria Road—Rev. George Anderson. Wesleyan Methodiet, 1813, Charlotte Street—Rev. W. H. Dale. vSeottish Episcopalian, 1838, 1st, Fullarton Street—Rev. George Grubb, F.S.A. Curat-es- Rev. Alex. Copland, M.A., and Rev. F. W. C. Turreflf, M.A. Roman Catholic, 1826, John Street—Canon, D. Collins. Father-s —M, J. Meagher and Wm. Bohen. * Date of Erection. + When Purchased.

STATION AGENTS. Ayr (Goods)—John Kerr. Ayr (Passenger) —William Edgar. Newton-on-Ayr—Robert Kelly.

NEWSPAPERS. "Ayrshire Post"—Friday, W. G. Wallace, Manager. "Ayr Observer"—Tuesday and Friday, Ferguson & Co., Publishers. "Ayr Advertiser "—Thursday, T. M. Gemmell & Son, Publishers.

MARKET DAYS. Every Tuesday and Friday.

MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARD. As Elected on 3rd May, 1900. Number of Voters on the Roll, 7050. The Number who recorded their Votes, 2594. Chairman—Rev, William Rainie. •G. L. W. Connell. Arthur Morgan. William M'Kenna. Rev. Geo. Copland. Lauclilaii Morrison William Robertson Hugh Hunter. Rev. A. Stewart. Clerk— John Douglas, Solicitor, 70 Wellington Chambers. 'Treasurer—^J. A. MacCallum, Solicitor, Town's Buildings. Auditor—D. H. Tait, Solicitor, 52 Newmarket Street. -Compulsory Officer—Hugh Brown, 8 Charlotte Street. —

26 DIRECTORY. SCHOOLS. Board Schools.

AYR ACADEMY, Fort Street. Rector—Wm. Maybin, M.A.

English - Wm. Dick, B. A. ; one lady and two male assistants;. Classics —The Rector and two assistants. Arithmetic and Mathematics —Hugh A. Jamieson and two assistants. Drawing, Writing, Book-keeping—^Lawrence Anderson and two assistants. Modern Languages—^Duncan Mackay, M.A., and assistant.. Lady Superintendent—Mrs Craigie. Janitor—Gordon M 'Roberts.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Midton Road. Master—Henry Robertson. Mistress—Miss Norrie^

SMITH'S INSTITUTION, Holmston Road. Master—George Bain. Mistress—Miss Thomson

LADY JANE HAMILTON'S SCHOOL, Charlotte Street. Mistress—Miss Graham. Assistant—Miss Farquhar. Deaf Teacher—Miss Miller.

NEWTON ACADEMY, Green Street Lane. Master Mistress—Miss Houston.

NEWTONHEAD SCHOOL, Yiewfield Road. Master—James Millar, B.A. Mistress—Miss Swanson.

WALLACETOWN SCHOOL, Queen Street and Church St. Master—James Dobbie. Mistress—Miss Wilson. RUSSELL STREET SCHOOL. Master—A. D. Murphy, M.A. Mistress—Miss Girvan. DENOMINATIONAL SCHOQLS UNDER GOVERN- MENT INSPECTION. SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL, Fullarton Street. Master—James Scott. Mistress—Miss Alexander..

ROMAN CATHOLIC, Hawkhill (Senior). Master—Lawrence Gem son.

ROMAN CATHOLIC (Infant), Elba Street.. Mistress—Miss Lamont. —

DIRECTORY. 27 PRIVATE SCHOOLS. Wellington School, 22 Wellington Square. —Boarding and Day School for girls. Principals—Misses Gay and Smith. Newnham House School, Fullarton Street. —Principal, Miss Zara Millar.

CERTIFICATED INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.

Board of Directors. Chairman—Walter Neilson, Esq., of Ewenfield. Treasurer—Thomas M'Connochie, banker. Secretary—James Dunlop, solicitor, 6 Wellington Chambers. Boys' School, St. Leonards Road. Superintendent—John Bell. Matron—Mrs Bell. Teacher— S. T. Holmes. Janitor—J. K. Porteous. Girls' School, Belmont Avenue. Matron—Miss Lindsay. Teacher—Miss Reid.

AYR EDUCATIONAL TRUST. Chairman —Rev. Thomas Dykes, D.D. Provost Templeton, Rev Wm. Rainie, Thomas Turner, William Robertson, R. M. Davidson, James Johnstone, Arthur Morgan, J. H. Paterson, and G. L. W. Connell. Clerk and Treasurer—J. G. M' Skimming, 7 Wellington Square.

SHERIFF AND COMMISSARY COURT. Sheriff and Commissary—David Brand. Sheriff-Substitute and Commissary Depute—John Campbell

Ufcfei,, Shairp, B.A. Sheriff and Commissary Clerk Depute Clerk—Andrew Crawford. Procurator Fiscal—P. Eraser Maokenna. Macer—Hugh Arthur. The Procurators before the Sheriff Court are Practitioners also before the Commissary Court. Ordinary Courts sits every Tuesday at 11 a.m., and Thursday at 10 a.m. Debts Recovery Court sits every Thursday at 10.30 a.m. Small Debt Court sits every Thursday at 11 a.m. HON. SHERIFF-SUBSTITUTES.

David Dunlop, solicitor ; Ex-Provost Steele ; William Pollock,

solicitor ; David Dougall, solicitor ; Ex-Provost Willock, and William M'Crorie, solicitor. 28 DIRECTORY. SOLICITORS BEFORE THE SHERIFF COURT. David Dougall, Dean of Faculty. (Those marked * are Notary Public also). *Andrews, David, Girvan. M'Cosh, William H., Ayr;. *Andrews, Thomas, Ayr. *M'Jannet, W. D., Irvine. Boyd, John, Ayr. *M'Kenna, P. Eraser, Ayr^ Boyd, L. C, Ayr. M'Millan, W. S., Ayr. *Boyd, Robert, Irvine. O'Beirne, J. H., Ayr.

*Brackenridge, A. , Cumnock. Paterson, P., Maybole. Brown, Chas. W., May bole. *Pollock, William, Ayr. *Brown, David, Maybole. Pollock, W. J., Ayr!

Christie, John, Irvine. Richmond, T. F. , Ayr. Christie, William, Irvine. Rowan, C. B., Ayr. Crawford, Robert, Glasgow. *Semple, Robert, Ayr. ^Dickie, James, Irvine. *Shaw, C. G., Ayr. *Dougall, David, Ayr. Shaw, D. W., Ayr. *Douglas, John, Ayr. Shaw, James E., Ayr. *Dunlop, David, Ayr. Silver, John, Ayr. Dunlop, James, Ayr. Smith, James, Girvan. Fergus son, David, Ayr. Stewart, John, Prestwick. *Fergusson, J. W., Ayr. *Struthers, Alex. W., Ayr. Gemmell. Alexander, Ayr. Tait, D. H., Ayr. Gibson, James, Maybole, *Tait, T. G., Girvan. Goudie, James H., Ayr. *Templeton, James, Maybole. Goudie, John T., Ayr. Templeton, W., Maybole. Hamilton, Robert, Irvine. Thomson, P. A., Ayr. Harvey, Thos., Mauchline. *Vass, James, M.A., Ayr. Howie, John, Ayr. Waddell, P. H., Troon.

*Kilpatrick, Thomas A. , Ayr. Wallace, R. D., Ayr. *Lockhart, John, Aj'^r. *Watt, James, i\.yr. Lockhart, William M., Aj^^r. Welsh, Robert, Ayr. *Loudon, Alexander, Ayr. White, Anthony C, Ayr. *Macrorie, William, Ayr. Wilson, J. R., Sanquhar. "•'Murdoch, R. D., Ayr. Wilson, Robert, Ayr. Murray, J. N., Irvine. Wilson, W. C, Irvine. MacCallum, A, B., Ayr. * Young, Alexander, Irvine.- * *MacCallum, J. A. , Ayr. Young, A. G., Ayr *M'Clymont, J. W., Ayr. Young, Robert, Troon. M'Cosh, Dunlop, Dairy *Young:, Thomas, Ayr. Secretary and Treasurer, and Auditor of Faculty- John Lockhart, Wellington Chambers. Joint Auditors of Sheriff Court—John Lockhart and Andrew Crawford.

SHERIFF COURT OFFICERS. Hugh Arthur, John Shaw, W. H. Wyllie, and Henry Legg, DIRECTORY. 29' JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT. Held first Monday of every Month. Clerk—D. W. Shaw. Deputy Clerk—James E. Shaw. riscal Alexander Loudon. Bar OfiScer^Hush Arthur.

RESIDENT ACTING JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Col. W. P. Adam, Sea Tower. A. J. Larke, Prestwick. Sir W. Arrol, M.P., Seafield. Col. C. S. M'Alesterof Kennox James Arthur, Mountcharles, Godfrey M 'Alester of Kennox T. G. Arthur, Carrick House. Thos. M'Connochie, banker. Walter Bain, shipowner. R. M. Pollok Morris of Craig. John S. Baxter, Dalrymple. Major W. P. Morris, Middle- John Bell of Enterkine. ton. Lt.-Col. Ha}' Boyd of Townend J. M. M. Morton of Belmont. W. K. Hamilton Campbell. Walter Neilson of Eweniield. George Coats of Belleisle. R. A. Oswald of Auchincruive James Coats, Auchendrane. Provost of Prestwick, Robert Craig, Wellpark. Wm. Robertson, Bellarina. Hugh Crawford, Dryburgh. Charles Smith, banker. Col. W. Cunningham, Belmont J. C. Smith, Shalimar. C. Currie, 8 Barns Crescent. Matthew Smith, Prestwick. D. Currie. 3 Alloway Place. R. C. Sproat, organizer. R. M. Davidson, lO"' Alloway Thomas Steele, shipowner, Place. Allan Stevenson, Largie. Robert Dewar, auctioneer. John Strain, Cassillis. John T. Duncombe, banker. Provost Templeton. W. H. Dunlop, Doonside. A. M. Turner, brewer. Gray Edniiston, Prestwick. Thomas Turner, accountant. Col. J. R. Fairlie, Rosebank. F. E. Villiers, The Shieling. J. M. Ferguson, publisher. D. D. Whigham, Dunearn. J. B. Fergusson, Balgarth. G. C. White, Stewartlea. John Flint, grain merchant. H. D. WiRock, Magdala. Thomas Gemmell, banker. Thom P. Wilson, Gargowan, John Gra\', Prestwick. The Sheriff and Sheriff Substi- J. C. Hamilton, Sundrum. tiites of the County. J. G. Baird Hay, Rosemont. The Provost, Bailies, and Lt.-Col. M. W. Heneage, Chairman of the Dean of Carleton. Guild Court, Ayr. James Houston, teacher. Master of the Merchant Com- D. Hunter, 3 Barnes Terrace. pany, Ayr. James Johnstone, Alloway. The Chairman of the several Lord David Kennedy. C.C. District Committees J. C. Kennedy of Dunure. and the Chairman of the A. Ligertwood, Mount- Parish Council for the hamilton. time being. Clerk D, W. Shaw, County Buildings. Depute—James E. Shaw. —

30 DIRECTORY. QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE PEACE

Held first Tuesday of March ; fourth Tuesday of May ; first

Tuesday of August ; and third Tuesday of November. LIEUTENANCY OF AYRSHIRE.

Lord-Lieutenant—The Earl of Eglinton and Winton. Vice-Lieutenant—R. A. Oswald, Auchincruive. Clerk—James E. Shaw, County Buildings, Ayr. BUILDING SOCIETIES. Ayr Burns Model Building Society— Secretary, John T. (Scott, 29 Newmarket Street. Ayr District Economic Building Society—Secretary—Thos. Turner, 21 Newmarket Street. Ayr Model Building Society—Secretary, R. Paterson, 82 New Road. County of Ayr Property Investment and Building Society Manager, D. Crawford, 62 Newmarket Street. British Homes—Manager, James Boyd, 180 High Street. Provincial Homes—District Manager, Thomas Jamieson, .53 Green Street. Ayr Workmen's Dwellings Company, Limited—Secretary, -John T. Scott, 29 Newmarket Street. STEAMERS. To Glasgow and Greenock, Tuesdays and Fridays, at 1 p.m. To Girvan, every Tuesday, at 1 p.m. —Agent, Jas. Drysdale,

: Steamboat Sheds, South Quay. To Belfast—Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, .at 12 midnight. To Larne—Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 10 p.m. To Campbeltown—Mondays, 4 a.m. To Diiblin—Wednesday nights. Ayr Steam Shipping Company, North Quay. INSPECTOR UNDER THE FACTORY and WORKSHOPS^ ACT FOR AYR AND WEST of SCOTLAND.

J. M. Arbuckle, 22 Chalmers Road, West. Certifying Surgeon—Dr Wm. Moore. H.M. PRISON. Governor John Scott. Chaplain—Rev. W. Walker. Surgeon—W. J. Naismith, F.R.C.S.E. Interim Surgeon—A. Rowand, M.D. Matron—Miss Motherwell. )

DIRECTORY. 31 BAN KS. EoYAL Bank of Scotland. Clydesdale Bank. Agent—Thos. M'Connochie. Agent—Charles Smith. Accountant—Jas. W. Ralston. Sub-Agent—George Miller, Tellers—W. C. Cuninghame British Linen Coy. and John Halbert Ross. Agent—F. Gordon Brown. Accountant—HamiltonTaylor Bank of Scotland. Commercial Bank of Agents—Wm. Pollock, Wm. J. Scotland (Ltd. Pollock; John Anderson Agent—William Macrorie. signs p. Agents. Accountant—Thomas Y. Bell. Teller -Robert A. Miller.

;National Bank of Scotland Union Bank of Scotland (Limited). (Limited). Agent—Thomas Gemmell. Agent—John T. Duncombe. Sub-Agent—Quintin Blane. Accountant—R. D. M 'Naught. Teller—James M' Queen. Teller—Andrew Guild. TRADES' HOUSE. Deacon Convener—Matthew Morrison. Trades. Deaconii. Clerks. Hammermen, W. Kerr, P. A. Thomson. Tailors, A. G. Webster, Jas. Cunningham, Galston. Shoemakers, E. Smith, John T. Goudie. Squaremen J. C. Highet, C. B. Rowan. Corporate Clerk—John T. Goudie, 7 Wellington Square. LANDS VALUATION. Assessor for Kjde—Thomas Harvey, Mauchline. Assessor for Carrick—P. A. Thomson, 61 Alioway Street. Assessor for Cunningham—R. D. Tannahill, Kilmarnock, Clerk— C. G. Shaw, County Buildings. LANDS VALUATION—COUNTY OF WIGTON. E. Harris, Macneille Buildings, Newmarket Street.

1st AYR AND GALLOWAY (R.G.A.) VOLUNTEERS. Captain F. G. Willock, 2nd Battery, Commanding. Lieutenants W. Lockhart, R. M'Q. Alexander, and A. J. Gray. Captain John Milligan, 3rd Position Battery, Commanding. Lieutenants John G. C. Wyllie, W. B. Cuthbertson, and Robert Goudie. 32 DIRECTORY.

2nd V.B. ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS. Captain William Brown, B. Company; Captain Andrew

Maclachlan, I Company ; Liexitenant H. G. Ker, A. Company^

AYRSHIRE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY (E.C.O.) Lieutenant-Colonel J. G. A. Baird, Commanding.

ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS, Regimental District 21. Colonel W. A. Yule, Commanding. Captain D. H. A. Dick, Adjutant 3rd R.S.F. Captains R. Y. Morris and E. Harden. Quartermaster—M. A. Carnegie. Medical Officer—Lieutenant-Colonel J. Coats, M.D. Station Paymaster—Major F. W. Hill. SOLDIERS AND SAILORS FAMILIES' ASSOCIATION (AYRSHIRE SECTION). Secretary and Treasurer—Colonel F. Jackson, Springvale. For Ayr District—Secretarj'—R, D. Wallace, Solicitor. Treasurer—James E. Shaw, Solicitor, PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX (KYLE DISTRICT). Commissioners. John Bell of Enterkine, Captain R. M. Campbell of Auch- mannoch, J. Campbell, Sheriff David Brand, Sheriff-Substi- tute Shairp, B.A., Col. Hay Boyd of Townend, R, A. Oswald of Auchincruive, James Somervell of Sorn, Col. C. S. M'Ales- ter of Kennox, J. Claude Hamilton of Sundrum, W. K. Hamilton Campbell of Netherplace, Henry Farquhar of Gilmilnscroft, R. M. Davidson of Drumley, William Hyslop of Bank, and J. A. Campbell of Craigie. Inspector—Philip Musgrave. Collector—R, W. M'Fadzean. Surveyor and Assessor—E. Harris, Macneille Buildings. Clerk—Wm. J, Pollock, 24 Sandgate. SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. Inspector for Ayr District—Daniel Macaulay, Union Build- ings, 34 Smith Street. INLAND REVENUE. EXCISE. Ayr Office—Macneille Buildings, Newmarket Street. Collector—J. A. Tannahill, Greenock. Acting Collector—R. W. M'Fadzean, Ajr. Clerk -T. Bovill. Supervisor—Robert M'Cann, Kilmarnock. Officer—Francis Kierans, Ayr. —

DIRECTORY. 33 STAMP DUTIES. AGREEMENT, or any Memorandum of an Agreement Without a Clause of Registration, and not other-

wise specially charged with duty, - - - 6d BILL OF EXCHANGE, payable on Demand, - - Id BILL OF EXCHANGE, including Advance Notes for Sea- men's Wages, of any other kind whatsoever (except a Bank Note), and Promissory Note of any kind whatsoever (except a Bank Note), drawn, or expressed to be payable, or actually paid, or endorsed, or in any manner

negotiated in the United Kingdom :

When the amount does not exceed £5, - • Os Id Exceeds £5 and does not exceed £1U,* - - Os 2d Exceeds £10 and does not exceed £25, - - Os 3d And for every £100, or fractional part thereof. Is Od STAMPING DOCUMENTS AFTER EXECUTION.—Agree- ments " under hand " only must be lodged for Stamping within 14 days of date of first signature; ordinary deeds within 30 days. Leases are not Agreements. DUTIES on INLAND & FOREIGN BILLS are now identical. The term ''Bill of Exchange" includes Draft Order, Cheque, and Letter of Credit, and any document or writing (except a Bank Note (entitling or purporting to entitle any person, whether named therein or not, to payment by any other person of, or to draw upon any other person foi , any sum of money therein mentioned. EXEMPTIONS. —Any draft or order drawn by any banker upon any other banker, not payable to bearer or to order, and used solely for tlie purpose of settling or clearing any account between said bankers. Any letter written by a banker to a,ny other banker, directing the payment of any sum of money, the same not being payable to bearer or to order, and such letter not being sent or delivered to the person to whom payment is to be made, or to any person on his behalf. BILL OF LADING, 6d Whatever number of Bills may form a set, each Bill of a set is liable to this duty. Penalty for executing any Bill of Lading not duly stamped, £50. BONDS AND MORTGAGES, being the only or principal or primary security for the payment or repayment of money not exceeding £10, - - - - Os 3d Above £10, not exceeding £25, - - Os 8d Above 25, not exceeding 50, - - Is 3d Above 50, not exceeding 100, - - 2s 6d Above 100, not exceeding 150, - - 3s 9d Above 150, not exceeding 200, - - 5s Od Above 200, not exceeding 250, ^ - 6s 3d Above 250, not exceeding 300, - - 7s 6d And for every £100, or fractional part of £100, 2s 6d. ———

34 DIRECTORY.

CONVEYANCE OR TRANSFER ON SALE of any Property (except Debenture Stock or Funded Debt) when the amount or value of the consideration does not exceed £5 6d.

Exc. £5 not exc. £10— Is Od ( Ex. £125 not ex. £150—15s Od 10 „ 15-- Is 6d „ 150 175— 17s 6d 15 20-- 2s Od „ 175 200 -20s Od 20 25-- 2s 6d „ 200 225—22s 6d 25 50- - 5s Od „ 225 250—25s Od 50 75-- 7s 6d „ 250 275 -27s 6d 100--10s Od „ 275 300—30s Od 100 L25--12s 6d For every £50, or fractional part thereof, 5s. INDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP, - - 2s 6d Duty on an Indenture to be borne by the master, unless the contrary be agreed on. LEASES AND AGREEMENTS FOR LEASES are chargeable vv'ith rates of duty according to the following scale: I. Laistds and Unfurnished Houses.

Where the term is definite and does not exceed 35 years ; or is indefinite).

Not exceeding £5 per annum, .. 0s6d

Exceeding £5 and not exceeding £10, . IsOd

10 ,, 15, ... Is6d 15 „ 20, ... 2s Od 20 „ 25, ... 2s 6d 25 „ 50, ... 5s Od 50 „ 75, ... 7s 6d 75 „ 100, ... 10s Od For every full sum of £50, and also for any fractional part of £50 thereof, ... 5s Od Such agreements, if not drawn upon stamped paper, must be presented for stamping within thirty days after the date of the first execution thereof. II. Dwelling Houses or Part Thereof. (For any term not exceeding a year, at a rent not exceeding the rate of £10 per am aim), Id. Document must be stamped before execution, but adhesive STAMP may be used. RECEIPT given for or upon the payment of money amounting to £2 imd upwards, Id The term "receipt" means and includes any note, memorandum, or writing whatsoever, whereby any money amounting to £2 or iipwards, or any Bill of Exchange or Promissory Note for money amounting to £2 or upwards, is acknowledged or expressed to have been received, or deposited, or paid. ;;

DIRECTORY. 35

If any person (I) Gives any receipt liable to duty and jiot duly stamped; (•^) In any case where a receipt would be liable to duty, refuses to give a receipt duly stamped' (3) Upon a payment to the amount of £2 or upwards gives a receipt for a sum not amounting to £2, or separates or divides the amount paid with intent to evade the duty—he shall forfeit the sum of £10. SPOILED STAMPS. — Application for allowance in lieu of spoiled stamps must be made within two years after the stamp has teen spoiled or become useless. THE NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN. Children's Shelter—2 Main Street. Secretary and Treasurer for Ayr District— John Douglas, Solicitor, 70 Wellington Chambers. Inspector—James Shedden, 2 Main Street. THE BOYS' BRIGADE (AYR BATTALION). Hon. President—The Earl of Glasgow. President—James A. Morris, Savoj'^croft. Hon. Secretary—Jas. S. Hunter, 9 Bellevue Crescent. Hon. Treasurer—R. A. Reid, 11 Montgomerie Terrace. ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE TRAINED NURSES FOR SICK POOR OF AYR AND DISTRICT. Established 1874. Office-bearers.

Honorarj^ Committee : —Mrs Oswald of Auchincruive ; Mrs

C. G. ShaM', Wellington House ; Mrs Baird of Cambusdoon

Mrs Pollok-Morris of Craig; Mrs Gairdner, late of Dalblair ; Mrs Coats, Belleisle; Miss Cowan, St. Cuthbert's, Prestwick; Miss J. MacLehose, 13 Windsor Circus, Kelvinside, Glasgow; Mrs Hutton, late of St. Bernards. President Mrs Baird of Cambusdoon. Vice-President—Mrs R. D. Murdoch, Fairfield Lodge. Hon. Treasurer—Miss Davidson, Glendoon. Hon. Secretary—Miss M. C. Campbell, 3 Park Circus. Acting Committee—Mrs R. D. Murdoch, Fairfield Lodge Miss Wood, f) Park Terrace; Mrs W. F. M'Crie, Ayr West Manse; Mrs Cuthbert, 8 Barns Terrace; Mrs Dvkes, South Park; Miss Davidson, Glendoon; Mrs Rainie, The Manse,

Newton-on-Ayr ; Mrs Limond, Burnock; Mrs Duncombe, Union Bank House; Mrs W. Cairns Duncan, Bellevue Road; Miss Mary C. Campbell, 3 Park Circus; Miss Leek, Holly- bush; Mrs Ker, 2] Park Circus; Mrs M'Kenna, 1 Alloway Place; Mrs Copland, Cathcart U.F. Manse. Professional Trained Nurses — Miss M'Kean and Miss Carmichael, 22 Academy Street. —

36 DIRECTORY. AYR CHORAL UNION. Hon. President—R, A. Oswald of Auchencruive. President—Rev. Wm. Rainie, Newton Manse. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—D. H. Tait, solicitor, 52 Newmarket Street. WALLACETOWN MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. Secretary and Treasurer—A. F. Dunlop, 1 Goshen Terrace. AYR ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. Secretary and Treasurer—Miss A. D. Murray. 14 Fort Street. AYR BURGH BAND. Secretary—A. Duthie, 53 Carrick Street. Treasurer—H. Sime, junr., 8 Church Place. Bandmaster—H, R. Sime, 94 High Street. THE BETHEL MISSION, GREEN STREET (In connection with the Ayrshire Christian Union). President and Secretary—Mr William C. Gray, Northfield. Treasurer—Mr Andrew Love, 46 Peebles Street. Meetings— Sundays at 10 a.m., 11.15 (young people), and 6.30 p.m. (Evangelistic). AYR UNITED YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Room— 138 High Street. Reading Room open from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m. Hon. President—The Most Noble the Marquis of Ailsa. Chairman—J. D. Paterson, Old Bridge. Vice-Chairmen—William M'Clelland and Alex. Cuthbert. General Secretary—G. Adam, M.A., 79 Russell Street. Assistant Secretary—Robert Crawford, 62 Green Street. Treasurer—A. W. Struthers, 61 AUoway Street. Sabbath Morning Fellowship Meetings

Every Sabbath at 10 a.m. in the various Churches :

Y.M.C.A, Rooms. I Ayr West U.F. Church. Wallacetown Established Robertson Memorial | O.S. Church. Church. I Newton U.F. Church. Newton Parish Church.

St. Andrew's U.F. Church. I Young Men's Meeting, every Sabbath, from 6 till 7 p.m., in the Rooms during the winter. Meeting of Directors—Second Monday of every month at 8 p.m. Literary Society—Every alternate Thursday at 8 p.m. Gymnasium—In Butter Market Hall, Mondays and Wed- nesdays, 7 till 10 p.m. —

DIBECTOBY. ^7 AYR AND DISTRICT SABBATH SCHOOL UNION. President—Robert Cuthbert. * Vice-Presidents—W. G. Grant, James Ure, and Hugh Young. Treasurer Hon. Secretary—Robert Kelly, 3 Florida Terrace. NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. Aye Auxiliaey. President—D. Dunlop, Esq., solicitor. Vice-President—R. G, Brown, Esq., 15 Bellevue Crescent. Secretary—Rev. William Hay, B.D., Drumrossie, 41 Carrick Road. Treasurer—Thomas Gemmell, Esq., banker. AYR, NEWTON, AND WALLACETOWN TRACT SOCIETY. President—W. M'Whirter, Wallace Street. Hon. Treasurer—Thomas M'Connochie, Esq., Royal Bank. Hon. Secretary—Bailie J. Tait, 6 Park Terrace. AYR BIBLE AND DOMESTIC MISSION. President—Miss J. Houldsworth, Rozelle, Treasurers—Messrs Ranken & Vass, solicitors. Secretary—Miss E. M. Davidson, Glendoon.

Auditor—John Anderson, Esq. , Bank of Scotland. Agents—Miss Duncan, 19 Princes Street. Miss Lumsden, 135 High Street. BRITISH WOMEN'S TEMPERANCE AND PRAYER UNION (ASSOCIATION). President—Mrs Gallic, 11 Park Circus. Secretary—Miss Robertson, Bellarina, Castlehill Road. Treasurer—Miss Taylor, Fernbank. Tract Superintendent— Miss C. Reid, 58 Prestwick Road. " Y." Bbanch. President—Miss Murdoch, Fairfield Lodge. Secretaries—Miss Gray, Northfield, and Miss Dewar, 8 Miller Road. AYR BOYS AND GIRLS RELIGIOUS SOCIETY. Hon. President—W C. Gray. President —James Hamilton. Secretary and Treasurer—James Douglas, 22 Green Street Lane.

WOODEN KIRK MISSION. Chairman—H. L. Allan. Treasurer—D. Hyslop, 250 High Street. Missionary—John Gumming, Coral Bank. 38 BIRECTORY. COUNTY ASYLUM. Visiting Day—Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Medical Superintendent—C. H. Skae, M.D. Assistant Medical Superintendent—F. Watson. Chaplain—Rev. Marcus Dill. Matron—Miss M. Alison. House Steward—Wm. Srailie. Head Male Attendant—John Carnegie. Joint Clerks and Treasurers—C. & J. E. Shaw. Gardener—G. Crockatt. COUNTY COUNCIL ROAD TRUST, AYR DISTRICT. Treasurer—Robert Welsh, County Buildings. Joint Clerks—C. & D. Shaw, County Buildings. Surveyor — Allan Stevenson, 14 Cathcart Street. Collectors—Messrs Dnnlop M'Cosh & Lusk, 7 Wellington Square, Ayr, and Dairy. AYR DAY NURSERY, 90 Wallace Street. Open daily (Sunday excepted) from 5.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. for children under 6 years of age. Open daily to visitors from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Matron—Mrs Munro. Hon. Secy, and Treasurer—Mrs J. Arthur, Mountcharles. AYRSHIRE MISSION TO THE DEAF AND DUMB. President—The Right Hon. the Earl of Eglinton and Winton.. Hon. Treasurer—Robert Wilson, Solicitor, Newmarket Street. Missionary and Secretary—James Paul, 5 Dalblair Road. Matron—Miss Potts. OPERATIVE TRADES' SECRETARIES. Bakers—Thomas Stewart, 31 Nelson Street. Boilermaker, Iron and Steel Shipbuilders—James Steel, 3 Allison Street. Cabinetmakers—W. M'Connell, 44 Allison Street. Joiners and Carpenters Amalgamate—Thomas M'Cready, 7' New Road. Associate—Peter M'Garroch, 8 Victoria Street. Masons—Hugh Milroy, 47 Peebles Street. Painters—Hugh Brown, 46 Nelson Street. Plasterers—Alex. Ledgertwood, 55 Princes Street. Plumbers—James Paterson, 48 Kyle Street. Printers—John C. Vallance, 60 Content Street. Shipwrights—William Collins, 20 Garden Street.

Shoemakers—John Dickie, 7 ^ elvidere Street. Slaters —John Thomson, 30 George Street. Tailors—John Neil, 34 Allison Street. ;

I DIRECTORY. SD* AYR CITIZENS' LEAGUE. Hon. President—Walter Neilson, Esq., Evvenfield.' Chairman—D. Mackay, 5 Buckingham Terrace. Secretary—Robert M'Clelland, 9 Burns Statue Sqviare. Treasurer—R. Cuthbert, 8 Wellington Square.

AYR BRANCH OF THE SCOTTISH TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION BOARD. Object:—To unite all sections of Temperance effort in an^ endeavour to secure legislation on the lines of Lord Peel'^ Report. Hon. President—Rev. Thomas Dykes, D.D. Convener—Councillor Thomas Young. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—James Dunlop, Solicitor„- THE SCOTTISH ALLIANCE FOR TEMPERANCE AND SOCIAL REFORM. Hon. President— W. C. Gray, Northfield. Chairman—Rev. G. Anderson. Vice-Chairman—D. Mackay.. Secretary—Anthony C. White, 58 Alloway Street. AYR SHOP ASSISTANTS' UNION. Secretary—Miss Macarthur, Winton Buildings, High Street. Treasurer—Thomas Vestry, 24 North Park Avenue. AYRSHIRE TRADES COUNCIL. Secretary—Peter Muir, Dairy. Treasurer—David Thomson, 23 Union Buildings, Smith St= COUNTY HOSPITAL. Patron—The Earl of Stair, K.T.

Honorary Directors—The Duke of Portland ; the Marquis- of Ailsa; the Earl of Eglinton and Winton; Sir William

Arrol of Seafield, M.P ; Hon. G. R. Vernon, Auchans

William Baird, Esq., of Elie ; J. Douglas Baird, Esq., Ayr;.

J. G. A. Baird, Esq., of Adamton, M.P. ; George Coats, Esq., of Belleisle ; J. H. Houldsworth, Esq., Rozelle ; Sheriff Clerk of Ayrshire; J. M. Houldsworth,

Esq., Ayr; R. A. Oswald, Esq., of Auchencruive ; George

Colvin White, Esq., of Stewartlea ; C. L. Orr Ewing, Esq.,

M.P. ; J Arthur, Esq., of Mountcharles ; James Coats, Esq., of Auchendrane ; T. G. Arthur, Esq., Carrick House.

Ordinary Directors— Presi'^ent, John B. Fergusson ; John S. Alston, James Meikle, William Robertson, James John- stone, Hickson Fergusson, David Rowan, J. K. Hunter, James Wilkinson, James Smith, Henry Bell. -40 DIRECTORY.

County Hospital—Continued.

Ex- Officio Directors —R, A. Oswald, Convener of the

County ; Thomas Templeton, Provost of Ayr ; Peter Fergu- son, Convener of Public Health Committee. Directors Representative of Employees—M. Morrison, Robert Cuthbert, Albert Robertson. Honorary Treasurer—Patrick Davidson, Glendoon, Ayr. Secretary—J. H. Goudie, solicitor, Wellington Chambers, Ayr. Physicians to the Hospital—Dr. John Riddall, Dr. John M'Gregor. Surgeons to the Hospital—Dr. W. J. Naismith, F.R.C.S.E. .(Exam.); Dr. J. R. Watt, Dr. Alan Muir. House Surgeon—Charles Douglas, M.B., Ch, B. (Edin.). Matron— Miss Tod. Collector—Henry Murray, County Hospital, Ayr. Visiting days—Tuesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, from 4 to 5 p.m.

MEMBERS OF the COUNTY COUNCIL of AYRSHIRE. Convener—R. A. Oswald of Auchincruive. Vice-Convener—Marcus Bain, Mauchline.

Ardrossan Police Burgh—Thos. Guthrie,Princes St. , Ardrosssan Auchinleck Parish—James Angus, Ochiltree House, Ochiltree Ayr (former Parish of)—John Morton Mathie-Morton of Bel- mont, 9 Wellington Square, Ayr Ballantrae—The Right Hon. the Earl of Stair, K.T., Lochinch, Castle-Kennedy Barr—Thomas Smith, The Castle, Maybole Beith Town—Thomas Tliorburn, Main Street, Beith. Beith (Landward) —Henry G. Patrick of Giffen, Dairy. •Colmonell—Robert Finnic M'Ewen of Bardrochat, Colmonell Coylton—John Claude C. Hamilton of Sundrum, Ayr Craigieand Symington—Mat. Young, Helentongate, Symington Dailly—Robert Inglis, Lovestone, Girvan Dalmellington—Walter Bain, Shipowner, 19 Barns Street, Ayr Dairy Town—Alexander Willison, Manufacturer, Easterhill, Dairy. Dairy (Landward)—Colonel Frederick Gordon Blair of Blair, C.B., Dairy. Dalrymple—Hugh Morris Poe, Pyperstone, HoUybush Darvel Police Burgh— Alexr. Jamieson, Manufacturer, Darvel Dreghorn—Colonel John Guthrie Sturrock, Thorntoun House, Kilmarnock Dundonald—James Wyllie, Manufacturer, Elmslie, Baillieston Dunlop—James Francis Dalrymple Hay of Dunlop, Dunlop Fenwick—David Cowan Gairdner, Union Bank, Kilmarnock DIRECTORY. 41

County Council—Continued.

'Oalston Police Burgh—James Meikle Robertson, Broompark, Cessnock Road, Galston Galston Parish—Joseph Harling Turner, Portland Estate Office, Kilmarnock 'Girvan—William Bone, fShallochpark, Girvan Irvine Parish—James Stewart, Heathfield, Irvine Kilbirnie—Louis Gairdner Pearson, Glengarnock Kilmarnock^—Peter Sturrock of Baltersan, London Road, Kilmarnock Kilmaurs— John Watt, Knocklandside, Kilmaurs Kilwinning Parish—Charles Edward Grant, Monkcastle, Kilwinning Kilwinning Police Burgh—Wm. Young of Kilrig, Kilwinning Kirkmichael—Hugh Robert Wallace of Cloncaird, Kirkmichael Kirkoswald—The Most Hon. the Marquis of Ailsa, Gulzean Castle, Maybole Largs Police Burgh—James Anderson Bulloch, Etal Lodge, Fairlie Largs Parish—Hugh Scott, Thirdpart, Skelmorlie Loudoun Parish—James Robert Dempster of Ladyton, Galston Mauchline- Marcus Bain, Quarrymaster, Mauchline Maybole Police Burgh—John Marshall, Laurel Bank, Maybole Maybole Parish—William Hamilton Dunlop of Doonside, Ayr Monkton and Prestwick—John Silver, Whinpark, Prestwick Muirkirk - James Johnstone, Alioway Cottage, Ayr New Cumnock—William Hyslop of Bank, New Cumnock Newmilns Police Burgh—JohnGoldie, Main Street, Newmilns Ochiltree—Robert Montgomerie, Lessnessock, Ochiltree Old Cumnock Police Burgh—Thomas Hunter, The Square, Old Cumnock Old Cumnock Parish —David Reid, Milzeoch, Old Cumnock Riccarton —Alexander Eraser, Blair Cottage, Hurlford Saltcoats Police Burgh—Thos. Miller, Winton Circus, Saltcoats St Quivox (former Parish of)—Richard Alexander Oswald of Auchincruive, Ayr Sorn—Hugh Wilson Pollock, Ballochmyle Street, Catrine Stair—John Cunninghame Montgomerie of Dalmoi-e, Stair Stevenston and Ardrossan—David Laidlaw, Ardeer House, Stevenston Stewarton Police Burgh—Robert Mackie, Clerkhill, Stewarton Stewarton Parish—John Cunningham, Stewarton Straiton—The Right Hon. Sir James Fergusson, Bart., of Kilkerran, M.P., Balbeg, Straiton Tarbolton—Robert Montgomerie Davidson of Drvimley, 10 Alioway Place, Ayr West Kilbride—William Adams of Overton, West Kilbride — —

42 DIRECTORY.

Members Nominated hy the Royal Burgh of Irvine. Provost Murchland, Irvine Bailie Kirkland, Irvine County Clerks—C. & J. E. Shaw. Macdonald M.D., Medical Officer of Health-j^- ?• \^ ; Wellington bquare. ^Knox,^ Sanitary Inspector for Ayr District-I^i^l,','-- J_ County Chief Constable—Capt. Hardy M'Hardy, R.N. Number of Police, 154. Collectors of Rates Messrs Danlop M'Cosh, and Lusk, 7 Wellington Square, Ayr,, and Daily. AYR RAM SOCIETY. President—Quintin Dunlop, Morriston, Maybole. Secretary and Treasurer—John Howie, Solicitor, WEST OF SCOTLAND DAIRY FARMERS' ASSOCIATION (AYR BRANCH). President—Robert Lees, Lagg, Ayr. Secretary and Treasurer—-John Howie, Solicitor. AYR CHRYSANTHEMUM SOCIETY. Hon. President— C. L. Orr Ewiiig, Esq., M.P. President—James A. Morris, Savo}^ Croft. Vice-President—Matthew Smith, Prestwick. Secretary and Treasurer AYRSHIRE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. President—The Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow, K.C. M.G.. Vice-Presidents—His Grace the Duke of Portland, K.G. ;. the Most Noble the Marquis of Ailsa; T. G. Arthur of Carriek House: J. G. A. Baird, M.P., of Adamton; J. A. Campbell

of Craigie; C, L. Orr Ewing, M.P. ; and C. G. Shaw. Chairman of Directors— R. A. Oswald of Auchincruive. 20 Extraordinary Directors and 24 Ordinary Directors, Secretary and Treasurer—John Howie, Solicitor, 58 Alloway Street. AYRSHIRE HORTICULTURAL AND AGRICULTURAL, SOCIETY.

Hon. President—R. M. Pollok Morris, Esq. , of Craig. President—R. M. Davidson, Esq., of Drumley. Vice-President—M. M'Call, 28 Park Circus. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—^James Durward (Thomas Imr'ie & Sons), 123 High Street, Ayr. —

DIRECTORY. ' 43 AYRSHIRE CATTLE HERD BOOK SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. President—The Hon. G. R. Vernon of Auchans, Kilmarnoc'k. Secretary and Treasurer— John Howie, 58 Alloway Street. GOOD TEMPLAR LODGES. General Gordon Lodge (No. 931) —meets in Mission Hall, Clunes Vennal, every Monday at 8 p.m. Gordon Hope Juvenile Lodge, at 7 p.m. John Taylor Lodge (No. 240)—meets in Free Gardener's Hall, 6 Sandgate, every Tuesday at 8 p.m. Rising Hope Juvenile Lodge, at 7 p.m. Land of Burns Lodge (No. 376)—meets in I.L.P. Hall, 33 Main Street, every Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Thistle Juvenile Lodge at 7 p.m. Bonnie Doon Lodge (807) —meets in Good Templar's Hall, 8 Content Street, every Thursday at 8 p.m. Lifeboat Juvenile Lodge meets every Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. Wallace Tower Juvenile Lodge—meets in Wallace Tower Hall every Thursday at 7 p.m. RECHABITES. Banks of Ayr Tent (No. 2149)—meets in LL.P. Hall, 33 Main Street, every alternate Monday at 8 p. m. Dawn of Freedom Tent (No. 2387)— meets in Newton Council Rooms, Main Street, every alternate Monday at 8 p. m. MASONIC BODIES. St. James, Newton-upon-Ayr Lodge, No. 125 (instituted 1771)—David M. Paton, 10 Alloway Street, R.W.M. David Stevenson, 82 Green Street, Secretary. Lodge Room—Masonic Hall, 20 New Bridge Street; meets last Monday of every month at 8 p.m. Ayr St. Paul's Lodge, No. 204 (instituted 1799)—George Willock, 4 Craigleur Terrace, R. W. M. Gustav F. Alsing, 57 Newmarket Street, Secretary. Lodge Room —Ayr St. Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile Court; meets second Monday of every month at 8 p.m. Ayr St. Paul's Royal Arch Chapter, No. 18—Andrew M'Crorie, 63 Wellington Street, Z. Thomas Duncan, 1 Weston Place, Miller Road, Scribe E, Chapter Room Ayr St. Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile Court; meets third Thursday of every month. Ayr Royal Arch Chapter. No. 250—John Murray, 8 Gor- don Terrace, Z. James Morrison, 56 Allison Street, Scribe E. Chapter Room—Masonic Hall, 20 New Bridge

Street ; meets first Thursday of every month. 44 DIRECTORY.

Masonic Bodies—Continued.

Ayr St. Paul's Lodge of Royal Ark Mariners—J. M. Mathie Morton, 9 Wellington Square, F.N. Thomas Duncan, 7 Miller Road, Secretary. Lodge Room—Ayr St. Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile Court; meets quarterly. Ayr St. Paul's Council of Red Cross Knights—J. M. Mathie Morton, 9 Wellington Square, C. Thomas Dun- can, 7 Miller Road, Secretary. Council Hall—Ayr St.

Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile Court ; meets quarterly. Ayr Preceptory of the Temple—J. M. Mathie Morton, 9 Wellington Square, Preceptor. Thomas Duncan, 1 Weston Place, Miller Road, Secretary. Preceptory Hall—-Ayr St. Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile Court; annual meeting, 14th November. Ayr Knight Templar Encampment, No. 3—James Jack, Dam Park, E.C. James Morrison, 56 Allison Street, Re- corder. Camp—Masonic Hall, 20 New Bridge Street; meets first Thursday of every month. Ayr Rose Croix Chapter, No. 20—J. M. Mathie Morton, 9 Wellington Square, M.W.S. Nicol B. Lavi^rie, 29 Sand- gate, Secretary. Chapter Hall—Ayr St. Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile Court; annual meeting, Shrove Tuesday; regular meetings, Tuesday after Easter, Ascension Day^ St. John Baptist Day, AW Saints' Day, and St. John Evangelist Day. RECREATION CLUBS. BOWLING CLUBS. Ayr. —Hon Secretary, W. Jardine, 13 Eglinton Terrace; Hon. Treasurer, J. D. Lockhart, 7 Cromwell Place; Green- keeper, John Milligan, 112 George Street. Hawkhill. —Secretary and Treasurer, William Ramsay, 226 High Street; Greenkeeper, John Barns, 111 Cross Street. Wattfield. —Secretary, Thomas Duncan, Weston Place: Treasurer, John Sharp, 15 Carrick Road; Greenkeeper. W. Allan, 97 Mill Street.

CRICKET CLUBS. Ayr. —Instituted 1859. Ground, Dam Pai'k. Hon. Secretary, J. Kennedy Hunter, 51 Sandgate; Hon, Treasurer, J. Law, Burns Statue Square; 1st XL Captain, P. Goudie;

Vice-Captain, R. Goudie, jun. ; 2nd XL Captain, A.

M'Nab; Vice-Captain, J. " M'Crindle. Carlton XL- Captain, G. Steedman; Vice -Captain, H. F. Smith. Match Secretaries, J. Law, C. S. Gray, and M. Smith. Victoria. —Ground, Racecourse. Secretary and Treasurer, William Jack, Cathburn Cottage, Dam Park. DIRECTORY, i 45'

CURLING CLUBS SECRETARIES. Ayr.—R. K. Waddell, 3 Wellington Square. Ayr and Alloway Agricultural. —D. White, 4 Wellingtoiti Chambers. Ailsa.— Hugh Hunter, St. Leonard's Villa, St. Leonard's Road. Victoria Albert. —Thomas Turner, 21 Newmarket Street. DRAUGHT CLUB. Ayr. —Secretary, David Harvey, 12 Millar Road. FOOTBALL. Ayr, and Athletic Club. —Ground, Somerset Park. Horn Secretary, Peter Alexander, Rosemount Cottage, 25 Allison Street; Hon. Treasurer, W. Coltart, Union Buildings; Match Secretary, A. S. Stewart, Craiglea,- Prestwick Road. Parkhouse. —Ground, Beresford Park. Hon. Secretary,, James Reid, 45 George Street; Hon. Treasurer, Wm, F. Mackenzie, Cromwell House. Rugby.—Ground, Dam Park. Captain, W. C. Gudgeon, Netherby; Secretary and Treasurer, J. Leslie Campbell^ 5 Park Circus. GOLF CLUBS. Prestwick. —Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Harry Hart, Esq., 5 Fort Street. St. Nicholas.-—Secretary and Treasurer, Andrew Crawford, 22 Barns Street. St. Cuthbert. —Secretary and Treasurer, William M'Lennan> Prestwick. HOCKEY CLUBS. Ayr. —Secretary, H. D. Littlejohn, Craigencallie. Ladies'. —Secretary, Miss Highet, Williamfield, Millar Road. LAWN TENNIS CLUB Ayr. —Courts, Southpark Road. Hon. Secretary, F. Smith,

Melling Villa ; Treasurer, A. F. M. Morton, 9 Wellington Square. QUOITING CLUB. Ayr. —Secretary, D. Paterson, 6 Hawkhill, Whitletts Road. AYR BURNS CLUB. President- Ex-Provost Willock, Hon. Treasurer—Thomas Duncan. Hon. Secretary — George Bain, 6 Midton Road.

County Club, 43 Sandgate (instituted in 1872)—Chairman,

Earl of Stair, K.T. ; Secretary and Treasurer, D. W.

Shaw, County Buildings ; Club-master, C. Randall, Town and County Club, 26 Wellington Square—Hon.. Joint Secretaries, John Anderson, banker, and John T, Goudi^,

solicitor ; Club-master, John Corbett. —;

46 DIRECTORY.

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.

Ancient Order of Forresters, Court Robert Burns (No. 5747) —Meets every alternate Monday, in the Newton Council Rooms, at 8 p.m. Chief Ranger, Robert Hunter, 6 Nel-

son Street ; Secretary, Archibald Reid, 43 Fort Street

Treasurer, James Strathern, 5 River Terrace ; Secretary of Juvenile Society, John Dickson, 2 Kirkport. Ancient Free Gardeners, Ailsa Lodge (No. 31), St Andrew's Order—Meets every alternate Tuesday, in Liberal Club, 1 Sandgate. Worthy Master, John Armour, Campbell

; Secretary, Street Peter Munachen, 3 Albert Terrace ; Treasurer, James M'Kie, 67 Princes Street. Ayr Daisy Lodge (No. 69) —Meets every alternate Monday, in Free Gardener's HalL 6 Sandgate Worthy Master,

William Borland, 68 Princes Street ; Secretary, Hugh

Law, 28 Falkland Park ; Treasurer, John Rusk, 197 High Street. Caledonian (Loyal Order or United) Oddfellows (No. 41) Meets every alternate Tuesday, in the Newton Council Rooms, at 8 p.m. Secretary, James Shearer, 18 Goshen

Terrace ; Treasurer, Robert Anderson, 15 Wallace Street. Humane Society—President, Alexander Reid, 61 New Road; Clerk, Archibald Steel, 64 Allison Street; Officer, Hubert Calder, 1 Hope Street.

, Self- Supporting Society—President and Treasurer, George

Gibson, 18 Main Street ; Clerk, John Rusk, 197 High

Street ; Officer, Alexander Reid, 61 New Road. Loyal Order ot Ancient Shepherds, Tarn o' Shanter Lodge (No. 2024)—Meets every alternate Monday, in Liberal Club, 1 Sandgate, at 8 p.m. Worthy Master, R. Gray

Holland, 158 George Street ; Secretary, Thomas FyfFe,

74 Allison Street ; Treasurer, Wm. M'Callum, 103 New- Road.

POLITICAL CLUBS. Junior Conservative Club, 41 Newmarket Street —Secretary

and Treasurer, Wm. Adam, 10 Cassillis Street ; Club- master, Arthur E. Hyde. Junior Liberal Club, 1 Sandgate— Secretary, Robert Semple, solicitor, Newmarket Street; Treasurer, Wm. Anderson,

138 High Street ; Club-master, R. Baxter. Liberal Unionist Association—Secretary, Robert M'Clelland,

9 Burns Statue Square ; Treasurer, James M'Derment, 15 High Street. Newton Liberal Club, Main Street—Secretary and Treasurer, Jas. Dobbie, Craigie View, Craigie Road. —

DIRECTRRY. 47

Working Men's Unionist Club, Ncm' Road— Secretary, John

Bo5'^d, solicitor, Winton Buildings, High Street ; Treas.,

Win. Smith, 25 Newmarket Street ; Club-master, Jas. Hunter. South Ayrshire Conservative Office, 74 High Street—R. Carlisle Sproat, Central Secretary.

PUBLIC OFFICES. Assessor for Burgh of Ayr—Alexander Walker, 8 Academy Street. Assessor for County of Wigtown—E. Harris, 3 Macneilbe Buildings, Newmarket Street. Assessor for Property and Income Tax—E. Harris, 8 Mac- neillie Buildings, Newmarket Street. Ayr Water Office, Town's Buildings—John Young, engineer. Ayr Gas Company's Office, at the Works, South Beach William Smith, manager. A^T and Newton Consumers' Gas Company's Office, at tlie Works, Damside, Newton—John Gibb, manager.

Ayr District of Roads—C. & D. Shaw, clerks ; office. County

Buildings ; Robert Welsh, County Buildings, treasurer ; Allan Stevenson, surveyor. Ayrshire Agricultural Association— John Howie, secretary and treasurer, 58 Alloway Street. Ayrshire Cattle Herd Book Society—John Howie, 58 Allo- way Street. County Police Office, Charlotte Street — Captain Hardy M 'Hardy, R.N., chief constable. County Road Trust—William Pollock, 24 Sandgate, Ayr. County Clerk's Office, County Buildings—Charles G. Shaw ; depute, D. W. Shaw. Commissary Clerk's Office, County Buildings

clerk ; depute, John T. Goudie. Commissioner of Supply's Office, County Buildings—Charles G. Shaw, clerk. Custom House, 2 Fort Street— J. Browning, collector. Harbour Office, Dock Buildings, North Quay—David J. Lockhart. Harbour Master's Office, Dock Buildings, North Quay— Captain Ritchie. Inland Revenue Office, Stamps and Taxes, 3 Macneillie

Buildings, Newmarket Street—E. Harris, surveyor ; E.. W. Macfadzean, collector. Income Tax Commissioner, District of Kyle—W. J. Pollock, 24 Sandgate. Justice of Peace's Clerk's Office, County Buildings — D. W. Shaw, Clerk to the Peace ; depute, James E. Shaw. D ——

48 DIRECTORY.

Public Offices—Continued. National Telephone Company's Office, 160 High Street. Parish Council Office, 25 Kyle Street—Inspector and Collector, Robert Pyper. Post Office, Sandgate—Robert Ramsay, postmaster. Police Office, 29 New Bridge Street—W. M 'Kay, chief constable-

Procurator Fiscal for the Burgh ; office, 70 Newmarket Street Leonard C. Boyd.

Procurator Fiscal for the County ; office. County Buildings P. Fraser M'Kenna. Property and Income Tax Office, 3 Macneille Buildings, New-

market Street—James Russell, inspector ; E. Harris,, surveyor. Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths for the Parlia-

mentary Burgh of Ayr ; office, 21 New Bridge Street Arthur Morgan, registrar. Registrar of Proclamations for Ayr—Alexander W. Struthers,.

61 Alioway Street ; Newton—J, M. Ferguson, Observer

Office ; Wallacetown—John Watson, Gleniffer Place, 3 Miller Road ; St. Leonards—l)avid Crawford, 62 New- market Street.

Sheriff Clerk's Office, County Buildings , clerk; depute, Andrew Crawford. Sanitary and Cleansing Department Office, Town's Buildings,. High Street—Inspector, Robert Adam. St. Andrew's Ambulance Association, South Ayrshire andi Wigtownshire District, 29 Newmarket Street—John T. Scott, hon. secretary.

Telegraph Offices —General Post Office, Sandgate ; Docks B. 0. ;. Tam'sBrigS.O, Telephone (Post Office)—G.P.O., Sandgate. Town Chamberlain's Office, Town's Buildings, High Street A. B. MacCallum. " Town Clerk's Office, Town's Buildings, High Street—A. G. Young, Town Clerk. Town Surveyor's Office, Town's Buildings, High Street John Young, Surveyor. Tramways' Office, Town Buildings, 1 Higli Sti-eet — Fred Coutts, Manager. CARRIERS. Ayr and Glasgoio—John Forgie leaves Mr M'Cance's shop, 41 High Street, for Glasgow every day at 9.40 a.m. Ayr and Glasgoiu—Robert Smith leaves Miss Fisher's shop^ 65 High Street, for Glasgow every day at 9.40 a.m. Crosshill and Barr—David M'Clure leaves the Ayrshire and Gallowaj' Hotel, Killoch Place, for Crosshill every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. (for Barr, Tuesdays only). DIRECTORY. 49

Carriers—Continued.

Crosshill—James M'Connell leaves Lang's Court, 115 High Street, for Crossbill every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p,in. Dalrymple—Allan Main leaves the Sun Inn, High Street, for Dalrymple every Tuesday and Friday at 3.30 p.m. Kilinarnoch—James M'Fadzean leaves 21 Garden Street, Wallacetowii, for Kilmarnock every Wednesday and Saturday at 11 a.m. Kirkosioald—John Smith leaves the Sun Inn for Kirkoswald every Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. Kirhmichael—John Bone leaves the Sun Inn for Kirkmichael every Tuesday and Fridaj' at 2 p.m. Ma^ichline —John Walker leaves the Black Bull Hotel, River Street, for Mauchline every Tuesday snd Friday at 2 p.m. Ma,yhole—David Watson leaves the Sun Inn, High Street, for Maybole every day at 2 p. m. Mayhole—Hugh M'Turk leaves Lang's Court, 115 High Street, for Maybole every day at 2 p.m. Ochiltree and. Joppa—Robert Brown leaves the Sun Inn, High Street, for Ochiltree and Joppa every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. Ochiltree and Sindairsion — Matthew Hannah leaves the Victoria Hotel, Kyle Street, for Ochiltree every Tuesdaj^ and Friday at 2 p.m. To Sinclairston first week of e\ery month. Straiton—John M'Kie leaves the »Sun Inn, High Street, for Straiton every Tuesday at 2 p.m. Tarbolton—Andrew Wilson leaves the Black Bull Hotel, River Street, for Tarbolton every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. Troon and Diindonald—Wiiliam Wallace leaves Lang's Court, 115 High Street, for Troon and Dundonald every Tues- day and Friday at 2 p.m. COACHES.

The Annbank Coach leaves the Buck's Head Hotel for Ann- bank every Tuesday at 3 p.m., and Saturday at 8 p.m. The Coylton Coach leaves the Tam o' Shanter Inn for Coylton every Tuesday at 3 p.m., and Saturday at 1 p.m. and 8 p.m. TheCoylton-Coalhall Coach leaves the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel for Coylton and Coalhall every Tuesday at 3 p.m.,

and every Saturday at 8 p.m. ; for Coylton only, Satur- day at 2 p.m. The Dunure Coach leaves the Tam o' Shanter Inn for Dunure every Tuesday at 3 p.m., and every Saturday at 1.30 and 9 p.m. -50 DIRECTORY.

The Sti-aiton Coach leaves the Ayr Arms Hotel for Kirk- michael and Straiten every Tuesday at 3.30 during winter, in summer 4 p.m. The Tarbolton Coach leaves the Black Bull Hotel, River .Street, for Tarbolton every Tuesday at 4 p.m.

JOHN STEWART, 'Practicat 13©©ttna^er,

^ 12 New/Market Street,

Have always in Stock a Good Selection of Ladies' Gent.'s and

Children's Boote, Shoes, and Slippers.

BsspoKe 0pdeps arid Repaii^s Cctpefully

attended to. — —

DIRECTORY. 51

GENERAL POST OFFICE, AYR,

45 5ANDGATE.

Erected 1893. Postmaster—Robert Ramsay, Esq.

HOURS OF ATTENDANCE. Week Days. Sunday.

For Sale of Stamps, Registration of Letters, &c., Express Delivery of A.M. P.M A.M. a.m. Letters and Parcels 7 to 9 9 to 10

Parcel Post Business, Sale and Payment of Postal Orders 7 to 9

Telegraph Business 7 to 9 9 to 10

Money Order, Insurance, and Annuity Business, Issue of Licenses 8 to 8

Savings Bank Business 8 to 8

TOWN SUB- OFFICES.

High Street (17 Alloway Street)—Miss Orr, Sub-Posniistress. Newtonhead (78 Main St.) James Linden, Sub-Postmaster. Wallacetown (11 George Street) Richdard M'Ninch, Sub- Postmaster.

All ordinary business is transacted at these Offices. with the exception of Telegraph.

Tarn's Brig—J. Cuthill, Sub-Postmaster. Money Order and Telegraph Office.

BRANCH OFFICE- AYR DOCKS.

Open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 2p.m.

All ordinary business is transacted at tliis Office, with the exception of Money Orders and Savings Bank. '

52 DIRECTOKY. INWARD MAILS

Latest time for Posting at the Head Delivery Delivery Delivery Office for Town Deliveries—6.55a.m., by to of 10a.m.,l.i5p.m., 4.15 p.m., and 7.15 Postmen Callers Parcels p.m. begins at begins at begins at

All England and Scotland generally, \ 7. a.m. 7. a.m. S.SO a.ni. Foreign and Local / Ireland, via Greenock, Edinburgh, \ 10 20 „ 7.30 „ 10.20 „ Glasgow, Pai.^ley, /

Glasgow, Tarboltdn, Maybole, Girvan I 10.20 „ 10.20 „ 10.20 „ Daily, Local, f Dalmellington, Patna, Dunaskin, Glasgow, Rankinston, Irvine, Kil 2. p.m. 2. p.m. 2. p. ni, marnock, Piest^vick, Edinburgh Local, ^ Carlisle, London, and England gener-"\ ally, Dumfries, Kilmarnock, Girvan, Maybole, Stranraer, Ardrossan, l 4.45 „ 4.45 „ 4.45 Glasgow, Kilwinning, Irvine, Troon, j Paisley, Annbank, Tarbolton, Monk I

. ton, Local and Rural District, .

England, Irelan^l, and the Continent. >. Glasgow aud the North, Edinburgh^ Greenock, Paisley, Irvine, Troon, Carlisle, Dumfries, Cumnock, Mauchline, Kilmarnock, Ballantrae, 7.35 .35 7.35 Colmonell, Giivan, Maybole, Dal- mellington, Dunaskin, Patna, Holly- bush, Rankinston, Prestwick, Ann- bank, Tarbolton, Local, &c..

On Sundays the Letters are delivered at the Counter from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. On Public Holidays there is one delivery only by Postmen at 7.30 a.m,, and a delivery at the Counter to call-rs from lAo to 8-30 p.m. OUTWARD MAILS. Latest Hour of Posting, DESPATCHES. Letters RegistrAT I ON—Letters can With can be Parcels be Registered with an Letters. extra Reg'tered up to Additional Fee of 4d up to i Stamp. until the closing of Letter Box Troon, Coylton, Monkton, \ 5.30 a.m 9. p.m. 9. p.m. and Piestwick, .. ../ Glasgow, Ballantrae, Col-

monell, Girvan Maybole, 1 6.30 „ 9. „ 9. „ Dalmellington. Dunaskin, f

HoUybush, and Patna, . . J First Town Delivery, 6.55 „ 9. „ 9. „ Rural Posts — Annbank,^ Stair, Tarbolton, Ayr and 7.25 7.30 a m. 7.15 am. 7.15 a.m. J- „ District, J Dalrymple, Dalrymple Sta- tion, Drongan, and Ran- 8 40 „ 8.45 „ 8.30 „ 8.30 „ Kinston, . .. .;>

53 DIRECTORY. •

DESPATCHES (Con.) Latest Hour of Posting. Letters cap Letters Registration.— With Registered with an Adcli can be be Letters. extra Parcels. Fee of 4d up to the R'g'stered tioniil A Stamp. closing of the Letter Box until

.30 a.m. 9.40 a m. 9.15 a.m. Glasgow, .. •• 9.15 „ 10.0 „ riumfries, .. 10.0 „ 10.10 „ Kilmarnock, 9.45 „ iO.O „ lu.15 „ 9.45 „ .Second Town Delivery, . Edinburgh and Glasgow,! ILO „ 11.5 „ 10.45 „ 10.45 „

Prestwick, - • • . ) Irvine 12.0 „ "Glasgow, Paisley, -} 12.0 p.m 12.10 p.m 11.45 „ .. Prestwick, 12.30 p.m, 12.30 p.m. • 12.45 „ 12 50 „ - • Troon, . . • , , America, U.S., and Canada, Satur- 12.45 „ 12.50 „ 12.30 , &c., Wednesday & • • day only, • • ^ 10 1.5 12.45 12.45 „ •Girvan, Maybole, Stranraer „ Glas- . -Cumnock, Edinburgh, 1.45 1.50 „ L15 L30 „ . J o-ow, Kilmarnock, . 1.45 1.45 1.55 ,, 1.30 „ Third Town Delivery, . Dumfries and the South I L30 „

• -J (Parcels only), • Dunaskin,| Dalmellington, 2.45 „ 3.0 „ Maybole, Patna, Holly- 3.0 3.10

Prestwick, . . bush, and 3.0 Glasgow (Parcels only) . 3.45' 3.55 3.36' „ 415 Kdinburgh and Glasgow, . Town Delivery— *Fourth | Alloway, Belmont, Doon- V 4.15 4.30 4.0 „ 4.15 foot District, . • J Ardrossan, Dairy, Irvine, -x Kilwinning, Monkton, Greenock, Paisley, Salt- \. 4.35 „ 4.40 4.20 „ 4.30 coats, Glasgow, Girvan,

and Maybole, • •,, • ) England, Foreign, South of^ Kilmarnock, Ireland, | 4.45 4.45 „ 5.15 „ , Troon, Tarbolton, Ann- C 5.0 „

. bank, Prestwick, . . . j Dumfries, Cumnock.Mauch- \ 5.0 „ 5.15 4.45 line, J North,--^^ J.;- •Glasgow and the ^ 6.30 „ 6.40 6.15 6.30 „ Paisley, North of Ireland, / Fifth Town Delivery, and\ 7.15 „ 7.30 70 7.15 „ Belmont District, . . . . / London, All b^ngland, (^ 7.30 „ 7.45 7.15 Foreign, Kilmarnock, . . j Kilmarnock, England (ex-% cept London and Town, l 7.30 „

South of London), Parcels ) Belfast, Dublin, and All\ 8.30 8.45 8.15 Ireland, / .30 -Glasgow and the North, . 8.30 8.45 815 Edinburgh and East Coast~\ Dumfries, Gallo- Towns, | Avay, Cumtiock, Mauch- | .45 line. New Cumnock, San- > 8.50 8.30 „ London, All Eng- quhar, 1 land, Foreign, Ireland | (via Stranraer and Larne)^' ...

54 DIRECTORY.

Latest Hour of Posting. With Letters (Con.) can be DESPATCHES Letters. extra Parcels. R'g'stered \ stamp. until

Edinburgh, Glasgow, and\ the North, Kilmarnock, | and North Ayrshire ; 10.0 p.m. 9.0 p.m 9.0 p.m. .sjenerally, Saltcoats, f Irvine, Ardrossan, and | Arran, ) SUNDAY. Ail Scotland, England, and) 8.30 10 a.m. Ireland, / „

Sunday. —Late fee at Railway Station, Carlisle and Ayr Sorting Carriage attached to 9.15 train. * Fourth Town Delivery suspended on Saturday.

PILLATl AND 'W'ALL LETTER BOXES.

Sub-Offices, HOURS OF COLLECTION. Names of Pillar and Week Days. Waxl Letter Boxes 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Jth^ 2^ 6th: 7th. 9th. A.M.' A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M P.M P.M P.M P.M fAyr Docks B.O.W.B.... 8 30 11 1 3 15 4 30 5 S Alloway Place W.B.... 5 30 8 30 11 16 1 15 3 30 4 45 V 8 15 9 15 Beresford Terrace W.B. 5 30 8 30 11 12 45 3 15 4 30 6 45 S 9 0^ Broonifield Road P.B.. 5 30 8 30 11 1 3 15 4 SO 6 45 S 9 0- CarrickRoad W.B 5 30 8 30 11 12 45 3 15 4 30 (i 45 8 9 Ca.stlehillRoad W.B.... 5 30 8 30 11 12 50 3 15 4 30 6 30 7 45 9 Cattle Market W.B 5 30 8 30 11 1 3 15 4 40 6 45 8 9 15

() F.glinton Terrace W.B. . 5 30 8 30 11 15 1 15 3 30 4 45 7 8 15 9 15 George Street W. B 5 30 8 30 11 1 3 15 4 30 6 30 7 50 9 0' Gordon Terrace P.P. .. 5 30 8 30 11 (i 12 30 3 15 4 3016 45 7 45 8 45 *Hawkhill T.SO W.B.. 8 30 11 12 45 4 30 :6 30 7 45 9 0' * High Street, T.S.O P. B. 5 30 8 30 11 15 1 15 3 30 4 45 7 S 15 9 15 High Street P. B 5 30 8 30 11 15 1 15 3 30 4 45 7 8 15 9 15. 5 80 8 30111 1 3 15 4 30 6 45 8 9 Kvle Street P.B 5 30 8 3011 1 3 30 4 30 T 8 9 Miller Road P.B 5 30 8 30 1115 1 15 3 30 4 45 7 8 15 9 15 *NewtoiiheadT.S.O W.B 5 30 8 30 11 15 1 3 30 4 40 (i 45 8 9 15 New Road W.B 5 30 8 30 11 1 3 15 4 30 6 45 8 9 North Quay P.B 5 30 8 30 11 1 3 15 4 45 6 45 8 9 15 Princes' Street W.B 5 30 8 30 11 1 3 15 4 30 B 30 7 50 9

Queen's Termce W.B. . . 5 30 8 30 11 1 3 30 4 40 7 8 15 9 15 Racecourse Road W.B. 5 30 8 30 11 1 3 15 4 30 6 45 8 9 0- 15. Railway Station P.B. . . 5 30 8 30 U 12 50 3 15 4 40 6 45 8 9 St Leonard's W.B 5 30 8 30 11 12 45 3 15 4 30 6 45 8 9 0- South Quay W.B 5 30 8 30 11 1 3 SO 4 45 7 8 15 9 15- t*Tam's Brig T.S W.B. 5 30 8 30 11 12 30 3 15 4 30 tt 30 8 9 Town's Buildings P.B.. 5 30 8 30 11 15 1 15 3 30 4 45 7 8 15 9 15 *Wallacetown T S.O P.B 5 30 8 30 11 15 1 3 30 4 40 6 45 8 9 15

Wallace Tower I'.B .^ 30 8 30 11 15 1 15 3 30 4 45:7 8 15 9 15^ Woodfield Road, W.B .. 8 12 15 4 15 6 30 8 30- + Tel. Offices. M.O. and S.B. Offices. No Collection on Sundays. X Not Collected on Saturday. DIRECTORY, • 55' LETTERS. The rate of postage to be prepaid on Inland Letters is : —For a letter not exceeding 4 oz. Id, and so on at the rate of ^d fqr every additional 2 oz. Unpaid letters are charged double postage on delivery, and deficient postage double the deficiency.

Letters may not exceed in size 24 by 12 by 12 inches, unless to • or from Government Offices.

Re-Direction. —No charge is made for re-directing Letters, Post Cards, Books, or Newspai^ers, whether done by a Post Office official or by an agent of the addressee after delivery, provided the letter or packet is re-i.)osted not later than the day following delivery (Sundays and Bank Holidays excluded), and

it does not appear to have been opened ; if posted later, unpaid rates will be charged. Parcels, however, are subject, when re- directed, to an additional postage at the prejjaid rate for each re -direction.

Letters, when once posted, cannot be given back upon any pretence whatever, but must be forwarded to the person to whom they are addressed.

Letters containing articles of a perishable or dangerous nature,, or anything that might prove injurious to the other letters, are- not forwarded, but sent to the Returned Letter Office.

Registration. —Any Letter, Book, Packet, Parcel, etc., can be Registered on payment of the Registration fee in addition to the postage. The fee for Registration, which also secures Com-- l^ensation in the case of loss or damage, is 2d for £5, 3d for £10, and a Id additional for every £10 up to £120. Compensation to the extent of £2 only will be given in the case of a letter containing coin, whatever may be the amount of coin in letter. Such letter or packet requires to be handed over the counter and a receipt obtained. If it be desired to obtain Compensation for damages, the letter must bear the words "Fragile—With Care." NEWSPAPERS. All Newspapers Registered at the General Post Office, Lon- don, printed and published in the LTnited Kingdom at intervals not exceeding seven days, may be sent by post singly or in a packet, within the United Kingdom, for a postage of One Half- penny for each Newspaper, bnt a packet containing two or more registered papers is not chargeable with a higher rate than a book packet of the same weight. No Newspapers must bear on any part of it words of the nature of a letter. No packet of Newspapers must exceed 51b. in weight, 2 feet in length, and one foot in width or depth. BOOK POST. The rate of postage is One Halfpenny for every 2 oz., or fraction thereof. All letters or sealed enclosures in a Book Packet are forbidden. A Book Packet may contain any matter —

56 DIRECTORY. wholly printed on paper, or any other written or printed matter, not being in the nature of a letter, drawings, photographs,, engravings on paper, maps, plans, invoices, orders for goods, credit notes, way-bills, bill of lading, receipts, statements of

accounts, prices current, and market reports ; that the only writing on the documents shall be the dates, prices of goods, and mode of consignment. Manuscript for press, and jmnted proofs with corrections and instruction, examination papers with corrections. Circulars, that is, printed notices and letters, that the circular may be corrected in writing name and address of

: sender. EXPRESS DELIVERY. Letters and Parcels are sent out for special delivery at the following rates, viz. : —For lib., 3d per mile or part thereof, and

for every additional lib. or part thereof, 1| ; if th« sender wishes a cab to be used, the fare in addition must be prepaid.

Single Post Letters by Railway.—An agreement exists between the Post Office and certain Railway Companies for the conveyance of Letters not exceeding 1 oz. at a charge of 2d in addition to the postage of Id. The postage must be prepaid in stamps and 2d in cash. When the letter reaches the terminal station it will be posted at the nearest Post Office receptacle.

POST OFFICE MONEY ORDERS, POSTAL ORDERS, &c. Inland Money Orders.—The rates are:—

On Sums not exceeding £1, . 2d. Above £1 and not exceeding £3, 3d. £3 and not exceeding £10, 4d. No Order issued above £10. "Telegraph Money Order transactions are made between all Offices authorised to transact Telegraph and Money Order business at a •charge of for sums not exceeding £3 4d, and above £3 and not exceeding £10 6d, and a minimum cost of 6d for the official telegram.

Foreign Money Orders. —The regulations are the same as for Inland Orders at the following rates of commission, viz. : —For

sums not exceeding £2, 6d ; £6, Is ; £10, 2s.

Postal Orders. —Postal Orders are issued at all Money Order Offices for fixed sums, for which a poundage is made, viz. :

1/- and 1/6 |d. 2/-, 2/6, 3/-, 3/6, 4/-, 4/6, 5,'-, 7/6, 10/-, and 10; 6, ... Id. 15 -and 20/-, l^d. Amounts to the extent of Fivepence may be made up by affixing postage stamps.

Payment of Postal Orders can also be obtained at Constant- inople, Gibraltar, Hong-Kong, India, Malta, Newfoundland, ^nd Straits Settlements. ——

DIRECTORY. 57

Post Office Savings Banks. —Every Money Order Office, being a Post Office Savings Bank, receives deposits of One .Shilling (or 12 Penny Stamps on an official form, or any number 'Of Pounds and Shillings from any depositor, provided the sums deposited do not exceed £50 in any one year, and the total ameunt standing in the depositor's name does not exceed £200 inclusive of interest—interest at the rate of £2 10s per cent, per annum. Investments in Government Stocks. —Any depositor in a Savings Bank who desires to Invest a certain sum in Government Stocks must send 'to the Controller of the Savings Bank an ^.pplication signed by him on a form to be obtained at any Postal Savings Bank. The sum invested shall not be less than a Is, and shall not exceed £200. The whole amount of Stock credited to ;any one account shall not exceed £500 Stock. TELEGRAMS. The charge for a Telegram throughout the United Kingdom is Sixpence for Twelve Words and under, including the names and addresses of sender and receiver, and, if exceeding Twelve Words, One Halfpenny for every additional word. The amount paid for transmission of a message covers the cost of delivery within three miles from the terminal office, or within the town postal delivery of that office. W^hen the addressee resides beyond the free

• delivery, porterage is charged at the rate of Threepence per mile -or part thereof, reckoning from the terminal telegraph office. POST OFFICE TELEPHONE. Communication by Telephone has been established between the .most important towns in the United Kingdom.

The scale of charges for three minutes conversation is as

: follows : For distance not exceeding 25 miles, 3d.

Exceeding 25 miles and not exceeding 50 miles, . . . 6d. 50 „ „ 75 „ ... 9d. • „ 75 „ ,, 100 „ ... Is.

Every additional 40 miles or fraction thereof, . . . 6d. When the conversation originates on the system of the Post Office, -and is with a person on the system of the National Telephone Company, or vice versa, the following additional charges are

: I made When the Trunk Wire charge for three minutes conversation does not exceed Is 6d, ...... 3d.

Exceeds Is 6d, but does not exceed 3s, ...... 4d. When it exceeds 3s, 6d.

The period of conversation for a single fee is limited to three minutes, but any person may secure the uninterrupted use of a Trunk Line for six minutes by pi'epayiiig a double fee. A subscriber of the Post Office or National Telephone Company may continue a conversation demanded for three minutes for a ^second period of three minutes. .

58 DIRECTORY.

POST CARDS, &c.

• Inland Post Cards (thin are O^d, and thick- 6d for 10 ; Reply-

Cards at double rate. Foreign Post Cards, Id ; Reply, 2d each^ Halfpenny Newspaper Wrappers at the rate of 7 for 4d, and

Penny Wrappers, 8 for 8^d. Letter Cards, 3 for 3-^d ; 7 for 8d. PARCEL POST. Parcels are conveyed at the rate of not exceeding lib. 3d, 21b. 4d, and so on at the rate of Id for every additional pound up to

91b. ; 91b. to 111b. Is.

In dimensions a Parcel must not exceed 3^ feet in length, or 6 feet in length and girth combined.

Parcels may be Registered, and Compensation in the case of damage or loss obtained, as in the case of letters (see under

Registration , but no Compensation is given in the case of damage or loss of coin or money contained in a Parcel. Subject to regulations attending the posting of a Parcel, the Post Office will allow Compensation to the extent of £2 for loss or damage on an tTnregistered Parcel. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN RATES OF POSTAGE. To all destinations outside of the United Kingdom (see note

: below ) the Postage is at the following uniform rates —For

Letters, 2id every i oz. ; Post Cards. Id each ; Newspapers,

Books, and Printed Papers generally, -^d every 2 oz. ; Patterns and Samples, hd every 2 oz., but with a minimum charge of Id ; Commercial Papers i.e., documents not of the nature of personal correspondence), ^d every oz., but with a minimum charge of 2ijd. The above named rates should in all cases be prepaid.

Note. —Postajje on Letters fiom this Covnitry for any of the British Colonies or Posspssions, -nd British Post Offices in China, with the exception of the Australian Colonies, New Zealand, and Rhodesia, is Id per ^ oz. FOREIGN AND COLONIAL PARCEL POST.

The sender of a Parcel is required to fill up a Custom House declaration giving an accurate statement of the contents and value, date of posting, and sender's name and address. The nett. weight of the various articles in a parcel should, if possible, be given, and any other particulars which would facili- tate the assessment of Customs Duty which is collected on delivery. In addition to Customs Duty, a charge of 6d is made on all dutiable Parcels entering Cape Colony, Natal, and Tiansvaal, and Is 6d for the Bechuanaland Protectorate, Mashonaland, Orange River Colony, and Rhodesia. In most European, countries the fee does not exceed 2id per parcel. The general conditions are much the same as for Inland Parcel Post, except that in several cases the dimensions and limit of DIRECTORY. 59

weight are more limited. The dimensions allowed are— iFor

most Continental comitries, 2 feet in any direction ; for Tuj,--

key, 2 feet in length and 4 feet length and girth combined ;

for Canada, 2 feet in length and length and girth combined ; othe British Colonies, Foreign possessions, and Constantinople and Egypt, 3^ feet in length and 6 feet length and girth com-

bined. The limit in weight is in nearly all cases lllbs. , bnt Parcels for Paraguay, Persia, and Rhodesia must not exceed

71bs. , and Parcels for Spain, or sent through Spain, must not -exceed 6Ubs. Articles in Parcels must be carefully packed. Moreover, such is taken into account in dealing with claims for Compensation, and all Parcels must be sealed. The same scale and rate of Insurance for Foreign Parcels

.applies to the following countries : —Austria-Hungary, Bel- gium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cameroons, China, Denmark, Egypt (via Gibraltar), Finland, Germany, Luxemburg, Nor- way, Pi,ussia, Sweden, Switzerland (via Belgium). The In- .sured Parcels liave all the safegviards of the Registration system, and, subject to the Post Office regulations. Compensation will be paid if they are lost or damaged in the post. To

secure Compensation up to £12, Jie fee is 5d ; £24, 7M ; £36, lOd, &c., &c. For further information see Post Office Guide. WINOELLA" SPECIALTIES (Regd. No3.-227,555, 237,248, 358,788, 366,892) WON'T SHRINK: AND WEAR WELL. " Wincella " Material possesses all the merits of Scotch Wincey without its disadvantages. It is very durable, suitable for the most sensitive skins, more pleasant to wear than ordinary flannel and non shrinking. It can now be had in all wool cellular makes which have the hygienic quality of clothing the body in air. By a new process white and cream Wincella can be had in a special make for children and invalids, —wet proof yet perfectly porous. "Wincella" is suitable for Blouses, Shirts, Yachting and Cycling Costumes, Children's Frocks, Ladies' Nightdresses and Underclothing, Babies' Garments, Nurses' Dresses, Gent.'s Pyjamas, Shirts and Under- wear. It can now be had in a larjie variety of plain and fancy colours, stripes and checks, single and double widths, light medium and heavy weights Prices from 1/3^ per yard. Patterns Free on A'pjiUcation. "Wincella" Hosieiy now made from same yarn, in all weights, qualities and sizes for Ladies', Chddren's and Gent.'s wear. Won't dirink. Pleasant and non-irritant to sensitive skins. Moderate Prices. "Wincella" Stockings and Sox have a doubling thiead of "Win- cella" Yarn inserted throughout ankle and foot, making these parts nnshrinkable and doubling the wear. In plain or ribbed cashmere or llama, also hand wrought in our famous 3, i, 5-ply fingerings. Price List sent to any Address. warehouseman and \d, D. MACMRTHUR, .^^ i,.,.,.,.i, „„„ Complete Outfitter, Winton BisifcSmgs, Ayr...... ) .

00 DIRECTORY. FOREIGN & COLONIAL PARCEL POST.

Countries. Weight not Exceeding Despatched.

Letters Prohibited. 71b. lib S D S D Argentine Republic, 3 7 4 10 Alternate Thursdays^ Austria-Hungary, via Hamburg, 2 2 6 Daily. via Belgium, do. Belgium, 1 8 2 2i do. Bei'muda, 2 3 Alternate Saturdays. Brazil, 4 British Central Africa, •^ 3 Fortnightly. British East Africa, 1 2 Monthly.' Chili (direct), 3 9 4 Alternate Wednesdays^ via France, 3 10 4 Alternate Tuesdays. China, Hong Kong, &c., 1 2 Alternate Tuesdays.

Colombia, Republic of , . 2 3 Alternate Tuesdays. Constantinople and Smyrna, via

France and Italy, . . . . / 2 Wednesdays-

via Liverpool, . 1 Inqniieat P.O.

Denmark, via Hamburg, . 1 6 via Belgium 1 9 Daily. Egypt (direct), 1 Tuesdays.

via France and Italy, . 2 Mondays and Fridays^ Finland, via Sweden, same as Sweden. France, Daily. German South and West Africa, \ via Hamburg p 4 times a week- Germany, via Hamburg, Daily. via Belgium, 8 Daily. Greece, 3 Daily. Holland, 3 Daily. India (direct), lib Is. 21b Is 8d., Tuesdays. (overland), Tuesdays. Italy, via France, 6 Daily. via Belgium 3 Daily, Labuan, 3 alternate Tuesday. Madagascar, via France, 6th & 21st of each mom hi Madeira, Friday Malta. Tues. Thurs. & Friday. (direct), 1 0^2 G about once a week.

Mauritius, via France, . 3 6th if- 21st of each month viaColomb>, 2 once a month. Norway, 1 6 Mon Wed. and Friday. Paraquay, 4 Alternate Tuesday.

Persia, via Marseilles, . e 4 7 10 Tuesday. Peru, 4 6 5 A Iternate Tuesday. Portugal (by sea direct), Alternate Thursdays.

Roumania, via Cologne, . Daily. via Hamburg, 4 times a week.

Russia, via Hamburg, . ) same as Germany, /' sea direct.

via Belgium and Holland^ , . 93 3 Daily. Servia, via Cologne, 63 Daily 3'2 via Hamburg, . 9 4 times a week. Spain, ol (Limit of W't 6Mb) Dailyr Sweden, 2 2 3 2 11. Tues. Wed. and Friday . .

DIRECTORY. ' 6!l

Foreign and Colonial Parcel Post—(Continued).

Weight not Countries. exceeding Despatched.

Switzerland, via France, 1 6 2 2 6 Daily. via Belgium, 1 9 2 3 2 9 Daily.

Turkey, via French agencies, . 2 3 2 8 3 1 Daily

via Austrian agencies, . 2 2 6 3 U Daily. West India Jainaica—Leward Island, 1 2 3 Alternate Tuesday, Zanzibar, I 2 3 once a month.

To the following places the rate is per lib. up to the limit of llll)s. except for Rhodesia, limited- to 71bs.

Countries. is Despatched.

21b, Australia, N.S. Wales, Victoria,

S. & W. Australia. Tasmania, 1 fi Wednseday. Queensland, BritishNewGuinea 1 6 Wednesday. lib Canada and British Columbia, 8 6

Cape Colony and Natal, . 9 9 Fridays. Orange River Colony and Trans- vaal, 1 1 Fridays. Rhodesia, South—Mashonaland 1 9 1 9 Fridays Rhodesia, N E., 1 6 1 fi Fridays

India, Burraah, Ceylon, every Tuesday; Newfoundland, Thursday ;

Strait Settlement, alternate Tuesday : Cyprus, Gibraltar, LewaVd

Island (West India), Tuesday ; Zanzibar, ith Tuesdays. 1 to 31bs,,

Is ; 3 to 71bs, 2s ; T to lllbs, 3s.

Letters are Prohibited in Parcels to most of the places abroad.

Prohibited Articles. —Parcels containing Gunpowder^.

Cartridges, Lucifer Matches, or other explosives- ; Live Animals, or Bladders containing Liquids, or anything likely to injure other Parcels, cannot be sent by Parcel Post.- :

Betto^aae H. Sec (jfrencb Cleaninc?).

DYEING ANO GLEA»e!NG IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

Ladies' and Gent 's Dresses beautifully

Cleaned and Finished like New. . . . By our French or Dry Cleaning Method, Materials of the most Delicate Colour or Texture can be cleaned without the Slightest Injury to Colour and No Shrinkage. Household Furnishing of Every Description Lace Curtains, Damask, Serge, Repp, Plush Tablecovers, Rugs, Mats, Cre- tonnes, Chintz Hangings, etc., etc., Cleaned and when necessary Re-Dyed or Dyed other Suitable Colours. WALLACE&CARRUTH i AYR DYE WORKS, 186, 188 HIGH STREET, AYR.

Price List on Application. Established 1862. )

GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Abernethy, Alexander, painter, 101 South HarVx)ur street Abernethy, Archibald, shopman, Victoria terrace, 30 Viewfiekl road Abernethie, J., tobacconist, 12 New Bridge street Abernethie, Mrs, 67 New road Adair, Miss, Kensington terrace, 39 Miller road Adam & Co., Family Butchers, 5 Ne-wmarket Street —(See advt page 99) Adam, James, 41 Kyle street Adam, Robert, sanitary inspector for Ayr Burgh, Town's buildings, High street—house, Benvue, Ailsa place Adam & Son, boot and shoemakers, 92 High street—house, 4 Havelock Terrace, 16 Miller road Adam, Colonel W. P., Sea Tower, 42 Racecourse road Adam, Miss B., of Adam & Co., Fairholm, 46 Castlehill road Adam, Miss, Brooksby, Seafield road AcLamson, James & Son, Jolsbin^ hardeners, ShielhiU Nursery, off St Leonard's Road- (See advt. page 147 "Advertiser," Printing and Publishing Office, 100 High street Af^eck, "William, & Son, Upholsterers and Funeral Undertakers, 2^ and 49 Hi^h Street—M. White, sole partner. (See advt. page 45) Agnew, Andrew, 139 South Harbour street Agnew, William, slater, 4 Nelson street Agnew, Miss J., dress and mantle maker, 24 Old Bridge street Agnew, Mrs, 27 Duke street Agnew, Mrs, 58 Elba street Ailsa Shipbuilding Co., Limited, South Beach Ainslie, Fredrick, Broom cottage, 43 Hawkhill avenue Aird, Arthur, timber measurer, 32 Queen's terrace Aird, Robert, rural postman to Whitletts, Burnbank cottage. May bole road Aird, Mrs James, Dress and Mantle Maker, Content Cottage, AlTaert Terrace. (See advt. page 49) Airdrie, Adam, carter, 42 Peebles street Airdrie, Robert, carter, 42 Peebles street Airlie, Miss A., dressmaker, 138 High street Aitken, Alexander, joiner, 123 George street Aitken, Hugh, mason, 31 Kyle street K 64 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

<» Aitken, James, 9 Elmbauk street Aitken, John, carter, 229 High street Aitken, John, Painter, 186 High street Aitken, Joseph, engine driver, 5 Goshen terrace, M 'Call's avenue Aitken, William, clerk, Milrig place, 2 Charlotte street Aitken, Miss, late of Wellington Lodge, 24 Eglinton terrace Aitken, Miss, 51 Green street Aitken, Mrs, grocer, 85 Cross street Aitken, Mrs, Kinnoul cottage, 96 Allison street Aitkinson, Andrew^, 60 Cross street Alexander, Alexander newspaper manager, Springfield, St Leonard's road Alexander, Alexander, engine driver, 49 Peebles street Alexander, Alexander, gardener, 43 Content street Alexander, A. S., teacher (Academy), Milrig place, 6 Charlotte- street Alexander, David, cabinetmaker, 1 Union avenue Alexander, David, flesher, 16 Russell street Alexander, Donald, carpenter, Cornhill cottage, 62 Prestwick. road Alexander, James (of Wm. Alexander & Sons), Falkland house,. 31 Prestwick road Alexander, Peter, cabinetmaker, 28 Peebles street Alexander, Robert, baker, 30 Wallace street Alexander, Robert, grocer, 39 and 41 Russell street Alexander, Thomas, miner, 36 Back Main street Alexander, William (of W. Alexander & Sons), Dunalastair^ Wheatfield road Alexander, William, manager Ayr Shipyard, 43 Fort street Alexander, William, mason, 41 Main street Alexander, Wm., & Sons, timber merchants, Wallacetown sawmills, head of John street Alexander, Miss, teacher of music, 11 Barns terrace Alexander Miss, 70 Prestwick road Alexander, Mrs I vie, 11 Barns terrace Alexander, Mrs, 67 Wallace street Alexander, Mrs R., grocer, 41 Russell street Alexander, Mrs, 29 Hawkhill avenue Allan, Alexander, 23 Elmbank street Allan, David (of D. Allan & Son), coal merchants, 6 Darlington road Allan, David, joiner, 94 Main street Allan, David, & Son, Coal Horchants, 59 Sand^ate^ (See advt. page 43)

Allan, G-- E., Grocer and Provision Hercliant, "76; Sandgate—house, 4 St Jolm Place. (See advt. page 98) Allan, Hugh L., journalist, 22 Ballantine drive Allan, Hugh, & Co., Joiners, 125 Main Street—house. Brewery House, 110 Main street. (See advt. page 130) Allan, James C, traveller, Ardwell, 10 Belmont avenue —

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Allan, John, shoemaker, 23 Union buildings, Smith street Allan, John, coachman, Duneric, 11 South Park road Allan, Holaert, Fish, C^ame, Poultry, and Ice Mer- chant, 22 ITe-w Bridge Street, and Brancli Shop, Main Street, PreStwick— liouse, 8 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street. (See advt. page 36) Allan, Robert, cycle ag-ent, 59 Kyle street Allan, Robert, 12 Ballantine drive Allan, Thomas, Grocer and Spirit Merchant, 106 Main Street—house, 23 Bams street. (See advt. page 139) Allan, Wallace, watchmaker and jeweller, 4 Newmarket street house, 2 Newmarket street Allan, William (of D. Allan & Son), West Park, 44 Park circus Allan, Wm. N., manager, Maryville, 5 Prestwick road Allan, William, church officer, 97 Mill street Allan, Miss A. E., fancy goods merchant, 32 Alloway street - house, 70 Castlehill road Allan, Miss, nurse, 55 Sandgate Allan, Mrs, 20 Weaver street Allan, Mrs, 8 Buckingham terrace Allan, Mrs, 6 Windsor terrace, Prestwick road Allan, Mrs, William, Havannah place, 7 Viewfield road Allan, Mrs, Wellington chambers, 64 Fort street Allison, Rev. James, minister Emeritus, U.F. Church, Alexandria, Hawbank, St Leonards road Allison, Robert, clerk, 17 Duke street Allison, Mrs, 1 Doon terrace, Mjdton road Allwood, Charles, piano tuner, 10 Queen's terrace Alsing, 0. P., Cigar and Cigarette Importer, 5*7 N©w» market Street—house, Carrick view, St Leonards road. (See advt. page 4) Alsing, Misses, 25 Eglinton terrace Alston, William, 19 Miller road Anderson Brothers, General Drapers, Union House, Place D'Auray Buildings, 62 Alloway Street. (See advt. page 20) Anderson, Rev. George, Original Secession manse, 28 Bellevuc crescent Anderson, Greorge, pointsman, 40 North Harbour street Anderson, Hugh, wood cutter, 2(» Elmbank street Anderson, John, Bank of Scotland, 24 Sandgate Anderson, John, clerk. Rose cottao-e, off Prestwick road Anderson, John, coal trimmer, 19 Back Main street Anderson, John, ca.rpet weaver, 37 New road Anderson, John, engineer, 131 Main street Anderson, Laurence, art master, Ayr Academy, 5 Cassillis street Anderson, Richard M., Midton cottage, 60 Midton road —

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Anderson, Robert, Fish, Poultry and Ice Merchant^ 35 Main Street—house, 37 New road (See advt page 27) Anderson, Robert, hairdresser, 15 Wallace street—house, 49 Wellington street Anderson, "Robert, brass moulder, 99 Wallace street Anderson, Robert, joiner, 31 South Harbour street Anderson, Robert (of Patersou & Anderson', 32 Content street Anderson, Samuel, saddler, 109 George street Anderson, William, traveller, 138 High street Anderson, William, groom, 7 Wellinston square Anderson, William, mason, 4 Bel videre terrace, off Allison street Anderson, Miss, dressmaker, 28 Mill street Anderson, Miss, manageress of Greenan Steam Laundry Coy., Doonfoot Anderson, Misses, Glencloy, 51 Midton i-oad Anderson, Mrs, 23 Nelson street Anderson, Mrs, 1 2 Northfield avenue Anderson, Mrs, 27 Union avenue Andrew, James, joiner, 4 Queen street Andrew, John, joiner, 19 Nelson street Andrew, John, mason, Viewfield place, 76 Allison street Andrew, John, painter, 96 Green street Andrew, John, lorryman, 22 Green street lane Andrew, Robert, plumber, 50 Kyle street Andrew, Thomas, solicitor, 17 Newmarket street—house, 36 Park circus Andrew, Thomas, gardener, Wattfield cottage, 49 Midton road Andrew, T., gardener, 7 Elmbank street Andrew, Miss, 26 Barns street Andrev/, Mrs James, 2 Wellington square Andrev*^ Mrs, 48 Allison street Arbuckle, James M., H.M. Inspector of Factories, 22 Chalmers road, West Arbuckle, Rev. Robert H., Garfield, 8 Chalmers road. East Arbuckle, William, auctioneer, 2 Dalblair terrace, Dalblair road Arbuckle, Mrs George, glass and china merchant, 94 Sandgate house, 56 Fort street Archbold, William, saw sharper, 1 Saltfield house, York street Armour, Hugh, church officer, 61 Sandgate Armour, Jauies, tailor, 30 Wallace street Armour, John, mason, 1 Campbell street Armstrong, Charles, tailor, 59 Content street Armstrong, David, mason, 152 George street Armstrong, James, carder, 52 Green street Armstrong, John, si>irit salesman, 3 South Harbour street Armstrong, William, clerk, Florida terrace,, 17 Falkland park Armstrong, Miss, 13 Church street Arnold, Charles, hairdresser, 25 Sandgate Arnott, Andrew, plumber, 23 River terrace Arrol, Sir William, M.P., Seafield house. Racecourse Arthur, David, railway servant, 19 Green street Arthur, Hugh, bar officer. County buildings—house, 22 Eglinton terrace GENERAL DIRECTORY. 67

Arthur, Mattht^w, joiner, Doonfoot Arthur, T. Gr., Carrick house, 48 Carrick road Artillery, 1st Ayr and Galloway Volunteers, hall, 125 South Harbour street Auld, Alexander, electrician, 1 Burns Statue square, AUoway street Auld, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 33 Church street Auld, James B., plumber, Innez cottage, 13 Viewfield road Auld, Captain John H., Barns crescent Auld, John, porter, 59 Kyle street Auld, John, plumber. Old Brewery house, Fort Auld, Thomas, engineer, 3 Ralston place, Sanquhar road, Hawk- hill . , Auld, T^illiam, & Sons, PlumToers, Slaters, Electrical and Sanitary Engineers, 70 Sandgate and 4S Port Street—house, 66 Sandgate. (See advt. page 7) Auld, Miss, 2 Park terrace Auld, Mrs, 45 Mill street Auld, Mrs, 19 River terrace Austin, David, 24 New Bridge street Austin, David, baker, 11 Main street Austin, John, cabman, 240 High street Ayr Academy, Fort street Ayr Billpostin^ Company, 16 New Bridge Street- Manager, Peter Price. (See advt. page 40) Ayr Bowling Green, Cassillis street Ayr Club 11 Academy street Ayr Coffee House, 54 High street—manager, J. Bowden Ayr Corporation Electricity Works, Mill street Ayr Corporation Tramways Office, 1 High street. Telephone, No. 123. Fred Coutts, general manager—house, Burnside, Prestwick road Ayi' Day Nursery, 90 Wallace street Ayr Equitable Loan Office, 115 High street Ayr Mineral "Watcir Co., 30 Garden Street. Manager, Gilbert Rowan—house, 5 Avondale teri^ace, Falkland park. (See advt. page 20) Ayr Steam Shipping Company, The Docks, North Quay. (See advt. page 113) Ayr Structural Stamping Co., West Sanquhar road. Manager, William Mackie Ayrshire Auction Company, Ltd., Auctioneers and Cattle Salesmen, Cattle Market. Office, 55 Kyle Street. (See advt. page 94) Ayrshire Imperial Yeomanry Stores, 1 Boat Vennal

'' Ayrshire Post " Printing and PuTalishing Office, Nile Court, High Street. Manager, W. G. Wallace. (See advt. page 8) Ayrshire School of Art and Women's Industries, 56 Newmarket street t)« GENERAL DIRECTORY. B

Baillie, Alexander, FurnishixL^ Ironmonger, 225 Hi^k Street—(See advt. page 114) Baillie, James, 24 Ballantine drive Baillie, James, engineer, 32 Taylor street Baillie, John, engineer, 43 Green street lane Baillie, Captain William, Kingchoil, 3 Broomfield road

Baillie, William (of Mulholland & Baillie , 89 High street Baillie, William, boilerniaker, 44 Back Main street Bain, George (headmaster Smith's Institution), Smith's cottage 6 Midton road Bain, John, lathsplitter, 9 Taylor street Bain, Walter iof Ayr Steam Shipping Co.\ 19 Barns street Bain, Mrs James, Ashereden, 27 Park circus Baird, David, Allison street dairy, 62 Allison street Baird, George, shoemaker, 117 George street Baird, Harry R., St Leonards, 73 Midton road

Baird, Hugh, draper's traveller, Wellington chambers, ii Fullarton street Baird, James, builder, 31 Dalblair road Baird, James, Roselea dairy, 34 Princes street Baird, J. Douglas, 10 Wellirigton square Baird, John, joiner, 53 Wellington street Baird, Philip, tailor, 3 Garden street Baird, William, 30 Queen's terrace Baird, William, piano tuner, 252 High street Baird, Mi&s E., Court Dressmaker and Milliner, 16 Barns Street (See advt. page 112) Baird, Mrs, nurse, 187 High street Baird, Mrs Hugh, 44 High street Ballantyne, Alexander, slater, River terrace—house, 192 High street Ballantyne, Miss, Glenholm, 2 Carrick avenue Ballard, Major J. R., Cloncaird, 26 Carrick road Bank of Scotland, Sandgate. Agents—W. & W. J. Pollock Bara, Artist Photographer, Fort Studio, Citadel Place, and Troon— (See advt. inside of Front Cover) Bara,, Mrs, 7 Bellevue crescent Barbour, James, cab driver, 226 High street Barbour, Mrs Hugh, 4 Tryfield place, off West Sanquhar road Barclay, James, town postman, 10 Ailsa place (Fort) Barclay, John, Blanefield cottage, 77 Prestwick road Barclay, Robert, letter stamper, 44 Content street Barclay, Mrs Robert, fruiterer, 76 Cross street Barkowsky, Emil, hairdresser, 30 Northpark avenue, o2 Prestwick road Barlow, Edward, upholsterer, 17 River street Barlow, John, 25 Kyle street Barns, Hugh, railway guard, 100 Green street '

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Barns, John, engine driver, 57 Peebles street Barns, John, jobbing gardener. 111 Cross street

Barns, William, green grocer. 76 George street , Barnes, William, craneman, 18 Wellington street Barnett, Mrs, G alloway crescent, 49 Russell street Barr, James, salerooms, 4 Wallace street Barr, James, dealer, 64 and 66 George street Barry, Thomas, engine driver, 2 Nelson street Barry, William, gardener, 127 George street Baxter, John, blacksmith, 222 High street Baxtei", Robert, club keeper, 26 Waggon road Bayne, W. T., 16 Chalmers road Bayne, Miss, 21 Bellevue crescent Beachcroft, Mrs R., 5 Park terrace Beat, Charles, spirit merchant. 13 New Bridge street—house, 4 New bridge street Beaton, Walter, headmaster Prestwick school—house, 32 Allison street Beaton, Miss, 38 New road Beattie, Robert, groom, 221 High street Beattie, Thomas, town postman, 78 High street Beattie, William, millworker, 69 Princes street Bechelli, Adolfo, ice cream merchant, 34 Carrick street Beckett, Mrs, 27 Barns street Begg, Alexander & Co., tweed manufacturers, tweed mills, Viewfield road Begg, Robert, seaman, 105 South Harbour street Begg, Mrs Adam, 166 High Street Bell, Alexander, engineman, 40 Princes street Bell, Alexander, joiner, 9 Union avenue

:Bell, Henry, Chemist, 54 Main Street—house, Seagieam, 41 Prestwick Road. (See advt. page 53) Bell, James, clerk G. P.O., Norwood, 33 Hawkhill Bell, John, superintendent, Industrial School, St Leonard's road Bell, John, shoemaker, 36 Peebles street .Bell, Rannie & Co., "Wine Merchants, 5 Fort Street- Harry Hart, agent Bell, Robert, shoemaker, 21 Content street

Bell, Thomas Y. , bank accountant. Commercial Bank House, 34 Sandgate Bell, Thomas, teacher, Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort street Bell, William, railway guard, 70 Allison street Bell, Miss A., 8 Eglinton terrace. Fort Bell, Mrs, grocer, 44 Princes street

3ennett, A. M., Ladies' and G-entlemen's Tailor and. Clothier, 57 Sandgate—house, 7 Eglinton terrace. (See advt. page 137) 70 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Sennett, J. £. & Sons, Painters and Decorators to thO' late Queen—"Wellington CliamTsers. (Seeadvt. page 127) Benson, Mrs, tailoress, 16 Allison street Benzie, William, Galloway crescent, 77 Russell street Best, John, hair dresses, 65 Princes Street Beveridge, David, 58 Alloway Street Severidge, William Chemist, 2 Hacneille Building's^ Newmarlset Street—house, 17 Barns street. (See advt. page 92) Biagi, Celestino, confectioner, 64 Sandgate and 17 High street

Bibbey Cake Coy. , York street lane Binney, Alexander, retired bank inspector, Wattfield, 47 Midton road Bird, Mrs, 3 New road Birrell, John, manager. Maypole Dairy Co., Orris bank, 12; Campbell street Black, James, checker, 20 Elba street lane Black, James, baker, 14 Kirk port Black, Malcolm, 25 James street Black, Robert, coachman, 45 Mill street Black, William, clerk, 3 Campbell street Black, William R., draper, 8 High street— house, 7 Mont- gomery terrace Black, William, & Son, Ltd., collieries agents. Dock buildings,. North quay Black, Mrs, 51 Alloway street Black, Mrs, Tryfield place

Blackwood & Co. , waterproof and indiarubber merchants, 33- Sandgate Blackwood, Hugh, mason, 28 Content street Blackwood, Hugh, clerk, 68 Church street Blackwood, John, collector, 252 High street Blackwood, Captain Thomas, 4 Alloway place Blackwood, Miss C, 52 Kyle street Blackwood, Mrs, Ayr Laundry, 3 Cathcart street—house, 9' Cathcait street Blaikie, Adam, tailor, 11 Elmbank street. Blair, John, guard, 14 Newmarket street Blair, George, slater, 24 Argyle street Blair, James, foreman joiner, Hopelea, Castlehill road Blair, Captain R. S. Hunter, Invercloj', 46 Racecourse roadi Blair, Robert, gardener, Craigie Lodge, Craigie road Blair, Miss, Blackburn Cottage, 25 Beresford terrace Blair, Mrs, 15 Queen's terrace Blair, Mrs John, grocer, 25 Carriek street Blakley, Thomas, 30 Hope street I GENERAL DIRECTORY. 71'

Blane, Thomas, blacksmith, 65 Mill street Blane, Quintin, bank agent, Albany, 25 Castlehill road Blane, Mrs, 24 Wallace street Blue, David, cabman, 46 Carrick street Bluje, Miss, 74 Sandgate Blue, Mrs Patrick, grocer, 33 South Harbour street Bolton, James, commission agent and tobacconist, 18 Carrick street—house, Douglas Villa, 98 New road Bolton, VViliam, 40 Church street Bone, David, plasterer, 31 Nelson street Bone, David, nurseryman and fruiterer, 10 Newmarket street—house, Albury Hall, Kingcase, New Prestwick Bono, D. & T., Plasterers, 83 BlTsa Street—house, 17 Queen street. (See advt. page 78) Bone, John, insurance agent, 63 Princes street Bone, John, joiner, 8 Victoria street fione, Robert, grocer, 15 and 17 Nelson street Bone, Thomas, cabdriver. Union Buildings, 23 Smith street Bone, William, lorryman, 26 Peebles street Bone, William & Sons, saddler, 69 Alloway street Bone, Miss, millitier, 2 Fort street Bone, Miss Margaret, 19 Ashgrove street Bone, Miss, confectioner, 40 Kyle street Boning, Charles, 50 Russell street Bonner, Daniel, bricklayer, 22 Russell street Boon, Alexander, carpenter, 93 Main street Boon, William, craneman, 43 Green street Borland, James, printer, 22 Mill street Borland, John, plumber, 14 Green street Borland, Joseph, 66 Princes street Borland, Robert, plasterer, 50 Princes street Borland, William, baker, 54 Princes street Boswell, Mrs Patrick Douglas, Sandgate House, Sandgate Bovill, Thomas, Inland Revenue, 3 Belmont avenue Bowden, Joseph, manager, Ayr Coffee House, 54 High street

Bowie & Co. , iipholsterers, 58^ Sandgate Bowie, David, of Greenan Steam Laundry Co., Abbotsford, St Leonard's Road

Bowie, Harry, of Bowie & Co. , 8 Bath place

;Bo'^ie, James Ss Coy., Calainetmakers & TTpholsterers,, 63 and 65 Newmarket Street. (See advt. page 136) Bowie, James (of James Bowie & Co3^), Hazeldean, 17 Ash- grove street Bowie, John, Ladj^smith cottage, Seaforth road Bowie, John, cabinetmaker, 83 New road Bowie, W. & J., dyers, 15 Newmarket street —

-jti GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Bowie, Mrs, 51 Alioway street Bowie, Mrs, 27 River terrace W

Bowie, Mrs Wm. , Midton cottage, 60 Midton road W Bowman, John, shopman, Carmel cottage. 4 Limekiln road Bowman, Joseph, French polisher, 101 Wallace street Bowman, Walter, traveller, 2 Union avenue Boyce, Thomas, railway guard, 75 Green street Boyd, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 6 Old bridge street house, Leaderbank, 6 Holmston road

Boyd, Alexander T. , head gardener, 14 Carrick avenue Boyd, AndreM% masoii, 6 Church street Boyd, George, 1 St John's place. Fort street Boyd, Colonel J. G. Hay, of Townend, 1 Wellington square Boyd, James, house factor, 74 George sti-eet Boyd, James, gardener, Craigie street .Boyd, John, Boot and Shoemaker, 49 Sandgate—house 3 Barns crescent. (8ee advt. page 52) Boyd, John, solicitor, 6 Buckingham terrace Boyd, John, ma ager of British Homes, 180 High street .Boyd, Joseph, Sculptor, near Railway Station—house, Overdale, 36 Castlehill road. (See advt. page 83) Boyd, Leonard C, solicitor. Procurator Fiscal for the Burgh of Ayr, Logic, 6 Chalmers road, off Castlehill road Boyd, Montgomery, 59 Content street Boyd, William, shoemaker, 14 Church street Boyd, Wm., joiner, 3 Tryfield place, off West sanquhar road Boyd, Wm., coachman, Galloway crescent, 57 Russell street Boyd, William, gardener, Belleisle gardens Boyd, Mrs, dressmaker, 1 St John's place, Fort street Boyd, Misses, Logic, Chalmers road, off Castlehill road Boyd, Mrs, 3 Gordon teirace Boyd, Mrs, ALlerstone avenue, off Prestwick road Boyd, Mrs John, 6 Buckingham terrace Boyd, Mrs, 69 Princes street Boyd, Mrs, 12 Green street Boyes, Thomas, postman to Alloway, 34 Weaver street Boyes, William, i^ailway guard, 50 Viewfield road Boyle, David, 8 Tryfield place, off West sanquhar road Boyle, George, pawnbroker, 29 and 33 Cross street—house, Leo villa, Craigie road

Boyle, G. A. , shoemaker, 16 Kyle street Boyle, William, bookseller and newsagent, 98 Main street Bo^de, William, joiner, Cessnock cottage, 7 Princes street Boyle, William, veterinary surgeon, 247 High street Boyle, Mrs, 9 John street JJoys' Industrial School, St Leonard's road Brackenridge, Adam, Murray place, 86 Allison street —

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3rac^ennd^e, Alexander, Joiner and Builder, 5^ G-reen Street Lane—house, Woodfield Terrace, Prest- wick Road. (See-advt. page 66) Brackenridge, James, coal trimmer, 76 Princes street Brackenridge, James, shoemaker, 2 Old bridge street Brackenridge, John, grocer, 5 Woodlield road Brackenridge, Robert, storeman, 8 Albert terrace Brackenridge, Robert, top cutter, 2 Ebenezer, place. M'Call's avenue Brackenridge, Thomas, shoemaker, 16 Victoria street Brackenridge, Wdiiam, Hesher, 35 Nelson street hrand & Mollison, dyers and cleaners, 4 Sandgate Braney, David, cooper, 14 Church street Viranney, Mrs, 16 Carrick street

Br-echi. , William, sen., wine merchant, Mary ville, Blackburn road "Prechin, William, wine merchant, Braemar, 55 Midton road Brechney, Thomas, railway servant, 46 Waggon road Bremner, William, clerk, Bentinck place, 17 Russell street Brewster, James, clerk. 5 Alexandria terrace. Union avenue Bridges, William, Prince Alfred Hotel, 8 and 10 Sandgate Briggs, John, traveller, 11 Milliken park, off Prestwick road

.'British Homes Assurance Corporation, Limited- Manager for Ayr ard district, John Boyd, 180 High street. (See advt. page 158)

British Legal Life Assurance Coy. , Limited, 55 Kyle street William Muir, superintendent British Linen Coy. Bank, 123 High street—Agent, F. Gordon Hrown Prodie, James, pilot, 2 Hall's vennel Brodie, John, carpenter, 101 South Harbour street Brooks, James, trunk maker, Alexandria Cottage, offM'Call's avenue Broom, John, Westwood, Woodfield road Brothersion, William, 111 South Harbour street Brown, Adam, Garnock Cottage, 50 Church street Brown, Alexander, finisher, 68 Green street lane 3ro"7rn, Andrew, Spirit Merchant, 9 Newmarket Street. (See advt. pai:e 105) Brown, Charles, baker, 240 High street Brown, David, draper, 1 George street—house, 54 Green street Brown, Frank Gordon, agent British Linen Co. Bank, Garden Park. 36 Miller road J^rown, George, steward. Union buildings, 23 Smith street Brown, Hiigh, grocer's assistant, 9 Taylor street 74 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Brown, Hugh, School Board officer and house factor, Milrig; place, 8 Charlotte street Brown, Hugh, 9 George street Brown, Hugh, butcher, 3 Peebles street Brown, Hugh, barman, 8 Church place, Cross street Brown, Rev. H. D., Baptist minister, 2 Carrick view, St Leonard's road Brown, Hugh, 5 Wellington street Brown, Hugh, painter, 48 Nelson street Hrown, James D., coachbuilder, 175 High street Brown, James, iron driller, 24 New Bridge street Brown, James, Victoria restaurant, 2 New Bridge street— house, 4a New Bridge street Brown, James, 61 Wellington street Brown, James, coachman, Belmont house Brown, Jasper, coachman, Airlie House stables, off Race- course road Brown, J. M., Havelock terrace, 24 Miller road Brown, John, baker and confectioner, 47 Newmarket street^

2 Union buildings, and Tarn's I rig Brown, John, baker, 13 Alloway street Brown, John, rural postman to Auchendrane, Annfield Cottage, Maybole road Brown, John, Gleniff'er, 13 Ashgrove street Brown, John, mason, 32 Princes street Brown, John, surfaceman, 79 Mill street Brown, John, bottler, 1 Belvidere terrace, off Allison street Brown, John, mason, Wolseley place, 21 Church street Brown, John, law clerk, Milrig place, 8 Charlotte street Brown, Quintin, china rooms, 18 Wallace street—^house,, Elmbank cottage, Tam's brig Brown, R. G. (of Forrest & Co.), 15 Bellueve crescent Brown, Robert, pipemaker, 60 Green street lane Brown, Thomas, joiner, Devon cottage, 37 Hawkhill avenue Brown, William, butler, Milrig place, 8 Charlotte street Brown, William, groom, 105 High Street Brown, William, bricklayer, 32 Wellington street Brown, William, clerk, 46 John rtreet Brown, Miss Spence, dressmaker, 8 Carrick park Brown, Miss, Laundrj^ 9 George Street Brown, Mrs, Victoria park house, Victoria park, off Race- course road Brown, Mrs, mangier, 12 Viewfield road Brown, Mrs, 2 Hope street Brown, Mrs Thomas, 10 Lancaster terrace, Bellevue creseent Brown, Mrs William, 15 Bellevue crescent

Browning, Alfred F. , Glenerne, 43 Park circus Browning, Charles, 16 Queen's terrace —

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I Browning, Jeffrey, collector of Customs, 2 Fort street house, Glenerne, Park circus Browning, John, bookbinder, 2 Church street Browning, Robert, upholsterer, 10 High street • Browning, William, teacher, 19 Bellevue crescent Brownlee, John, insurance agent, 9 Craigie street Brownlee, Robert, 143 South Harbour street Brownlie, Thomas, porter, 16 Sandgate

3rucciani, F. & Co-, Confectioner, Continental Cafe, 4 and 6 Kyle Street— Branches, 13 Wallace street and 12 Kyle street. (8ee advt. page 142) Bruce, Alexander, traveller, 3 Dean place, M 'Call's avenue Bruce, George, MacKay, compositor, 35 John street Bruce, Mrs idenry, 35 John street Bruce, Mrs, 29 John street Bruhan, Mrs, 50 Alloway street Bryce, Captain Robert, 34 Bellevue crescent Bryden, Andrew, joiner, 90 Elba street Bryden, David, coachbuilder, 101 New Road Bryden, Johnson, 54 Elba street

: Bryden, Thomas, Dennison ITursery, Holmston Eoad —house, 18 Beresford terrace. (See advt. page 41) Bryden, Thomas, agent, 52 Church street Bryden, William, blacksmith, 8 Victoria street Bryden, Mrs, Menock, 32 Holmston road Bryden, Mrs, 106 New road Bryden, Mrs, 51 Wellington street" Bryson, Samuel, storeman, Catrine place, 51 Wellington street Bryson, Miss, milliner, 14 Sandgate—house, St Leonard's road Bryson, Mrs, 45 Alloway street Buchanan, Archibald (of Buchanan & Sons), 2 Bruce crescent Buchanan, x\rchibald, jr., wine and spirit merchant, Osborne Bar, 76 High street, and 37 South Harbour.street Buchanan, Gilbert, Duneadie, 54 Prestwick road Buchanan, James, Sunnyknowe, 111 Prestwick road Buchanan, John, gardener, 4 Daisy cottages, off Prestwick road Buchanan, John, plasterer, 60 Rvissell sti'eet Buchanan, Robert, 16 Carrick park Bnchanan, Samuel, engineman, 155 South Harbour street Buchanan & Sons, airated water manufacturers and spirit merchants, River terrace Buchanan, William, millwright, 71 George street Buchanan; William, engineer, 34 Church street Buchanan, Miss M., 54 Russell street 76 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Buchanan, Mrs, 12 Carrick park Buchanan, Mrs, Gowanlea, St Leonards road Buchanan, Mrs A., 9 Craigie street Buglass, William, clothier, 30 New Bridge street Buhler, Mrs, 16 Smith street Bulkeley, Miss, teacher of music, 7 Bellevue crescent Bulloch, James, hairdresser, 91 George street Bulloch, Robert, baker, 13 Peebles street Bulloch, Miss, Belleisle cottage, Doonfoot Buntine, Mrs, teacher of singing, 7 Barns tei-race Burgess, Robert, rivetter, 28 Allison street Burgess, Thomas, ri'^ etter, 83 Main street Burgess, Miss, baby linen warehouse, 51 Sandgale—house, 4;5- Fort street Burgess, Mrs, 44 Viewfield road Burgh Assessor—Alexander Walker, 8 Academj^ stre3t Burgoyae, "W. Q., professor of music- (See advt. p.xge 49> Burke, Richard, tailor, 46 Carrick street Burk, Richard, 152 Geoi'ge street Burnett, James, coachman, 72 Mill street Burns, James, commercial traveller, Viewpark, 46 Park circus. Burns, James, dealer, 57 Cross street

Burns, John Ritchie, M.B. , CM., 8 Barns street. Burns, John, dealer, 57 Cross street Burns, Joseph, miner, 187 High street Burns Mineral Water Company Burns, Thomas, dealer, 39 and 43 Wallace street Burns, "William, chemist, 134 Hi^h Street—house,. (xarden park, 34 Miller road. (See advt. page 95) Burns, William, insurance agent, 91 Cross street Burns, William, 19 Cross Street Burns, Miss, 5 Montgomerie terrace Burns, Miss, dressmaker, 18 Academy street Burns, Mrs John, 7 Park terrace Burns, Mrs, 17 Cross street Burns, Mrs, 64 Content street

Burns, Mrs Wm. , Garden park, 34 Miller road Biirnside Bakery, 84 Main street Burrell, Edward, R.S.M., A.Y.C., Albert place, 1 Boat vennel Burt, William, shoemaker, 40 Russell street Burton, Mrs, Craigview, West Sanquhar road Butter Market Hall, 90 High street—Hugh Duff, 12 Academy street, lessee Buyers, Mrs, 33 Dalblair road Byrne, John, cabinetmaker, 57 Church street Byrne, Mrs John, 55 High street GENERAL DIKECTORY.

Caddis, Pavid, town postman, 16 Nelson street Caddis, William, hairdresser, 5 George street—house, 12Sf Cross street Caddis, William, 152 George street Cairns, David, 8 Princes street Cairns, Hugh, brass finisher, 54 Princes street Cairns, James, currier, 92 George street Cairns, James, 27 Duke street Cairns, James, fireman, 11 Church street

Cairns, Thomas S., Coal Aônt, 23 êllin^ton Sqiiar©—house, Cairnsmore cottage, Midton road. (See- advt. page 159) Cairns, William, Victoria terrace, 34 Viewfield road Cairns, Mrs, 72 Elba street Cairns, Mrs Hugh, 18 Argyle street Calder, Hvibert, shoemaker, 1 Hope street Calder, Hugh, cashier, 3 Beaufort place, M'Call's avenue Calder, Hugh, slater, 37 Content street Calder, Hugh, vtâiter, 4a New Bridge street Calder, Thomas, compositor, 20 New road Calder, William, car conductor, 20 Victoria street Calder, William, checker, 45 Main street Calder, Mrs, grocer, 27 Nelson street Calderwood, Andrew T., Galloway ci-escent, 71 Russell' street Calderwood, John (overseer, "Ayrshire Post"), 9 Craigie street Caldwell, James, blacksmith, 12 John street Caldwell, James, 73 Elba street Caldwell, John, cashier, 16 North park avenue, off Prestwick road Caldwell, Robert, 15 James street Caldwell, Miss M., milliner, 43 Newmarket street —house, (> Barns crescent Caldwell, Mrs, 6 Barns crescent Caldwell, Mrs David, 5 Queen's terrace Callachan, William, 2 Northfield avenue Callan, Robert, retired collector of I.R., 3 Lancaster terrace' Callan, Miss, newsagent, 103 Main street Callan, Miss, 6 Somerset place. Hawk hill avenue Callandar, John, barman, 13 Main street Calligan, Mrs, 17 Elba street Cameron, Andrew, grocer, 149 and 153 High street —house,, Woodburn, 17 Carrick road Cameron, Andrew, gardener, Robsland, Monument road 78 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Cameron, Archibald, vanman, 52 Sandgate Cameron, Daniel, grocer, 14 Wellington street—house, 2 Princes street Cameron, Hugh, tailor, 5 Arran terrace Cameron, James, blacksmith, 19 Carrick street Cameron, John, bricklayer, 105 Main street Cameron, John, tinsmith, 4 Chine's vennal Cameron, John, town postman, 89 High street Cameron, John, 35 New road Cameron, Kenneth, shipping clerk, 2 Osborne terrace, Prestwick road Cameron, BolDert, Ironmonger, 140 High Street- house, 16 Ballantine Drive. (8ee advt. page 95) Cameron, Samuel, 22 Queen's terrrce Cameran, Miss A., dress and mantle maker, 6 FuUarton street Cameron, Mrs, fruiterer and florist, 84 Sandgate—house, 80 Sandgate Cameron, Mrs Kenneth, 42 Church street Cameron, Mrs, 33 Wellington street Campbell, Alexander, Melford, 8 St Andrew's street Campbell, Andrew, 18 Bellevue crescent Campbell, David, shoemaker, 63 Peebles street Campbell, David, builder and joiner. The Arqade, 23 Smith Street—house, Auchmore, 33 Castlehill road Campbell, David, saddler, 161 High street—house, Glendoune, St Leonard's road Campbell, David, engine driver, 19 Queen street Campbell, David, grocer, 85 Main street—house, Merryton, Campbell Street Campbell, David, Craigie street Campbell, Duncan, tailor, 52 Mill street Campbell, Fergie, goods guard, 6 Tryfield place, off West Sanquhar road Campbell, Gavin, joiner, 10 York street Campbell, George, 109 George street Campbell, George, engine driver, 42 Wellington street Campbell, Govan, 58 Content street

Campbell, G. S. , joiner, 24 Wallace street Campbell, James C, traveller, Ardwell, 10 Belmont avenue Campbell, James, foreman fitter, 42 New road Campbell, James, joiner, 7 Newmarket street Campbell, James, compositor, 13 Allison street Campbell, James, ironmoulder, 56 Main street

.Campbell, James P. , law clerk, Milrig place, 4 Charlotte street Campbell. James, joiner, Ellistoun, 19 St Andrew's street Campbell,' James, mason, 31 New road GENERAL DIRECTORY. 79"

Campbell, J. A. , Ci-aigie house Campbell, J. W., commercial traveller, Glaschme, 4 Bellevue

crescent , Campbell, John, blacksmith, 16 New Bridge street Campbell, John, machine agent, 27 Dalblair road Campbell, John, pastry baker and confectioner, 3 and 262 High street—house, 5 Sandringham terrace Campbell, John, casiiier, 8 Union avenue Camploell, John & Co., plumlaers and ^asfitters, 175 Eigll Street. (See advt. page 107) Campbell, John, clerk, 52 Allison street Campbell, John, fireman, 129 George street Campbell, John, painter, 27 Elmbank street Campbell, Kennedy, carter, 75 Main street Campbell, Matthew, engine driver, 42 Princes street Campbell, Peter, shoemaker, 76 Main street Campbell, Robert, pointsman, 35 Elmbank street Campbell, Robert, steward, 40 Content street Campbell, Robert, engineer, Auchrossan, St Leonard's Road Campbell, Robert, 59 Princes Street Campbell, Robert, vanman, Galloway crescent, 61 Russell St. Campbell, S. W., commercial traveller, 35 Park Circus 'Campbell, Thomas, traveller (A.A.O.C.), Mayfield, 36 Falk- land park Campbell, Thomas, Industrial buildings, 62 Carrick street Campbell, Lieut. -Colonel W. K. Hamilton, Westertoun, 11 Chalmers road, off Castlehill road Campbell, William, joiner, 9 Uuke street Campbell, William, clerk, 59 Church street Campbell, William, foreman joiner, 14 Chalmers road, west Campbell, William, joiner, 3S Green street Campbell, William, s^ilesman, 25 Church street Campbell, Misses, 3 Park circus Campbell, Miss, dressmaker, 20 Cathcart street

Campbell, Miss J. , matron, Kyle Union Campbell, Miss, 10 York street Campbell, Mrs A., 115 South Harbour street Campbell, Mrs (of John C'ampbell & Co.), 3 Rosemont terrace, off Prestwick road Campbell, Mrs John, 5 Park circus Campbell, Mrs, Place D'Auray buildings, 85 Dalblair road Candlish, James, coachman, 153 High street Capj)erauld, David, oversman, 28 Victoria street Capperauld, James, 4 Elba street lane Capperauld, William, engineer, 13 Kyle street Cardie, Mrs, 65 Wallace street Carfray, William, signalman, 69 Princes street IF —

80 GENERAL DIRECTORY,

Carlisle, Mrs David, music teacher, Newnham house, 10'' Barns street Carlyle, Hugh, hamcurer, 43 Content street Carlyle, John, plumber, 24 Waggon road Carmichael, Mrs, 10 Cassillis street Carmichael, Mrs, Maisemore, St Leonard's road Carmichael, Mrs, 14 Newmarket street Carnegie Free Library, Main street (Hugh DufF, librarian) Carnegie, M. (quarter-master), 3 Arran terrace Carnochan, Captain William, South place, 36 Midton Road' Carnahan, Miss, St Vedas, 7 Ailsa place, Fort Carruth, Matthew (of Wallace & Carruth), 7 Craigie street Carruthers, William, cab driver, 52 Mill street Carslaw, Mrs, 4 Killoch place Carson, John, Manager Trades' Hotel, York street Carson, Mrs, 8 Montgomerie terrace Carson, Mrs William, grocer, 52 Viewfield road Carson, Mrs, Viewfield place, 74 Allison street

Carswell, Mrs T. P. , 1 Queen's terrace Carty, Bolsert, Tobacco Pipe Manufacturer, 32 and 3*^ CluneS Vennal—house, 8 Main Street, (See advt. page 143) Carver, Edward, foreman, 13 Kyle street Cassels, David, grocer and spirit merchant, 157 High street house, 10 Beresford terrace Cassels, James, gardener, 70 Dalblair road Cassels, Reginald, grocer, 80 Russell street— house, 75 Russell street Cassels, Thomas, architect, 4 Union avenue Cassels, Miss, dressmaker, 70 Dalblair road Cathcart, James; fisher hawker, 18 Clune's vennal Cation, Murdoch, bootmaker, 8 Somerset place, Hawkhill avenue. Caw, Thomas, plumber, 23 Duke street Cay, Miss B., and Miss E. Smith, Principals, Wellington School, 22 W^ellington square Cellars, David, grain merchant, Lethara Cottage, 5 Carrick road Cellars, Mrs, Petrie Cottage, 3 Carrick road Chalmers, Adam, moulder, 34 Church street Chalmers, Alexander, engineman, 14 Hall's vennal Chalmers, Archibald, Hartley, Racecourse view Chalmers, John, goods guard, 63 Wellington street Chalmers, Quintm, commercial traveller, Wellington chambers^ 6 Fullarton street Chalmers, Robert, wire fencer, 22 Kyle street Chalmers, Thomas, brassfinisher, 16 Union avenue GENERAL DIRECTORY. 81

Chalmers, Miss, Roselea, 12 Carrick road Chambers, Alexander H., of R. Chambers & Son, Craigie road Chambers, R., & Son, tinsmiths, 71 Wallace street Chambers William, tinsmith and hardware merchant, 9 Alloway street and 105 High street —house, 4 Barns crescent

Chambers, W. L. , teacher, 4 Barns crescent Chambers, Mrs Robert, 18 Eglinton terrace Chambers, Mrs William, 4 Barns crescent Chapman, Alfred, waiter, 63 Princes street Chapman, Archibald, rivetter, 111 South harbour street Chapman, Robert, brass polisher, 24 Elmbank street Chapman, William, blacksmith, lo South harbour street Charles, John, spirit salesman, 62 Main street Chesney, James, vanman, 30 Northfield avenue Children's Shelter, 2^ Main street —James Sheddon, inspector Chisholm, Alexander, blacksmith, 51 Alloway street and 18 River street Chisholm, Charles T., upholsterer, 96 Sandgate—house, 3 John street Chisholm, Mrs, Franklin villa, Seabank road Christie, Alexander, machine tenter, 23 Elmbank street Christie, Daniel, engineer, 37 Wellington street Christie, David, retired hairdresser, 187 High street Christie, David A., hairdresser, 189 High street—house, Fotheringham Road Christie, George, 33 Wellington street Christie, Hugh, shoemaker, 28 Elmbank street Christie, James, ropespinner, 48 Allison street Christie, James, carter, 24 Cross street Christie, James, coachman, 30 Kyle street Christie, William, Heathfield, 2 Bellevue crescent Christie, William, grocer, 107 Main street Christie, Mrs, 19 Eglinton terrace Christie, Mrs, 50 Princes street Cinquini, B., confectioner, 31 Main street

Clark's Ammonia "Works, Manufacturiag Oliemists, *7 G-reea Street Lane. (See advt. page 153)

Clark, David, joiner, Manhattan, Ashgrove street Clark, David, tailor, 70 George street Clark, Edward, vanman, 3 Belvideie terrace, off Allison street

Clark, Ezra, Cycle Depot, 60 Sandgate, (See advt. page 68) Clark, Hugh, 43 Allison street Clark, James, insurance agent, Ben Bain, 11 Ailsa place, Fort —

82 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Clark, James, House Agent, 80 Sandgate—house, Inkerman, 4 Arran terrace. (See advt. page 110) Clark, James F., mason, Arnsheen terrace, 24 Duke street Clark, James, shoemaker, Bankend, Woodfield road Clark John, engine driver, 32 New road Clark, John, carpenter, Apna place, 20 Viewfield road Clark, John, joiner, 18 Fullarton street Clark, John, potato merchant, 19 Weaver street Clark, Quintin, Joiner, 29 Main Street—house, Ben Bain, 11 Ailsa place. Fort. (See advt. page 57) Clark, Quintin, lorryman, 34 Green street Clark, Richard, bricklayer, 19 Union avenue Clark, Robert, horse trainer, Weatheral, 45 Midton road Clark, Robert, gardener, Falkland lodge, 31 Prestwick road Clark, Samuel, storeman, 45 Alloway street Clark, William, cransman, 6 Content street Clark, William, joiner, 15 Union avenue Clark, William, mason, 71 Green street Clark, William, carter, 31 Kyle street Clark, W. Towers, Carston house, Victoria park, off Race- course road Clark, Miss, Jamesville, 14 Ashgrove street Clark, Miss, 65 New road Clark, Miss, dairy, Killoch cottage, 1 Midton road Clark, Mrs, 1 Queen street Clark, Mrs J., 9 Park circus Clark, Mrs, nurse, 53 Mill street Clark, Mrs, 84 Elba street Clark, Mrs James, 3 Queen's terrace Clark, Mrs Samuel, 6 Bath place Clark, Mrs Thomas, 13 Queen's terrace Clarke, William, building contractor, 43 Sandgate—house, Seymour villa, 30 Hawkhill Cleatf James, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 1*74 Hig]i Street—house, 19 Believue crescent, (See advt. page 87) Clelland, Mrs John, St Lawrence house. Racecourse view Clement, James, traveller, 37 Union avenue Clement, John, shoemaker, 138 High street Clement, Mrs Thomas, 5 Ballantine drive Olimie, Andre"w, Batcher, 199 High Street—house, Knoweside, 48 Castlehill road. (See advt. page 55) Climie, Thomae, butcher, 24 Main street —house, 6 Union avenue Ciive, Peter, 5 Tryfield place, off West Sanquhar road Clydesdale Bank, Limited, Winton buildings, High street agent, Charles Smith GENERAL DIEECTOJIY. 83

Clydesdale, James, Old brewery house. Fort Coats, George, Belleisle house. Racecourse Coats, Lieut. -Col. J., R.A.M.C, 8 Alloway place Coburn, James, 18 Allison street Cochrane, David, engineer, 51 Union avenue Cochrane, James A., agent, Bibby Co., Rossdhui, 117 Prest- ' wick road Cochrane, James, joiner, 40 Princes street Cochrane, James, police constable, 65 Wellington street Cochrane, James, Cattle Market Hotel, Castlehill road Cochrane, John, joiner, 35 Content street Cochrane, Mrs John, 45 Green street Gock'biirE & Co-, Limited, "Wholesale and detail Chemists, 170 High Street. (See advt. page 87) Cole, Henry, butler, 80 Sandgate Collier, Limited, boot warehouse, 131 High street Colligan, Catherine, salerooms, 3 Old Bridge street Collins, Alexander, compositor, 23 River terrace Collins, Cannon Daniel, St Margaret's R.C. Manse, John street Collins, Captain James, South Bank Cottage, Fort Collins, William, carpenter, 20 Garden street Coltart, William, teacher, 1 Union buildings, 21 Burns Statue square Colville, William, mason, 27 Allison street Colvile, Mrs, 37 John street Colvin, William, 21 1 High street Conkie, John, hawker, 21 Main street Conley, Harry, teacher, 6 Craigie street

Conley, Miss M. , telegraphist, (3 Craigie street Connacher, Mrs Peter, 11 Wellington square Connal, Miss, Inverdon, Racecourse road Connell, David, plumber, 110 Main street Council, G. L. W., hatter, 201 High street—house, 5 Watt- field road Connell, John, 80 John street Connell, Timothy, Fernbank, Prestwick Conner, Patrick, collier, 3 James Street Constable, James, foreman, Alderston avenue, off Prestwick road Convery, James, carpenter, 4a New bridge street Convery, James, carpenter, 145 South harbour street Convery, Mary grocer, Mill street C. , 50 Conway, .James, proprietor Trades hotel, York street—house, Dennistoun, Glasgow Cook, Alexander, furnaceman, 30 Weaver street Cook, F. S., Drumholiston, 44 Carrick road —— 84 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Cook, James, engineer, 19 Green street Cook, James, clerk, 17 Bellevue crescent Cook, John, joiner, 57 Main street —house, 104 New road Cook, Robert, tailor, 43 Green street lane Cook, 1'homas, pharmaceutical chemist, 71 High street house, 11 Bellevue crescent Cook, W. H., Carrick House lodge, 48 Carrick road Cook, Miss, grocer, 45 and 47 Russell street Cook, Miss, 11 Bellevue crescent Cook, Mrs, Maryville, Tig road Cook, Mrs, egg merchant, 43 Content street

Cooper & Co., tea merchants, grocers, mamifacturers, 148 High Street, (See advt. page 164) Cooper, Robert, Fairport, 30 Racecourse road Cooper, Francis, groom, Ringuinea place, 55 Church street Cooper, James C., traveller, Onslow, 12 Belmont avenue

Cooper, J. T. , engineer, 3 Russell street Cooper, Waistel, bookseller and stationer, 3 Wallace street house, 43 John street Copes, James, mason, 6 Victoria street Copes, William, plasterer, 52 Princes street Copland, Rev. Alex., Franklin villa, Seabank road Copland, Rev. George, M.A., Cathcart U.F. Manse, 13 Miller road

Copland, J. Lindsay, Engineer and Boilermaker, Clarence "Worlss, Tewnliead—bouse, 6 Wellington Chambers. (See advt. page 65) Copland, Samuel, jobbing gardener, 93 High street Copland, Mrs, 93 High street Copeland, John, joiner, 46 Mill street Corbett, John, baker, 15 John street Corbett, John, club-master. Town and County Club, 26 Wellington square Corbett, William, salesman, Orwell cottage, 47 Hawkhill avenue Cormack, George, carpenter, Seaforth cottage, off Prestwick road Cornelius, Mrs, 115 South Harbour street Cornforth, Joseph, coachman, HI George street Corrance, George, shoemaker, 4 Mill Street—house, 60 Mill street Corrigan, Robert, 35 Allison street Corson, Mrs, 68 Green street lane Coubl-ough, William, Ardoch, Bowman road Coulter, John, 17 Peebles street Coulter, William, shoemaker, 74 Main street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 85

County Club, 43 Sandgate—master, C. Randall 'County Rates' Office, 7 Wellington square—Dunlop, M'Cosh & Lusk collectors 'Couper, Miss, Lyndoch, 2 Park circus Couttie, John, coachman, 222 High street 'Coutts, David, engine driver, 4 Clunes Vennal Coutts, Frederick, tramways manager, I High street—house, Burnside House, Prestwick road Cowan, Alexander, foreman CD., 71 South Harbour street Cowan, Charles, carter, 46 Green street lane Cowan, David, butcher, 66 Mill street Cowan, Henry, carter, 64 York street Cowan, Hiigh, Belmont villa, St Leonards road Cowan, Hugh, insurance agent, 16 Argyle street Cowan, James, mason, 20 Gordon place Cowan, John, carter, 34 York street Cowan, Matthew, shopman, Hawkhill avenue Oowan, Robert, 4 Wellington square Cowan, Robert, dairy, 202 High street Cowan, Robert, cab driver, 6 Content Street Cowan, Samuel (of M'llwrath, Cowan & Co.), Coila, 10 Holmston road Cowan, Samuel, carter, 89 Green street Cowan, Samuel, tobacconist, 14 Union buildings. Smith street Cowan's Temperance and Commercial Hotel, 4 Carrick street —Mrs Newlands, proprietorix Cowan, William, engine driver, 32 Nelson street Cowan, William, tailor's cutter, Havannah place, 5 Viewfield road Cowan, Misses, Edendarroch, 65 Midton road Cowan, Misses, 12 Midton road •Cowan, Miss, 23 Park circus Cowan, Mrs John, 65 John street Cowan, Mrs, 51 Kyle street Cowan, Mrs, 22 Eglinton terrace Cowan, Mrs, 60 John street Cowap, Mrs J. Butler, Carlton terrace, 35 Bellevue crescent Cowie, John, wheelwright, Rosebank cottage, Hawkhill Cowie, William, A.R.I.B.A., architect, Kirkhill, St Leonards road Cowie, Mrs John, 51 Main street Cowieson Brothcs, drapers and dressmakers, 22 High street —house, Glenclova, 37 Hawkhill Craddock, Hichard, Tailor and Clother, 166 Sish Street- (See advt. page 96) Craddock, J., 55 Mill street Craig, Alexander, hairdresser, 48 Mill street 86 GENERAL BIRECTORY.

Graig, Andrew, tailor, 23 Russell street Crai^, James, Auctionedr and Live Stock Salesman^ OOTimy ATlCtion Mart—house, Cunning Park. (See advt. page 118) Craig, James, shoemaker, 1 Rosemont terrace, off Prestwick road Craig, James & Son, Victoria Flour Mills, North flarbour street Craig, John, pointsman, 22 John street Craig, John, hamcurer, Kimberley Cottage, Seaforth road, off Prestwick road Craig Robert, of J. Craig & Son, Wellpark, 5 Racecourse road Craig, Misses, 27 Wellington square Craig, Misses, 21 Bellevue crescent Craig, Miss, 239 High street Craig, Mrs John, 23 Eglinton terrace Craig, Mrs Thomas, 42 Russell street Craigie, Mrs, ladies superintendent, Ayr Academy, 6 Lancaster terrace, Bellevue crescent Crawford, Alexander, joiner, 7 Wallace street Crawford Andrew, Sheriff-Clerk Depute, County Buildings, Wellington square—house, 22 Barns street Crawford, Brj^ce, cabinetmaker, 62 Gi-een street Crawford, David, Accountant, 62 Newmarket Street —house, Dunino, St Leonard's road. (See advt^ page 140) Crawford, Frederick, joiner, 8 Nelson street Crawford, Hugh, Dryburgh, 17 Racecourse road Crawford, James, 102 Green street Crawford, Morris, vanman, 49| Wellington street Crawford, William, 44 High street Crawford, William, tinsmith, 18 Taylor street Crawford, Miss, 1 1 Queen's terrace Crawford, Miss, Woodlea, 36 Hawkhill Crawford, Miss, Belleisle cottages, Doonfoot Crawford, Mrs David, ladies' nurse, 49 Alloway street Crawford, Mrs George, 4 Goshen terrace, M 'Call's avenue

Crawford, Mrs J. L. , 6 Barns terrace Crawford, Mrs, 13 Cathcart street Crawford, Mrs, 73 New road Crawley, Sergt. -Major Walter, artillery, 127 South harbour street Cree, William, tailor, 4 Tryfield place Cribbs, George, stud groom, 46 Carrick street Crichton, John, blacksmith, 21 Russell street GENERAL DIRECTRRY, 87'

I Crichton, John, blacksmith, 23 Union buildings —house, 48- John street Cringan, W. G., teacher, Wootlilea, 30 Hawkhill avenue William, 68 Green street lane Crombie, , Crosbie, James, mason, 26 Elmbank street Crosbie, Mrs, 4 Midton road Cross, A. & Sons, manure merchants, 28 Waggon road Cross, John, South Lodge, 29 Racecourse road Cross, Walter, waiter, 37 Mill street Cross, Miss, South Lodge, 29 Racecourse road Cross, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 37 Mill street Crowson, Mrs, 25 Victoria street Crozier, James, tweed weaver, 35 Viewfield road (.'umming, Adam, sawyer, 6 Saltfield house, York street Cumming, Hugh, 4 Wellington street Cumming, James, engineer, 4 Nelson street Cumming, James, coach trimmer, 23 Green street Cumming, James, moulder, 29 New road Cumming, James, evangelist, Ebenezer cottage, 8 Union avenue- Cumming, John, missionary, Coral bank, 45 Hawkhill avenue Cumming, John, tailor, 37 Elmbank street Cumming, John, carter, 1 Kjde street Cumming, John, insurance agent, 43 New road Cumming, John, 135 Main street Cumming, Robert, carpet weaver, 31 Wellington stieet Cumming, William, ship steward, 3 Belvidere terrace, off Allison street Cumming, William, town postman, Howard cottage, 38' Viewfield road Cumming, William, Twiningham place, 4 Prestwick road Cumming, William, storeman, 30 Waggon road Cumming, William, 8 Union avenue Cumming, William, joiner, 66 Green street Cumming, William, town postman, 2 Limekiln road Cumming, Miss, ladies' nurse, 1 Kyle street Cumming, Mrs, 23 Union buildings, Smith street Cunningham, Alexander, vanman, 18 Wellington street Cunningham, A., fruiterer, 30 High Street Cunningham, Edward, groom, 30 Back main street Cunningham, James, 61 Peebles street Cunningham, J. Y., cashier, Ayr Gas Works—house, Glen- cairn, Alloway Cunningham, John, 32 Elba street Cunningham, Robert, Daisy cottage, 7 Hawkhill avenue Cunningham, Colonel William, Belmont house Cunningham, William, fireman, 33 Main street Cunningham, William, vanman, 24 Princes street Cunningham, Miss, 7 Bellevue crescent 88 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Cunningham, Mrs J. F. , 4 Queen's terrace

Curdle & Hamilton, Tailors and Clothiers, 60 Ii£aiiL Street- (See advt. page 130) Curdy, William (of Curdy and Hamilton), 88 Wallace street Curraus, John, saddler, 57 George street Currans, Patrick, shoemaker, 21 Nelson street

«Currie, A. , cattle dealer, 54 Allison Street Ciirrie, Charles, 8 Barns crescent »Currie, Donakl, 3 Alloway place •Currie, James, insurance agent, 18 Elmbank street Currie, John, dealer, 36 Back Main street •Currie, John, factor, 16 Hawkhill avenue

CtirriOj Pvae, & Co^ , Drapers, Clothiers, Dressmakers, and Milliners, Ailsa Buildings—Robert M'Vicar, sole remaining partner. (See advt. page 163) Currie, Robert, butcher, 60 Green street lane Currie, William railway guard, 30 Elmbank street Currie, William, gardener, 33 Weaver street

Currie, Miss J. M., Tolsacconist, 2S Hi^h Street— house, 24 New Bridge street. (See advt. page 73) Currie, Mrs Thomas Norwood, 33 Hawkhill

Currie, Mrs W. , 24 New Bridge street Currie, Mrs, 6 Ebenezer place, M'Call's avenue 'Customs House, 2 Fort street Cuthbert, Alexander (of A. Cuthbert & Son), Wellwood, 25 Prestwick road Cuthbert, Alexander, & Son, Newton leather works and shoe manufacturers, M 'Call's avenue Cuthbert, David, car driver, Alderston avenue, off Prestwick road Cuthbert, James, gunsmith, 10 Weaver street Cuthbert, Robert (of A. Cuthbert & Son), 8 Wellington square Cuthbert, Thomas, plasterer, 2 Belvidere terrace, off Allison street Cuthbert, Mrs William, 8 Barns terrace Cuthbertson, Robert & Co., bakers, 11 Alloway street Cuthbertson, William B. (of D. Wyllie & Son), 19 Park circus Cuthbertson, Mrs Thomas, 8 Lancaster terrace, Bellview crescent Cuthill, James, sub postmaster, Tarn's Brig P.O., 4 North Newton place tCuthill, Thomas, currier, 6 Church street GENERAL DIRECTOPwY. 89

Dale, James, piano tuner, 48 Union avenue Dale, W. H., Wesleyan minister, Kensington terrace, 37 Miller road Dalglish, Miss, of Viewfield steam laundry Co., Hall cottage,

. 11 Russell street Dallas, John, cab driver, 226 High street Dallas, Walter, manager, Crown hotel, 97 and 99 High street Dallas, Mrs William, Arnsheen terrace, 20 Dake street Dalling, Robert, iron moulder, Uhrichsville, 28 Hoi mst on road Dalling, Robert, town postman, Uhrichsville, 28 Holmston road

Salmellingtcn Iron Coy's Oface, "Weliingtoa cliam- TaerS, 4 FullartOn street—David White, manager. (See advt. page 108) 'Dalrymple, Alexander, registered plumlser, slater, and glazier, 115 Higll street—house, Bennington, Fotheringham road. (See advt. page 54) Dalrymple, John, plumber, Annfield place, 6 Argyle street Dalrymple, Robert, slater, Falkirk cottage, 25 Wellington Street Dalrymple, Mrs, 32 Elmbank street Dalton, Thomas, naturalist, 40 Carrick street Dalton, Mrs David, 39 Content street Dalziel, James (of Dalziel & Napier), 1 Montgomerie terrace Dalziel & Napier, pianoforte, harmonium, American organ, and music sellers, 58 Sandgate Dalziel, William, groom, 22 Mill street Dalziel, Miss, teacher of piano, 8 Cromwell place Dalziel, Mrs, Blair Lodge, 34 Racecourse road Dandie, James (of A. Donaldson & Son), Dalblair villa, 42 Dalblair road Daniel, John, blacksmith, 8 Oraigie street :Dante, Alfred, Eestaurant, 83 George Street—bouse, 160 George street. (See advt. page 27) Darbison, Mrs, 35 New road Darlington Place U.F. Church, Main street—Rev. Alex. Taylor Darrell, Mrs, 17 Elba Street, Davidson, Alexander, painter, 11 Carrick street

Davidson, Hugh, 1 1 Hawkhill •Davidson, John, clerk, Oakland Villa, 23 Prestwick road Davidson, John, Joiner and Builder, 49 Not^ Eoad— house, Osborne Cottage, 58 New road. (See advt. page 51) 90 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Davidson, John K., grocer's assistant, 3 South Harbour street Davidson's Newton Emporium, 15 Main street Davidson, Patrick, Glendoou, Fairfield road Davidson, R. M., of Drumlev, 10 Alloway place Davidson, Thomas, 48 George street Davidson, William, miner, 264 High street Davidson, Misses, Morningside Cottage, 3 Springvale road' ' Davidson, Mrs, dairy, 39 and 41 Kyle Street David on, Mrs, 57 Alloway street Davie, Mrs, Allanvale, 12 South Park road Davies, Charles, J.S.M., organist, 42 Dalblair road Davies, Mrs, 62 Carrick street Daws, Mrs, 175 High street Day, Henry, commission agent, 21 Burns' Statue square Deary, Owen, groom, 48 Princes street Dempster, Alexander, carder, 13 Kyle street Dempster, John, pointsman, Blackhouse lodge, Hawkhill Denham, James, 20 John stre'^t Denham, John, mason, 9 Clnirch street Denham, Joseph, mason, 70 George street Dennison, Captain John, Dalmeny, Bellesleyhill avenue, oflF Northfield avenue Devan. Hugh, telegraph linesman, 34 Green street Deveron, Mrs George, 14 Barns street Dewar, Robert (of Robert Dewar & Sons), Havelock terraces- 8 Miller road Dewar, Robert A, (of R. Dewar & Sons), Lynsted, Barns crescent

De^ar, Holaert 55 Sons, Auctioneers and Cattle Sales* men, Auction Mart—O^ce and Salerooms, Syle^ Hall, Kyle Street- (See advt. page 141) Dewar, William J. (of R. Dewar and Sons), Craigie road Diamond, Gilbert, painter, 73 High street Diamond, Robert, engine driver, 61 Princes street Dick, Adam, joiner, 68 and 70 New road Dick, Alexander, joiner, 66 Church street Dick, David, builder, Westbourne place, 28 Princes street Dick, Captain D. H. A., Carston, Victoria park

Dick, Gavin G. , 3 Barns street Dick, James, brass-finisher, 56 Content street Dick, Jamep, brass-finisher, 34 Wellington street Dick, James, 16 Wallace street Dick, J., restuarant, 87 South harbour street Dick, John, traveller, 20 Green street Dick, John, engineer, 139 South harbour street Dick, John, craneman, 91 Green street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 91

Dick, John G., painter, 133 South harbour street Dick, David Muir, 49 Green street lane Dick, Ronald, plasterer, 105 Main street • Dick, Waiter, tweed millnian, 33 Elmbank street Dick, William, joiner, 162 George street

Diek, William, B.A. , headmaster of the English Department, Ayr Academy, 9 Queen's terrace Dick, William, sawyer, 62 Content street Dick, Misses, dressmakers, 63 Dalblair road Dick, Miss, Westgrove, St Leonard's road Dick, Miss, 10 Nelson street Dick, Mrs John, 12 Alloway place Dick, Mrs John, 51 Alloway street Dick, Mrs, 28 Elba street Dick, Mrs, grocer, 40 Elba street Dickie, Adam, surfaceman, 31 Clune's vennal rickiSj James, G-rocer, *7Q and 80 Allison Street- house, Ivy bank, 11 Hawkhill avenue. (See advt. page 58) Dickie, James, carter, 5 York street Dickie, James, late veterinary surgeon, Lochpark, 7 Hawk- hill Dickie, John, cashier, 18 Northpark avenue Dickie, John, shoemaker, 7 Belvidere street, off Allisan street

Dickie, John, cabman, .'-lO Elmbank street Dickie, John, frame sawyer, 59 Green street .Dickie, Matthew, Ayr Arms Hotel, 209 Hi^h Street. (See advt. 61) Dickie, Matthew, joiner, 24 North Harbour street Dickie, Mrs, hardware merchant, 72 Main street Dickie, Mrs George, 21 High street Dickson, Alexander, of A. Dickson & Sons, 50 Alloway street Dickson, Alexander, plumber, 23 River terrace. Dickson, A. & Sons, Family Bread and Pastry Baker, 229 and 2S3 High Street. (See advt. page 6i) Dickson, Francis, foreman, 215 High street Dickson, Francis, printer, 72 Mill street

Dickson, J. , boot warehouse, 5 Wallace street Dickson, Peter, of A. Dickson & Son, 6 Northfield avenue Dickson, Miss, Florida terrace, 23 Falkland park Dickson, Miss, 2 St John's place. Fort street Dickson, Mrs, 26 Elba street lane Dickson, Mrs Francis, 32 Dalblair Road Dietrich, H., hairdresser, 4S Alloway street-hou.se, s Ballantine drive. (See advt. page 140) 92 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Dingwall, Hugh, coachman, 1 Davidson place, oif Church street Dinnan, Bernard, mason, 6 Queen street Dinning, Charles, cork cutter, 2 Wellington street Dinning, Heury, mason, 1 Sandgate Dinning, Robert, tailor, 72 Elba street

Doak, G, , 222 Prestwick road Doak, James, organist, 21 Bellevue Crescent Doak, Robert, bookbinder, Havannah place, 5 Viewfield road Dobbie, David, chemist, 4 (cordon place—house. Hawthorn villa, 29 Hawkhill Dobbie, James, of R. Dobbie & Co., Laurel bank, 1 Broom- field road Dobbie, James, head master, Wallacetown public school^ Craigie View, Craigie road Dobbie, John, of A. Smith & Son, 21 Alloway street—house, 40 Bellevue crescent

DoTolsie, E.., 85 Co., Family Boot Makers, Place d'Anray Biiildings, 5S Allo"wa7 Street, Tanners, GurrierSy, Leatlier Mercliants, and "Wliolcsale Shoe Manu- facturers—Works, Mill Street. (See advt. page 50) Dobbie, Richard (of R. Dobbie and Co.), Ardenlea, 42 Castle- hill road Dobbie, William, commercial traveller, Pomona house, Sea bank road Dobbie, Mrs James, 4 Park Terrace Dobson, A. S., wool spinner, 187 High Street Docherty, George, bricklayer, Alexandria terrace, Unioa avenue Docherty, James, 57 Princes street Docherty, Mrs, Seaview terrace, 102 Prestwick road Dodds, Barclay, 74 Elba street Donnachie, Hugh, postman, 78 High street Donald, Hugh, baker, Bentinck place, 19 Russell street

Donald, James C. , Wellwood, 30 Castlehill road Donald, Misses, Wellwood, 30 Castlehill road Donald, Mrs, 4 Dean place, M'Call's Avenue Donald, Eobert, Ss Co-, Printers and Stationers, 5S Dallslair Hoad. (See advt. coloured leaves)

Donaldson, A. Ss Son, Family Bakers, 32 ITe'w Bridge-

Street—James Dandie, sole proprietor. (See advt. page 6)', Donaldson, Alexander, baker, Franklin villa, Seabank road Donaldson, David, Millarfield house, 10 Broomfield road Donaldson, David, green grocer, 63 Wallace Street—house, 6i Allison Street Donaldson, Miss, fruiterer, 42 George street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 9S<

Donaldson, Mrs, 62 Carrick Street Donelly, John, causeier, 6 Davidson place Donnelly, Hugh, baker, 41 Main street Dougall, D vid (of Dougall, Goudie, & Douglas), Coilbank,* 32 Castlehill road Dougall, Goudie, & Douglas, solicitors and notaries public,- 70 Wellington chambers Douglas, Dr Charles, house surgeon. County Hospital Douglas, James, joiner, 153 Higli street Douglas, James, baker, 9 Victoria street Douglas, J. & A., Homimental Sculptors, near Hail- way Station, Townhead. (See advt. page i48) Douglas, John (of Dougall, Goudie, & Douglas, solicitors), 1 Barns terrace Douglas, John, carter, 22 Green street lane Douglas, Robert, architect, Seaview terrace, 100 Prestwick road Douglas, "William, joiner, 66 Northfield avenue Douglas, William, ironmonger, 24 Fellarton sti-eet Douglas, William, plasterer, 3 Nvlsorj street Douglas, Miss, music teacher, 40 Dalblair road Douglas, M iss Agnes, 19 Bellevue crescent Dougla-, ivirs, dress and mantle maker,- Beresford cottage, 17 Beresi.;rd terrace Douglas, " h.s William, milliner, 24 Fullarton street Douglas, "':i.s, 49 Union avenue Douglas, M' s. 19 John street

Douglas, 1'' ;, 80 New i^oad

', Roi ' , tailor, 62 Princes street Dow, ;

Dow, Th. .; cis (of Imrie and Son), Cessnock, 10 Bellevue cresce:;l Dow, Miss, '* Barns street Dow, Mrs ^^lowanlea, 26 Hawkhill Dow, Mrs, S Alexandria terrace. Union avenue

Downie, .1 mes, railway inspector, 12 Northpark avenue, off

Prest' i k road Downie, Pv i^ert, lorryman, 93 Main street Downs, Jol.n, engine driver, 54 Elba street Dove, Mrs 8S Elba street

Drennan, i' rs James, 22 Bellevue crescent

I (Drinnen, iJi vid, 7 Crosbie place, off Prestwick road Drinnan, J ujies, joiner, 54 Princes street Drinnan, J. H. (of Drinnan and Murphy), Mayfield, 38' Hawkhill Drinnan, Juhn, moulder, 20 Green street Drinnan, Jolin, Joiner, 30 "Wallace Street—house,. 2 Hawkhill. (See advt. page 84) '94 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Drimian, J. and W., joiners, 116 George street Xrinnan & Murphy, Slaters and Flumlders, S8 George Street. (See advt page 79) Drinnan, William, 1 Dalblair road :Drinnan, "William, Joiner and Builder, S2 &eorge Street —house, Chillian, 50 Prestwick road. (See advt. page 110) Drinnan, William, of J. &- W. Drinnan, 3 Hawkhill Drinnan, Mrs, Hawkhill Cottage, 40 Hawkhill Drummond, Mrs, 4 Bellevue Cottages, off Bellevue road Drummond, Mrs, 9 Carrick park Drysdale, James, beamer, 27 Duke street Drysdale, James, shipping agent, 22 Hawkhill avenue Drysdale, Mrs, Ermelo, 23 Beresford terrace Duff, David, librarian, Carnegie Public Library, 6 Main street Duff, Hugh, 12 Academy street Duff, John, slater 29 Main street Duff", Thomas, town postman, 2 Old Bridge street Duff, William, engineer, 46 Green street

Duff, William, cabinetmaker, 2 Old Bridge street - Duff, Mrs, 45 Mill street Suf7, James, Coal Merchant and Carriage Hirer, '75 and "77 "Wallace Street. (See advt. page 109) Dumigan, Henry, engine driver, 25 Elmbank street Dunbar, Alexander, slater, 45 Church street Dunbar, James, plumber and slater, 14 Carrick street Dunbar, John, plumber, 207 High street Dunbar, Ma,tthew, mason, 6 Dean place, M 'Call's avenue Duncan, Alexander, traveller, Brewery house, 41 Mill street Duncan, Charles, engine driver, 26 Waggon road Duncan, David, Viewfield place, 76 Allison street Duncan, David, 51 Kyle street Duncan, J. D., late H.M. Customs, Kilbride cottage, 26 Charlotte street Duncan, John, engineman, Arnsheen ten-ace, 12 Duke street Duncan, Peter, carting contractor (successor to "Walter Miller), 14 North harTsour street—house, 166 High street. Telephone No. 92. (See advt. page 96) Duncan, Robert, engine driver, 15 Goshen terrace, off M 'Call's avenue Duncan, Robert, currier, 54 Weaver street Duncan, Samuel, engine keeper, Mossell cottage, M 'Call's avenue Duncan, Thomas, Weston place, 7 Miller road GENERAL DIRECTORY. ;95

Duncan, Rev. William Cairns, second charge Ayr parish, 7 Bellevue road .Duncan, William, foreman, Ayr Nurseries, 55 Castlehill road Duncan, Miss, bible reader. Mission House, 19 Princes street Duncan, Miss, grocer, 69 Wallace street Duncan, Miss, 292 High street Duncan, Miss, 39 Nelson street Duncan, Mrs, 23 Weaver sti^eet

• Duncombe, John T., Union Bank house, 130 High street Dundee Equitable boot and shoe depot, 33 High streat Dunlop, Alexander, 70 Main street

Dunlop, Archibald F. , insurance agent, 1 Goschen terrace, M 'Call's avenue Dunlop, Archibald, plasterer, 46 Weaver Street Dunlop, David (of D. and J. Dunlop), Wellpark place, 31 Miller road Dunlop, D. and J., solicitors, Wellington Chambers, 6 Fullarton street Dunlop, George, clubmaster, 7 Newmarket Street Dunlop, Hugh, watchmaker, 65 George street Dunlop, James (of D. and J. Dunlop), 4 Lancaster terrace, Bellevue crescent Dunlop, James, coachman, 4 Wattfield road Dunlop, James, gardener, 7 Russell street Dunlop, John, cabdriver, 34 Mill street Dunlop, John, joiner, 40 Princes street Dunlop, Robert, cabinetmaker, 11 Beresford terrace Dunlop, Robert, storenian, Seaforth road, off Prestwick road Dunlop, Robert, plasterer, 49 Weaver street Dunlop, Robert, 106 Green street Dunlop, Tliomas, mason, 37 Wallace street Dunlop, William, accountant, Kensal Tower, 61 Bellevue crescent Dunlop, William, carter, Daisybank cottage, off John street Dunlop, William, joiner, 4 Rosemount terrace, off Pi'estwiek road Dunlop, Misses M. & M., China Merchants, 60 Hi^li Street—house, 2 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street. (Sec a vt. page 92) Dunlop, Miss, spirit merchant, 83 and 85 South Harbour street Dunlop, Mrs John, 71 South harbour street Dunlop, Mrs, 113 Cross street Dunlop, Mrs, Baloarras, 27 Castlehill road Dunlop, Mrs Andrew, 95 New road Dunlop, Mrs, laundress, 25 Queen street Dunlop, Mrs James, butcher, 1 Wellington street—house, 13 Russell street 96 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Dunn, William, gardener, 36 Peebles street Dunsmuir, Allan, mason, 89 Green street Dunsmuir, Allan, carpenter, 48 York street Dunsmuir, George, joiner, 75 George street Dunsmuir, George, engineer, 69 George street Durham and Wright, dressmakers, 3 Killoch place Durward, James, seedsman, 39 Fort street

Duthie, A. , 53 Carrick street Dyer, Mrs W. M., restaurant and confectioner, 176 and 243* High street Dykes, Alfred C, coachman, 57 Mill street Dykes, George (of John Dykes and Sons), 46 Bellevue crescent Dykes, John, and Sons, seedsmen, 21 South harbour street Dykes, Rev. Thomas, D.D., South park, 37 Racecourse road E

Eaglesham, James, tailor, 10 Carrick street Eaglesham, John, A.R.I.B.A., C.E., Wellington Chambers,. 64 Fort street—house, Wheatfield, Wheatfield road Eaglesham, William, Galloway crescent, 73 Russell street Eaglesham, Mrs, 31 South Harbour street Eaglesham, Miss, Earlsleigh, 30 Holmston road Earl, Mrs, 1 Beaufort place, M 'Call's avenue Easdale, Andrew, joiner, 122 High street Easdale, Andrew, fireman, 38 Weaver street Easdale, Robert, painter, 25 Green street Easdale, Mrs, draper, 27 Green street Eastman, Limited, butcher, 10 New Bridge street Easton, Alexander, gardener, 129 South Harbour street Easton, Peter, Galloway crescent, 67 Russell street Easton, Walter, 24 Wellington square Easton. Mrs, Dunmore, 41 Park circus Eccles, John, engine driver, 19 Carrick street Eccles, Miss M., 166 High street Eddington, William, pointsman, Ceylon villa, 32 Falkland park Edgar, Thomas, joiner, 3 Burnott terrace Edgar, William, station master—house, Highbury, 26 Ash- grove street Edinburgli Boot and Shoe Coy-, 83 Sandgate—James Smith, manager. (See advt. page 112) Eldershaw, William, 23 James street Elliot, George, tailor and clothier, 18 John stx-eet Elliot, James, roadman, 162 George street Ellis, Miss, dressmaker, 8 Main street Elsdon, Thomas, baker, 14 Green street OENERAL DIRECTOaV. 97

Ely, George H., editor with Messrs Blackie & Son, GlasgOM^, 4 Sandringham terrace

Emmet, George, spirit merchant, 28 Nelson street , Erskine, Robert, butcher, 18 Green street Erskine, Thomas, weaver, 21 Victoria street Erskine, Mrs Robert, 5 Alloway place Ethelburga, Sister, superior, St John's home. Smith street Evans, George, agent (Victoria assurance society), 8 Landau buildings. Burns statue square Evans, Thomas, prison warder, Wellington lodge, Bath place Eveleigh, W, G,, Mus. Doc, Oxon., 3 Park terrace Ewart, James, lorryman, 44 Weaver street Ewing, Charles L. Orr, M.P., Red house, 18 Racecourse road Ewing, Joseph, Drumlithie cottage, 24 Hawkhill P

Eairlie, Colonel Jolni R. , Rosebank, Monument road Fa,irlie, John, slater, 23 John street

Falconer, J. B. , coachman, 1 Craigie avenue Falconer, Mrs James, 46 Content street Farquhar, Miss, teacher, 1 Sea view terrace, 100 Prestwick road Farquhai'son, William, gardener, 4 Bath place Faulds, Robert, slater, 29 Kyle street Faulds, Mrs, 19 Carrick street Feggans, Samuel, joiner, 1(54 George street Feggans, Samuel, mason, 94 High street Feggans, Miss, 144 George street Fenwick, Miss, Glenalmond, Bellevue road Ferguson & Co., printers and publishers, Smith street Ferguson, James, gardener, 72 George street Ferguson, James, and Son, tobacconist, 20 New Bridge street F^erguson, J. M. (of Ferguson ^ Co.), Malcolm lodge, 44 Prestwick road Ferguson, Peter (of James Ferguson and Son), Roan park, 19 Montgomerie terrace F'erguson, William Tod (of Ferguson & Co.), Malcolm lodge, 44 Prestwick road Fergusson, Alexander, printer and stationer, 18 and 20 High street—house, 5 Montgomery terrace Fergusson, David, solicitor, 62 Newmarket street—house, 5 Wellington square Fergusson, Donald, prison warder, W^ellington lodge, Bath place Fergusson, George, railway badge porter, 7 Craigie street Fergusson, Geoige (of George Fergusson and Co.), 100 John street y» GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Fergusson, George, grocer, 2 Cathcart street

Pergusson, George, & Co., Joiners and Funeral Under- takerf, 115 Higll Street. (See advt. page 54) Fergusson, Hickson, Knowe, 68 Midton road Fergusson, James, coal agent, 228 Prestwick road Fergusson, James, foreman weaver, 28 Elnibank street Fergusson, J. B. (of Whigham, Fergusson, Cuningham, and

Co ), JBalgarth, Doonfoot Fergusson, J. (of R. and J. W. Fergusson), 6 Queen's tierroce Fergusson, John, painte^r, 117 Main street Fergusson, John, tanner, 264 High sti-eet Fergusson, John, railway employee, 30 Kyle street Fergusson, Joseph, railway guard, 52 Princes street Fergusson, Robert, engine driver, 42 Allison street

Fergusson, R. and J. W. , solicitors, 42 Newmarket street Fergusson, William, slater, 84 John street Fergusson, William, joiner, Annfield place, 8 Argyle street Fergusson, William, joiner, 100 New road Fergusson, Miss, laundress, 129 High street Fernie, David (of W. Highet and Son), plumber, 123 South Harbour street Fiddes, William, salesman, 41 Green street lane Findlay, Alexander, carter, 73 High street Findlay Brothers, furniture saleroom, 16 and 18 Old Bridge street

Findlay, David, and Co. , oilmerchants, York street lane Findlay, Hugh, furniture saleroom, 9 Wallace street—house, 72 John street Findlay, Jacob, sergeant of police, Viewhouse, Racecourse Findlay, James, mason, 17 Argyle street Finlay, James, fruiterer and confeetioner, 37 Alloway street Findlay, James, cabinetmaker, 66 Green street Findlay, James, late farmer, 10 Chalmers road Findlay, John, broker, 46 Church street Pindlay, Holaert, Potato Hercliant, 21 Back Main Street—house, 83 Main street. (See advt. page 57) Findlay, Thomas, 39 Alloway street Findlay, William, superintendent of police, 72 New road Findlay, Miss, 25 Duke street Findlay, Miss, dressmaker, 1 Princes street Findlay, Mrs, 6 Content street Findlay, Mrs, 31 Nelson street Findlay, Mrs, 37 New road Finnie, Robert, manufacturer, Limond's wynd—house, Glen- airlie, 21 Prestwick road Finnie, Mrs, Blairbeth cottage, 9 Hawkhill GENERAL DIRECTORY, 99

Fisher, Adam, mason, 32 Wellington street Fisher, George, joiner, 61 Prinees street Fisher, Hamilton, gardener, 23 Falkland road slater glazier, 38 Content street Fisher, Hugh, and , Fisher, James, 9 Barns terrace Fisher, John, baker, 7 Arran terrace Fisher, Robert, engineer, 25 John street Fisher, Robert, carpenter, Flowerbank, 21 Castlehill road Fisher, William, slater, 83 Mill street Fisher, Miss A., tobacconist, 65 High street Fislier, Misses, Hosiers and 6-lovers, Ladies' and CMldren's Outfitters, 49 and 51 Newmarket Street. (See advt. page 71) Fisher, M. and M., Misses, stationers and fancy goods merchants, 29 AUoway street Fisher, Mrs, 43 Allison street Fisher, Mrs, dressmaker, 34 Wellington street Fisher, Mrs, 2 Darlington road Fitzpatrick, Mrs William, 33 Nelson street Fitzsimmons, Thomas, Glass, China, and Earthen- ware Merchant, 15 and 15 Hiver Street—house, 22 River street. (See advt. page 81) Fleming, John, 9 Content street Fleming, John, 19 Wallace street Fleming, Mrs, 64 View^field road Flett, Martin, contractor, 1 Eastvt^ood, Ewenfield road Fletcher, Frederick, wood carver, 17 Princes street Fletcher, Peter, butcher, 167 High street—house, 160 High street Fletcher, Robert, flesher, 51 Content street Flint, John (of Wm. Flint and Son), 2 Montgomerie terrace Flint, William, and Son, merchants, II and 13 South Har- bour street Flint, Mrs, 133 South Harbour street Flynn, Patrick, 6 Garden street Foggo, George, joiner, Florida terrace, 25 Falkland park Foggo, John, builder, Fernlea, 48 Falkland park Foggo, William, builder, Bessbrook, 44 Falkland park Forbes, Alexander, teacher of mining, Arleph, St Leonard's road Forbes, John, superintendent county constabulary, 34 Char- lotte street Forbes, Wm. gardener, Mill street , 53 Forbes, William, mason, 4 Avondale terrace, 23 Falklank park Forlses, Miss Ann, Dressmaker and Milliner, 16 Barns Street. (See advt. page 112) 100 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Forbes, Mrs Alexander, 14 Barns street Ford, George, groom, 60 Princes street Forgan, Mrs, 17 Queen's terrace Forgie, Hugh, railway servant, 8 York street lane Forgie Jolm, Ayr and Glasgow carrier, 31 Fullarton street Foi'gie, Robert, foreman baker, 13 Charlotte street Forrest, James, Joiner, 41 George Street—house, 4i Fort street. (See advt. page 79)

Forrest, Eolsert, & Co., Grocers and "Wine Mercliants,

62 Hig^li Street ; Bonded "WareliOTise, Eyle Street (See advt. page 160) Forrest, Mrs, 41 Fort street Forrest, Mrs, 12 Fullarton street Forsyth, Alexander, lace weaver, 44 Elba street Forsyth, Robert, 2 Oswald avenue, off Prestwick road

Fortune, James, painter, ] 25 Main street Fortune, John, tailor, 18 Garden street Forwell, James, mason, 29 Russell street Foster, Alexander, engine driver, 38 Russell street Foster, John, joiner, 51 Content street Fox, Edward, joiner, 260 High street Eraser, Abraham, engineer, 18 Viewfield road Eraser, David, tinsmith, 126 High street Eraser, George, cashier, 6 Grosvenor terrace, Eotheringham road

Fraser, G. D„ House Painter and Decorator, 19 ITnion Building's— house, Redcliff, Holmston road. (See advt. page 115) Fraser, Hugh, coachman, 126 High street Fraser, James, 55 Content street Fraser, James (of Imne and Co.), Nursery house, 55 Castle- hill road—shop, 63 Alloway street Fraser, James, joiner, 56 Content street Fraser, James (of J. Campbell and Co.), 18 Mill street Fraser, John, painter, 66 Green street lane Fraser, John, coachman, Lyndoch stables, Park circus Fraser, John, wareliouseman, 16 Hawkhill avenue Fraser, John, shoe traveller, 8 Hall's vennal Fraser, John, ships painter, 63 Main street Fraser, Robert, cabinetmaker, 24 New Bridge street Eraser, Simon, coachman, Corsehill stables. Monument road

Fraser, Thomas, "Wine and Spirit Merchant, 61 H:igli Street, 3 Hope Street, and 7 New Bridge Street— house, 4 Bruce crescent. ^See advt. page 33) GENERAL DIRECTORY. 101

Eraser, Thomas, dyer, 17 Elm bank street Fraser, Miss, Innez cottage, 11 Viewfield road Fraser, Mrs, 62 Green street Fraser, Mrs, grocer, Tryfield, West Sanquhar road Fraser, Mrs, Britannia place, M 'Call's avenne Fraser, Mrs John, 4 Belvidere terrace, off Allison street Fi-ee Gardener's Hall, 6 Sandgate -Mrs M'Cartney, caretaker Freeman, Harris, saleroom, 184 High street—house, Union buildings, 34 Smith street Freer, Mrs, 252 High street French, David, 42 Viewfield road French, Mrs, 202 High street Frew, Alexander, boot finisher, 21 Victoria street Frew, Andrew, 28 Elba street lane Frew, Andrew mason, 20 Garden street Frew, Charles, painter, 156 George street Frew, James, draper, 42 Union avenue iPrs'vT, John, Pleshor, 69 and 245 Higli Street—house* Aldersyde, Carrick ro-ed. (See advt. page 14) Frew, John, surgeon dentist, 7 Cathcart street Frew, Thomas, flesher, Stafla, 19 Midton road Frew, William, flesher, 29 Barns street Fullarton, Adam, compositor, 41b George street - TuUarton, J. 85 "W- , Lathers, 45 Ne'w Road. house, 45 George street, (See advt. page 67) Fullerton, John, traveller, Moorpark cottage, off Prettwick road Fullarton, Robert, flesher, 43 George street Fullerton, Major W. Fullerton, Elmsley, 7 Racecourse road Fullarton, William (of J. &W. Fullarton), 17 Wellington street Fullarton, Mrs, dressmaker, 6 Cassillis street Fuller, Arthur J., burgh electrical engineer. Electricity works, Mill street—house, 18 Carrick park Fuller, Mrs, Netherfield, 4 St Andrew's street Fulton, Andrew, brewer, 29 New road Fulton, Archibald, joiner, Galloway crescent, 51 Russell street Fulton, Donald, plasterer, 20 Wellington street Fulton, Ebenezer, guard, Oswald avenue, off Prestwick road Tiilton, James H-, Painter and Paperhanger, Tarn's Brig"—house, Florida terrace, 7 Falkland park. (See advt. page 81) Fulton, James, gardener, 51 Kyle street Fulton, Robert, foreman joiner, 1 Union buildings. Burns Statue square Fulton, William, spirit salesman, Ye Whippe Inn, 159 High street —

102' GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Fulton, Miss, 4 Bairns terrace Fulton, Mrs, 20 Northfield avenue Fulton, Mrs, 2 Kirkport Fyfe, Thomas, vanman, Viewfield place, 74 Allison street

Gafih*»y, Richard, Eagle Billiard Room, 48 High street house, 51 Content street Gairdner, David, prison warder, Wellington cottage, Bath place Gairdner, Edward, groom, Union buildings, 34 -Smith street Gardiner, James, newsagent, 8 North Newton place Gardiner, John, Dornoch, Racecourse road Gardner, Thomas, master bricklayer, Ongar cottage, West Sanquhar road Gairdner, Miss, Franklin villa, Seabank road Gairdner, Misses, Ardvouline, 8 South Park road Gairdner, Mrs, 26 Elmbank street Gardner, Mrs, 100 High street Gairdner, Mrs, 32 Green street Galbraith, David, traveller, 22 Union avenue Galbraith, John, 244 Prestwick road Galbraith, John, mason, 51 Kyle street Galbraith, Peter, baker, 1 Burns Statue square (xalbraith, Thomas, fireman, 33 Viewfield road &all3raith, "W. C, Isaker, SO Si^li Strset and 26 Maizt Street—house, Davaar, 29 Park circus. (See Advt. 31) Galbraith, W., jr., baker, 133 High street—house, 7 Barns crescent Galbraith, William, 44 Elba street Galeotti, confectioner, 43 High street Gallacher, Robert, gardener, Windyhall, 67 Midton road

Gallic, Mrs George, J 1 Park circus Galloway, Adam, 93 High street Galloway, James W., St. Andrew's house, Seafield road Galloway, Captain John, 8 Ailsa place Galloway, John, vanman, 6 Church street Galloway, John, thatcher, 6 Taylor street Galloway, Mrs, 38 Dalblair road Gait, Adam, checker, 63 Wellington street Gait, James, janitor, 117 George street Gait, James, chimney sweeper, 7 Content street Gait, John, insurance agent, 26 Peebles street Gait, Misses, 13 Bellvieu crescent Gait, Mrs, 15 Elmbank street Ganley, Michael, gardener, Mary cottage, 24 Viewfield road Garland, Peter, plasterer, Ailsa cottage, 3 Hawkhill avenue GENERAL DIRECTORY. 103"'

Gamock Steam Shipping Coy. , Ltd. , Dock buildings, North Quay Garrett, Sergt. Fred, 81 South Harbour street

Garrett, Mrs, 65 New I'oad • Garrety, Misses, 32 Princes street Garrow, William, commercial traveller, Hazeldene, 12 Chalmers road, west Garry, Miss, 23 Union buildings, Smith street Garv e, Peter, Stanley cottage, 63 Content street (lass, James, boot traveller, Mungo cottage, 12 Hawkhill avenue Gass, William, boot traveller, 4 Burnett terrace, off Hawk- hill avenue Gaunt, Daniel, traveller, 48 North Harbour street Gaunt, Mrs, 3 St. John's place. Fort street Ga-^, "William, Painter and Paperhan^er, 22 "Wallace Street—house, 66 Do. (See Advt. page 55) Gebbie, Francis (of Lennox & Gebbie, hamcurers), Blanefield cottage, 79 Prestwick road Gebbie, George, compositor, 100 Wallace street GeTDlsie, James, Boot Repairer, 19 Hi^h Street—house, 22 Ashgrove street. (See Advt. page 97) Gellatly, D, G., salesman, 2 Bath place Gemmell, Alexander, solicitor, Wellington chambers, 64 Fort street—house, Chelston, 2 Blackburn road

Gemmell, A. 8s Son, Post and Jola Masters, 205 Hi^h Street, and Call Oface, 29 "Wellington Square. (See advt. page 148) Gemmf'll, Charles, shoemaker, 50 Princes street Gemmell, James, fisherman, 37 Peebles street Gemmell, John D., Job Postmaster, 35 Carrick street - house, Dalrowan, Castlehill road Gemmell, John, 63 Main street Gemmell, John, engine driver, 70 York street lane Gemmell, Matthew, boot and shoemaker, 89 Main street- house, 14 Elmbank street

•George, David, fishmonger, 7 Tryfield place, off West Sanquhar road George, Robert. 6 Church place, Cross street Geoige, Robert, Lorryman, 25 Green street lane Georgeson, Miss, Hampton, 25 Carrick road Gerrand, Mrs, 67 Dalblair road Gibb, Alexander, carpenter, 8 Garden street

GiTalD, Allan, OalDinetiaalser, "70 High Street -bouse, 111 Cross street. (See advt. 113) Gibb, John, brassfinisher, 29 New Bridge street Gibb, John, gas manager, Newton Gas Works—house, Rose- mont cottage, 25 Allison street Gibb, Robert, boilermaker, 89 South Harbour street Gibson, Alexander, 12 Argyle street Gibson, Arthur, gardener, 49 Mill street Gibson, David, storeman, 30 New Bridge street Gibson, George, Clerk, 58 Hawkhill avenue Gibson, Hugh, porter and ales, 39 Mill street

^G-ilason, James, Oonfeotioaer, 25 Main Street—house, Rose cottage, off Northfield avenue. (See advt. page 80) Gibson, James, cab driver, 85 High street Gibson, James, 33 Green street, lane Gibson, James, tailor, 26 Peebles street Gibson, James, clerk, Rosebank cottage, 38 Falkland park Gibson, John, 93 Main street Gibson, John, filesher, 26 High street—house, 100 Do. Gibson, John, compositor, 28 Victoria street Gibson, John, hatter, 82 High street—house, Afton cottage, 2 Carrick road •Gibson, Peter, flesher, 96 Main street—house, 50 Weaver street .Gibson, Richard, slater, 13 Content street Gibson, Thomas, porter, 25 Church street

*GiT3Son, "W. 85 D., Confectioners, 23 Main Street- (See Advt. page 144) Gibson, William (of W. & D. Gibson), 40 Union avenue Gibson, Mrs, Falkland villa, 27 Prestwick btreet

• Gibson, Mrs, 74 High Street Gibson, Mrs, Terrace house, 36 Charlotte street Gibson, Mrs, 61 Allison street Gibson, Mrs Robert, St Murray cottage, 70 Church street Gibson, Mrs, 32 Princes street Gifien, William, clerk, 8 Duke street iGilbertson, Mrs, 2 Eglinton terrace Gilchrist, John, carter, 35 Green street lane ^Gilchrist, Wdliam, 239 High street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 105

I flQilchrist, Mrs, dairy, 22 Dalblair road

•Crildea, James A. , foreman printer, 1 Cralgie street Giles, Henry, designer. Forth villa, 119 Prestwick road Oiles, W. G., designer, 47 John street • Gilfillan, Andrew, Place d'Auray buildings, 75 Dalblair road Gillan, Daniel, rag merchant, 1 1 and 12 River street Gillan, John, stoker, 12 Weaver street Gillan, Robert, 18 Wellington square

Gillan, Thomas, boot repairer, J 13 Wallace street Gillan, Thomas, bon marche, 47a Alloway street—house, 3 Marchmont terrace •Gillan, William, water inspector, 75 Main street Gillan, William, dairyman, 170 Prestwick road Gillan, Mrs, 6 Ronaldshaw park Gillespie, Alexander, cashier, 89 Mill street Gillespie, John, agent, 24 Wallace street -Gilmour, Ambrose, postman to Mainholm, 81 Mill street Gilmour, Francis, plumber, 88 Princes street Gilmour, James, miller, 14 Academy stn et -Gilmour, Robert, engine driver, 30 Allison street Gilmour, Miss, Carlton terrace, 39 Bellevue crescent 'Gilmour, Miss, 4 Nelson street Gilmour, Mrs, 81 Mill street •Gilogley, William, bricklayer, 187 High street •Girdwood, Gavin, baker, 168 High street and 20 Sandgate— house, Curtecan, 47 Carrick road •Gird wood, John, baker, 6 Wattfield road

Carriage Hirers—offices, 68 Sandgate and Eailway - Station Cab Stance. Stables, 5 New Bridge street and Belmont avenue. Telephone No. 103. (See Advt. page 23) Xilen, Adam, plasterer, 26 Duke street 'Glen, Matthe'TT, Plasterer, Boston Cottage, "West Sanquhar Road. (See Advt. page 158) *Glencr

106 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Glover, John, moulder, 12 Allison street Glover, Sykes, groom. Mews lane Godfrey, Mrs, 20 Wellington square Gold, William, spirit merchant, 216 High street—houpe,. 1 Kyle Street Croldis, Andrew, Draper and Outfitter, 36 Hain. Sfcroet—house, Ardlea, Fotheringhara road. (See Advt. page 37) Goldman Benjamin, 37 Mill street Good, Mrs, 12 Bath place Goodall, George, painter, 40 Russell street Gooden, Henry, draper, Galloway crescent, 69 Russell street Goodwin, John, ship chandler, 38 North harbour street house— 1 Citadel place, Fort G-ordon Bros., Italian "Warehousemen, Tea and "Wine Merchants, 25 Newmarket Street and 90 Ss 92. New Road (See advt. 12) Gordon, David, shipbroker, 10 Bath place Gordon, David P. (of Gordon Brothers), Gowanbank, 20 Midton road Gordon, David, harbour engineer, 12 Eglinton terrace Gordon, Hugh, gardener, 20 Northpark avenue, off Prest- wick road Gordon, John (of Goi'don Brothers), Gowanbank, 20 Midton road Gordon John, engineer and electrician, 6 Newmarket street Gordon, Joseph, engineer, Elgin cottage, 3 Ailsa place, Fort

Gordon, Robert, clerk, G.P.O. , 24 New Bridge street Gordon, Thomas, gardener, Ewenfield gardens, St. Leonards road Gordon, William, 57 Princes street Gordon, Mrs James, 20 Fullarton street Gordon, Mrs, Craigleur terrace, 32 Carrick road Goudie, Charle-, blacksmith, 8 Church street Goudie, James H. (of Dougall, Goudie & Douglas), 25 Miller road Goudie, James (of Goudie & Son), 30 Dalblair road Goudie, John T. (ot R & J. Goudie), 17 Park circus Goudie, John, blacksmith, 30 Kyle street G-ondie, John & Son, Restanratenrs and Pastry- Bakers, 231 High Street. (See advt. page. 67) Goudie, Miss, 14 AUoway place Goudie, R. & J., solicitors, 7 Wellington square Goudie, William, painter, 51 Allison street -Goudie, William, 18 Kyle street GENERAL DIBECTORV. 107

^oudie Misses, milliners, 3^ Main Street and. 10 "Wallace Street. (See advt. page 129) Goudie, Miss Jeanette, registry for servants, 43 Kyle street Goudie, Miss, 4 Osborne terrace, Prestwick road Goudie, Mrs, Florida terrace, 11 Falkland park Goudy, Mrs, 9 Alloway place Gould, James, draper, 74 Wallace street Gourlay, Daniel, funeral undertaker, 75 Cross street Gourlay, Miss, GlenifFer place, 5 Miller road Govan, Alexander, saddler, 2 Elba street Govan, James, lather, 2 Dean place, M'Call's avenue Gracie, John, 22 James Street Grade, Mrs, 90 New road 'Graham, Archibald, hairdresser, 9 River street—house, 44 Green street lane Graham, Charles, miner, 79 Mill street Graham, Charles, 5 Elba street lane Graham, Daniel, painter, 6 Church place, Cross street Graham, David, sviperintendent, Water Works, 2 Killoch place Graham, David, 89 Green street Graham, George, painter, 88 Main street Graham, James, 12 Weaver street

Graham, James, shoemaker, 4 Belvidere terrace, ofif Allison street Graham, J., watchmaker and jeweller, 38 Alloway street Graham, John, painter, 19 Argyle street Graham, Thomas, joiner, 33 Nelson street Graham, William, painter, 45 High street Graham, Miss, head teacher, Lady Jane Hamilton's School, 32 Charlotte street Graham, Misses, Hope cottage, 50 Midton road Graham, Mrs J. D., Hamilton villa, 16 Carrick road Graham, Mrs, 78 Wallace street Graham, Mrs George, 27 Dalblair road Grammar School, Midton road Grange, Miss, Longton villa, St Leonard's road

Granger, Mrs J. H. , 28 Queen's terrace Grant, Alexander, mason, 15 Elba street Grant, Daniel, railway foreman, 61 Content street Grant, Duncan, grocer, 82 Main street—house, Seabank villa, Fort Grant, Hector, vanman, 104 George street Grant, John, rallyway clerk, Newton lodge, Green street 'Grant, John, moulder, 58 Mill street Grant, John, pointsman, 107 Cross street

' Grant, Louis, Blacksmith, 64 Viewfield road )

108 GENERAL, DIRECTORY.

Orant, Peter, shoemaker, 21 Damside Grant, Thomas, railway guard, Victoria cottage, Dam Park Grant, W. G. (of Hunter & Grant), Westbourne, 62 Castle-^ hill road Grant, William, surfaceman, Belmont cottages, St. Leonards^ Road Grant, William, traveller, 37 Peebles street Grant, Miss, 20 Elmbank street Grant, Miss, 3 Northpark terrace, 12 Prestwick road Grant, Mrs Donald, Waverley Temperance Hotel, 8 New Bridge street Grant, Mrs William, Howat lodge, 57 Castlehill road Grant, Mrs, grocer, 55 George street Granton, William, cab driver, 93 High street

Grassick, J. D. , district superintendent Pearl Life Assurance

Co. , Wellington chambers, 6 Fullarton street Grassick, Peter, traveller, 164 George street Graves, Henry, L.R.A.M., organist, 43 Bellevue crescent Gray, Alexander, joiner, 31 Union buildings, Burns Statue- square Gray, James, grocer, 10 Churcii street—house, Gardner- cottage, 60 Church street Gray, James, mis.%ionary to the outdoor blind, Somerset place, 4 Hawkhill avenue Gray, James, potato merchant, Hazlewood, St. Leonards- road Gray, Joseph, 44 Bellevue crescent (rray, Robert, engineer, 4 Marehmont terrace, off Bellvue Rd..

Gray, W. C. , carpet maiiufaotiirer, Newton Carpet Works— house, Northfield, 46 Prestwick road Gray, Miss, 6 Ailsa place. Fort Gray, Miss, 56 Main street Gray, Mrs C, 15 Wellington square Gray, Mrs, 19 Beresford terrace Green, Hugh, gardener, Craigie lodge, Craigie road Orreen, James, wood merchant, York street—house, 30 North Harbour street Green, James, storeman, 187 High street Green, John, moulder, 10 Elba street -Grieenan Steam Lavindry Co., Doonfoot. D. Sowie. (See Advt. coloured leaf Manager. . Greenfield, Miss, 46 Northfield avenue Greenlees, Daniel, compositor, 5 Gordon terrace Greenlees, Daniel, watchmaker, 5 Duke street Greenlees, James, & Son, boot and shoe warehouse, 194 Higb: street Greenlees, John, watchmaker, 39 Newmarket street—housCj, 9 Eglinton terrace —

GENERAL DIEECTORTf. 109^^ d-reenlees, Miss, 1 Academy street Greenway, Mrs, 3 Windsor terrace, Prestwiok road Greenwood, John, basket maker, 97 Cross street ^ Greenwood, William, coal trimmer, 30 Taylor street Gregori, Christophe, pastry baker and confectioner, 51 Alioway street— house, 61 Do. Gregory, Captain John Jervis, R.N., Blackburn house^ Racecourse road

Greigs, cement merchant, 1 1 Green street lane Gribbon, James, police constable, 48 Princes street Gribbon, Mrs, 53 Elba street Gribbon, Mrs, 187 High street Grier, William, groom, 3 Church street Grierson, John, manager to J. B. Bennet & Sons, painters House, Wellington chambers, 70 Fort street Grierson, William, 31 George street Grub, Rev. George, rector Episcopal Church, 2 Alloway place Gudgeon, Robert (of Hyland & Co.), Netherby house, 12 Ronaldshaw park Gunion, John, butler, 1 Bellvue cottages, oflf Bellvue road

Guthrie, A. & J. , shipping agents, 44 North harbour street Guthrie, Captain Robert, Elmslea, 34 Falkland park Guthrie, Robert, mason, 41 Nelson street

G-utheri©, William, joiner and fvineral undertaker, 235 Higil Street—bouse, 45 Alloway street. (See Advt. page 5) Guthrie, Misses, 24 North Harbour street

Haddow, John, grocer, 135 High street Haggart, John, titter, Havannah place, 7 View field road Haining, James, storeman, Ann place, 82 Green street Halbert, Matthew, dairy, 36 Mill street Hall, Alexander, contractor, 65 Peebles street Hall, Charles, mason, 23 Peebles street Hall, Charles, contractor, 15 Peebles street Sail, J., & Co., Family Bread and Biscuit Bakers, 19S' Hi^ih. Street. (See advt. page 143) Hall, John, clerk, 30 Kyle street Hall, Miss, Viewfield place, 74 Allison street Hall, Misses, 20 15allantine drive Hall, Mrs, 133 South Harbour street Hall, Mrs, 27 Peebles street Hallan, Mrs, spirit merchant, Victoria bar, 24 and 26 Hop© street —

110 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Halliday, James, tailor, Barndonna, 7 St Andrew's street Halliday, James, janitor, 22 Queen street Halliday, William, G.P.O. clerk, 39 Union avenue Hamilton, Alexander, weaver, 40 Weaver street Hamilton, Alexander, tailor, 43 New road

Hamilton, Andrew, mason, Mungo cottage, 14 Hawkhill I avenue Hamilton, David, mason, 46 Viewfield road Hamilton, Edward, carter, 31 Content street Hamilton, Francis, plumber, 239 High street Hamilton, James, shipping agent, 60 North harbour street house, Ingleside, 43 Prestwick road Hamilton, James, lace weaver, 11 Weaver street -Hamilton, John, railway guard, 52 Content street Hamilton, John, vanman, 62 Carrick street Hamilton, John, gardener, 8 Main street Hamilton, John, vanman, 32 Elmbank street Hamilton, Matthew, joiner, 5 Carrick park Hamilton, Robert, groom, 74 Main street Hamilton, William, of Curdy & Hamilton, 53 Princes street Hamilton, William, coach painter, 1 Gordon terrace Hamilton, William, mason, 40 Nelson street Hamilton, Miss, 17 York street Hamilton, Miss, 6 Union buildings, 31 Burns Statue square Hamilton, Mrs Charles, 6 Craigie street Hamilton, Mrs Hugh, 1 Barns street Hamilton, Mrs James, Ashlea, 1 Park circus Hamilton, Mrs James, hairdresser and tobacconist, 104 Main street— house, 102 Main street Hamilton, Mrs, 13 Peebles street Hamilton, Mrs, 59 Kyle street Hamilton, Mrs, 4 Church place Hamilton, Mrs, 8 Weaver street Hampton, John, officer of Customs, 1 Springvale road Haney, Patrick, carter, 26 Cross Street Hannah, Andrew, draper, Maryfield Cottage, Beresford terrace, Midton road Hannah, Andrew, lorryman, Viewfield place, 76 Allison street Hannah, David, cabinetmaker, 146 George street Hannah, Hugh, joiner, 42 Kyle street Hannah, James, railway fireman, 15 Argyle street Hannah, James, pointsman, 109 George street Hannah, John, fireman, 32 Weaver street Hannah, John, mason, 9 Argyle street Hannah, John, coal trimmer, 5 Content street Hannah, William, painter, 9 Taylor street Harbieson, John, coachman, 22 Northfield avenue GENERAL DIRECTqRY. Ill

Hall, Matthew, contractor, 31 Peebles street Hamilton, J., flesher, 11.3 George street Hamilton, John, watchmaker, 7 Goshen Terrace, M'Call's avenue Hannah, Mrs John, Black Bull Hotel, 21 and 22 River street Harbour Office, Dock buildings—Captain Ritchie, harbour master

Hardie, Thomas (of Clark & Co. ), Avondale, 56 Prestwick road Hardwick, Misses, 4J Cromwell place Harkness, James, 144 George street Harley, William, cork cutter, 67 Princes street Harris, Edward, surveyor of taxes, 3 Macneillie buildings, Newmarket street—house, Selwood, 52 Bellevue crescent Harris, John, tailor, 129 George street Harris, Miss, certificated nurse, Whitehall, 16 Beresford terrace Harrison, Captain James, 29 Queen's terrace Harrison, Peter, baker, 101 South Harbour street Harrison, W. E., butler, Kenilworth, St Leonard's road Hart, George, Corsehill house, Monument road Hart, Harry, South Bank cottage. Fort Hart, Walter, 2 Goschen terrace, M'Call's avenue Hart, Mrs, 40 Princes street Harvey, Fergus, mason, 23 Nelson street Harvey, Frederick, prison warder, Wellington lodge, Bath place Harvej^, James, blacksmith, 67 George street

Harvey, James S. , assistant surveyor G.P.O. southern district, Craigleur terrace, 30 Carrick road Harvey, Thomas, badge porter, 10 Victoria street Harvey, William, Cornhill cottage, 62 Prestwick road Harvey, William, grocer, 242 High street—house, Haveloch terrace, 12 Miller road Hastings, John, hamcurer, 56 Main street Hastings, William, Burnfoot cottage, Falkland road Hasting, Misses, M^iite seam sewers, 3 New bridge street Hassard, Joseph, foreman, Victoria terrace, 36 Viewfieldroad Hawes, Arthur, Craigleur terrace, 34 Carrick road Hawkhill Bowling Club, West Sanquhar road Hawthorn, William, spirit merchant, 4 Main street Hawthorn, Miss, 5 St John's place, Fort street Hay, James, 21 Victoria street Hay, James, baker, 65 Mill street Hay, James, 20 Nelson street Hay, John, Anchor restaurant, 23 and 25 South harbour street Hay, James, gardener. South park, 37 Racecourse road Hay, Robert, grocer, 3 Waggon road H —

112 GENERAL BIRECTORY.

Hay, Thomas, 80 Wallace street Hay, Rev. William, M.A., B.D., St Andrew's U.F. manse,. Drumrosie, Carrick road Hay, William, mason, 84 Main street Hay, William, grocer, Cessnock cottage, 5 Princes street Hay, Mrs T. 31 Carrick street Haymarch, James, 44 Elba street Haynes, Samuel, 54 Elba street Hazle, John, farmer, 18 Hawkhill Head, John, coachbuilder, 150 George street Head, Mrs, 4 Elba street Headley, James (of Howat's), 1 Marchmont terrace, off Bellevue road HefFeron, Thomas, spirit merchant, 101 Main street—house,., 67 Main street Henderson, Alexander, painter, 54 George street Henderson, Charles, 14 Cathcart street Henderson, David, clerk, 45 Union avenue Henderson, George, 129 George street Henderson, James, Governor Kyle Union, Holmston road house, Craigie road Henderson, James, ladies' tailor, 4 Church place. Cross street Henderson, James, chimney sweep, 42 Elba street Henderson, Rev. John, North Newton Manse, 1 Prestwick road Henderson, John, H.M. Inspector of Schools for Ayrshire,- Rosyth, 52 Prestwick road Henderson, Neil, pilot, 29 Clune's vennal Henderson, Robert, sawyer, 75 New road Henderson, William, 75 Main street Henderson, Mrs James, Eastwood, 24 Hawkhill avenue Hendrie, Alexander, joiner, 30 Allison street Hendrie, Daniel, insurance agent, Auchinstewart Cottage,. Prestwick road Hendrie, George, engine driver, 29 Peebles street Hendrie, James, yardsman, 65 New road Hendrie, Robert, butcher, 14 Green street Hendrie, William, lorryman, 29 Elmbank street Hendrie, Miss, Mahersby, 12 Bellevue crescent Heneage, Lieut. -Colonel Michael, Carleton house, Blackburn Herman, James, 25 Carrick Street road. Henry, Hugh, printer, bookbinder, lithographer, and stationer,, 35 Newmarket street Henry, William, tailors' cutter, 43 New road Henry, Mrs P., 17 Bellevue crescent Hepburn, Alexander, grocer. Union buildings, 23 Smith street Hepworth, J, & Son, Ltd., clothiers, 136 High street —

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 113

Herbertson, James B. , Cumberland lodge, 32 Racecourse road Herron, Miss, I Park terrace Herron, Mrs, 13 Barns terrace Sess, 'Wilhelm, artistic photographer, Miller Ko^d also at (opposite Railway Station) ; Ayr Road, Old

. Cumnock. (See advt. page 8 in initio. Hess, Mrs, select registry for servants, 7 Beresford terrace Hetherington, James manager, (Cooper and Co.), Seaview terrace, 104 Prestwick road

Hewitson, Hamilton R. , foreman engineer, 252 High street Hewitson, Robert, gardener, 18 James Street Hewitson, William, shopman, 72 Church street Hewitson, Mrs, 229 High street Higgans, John, shoemaker, 52 Mill street Higgans, William, boot and shoemaker, 246 High street house, Fernlee, 19 Hawkhill avenue Higgins, William, mason, 2 Waggon road Highet & Himter, ironmongers, 95 High street Eighet, J. C, Registered Plumber, 10 Alloway Street —house, Williamfield, Miller road. (See advt. page 104) Highet, John, carpenter, 35 Weaver street Highet, W. G. plumber, Annanhill, Maj'bole , road aigfhet, "W. & Son, Plumbers, Slaters, and G-laziers, 13 Fort Street. (See advt. page 44)

Hill, D. E. , Isalea, St Leonards road Hill, James (of P. B. Hill), 8 Beresford terrace Hill, P. B., Fishmonger, Qame, Poultry and Ice Merchant, -i"? High Street. (See advt. page ii) Hill, Samuel, superintendent Prudential Assurance Company, Limited, 1 Grosvenor terrace, Fotheringham road. Hill, Thomas, 51 Wellington street Hill, William, 9 Victoria street Hill, Miss, Blanefield Cottage, 73 Prestwick road Hill, Mrs A., Calderwood, 8 Ashgrove Street Hill, Mrs, 34 George street Hill, Mrs, 49 Elba street Hislop, James G., controller G.P.O., Wiston place, 76 Church street Hislop, William, shoemaker, 3 Queen street Hislop, Miss, 32 Content street Hodgart, Miss, Locherbank, 38 Racecourse road Hodgert, Joseph, hamcurer, 4 New Bridge street Hodgson, Mrs, 4 Northfieid avenue Hogarth, David, slater, 252 High street Hogarth, George, 44 High street 114 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Hogg, Donald, slater, 9 Russell street Hogg, James, slater, 50 York street Hogg, John, blacksmith, 14 Elmbank street Hogg, John, janitor, Carrick Street Mission Hall, Carrick street Hogg, Matthew, grocer, 182 High street—house, Wattfield liouse, 53 Midton I'oad Hogg, Roberj, 148 George street Hogg, William, 42 Nelson street Hogg, Miss, 50 New road Hogg, Mrs John, 19 New Bridge street Holland, John, 49 h Wellington street Holland, Robert, 158 George street Home and Colonial Tea Stores, 150 High street Hood, Charles, butcher, 61 Wallace street Hood, Francis, shoemaker, 42 Nelson street Hood, James, 27 Duke street Hood, John, carpet weaver, 9 Weaver street Hood, John, meter inspector, Ayr gaswork, Cromwell road Hood, Thomas, Joiner and Funeral Undertaker, 3^ New Hoad—house, lOl New road, (See advt. page 77) Hood, Thomas, baker, 218 High street Hood, William, gardener, 6 Gordon terrace Hood, Miss, Normanhurst, 58 Midton road Hood, Miss, South place, 30 Midton road Hood, Mrs, ladies nurse, 8 Garden street Hood, Mrs, Greenlaw, 19 Carrick road Hood, Mrs John, 84 High street Home, Rev. John, Cromwell house, 14 Cromwell road Hose, Hugh, vanman. Old Brewery house. Fort Hosie, John, Hatter, 23 Newmarket Street—house, 24 Barns street. (See advt. page 122)

Hotel Dalblair, 42 Alloway street ; carriage entrance, Dal- blair road

Houldsworth, John M. , Brougham place, 1 Racecourse road Hourston, David (of Hourston & Sons), St Ola, 2 Ronaldshaw park Hourston, James S, (of Hourston and Sons), St Ola, 2 Ronald- shaw park Hourston, John, photographer, 11 Charlotte street Hourston & Sons, Drapers, 26 Alloway Street. (See advt. page .30) Houston, Vlisses, music teachers, 11 Charlotte street Houston, James, retired schoolmaster, Floral bank, 29 Prest- wick road Houston, John, pilot, 2 Saltfield house, York street —

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 115

Houston, W- "WTllie, ladies' and gent.'s tailor, 19 lTe"W2narkOt Street—house, 3 Ballantine drive. (See advt. page 90) Houston, Mrs, washerwoman, 152 George s'treet Howat, D. G. & Co., lace manufacturers, Allison street manager, Gavin Torrance Howat's Ironmongrery Stores, 108 and 110 High street, (See advt. page 132) Howat, Miss A. J., dressmaker, 44 George street Howat, Mrs William, 14 Beresford terrace Howatson, James, joiner, 19 Duke street

Howatson, J. , 14 Bath place Howatson, Miss, dress and mantle maker, 6 St John's place Howe, James, baker, 5 Gordon terrace Howe, Robert, gardener, Auchenlewan Cottage, 59 Castlehill road Howe, William, 12 Queen's terrace Howie, James A., clerk, 49 High street Howie, John (of M'Millan and Howie), 58 Alloway street house, Linwood, Castlehill road Howie, Mrs, 9 Midton road Howie, Mrs, Linwood, Castlehill road Hudson, Mrs Thomas, furnished apartment, 3 Dalblair road Hughes, James, 52 Content street Hughes, Mrs, 22 Church street Humphreys, Mrs, 37 Wellington street

Hunt, J. P., Surgeon Dentist, Charlotte House, 17 Charlotte Street. (See advt. page 14 in initio). Hunter, Aaron, cabinetmaker, 12 Albert terrace, off John street Hunter, Adam, tailor, 43 Allison street Hunter, Andrew, moulder, 12 Russell street Hunter, Andrew, builder and contractor, 16 Dalblair road house, 16 Midton road Hunter Bros., cabinetmakers and funeral undertakers, 55 Main street Hunter, David, 3 Barns terrace Hunter, David, traveller, 58 Allison street Hunter, Gavin, cab foreman, 37 Mill street Hunter, George, shoemaker, 18 Old Bridge street

Hunter Ss G-rant, General Drapers, 2 High Street. (See advt, page 123) Hunter, Hugh D. (of R. Hunter & Sons), 24 and 26 Russell street Hunter Hugh, shoemaker, 5 Crosbie place, Northfield avenue 116 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Hunter, Hugh, house agent, 17 Main street —house, St Leonard's Villa, St Leonard's road Hunter, Hugh, seaman, 23 Carrick street Hunter, James K., architect, 53 Sandgate—house, 16 Midton road Hunter, James S. (of Hunter & Grant), 9 Bellevue crescent Hunter, James, clubmaster, Unionist Club, 2 New road Hunter, James, boot finisher, 8 Weaver street Hunter, James, joiner, 74 Main street Hunter, John, 129 Main street

Hunter, John B. , piano tuner, 10 Cromwell place Hunter, Matthe*^, Painter and Fa^serlian^er, 19 Main Street—house, 17 Main street. (See advt. page 129) Hunter, Robert (of Hunter and Sons), 6 Nelson street Hunter, Robert, hay merchant, 4 Springvale road Hunter, r^obert, & Sons, Ironfotinders, 'WallacetowxL Foundry, Limonds "Wynd. (See advt. page 78.) Hunter, R. M., traveller, 64 Church street Hunter, William, cashier, Bank of Scotland, 24 Sandgate Hunter, William, joiner, Nile court, 154 High street Hunter, William, 9 Tryfield place, off West Sanquhar road Hunter, William, builder, 110 New road Hunter, William, carpenter, 104 New road Hunter's Servants' Registry, 4 Sandgate Hunter, Misses, teachers of music, 37 Dalblair road Hunter, Misses, dressmakers, 16 Ailsa place Hunter, Miss, Arnsheen terrace, 22 Duke street Hunter, Miss J., Bankend, Woodfield Road Hunter, Mrs, 3 Doon terrace, off Midton road Hunter, Mrs William, Park cottage, St. Leonard's road Hunter, Mrs A., 28 Queen's terrace Hunter, Mrs, 5 Springvale road Hunter, Mrs, 62 Church street Hunter, Mrs, 44 Peebles street Husband, Alexander, tailor, 20 New road Hutcheon, Alexander, 3 Ralston place, West Sanquhar road Hutchison, George, mason, 3 Gordon terrace, Content street Hutchison, James, retired schoolmaster, Rosemont, 14 Bel- mont avenue

Hutchieson, Rev, M. , Stewartville, Tig road Hutchieson, Robert, brickbuilder, Alderston, 48 Prestwick road Hutchison, Miss, 14 Ballantine drive Hutchison, Mrs, 41 New road Hutton, Miss, grocer, 70 Mill street Hyde, E. H., club keeper, 41 Newmarket street Hyslop, Andrew (of Hyslop, Wallace and Co.), 4 Ronaldshaw park —

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 117

Hyslop, David (of Hyslop, Wallace and Co.), Dalmulin, Craigie road Hyslop, James, Old Church officer, 7 Kirk port

Hyslop, James, joiner, 61 Peebles street , Hyslop, John (of Ritchie & Co.), 17 Bellevue crescent Hyslop, Thomas, sanitary inspector, 7 Gordon street :S7slop, "Wallace & Co., aeneral Drapers, 250 Si^h. Street. (See advt. page 10 in initio.) Hyslop, William, millwright, 13 Peebles street Hyslop, Misses, 12 Green street Hyslop, Mrs, 153 High street

Imrie, & Co. , nurserymen, 55 Castlehill road Imrie, Thomas & Sons, seedsmen, 156 High street, and Stores, Nile Court, 154 High street Imrie, William, timber merchant, Oakwood, Bowman road I.L.P. Hall, 33 Main street Inglis, Alexander, police constable, 33 Elmbank street Inglis & Sons, seedsmen, 43 Alloway street Inglis, W. G., tea merchant, 41 Alloway street—house, Craig- leur terrace, 40 Carrick road Ingram, Robert, architect, 1 Blackburn road Ingram, Mrs, 12 Union avenue Ingram, Mrs, 94 High street Innes, George, spirit merchant, 36 North Harbour street house —Meadowbsnk, 24 Carrick park Innes, James, chemist, IS New Bridge street—house, 23 Fort street. (See advt. page 88) Innes, Mrs, grocer, 28 Green street Ireland, Thomas, railway guard, 34 Elmbank street Ireland, Mrs, 30 Church street Irvine, Archibald, slater, glazier and chimney sweeper, 19 Carrick street Irvine, George, mason, 40 Russell street Irvine, George, upholsterer, 45 Newmarket street Irvine, James S., Edenhall, 152 Prestwick road Irvine, Jolin, slater, glasier and chimney sweeper. Place D'Anray Buildings, 75 Dalblair road. (See advt. page 63) Irvine, Joseph, clerk, 20 Union avenue Irvine & Sons, booksellers and stationers, " Te Olde TolTaOOtlie, 75 High street. (See advt. page 35) Irvine, Samuel M. (of S. Irvine & Sons), Viewfield, Prestwick — 118 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Irvine, Mrs, 48 Kyle street Irwin, Idrs J., Crai^ie Laundry, 25 Content street- house, 11 Content Street. (See advt. page 56) Ivory, John, coachman, 58 Mill street

Jack, Alexander A., St. Fillans, Ashgrove street Jack, James, Joiner and. Stair-Hailer, 54 SylO' Street— house, Cathburn cottage, Dam park. (See advt. page 102) Jack, Thomas, fancy warehouse, 67 and 69 Nevraiarket street —house, 5 Barns crescent Jack, Thomas, 3 Cathcart street Jack, Thomas, mason, 12 Green street lane Jack, Mrs Thomas, Commonhead Farm, St Leonards road Jackson, Andrew^, blacksmith, 47 Fort street Jackson, Colonel F., Springvale house, 25 Midton road Jackson, James, millworker, 67 Princes street Jackson, John, painter, 17 River terrace Jackson, John, mason, 1 Tryfield place, off West Sanquhar road Jackson, J. & W., builders, 6 James street Jackson, William, mason, 17 Victoria street Jackson, Miss, 5 Kensington terrace, 35 Miller road Jackson, Miss, remnant warehouse, 9 Old Bridge street Jacobs, Arthur, 42 Weaver street James, Miss Jane, 52 Allison street Jamie, Matthew, & Co., manufacturers, 45 Content street housCj Auchinlee cottage, St Andrew's street Jamie, H. & J., Plumbers and Slaters, 18 Nortli Harbour Street. (See advt. page 86) Jamie, Robert (of R. and J. Jamie), 18 North Harbour street Jamie, William, coal agent, 42 Content street Jamieson, Andrew, joiner, 33 Nelson street Jamieson, Archibald, groom, 2 Duke street Jamieson, Archibald, mason, 25 John street Jamieson, Hugh A., mathematical master, academy. Mid- sands cottage, 23 Racecourse road Jamieson, Hugh, clerk, Avondale terrace, 18 Falkland park Jamieson, James, shoemaker, 3 Russell street Jamieson, John, burgh foreman, 19 Kyle street Jamieson, John, joiner, 36 Church street Jamieson, John, railway servant, 2 Ralston place,-^'est Sanquhar road Jamieson, John, & Company, clothiers, 106 High street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 11^

I Jamieson, Montgomerie, architect, 50 Kyle street Jamieson, Peter, 22 Peebles street Jamieson, Thomas, district manager. Provincial Homes Co., 53 Green street jamieson, William, coal salesman, 4 Kyle street Jamieson, Miss, 144 High street Jamieson, Miss A., laundress, 2 Tryfield place, off West Sanquhar road Jamieson, Mrs, grocer, 77 Green street Jamieson, Mrs, Doon house, 74 Prestwick road Jardine, Hugh, mason, 3 James street Jardine, William, shipping clerk, 13 Eglinton terrace Jardine, Mrs, certificated nurse, 6 Windsor terrace, Prest- wick road Jeffrey, Alexander, traveller, 7 M 'Call's avenue Jeffrey, Miss H., Berlin Wool Depository, 60 Newmarket street Jenkins, Cunninghame, pastry baker, 14 New road Jenkins, James, pastry baker, 19 Falkland road Jess, John, railway guard, 10 York street Jess, William, mason, 70 Elba street Johnson, Alfred, plumber, 2 Belvidere terrace, off Allison street Jolinson Brothers, greneral drapers, 50 Hi^li street (See advt. page 15) Johnson, George (of Johnson Brothers), 40 Park circus Johnson, Robert, musician, 30 Wallace street Johnson, Mrs Thomas H., 2 Lancaster lerrace

Johnstone, Alex. , 2 Carrick park Johnstone, Alexander, 13 Elmbank street Johnston, Alexander, clerk, G.P.O., Gowanlea, 46 Falkland park Johnston & Finlayson, general drapers. Landau buildings, 13 Burns Statue square Johnston, Hugh, joiner, 14 New road Johnstone, James, pointsman, 18 Peebles street Johnstone, James, ostler, 1 Kyle street Johnstone, James, pipemaker, 39 Elmbank street Johnstone, John, compositor, 52 Princes street Johnston, Joseph, Athole Arms, 3 and 5 Burns Statue square,. also 1 South Harbour street Johnstone, Robert, lorryman, 38 Wellington street Johnston, Robert (of Wm. Johnston & Son), 21 Eglinton- terrace Johnstone,. Rev. S. K. (assistant, Dr Dykes), 13 Bellevue crescent Johnston, Thomas, 13 Garden street Johnston, Thomas, 26 Waggon road 120 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Johnstone, Walter, tweed finisher, 34 Elmbank street Johnston, Walter, porter, 72 Wallace street

V Johnston, "William, & Son, Painters and Decorators, 54 Sandgate. (See advt. page 99).

. Johnstone, William, 6 Wellington street

. Johnstone, William, police constable, 53 George street -Johnston, William, superintendent, Singers' Machine Co., 6 Beaufort place, M 'Call's avenue. -Johnstone, Miss, 10 Barns terrace Johnstone, Miss, dressmaker, Seaview terrace, 104 Prestwick road Johnstone, Miss, confectioner, 21 Carrick street Johnstone, Miss, 4 Campbell street Johnstone, Miss Jane, Jane place. Green street lane

Johnstone, Mrs G. , 39 John street -Johnstone, Mrs, 15 Elba street Johnstone, Mrs, 23 Church street Jones, Samuel, roadman, 49 Weaver street .Jones, Miss, dressmaker, 2 Tryfield place Jones, Mrs, 137 South Harbour street Jones, Mrs, 45 Alioway street Jordan, William, collier, 3 James street Junior Conservative Association Rooms, 41 Newmarket street Junior Liberal Club, 1 Sand gate

Kay, James, pointsman, 11 Wellington street Kay, John, retired farmer, 25 Barns street Kay, John, joiner and cabinetmaker, 46 George street—house, Craigielea cottage. Dam park Kay, John, cabinetmaker, 6 Northfield place, Northfield avenue Kay, Thomas, reporter, Greenlawn cottage, 11 Midton road Kay, William, grocer, 36 George street—house, 67 Dalblair road Kay, William, saddler, 7 Cross street Kay, William, cabinetmaker, 4 Nelson street Kay, William, nursery farm, Holmston road Kay, Mrs William, Broomfield, 56 Midton road Kay, Mrs Agnes, 2 St John's place. Fort street Kay, Mrs, 4 Victoria street Kean, Alexander, 83 Main street

:Sean, J. T., "Watchmaker and Je'^eller, 163 Si^b, Street—house, Maitland cottage, 44 Church street. (See advt. page 70) GENERAL DIRECTORY. 121

"Kean, Mrs, 19 Elba street Kellock, John, mason, 20 Princes street Kellock, John, guard, 17 Falkland road Kelly, Alexander, joiner, 42 Mill street Kelly, Rev. A. M., assistant Ayr U.F. West, 5 St JohA's place. Fort street

, Kelly, David, pointsman, 60 Vievvfield road Kelly, James, blacksmith, 51 George street Kelly, James, millworker, 218 High street iKelly, John, .33 Main street Kelly, John, ironmoulder, 107 South harbour street Kelly, Peter, 93 Cross street Kelly, Robert, station master, Newton-on-Ayr station—house, Florida terrace, 3 Falkland park Kelly, Samuel, manager, G. and S.-W. locomotive department—house, 1 Hawkhill Kelly, Thomas, town postman, 78 High street Kelly, Thomas, 20 Victoria street Kelly, William, joiner, 69 Elba street Kelly, Miss, laundry, 187 High street Kelly, Mrs, 17 Queen street Kelly, Mrs, grocer, 132 Cross street Kelso, William, gardener, 1 Gordon terrace. Content street Kelso, William, mason, 62 Green street lane Kennan, Mrs Samuel, 44 Fort street Kennedy, Adam, foreman moulder, 39 Green street Kennedy, Alexander, cutter, 6 Alexandria terrace. Union Avenue Kennedy, Charles, 75 Main street Kennedy, David, miner, 166 High street Kennedjr, George, gardener, 9 Carrick street .Sennedy, James, Monumental Sculptor, Holmston Road, opposite Cemetery—house, Bumside cottage, Holmston road. (See advt. page 97). Kennedy, James, slater, 59 Church street Kennedy, James, groom, 16 Wellington lane Kennedy, Peter, grocer and spirit merchant, 14 New Bridge street—house, 4 Barns park Kennedy, Peter, engine driver, Ebenezer cottage, 15 Princes street Kennedy, Robert, Oakfield, 5 Broomfield road Kennedy, Captain Ross, 30 Alloway street .Sennedy, "William, PlumTser, 13 Academy Street- house, 66 New road. (See advt. page 151) Kennedy, William, slater, 19 New Bridge street

-Kennedy, Wm. , farmer, Doon villa, 59 Midton road Kennedy, William, foreman Lees shoe factory, 10 Campbell street 122 C4ENERAL DIRECTORY.

Kennedy, William, 1 Campbell street Kennedy, William, cabdriver, 59 Kyle street Kennedy, Miss, 16 Academy street Kennedy, Mrs, 98 Prestwick road Kennedy, Mrs Robert, 32 Bellevue crescent Kennedy, Mrs William, 8 Queen's terrace Kennedy, Mrs, 41 Bellevue crescent Kenny, Robert, stevedore, 13 Content street Kenny, Walter, storeman, 15 Elba street Kenny, William, 33 Content street Kent, Mrs William, 6 Hawkhill avenue Kerr, Andrew, telegraph linesman, 160 George Street Kerr, Archibald, blacksmith, 32 Green street lane —house,. 85 New road Kerr Bros., Coal Mercliants, Tarns' Brig. (See advt..

Kerr, David, 135 South Harboiu' street Kerr, Edward, coal trimmer, 125 Main street Ker, Frank W., Kimberley, 54 Bellevue crescent Kerr, George, surfaceman, 41 Nelson street Kerr, George, 23 Smith street Ker, Henry A., 21 Park circus Kerr, Hugh, 130 Cross street Kerr, John, goods agent G. & S.-W. Railway—house,. Gladelles, Holmston road Kerr, Captain John, Midsands Cottage, 23 Racecourse road Kerr, John (agent for Lawsons, Limited, Glasgow), 166 High street Kerr, John, supei-intendant of Slaughter House, 59 Mill street Kerr, Peter, slater, 53 Mill street Kerr, Robert (of Kerr Brothers), 4 Northpark avenue, off Prestwick road Kerr, Robert, fireman, 3 Tryfield place Kerr, William, architect and surveyor, Wellington Chambers,. 8 Eullarton street— house, 1 Bruce crescent. Fort Kerr, William (of Kerr Brothers), 7 Florida terrace, Falkland park Kerr, William, 111 South harbour street Kerr, William, blacksmith, 38 Kyle street Kerr, William, pointsman, 3 Limekiln road, Tarn's brig

Kerr, Miss A. , bookseller and stationer, 78 Sandgate Kerr, Miss, milliner, 129 High street Kerr, Miss, 57 Wellington street Kerr, Miss, dressmaker, 59 Mill street Kerr, Miss E., confectioner, 25 Alloway street

Kerr, Mrs A. , 4 Cassillis street Kerr, Mrs Wm., grocer, 40 Kyle street —

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I Kerr, Mrs, 18 Wellington street Kerr, Mrs, 43 Weaver street Kerr, Mrs, china merchant, 41b George street Kerr, Mrs, 12 Broomfield road Kerr, Mrs John, 7 Queen's terrace Kerr, Mrs Thomas, tobacconist, Union buildings, 25 Burns Statue square—house, Springside, Maybole road Kerr, Mrs Robert, Northpark terrace, 16 Prestwick road Kidd, William, policeman, 35 Elmbank street Kierans, Francis, officer of inland revenue, 8 Macneillie buildings. House, 22 Park circus Kilgour, John, Glen Cottage, 3 i^'alkland road Kilgour, Misses, 35 Dalblair road Killen, John, leather cutter, 43 New road Killen, James, joiner, 22 Waggon road

Killorn, S. M. , 28 Main street Kilmarnock Equitable Co-operative Society, Limited, 5 South harbour street, Weaver street, and 58 Main street Kilmurray, Edward, gardener, 67 Wellington street Kilmurray, George, joiner, 37 Wellington street Kilpatrick, Thomas A. (of Kilpatrick & Wilson), 33 New- market street Kilpatrick & Wilson, solicitors, 33 Newmarket street Kilpatrick, Misses, Maryfield, Cromwell road King, Charles, tailor's cutter, 1 Barns crescent King, Charles, bottler, 86 Green street King, David Mc, baker, 3 Davidson place. Church street King, Henry (of M'Bride & King), Roseneath cottage, 40 Hawkhill avenue King, James, machine worker, 52 Green street

King, John T. , Lucerne, 7 Ashgrove street King, Robert A., posting and jobmaster, 18 Holmston road house, Montgomerie lodge, 40 Castlehill road King, Robert, maehineman, 69 Green street

King, Thomas M. , town postman, 5 Davidson place, Church street King, Thomas, mason, 5 Ebenezer place, M 'Call's avenue King, William, police constable, 60 Allison street King, William, painter, 12 Nelson street Kang, Miss, Blendon, 10 Bellevue road King, Miss, 56 Church street King, Miss, 52 Elba street King, Mrs Andrew, 38 Fort street Kinloch, Mrs, 111 High street Kiunon, Thomas, boot top maker, 118 George street Kinross, Miss, 9 Alloway place Kirk, Francis, insurance agent, 24 Elmbank street Kirk, James, gunsmith, 36 Union buildings—house, 5 Gordon street 124 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Kirk, Joseph, police constable, 9 Belvedere street, off AUisoit street Sirkland, David, Builder and Joiner, Union Snild- ings, 21 Burns' Statue Square—house, 42 Park circus. (See advt. page 39) Kirkland, Thumas, draper, 38 Elmbank street Kirkland, William, cabinetmaker, Myrtle Bank, Alexandria terrace Kirkland, William, 7 Wellington street Kirkland, Miss, dairy, 81 Main street Kissell, Richard, tailor, Ann place. Green street Knight, David, tenter, 57 Peebles street Knox, David, County Hospital lodge, Mill brae Knox, James, butcher, 41 Green street

Knox, John W. , traveller, 2 Grosvenor terrace, Fotheringham road Knox, Thomas, joiner, 6 York street Knox, AVilliam, C.C. district sanitary inspector, 7 Wellington square—house, 84 Castlehill road

Krumrian, C. , sausauge skin manufacturer, 46 Mill street Kyle, David, M.D., 11 Barns street Kyles, Mrs, 19 Fort street

Ladies' County Club, 44 Newmarket street Lady Jane Hamilton's School, 30 Charlotte street —head> mistress, Miss Graham Lafferty, William, railway guard, 247 High street Laidlaw, William, engineer, 2 Ballantyne drive Laing, Alexander, prison warder, Wellington lodge, Bath place Lamb, James, pawnbroker, 113 Main street—house, 4 Elm- bank street Lamb, Thomas, mason, 81 South harbour street Lamb, William, architect and property agent, 52 Newmarket street—house, Main street, New Prestwick LamTs, "William, "Wholesale Confectioner, 23 and 32> "Wallace street—house, Malta, Craigie road. (See advt- page 75) Lamb, Mrs, 7 Garden street Lambie, John, shoemaker, 42 Kyle street Lamont, Duncan, plumber, 2 Elba street Lamont, James, plater, 137 South harboxir street Lamont, Mrs, 50 John street Landies, John, cork cutter, 25 Nelson street Lanemark Coal Company, 32 North Harbour street—agent,, Robert Montgomeric GENERAL DIRECTORY. 125>

Lang, Andrew H. , Langweal, Blackburn road Lang, Rev. T. H., Martyrs' U.F. Church, 26 Barns street Lang, Miss, milliner. Union buildings, 24 Smith street Langton, Mrs W. A., fruiterer, florist, and registry for serv;- ants, 63 Sand gate Large, Thomas, jointer. Smith villa, 38 Prestwick road Larmer, David, 14 North park avenue, Prestwick road Larmour, Robert, grocer, 64 Cross street Larmour, William, sawyer, 61 Princes street Latta, Mrs, Conar Lyno, Wheatfield road Lauchlan, James, tailor, 44 High street Lauchlan, Matthew, 144 High street Lauchlan, Robert, upholsterer, 42 Content street Lauchlan, William, 142 George street Lauchlan, Miss, 33 Sandgate Lauder, Miss A., 32 Mill street Lauder, Mrs, 9 Carrick street Laughlan, John, joiner, 24 Elmbank street Laverie, Daniel, 6 Rosemont terrace, Northfield avenue Law, David, brass finisher, 34 Nelson street Law, Hugh, cashier, Eildon cottage, 28 Falkland park Law, James, spirit merchant, 19 Burns Statue square Law, James, fisher, 43 York street Law, John, 93 Main street Law, Robert, engraver, 2 Woodfield terrace, Prestwick road Law, Samuel, fisher, 28 York street Law, William, fisher, 32 Taylor street Law, William, 5 Crosbie place, Northfield avenue Law, Miss, 17 Green street Law, Miss, 42 Content street Lawrie, Andrew, railway guard, 10 Duke street Lawrie, A, W., manufacturer, 10 Buckingham terrace Lawrie, David, baker, 45 Church street Lawrie, James, pointsman, 33 Nelson street Lawrie, John, traveller, 1 Northfield place, Northfield avenue Lawrie, Neil, 93 Cross street Lawrie, Nicol (of Lawrie & Smith), Shenton, Wheatfield road Lawrie & Smith, silk mercers and drapers, 29 Sandgate Lawrie, W. J., M.D., 6 Barns street Lawrie, William, 13 Victoria street Lawrie, Mrs John, ladies' nurse, 20 Russell street Lawson, Adam, 106i New road Lawson, Allan, 55 Green street Lawson, Hector, Ayr Mills, Mill brae Lawson, James, mason, 20 Gordon place Lawson, James, joiner, Yewbarrow cottage, 44 Hawkhill avenue

Lawson, John M. , traveller, Ingleneuk, 1 Woodfield road —

<126 GENERAL DIRECTORY. lia'wsons Limited, Trades Clotliizi^ and Furnishing House, 363 Argyle Street, G-lasgo-w. Agent—John Kerr, 166 High Street. See Advt., page 165.

La^rson, Matthew, Calsinetmaker, TJpholsterer and House Agent, 183 and 185 High Street—house, 14 Carrick Park. (See Advt. page 12 in initio) liawson, Robert, mason, 31 Elmbank street Lawson, Robert, plasterer, 52 Fort street Lawson, Thomas, mason, Britannia place, M 'Call's avenue Lawson, William, joiner, 27 Church street Lawson, Miss, 77 New road Lawson, Mrs, saleroom, 5 Mill street Leadingham, William, 34 Union buildings. Smith street Leek, Mrs Henry, Carlton terrace, 33 Bellevue crescent Leckie, James, railway inspector, Newton lodge. Green street Leckie, James, sawyer, 49 Content street Leckie, William, fireman, Twiningham place, Prestwick road Leckie, Agnes, pawnbroker, 115 High street Leckie, Mrs, 110 George street

Le Clair, Louis, French Hairdresser, 50 lTe'^;7inarket Street. House, villa D'Auray, Alloway park. See Advt., page 18 Ledgerwood, Alexander, plasterer, 45 Wellington street Lees, Andrew, St Crispen leather works, M 'Call's avenue house, Ardenclutlia, 9 Bellevue road Lees, James, 6 Beaufort place, M 'Call's avenue Lees, John, Burns tavern, 20 New Bridge street—house, 129 High street Lees, John, carter, 46 Green street lane Lees, John, pointsman, 54 Princes street Lees, Robert, tailor, 42 Green street Lees, Thomas, engineman, Wolesley place, 21 Church street Lees, Mrs, 57 Green street Leggat, George, assistant stamper, 36 Content street Leggat, James (of J. Leggat and Sons), Beckford cottage, 13 Nelson street Leggat, James, jun. (of J. Leggat and Sons), Cadzow cottage, Hawkhill avenue

Leggat, James, & Sons, Flasterers, 11 and 13 Nelson Street. (See advt. page 101) Leggat, Peter, clerk, Annfield place, 10 Argyle street Leggat, William, teacher, Beckford cottage, 13 Nelson street Leggat, William M'Queen, letter stamper, 36 Content street Leggat, Mrs, 34 Elmbank street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 127

Xe'^lize, Au^Tiste, Frencli Hairdresser, 91 High Street. (See advt. page 124) Leishman, John, tailor, 5 Dalblair road • Leitch, William, vanman, 102 Wallace street Leith, Andrew, shoemaker, 4 Hall's vennal lieith, James, shopman, 41 Kyle street Leith, Joseph, Ayr Harbour Trust, 20 Taylor street Leman, John, carter, 23 River terrace Lendrum, Edward, steward, 50 Princes street Lengering, William, hairdresser, 55 Sandgate

:Lennoz & G-elslsie, h^m curers, 100 High street. (See advt. pagfe 100) Lennox, Captain John, Burnside cottage, 92 Prestwick road Lennox, William (of Lennox and Gebbie), Eastwood, 20 Hawkhill avenue Leslie, David, examining officer, H.M. Customs, 6 Arran terrace Leslie, John, tailors' cutter, 2 Cromwell place, Fort Levy, Jacob, dealer, 6 Craigie street Lever Brothers, Limited, Dock Buildings, North Harbour street Libbey, Rev. J. Norman, Moravian Church, 2 Cassillis street Liddell, Thomas, 38 Elba Street Lighthouse, North quay—Daniel M'Kinnon, keeper Limond, George, mason, 28 New road Limond, James, slater, 42 Nelson street Limond, Robert, gardener, 186 High street

Limond, Thomas, ironmonger, 120 and 122 High street; stores, 101 High street—house, Hillside, 45 Carrick

• Road. (See advt. page 100) Limond, Thomas, baker, 48 Allison street Limond, Mrs R. S., Burnock, 13 Racecourse road

Linden, James, grocer, ITe'^tonhead P.O., *7B Main street—house, so Main street. (See advt. page 48) Lindsay, Alexander, coal trimmer, 7 Saltfield house, York street Lindsay, George, carpet weaver, 11 Allison street Lindsay, William, traveller, 2 Holmston road Lindsay, Miss S., matron. Girls' School, Belmont avenue Lindsay, Mrs T., 10 Union Avenue Linton, Miss, dressmaker, 138 High street Lipton, Limited, provision merchants, 142 High street Liscoe, Miss, ladies' nurse, 17 Main street Little, Thomas, roadman, 23 Nelson street I —

128 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Littlejolisi, Bros., Old. 'Wine Stores, 3;Sandgate. (See- advt. page 116) Littlejohn, Mrs David, Craigencallie, 15 Racecourse road Livingstone, John, boilermaker, 30 Allison street Livingston, John, club master, Ayr Clnb, 11 Academy street Livingstone, Mrs William, Claengait, 21 Racecourse road Lobban, Alexander, Inspector of Schools for Ayshire, Clare- mont, Monument road Lockhart, Campbell, mason, 10 Albert terrace, off John street

Lockhart, David J. , collector and treasurer of Ayr harbour house, 7 Cromwell place Lockhart, Miss, Kentfieid, Ashgrove street Lockhart, John, solicitor, Wellington chambers, 70 Fort street— house, Auchinlee, 21 Miller road Lockhart, William, solicitor, Wellington chambers, 70 Fort street—house, Auchinlee, 21 Miller road Lockhart, William, vanman, 8 Dean Place, M 'Call's avenue Lockliart, Mrs, &rocer, "Wine and. Provision Merchant, 11 Sandgate. (See advt. page 108) Loohhead, Alexr., Chemist, 1 New Road. House, 5& Northfield avenue Lochhead, John, furniture salerooms, 20 Hope street. House^ Rose cottage, Carrick avenue Lochhead, Misses, 70 John street Logan, Alexander, Stevedore, 44 Green street Logan, Alexander, compositor, 55 Princes street Logan, George, watchmaker and jeweller, 100 Main street house, 8 Northpark avenue Logan, Capt. James, 1 Daisy cottage, M'Call's avenue Logan, James, Stevedore, 51 Green street Logan, James, groom, 202 High street Logan, John, shipbroker and coal merchant. Dock buildings,. North quay Logan, John, tailor, St Alban's cottage. West Sanquhar road Logan, Peter, shoemaker, 3 Carrick view, St. Leonard's road Logan, Robert, Dalmeny, 4 Ashgrove street Logan, William, traveller, 44 Dalblair road Logan, William, clerk, Crailoch, 23 Hawkhill Logan, Miss, Havelock terrace, 10 Miller road Logan, Miss, dressmaker, 11 Carrick street Logan, Mrs F., Carrick cottage, 6 Springvale road London and Newcastle Tea Company, 210 High street Longair, James, spirit merchant, Railway tavern, Smith- street—house, 16 Smith street Lorimer, William, Klamath cottage, 115 Prestwick road Xorimer, W. W., draper's assistant, 16 Wellington street GENERAL DIRECTOIiY. 129

Loudon, Adam, foreman mason, Havannah place, 3 Viewfield road Loudon, Adam, upholsterer, 34 Princes street Loudon, Alexander (of Murdoch and Loudon), 6 Sandringham terrace LQudon, David, Tryfield dairy, West Sanqvihar road Loudon, John, seed merchant, Mossgiel, 9 CastlehiU road Loudon, John, carpet weaver, 1 Dean place, M 'Call's avenue Loudon, William, joiner, 4 Tryfield place Loudon, Misses, dressmakers, Wellington chambers, 68 Fort street—house, 6 Sandringham terrace Love, Allan, shoemaker, 94 High street Lov«, Andrevi^, upholsterer, 46 Peebles street Love, Andrew, carter, 18 Waggon road Love, John, tailor and clothier, 61 Ne-Trmarket street —house, 14 Hawkhill. (See advt. page 71) Love, William, tailor, Alleghany terrace, 37 Church street Love, Mrs, 2 Arran terrace

Love, Mrs R. , 57 Church street. Low, J. Melville, 10 Cassillis street Lowrie, Robert, 14 Content street Ludgate, Henry, baker, 48 Kyle street Ludgate, Robert, vanman, Ringuinea place, 53 Church street Ludgate, Mrs, Ringuinea place, 51 Church street Lumsdsen, Andrew, joiner, 129 High street Lumsden, David, baker, 10 Princes street Lumsden, Miss (D.C.S.), 135 High street Lush, Captain R. F., Adjutant 2nd V.B.R.S.F., Forres, Castlehill road Lusk, E. & C, drapers, 214 High street Lusk, William, time keeper, 4 Milliken Park, Northfield avenue Lyall, John, working jeweller, 9 Old Bridge street Lymburn, William, picture framer, 10 Cathcart street Lymhurn, Messrs "Wm. S5 Co., "Warehousemea, 35, S"?, and 39 High Street. (See advt. page 44) Lymbui-n, Mrs, 43 Fort street Lyon, Alexander, plumber, gasfitter, and slater, 43 Sandgate —house, 47 Newmarket street Lyon, Hugh, 31 Kyle street Lyon, John, undertaker, 65 Main street—house, 99 Main street Mac

M'Aldon, Peter, vanman, 15 Carrick street M'Alester, Col. C. Somerville, Dunskaig, 19 Racecourse road M'Allister, John, coal trimmer, 11 Green street 130 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Macalpine, John, foreman goods station, 12 Darlington road M'Andrew, Alexander, plumber, 61 Content street M'Andrew, Charles, contractor, 12 New road M'Andrew, James, jobbing gardener, 2 Dalblair road—house, 229 High street M'Andrew, John, pavior, 35 Church street M'Arthur, Arthur, butler, Camlarg, 5 Ailsa place. Fort

M'Artlmr, J. D., general warehousemen, "Wintoa Building's, Higll street—house, Drongan. See advt. page 59 in initio) Macaulay, Daniel, officer for prevention of cruelty to animals. Union buildings, 34 Smith street M'Aulay, Murdoch, riveter, 133 South Harbour street Macaulay, Misses, 13 Barns street M'Avoy, George, shoemaker, 15 Church street M'Avoy, James, groom, 66 Carrick street M'Avoy, Robert, lather, 26 Church street M'Bain, James, journalist, Waterloo, Castlehill road Slacbeth, John, tailor, 6 Victoria street M'Blain, Alexander, joiner, 28 Peebles street M'Blain, James, cashier, 76 John street M'Blain, John, shoemaker, 43 Carrick street M'Blain, William, 28 Hope street M'Bride .v Co., ship chandlers, 2 Green street M'Bride, David, shoemaker, 20 Elba street lane M'Bride, James, gardener, 6 Craigie street M'Bride, John, shoemaker, 68 Elba street M'Bride, John, tailor, 130 Cross street

M'Bride 85 King, Ayr Cycle "Works, 3 Kyle Street. (See advt. page 114) M'Bride, Peter, engineer, 27 Allison street M'Bride, P. B. (of M'Bride & King), Ravenswood, 34Hawkhill M'Bride, Peter, 24 Mill street M'Bride, Samuel, pointsman, 34 Princes street M'Bride, Mrs, 32 Kyle street M'Burnie, David, dancing master, Lilybank cottages, off Prestwick road M'Burnie, Robert, 40 New road M'Burnie, Robert, currier, 25 New road M'Burnie, Thomas, Family Butcher, 23 Hi^h Street —house, Nairn Park, Craigie road. (See advt. page 58) M'Caffer, Peter, cab driver, 59 Kyle stree'o M'Cafferty, Roderick, machine operator, 47 Wellington street M'Cafferty, Mrs, 70 George street M'Caig, Henry, 42 Green street lane M'Caig, Mrs, 27 Church street —'

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M'Call, A. , baker, 87 High street and 40 Alloway street M'Call, Alexander, 49 York street lane M'Call, David R., 3 Montgonierie terrace ' M'Call, David, joiner, 33 Fort street 3C'Call, James, Bookseller, Stationer, and LUsrarian, 33 Sandlfate—house, Ivybank, 42 Falkland park, (see advt, page 3) M'Call, James, railway servant, Bentinck place, 17 Russell street M'Call, James L., veterinary surgeon, 66 Dalblair road M'Call, James, bricklayer, 25 John street M'Call, Malcolm (of A. M'Call), 28 Park circus M'Call, Thomas, baker, 88 Main street M'Call, Miss, dressmaker, 12 Cathcart street M'Call, Miss 21 Bellevue crescent M'Call, Mrs A. (of A. M'Call), 26 Park circus M'Call, Mrs Robert, Florida terrace, 19 Falkland park MacCallum, A. B., town chamberlain, Town buildings^ house, 15 Park circus M'Callum, Alexander, painter, 4 Russell street MacCallum, Alexander, antique dealer, Macneillie buildings, 32 Newmarket street M'Callum, Daniel, bricklayer, 8 York street M'Callum, David, Murray place, 84 Allison street M'Callum, Duncan, Norham, Northfield avenue M'Callum, George, ship carpenter, Cromwell cottage, 8 Cromwell I'oad MacCallum, Hector, foreman, Dunire, 21 Montgomerie terrace M'Callum, James, traveller, Somerset place, 10 Hawkhill avenue M'Callum, John, butcher and hamcurer, 12 Carrick street— house, 28 Union avenue MacCallum, John A., LL.B., solicitor, Town chambers house, 34 Park circus M'Callum, Joseph, coach painter, 16 Garden street M'Callum, Robert, police constable, 17 John street

MacCallum, R. & J. A. , solicitors. Town chambers M'Callum, Robert, carter, 7 Crosbie place M'Callum, William, engineer, 22 Elmbank street M'Callum, William, clerk, 103 New road M'Callum, William, gardener. Shelling lodge, 10 Racecourse road

MacCallum, Mrs R., 15 Park circus . M'Callum, Mrs, grocer, 64 Princes street' M'Callum, Mrs, 51 Kyle street- M'Callum, Mrs, Florida terrace, 15 Falkland park 132 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

M'Cance, William, newsagent and fancy goods merchant, 41 and 256 High street—house, Darroch, 29 Castlehill road M 'Cardie, William, machine agent, Havannah place, 1 View- field road M'Cartney, Andrew, cabinetmaker, Glenrose cottage, 11 Princes street M'Cartney, Hugh, engine driver, 8 Clune's vennal StI'Cartney, James, Grocer and "Wine X/Ierchant, 53 Hig"!! Street—house, lOO High street. (See advt. page 72) M'Cartney, James, Bentinok place, 15 Russell street M'Cartney, J., reporter, Seafield Lodge, Racecourse M'Cartne}^, John, gardener, Seafield Lodge, Racecourse M'Cartney, Patrick, plasterer, .S3 Wellington street M'Cartney, Richard, mason, 31 Kyle street M'Cartney, Robert, joiner, 37 Elmbank street M'Cartnejs Mrs, Ladies' Nurse, 4 Craigie street M'Cartney, Mrs Thomas, Cowan Cottage, 40 Midton road M'Cartney, Mrs W., hall keeper, 6 Sandgate M'Clarty," Malcolm, baker, 50 Mill street M'Cleary, Mrs, 85 Carrick street M'Clearn, James, D'Auray buildings, 75 Dalblair road M'Clelland, John, vanman, 3 Clune's vennal M'Clelland, John, grocer, 14 Kirk port M'Clelland, John, mason, 34 George street M'Clelland, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 9 Burns Statue square—house, Daisylea, Craigie avenue M'Clelland, Samuel, gardener, 4 Wattfield road M'Clelland, Samuel, gardener, Belleisle Lodge, Racecourse M'Clelland, William, grocer, 63 George street M'Clelland, William, mason, 72 Mill street M'Clelland, William, architect, 61 Alioway street M 'Clement, John, coach trimmer, Havannah place, 7 View- field road M'Clement, John, leather cutter, 138 High street M 'Clement, Robert, postman to Coylton, 129 Main street M'Clintock, Andrew M,, traveller, Argyle cottage, 36 Hawk- hill avenue M'Cloy, John, railway porter, 35 Fullarton street M 'Clung, Andrew, engine driver, 7 Bevidere street, off Alli- son street M'Clung, Robert, lorryman, Jane cottage, 63 Allison street M 'Clung, Robert, painter, 26 Allison street M'Clure, James, captain fire brigade, 29 New Bridge street

M'Clure R. S. , draper and hosier, 28 New Bridge street M'Clure, William, gardener. Beach cottage, Northfield avenue M'Clure, Miss, 9 Sandgate GENERAL DIRECTRRY. 133

M'Clure, Mrs, 38 Princes street M'Cluskey, M. J., spirit merchant, 25 Elba street M'Cluskey, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 50 and 52 Main street—house, 13urnside, 92 Prestwick road M'Cluskey, Mrs, 42 New road M'Clymont, Daniel, shoemaker, 91 Green street M'Clymont, David, 11 Allison street M'Clymont, George, vanman, 101 South Harbour street M'Clymont, James, checker, 53 Peebles street M'Clymont, John, engine driver, 146 George street M'Clymont, John, watchmaker, 3 Gordon terrace M'Clymont, J. W., solicitor, 56 Sandgate—house, 4 Buck- ingham terrace M'Clymont, John, Cromwell cottage. Sea bank road M'Clymont, John, bank messenger (Royal Bank), 71 New- market street M'Clymont, Quintin, coachman, Citidal stables M'Clymont, Mrs, 31 Kyle street M'Colm, David, groom, 37 Mill street M'Colm, W. W., commercial traveller, Bath place M'Colm, Mrs William, 9J Montgomerie terrace M'Colm, Mrs, gi^ocer, 76 Green street M'Connachie, Rev. Arthur H., Congregational Manse, Caddam Bank, 28 Hawkhill M'Connachie, John, mason, 12 Mill street M'Connachie, Robert, boot fitter, Place de Auray, 85 Dalblair road M'Connochie, Thomas, agent. Royal Bank—house, 39 Sandgate M'Connell, David, machine operator, 72 Wallace street M'Connell, Hugh, tailor, 37 Main street M'Connell, Ivie, roadman, 2 Wellington street M'Connell, Ivie, shoemaker, 18 Victoria street M'Connell, James, shoemaker, 15 Cathcart street M'Connell, John, foreman mason, 64 Allison street M'Connell, Kennedy, plumber, 6 Craigie street M'Connell, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 83 Main street M'Connell, William, provision merchant, 12 Gordon place M'Connell, William, Lillybank, off Prestwick road M'Connell, William, cabinetmaker, 44 Allison street M'Connell, William, jun., grocer, Gordon Cottage, Content street M'Connell, Miss, 1 Wattfield road, off Midton road M'Connell, Mrs, 87 New road M'Connell, Mrs, 39 Fort street M'Cormick, Archibald, mason, 90 New road

M'Cormick, D. , baker, 153 High street M'Cormick, Capt. D., 28 Northfield avenue M'Cormack, Peter, coachman, 1 Burns Statue square 134 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

M'Cormick, Miss, 82 George street M'Corrie, Hendry, joiner, 108 Cross street M'Cosh and Lusk, collectors of coiinty rates, 7 WellingtOTS square, Ayr, and Dairy M'Cosh, W. H., solicitor, Wellington chambers, 64 Fort street M'Cracken, Alexander, baker, 9 Carrick street M'Cracken, Charles, mason, 2 Alexandria terrace, Unioa avenue M'Cracken, John, 45 Mill street M'Cracken, John, Crailock, 22 Hawkhill M'Cracken, Thomas, porter, 38 Wellington street M'Cracken, Thomas, 55 Mill street M'Cracken, Thomas, railway porter, Union buildings, 31 Burns Statue square M'Cracken, William, Monerua, Belmont avenue M'Crae, David, plumber, 1 York street lane M'Crae, David, bottler, 16 Carrick street M'Crae, Hector, joiner, 27 Elmbank street M'Crae, Hugh, produce merchant and ham curer, 115 High. street—house, Eildon cottage, 2 Midton road M'Crae, Hugh, insurance agent, 8 Russell street M'Crae, Hugh, plumber, 84 Wallace street M'Crae, James, mason, 33 New road M'Crae, Robert, plasterer, Broomlea, Woodfield road, oflE Prestwick road M'Crae, William, assurance agent, 114 New road M'Crae, William, storeman, 29 New road M'Crae, Mrs, 1 Daisy cottage, Northfield avenue M'Creadie, Arthur, hamcurer, 100 High street M'Creadie, James, Bentinck place, 19 Russell street M'Creadie, James, cooper, 90 High street—house 6 Sandgate- M'Creadie, James, tinsmith 19 Elba street M'Creadie, John, deputy harbour master, 10 Elmbank street M'Creadie, Thomas, joiner, 7 New road M'Creadie, William, engineer, 52 Content street M 'Creadie, Mrs, 32 Victoria street M'Creath, David, seed and manure merchant, 32 Park circus. M'Creath, James, joiner, 29 Eullarton street, —house 27 Eullarton street M'Creath, James, railway guard, 68 York street M'Creath, John, joiner, Nile court, 154 High street M'Creath, Robert, joiner, 38 Carrick street—house, Ashgrove- street M'Creath, Misses, 3 Citidal place, Fort M'Creath, Miss, dressmaker, 43 Fort street M'Creight, Mrs, Dvkenook, 3 Chalmers road, West M'Crie, Rev. Charles G., D.D., Ayr West U.F.—Manse, IS Miller road GENERAL DIRECTORY^ 135-

M'Crie, Mrs, 105 High street M'Crindle, Andrew, plumber, 31 South Harbour street M'Crindle, A. H., carter, 26 Mill street M'Crindle, James, coal merchant, 1 Hall's vennal—house, 11 Gordon street M'Crindle, James, 20 Garden street M'Crindle, John, 14 Eglinton terrace M'Crindle, William, joiner, 46 Princes street M'Crindle, Miss, 62 John street M'Oririck, Homer, Bookseller, Stationer, and News- agent, 236 Kigll Street—house, l Cathcart street. (See advt. page 38) M'Cririck, Homer, brass moulder, 26 Nelson street M'Cririck, James (of M'Cririck & Sons), 52 Fort street M'Cririck & Sons, gun and rifle makers, 72 Sandgate M 'Crone, Alexander, cooper, 18 Kyle street M'Crorie, Andrew, carpet weaver, 59 Princes street M'Crorie, Hugh, carpet weaver, 13 Argyle street M'Crorie, Hugh, carpenter, 60 Green street M'Crorie, Hugh, clerk, 44 Nelson street M'Crorie, Robert, engine driver, 16 Nelson street M'Crorie, Robert, tentor, 10 Goshen terrace, M'Call's avemie M'Crorie, Thomas, blacksmith, 240 High street Macrorie, William, solicitor and agent. Commercial bank, 34 Sandgate—house, Dunerie, 13 South Park road M'Crorie, Miss, laundress, Craigie laundry, 25 Content street—house, 11 do, M'Crorie, Misses, spirit merchants, 133 George street—house, Dalaruan, 8 Hawkhill M'Crorie, Mrs Henry, grocer, 30 Allison street M'Crumb, Thomas, moulder, 187 High street M'Cubbin, Andrew, vanman, 31 New road M'Cubbin, John, lorryman, 44 Russell street M'Cubbin, John, 21 Barns street M'Cubbin, Joseph, slater, 14 Kyle street M'Cubbin, Joseph, joiner, 12 Princes, street M'Cubbin, Matthew, 24 John street M'Culloch, Andrew, fireman, 6 Elba street M'Culloch, Charles, plumber, 158 George street M'Culloch, John, weaver, 20 Cliurch street M'Culloch, John, plasterer, 152 George street M'Culloch, John, draper, 173 High street—house, Afton' place, 4 Carrick road M'Culloch, John, joiner. Elm bank, 8 Carrick ^oad M'Culloch, John, town postman, 71 Princes street M'Culloch, Joseph, Belleisle lodge M'Culloch, Peter, pointsman, 71 Princes street 136 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

J/I'Cullocli, Holsert, fruiterer & confectioner, S*? Main Street and. 10 ITnion Buildings, Burns Statue S(3,Uare—hovise, Lochlea, 9 Castlehill road. (See advt. pages 120 and 121) M'Culloch, Thomas, plasterer, 45 High street M'Culloch, Thomas, jun., plasterer, 18 Russell street M'Culloch, Miss, 23 Bellevue crescent M'Culloch, Mrs, 92 Green street M'Culloch, Mrs, 68 Elba street

M'Cutcheon, D. & G. , fruiterers, Doonfoot M'Cutcheon, Gilbert, market gardener, Springvale dairy, 7 Springvale road M'Cutcheon, Capt James, 5 Windsor terrace, Prestwick road M'Cutcheon, William, Blackburn farm, off Ssafield road M'Cutcheon, William, coachman, Seafield Stables, Racecourse M'Cutcheon, Mrs, 7 Elba street lane M'Dade, Charles, 71 Princes street M'Dade, Charles, 2 Ralston place, 7 West Sanquhar road M'Dade, Fergus, police constable, 2 Burnett terrace. Hawk- hill avenue M'Dade, Samuel, police constable, il Goshen terrace, M'Call's avenue M'Derment, James, chemist, 15 High street—house, 6 Eglinton terrace M'Derment, James, tailor, 46 Elba street M'Derment, Peter, mason, 4 Beaufort place, M'Call's avenvie M'Derment, William, tailor, 21 Main street—house 112 New road M'Derment, Miss, 4 Park circus M'Dermid, Joseph, tinsmith, 29 Content street Macdonald, Alexander, gardener, St. Andrew's House, Sea- field road Macdonald, Alexander, 5 Lancaster terrace, Bellevue crescent .M'Donald, Archibald, mason, 59 Church street M'Donald, Captain Collin, 8 Goshen terrace, M'Call's avenue Macdonald, C, R., M.D., county medical officer, 7 Wellington square—house, Ardantrae, 5b Racecourse road .M'Donald, Donald, Spirit Mercliant, Star Inn Bar, 102 and 104 Hig^li street, and 3S Green Street lane. (See advt. page 68) M'Donald, Donald, checker, 51 Green street Macdonald, Donald, late quartermaster-sergeant, R.S.F., 56 Main street ^ M'Donald, George, joiner, 12 Goshen terrace, M'Call's avenue .M'Donald, :Sennetli| ladies' tailor, 8 Catlicart Street —house, 14 Ailsa place. (See advt. page 66) GENERAL DIRECTOR^. 137

^M 'Donald, James, Ayr parish missionary, 37 Dalblair road M'Donald, John, bootmaker, 127 Main street—house, 26 Northfield avenue "M'Donald, John, tailor, 36 York street M'Donald, John, joiner, 30 Elmbank street M'Donald, John, 30 Elba street M'Donald, John, joiner, 90 High street Macdonald, Neil (of Macdonald, Penny & M'Kenzie) 4 Gros- venor terrace, Fotheringham road ilffacDonald, Fenny & Mackenzie, drapers & clothiers, 103 Kigll Street. (See advt. page 125) M'Donald, Rev. R., assist. Newton U.F., 4 Northfield avenue Macdonald, R. P., Q.-M. Sergt,, 9 Sandgate .Macdonald, Miss, Millinery and Baby Linen "Ware- hOUSe, 91 Main Street (See advt. page 145) M'Donald, Miss, 16 Wellington square Macdonald, Mrs, Avondale terrace, 14 Falkland park M'Donald, Mrs, 12 John street Macdonald, Mrs, 3 Bellevue cottages (of Bellevue road) .M'Donald, Mrs, 4 Belvidere terrace (of Allison street) M'Donald, Mrs, 27 James street M'Dougall, Angus, 19 Nelson street M'Dougall, Archibald, 1 Princes street M'Dougall, John, painter, 12 Nelson street M'Dougall & Sons, wholesale glass and china merchants, 40 Newmarket street M'Dowall, Alexander, 159 South Harbour street M'Dowall, Alexander, joiner, 78 Russell street M'Dowall, James, tinsmith, 47 Green street lane M'Dowall, William, clerk, 23 Gieen street lane M'Dowall, Mrs William, 3 Buckingham terrace M'Dowall, Mrs, 1 Argyle street M'Ewan, Allan, lorryman, 110 George street M'Ewan, Elijah, organising secretary, 1 Osborne terrace, Prestwick road—office. Unionist Club M'Ewen, James, butcher, 7 Ebenezer place, M'Call's avenue M'Ewen, James, miner, 41 Main street M'Ewen, James, engine driver, 46 Princes street M'Ewen, John, 34 Queens terrace M'Ewen, Miss, 10 Northfield avenue M'Ewen, Miss Helen, 7 Albert terrace M'Ewen, Mrs Hugh, 7 Barns terrace M'Ewen, Mrs, 33 Newmarket street M'Ewen, Mrs, 3 Garden street ^Macfaden, Lieut. -Col. F. H., surgeon, 10 Park circus IklTadzean, James, Ayr and Kilmarnock carrier, 19 and 21 Garden street 138 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

M'Fadzean, James, carpenter, 138 High street M'Fadzean, Robert, 93 High street MacFadzean, R. W., distributor of stamps and collector of taxes, 3 Macneillie buildings, Newmarket street—house, 7 Chalmers road M'Fadzean, Miss M. C, stationer, Tarn's brig—house, 9 Prestwick road M'Fadzean, Miss, 16 York street M'Fadzean, Mrs Robert, hosier and draper, 124 High street —house, Ardenlea, 42 Castlehill road M'Fadzean, Mrs, 59 Main street M'Farlane, Andrew, plater, 21 Argyle street M'Farlane, Daniel, carpenter, 24 Elba street lane M'Farlane, James, joiner, 20 Green street lane M'Farlane, James, tailor, Auchinstewart cottage, Oswald' avenue, Prestwick road M'Farlane, John, 4 Church street M'Farlane, John, fancy goods merchant, 13 Union buildings,, Smith street M'Farlane, J., 57 Princess street M'Farlane, Maxwell, dancing master, 62 Carrick street ]\I'Farlane, Richard, Fenwick lodge, Ewenfield road M'Farlane, Robert, organist, 20 Craigie Avenue M'Farlane, Thomas, Plesher, 86 Sandgate — houses, Bellvale, St. Leonards road, (see advt. page 127) M'Farlane, Miss, 18 Queens terrace M'Farlane, Mrs, 15 Wellington street M'Farlane, Mrs, 7 Burnett terrace, Hawkhill M'Farlane, Mrs, 4 Russell street M'Feat, Richard, grocer, 93 & 95 George street

M'Feat, J. L. , milliner, 24 Fullarton street M'Fedries, David, horsedealer, 20 Clunes vennal M'Fedi-ies, James, 5 Clunes Vennal M'Fedries, James, fish dealer, 26 York street M'Fedries, John, carter, 39 Peebles street M'Fedries, William, dealer, 48 Weaver street M'Fedries, Miss, dressmaker, 89 George street M'Fedries, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Nelson street M'Fedries, Mrs, 7 Nelson street M'Gaan, Mrs, Mansville, 30 Prestwick road M'Gallan. Alexander, 99 Main street M'Garroch, Peter, joiner, 8 Victoria street M'Garry, Peter, cabman, 37 Mill street M'Garvey, John, engine driver, 29 Elmbank street M'Garvie, Robert, boot traveller, 23 Princes street M'Garvey, William, groom, 41 Main street M'Geachan, Robert, clerk, 53 Main street GENERAL DIRECTORS. 139

'M'Geachie, Edward, miller, 42 North Harbour street M'Geachie, James, teacher of shorthand, etc., 5 Catheart

street , M'Geachie, Peter, engineer, 32 York street M'Ghie, David, mason, 14 Viewfield road M'Gill, David, 3 Landau buildings, Burns Statue square M'Gill, David, boot traveller, 9 West Sanquhar road M'Gill, David, mason, 87 George street M'Gill, James S., traveller, 59 Dalblair road M'Gill, James, rope-spinner, 14 Alloway street M'Gill, James, weaver, 148 George street M'Gill, John, traveller, 31 Elmbank street M'Gill, John F., grain merchant, Nethercroft, 8 Belmont avenue M'Gill, Martin, hamcurer, 29 Elmbank street M'Gill, Robert, shoemaker, 20 Wellington street M'Gill, Robert, shoemaker, 1 Ebenezer place, M'Call's avenue M'Gill, William, butcher, 54 Mill street M'Gill, Miss, 70 Green street M'Gill, Miss, Craigie terrace, 68 John street M'Gill, Miss, dressmaker, 4 Gordon terrace M'Gill, Mrs, 24 Eglinton terrace M'Gill, Mrs Robert, china merchant, 92 Main street M'Gilvray, William, painter, 28 Argyle street M'Ginley, Francis, baker, 5 Milliken Park, Northfield avenue M'Ginnes, John, coal trimmer, 31 Green street lane M'Glynn, John, 3 Church street M 'Govern, James, engine driver, 26 Argyle street M'Gowan, Frank, groom, 6 Content street M'Gregor, Adam, chemist and druggist, 16 and 18 Sandgate —^house, 14 Barns terrace /M'®or & Co., Fish Merchants, 24 York Street. (See advt. page 65) M'Gregor, Duncan, head master, Newton academy, 13 Hawk- hill M'Gregor, Hugh D., painter and paperhanger, 32 Carrick street—house, Florida terrace, 21 Falkland park M'Gregor, Captain James, 48 Bellevue crescent M'Gregor, James, 30 Elba street .K^Gregor, James, & Son, TimlDer Merchants, Tarn's Brig Sawmills—house. Kiln Knowe, 5 Limekiln road. (See advt. page 35) M'Gregor, John, M.D., CM., 20 Barns street -M'Gregor, John (of M'Gregor & Co.), fish and egg merchant, Craigness, 30 Falkland park 140 GENERAL BIRECTORY.

M'Gregor, John, coachman, 29 New Bridge street MacGregor, William A., veterinary surgeon, Carlowrie, 5: Castlehill road M'Gregor, Miss, 50 Kyle street M'Gregor, Mrs A. B., Thinacre, 36 Racecourse road M'Grier, Patrick, 142 George street M'Guigan, John, horse trainer, 25 River terrace M'Haffie, Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller, 86 High street' M'Hardy, Captain Hardy, R.N., chief constable for the county, Sunnyside, off Wellington s:|uare M'Harg, James, police constable, 19 John street M'Harg, Robert, blacksmith, 71 George street M'Hutcheon, John, shoemaker, 123 Main street M'llveen, Robert, surfaceman, 8 Victoria street M'lllrick, Mrs, Kirkby, St Leonards road M'll^rath, Co-wan & Co., Be^istered PlumlDers, Slaters, and Glaziers, 108 High Street. (See advt.. page 146) M'Hwraith, Adam, 20 Queen street M'llwraith, James, engine driver, 19 Peebles street M'Hwraith, John, joiner, 84 Main street M'llwraith, Robert, carter, 36 Clunes vennal M'llwraith, Thomas, joiner, 27 Argyle street M'llwraith, Miss, 24 Ashgrove street M'Hwraith, Mrs, Eden villa, 36 Prestwick road M'llwraith, Mrs J. S., Glentig cottage, 69 John street M'Indoe, Mrs, Learig, 27 Midton road M'Innes, Angus, tailor, 6 Church street M'Innes, James, 42 Viewfiield road M'Intosh, Alexander, sawyea, 2 Victoria street Macintosh, Alexander, machineman, 117 Main street M'Intosh, Clement, butler, 24 Union avenue M'Intosh, David, painter, Havannah^place, 7 Viewfield road M'Intosh, George, grocer, Wellington Chambers, 62 Fort street M'Lityre, James, draper, 2 Gordon place—house, Roberton cottage, 21 Hawkhill K'Intyre, Joliii, Joiner and Funeral Undertaker, 83- and 85 "Wallace Street— bouse, 71 Castlehill roadl- (See advt page 107) M'Intyre, John, Langdale, Ronaldshaw park M'Intyre, J., Parkhouse dairy, 66 Castlehill road. M'Intyre, John, draper, 81 Wallace street M'Intrye, Robert, 56 Russell street M'Intyre, Miss, grocer, 1 Waggon road M'Intyre, Mrs, Devon villa, 121 Prestwick roadl M'Jannet, James, 25 High street — '

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 141 I

. M'Jannet, Thomas, carter, 4 Clunes Vennal M'Jannet, Mrs Hugh, 19 Wellington square M'Jannet, Mrs, certificated nurse, 46 Fort street M'Kay, David, sawyer, 26 Duke street M'Kay, Duncan, M.A., teacher of modern languages, Ayr Academy—house, 5 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street" M'Kay, Hugh, sawyer, 28 Duke street M'Kay, James, vanman, 3 Green street lane Mackay, Thomas (of Still, Mackay & Co.), 13 Beresford terrace M'Kay, William, chief constable, 25 New Bridge street hovise, 3 Bruce crescent M'Kay, William, machineman, 6 Saltfield house, York street M'Kay, Mrs, 13 Beresford terrace M'Kean, John, waterman, 28 Victoria street M'Kean, Miss, nurse, 22 Academy street M'Kechnie, Daniel, rope and waterproof manufacturer^ Tarn's brig —house, 91 New road M'Kellar, Douglas, Milrig place, 4 Charlotte street M'Kellar, Duncan, draper, 43 Main street—house. Acorn cottage, 13 Hawkhill avenue M'Kelvie, Archibald, vegetable merchant, 73 and 75 Main street M'Kelvie, Robert, slater, 11 Green street M'Kelvie, Robert, jobbing slater, 97 Green street M'Kelvie, Miss, 6 Cassillis street M'Kendrick, John, shoemaker, 28 Elmbank street M'Kenna, Fergus, M.B., 1 Randolph terrace, 28 Prestwick road M'Kenna, Michael, plasterer, 33 Content street Mackenna, P. Fraser, M.A., LL.B., Procurator-Fiscal County buildings—house, 1 Alloway place M'Kenna, William, pawnbroker, 19 and 20 River street M'Kenna, Mrs, 51 John street M'Kenzie, A. C. (of Macdonald, Penny & Mackenzie), Mor- riston, 19 Castlehill road M'Kenzie, Hugh, upholsterer, Wolesley place, 21 Church street

XCackenzi@, James, Hosier and Draper, 13*7 Hi^h Street —house, 5 Bruce crescent. Fort. (See advt. page 117) M'Kenzie, James, lamplighter, 12 Elba street M'Kenzie, John, painter, 59 Main street M'Kenzie, John, mason, Wolesley place, 23 Church street

Mackenzie, William D. , Craigweal Blackburn road M'Kenzie, W. F., clerk, Cromwell house, 12 Cromwell road M'Kenzie, William, foreman, Hawkhill Chemical Works- house, West Sanquhar road !142 ( GKNERAL DIRECTORY.

M'Kerrow, George, M.B., CM., 7 Barns street M'Kerrow, William, 31 New road M'Kerrow, Mrs, W. H., Content house, Victoria bridge M'Kevitt, Thomas, slater, 14 John street M'Kevitt, Thomas, slater, 42 Content street M'Kie, Anthony, 264 High street

Mackie, David, "Wellington Cycle Depot, 98 Sandgato i —house, 33 Argyie street. (See advt. page 62) M 'Kie, David, slater, 4 Belvidere terrace, off Allison street .M'Kie, James, cabinetmaker, 67 Princes street M'Kie, James, collier, 7 Albert terrace, off John street

. Mackie, John, hairdresser, 68 Main Street. (See adn. . page 82) M'Kie, John, gardener, 129 South Harbour street Mackie, John, cabinetmaker, 21 Queen street M'Kie, John, machine agent, 18 Princes street Mackie, P. J., Glenfairn lodge, 28 Racecourse road Mackie, Peter, upholsterer, 48 Princes street Mackie, Robert, shoemaker, 5 Crosbie place, Northfield avenue MacKie, William, manager Ayr Stuctural and Stamping Co., 1 Alexander terrace. Union avenue M'Kie, William, blacksmith, 35 Wellington street .Mackie, William, engine driver, 4 Wellington street M'Kie, William, 9 Tryfield place, West Sanquhar road Mackie, Miss, draper 42 Main street

. Mackie, Miss, grocer, 44 North Harbour street Mackie, Mrs Adam, 160 High street Mackie, Mrs G., confectioner, 12 Fort street M'Kill, Matthew, shoemaker, 35 Russell street M'Kill, Robert, cabinetmaker, 21 George street M'Kill, William, tailor and clothier, 6 Wallace street—chouse, '29 George street M'Kill, William, upholsterer, 68 Allison street M'Kill, Mrs 63 John street

: M'Kill, Mrs Robert, 72 Wallace street M'Kinlay, Miss, Ailsa cottage, Ailsa place .M'Kinlay,.,Mrs, 28 Content street M'Kinnon, Andrew, shoemaker, 37 Fullarton street M'Kinnon, Daniel, lighthouse keeper, North Harbour street M'Kinnon, Hugh, ham curer, 45 Mill street

. M'Kinnon, James, slater, 1 Belvidere terrace, offAllison street M'Kinnon, John, engine driver, 32 Wellington streer M'Kinnon, John, carter, 36 Back Main street M'Kinnon, Mrs, Ewenfield lodge (west), Monument road rM'Kinstrie, James, coach painter, 49 content street ^M'Kinstrie,. Robert, mason, 27 Church street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 143

JVL'Kissock, A., brickbuilder, 32 High street M'Kissock, George, mason, 63 Green street • M'KisbOck, George, engineer, 75 Green street .M'Kissock, Gilbert, General Bookbinder, TO New- market Street—house, 54 Mill street. (See advt. page 5) M'Kissock, Gilbert, slater, 58 Mill street M'Kissock, James, joiner, 43 Content street .M'Kissock, William, Ploiigli Inn, 237mgli Street- house, Linda, 14 Holmston road. (See advt. page 150) M'Kissock, William, joiner, 3 Taylor street M'Kissock, Miss, dressmaker, 33 Fullarton street M'Kissock, Mrs, 9 Queen street M'Kissock, Mrs William, 4 Hawkhill M'Kitting, Andrew, slater, 19 New Bridge street M 'Knight, John (of Ailsa Shipbuilding Coy. ), Carlton terrace, 37 Bellevue crescent M'Knight, Mrs Samuel, Carlton terrace, 37 Bellevue crescent M'Kune, Mrs, Wellpark place, 29 Miller I'oad M'Lachlan, Andrew (of M'Lachlan &, Son), Leabank, 60 Castlehill road M'Lachlan, A. & Son, builders and joiners, 61 Dalblair road M'Lachlan, James (of A. M'Lachlan & Son), Havelock house, 6 Miller road M'Lachlan, William, craneman, 20 Waggon road M'Lachlan, Miss, 7 Boon terrace Maclachlan, Mrs, Ardgreen park terrace M'Lauchlan & Co., fruiterers, 213 High street M'Lauchlan, William, painter, 37 New road M'Laughlan, James, shoemaker, 104 George street M'Laughlan, William, weaver, 94 George street M'Lanachan, John, thatcher, 2 Rosemont terrace M'Laurin, Richard C, Tig-na-Ghrian, Bellevue road M'Lay, Robert, blacksmith, 47 Carrick street M'Lean, Alexander, spirit merchant, Sun Inn, 219 High street —house, Hazelbank, Craigie road .M'Lean, Alexander, temperance hotel, 5 Killoch place -M'Lean, Alexander, bottler, 20 Church street M'Lean, Charles, tinsmith, 244 High street —house, 19 Russell street M'Lean, Daniel, barman, 44 High street M'Lean, George, rivetter, 37 Main street M'Lean, Henry, weaver, 43 Allison street M'Lean, John, carpenter, 161 South Harbour street M'Lean, John, cabman, 60 Mill street M'Lean, Joseph, vanman, 89 Green street M'Lean, Samuel, insurance agent, 42 Allison street 144 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

M'Lean, Thomas, vanman, 25 Elmbank street M'Lean, William, porter, 16 Elmbank street M'Lean, William, slater, 63 Main street M'Lean, Mrs, La Paz, Ronaldshaw park M'Lean, Mrs Charles, 6 Gordon place M'Lellan, Hugh, carpenter, 15 New Bridge street M'Lellan, John, grocer, 28 York street M'Lelland, Samuel, gardener, 4 Wattlield road M'Lelland, Samuel, gardener, Belleisle Lodge, Racecourse M'Lelland, Thomas, mason, 86 Nelson street M'Lelland, William, joiner, 28 Victoria street M'Lelland, William, printer, 67 Princes street M'Lelland, Miss, dressmaker, 19 New Bridge street

^^Lqo6l, John, Fainter and Decorator, 23 ITe*^- market Street—house, 7 Union avenue. (See advt. page 91) M'Leod, John, 22 Elba street lane M'Leod, John, 10 Kirk port M'Leod, Misses M. & A., milliners and dressmakers, 22 Fullarton street M'Leod, Misses, drapers, 26 Newmarket street ^'Leod, Mrs, Fishmonger, G-ame, Poultry, and Iqq Merchant, 179 Ei^h Street—house, 5 Bellevue crescent. (See advt. page 84) M'Leod, Mrs, 6 Peebles street M'Lintock, Andrew M., traveller, Argyle Cottage, Hawkhill Avenue. M'Lurkin, Neil, surfaceman, Belmont cottages, St Leonards road M'Lurkin, Peter, coachbuilder, 42 Princes street M'Luskey, James, painter, .S4 Wellington street M'Mann, John, spirit merchant, 4 Alloway street M'Master, Allan, sergeant, Alderston avenue, offPrestwick road M'Master, James R. S. W., artist, Birkdale, St Leonards road M'Master, Thomas, French polisher, 126 Cross street M'Master, William, town postman, 3 New Bridge street M'Master, Miss, 3 New Bridge street M'Meachon, John, guard, 1 Tryfield place, West Sanquhar road M'Meekin, S., porter, Bank of Scotland, 24 Sandgate M'Meekin, Mrs, 7 Kirkport M'Millan, Alexander, blacksmiti, 8 Waggon road M'Millan, Alexander, tenter, 32 Church street M'Millan, Alexander, sexton, 73 Elba street M'Millan, Douglas, painter, 22 Carrick street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 145

M'Millan & Howie, solicitors, 58 Alloway street

IC'ltCillan, James M., C]i@mist, 6 Alloway Street— house, Benvaren, 22 Carrick road. (See advt. page 145) M'Millan, James, plumber, Alleghany terrace, 39 Church street M'Millan, James, clerk, G.P.O., 7 Craigie street M'Millan, Captain John, 56 New road M'Millan, John, plumber, 22 North Harbour street M'Millan, Robert, teacher, 8 Arran terrace M'Millan, Robert, baker, 33 York street M'Millan, Samuel, checker, 56 Green street M'Millan, W. S. (of M'Millan & Howie), 18 Chalmers road M'Millan, William, sprigger, 13 Elba street lane M'Millan, Miss, 52 Peebles street M'Millan, Mrs John Gordon, Dereel, Barns park M'Millan, Mrs, dressmaker, 55 Sandgate M'Millan, Mrs, 108 Cross street M'Millan, Mrs, 6 Northpark avenue, off Prestwick road M'Millan, Mrs, 11 Victoria street M'Millan, Mrs, 23 Princes street M'Minn, Thomas, carpet weaver, 38 Elba sti'eet M'Minn, Thomas, compositor, 4 Mews lane M'Morran, Alexander, shepherd, Eskdale, Northfield evenue M'Murclo, Robert, coachman, 52 Midton road M'Murray, Alexander, joiner, 6 Gordon terrace M 'Murray, David, '23 Green Street M'Murray, Robert, clerk, G.P.O., 66 Castlehill road M'Murray, Thomas, painter, 5 St. John's place. Port street M'Murtrie, Andrew, builder, 47 Green street M'Murtrie, Andrew M., letter-stamper, 2 Wattfield road, off Midton road M'Murtrie, Andrew, pointsman, 9 Tryfield place. West Sanquhar road M'Murtrie, David (of John M'Murtrie & Son), 20 Newmarket street M'Murtrie, David, slater, 4 Dunedin place, Falkland road M'Murtrie, Gilbert, coachman, 1 Elba street lane

M'MUIITBIE, JOHN Ss SOST, Matchmakers and Jewellers, 18 a^ewmarket Street M'Mui-trie, Robert, cab driver, 215 Hight street M'Murtrie, William, tailor, 31 Wallace street M'Murtrie, Misses, Glencoe House, 18 Cromwell road Jtl'Murtrie, Mrs James, Posting Establishment, 13 Sandgate and 12 Dalblair road—house, 14 Daibiair road. (See advt. page 150) —

146 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

M'Mtirtrie, Mrs, 2 Wattfield road, off Midton road M'Nab, John, coachsmith, 49 Green street lane M'Nair, James, engineer, Norwood, 72 Prestwick road M'Nair, John (of W. & J. M'Nair), 15 Charlotte street M'Nair, "W". & J., fleshers, 22 Saadgate. (See advfc. page 103) M'Nair, William (of W. & J. M'Nair), 1 Dalblair terrace, Dalblair road M'Nair, Miss, 15 Charlotte street M'Naught, A. H., mi;sician, Whinfield Cottage, Waterloo road. New Prestwick M'Naught, R. D., bank teller, 42 Green street M'Naught, William, joiner, 7 Gordon terrace, Content street M'Naught, Miss, dressmaker, 6 Cromwell place

M'Nee, John A. , Reigate, Sunnyside, Park terrace M'Nee, John, saddler. 111 W^allace street M'Nee, William, fruiterer, 177 High street M'Nee, William, 30 Wellington street M'Neight, Misses, 4 Cromwell place M'Neil, Angus, bricklayer, 26 Peebles street M'Neil, Henry, roadman, 57 Mill street M'Neil, James, shipwright, 5 Craigie street M'Neil, James, town postman, 24 Wallace street M'Neil, Patrick, 23 Victoria street M'Neilage, Robert, school teacher, 4 Burnett terrace, off Hawkhill avenue M'Neiliage, William, plumber, 14 Goshen terrace, M'Call's avenue M'Neillie, William, mason, 20 Elmbank street M'Neillie, Mrs, 10 North Newton place, Tarn's brig M'Ninch, Mungo, builder, 4 Alexandria terrace, Union avenue M'Ninch, Neil, mason, 44 Northfield avenue M'Ninch, Neil, 97 Cross street M'Ninch, Richard, draper and coal agent, 11 George street house, 8 Wallace street M'Ninch, William, painter, 64 Wallace street M'Phee, Hugh plater, 94 High street M'Phee, James, tenter, 83 Main street M'Pherson, Alexander, contractor, 252 High street M'Pherson, Peter, 26 Weaver street Ma??lierson, 'William, & Co., Baker and Confectioner, 42 Ilig"]! Street—bouse, 31 High street. (See advt. page 151) M'Pherson, Mrs, 10 Gordon terrace. Content street M 'Quaker, Allan, drainer, 71 Princes street M 'Quaker, John, grocer, 116 New road GENERAL DIRECJTORY. 147

M 'Quaker, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 29 and 31 Green street M 'Quaker, Peter, green grocer, 22 Content street—house, 24 Elba street M'Quaker, William, grocer and spirit merchant, 20 Content street—house, Ivy bank, 9 Hawkhill avenue. M'Quater, Allan, spirit merchant, 119 George street—house, 126 George street M 'Queen, Charles, flesher, 18 Allovi^ay street M'Qvieon, James, Queen's Hotel, 9 SoutlillEarTDOiir Street- (See advt. page 134)

M'Queen, James, flesher, Mon de sir, 15 Hawkhill M'Quiston, D. J., boot and shoe factor, Southfield, 10 Chalmers road M'Quiston, Hugh, cycle depot, 52 Alioway street. Stores, Carrick street. House, 33 Park circus M'Quiston, Kennedy, porter, 80 Mill street M'Qviiston, Mathew, clerk, 64 Northfield avenue M'Quiston, Peter, butcher, 44 Elba street M'Quiston, Peter, coal agent, 74 New road M'Quiston, Mrs, 1 Allison street M'Quiston, Mrs, 107 George street M'Robert, Gordon, janitor, Ayr Academy, 7 Fort street M'Robert, William, caretaker, County buildings, Wellington square M'Ronald, John, Daisybank, 5 Hawkhill avenue M 'Ronald, Samuel, joiner, 16d Hawkhill avenue M'Skimming, J. G., accountant, 7 Wellington square—house 33 Queen's terrace M'Sorley, John, groom, 113 Mill street M'Swan, Mrs N., Ill High street M'Taggart, John, organist and music teacher, 30 Bellevue crescent M'Taggart, Mrs, fish merchant, 69 South Harbour street M'Teer, Samuel, 77 John street M'Turk, John, engine driver, 11 Elmbank street M'Turk, John, mason, 2 Try field place M'Vean, Captain John, 7 Taylor street M'Vean, Lauchlan, 63 Wellington street M'Vey, Mrs, 43 Wellington street M'Vicar, Robert (of Currie, Rae & Co.), 24 Bellevue crescent M'Vicar, William, Craigie cottage, 67 John street xYT 'Walter, John, engineer, 34 Green street M' Walter, Robert, joiner, 24 Green street M'Whinnie, Hugh, tailor, 2 Wellington street M'Whinnie, James, tailor, 51 Peebles street M'Whinnie, Mrs, laundress, Galloway crescent, 65 Russell street 148 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

M'"Whinnie, Mrs A., 63 New mad M'Whirter, David, mason, 180 Prestwick road ^ M'Whirter, David, gardener, 14 Alloway street \ M'Whirter, James, police sergeant, 110 George street M'Whirter, John, cabman, Nile court, 154 High street M'Whirter, Robert, joiner, Knoydart, Dam park M'Whirter, Thomas, mason, 3 Gordon street M'Whirter, William, 23 Wallace street M'Whirter, William, mason, 4 Tryfield place M' William, William, brassfinisher, 11 Carrick street M 'William, Mrs, '21 John street M' William, Mrs, Sornlea, 25 Hawkhill

Mack, Mrs L. M., 27 Ballantine drive Madden, John, weaver, 104 George street Maddicot, Captain Thomas, '2 Springvale road Main, George, seaman, 51 Wellington street Main, George, pointsman, 6 North Newton place Main, James, 42 New road Main, Robert, grocer, 6 Elmbank street Main, Robert, rope spinner, 33 Argyle street Main, Mrs Alexander, 24 New Bridge street Main, Mrs James, 16 Garden street Mains, John, coachbuilder. Landau buildings—house, Burns Statue square Mains, John, mechanic, 49 Allison street Mair, Hugh, pointsman, 2 Gordon terrace Mair, William, & Son, cooperage, 248 High street Mair, Mrs, 25 Fullarton street Mair, Miss, Northfield avenue Mair, Miss Jane, 153 High street Mair, Mrs, 229 High street Maitland, Alexander, janitor, Kyle Union, Holmston roud Maitland, John, 13 Park circus Maitland, John, spirit merchant, Crown Hotel, 97 and 99 High street Maitland, Robert, tailor, 55 Newmarket street Maitland, Miss, 18 Cathcart street Malcolm, Miss, 24 Queens terrace Malcolm, Mrs, grocer, 48 and 50 Content street Malcolmson, W. J., boot traveller, Mosshill Cottage, North- field avenue Malone, Thomas, foreman, Wyllie's Chemical Works Malone, Mrs, 8 York street Mann, James, brewer, 44 High street Manning, William, coachman, 3 Main street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 149

Mansbridge, Thomas, shoemaker, 96 George street Mansfield, Joseph, 28 Weaver street Manson, George, railway guard, 30 Green street lane Manson, James, boilermaker, 22 Elmbank street Manson, James, clerk, West Sanquhar road Manson, John, 24 Elmbank street Manson, R., locomotive foreman, 9 Craigie street Manson, Thomas, guard, 132 Prestv^ick i*oad Mark, Andrew (of M. Mark & Son), 33 John street Mark, Matthew & Son, clock and watchmakers, II Newmarket street Marlow, Helen, 78 Elba street Marr, James, 81 New road Marr, Mrs, 4 Peebles street Marshall, Alexander, watohmaker and. jeweller, 64 Hig'll Street—house, 23 Fort street. (See advt, page 28) Marshall, Flewitt, 129 South Harbour street Marshall, James, headmaster, Whitletts school, Fairlie cottage, 16 Hawkhill Marshall, John, mason, Eastwood, 26 Hawkhill avenue Marshall, Robert, H.M.C., Glasgow, Whitehall, 16 Beresford terrace Marshall, William, shoemaker, 72 Wallace street Marshall, William, fruiterer, 6 New Bridge street and Tam's Brig—garden, Moorpark, off Prestwick road Marshall, William, 76 New road Marshall, Miss, Whitehall, 16 Beresford terrace Martin, Andrew, baker, 7 Wallace street Martin, Andrew, spirit merchant, 7 John street Martin, Charles, stud groom, 10 Dalblair road Martin, Hugh, baker, 9 John Street Martin, John, collier, 13 Peebles street Martin, John, Eden villa, 34 Prestwick road Martin, Robert, blacksmith, 133 Main street Martin, Robert, baker, 67 Wallace street Martin, Thomas, 42 Princes street -llartin, "William, Pliotograplaer, 29 Newmarket Street—house, 17 Hawkhill avenue. (See advt. page 134) Martin, William, 28 Charlotte street

Martin, Miss M. , dressmaker, 26 Wallace street Martin, Mrs Andre v*^, baker, 16 Gordon place—house, 9 John street Martin, Mrs, laundress, Craigenlea, 4J Cromwell place, Fort" Martin, Mrs, 12 Academy street Martin, Mrs, 154 George street Mason, John, foreman plaiter, 3 Cromwell place, Fort — 150 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Massey, J. & D., provision merchants and ham curers, 76 '• Main street Mather, James, machine tenter, 22 Argyle street Mathie, Mrs, 36 Belleviie crescent Mathieson, Archibald, seaman, 27 Church street Mathewson, Walter S., clerk, Altonburn, 54 Castlehill road Mathieson, Mrs John, 1 Dunedin place, Falkland road Matthews, Robert, cabinetmaker, 32 Allison street Matthews, Thomas, manager, 28 Main street Matthews, William, gardener, 28 Peebles street Matthias, John, China "Warehous©, 49 "Wallace Street, and Marine Store Dealer, 26 G-arden Street- house, 51 Wallace street. (See advt. page 62) Maxwell, Archibald, baker, 55 Mill street Maxwell, Hugh, gardener, Knowe lodge, 68 Midton road Maxwell, William, gardener, 67 Dalblair road Maxwell, William, groom, 58 Mill street Maybin, William, M.A., rector, Ayr Academy, Fort street house, Green lodge, 29 Charlotte street Maybole Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 12 Old Bridge street J. Murray, manager Maybole Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 14 Gordon place Murdoch Cation, manager

Maypole Dairy Co. , 127 High street. Meade, Thomas, 108 High street Meekin, Edward, coachman, Windj^hall, 67 Midton road

Meikle, David, senr. , 48 Main street Meikle, David (of J. and D. Meikle), The Pines, Ballantine drive Meikle, James (of J. & D. Meikle), Woodside villa, 13: Carrick road Meikle J. & D., Joiners and Builders, 44 and 46 Main street. (See advt. page 138) Meikle, John, Slater and Plnmher, 13 River Street- house 14 River street. (See advt. pate 74) Meikle, John, storemen, 51 Carrick street Meikle, Miss, milliner, 53 Newmarket street Mellon, Patrick, 16 Garden street Mellon, William, riveter, 3 Seaforth place Prestwick road Melville, John, Dalcairnie, 3 Ashgrove street Melvin, James, clerk, G.P.O., 23 Fort street Meng, Pleury, Pastry Baker and Confectioner, 46- ITCTTmarket Street—house, 70 Newmarket street. (See advt. page 123) Menzies, Miss, 11 Eglinton terrace —

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 151

Mercer, David, mason, 41 Peebles street Mercer, James, fowl dealer, 8 Kyle street Mercer, John, plumber, 1 Fort street Mercer, Misses, drapers, 95 Main street Meredith, Henry, tailor, 30 Elba street Meredith, James, draper, 4 Craigie street Meredith, Matthew, remnant warehouse, 96 High street house, Elmwood villa, 44 Castlehill road Meredith, Miss, dressmaker, 144 High street Merry, Hugh, hamcurer, 8 Sanquhar road, West Merry, John, miller, 8 Elba street Middlemass, Robert, butcher, 27 Alloway street—house, 31 Alloway street Midgeley, Thomas, professional cricketer, 2 Craigie street Millar, Georg:©, joiner and fiineral undertaker, 10 Hig"!! Street—house, up Front stair. (See advt. page 73) Miller, James, police constable, 123 George street Millar, James, hatter and hosier, 139 High Street- house, 135 High street. (See advt. page 75) Millar, Rolsert, jun., outfitter, 2 Main Street—house^ Dunraven, off Northfield avenue. (See advt. page 82) Millar, Robert, boot and shoemaker. Umbrella warehouse, 53 Alloway street— house, Holmhurst, 73 Castlehill road Millar, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 26 North Harbour street Millar, Mrs, 10 High street Millar, Mrs Robert, Hastings hall. Monument road Millen, Anderson, caulker, Gershom cottage, 3 Princes street Miller, George, groom, 80 Sandgate Miller, Hugh, Seaview dairy, Prestwick road Miller, James, headmaster, Newtonhead Public School house, Milrig place, 8 Charlotte street Miller, James, tailor, 104 Green street Miller, James, police constable. County constabulary, 34 Charlotte street Miller, Rev. John, Newton U.F. Church Manse, 42 Prest- wick road Miller, John, 23 George street Miller, John, coal trimmer, 32 Elmbank street Miller, John, Fort Castle, Fort Miller, John, blacksmith, 81 South Harbour street Miller, John, spirit merchant, 109 Main street^house, 6 Duke street Miller, John, joiner, 55 Sandgate

Miller, John H. , chemist, 1 New Bridge street—house, 20 Elba street 152 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Miller, John, plasterer, 66 Mill street Miller, Matthew, Nithsdale, 4 Carrick park

Miller, Robert A. , bank teller, 10 Carrick park Miller, Robert, 82 Russell street Miller, Thomas, clerk, 8 Church place, Cross street Miller, William, Hawkhill Nursery, Hawkhill avenue Miller, William, Commercial traveller, Dalblair terrace, 21 Dalblair road Miller, William, mason, 24 Green street Miller, "William, Plasterer, 40 Mill Street—house, 14- street. advt. Kyle (See page 119) { Miller, William, engine driver, Eiston Cottage, 81 Prestwick road Miller, William, estate and property agent and valuator, Nile Court, 154 High sti-eet—house, 1-3 Bellevue crescent Miller, Miss, Wyneford, St Leonards road Miller, Miss, railway restaurant, Union buildings, 30 Smith street Miller, Miss, Orchardton, 9 St. Andrews street Miller, Miss, fruiterer. Place D'Auray buildings, 77 Dalblair

: road—house, 29 Dalblair road Miller, Miss Zara, educational institution for young ladies, Newnham house, 10 Barns street Miller, Mrs, 9 Montgomerie terrace Miller, Mrs, laundress, 3 Wattfield road Miller, Mrs, fruiterer, 111 Main street

Miller, Mrs R. A. , 3 South Place, 34 Midton road Miller, Mrs, 28 Main street Miller, Mrs John, grocer, 50 Wellington street Miller, Mrs, 42 Princes street Miller, Mrs TlLomas, O-rocer and "Wine M©rc3iant, 59 "Wallace Street, and "Wallacetowa Bar, Cross Street—house, St Anns, 7 Prestwick road. (see advt. page 24) Miller, Mrs Walter, Treesbank, 7 Castlehill road Millers, contractors, 7 Kyle street Millig^an, David, Joiner and Builder, Smith Street, Towahead—house, Inverlea, 42 Carrick road. (see advt. page 119) Milligan, D. & J., joiners and contractors, 46 Kyle street Milligan, David, junr., Stewart place, Carrick road Milligan, Duncan, joiner, 29 Russell street Milligan, John (of D. & J. Milligan), Gearholm Milligan, John, bowling green keeper, 112 George street Milligan, Robert, 82 Wallace street Milligan, William, 15 Church street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 153

I Milligan, Miss, dairy, 7 Springvale road Milligan, Mrs John, Sj'dnev villa, 16 Bellevue crescent Milligan, Mrs, 13 Alioway sti'eet Milliken, John, builder, Cambuslea, Northfield avenue Mills, David, Glencoe cottage, 18 Cromwell road Mills, James, joiner, 50 John street Mills, James, Tailor and ClotMer, S3 Main Street- house, 54 Church street, (See advt, page 53) Mills, James, carter, 102 Main street Mills, John, joiner, 84 New road Mills, Robert, carter, 30 Waggon road Mills, Robert, engine driver, 4 Tryfield place Mills, Miss, 6 Ballantine drive Mills, Mrs, Ladykirk house, 10 Viewfield road Mills, Mrs, Broombrae, 11 St. Andrew's street Mills, Mrs David, Rosebank, 68 Castlehill road Milne, Alexander, plumber, Viewfield place, 74 Allison street Milne, George, Assistant Superintendent Singers, 30 New- Bridge street Milne, William, carter, 16 Peebles street Milroy, Alexander, vanman, 45 High street Milroy, Hugh, mason, 47 Peebles street Milroy, James, fruiterer, 16 and 20 Alloway street—house, 14 do. jMilroy, James, storeman, 152 George street

Mirrlees, JVI iss, certificated nurse, 20 Ashgrove street Murphin, Harry, trainer, 18 Garden street MitQhQll, Adam, Painter, Decorator, Cilder, Faper- lianger and Electric-Bell Hanger, and Hawls- liill S^iTs-Postmaster, 1 Ealston Place, "West SanOLIHliar Eoad. (See advt. page 86) Mitchell, Alexander, prison warder, Wellington lodge, Bath place Mitchell, Andrew, Broomfield House, 9 Broomfield road Mitchell, Andrew, French polisher, 5 Northfield place, Northfield avenue Mitchell, Andrew (of Walker, Mitchell & Sons), 1 Alloway Park Mitchell, Daniel, billposter, 105 High street Mitchell, David, railway guard, 49 Green street lane j

I Mitchell, George, carter, 91 Green street Mitchell, James, cement merchant, 8 Windsor terrace, Prest- wick road I i Mitchell, James, 6 Church place. Cross street Mitchell, James, railway guard. Railway cottage, ofi: West Sanquhar road 154 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Mitchell, John, shoemaker, 111 South Harbour street Mitchell, John (of W. Mitchell & Sons), Barnsley, 43 Castle- hill road Mitchell, John, 38 Bellevue crescent Mitchell, John, shoemaker, 61 Main street Mitchell, Richard, railway foreman, 6 Tryfield place, off West Sanquar road Mitchell, Robert, coach trimmer, Gordon cottage, Gordon: terrace Mitchell, Robert, hosier and hatter, 98 High street—house,. 5 Grosvenor terrace, Fotheringham road Mitchell, Samuel, 82 York Street lane

Hitehell, Walter, Ss Sons, Ham Curers, 14 MaiiLi Street. (See advt* page 10) Mitchell, William, plumber, 28 New road Mitchell, Misses, dressmakers, South place, 32 Midton road Mitchell, Mrs Adam, grocer and news agent, 1 Ralston place,, West Sanquhar road Mitchell, Mrs, Grosvenor house, 10 Charlotte street Mitchell, Mrs Alexander, 89 High street Mitchell, Mrs Alexander, Woodburii villa, Prestwick road Mitchell, Mrs, 72 Mill street Mitchell, Mrs W., 15 Ballantine drive Moffat, Alexander, 29 Russell street Moffat, Andrew, electrician, 3 Duke street Moffat, Andrew, coal trimmer, 58 Green street Moffat, James, shoemaker, 125 George street Moffat, Walter, shoe traveller, 50 Green Street lane Moffat, Mrs, 6 Milliken park, Northfield avenue Moir, George, foreman baker, 2 Old Bridge street Moir, James, cabman, 43 Carrick street Moir, Mrs, 9 Buckingham terrace Monachan, James, 67 Wallace street Monachan, Samuel, fish salesman, 31 High street Honnickendam, Ales., photographer, Ayr Stadio^ 43 Sandgate- (See advt. pages 5 and 6 in initio) Montador, Robert, engineer, Campbell street Monteith, Mrs, 6 Charlotte street Montgomerie, Hugh, engineer, 33 &eorge Street- house—37 George street. See advt. page 56) Montgomery, John, 62 Princes street Montgomery, John, joiner, 45 Church street Montgomerie, Robert, colliery agent, 32 North Harbour street Montgomerie, R., wine and spirit merchant, 12 and 14 Wallace street GENERAL DIRECTORY, i 155

[ontgomery, Robert, joiner, Havaniiah place, 3 Viewfield road

[ontgomerie, William, tailor and clothier, 37 George street , [core, Andrew, 7 Park circus [oore, Henry, tailor, 34 Weaver street TMoore, James, salesman, 16 Dalblair road Moore, John, 115 Mill street Moore, Robert, mason, 44 Nelson street Moore, Thomas, cork cutter, 36 Carrick street—house, Ina cottage, 15 Viewfield road Moore, William, M.B.C.M., 1 Eglinton terrace Moore, Mrs, 85 High street Morgan, Arthur, registrar of births, marriages, and deaths, 21 New Bridge street—house, Jamesfield, 20 Hawkhill ]Morledge, Joseph, agent, 33 Union avenue ]\Iorran, Miss, 82 Elba street Morris, James A., architect, F.R.I.B.A., I. A., Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort street —house, Savoy Croft, Savoy park Morris, James, 82 Elba street Morris, John, hardware merchant, 38 Main street—house, 46 Wellington street Morris, Colonel Robert M. PoUok, of Craig, Middleton house, Racecoiirse view Morris, Robert, ironmonger, 93 Wallace street Morris, William, coachman. East lodge, St. Leonards road Morrison, Andrew, slater, 52 Mill street Morrison, Archibald, cabinetmaker, 28 Wellington street Morrison, George, mason, 37 Nelson street

Morrison, George H. , guard, 56 Allison street Morrison, George, caretaker, model buildings, Cross street Morrison, Harry, soldier, 7 Tryfield place, off West Sanquhar road Morrison, Hugh M., boot traveller, 25 Blmbank street Morrison, Hugh, coal trimmer, 41 Green street Morrison, Captain James, 100 Green street Morrison, James, coachman, 56 Fort street Morrison, James, shoemaker, 20 Wellington street Morrison, James, fisherman, 32 Taylor street Morrison, James, slater, 53 Peebles street Morrison, John, pilot, 7 Newmarket street Morrison, John, shoemaker, 4 Hope street, and 181 High street— house, Lincroft, 4 Carrick avenue Morrison, John, coachman, 85 Mill street Morrison, John, police constable, 38 Princes street -Morhson, Lai;LcMan, Calsinetmaker and. ITpliolsterery 46 Higll Street—workshop, 7 Main street; house, 5 Barns terrace. (See advt. page 162) 156 GENERAL DIRECTOPwY.

liSomson, Matths"^, Tailor and Clothier, 79 MsinI; StrSSt—house, View Cottage, Prestwick. (See advk page 48) Morrison, Robert, retired farmer, Mayfield, 39 Hawkhill Morrison, Thomas, pressman, 21 Falkland road Morrison, William, clerk, 11 Dalblair road Morrison, William, foreman compositor, Arnsheen terrace, 18 Duke street Morrison, William, clerk of works, 22 Midton road Morrison, William, carpet weaver, 2 Wellington street Morrison, William, fisherman, 34 Taylor street Morrison, Mrs Hugh, 65 Green street Morrison, Mrs John, 19 Russell street Morrison, Mrs, 30 Elba street Morrow, John, caulker, 21 Damside Mortley, Mrs, 105 High street Morton, Adam, coachbuilder, 22 and 24 Alioway street- house, Tweedsdale, 72 Castlehill road Morton, George, bootmaker, 25 Victoria street Morton, G. & W., boot manufacturers and merchants, 125 High street Morton, Hugh, flesher, 18 Gordon place —hoiise, 46 HaA\k- hill avenue Morton, Col. J. M.M-, M.B., CM., 9 Wellington square Morton, John, plasterer, 130 Cross street Morton, Robert A., M,D., B.Sc, Netherton, Bowman road Morton, Robert, engine driver, 14 Nelson street Morton, Thomas, 187 High street Moi'ton, William, clerk, 6 Albert terrace Morton, William, 97 New road Morton, Miss, 9 Cromwell place Morton, Mrs William, 5 Charlotte street Morton, Mrs, Clydesdale bank, Winton buildings. High street Morton, Mrs, 20 James street Moryson, W. F., goldsmith, 59 Newmarket street —house, 24 Chalmers road Moulden, William, coachman, 148 George street Mourney, William, sailmaker, 11 Green street

Moyes, H. , hairdresser, 2 Main street Muir, Alexander, compositor, 53 New road Muir, Allan, M.B., CM., 5 Barns street Muir, Charles, mason, 18 Elmbank street Muir, Hugh, coal trimmer, 50 Peebles street Muir, Hugh, joiner, West Sanquhar, Northfield avenue Muir, James, joiner, 2 Bellevue cottages, off Bellevue road' Muir, John, mason, 37 Elmbank street Muir, John, blacksmith, 68 York Street lane —

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 157'

Muir, John, chiarch officer, 48 Kyle street Muir, John (of Highet & Hunter), 2 Citidal place Muir, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 83 High streelf house, 8 Newmarket street Muir, William, superintendant British Legal Assurance Co., 6 Campbell street Muir, William, confectioner, 42 Carrick street Muir, Willam, guard, 2 Dunedin place, Falkland road Muir, William, shoemaker, 3 Queen street Muir, Miss A., ladies' and children's outfitter, 23 Sandgate Muir, Miss, 152 George street Muir, Mrs, Twonga, 16 Belmont avenue Muirhead, John, 44 High street Mulhearn, Peter, lorryman, Galloway crescent, 79 Russell street Mullard, William, 3 Wattfield road Mulholland & Baillie, painters, 89 High street Mulholland, John (of Mulholland & Baillie), 148 George street Munachen, James, engine driver, 75 New road

Munachen, I eter, clerk, 3 Albert terrace Munachen, William, 46 Mill street Munroe, David, prison warder, Wellington lodge, Bath place Munro, David 35 Green street Munro, George, mason, 41 Content street Munro, George, baker, 1 14 George street Munro, John, railway guard, Wiston place, 74 Church street Munro, William, manager, Starch works, 25 River terrace Murchie, David, guard, 43 Russell street

MurcMs, Jolin, Sc Sons, Slaters and G-laziers, 19' Gsorge ZtsQQt and B-arns Street, TarTsolton— house, 8 Gordon street. (See advt. page 32) Murchie, Samuel, pointsman, 19 James street Murchie, William, joiner, 8 Tryfield place Murchie, Misses, teachers of music, 31 Alloway street Murchie, Miss, Havannah place, 3 Viewfield road Murchie, Mrs John, 8 Gordon street, off Union avenue Murdoch, Rev. A. G., St. John's U.F. Church manse, 92 John street Murdoch, Archibald, boilermaker, 63 Mill street Murdoch, Arthur, baker, 152 George street Murdoch, Charles, Blue Bell Inn, 122 High street Murdoch, David, plumber, 17 Elnibank street Murdoch, Francis, stevedore, 4 Elmbank street Murdoch, George, plumber, Victoria terrace, 28 Viewfield road

Hurdoch, James, Coal A^@nt, 5 B@aufort Place,. M'Oairs AverniQ. (See advt. page 60) —

il58 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Murdoch, James, slater, 94 High street Murdoch, James, wheelwright, 60 Content street Murdoch, John, civil engineer and architect, 62 Sandgate house, Redholm, 9 Ronaldshaw park Murdoch & Loudon, solicitors, Wellington chambers, 64 Fort street Murdoch, Peter, Glendrishaig, 6 Ashgrove street Murdoch, Robert, watchmaker and jeweller, 107 and 109 High street—house, Aldergate, 28 Hawkhill avenue Murdoch, Robert, storeman, 113 South Harbour street Murdoch, Thomas, gardener, Shalimar house, Chapelpark road Murdoch, Wallace, lorryman, 38 Elmbank street Murdoch, Misses, Kensington terrace, 33 Miller road Murdoch, Mrs R. D., Fairfield Lodge, 8 Racecourse road Murdoch, Mrs, Argyle cottage, 38 Hawkhill avenue Mure, Captain Lockhart, Hayburnbank, 5 St. Andrews street Murrie, Murdoch, 82 Green street Murphy, Anthony, 14 Garden street Murphy, Alexander (of Drinnan & Murphy), 1 Burnett terrace II Murphy, Daniel, saddler, 6 York street

Murphy, David S. , town postman, 48 Viewfield road Murphy, Owen, rag merchant, 10 River street Murphy, William, coachman, 37 South Harbour street Murphy, Mrs, 129 South Harbour street Murray, A. F. (of Wm. Higiiet & Son), 14 Fort street Murray, David, carter, 2 Tryfield place, off West Sanquhar road Murray, Charles, town postman, 30 New Bridge street Murray, Henry, bookbinder, stationer and news agent, 171 High street—house, 175 do. Murray, Hugh, printer and stationer, 4b New Bridge street house, 138 High street Murraj'^, Hugh, town porter, 2 Hope street Murray, James, checker. 5 York street lane Murray, James, compositor, 19 Kyle street

Murray, John (of Paterson, Sons & Coy. ), 3 Barns park Murray, John Alexander, joiner, 30 New Bridge street Murray, John, shoemaker, Ringina place, 51 Church street Murra}^, John, spirit merchant. Buck's head bar, 1 AUoway street Murray, John, Albert cottage, Belmont Murray, John, shoemaker, 8 Gordon terrace Murray, John, cabinetmaker, Wolseley place, 25 Church, street Murray, Peter, shoemaker, 15 Carrick street Murray, Philip, joiner, 126 High street Murray, Robert, Carrick dairy, 64 Carrick street—house, 70 Carrick street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 159"

'Murray, Robert, Weston place, 9 Miller road

Murray, Thomas, contractor, 81 Mill street , Murray, Thomas, dairy, Craigie street Murray, William, 2 Barns terrace Murray, William, 5 Dean place, M 'Call's avenue Murray, William, carting contractor, 51 Peebles street Murray, Wm., Oakshaw villa, 61 Midton road Murray, Miss, Roselyn cottage, 22 Beresford terrace Murray, Misses, 30 Park circus Murray, Miss, 12 Montgomeine terrace Murray, Mrs C. A., Charleston, 18 Carrick road Murray, Mrs George, 1 Seaforth place, Prestwick road Murray, Mrs J. P., Wolesley place, 21 Church street Murray, Mrs John, 30 New Bridge street Murray, Mrs William, 1 Barns park Mustard, James, clerk, 8 Craigie street Mustard, Miss, tobacconist, 47a Alloway street Mustard, Mrs, 11 Carrick avenue (off Midton road) N

JSTairn, Mrs, 1 Windsor terrace, Prestwick road Naismith, Wm. John, F.R.C.S.E., 13 Alloway place Napier, Hugh, town postman, 4-| Cromwell place Napier, James, letter stamper, 3 Dunedin place, Falkland road Napier, N. G. (of Dalziel & Napier), Fox bank, 1 Ailsa place Napier, P. G., inspector of postmen, Avondale terrace, 16 Falkland park Napier, William, G.P.O. clerk, 54 Northfield avenue Nash, Thomas L., 12 Wellington square National Bank of Scotland, 34 New Bridge street National Telephone Company Office, 160 High street Naysmith, James, carriage inspector, 4 Davidson place. Church street Neagle, Patrick, 27 Russell street Neil, Alexander, 18 Victoria street Neil, Daniel, tailor, 52 Green street Neil, Daniel, tailor, 32 Allison street Neil, James, Neilage, 18 Ashgrove street Neil, James, 7 Gordon terrace Neil, James, fireman, 35 York street Neil, James, cabman, 52 Mill street Neil, James, cabinetmaker, 5 Sandgate and 2 Mill street— house, 37 Mill street Neil, John, tailor, 34 Allison street Neil, Robert, Princes street dairy, 14 Princes street Neil, Robert, 23 Elba street 160 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Neil, Robert, tobacconist and stationer, 8 Carrick street and, 35 Alloway street—house, 49 Carrick street Neil, Thomas, storeman, 6 Hawkhill Neil, Thomas, tobacconist, 15 Old Bridge street Neil, William, mason, 19 Nelson street Neil, William, blockmaker, 141 South Harbour street Neil, William; mason, 240 High street Neil, Miss, washer and dresser, 72 Dalblair road Neil, Mrs Adam, 16 Princes street Neil, Mrs, 41 Allison street Neil, Mrs, 20 Church street Neil, Mrs John, 13 Carrick park Neill, Mrs Francis, furniture dealer, 5 Lymond's wynd Neil, Mrs William, 55 High street Neilson, Walter, Ewentield house, Ewenfield road Nelson, James, & Sons, limited, fleshers, 11 Wallace street Nelson, Mrs, Bloomfield, 31 Castlehill road Nestor, James, bricklayer, 14 Garden street Neville, William, miner, 7 Davidson place. Church street Newall, James, shopman, 24 Victoria street Newall, James, fisherman, 41 Weaver street New Established Church, Fort street Newlands, James, patternmaker, 23 Queen street Newlands, Mrs, Cowan's temperance hotel, 4 Carrick street New Prestwick Baptist Church, Prestwick road—pastor^ Thomas Young Newsome, William, organist, 11 Carrick road Newton Academy (Duncan M'Gregor), Green street lane Newton Established Church (Rev. Wm. Rainie), Main street Newton U.F. Church (Rev. John Miller), Main street Newtonhead Public School (James Miller), Viewfield road Nicholson, Mrs J. Ross, Barns house. Barns park Nicol, Bryce, coach builder, 52 Church street Nicol, William, carpenter, 99 South Harbour street Nicol, Mrs, 10 Peebles street Nightingale, Daniel, janitor. Masonic hall—house, 11 Carrick street Nimmo, Gavin, carpenter, 8 York street Nimmo, James, photographer, 4 Barns street Nimmo, Mrs, 131 South Harbour street Nisbet, James, carpet weaver, 5 Allison street Nisbet, Mrs George, 7 Carrick park Niven, Alexander, plumber, 37 George street Niven, Hugh, Fullarton lodge, 21 Beresford terrace Niven, James, joiner, 20 Ashgrove street Niven, Richard, Airlie house, Victoria park Niven, Miss, 19 Fort street Niven, Miss, laundress, 39 Weaver street—house, 46 New road )

GENERAL DIRECTORY 161

Niven, Mrs, 48 New road Niven, Mrs, 196 High street , Nixon, Thomas, joiner, 64 Green street Noble, Andrew, gardener, Corsehill lodge. Monument road Noble, James, porter, 36 Elmbank street I^oble, John, compositor, 33 Nelson street Noble, Thomas, painter, 6 Russell street Noble, Mrs, Violet bank, 40 Falkland park Norfolk, F. J. P., inland revenue, Netherlea, 6 Belmont av. Norrie, Miss A., teacher, 7 Wattfield road Norris, Hugh, coal trimmer, 43 Geeen street lane Norris, Stephen, craneman, 9 Northfield avenue Norris, William, sen., janitor, Cromwell road Norris, William, jun., foreman, Gasworks, Cromwell road North Newton Established Church, Prestwick road (Rev. John Henderson) Norton, James, groom, 252 High street

O'Beirne, J. H., solicitor, 57 Dalblair road house, Have- lock House, Miller road

" OlDsorver " Printing: & PuTalisliin* Offices, Smith St. (See advt, coloured leaflet. Ochiltree, John, joiner, 36 Dalblair road Ochiltree, John, clerk, 31 Union avenue Ochiltree, Robert, clerk, Green bank cottage, 118 New road Ochiltree, William, foreman cabinetmeker, 30 Sandgate Ofarrell, Mrs, 13 Content street Ogilvie, W., traveller, 17 Ballantine drive Ogilvie, Mrs, 16 Smith street QSS, "William, Tailor and OlotMer, 43 Sandgate— house, 17 Eglintou terrace. (See advt. page 101) O'Hara, Mrs John, dealer, 89 Wallace street O'Hare, Henry, slater, 37 Wellington street O'Hare, Michael, 32 Victoria street Old Established Church, Kirk Port, off High street Oliver, Cunningham S., grocer and spirit merchant, 29 High Street—house. Myrtle Bank, Carrick road Oliver, James, grocer, 12 Barns terrace Oliver, Col. John, Brownhill, 63 Midton road Oliver, William, baker, Lome place, 7 Argyle street Oliver, Mrs Charles, 1 Queen's terrace O'Neil, William, 51 Kyle street Ord, Samuel, Customs House Officer, 20 Green street lane Orr, James, grocer, Ferrie cottage, 47 Church street Orr, Kennedy, mason, 20 Viewfield road 'i 162 GENERAL BIRECTORY.

Orr, Thomas, traveller, Netherdale, 2 St. Andrew's street Orr, Miss J., fancy goods merchant and High street sub-postmistress, 17 Alloway street Orr, Mrs Robert, Charlesworth, 10 Hawkhill Orr, Mrs, 15 Elba street lane Orr, Mrs, 59 New road Osborne, James, contractor, Osborne cottage, 33 Hawkhill avenue Osborne, Miss, Greenbank, 35 Hawkhill avenue Osborne, Miss, 14 Wellington square Oswald, Miss, 2 Newmarket street Owens, Andrew, guard, 105 Main street

Pagan, Thomas, railway constable, 34 Elmbank street Palmer, Gideon, salesman, 28 Elmbank street Parish Council Office, 27 Kyle street —Robert Pyper, inspector Park, Thomas, slater, 18 Peebles street Park, Miss, 8 Park circus Park, Miss, 44 Union avenue Park, Miss, dressmaker, 48 Main street

Parker & Co. , rag merchants, 20 and 30 Clunes vennal Parker, Henry, 52 Content street Parker, Irvine (of Parker & Co.), Estherlea, 11 Prestwick road Parker, John, Davaar, St Leonard's road Parker, Peter, 129 George street Parker, Robert, 61 Wellington street Parker, Samuel, 59 Content street Parker, Thomas, hardware merchant, 97 Main street—house, Homefield, Craigie road Parker, Thomas, carter, 7 Craigie street Parker, Miss, 25 Duke street Parker, Miss, laundress, 26 Wellington street Pttrker, Miss, 43 Union avenue Parkins, Richar-d, slater, 6 York street Parr, James, carter, 59 Kyle street Paterson, Alexander (of Paterson and Anderson), 44 Welling- ton street Paterson, Alexander, mill owner, 10 Grovenor terrace, Fotheringham road

Faterson 3s Anderson, Joiners and Builders, 72 Hi^li Street. (See advt. page 89) Paterson, A. H., grocer, 47 Main street —hquse, 25 Union avenue GENERAL DIRECTORY. 163

I Paterson, A. and W., boot and shoemakers, 164 High street Paterson, David, grocer and spirit merchant, 39 Main street —house, 41 Main street Paterson, Hugh, Craigie terrace, 45 John street Paterson, Hugh, town postman, 20 Argyle street Paterson, James A., cashier, 30 Dalblair road Taterson, James, G-rocer and Spirit Msrchant, 139 Main StrSSt—house, Gordon street (of Union avenue). (See advt. page 144) Paterson, James, Redlands, Ashgrove street Paterson, James, police sergeant, 18 Elmbank street Paterson, James, shoemaker, 31 Wallace street Paterson, James, railway checker, 24 Green street Paterson, James, pointsman, Belmont crossings (of St. Leonards road Paterson, James, rivetter, 70 Main street Paterson, James, plumber, 48 Kyle street Paterson, J. D., Ironmong'er, 8 Old Bridge Street- house, Drongan cottage, 15 Midton road. (See advt,, page 136) Paterson, John, leather merchant, 4 Kirk port, off High street—house, Culzean cottage, Dalrymple Paterson, John, tentor, 2 Daisy cottages, M 'Call's avenue Paterson, John H., grocer and provision merchant, 204 and 206 High street—house, Craigie terrace, 37 John street

Paterson, I. e\: R. , Berlin wool shop, 40 Sandgate Paterson, Robert, town postman, 26 Allison street Paterson, Robertson, joiner, 82 New road Paterson, Sons & Oo., Pianoforte and Music Sellers, 34 Newmarket Street. (See advts. last two pages of book) Paterson, Thomas, Craig'e terrace, 55 John street Paterson, Thomas, joiner, 45 Church street Paterson, Walter (of Wm. Paterson & Son), Plevna, 6 Carrick avenue Paterson, "William, Blacksmith, 47 Carrick Street. (See advt. page 104) Paterson, William, controller G.P 0., 39 Fort street Paterson, William, waiter, 9 Gordon terrace

Paterson, William Ss Sons, Family Grocers, Italian "Warehousemen and 77ine Msrchants, 227 Higli Street. (See advt. page 122) Paterson, Miss M., knitting and hosiery shop, 90 Main street Paterson, Miss, 39 Fort street Paterson, J. P., certificated masseuse, Redlands, Ashgrove street 164 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Paterson, Miss, 79 Mill street Paterson, Mrs, Pennyvennie, 17 Castlehill road Patterson, Mrs William, 26 Ballantine drive Paterson, Mrs, 19 Kyle street Paton, David, sculptor, 10 Alloway soreet Paton, David Wilson (of James Paton & Sons), Etherington, Victoria park Paton, George, miner, 11 Cross street Paton, Hugh, mason, 57 Church street Paton, James & Sons, wood merchants, Ayr Saw Mills, 48 North harbour street

Paton, jQlin D., Lime and Cement Merchant, *7 Green Street, Telephone No. 71. (See advt. page 115) Paton, John, baker, 83 Main street Paton, John, joiner 30 Alloway street Paton, John, storeman, 194 High street Paton, Robert, slater, 35 Wellington street Paton, Robert (of James Paton & Sons), 16 Wellington square Paton, Thomas, coal trimmer, 7 Saltfield house Paton, William, joiner, 48 Green street Paton, William, mason, 59 Church street Paton, William, joiner, 19 Kyle street—house, Afton cottage, 7 Midton road Paton, Mrs J. B., Oakbank, 32 Miller road Paton, Mrs Robert, Gartferry, 40 Racecourse road Paton, Mrs Thomas, 1 Lancaster terrace, Bellevue crescent Paton, Mrs William, grocer 59 Wellington street Paton, Mrs, 2 Old Bridge street Paton, Mrs Robert, 35 New road Paton, Mrs, 61 Wellington street Patrick, John, traveller, Pomona House Patrick, Rev. Millar, M.A., Trinity U.F. Church, 20 Bellevue crescent Patrick, William, joiner, 59 Peebles street Paul, George, 35 Queens terrace Paul, James, missionary and secretary for deaf and dumb, 5 Dalblair road Paul, James, joiner, 30 Kyle street

Paul, William T. , clerk, 42 NortO Harbour street Paul, Miss, fruiterer and confectioner, 45 Carrick street Paul, Mrs Robert, 43 Carrick street Pearce, Sergt. -Major Edwin, drill instructor, 2nd V.B.R.S.F., 55 Newmarket street— house, Milton, Northfield avenue Pearl Life Assurance Coy., Ltd., J. D. Grassick, District Superintendent, Wellington Chambers, 6 Fullarton street Pearson. Charles, commercial traveller, 31 Queens tearace Pearson, Miss, 5 Gordon terrace • GENERAL DIRECTRRY. 165

Peebles, James, 68 George street ' Pendrigh, Robert, clerk, 1 Burns Statue square Penny, James (of M'Donald, Penny & M'Kenzie), 11 Union avenue Pennycook, Joqn, Burns Statue Hotel, 19 Burns Statue squafre Perrie, William, cab driver, 44 Kyle street Perry, Thomas, groom, 109 George street Petticrev7, D. C., clerk, 61 John street Petto, John, spirit merchant, 46 North harbour street— house, 4 York street Phelan, Daniel, jockey, Wiston place, 72 Church street Pheonex, William, tailor, 13 Old Bridge street Phillips, Nathaniel, 9 Nelson street Philips, Mrs G., 9 Ballantine drive Philips, Mrs, Havannah place, 5 Viewfield road Phillips, Mrs, 187 High street Picken, Archibald, cutter, Ethel cottage, 3 Argyle street Picken, David, flesher, 71 Main street—house, Blenheim, 20 Prestwick road Picken, James, flesher, 88 New road Picken, Mrs, 60 Allison street Picken, Mrs, Bentinck place, 17 Russell street Pilot House, North harbour street Piper, John, 6 Tryfield place, West Sanquhar road Piper, William, clerk, 54 Mill street Pitt, Hugh, 196 High street Police Office, Town buildings, 25 New Bridge street—Chief constable, William Mackay Polland, Mrs James, 23 New road Pollock, James, mason, 20 Carrick street Pollock, Feter, Crated "Water Manufacturer, 13 River Street and Carrick Bar, Soutli EarTDOur Street—house, 2 St John's place. (See advt. page 13) Pollock, Thomas, 89 New road Pollock, William (of W. W. & J. Pollock), 6 Alloway place Pollock, W. J. (of W. W. & J. Pollock), 6 Alloway place Pollock, W. W. & J., solicitors and bankers, 24 Sandgate Pol'ock, William S. (of Stephen and Pollock, 42 Bellevue

Pollock, Miss, 229 High street Pollock, Mrs William, 40 High street Pollock, Mrs, dairy, 18 Northiield avenue Poole, David, porter, 46 Green street lane Porter, Andrew, salesman, 61 Princes street Porter, George, Rowellen, 5 Bellevue road Porteous, G. R., 36 Elmbank street Porteous, S. G., W^ivenhurst, Ewenfield road 166 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Post Office (General), 45 Sandgate—postmaster, R. Ramsay Poustie, Alexander, 141 South Harbour street Poustie, David, upholsterer, 31 Elnibank street Poustie, James, brassfinisher, 65 Mill street Pow, Edward, salesman, Havanah place, 5 Viewfield road Powe, George, groom, 196 High street Powell, William, insurance agent, Clairmont place, 6 Vic- toria street Pratt, James, leather cutter, 33 Russell street Pratt, John T, S., town postman, 1 Tryfield place, off West Sanquhar road Piatt, Joseph, postman to Dunure, 82 George street Prentice, James, Coal Merchant, 82 Sandgate—house,, Cambuslea cottage, Northfield avenue. (See advt. 52) Prentice, Mrs, John, 56 Allison street Prescott, Mrs, Sunnyside, off Alloway place Priestly, Alexander, guard, 7 Belvidere street, off Allison street Price, Peter (of Ayr Billposting Co.), 16 New Bridge street Pringie, Adam, superintendent Ayr cemetery, Holmston rd; Provins, David, Northpark terrace, 10 Prestwick road Proven, Frank, vanman, 18 Wellington street Prudential Assurance Coy.'s Office (S. Hill, superintendent). Union buildings, 32 Smith street Public Health Department Office, Town's buildings, High Street Purdie, John (of W. Purdie & Son), Annfield place, 4 Argyle street Purdie, William (of Purdie & Son),Harrietlea, 61 Castlehill road Purdie, Wm. and Son, tailors and clothiers, 20 New Bridge street

Fnrdie, Miss J. G-., Draper and Milliner, 119 Hig>li. street—house, Harrietlea, 61 Castlehill road. (See advt. page 102) Purvis, Mrs, 113 Prestwick road Puttfarchken, Florence, Wandsbeck, Craigie road Pyper, Colin, i-ailway porter, S Darlington road Pyper, John, railway servant 4 Church place Pyper, Robert, inspector of poor, Millburn, 35 Hawkhill P3Tper, Mrs, 19 Elmbank street

Quaite, James, blacksmith, 37 Allison street Quaite, Thomas, miller, 74 George street Quaite, Mrs, 16 Content street Quinn, M., 89 South harbour street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 167"

Rae, Alexander, wool sorter, 52 Green street Rae, Alexander, coal trimmer, 19 Green street

Rae, David, stevedore' 1 York street , Rae, James, thatcher, 14 Content street Rae, Robert, 3 Northfield place Rainie, Rev. William, M.A., Newton Manse, 79 New road Ramage, David, moulder, 55 Peebles street Ramage, George, millwright, 62 Viewfield road Ramage, John, carter, 36 Peebles street Ramage, Mrs, 13 Old Bridge street Ramsay, Alexander, 65 Princes street Ramsay, David, cabinetmaker, 107 Cross street Ramsay, John, joiner, 88 Elmbabk street Ramsay, Robert, postmaster G.P.O., 45 Sandgate; house^, Clyde Cottage, Fort Ramsay, R., Barrisdale, 14 Ashgrove street Ramsay, Thomas, cattleman, 21 Burns Statue square Ramsay, "William, Joinei", 53 Saadg'ate. (See advt. page 56) Ramsay, William, joiner, 66 Green street Ramsay, William, grocer and spirit merchant, 262 High street —house, 1 Kyle street RaT50eay, Mrs John, Milrig temperance hotel, 16 Charlotte street Randall, C, manager, County Club, 41 Sandgate Ranken & Vass, solicitors, Wellington chambers, 64 Fort street Saakin, HoTsert, Optician, "70 l^ewmarket Street— house, Ervie, Prestwick. (See advt. page 133) Rankine, Robert, 2 Seaforth place, Prestwick road Rankine, Misses, 4 Eglinton terrace Rayner, Mrs M,, Milrig place, 6 Charlotte street Redmayne & Sons, outfitters, 152 High street Redmond, Wm. H., clerk, 31 Weaver street Register Office for Births, Marriages and Deaths, 21 New Bridge street—registrar, A. Morgan Reid, Adam, 61 New road Reid, Alexander, builder, Dunavion, Falkland park Reid, Alexander, church officer, 61 New road Reid, Archibald, clerk, 43 Fort street Reid, A. and Son, builders, 9 New Bridge street Reid Ss Co., Brassfounders, Goppsrsmitlis, Electrical Engineers and Factors, Ayr Brass Foundry, 105^ Hig*}! Street— houscj Barns crescent. (See advt. page 2 in initio) 168 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Reid, Cunningham, engineer, 10 Northpark avenue Held, D. H. & F., Engineers, 72 G-reen Street Lane. (See advt. page 118) Reid, David (of John Reid and Son), Brougham place, 1 3 Racecourse road Reid, David (of J. and D. Reid), Havannah place, 1 Viewfield road Reid, David, engineer, Mount pleasant, 31 Hawkhill avenue Reid, George, waiter, 17 Bellevue crescent Reid, George, coal trimmer, 28 Taylor street Reid, James, confectioner, 58 Allison street Reid, James (of John Reid & Sons) 22 Craigie street Reid, James, compositor, 45 George street Reid, James, grocer, 50 Northfield avenue Reid, James, carpenter, 49 Green street Reid, James, firewood factory, 77 Mill street Reid, James, joiner, 54 Allison street

Held, J. Ss D., Calsinetmakers, TTpliolsterers, and Puneral TJndertakers, 90 and S"? Higli street- house, 1 Havannah place. (See advt. page 89) Reid, J. M., dyer, 21 Elmbank street Reid, John, mason, 30 Nelson street Heid, John, & Son, Cabinetmakers, XTpliolsterers, and House Agents, 26 & 30 Sandgate. (See advt. page 25) Reid, John, and Sons, powerloom cloth manufacturers, Russell street Reid, Matthew, janitor Grammar School, Midton road Reid, Matthew, 1 Elmbank street Reid, R. A. shipbroker, 58 North Harbour street—house, 11 Montgomery terrace Reid, Thomas, painter, 94 George street Reid, Thomas, coach builder, 70 Main st.eet Reid, William (of A. Reid and Son), 9 New Bridge street Reid, William R, (of John Reid and Sons), 1 Nelson street Reid, William, baker, 137 Main street Reid, William, blacksmith, 31 Nelson street Refd, Wilson, 42 York street Reid, Miss, Kensington terrace, 43 Miller road Reid, Miss, dressmaker, Havannah place, 3 Viewfield road Reid, Miss, dressmaker, 139 South Harbour street

Reid, Miss A. N. , tailoress, 24 New Bridge street Reid, Miss, 2 Queen's terrace Reid, Mrs Alexander, newsagent, 40 Main street—house, 48 Main streer Reid, Mrs, Barnweil, Barns crescent GENERAL DIRECTORY. 169 teieid, Mrs George, 16 Taylor street "lleid, Mrs John, 133 Main street Reid, Mrs John, 58 Prestwick road Reid, Mrs A., 33 Allison street Reid, Mrs, 3 Ralston place, Sanquhar road Reid, Mrs, 23 Church street Reid, Mrs, Havannah place, 1 Viewfield road Reid, Mrs, 10 New road Reith, Alexander, traveller, Eddlewood, Craigie avenue Rennie, Kennedy, lather, 14 Weaver street Rennie, Mrs Robert, 19 Green street Revie, Daniel, grocer, 14 and 16 Elba street Rewcastle, Robert, joiner, 37 John street Rice, William, Elgin villa, Midton road Richardson, James, shoemaker, 29 Newbridge street Richardson, John, traveller, 30 Ashgrove street Bichardson, Thomas, Music Teacher and Fostman to Macnairston, 7 G-ordon Terrace, Content Street. (See advt. page 137) Richardson, Thomas, jun., warehouseman, 7 Gordon terrace ilichardson, Mrs, 2 Belvidere terrace, off' Allison street Richmond, Andrew, traveller, 2 Cairnsmuir place, M'CaU's avenue Richmond, James, railway servant, 126 Prestwick road Richmond, James, horsebreaker, Eglinton stables, 2 Alloway street Richmond, J., wholesale confectioner, Ayr confectionery works, 53 Allison street—house, Aytoun cottage, 17 Prestwick road Richmond, John, coachman, 78 High street Richmond, Thomas F., solicitor, 62 Newmarket street Richmond, Mrs George, grocer, 24 Wellington street Richmond, Mrs, 20 Kyle street Riddall, John, L.F.P.S.G., burgh medical officer, 6 Welling- ton square Riddal, William, inspector of works, Beach cottage, off Prestwick road Riddall, Mrs, 1 Hope street Riddick, Andrew, clerk, 2 Craigie street Riddick, William, painter, 63 Princes street Riley, John E., cammercial traveller, 3 Grosvenor terrace, Fotheringham road Rillie, William, 23 Argyle street Rintoul, Robert, 17 Hawkhill Ritchie, Captain Alexander, harbour master—house, St John's, Fort iRitchie, Alexander, bricklayer, 51 Main street 170: GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Bitchie & Co., General Drapers, Costumiers, anl

Milliners, 217 Hi^h Street. (See advt. page 34) ^lot Ritchie, Ewen, inspector of works, Ailsa cottage, 1 Hawkhilt avenue joi Bitchie, Hogan, coachman, 93 Main street Ritchie, James, 6 York street Ritchie, John, railway carriage inspector, Bentinck place, 19* Russell street Ritchie, Miss, 6 Park circus mtchie, Mrs I., Kyle Hotel, 9 Kyle Street, (Seev advt. page 142) Ritchie, Mrs Thomas, 25 Russell street Ritchie, Mrs, 35 Wallace street Robb, James, traveller, 13 Union avenue Robb, Peter, clerk, 48 Viewfield road Robb, Miss, 128 Prestwick road Robb, Miss Mary, 41 Wellington street ^ Robb, Mrs Henry, 30 Wallace street ^ Robb, Mrs, 16 Viewfield road f] RolDert Burns Tavern, S Eiver street. Jolin StQen,^ proprietor. (See advt. page 37) Roberton, William, carpet weaver, 29 Wellington street Robertshaw, W. H., mill manager, 59 Dalblair road Robertson, AlToert, Knitting and Machine Ware- house, 4 Old Bridge street and Dalblair buildings^ All0"Way street—house, 123 Prestwick road. (Se& advt. page 17) Robertson, Alfred, Stormont, Craigie street Robertson, Andrew, coachbuilder, 51 George street Robertson, Andrew, footman, 87 Mill street Robertson and Co., general drapers, 172 High street Robertson, Charles, spirit merchant, 12 Kirk port—house,, 8 Wallace street Robertson, Daniel, gardener, 35 Fullarton street Robertson, Frank, craneman, 32 Taylor street Robertson, George, plater, 9 Cross street Robertson, Henry, headmaster, Grammar School, Lima,. 4 Belmont avenue Robertson, Hugh, gardener, Redhouse stables (off Bellevue street) Robertson, James, Soldiers' homes, 9 New Bridge street Robertson, James, spirit salesman, 100 High street Robertson, James, mason, 16 Garden street Robertson, James, tailor and clothier, Murray place, 8S' Allison street Robertson, James, 67 Green street GENERAL DIRECTORY/ 171

Robertson, James, shoemaker, 36 Weaver street

Robertson, John B. , upholsterer, 30 Charlotte street HoTaertson, John, Family G-rocer and Provision Morchant, 99 NO'Vr road—house, 68 Northfield avenue.

• (See advt. page 77) Robertson, John, .•^hoemaker, 38 Oeorge street Robertson, John, coach painter, 38 Nelson street Robertson, Robert (of Robertson and Co.), Dhunan villa. Barns crescent Robertson, Robert, assistant inspector of poor, R^'dal cottage, 15 Prestwick road Robertson, Robert, vanman, 9 Taylor street Robertson, Robert, tailor and clothier, 9 Beresford terracr

Robertson, R. D. , dairyman, Lunnan Dairy, 38 Midton road Robertson, Robert, 9 Queen street Robertson, Robert, coachman, 52 Content street

Robertson, Thomas A. , commission agent, 4 Gordon street Robertson, William, author, and editor of Ayrshire Post, Bellarina, 34 Castlehill road Robertson, William, and Sons, coaehbullders, 46 George street — house, 2 Content street Robertson, William, rigger, 137 South Harbour street Robertson, William, manager to A. Gemmell and Son, 47 Carrick street Robertson, William, sprigger, 125 Main street Robertson, Mrs, nurse, 30 New Bridge street Robertson, Mrs, 93 Nevr road Robinson, Andrew, Woodvale, Maybole road Robinson, Robert, plumber, 65 Mill street Robinson, W. H., engineman, 135 South Harbour street Robinson, Mrs, 5 Union avenue Robson, James, foreman surfaceman,, Twiningham place, Prestwick road Roch, Mitchell, traveller, 8 Craigie street Boddie, George Gray, Bookseller, 5 TJnion Buildings, 29 Bvirns Statue Square—house, Doon cottage, lo Carrick road. (See advt. page 76) Roddie, John, boot closer, 13 John street

Roddie, Miss M. , 29 Russell street Roddie, Jane, Winton buildings, High street Rodger, Edward, clerk, 37 Park circus •Rodger, George, painter, 53 Mill street Rodger, G, W., shipbuilder, Ashgrove, 5 Ashgrove street Rodger, James, guard, 6 Tryfield place, off West Sanquhar road Rodger, James, foreman plumber, 108 High street 172 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

t Hodgrer, John M., Iron Founder, IZyle Foundry, ,

Smith Street, TO'Wnhead — house, Avondale viUa^ I 20 Carrick road. (See advt. page 21) Rodger, John, saddler, Milrig place, 6 Charlotte street Rodger, Robert, 95 Wallace street Rodger, Thomas, 45 Main street Rogers, Mrs, 102 New road Rogerson, John, G.P.O., clerk, 50 Union avenue Roily, Mrs, 132 George street Rorison, Robert, draper, Daisybank cottage, off John street Rorrison, Mrs, 48 Northfield avenue Rose, Robert, tailor and clothier, 48 AUoway street—houssj. Rosebank, Prestwick Ross, Alexander, inspector of police, 19 Alloway street Ross, Alexander, vanman, 19 Russell street Ross, Anthony, 142 George street fireman, 1 Milliken Ross, Archibald, park ^ Ross, Gilbert, coal agent, 9 Peebles street Ross, James, coal merchant, 4 Duke street Ross, James, 7 Belvidere street (off Allison street) Ross, John, millwright, HoUandbank cottage, 48 Churck street Ross, John, 18 North Harbour street Ross, John, tailor, 50 Green Street lane Ross, Neil, butcher, 84 High street Ross, Robert, tailor, 1 Tryfield place (off West Sanquhar road)f Ross, Thomas, shoemaker, 72 Elba street Ross, William, commercial traveller, 31 Park circus. Ross, W^illiam, railway guard, 11 Queen street Ross, William, Galloway crescent, 55 Russell street Ross, William, engine driver, 24 Nelson street Ross, William," deputy iihief constable. South barnweil, Barna crescent Ross, Miss, grocer, 80 George street—house, 47 Fort street Ross, Misses A. and M., dressmakers, 45 Weaver street Ross, Mrs, 35 Cross street Ross, Miss, 1 Sandgate Rowand, Andrew, M.D,, 18 Barns street Rowan, Andrew, draper. Fort castle Rowan, C. B., solicitor, 8 Cathcart street Rowan, David (of Ayr Steam Shipping Coy.), Savoy, Savoy- park

Rowan, Gilbert, manager, Ayr Mineral Water Co. , 5 Avon- dale terrace, 22 Falkland park Rowan, Hugh, ostler, 7 Dalblair road Rowan, James, salerooms, 20 Wallace street Rowan, James, railway guard, 13 Elmbank street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 173^

Rowan, Michael, carpenter, 81 South Harbour street Ho-wan, Tliomas, Tailor and Clothier, 7a Carripk StrOOt—house, Ashdell, St Leonards road. (See advt,. page 80) Rowan, Thomas, quarryman, 63 Main street Rowan, William, hamcurer, 35 Green Street lane Rowan, Miss M,, tobacconist and fancy goods merchant, 189 High street Rowan, Mrs, 38 Elmbank street Bo-we, Andrei;7 I^., "Wins and Spirit lylercliant. Empire Bar, 64 Main street, and the Horse Shoa Bar, 77 George Street. (See advt. page 59) Rowilinson, A. H., Q.M.S., 36 Union avenue

Rowley, Samuel, coachbuilder, 3 > Union avenue Roxburgh, William, stevedore, 7 Saltfield house Roy, Mrs, 202 High street Royal Bank of Scotland, 37 Sandgate Ruddock, Mrs, 37 Content street Rusk, James, shoemaker, 17 Queen street Rusk, John, cashier, 197 High street Russell, Angus, tenter, 25 Duke street Russell, Archibald, baker, 1 Daisy cottages, Northfield avenu» Russell, George, tailor, 4 Church place Russell, James, 132 George street Russell, James, compositor, 49 Church street Russell, James, brassfinisher, 54 V'iewfield road Russell, John, spirit merchant, 2 High street, and 35 South Harbour street—house, 25 River terrace Russell, John, plumber, 15 Waggon road Russell, Peter, 38 Wellington stre^ t Russell, R. W., veterinary sur^o'!!, 59 Dalblair road Russell Street Public School, Russell street—Andrew Murphy Russell, Thomas, shoemaker, 37 L'eebles street Russell, William, joiner, Wolesiey place, 19 Church street Russell, William, tailor, 20 Wellington street Hussell, Misses, Dress and Mantlemakers and Milliners, 229 High Streei. (See advt. page 38)

Russell, Misses M. & J. , fruitei ej s and florists, 36 Sandgate —house, 5 Eglinton terrace Russell, Mrs, 25 Duke street Rutherford, John, salesman, 252 High street Ruthven, Mrs, 1 Argyle street Byley, Arthur E., Cycle Merchant, 21 Hyle Street —house, Helen villa, 3 Osborne terrace, Prestwick road. (See advt. page 135) Ryan, John, 55 Elba street —

i!l74 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

St, Andrew's U.F. Church, 39 Park circus St. John's Roman Catholic Shool—L. Gemson, Hawkhill St. John's U.F. Church, John street St. Leonard's Established Church, St. Leonard's road St. Margaret's Roman Catholic Church, John street St. Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile court, 154 High street Sadler, "William, Tailor and Clothier, 55 Allo'^ay Street—house, Burnett terrace. (See advt. page 152) Sailors' Rest, 34 North Harbour street Samson, Adam, traveller, 2 North Park avenue Samson, Thomas, grocer and spirit merchant, 28 Sandgate house, 2 Catlacart street Samson, Miss, 51 Peebles street Sanderson, Joseph, valet, 2 St. John's place, Fort street Sanders, Robert, lorryman, 5 Content street Sands, James cooper, 65 Princes street Sands, Thomas, shoemaker, 36 Wellington street Sanitary Inspector's Office, Town's buildings. High street. Telephone No. 119. Robert Adam, inspector—house, Benvue, 9 Ailsa place .Sargen, Mrs James, Catrine place 55 Wellington street Sargen, William, reporter, 7 Duke street Sargent Henrj^, 73 South Harbour street Savage, Alfred, 49^ Green street lane Savage, Hugh, fireman, 8 Elba street lane Savage Hugh, storeman, 31 Content street Sawyers, Robert, bootmaker, 17 Peebles street Sayers, Adam, marine engineer, 29 Union avenue Sayers, William, groom, 58 Content street

Sclanders, Mrs R. C. , 5 Doon terrace Scotch Wool and Hosiery Stores, Limited, proprietors Flem-

ing, Reid & Co. , 59 High street Scotland, Robert, stair-railer, 52 Kyle street Scott, Duncan, currier, 23 Elmbank street Scott, Rev. G. J. C, Wallacetown E.C. manse, 106 John st. Scott, G. R., florist, 13 Newmarket street Scott, Henry, 48 Clunes vennal Scott, James, House Factor, He^ister for Servants and Advertising Agent, 68 Newmarket Street- house, 23 Fort street. (See advt. page 109) Scott, James, headmaster Episcopal School, WeatheraJ, 16 Ashgrove street Scott, John Governor of H. M's. Prison, 9 Bath place Scott, John, Tam o' Shanter Inn, 230 High street Scott, John, 71 Pfinces street GENERAL DIRECTOllY. 175

'^cott, John, stevedore, 102 George street Scott, John, lathsplitter, Daisy cottage, Northfield avenue Scott, John T., accovmtant, 29 Newmarket street— hoivse, Twycross, 38 Castlehill road .Scott, Jolin, railway guard, 8 Campbell street Scott, John, 67 Dalblair road Scott, Robert, gardener, Arranview gardens, 132 Prestwick road Scott, Robert, Redholm, Woodfield road Scott, Robert M., photographer, Newlynn, St. Leonard's rd. Scott, Robert, coal trimmer, 36 Elmbank street .Scott, Robert, Fort house, Seabank road Scott, Samuel, 3 Prestwick road .Scott, Thomas, stevedore, 38 Union avenue Scott, William, compositor, 24 Northfield avenue Scott, William, riv^etter, 93 Main street Scott, William, joiner, 21 Duke street Scott, William, overseer, 22 Elba street Scott, Miss, dressmaker, 13 Newmarket street Scott, Mrs, 42 New road Scott, Mrs, 20 New Bridge street Scottish. Equitalsle Life Assurance Society—A^ent, Charles Smith, Clydesdale Baals. (See advt. page 155)

Scottish Temperance Life Assurance, Ltd.—Agent, Charles Smith, Clydesdale Bank. (See advt. page im) .Scoular, Robert, & Sons, bakers, 7b Carrick street Scoular, Robert, & Sons, merchants and millers, 5 Carrick street—house, Lincluden, 5 Chalmers road, off Castleliill road Scullion, James, horse trainer, 79 Wallace street Scullion, James, horse breaker, 187 High street Scullion, Thomas, horse dealer, 81 Wallace street Scullion, William, horse dealer, Black Bull stables—house, 18 River street Seamen's Bethel, Green street Seaton, James, prison Avarder, Wellington cottage, Bath place -Sellars, R. M., teacher of dancing, 22 Miller road Semple, Alexander, lorryman, 86 George street :Semple, A. &., Furnishing Ironmonger and Cycle Depot, 57 High Street—house, 74 do. (See advt. page8.>) Semple and Boyd, solicitors, 70 Newmarket street Semple, Captain James, 43 Elmbank street Semple, James, 34 Elba street •Semple, R. J. (of Semple and Boyd), Ardaire, 9 Racecour.se road ,176 GENERAL DIRECTORY, 1 Semple, Mrs John, Ardaire, 9 Racecourse road

Senior, Edward, Fiano "Warehouse, *? TTnion Buildings,. Bums Statue Sq,Uare —house, Bellevue House, off Belle- vue road. (See advt. page 1 in initio) Sergant, John, carter, 9 Allison street Service, John, & Sons, measurers and surveyors, Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort street Service, William, dancing master, 8 Alexandria terrace. Union avenue Session Clerk, Ayr (Alexander Struthers), 61 Alloway street Session Clerk, Newton (J. M. Ferguson), Observer Office,, Smith street, and Malcolm Lodge, 44 Prestwick road Session Clerk, St Leonards (David Crawford), 62 Newmarket street Session Clerk, Wallacetown (John Watson), Gleniffer place,. 3 Miller road Seymour, John, 37 Mill street Shankland, William, guard, 61 Content street Shankland, Miss A., 50 Sandgate Shankland, Mrs Robert, 6 Montgomerie terrace Shanks, James, town postman, 3 Waggon road Shannon, Joseph, miner, 66 Mill street Sharp, Claud, 8 Park terrace Sharp, John (late schoolmaster), Roseland, 15 Carrick road Sharp, Miss, 4 Montgomerie terrace Shairp, John Campbell, B.A,, sheriff-substitute, 21 Welling- ton square Shaw, David W., solicitor and J. P. clerk, County Buildings house, 17 Wellington square Shaw, Hugh, builder, 1 Victoria street Shaw, James E., solicitor, Couniy Buildings house, AVelling- ton house, 25 Wellington square Shaw, James, 202 High street Shaw, John, sheriff officer, 100 High street Shaw, John, shoemaker, 59 Mill street Shaw, John, G-rocer and "Wine Merchant, 10 Crordon Place—house, Rock villa, 32 Hawkhill. (See advt. page 91)

Shaw, Mrs C. G. , Wellington house, 25 Wellington square Shaw, Mrs, 8 Wattfield road Shaw, Mrs, 211 High strest Shaw, Mrs Samuel, 29 Argyle street Shearer, Andrew, grain dealer, Mossell cottage, M 'Call's avenue Shearer, David, baker, 69 Main street—house, Pomona, Tig road GENERAL DIRECTQRY. 177

Shearer, James, traveller, 13 Goshen terrace, M'Call's avenue Shearer, Robert, 232 Prestwick road Shearer, William, foreman cabinetmaker, 1 Academy str^t Shearer, Miss, 3 New Bridge street Sheddon, James, inspector (of N.S.P.C.C.), 2J Main street Sherwood, Sergt. -Major James E., artillery, 127 South harbour street Shields, B., Victoria terrace, 32 Viewfield road Shields, David, tinsmith, 59 Princes street Shields, James, bottler, 32 Back Main street Shields, John, tinsmith, 93 Main street Shields, John, cabman, 18 Mill street Shields, John, salesman, 192 High street Shields, Robert, spirit merchant, 40 High street—house. Park view, Sanquhar road Shields, Thomas, Marchmont, 58 Castlehill road Shields, William, carpet weaver, 1 Russell street Shields, Captain William L., 31 Argyle street Shields, Mrs, 14 New road Shillinglaw, William, 30 Allison street Shiels, Henry, valet, Ananrlale, Cromwell road Short, Peter, lorryman, 92 Cross street Short, Robert, janitor, Russell Street School, 64 Russell street Shorthouse, Miss, Milrig place, 4 Charlotte street Shuttleton, William, 28 Elba street Sick Poor Nursing Association, 22 Academy street Sillars, Alexander, coachman, 239 High street Sillars, James, cab driver, 75 Main street Sillars, John, hamcurer, Appin cottage, 40 Prestwick road Sillars, Matthew, 37 Peebles street Sillars, Miss, Lynton, Campbell street Sillars, Mrs, 16 Peebles street Silver, John (of Silver & Young), Whinpark, Prestwick Silver \ Young, solicitors, 42 Newmarket street Sim, Andrew, joiner, 32 Princes street Sim, Robert, manufacturer, Stewarton, Annickdale, South Park road Sime, David, 46 Union avenue Sime, Henry R., bandmaster, 94 High street Sime, Harry, Church place, 8 Cross street Sime, Hugh, slater, 22 Wellington street Sime, Mrs, 6 Gordon terrace Simm, Robert, plater, 5 Dalblair road Simmons, William, groom, 56 Content street Simpson, Alexander, seaman, 28 Mill street Simpson, Alexander, joiner, 27 River terrace Simpson, George, joiner, 144 High street Simpson, John, miner, 9 Belvidere street (off Allison street) 178 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Simpson, Captain John, Ravenscraig, 6 St. Andrews street Simpson, Quintin, slater, 240 High street Simpson, Thomas, dealer, 11 James street Simpson, tylisses A. and M, Milliners, 30 "Wellin^on CliamterS—house, Warrender, 31 Carrick road. (See advt. page 116) Simpson, Mrs, Ethel cottage, 40 Viewfield road Simpson, Mrs, 61 Mill street Simson, Mrs, confectioner, Union buildings, 41 Burns Statue square—house. Place D'Auray, Dalblair road Sinclair, James, groom, 46 Carrick street Sinclair, John, mason, 13 Wellington street Sinclair, John, leather cutter, 17 Elmbank street Sinclair, John, engine driver, 37 Weaver street Sinclair, Mrs James, 10 Midton road Sinclair, Mrs Thomas, Fort house, Seabank road Singer's Sewing Machine Warehouse, 92 Sandgate Sisters of the Sacred Heart, St. John's Home, Smith street Skelly, Robert, mason, 7 Gordon terrace Slarke, Mrs M. J., 11 Ballantine drive Slater, James, wood turner, 44 High street Slater, Matthew, brass finisher, 123 George street Slaterj'^, Thomas, postman to Drongan, 41 Wellington street Sloan, Andrew, carpenter, 131 South Harbour street Sloan, Andrew, shoemaker, 17 Peebles street Sloan, Hugh, 20 Elba street Sloan, John, cabinetmaker, 115 Main street Sloan, John, 3 Garden street Sloan, William, shoemaker, 7 Russell street Sloan, Miss, 2 Barns street Sloane, Miss, confectioner, 29 Burns Statue square—house, 41 Burns Statue square Sloss, David, 131 South Harbour street

Smart, Mrs A. C. , 2 Barns park Smellie, Archibald, spirit merchant, 7 South Harbour street Smirrell, George, 42 Elba street S.nith, Alexander H., (C.A.), 13 Wellington square Smith, Alexander, stock and sharebroker, Chapeltown, 25 Racecourse road Smith, Alexander, builder, D'Auray buildings, 85 Dalblair road Smith, Andrew, 85 Son, Grain Merchants. Stores, South Quay, North Quay, Ayr Mills, and Alloway Mill. Offices, 21 AUoway Street. (See advt. page 159) Smith, Andrew, 6 Wellington street Smith, Archibald, engine driver, 78 Russell street GENERAL DIKECt6rY. 179

Smith Charles, agent Clydesdale bank, Winton buildings. High street—house, Arrandoon, 21 Carrick road Smith, David, engine driver, Arnsheen terrace, 14 DUke street Smith, David, grocer, 135 High street Smith, D, & J., boot and shoe manufacturers, Tarn's brig Smith, David (of Lawrie v Smith, 27 Sandgate Smith, Ebenezer, 4 Carrick view, St. Leonard's road Smith, Hugh, postman to Alloway, Galloway crescent, 57 Russell street Smith James, Boot and Shoci Maker, 88 Sandgrate— house, 13 Montgomerie terrace. (See advt. page 112) Smith, James, 2^ Ballantine drive Smith, James, draper, 116 High street and .30 and 32 Main street— house, Vina-del-Mar, 19 Prestwick road Smith, James, & Son, drapers, 58 High street—house, Raemoir, Bowman road Smith, James, traveller, 6 Havelock terrace, Miller road Smith, James, spirit merchant and cork cutter, Union Tavern, Boat vennal, and 12 Main street

Smith, J. C. , Shalimar house, Racecourse view

Smith, John & Co-, Grocers and Spirit Dealers, 2 and 4 Allison Street- (See advt. page 59) Smith, John Grant, shipbroker and agent, Ayr Colliery office, 64 North Harbour street —house, Westerlea, 31 Race^ course road

Smith, John G. , goods guard, 33 Elmbank street

Smith, John H. , Craigie terrace, 59 John street Smith, J. & W., corporate accountants and house agents, 21 Newmarket street Smith, John, caulker, 74 Main street Smith, John, gardener, 45 High street Smith, John, grocer, 14 Mill street Smith, John, gardener, South lodge. Gate house, 29 Race- course road Smith, John, boot traveller, 28 Peebles street Smith, John, mason, 18 Nelson street Smith, John, plumber, 57 Peebles street Smith, John, coal trimmer, 13 Elmbank street Smith, John, gardener, 41b George street Smith, Matthew, engine driver. Hawthorn cottage, 15 Hawk-

' hill avenue Smith, Quinton, pointsman, Arnsheen terrace, 16 Duke st. Smith, Robest, carrier, 89 New road Smith, Robert, tailor and clothier, 10 Academy street house, 49 Fort street 180 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Smith, Thomas, Coachbuilder, 175 High Street. (See advt. page 156) Smith, Thomas, joiner, 3 Alexandria terrace, Union avenue Smith, Thomas, tenter, Victoria cottage, M 'Call's aveniie Smith, Thomas, stamper, G.P.O., Galloway crescent, 57 Russell street Smith, Thomas, vanman, 15 New Bridge street Smith, Thomas, marine engineer, 28 Main street Smith, William (Bailie), 20 Academy street Smith, William, ironmonger, 12 AUoway street— house, 23 Bellevue crescent Smith, Wm., shoemaker, 5 Northfield place Smith, Wm., mason, 59 Princes street Smith, Wm., manager Ayr Gasworks, Cromwell road Smith, Wm., 33 Wellington street Smith, Wm. (of J. & W. Smith), Rosebank cottage, Hawkhill Smith, Miss, nurse, 39 New road Smith, Miss, dressmaker, 41b George street

Smith, Misses J. & J. , dressmakers, 3 Charlotte street Smith, Miss, Ardnith cottage, 26 Falkland park Smith, Mrs Alezander, AUoway Dining: Eooms, 17 Burns Statue Square. (See advt. page 69) Smith, Mrs, Valmara, St. Leonard's road Smith, Mrs Thomas, 12 Beresford terrace Smith, Mrs Thomas, North Barnweil, Barns crescent Smith, Mrs, greengrocer, 101 & 103 George street Smith, Mrs James, Melling villa, 57 Midton road Smith, Mrs, 46 Princes street Smith, Mrs, 31 Content street Smith, Mrs, 28 Elba street Smith, Miss J., laundress, 46 Princes street Smith's Institution School (George Bain), Holmston road Smoker, Sergeant-Major Alex., 2 Newmarket street

Smyth, H. , Violetbank, 63 Castlehill road Sommerville, Alexander, engine-driver, 54 Peebles street

Sommerville, J. , colporteur, 14 Elmbank street Sommerville, Mrs, 175 High street Snedden, Peter, saddler, 75 Main street Speirs, George, 2 Windsor terrace, Prestwick road Spiers, Hugh, compositor, 64 Allison street Spiers, John, Saddler, ITevrark Buildings, 15 Bums Statue Square, and 21 Sandgate, (See advt. page 160) Spiers, John, jobbing gardener, 12 Lymond's wynd Speirs, William, 135 High street Spiers, William, 35 Fullarton street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 181

:Spiers, Mrs John, Murray place, 82 Allison street Spiers, Mrs Stewart, Greenlea, St Leonard's road Spence, Hugh, blacksmith, 28 Green street lane Spence, Mrs, 2 Peebles street

Spencer, Mrs D. C. , Kessington, 6 Bellevue crescent Sproat, George (of W. & J. Sproat), Rugby cottage, Caer- lavei'och road, Prestwick Spi'oat, R. Carlisle, secretary South Ayrshire Conservative Association, 74 High street ^Sproat, "W. & J., Fruiterers and Confectioners, 151 Higll Street. (See advt. page 47) Stamp, Tax, and Excise Office, MacNeillie buildings, New- market street Stark, William, insurance agent, Avondale terrace, 24 Falk- land park Stark, Mrs, 6 Carrick park Stead & Simpson, national boot warehouse, 146 High street Steadman, R. H., Golftyn, 43 Carrick road Steel, Andrew, 5 Waggon road Steel, Gilbert, horse trainer, Clyde house, Seafield road Steel, William, 97 George street Steel, Misses, dressmakers, 69 Dalblair road

Steel, Mrs G. , Clyde house, Seafield road •Steele, Alexander, draper, 162 High street—house, 3 Bellevue crescent Steele, Archibald, bookbinder, 64 Allison street Steele, James, plater, 3 Allison street Steele, John A., Redgarton, 10 South Park road Steele, John, blacksmith, 3 Church street Steele, Robert, 21 Elmbank street .Steele, Thomas, &rain Merchant, Citadel Stores, 61 South Harlsour Street, and Overmills; Branch Of6.Ce, Railway Bridge—house, ll Alloway place. (See advt. page 9) Steele, Mrs, Brierland, 8^ Montgomerie terrace Steen, John, "Wine and Spirit Merchant, 145 High Street—house, so Alioway street. (See advt. page 106) :Steen, Thomas, Ayrshire and ^allcTray Hotel, 1 HillOCh Place. (See advt. page 39) Steen, William, spirit merchant. Clarendon bar, 13 High street—house, Ryebank, 8 Holmston road Steen, Mrs Robert, 61 Content street

Stephen 6S Pollock, Booksellers and Stationers, Q*7& Sandgate. (See advt. page 1) IS'2 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Steven, Edward, 1 Content street Steven, James, inspector of police, 39 Fort street Steven, Mrs William, Westbourne villa, 33 Racecourse road Stevenson, Allan, architect and surveyor, 14 Cathcart street —house, Largie, 41 Castlehill road Stevenson, Daniel, 82 Green street Stevenson, David, shoemaker, 20 Victoria street Stevenson, Gavin, cashier, 62 Northfield avenue Stevenson, Hugh, traveller, Alderston avenue, off Prestwick road Stevenson, James, tobacconist and hairdresser, 6 High street and 5 Main street —house, Hayden cottage, Hawkhill avenue Stevenson, James, mason, 12 Wellington street Stevenson, John, grocer, 85 George street —house, 50 Hawk- hill avenue Stevenson, John, Carlton, Craigie road Stevenson, John, rivetter, 9 Cross street Stevenson, John, sawyer, 22 North Harbour street Stevenson, Robert, Carmel bank, 2 Hawkhill avenue Stevenson, Robert, builder, 102 John street

Stevenson, Misses M. & M. , drapers, 7 Alloway street Stevenson, Mrs, Morven, 9 Chalmers road Stewart, Adam, engineer, 16a Hawkhill avenue Stewart, Rev. Alexander, Wallace Street U.F. Manse,. Craiglear terrace, 38 Carrick road Stewart, Alexander, 22 Victoria street Stewart, Andrew, 7 Allison street Stewart, Rev. Angus (retired), F.C., Burwood, St Leonards road Stewart, David, baker, 10 Queen street Stewart, Hawthorn, upholsterer, Roseberry cottage, 11 Duke street Stewart, Hugh, gardener, 75 New road Stewart, James, commercial traveller, 59 Dalblair road Stewart, James, bootfinisher, 20 Hall's vennal Stewart, John, Boot and Shoemaker, 12 Ke'wmarket Street and 13 G-eorge Street -house, 70 Northfield avenue. (See advt. page 50 in initio) Stewart, John, sawyer, 24 Green street Stewart, John, shoemaker, 60 Allison street Stewart, John, 6 Garden street Stewart, John, engineer, 62 Green street Stewart, John, traveller, 33 Wallace street

Stewart, John S., Joiner and Builder, 122 G-eor^e> Street—house, 120 George street. (See advt. page 88). GENERAL DIRECTORY. 183 gtewart, Matthew, retired gamekeeper, Wellington Cham- bers, 70 Fort street Ste'vrart, Holoert, 'Watchmaker and Jeweller, 3,3 Hi^ll Street—house, Notre Desire, 4 Albert terrace, (See advt. page 74) Stewart, Robert, grocer, 115 George street and Union buildings—house, Craig-y-nos, Craigie road Stewart, Robert, tanner, 58 Mill street Stewart, Thomas, baker, 31 Nelson street Stewart, "William, Fainter and Faperhan^er, 22 Ne'Wmarket street—house, Dalblair cottage, 20 Dal- blair road. (See advt. page 90) Stewart, William Girdwood, 12 Wellington square Stewart, William, fireman, 196 High street Stewart, William, lather, 75 Main street Stewart, Mrs, 50 Bellevue crescent Stewart, Mrs, 58 Green street Stewart, Mrs, 144 High street Stewart, Mrs William, 38 Allison street

Still, Mackay & Co., Electrical Engineers, 63 Dallalair Head- (See advt. page 3 in initio) Still, William A. (of Still, Mackay & Co.), 13 Beresford terrace Stirling, George, traveller, Ardgare, Craigie road Stirling, John, L.D.S., surgeon dentist, 23 Wellington square Stirling, Miss, 28 Queens terrace Stoddart, Alexander, 4 Blackburn road (off Racecourse road)' Stoddart, Mrs, 4 Green street Stone, F. A. & Sons, Tailors and Clothiers, 47 Sand-- gate- (See advt. page 60) Strathern and Co., hamcurers, 5 River terrace Strathern, James, mason, 12 Elmbank street Strathern, James, shoemaker, 21 Elba street Stroyan, John, furnaceman, 71 Wellington street Struthers, Alex. W. (of Struthers and Thomson), Chalet, 8" Carrick avenue Struthers, James, cardcutter, 78 New road Struthers, Thomas, carpet weaver, 14 Mews lane Struthers and Thomson, solicitors, 61 Alloway street Sturgeon, Robert, storeman, 10 Wellington street Sturgeon, Samuel, carter, 3 Cathcart street Sturrock, Miss, 23 Bellevue terrace Surgeoner, George, weaver, 24 Elba street lane Surgeoner, Thomas, baker, 10 Carrick street 184 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Surgeoner, "W'illiam, Furniture Salerooms, "70 Higli Street—house, 9 Cralgle street. (See advt. page 93)

, Surgeoner, Miss, 20 Carrick street

, Surgeoner, Mrs, 89 George street Surveyor's Office (Town), Town's Buildings, High street; Telephone No. 132; surveyor, John Young—house, 20 Chalmers road .Sutherland, Charles H., Halrdressin^ Saloons, 16 Newmarliet Street—house, l Duke street. (See advt. page 76) Sutherland, David, corkcutter, 10 Garden street Sutherland, William, joiner, 20 Victoria street iSutton and Co., Parcel Express, 266 High street—Agent, William Ramsay Swan, Alexander, foreman, 18 Holmston road Swan, Daniel, wheeler, 5 Lymond's wynd Swan, Miss, dressmaker, 22 North Harbour street Swan, Mrs, 144 High street Swanson, Miss, teacher, 23 Bellevue crescent Sym, Miss, 15 Eglinton terrace Symington, John, banker, Parkhouse, Ballantine drive Symington, Mrs, Beresford villa, 20 Beresford terrace

Tainsh, Peter, church officer, 4 Church street

Tait, A. and W. , boot and shoemakers, 203 High street

Tait, D. H. . solicitor, 52 Newmarket street—house, 6 Park terrace Tait, James, butcher, 41 Church street Tait, James, cabman. 111 Mill street Tait, John, 70 Elba street Tait, Joseph, 6 Park terrace Tait, Peter, plumber, 6 Princes street Tait, Samuel, police constable, Victoria cottage, Dam park Tait, W^illiam, cabinetmaker, 27 George street Tait, William, cattleman, 10 Craigie street Tait, Mrs, 26 Cross street Tanner, Hugh, painter, 78 W^allace street Tannock, plasterer, Elba Street lane A. , 7 Tannock, John, gardener, 18 Elmbank street Tannock, William, shoemaker, 8 Queen street Taylor, Rev. Alexander, M.A., Darlington U.F. manse, 17 Millar road Taylor, David, Craigielea cottage, 1 Falkland road Taylor, David, engineer, 75 Green street Taylor, George, carter, 42 Weaver street )

GENERAL DIRECTOR'S. 185

Taylor, Hugh, engineer, 39 Elmbank street Hugh, cattle dealer, Seafield farm. Racecourse I Taylor, Taylor, James, engineer, 18 Peebles street Taylor, J. & A. Ltd., Engineers and Mill-wrights, Townhead "Works. (See advt. page 19

Taylor, John (of J. and A. Taylor, Ltd. ), Fernbank, 21 Mid- ton, road Taylor, John, rigger, 135 South Harbour street "Taylor, John, fisher, 30 Green street Taylor, John, cashier, 5 Burnett terrace, Hawkhill Taylor, John, Blackhouse, Hawkhill Taylor, Robert, 49 Elba Street Taylor, Thomas, moulder, 28 Back Main street Taylor, Thomas S. (of J. and A. Taylor, Ltd.), 2 Eastwood, Ewenfield road

Taylor, 'William, Stationer and Booisseller, 36 Allo-way Street—house, Alexandria cottage. Dam park. (See advt. page 29) Taylor, William (of J. and A. Taylor, Ltd.), 11 Carrick park Taylor, William, grocer, 59 Mill street Taylor, W^illiam, Albion house, 24 Carrick road Taylor, William, railway inspector. Mavis bank, 32 Prest- wick road

Taylor, Mrs A. , laundress, 28 Mill street Taylor, Mrs, 12 Broomfield road Taylor, Mrs James, 8 Mill street Taylor, Mrs, 69 Mill strees Taylor, Mrs, 40 Allison street Taylor, Mrs, 65 Mill street Taylor, Mrs, 8 Tryfield place, off West Sanquhar road Telfer, David, musician, 62 Princes street Telfer, James, hardware merchant, 84 George street—house, 5 Rssemont terrace Telfer, William, builder, Oswald avenue, off Prestwick road Telfer, William, IS Garden street

Telfer, W. P. , Roseneath cottage, 42 Hawkhill avenue Templeton, David, Sandhurst, Wheatfield road Templeton, James (of James Templeton & Son), Ellerslie, 30 Miller road Templeton, James, & Son, worsted spinners, 15 Kyle street Templeton, James, clerk, 61 (ireen street Templeton, John, watchmaker and jeweller, 113 High street Templeton, John, cheese merchant, Doonleigh, 27 Carrick road Templeton, John, vanman, 3 Ralston place. West Sanquhar road 186 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Templeton, John, engine driver, 46 Viewfield road Templeton, Thomas, (Provost), watchmaker and jeweller, 11$ High street—house, 1 Bellevue crescent Templeton, William, vanman, 69 Princes street Templeton, Miss, 68 High street Templeton, Misses, Stoneleigh, 11 Miller road Tennent, James, shoemaker, 41 Union avenue Tennent, Mrs J. M., 2 Craigie street Tennant, John, gardener, 72 Wallace street

Tennant, John M. , clerk, Milncraig, 22 Holmston road Tennant, John, 2 Belvidere terrace, off Allison street Tennant, Miss, nurse, 55 Princes street Terras, Artist photograplisr, 42 Sandgate. (See advt. page 135) Terras, Robert, 7 Tryfield place

Terr7> !•' Locksmith and Belllianser, 32 Hi^h Street —house, 2 Ailsa Place, Fort. (Ses advt. page 51) Terry, James, blacksmith, 130 George street Terry, Miss, 32 High street Theatre Royal, 48 Carrick street The Bottle Exchange, 1 Hall's vennal Tlie G-lasgow Tramway and OmniTaiis Company. Ltd.,. Cala and Carriage Hirers, O^ces, 63 Sandg:ate and OaTs Stances, Passenger Station. (See advt. page

The (7 olden Ceres Milling Co., Industrial buildings, 62 Carrick street The Old Equitable Loan Company (D. Puller, manager), 68. High street The Trades Hotel and Restaurant, York street Thom, Alexander S. (of Thomas Imrie & Sons), 10 Midton ^d^ Thorn, Andrew, piper, 35 Elmbank street Thom, Charles, joiner, 38 Princes street Thom, Mrs, 7 Bellevue crescent Thomas, Miss, Mount Stuart, 22 Montgomerie terrace Thomson, Alexander, mill foreman, 33 Elmbank street Thomson, Alexander, spirit merchant. Railway bar, 21 New road—house. 99^ New road Thomson, Alexander, plumber, 27 River terrace Thomson, Alexander, traveller, Garfield villa. Tig road Thomson, Alexander, machineman, 35 Wellington street Thompson, Alfred J,, teacher Ayr Academy, 18 Academy st. Thomson, Allan, spirit merchant, 10 Old Bridge street— house, 41 George street Thomson, Andrew, cabman, 59 Kyle street Thomson, Archibald, cabinetmaker, 18 Academy street GENERAL DIRECTORY,' 187

Thomson, Colin, brass finisher, 5 Argyle street Thomson, Daniel, groom, 165 High street Thomson, David, engineer, Dalblair terrace, 23 Dalblair road Thomson, Edward, glass and china rivet ter, 89 George street Thomson, Hope, commercial traveller, 26 Bellevue crescent Thomson, Hugh, butcher, 52 Northfield avenue Thomson, James, coal merchant, 61 Peebles street 'Thomson, James, General Blacksmith, 115 High street—house, Leichton, 16 Holmston road. See advt. page 105 Thomson, James, mason, 104 John street Thomson, James, gardener, Airlie house, Victoria park, oft* Racecourse road Thomson, James, nurseryman. Nursery cottage, Ewenfieldroad Thomson, James, 103 Cross street Thomson, James, joiner, 51 Kyle street Thomson, James, carver and gilder, 29 Nelson srreet Thomson, James, engine driver, 56 Viewfield road Thomson, James, baker, 34 Mill street Thomson, James, late mathematical master, 9 Charlotte street Thomson, James, slater, 21 Wellington street Thomson, Jame^ shoemaker, 14 Nelson street Thomson, .James, grocer aud wine merchant, 118 High street — house, 17 Montgomery terrace.

Thomson, J. & Son, Hatters, Hosiers, and. Crlovers, 38 High street. See advt. page 103 Thomson, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 158 High street — house, Dalfearn, 25 Park circus Thonison, John, china merchant, 7 Sandgate and 15 AUoway street— House, 7 Buckingham terrace Thomson, John, hamcurer, 41 Elmbank street Thomson, John V., draper, 79 d'Auray buildings, Dalblair road Thomson, John, foreman, 51 Kyle street Thomson, John, coal agent, 37 Green street lane Thomson, John, slater, 23 Wellington street Thomson, John, Blacksmith, 58 Content street Thomson, John, 4 Victoria street Thomson, Matthew, grocer and spirit merchant, 12 Sandgate —house, 5 Cromwell place Thomson, Neal, Strathdoon, 44 Racecourse road Thomson, P. A, (of Struthers and Thomson), 17 Montgomerie terrace Thomson, Robert, groom, Daisybank cottage, off John street 'Thomson, Thomas, foreman joiner, Union buildings, 23 Smith street 188 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Thomson, Thomas, gardener, 56 Fort street 1 Thomson, Walter, joiner, 101 South Harbour street Thomson, William, railway porter, 11 Elmbank street Thomson, William, joiner, 16 Cathcart street Thomson, William (of J. Thomson and Son), 20 Eglintoa. terrace Thomson, William, joiner, 42 Kyle sti'eet Thomson, William, 60 Mill street Thomson, William, 50 Mill street Thomson, Miss, dressmaker, 2 Cathcart street Thomson, Miss, Northfield avenue Thomson, Miss, dressmaker, Dalblair terrace, 25 Dalblair road Thomson, Miss, nurse, 25 River terrace Thomson, Mrs A., 126 High street Thomson, Mrs, dressmaker, Dalblair terrace, 23 Dalblair road Thomson, Mrs, 17 Montgomerie terrace Thomson, Mrs, green grocer, 30 George street Thomson, Mrs, 2 St. John Street Thomson, Mrs, Dunvegan, Montgomerie terrace Thomson, Mrs William, 126 High street 1'horburn, Frederick G., clerk G.P.O., 23 Fort street Thornton, Thomas, painter, 93 High street Thornton, William, waiter, 2 Campbell street Thornton, William, tailor, 2 Victoria street Tierney, Alexander, ham curer, 88 Wallace street Tierney, James, carpet weaver, 73 Elba street Tierney, Peter, slater, 90 Russell street Tierney, Peter, slater, 58 Mill street Tierney, P., hairdresser, 7 Craigie street Tierney, William, slater and chimney sweep, 80 Cross street Timoney, Francis, grocer, 12^ Princes street Tod, Miss E., matron. County Hospital Torrance. Gavin, manager, 17 Union avenue Torrie, M., confectioner and tobacconist, 66 Main street, 11 New Bridge street, and 69 High street Town Chamberlain's Office, Town's Buildings, High street ;: chamberlain, A. B. MacCallum —house, 15 Park circus

Town Clerk's Office, Town's Buildings, High s-^reet ; clerk, A. G. Young—house, 18 Montgomery terrace Town Surveyor's Office, Town's Buildings, High street r

Telephone No. 132 ; survej'or, John Young—house, 20 Chalmers road Trachslar, J. H., pastry baker and confectioner, 54 Alloway street Traill, James, hallkeeper and Burgh officer. Town's buildings Traill, Thomas, clerk, 103 New road Trail, Thomas, ironmoulder, 6 Craigie street GENERAL DIRECTOR;?. 189

Train, John, mason, 11 Cathcart street Tramway Engineer and Town Surveyor, John Yomig, Tow^n's Buildings, High street

Tramway Office, 1 High street ; Telephone No. 123 ; general manager, Fred Coutts, Burnside house, Prestwick road TuUocli, Misses M. & J-, Victoria Laundry. 88 Prest- wick Head. (See advt. page 83) Tumbull, Mrs, 27 River terrace Turner, A. M., managing director, Turner's Brewery Coy.^ Ltd., Carrick lodge, 46 Carrick road Turner, Andrew, clerk, 8 Church place. Cross street Turner's Ayr and ITe'wton Bre'^reries, Limited, Main Street. (See advt. page 128) Turner, John, clerk, 6 Goshen terrace, M'Call's avenue Turner, Thomas, accountant, 21 Newmarket street—honse, Gladstone cottage, 5 Hawkhill Turner, Thomas, 88 Wallace street Turner, Miss, 4 Ballantine drive Turner, Mrs John, 16 Eglinton terrace Turner, Mrs J. C, Marine bar, 119 and 121 South harboui- street—hoixse, 10 Montgomerie terrace Turner, Mrs W., 13 Midton road Turriff, Rev. Francis, curate Episcopal Church, 3 Park ter. TittOn, John, baker, 52 George street—house, 3 Content st- Tuton, Thomas, baker, 8 Craigie street Tuton, William, baker, St. Clair cottage, 90 Allison street Tweed, George, groom, 35 Carrick street Tweedie, Miss, 48 Allison street Twiname, James, agent, 73 Main street Tyrie, Andrew, plumber and gasfitter, 229 High street Tyrie, Andrew, baker, 187 High street Tyrie, Benjamin, joiner, 239 High street Tyrie, James, salesman, 20 New road

Tja-ie, John D. , mason, 229 High street Tj'^rie, John, joiner, 240 High street Tyrie, Mrs, 264 High street

Union Bank of Scotland, Limited, 128 High street—agent, John T. Buncombe

Ure, James D. , Randolph terrace, 20 Prestwick road Ure, James, blacksmith, 21 River street

TTre, "William, Blacksmith and Bellhan^er, 115 ^igrli Street—house, Greenbank terrace, 108 New road. (See advt. page 64) 190 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

'^re, "William, Ayr Foundry, 90 Green Street. (See advt. page 126) >Ure, Mrs William, 94 Green street Ure, Mrs, 2 Northpark terrace, 14 Prestwick road Urie, Mrs John, 13 Eglinton terrace Urquhart, Creorge, gardener, Fullarton Lodge, 22 Beresford terrace Utilitariuni, Ltd., drysalters, 3 NcM^niarket street

Vallance, James, accounts inspector, G. and S.-W. Ry., 30 Union avenue Vallance, John, insurance agent, Campbell street Vallance, John, tailor, 48 Princes street Vallance, John, compositor, 60 Content street Vance, John, miner, 4 Ebeneser place, M'Call's avenue Vance, Robert, carter, 22 Elmbank street Vass, Andrew, Providence cottage, West Sanquhar road Vass, Andrew, town postman, Burnside cottage, West Sanquhar road Vass, James, M. A. (of Ranken & Vass), Newlands, 9 Chalmers road, off Castlehill road Vass, William A., plasterer, 25 Fort street Vass, William, town postman, Bui"nside cottage. West Sanquhar Road Vass, William, Isla cottage, West Sanquhar road Vass, Miss Agnes, Viewfield place, 76 Allison street Verlaque, George, car conductor. Church place, 8 Cross street Vesty, Thomas, manager, 24 Northpark avenue Vie'^i&eld Steam Laundry, 22 and 24 Allison Street. Manageress, Miss A. "WoodlsTirn—house. Hall's cottage, 11 Russell street. (See advt. page 2)

Villiers, F. E. , Shelling, 10 Racecourse road Vincent, Colonel H. A., Tantallon, Chalmers road Vipond, George, piano tuner, Seaforth road, off Prestwick road Virtue, Rev. James, Keith Bank, Maybole road Volunteers 1st Ayr and Galloway R.G. A., 125 South Harbour street Volunteers 2nd Batt. R.S.F. Rifles, 55 Newmarket street w

Waddell, D. J. K., stockbroker, 3 Wellington square Waddell, R. D., provision merchant, 190 High street WainWright, John, weaver, 1 Belvidereterrape GENERAL DIRECTOR-S. X9I

I Walker, Alexander, burgh assessor, 8 Academy street—house, Ronaldshaw villa, 13 Ronaldshaw park Walker, Benjamin, vanman, 15 Elmbank street Walker, Daniel, groom, 95 Wallace street Walker, Hugh S. (of W. G. Walker & Sons), 38 Park cireu^ Walker, James, manager Glasgow Tramway and Omnibus Co., 1 Burns Statue square •Walker, James, Rosendale, 4 Holmston road Walker, J. N., 16 Elmbank street Walker, John, of W. G. Walker & Sons, Windsor Villa, 27 Miller Road Walker, John, clerk, 17 Elmbank street Walker Robert, chief clerk G.P.O., Fairlie Cottage, 16 Hawkhill Walker, Robert, leather cutter, 30 Argyle street Walker, Robert, tobacco spinner, 20 New road Walker, Robert, joiner, Cairnsmuir place, M 'Call's avenue "Walker, Thomas, win© and spirit merchant, Kyle Tavern, 33 Kyle Street—house, Westwood, 5 Castie- hill Road, (see advt. page 94) Walker, Rev. Wm., B.D., St. Leonards Manse, Anchorage, 10 Ronaldshaw pai-k "Walker, "W. &., 85 Sons, Hawkhill Chemical Works, "West Sanquhar Road. (See advt. page 93) Walker, Miss, confectioner, 18 New road Walker, Miss, 8 Albert terrace Walker, Mrs W. G., 18 Midton road "Wallace 85 Carrtith, Dyers and French Cleaners, Ayr Steam Dye "Works, 186 and 188 Sigh Street. (See advt. page 62 in, initio) Wallace, David, coachman, 139 South Harbour Street ' Wallace, David (of Hyslop, Wallace & Co.), Grangeston, 13 Prestwick road Wallace, Col. F. J. A., Arrandale, Fort "Wallace, Hugh H., American Steam Laundry, 25, 27 and 29 "Wallace Street—house, 20 Carrick park. (See advt. page 26) Wallace, Hugh, shopman, 14 Albert terrace Wallace, H. R., Cranston Lodge, 2 Chalmers road Wallace, John, blacksmith, 44 High street Wallace, John, Bentinck place, 21 Russell street Wallace, John, 90 High street Wallace, John engineer 3 Queen street Wallace, Joseph, 95 Mill street Wallace, Peter, shipbuilder, Ashgrove, 23 Carrick road Wallace, R. D., solicitor, 62 Sandgate "Wallace, Robert, G-rocer and "Wine Merchant, Town

Buildings, 5, "7 and 9 High Street ; "Wholesale "Warehouse, 5 and 7 Academy Street—house, Bour- tree Park, 30 Castlehill road. (See advt. page 16) 192 G-ENERAL DIRECTORY.

"Wallace, Thomas, Central Restaurant, 169 High street' (See advti page 47) Wallace, W. G., manager, "Ayrshire Post," 1 Cromwell place Wallace, William, 4 Ailsa place Wallace, William, grocer, 26 Taylor street Wallace, William (of Wallace & Oarruth), 14 Newmarket street Wallace, William, Oardryne, Craigie street Wallace, Mrs Samuel, 17 Allison street Wallace, Mrs, 18 Union avenue Wallace Street U.F. Church, Wallace street 'Wallaceto'^n Ear, Cralgmillar Buildings, 6*7 Cros&- proprietrix, Street and Limond'S wind ; Mrs Thomas Millar—house, St. Anns, Prestwick road. (See advt. page 24) Wallacetown School, Church street and Queen street—headmaster, James Dobbie. Wallacetown Established Church, John street Wallis, John M., 24 Park circus Ward, Thomas, prudential agent, 62 Content street i Warnock, Mrs, 66 Mill street Warnock, Mrs, 2 Russell street Wason, Alexander, joiner, 31 Kyle street Wason, James, weaver, 18 Queen street Waterstone, Frank S., cabinetmaker, upholsterer and house agent, De Auray Buildings, 73 Dalblair road—house, Bel- mont avenue, off Castlehill road Watson David, Victoria dairy, 29 Victoria street Watson, George, Belair Boarding House, 3 Alloway park, off AUoway place Watson, James, fireman, 20 Alloway street Watson, James, Hosier, 117 High street Watson, James, mason, Bentinck place, 21 Russell street Watson, James, railway porter, Wolseley place, 23 Church street Watson, John, railway guard, 63 Green street Watson, John Crawford, warehouseman, Katoomba, HBellevue crcscGut Watson, John (of D. & J. Milligan), Gleniffer place, 3 Miller road Watson, John, 42 Viewfield road Watson, John Spiers, Woodcroft, 23 Midton road Watson, M. & S., hosiery and baby linen merchants, 34 High street Watson, Peter, miner, 24 New Bridge street Watson, Robert, Northfield dairy, Northfield avenue Watson, Robert, traveller, 6 Cairnsmuir place, M 'Call's avenue Watson, Robert, lather, 51 Main street—house, 27 Elmbank street Watson, Thomas, builder, 47 Union avenue Watson, Thomas, Queen street dairy, 12 Queen street "Watson, William, Hosier and Children's Outfitter, 7 Burns Statue Square—house, Ardlue, 16 St. Andrew's street. (See advt. page 70) GENERAL DIRECTltRY. 193

"Watson, William, mason, 53 Peebles street "Watson, William N., grocer and spirit merchant, 228 High street Watson, William, police sergeant, 16 Wallace street Watson, William, clerk, 9 Goshen terrace, M 'Call's avenue "Watson, William, builder, 7 Mill street—house, Moseend, 10 Ashgrove street "Watson, Miss J., dressmaker, Grosvenor house, 12 Charlotte street Watson, Mrs David, 3 Miller road Watson, Mrs, 197 High street Watt, Andrew, engine driver, 3 Tryfield place, off West San- quhar road Watt, James, of J. M. & J. Watt, 12 Barns street Watt, J. M. & J,, solicitors, Win ton buildings. High street Watt, Dr J. R., M.B.O.M., Amisfield, 3 South Park road Watt, William D., grocer, D'Auray buildings, 60 Alloway street house, 11 Ashgrove street Watt, Mrs William, 12 Barns street Waugh, David, insurance agent, 14 New road Waugh, John, 2 Northfield avenue Waugh, William, harbour employee, 43 York street Weatheral, Miss, 175 High street Webster, A. J., clothier, 64 and 66 Newmarket street—house, Westbrae, Craigie avenue Weir, David, veterinary surgeon, 6 Killoch place Weir, James, grocer, 88 and 90 Cross street Weir, James, barman, 187 High street Weir, James, miller. Mill brae, Mill street Weir, Robert, shoemaker, 7 Allison street Weir, Robert, shoemaker, 16 Peebles street Weir, Walter, colporteur, 83 Main street Weir, Mrs, Sauchiebank, 23 Castlehill road Weir, Mrs, 6 Gordon street Welsh, Archibald, of A. Welsh & Co., 58 Viewfield road

"Wdlsli, Arcliibald, & Co-, Brassfounders and Pat- entees, Camck Brass "Works, foot of Jolin Street. (See advt. page 149) Welsh, Archibald, 66 Green street Welsh, James, upholsterer, 30| Green street Welsh, Robert, solicitor. County buildings Welsh, William, carter, 46 Green street lane Welsh, Mrs, 32 Victoria street West, Robert, coach wheeler, 30 New road Whigham, Fergusson, Cuningham & Co., wine merchants, 8 Academy street "^hitaker, Edward, Arbuthnot cottage, 27 Hawkhill White, Dr Alexander, M.B.C.M., Randolph terrace, 28 Prest- wick road White, A. A., ironmonger and tool merchant, 59 Alloway street White, A. C, solicitor, 58 Alloway street—house, 21 Ballantine drive 194 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

White, David, agent Dalmellington Iron Co., Belmont siding house, 25 Ballantine drive White, Geoige C, Stewartlea, 62 Midton road White, James, mason, 14 Elmbank street White, James, overseer, "Ayr Advertiser," 7 Waggon road W hite, John, groom, 101 High street W hite, John, mason, 34 Green street lane White, Matthew (of Affleck & Son), 9 Cromwell place W hite. Captain Robert, 10 Ballantine drive White, William D. W., contractor, 7 Grosvenor terrace, Fother- ingham road White, William, cabinetmaker, 111 Mill street Whitecross, Mrs, 1 Ballantine drive Whitefield, John, mason, 28 Argyle Street Whitehouse, William, engineer, 4 Cairnsmuir place, M 'Call's avenue Whitelaw, Samuel, pensioner, 13 Main street Whitelaw, Thomas, vanman, Galloway crescent, 53 Russell street Whitelaw, William, insurance agent_, 31 Wallace street Whitten, Miss, dressmaker, 21 Newmarket street Whyte, Daniel, 117 Main street Whyte, Miss, 1 Buckingham terrace Whyte, Mrs, 5 St. John's place. Fort street Whytock, James, blacksmith, 7 Main street Wight, John, manufacturing chemist, 234 High street—house, 68 Dalblair road Wight, Robert, shoemaker. Mission Hall, River street Wight, William, & C, grain merchants, 153 High street Wilkie, Daniel, gardener, 14 Fullarton street "Wilkie, David, wine and spirit merchant, 5 Kyle street Wilkinson, James, Havelock terrace, 26 Miller road Willet, Miss, Mary field, Cromwell road Williams, Wm., custom officer, Glencoe cottage, 16 Cromwell road •Williamson, Henry, Professor of Music, Clifton Cot- tage, 2 AllDert Terrace, off John Street. (See advt. page 64) Williamson, James, commercial traveller, Teesdale cottage, 74 Castlehill road "Williamson, J. K., teacher of music, Louisdene, 94 New road Williamson, Robert, 26 George street Williamson, Robert, 6 Gorden terrace Williamson, Robert, tobacconist, 22 Old Bridge street Willi ngham, Willis, clerk, 76 John street Willock, F. G., Gartmore, 33 Carrick road Willock, George (of William Willock & Son), Craigleur terrace, 36 Carrick road Willock, HughD., Magdala, 35 Carrick road "hillock, "William, 85 Son, Painters and Paperhangers, 1 Macneille Buildings, ITe-^market Street, and "iO High Street- (See advt. page 42) GENERAL DIRECTORY. 195

Willoughby, John, 264 High street Wills, Alexander, shoemaker, 86 New road ' \^ ills, John, weaver, 24 Church street Wills, Thomas, ioiner, 31 New road Wills, William, furnaceman, 31 Peebles street Wills, William, groom, Viewhouse. Racecourse

Wilson, Alexander, joiner, Galloway crescent, 63 Russell street . Wilson, Alexander, Bellesley, 86 Prestwick road Wilson, Alexander F., engineer, 3 Ebenezer place, M 'Call's avenue Wilson, Allan, tobacconist, 195 High street—house, 1£4 High. street Wilson, Andrew, 5 Weaver street

'Wilson & Co., TJpliolsterers, Calsinetmakers, House Agents and Funeral Undertakers, 15 and 17 Sandgate. (See advt. page 46) Wilson, David, Newton House, 55 New road Wilson, David, 45 Allison street Wilstjn, David, 6 York street Wilson, George, vanman, 66 Carrick street Wilson, George, clothier's traveller. Church place, 6 Cross street Wilson, Hugh, tailor, 26 ^^ aggon road Wilson, James H., Shona, 9 South Park road Wilson, James, 8 Cathcart street W ilson, James, blacksmith, 4 Victoria street Wilson, James, shiprigger-, 19 Ballantine drive W ilson, James, draper, 1 York street lane Wilson, James, joiner, 87 Mill street Wilson, James, salesman, 5 Nelson street Wilson, James, merchant and agent, 8 Cassillis street W ilson, James, brewer, 30 Elmbank street Wilson, John, baker, 20 New Bridge street Wilson, John, joiner, 53 Peebles street Wilson, John, traveller, Alderston avenue Wilson, John, foreman rivetter, 22 Academy street Wilson, John, baker, 3 George street W ilson, John, engine driver, 55 Princes street Wilson, Capt. John, Havelock terrace, 14 Miller road Wilson, John, baker, 35 Fullarton street Wilson, John, hawker, 37 Back Main street W ilson, John, carter, 44 Kyle street Wilson, John, painter, 15 Elba street Wilson, John, 30 Content street Wilson, Robert, engineer, 6 Saltfield house, York street Wilson, Robert (of Kilpatrick & Wilson), 33 Newmarket street W ilson, Robert, electrician, 63 High street W ilson, Samuel, upholsterer, 94 Main street W' ilson, Samuel, railway servant, 5 Peebles street Wilson, Thomas, farmer, 1 Sandringham terrace Wilson, Thomas P., Gargowan, 35 Racecourse road Wilson, Thomas, currier, 77 New road ' 196 GENERAL DIRECTOKY. I

"Wilson, W. B. 'of Wilson & Co.), Sheninghurst, Wheatfield road Wilson, W. J., egg merchant, 87 Wallace street 'Vv ilson, William, moulder, 29 Elmbank street Wilson, William, controller, G.P.O., 56 Castlehill road "^ ilson. William, grocer, 57 New road Wilson, William, hammerman, 29 Newmarket street Wilson, William, 23 Union buildings, Smith street Wilson, William, engine driver, Ellengowan cottage, 58 Church street Wilson, William, mason, 34 Content street Wilson, Miss, 51 Main street Wilson, Miss, tobacconist, 238 High street Wilson, Miss, 20 New Bridge street Wilson, Miss Margaret, Eastbourne, 64 Castlehill road Wilson, Miss, dressmaker, 52 Green street Wilson, Mrs Archibald, 34 Dalblair road Wilson, Mrs Robert, 3 Eglinton terrace Wilson, Mrs >*> illiam, Riverstone, 39 Racecourse road' Wilson, Mrs, 56 Castlehill road Wilson, Mrs M., 19 Bellevue crescent Wilson, Mrs, Dairy, 66 York street lane Wilson, Mrs Charles, Wayside, St. Leonards road Wilson, Mrs, Tig cottage. Tig road Wilson, Mrs, 23 Alloway street Wilson, Mrs, 10 Milliken park Wilson, Mrs, 61 Wellington street Wilson, Mrs, 26 Union avenue Wilson, Mrs, 2 Alexandria cottages, off Union avenue W ilson, Mrs, 50 Elba street

"Windsor Restaurant, Alsel Qirotti & Co., 256 Hi^h. street. (See advt. page 131) Winter, Andrew, bank teller, 26 Dalblair road Withers, Thomas, marine engineer, Apna place, 18 Viewfield Witherspoon, Miss, M., 82 John street Wollage, Thomas, inland revenue surveyor, 19 Hawkhill Wood, Charles, clerk, G.P.O., 37 Fort street. Wood, George, hairdresser, 1 Mill Street—house, 20 Carrick street

Wood, Hngli, Painter, 2h Main street- (See advt. page 139) Wood, James, baker, 4 Belvidere terrace (off Allison street) Wood, James, manager, tweed mill'?, Cavendish villa, 25 Hawkhill avenue Wood, James, police constable, 21 Elmbank street Wood, James, bellhanger, 27 Main street Wood, John, coachman, D'Auray buildings, 75 Dalblair road Wood, William, 77 Mill street Wood, Miss, 5 Park terrace Wood, Mrs James D., 37 Fort street —

GENERAL DIRECTORY 197

Woodburn, Miss A., manageress of Viewfield steam laundry, Hall's cottage, 11 Russell street Woodside, Fergus, carter, 218 High street Workman, John, boilerraaker, 93 Main street 'Wv&sig, John, Fishmong'er, &ame, Poultry, and Ico Mercliant, 178 High Street—house, Symington villa, Castlehill road. (See advt. page 111) Wright, Arthur, japanner, 72 Allison street Wright, Hugh, painter, 137 South harbour street

Wright, J. B. , 3 Sandringham terrace, Bellevue road Wright, James, traveller, 4 Windsor terrace, Prestwick road Wright, Joseph, Drooku Umbrella manufacturer, 72 High st. Wright, William, weaver, 28 Church street Wright, William, grocer, 129 High street Wright, Miss, 2 Belvidere terrace, off Allison street Wright, Mrs Daniel, Pastry baker, 65 Alloway street Wright, Mrs David, 37 Mill street Wright, Mrs, Roselea, 14 Carrick road Writer, tailor and clothier, 13 Old Bridge street "WybTirn, G-eorge, Joiner and. Funeral TTndertaker, 92 and 94 "Wallace Street—house, 63 Elba street. (See advt page 69) Wyburn, Mrs, grocer, 61 Elba street Wyburn, Mrs, 37 New road Wyllie, Alexander A., shipowner, Oaklea, 28 Carrick road

IT'yllie, A. 8s Son, Contractors and Suilders, Maligra- Isande, 50 Castlehill Eoad. (See advt. page i3i) Wyllie, Andrew, tobacconist, 66 High street Wyllie, Andrew, 41 Union buildings Wyllie, Archibald, engine driver, 59 Green street lane Wyllie, Charles, hay and grain merchant, 34 Kyle street Wyllie, Daniel (of D. Wyllie and Co.), Arnsheen, 11 Race- course road Wyllie, Daniel, and Co., hay, grain and seed merchants, 197 High street—chemical and manure works, Falkland Junction and Newton-on-Ayr W^yllie, David, fireman, Ladykirk house, 14 Viewfield road Wyllie, George, cabinetmaker, 61 Green street Wyllie, George (of A. Wyllie and Son), Maligakande, 50 Castlehill road Wyllie, James, Newfie|d, Southpark road Wyllie, James, 32 New road 'Wyllie, John, mason, Wilhelmbank, 52 Castlehill road Wyllie, Peter, coachman, 42 Midton road Wyllie, Robert, coalman, 27 Russell street 'Wyllie, T. K., grocer and spirit merchant, 1 Taylor street house, Brightside, 96 New road 198 GENERAL DIRECTORY;

Wyllie, William H. , sheriff officer, 29 New road Wyllie, William, horse dealer, Forehill, Castlehill road Wyllie, Miss E., Eglinton place, 28 Miller road Wyllie, Miss, dressmaker, 52 New road Wylie, Miss, 13 Ballantine drive Wyllie, Miss, Garfield villa, 27 Hawkhill avenue Willie, Mrs P., 126 High street Wyllie, Mrs William, Victoria terrace, 26 Viewfield road Wyllie, Mrs, china merchant, 10 Mill street Wyllie, Mrs, 78 John street

Young, Alex. G. , Town Clerk, Town's buildings, high street —house, 18 Montgomery terrace Young, Alexander, groom, 56 Fort street Young, Dr A., M.B.. CM., 18 Barns street Young, Andrew, 60 Allison street Young, Archibald, baker, 3 Harbour street Young, Archibald, stamper, G.P.O., Woodburn cottage, 39 Hawkhill avenue Young, David, Drapery "Warehouse, 155 Higli Street —house, 7 Charlotte street. (See advt. page 106) Young, David, dentist, 63 High street Young, David, coachman, 16 Carrick street Young, David, fireman, 6 Elba street lane Young, David, 18 James street 7oii3ig>, Donald, Balsy Linen and Ladies' Outfitting "Warehouse, 35 and 38 Newmarket Street. (See advt. page 72) Young, George, pastry baker, 2 Davidson place Young, Hugh, law clerk, Ingleside, St. Leonard's road Young, Hugh, engineer, 3 Carrick view, St. Leonard's road Young, Hugh, 3S Church street Young, James, insurance agent and valuator, Alderwood, 15 St. Andrew's street Young, James, 21 George street Young, James, Stuart place, 9 Carrick road Young, John, foreman, Alderston avenue Young, John, tailor, 48 George street Young. John, Engineer and Insurance Agent, 18 Ballantine drive. (See advt. page 147) Young, John, town surveyor and water and tramway engineer,, ~ Town's Buildings, High street, telephone No. 132—house,. 20 Chalmers road GENERAL DIRECTORY. 199'

Young, John M 'Hardy, architect, 9 Sandgate—house, Craignethan, 8 Bellevue scresent Young, John, clerk, Florida terrace, 5 Falkland park Young, J. M., baker, 14 Allison street Young, John, joiner, 57 Princes street Young, Joseph, engine driver, 26 New road Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, 138 High street Young Nathaniel, coal trimmer, 58 Russell street Young, Quintin, engine driver, Woodburn cottage, 39 Hawk- hill avenue Young, Quintin, 105 Cross street Young, Robert, spirit merchant, 23 New Bridge street Young, Samuel, mason, 62 Main street Young, Thomas, solicitor (of Silver & Young), Randolph terrace, 22 Prestwick road Toting, Thomas, G-eneral Draper, 54 ITewmarlzet StrSOt—house, 14 Queen's terrace. (See advt. page 98) Young, Walter, umbrella manufacturer, 27 Newmarket street —house. Langley bank, 39 Carrick road Young, William, lorryman, 10 Green street lane Young, Miss, A., 23 Fort street Young, Miss, 3 Craigie street Young, Miss, dressmaker, 41 Union buildings Young, Miss, 25 Weaver street Young, Mrs Agnes, 4 Craigie street Young, Mrs Andrew, Kensington terrace, 41 Miller road

Young, Mrs A. , 21 Fort street Young. Mrs D. B., De Auray buildings, 58 Alloway street Young, Mrs William, 48 George street Young, Mrs John, Afton place, 8 Carrick road Youug, Mrs, 15 Queen street Young, William, lorryman, 67 Princes street

Yule, Colonel W. A. , Craighall, Beresford terrace

Zive, E., Ayrshire Pumitiiro Stores, 1*7 Kyle Street —house. Rosewood, 21 Ashgrove street. (See advt. page 158) LATE INFORMATION.

AYR GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). Chairman Vice-Chairman—Adam M'Gregor. Directors—James Hill, D. R. M'Call, Alex. Ritchie, Patrick Davidson, R. M. Davidson, Jas. Wilkinson, Walter Young. Joint Secretaries.'and Treasurers—Wm. Pollock and Wm. J. Pollock, 24 Sandgate. Manager—William Smith. Clerk—J. Y. Cunningham. Collector—James Clark. NEWTON GAS CONSUMERS' COMPANY.

Chairman—Robt. M 'Vicar. Vice-Chairman—Jas. Wilkinson. Directors—Jas. M'Caan, Peter Garvie, A. Gibb, John Gray, Wm. M 'Vicar, John M'Hutcheon, John Greenlees. Secretary and Treasurer—J. W. Fergusson, Solicitor. Manager—Jonn Gibb. •Clerk—Robert Strathern. Collector—Wm. Ferguson.

.Ayr Branch of the ROYAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION.

Joint Secys. —Wm. and Wm. J. Pollock, 24 Sandgate

TOWN SUB-OFFICE, Hawkhill (1 Ralston Place).

Adam Mitchell, Sub-Postmaster.

Names Received too Late for Classification.

.Anderson, Miss Mary, Fancy -Goods Warehouse, 100 Sandgate —house, 49 Fort street JBryan, James, dentist, 41 Union Buildings, Smith street Brymer, Mrs Isabella, 9 Craigie street Brough, R. Scott, cutter, 7 Craigie street Chalmers, Mrs, grocer, 5 and 7 River street Hart, David, coal agent, 8 Viewfield road Kirk, Ada, cook, 4 Craigie street Lavi^son, Andrew, G. and S.-W. R. carter, 7 Craigie street .3^'Calliim, Alez., antique dealer, l«Iacneille Suildingrs, 32 Newmarket street—house, is Miliar road. (See advt. page 161) M'Kissock, James, carpenter;, 25 George street Miller, Jackson, Dereel STREET DIRECTORY.

ACADEMY STREET. Alderston Avenue (Contd.) H, Wm. Shearer James Constable 2, Thomas Gemmell John Young

: 3, Miss Glendinning Allan M 'Master

. 5 and 7, Robert Wallace Mrs Boyd 8, Whigham, Fergusson, Cun- Hugh Stevenson ingham & Co. John Wilson 8, Alexander Walker 110, Robert Smith ALEXANDRIA TERRACE. ,11, Ayr Club Head of Union Avenue. 12, Hugh Duff Alexandria Cott'ge-- Jas. Brooks 13, William Kennedy Do. Mrs Wilson 18, Archibald Thomson 1, Wm. Mackie 18, Alfred J. Thompson 2, Charles M'Cracken •20, William Smith 4, Mungo M'Ninch Associa- :22, Sick Poor Nursing 5, James Brewester tion 7, Wm. Service 8, Mrs Dow AILSA PLACE. George Docherty Ailsa Cottage—Miss M'Kinlay William Kirkland 1, Foxbank—N. Gr. Napier 2, Isaac Terry ALLISON STREET. 3, Elgin—Joseph Gordon 1, R. C. Sproat 4, Wm. Wallace 2 and 4, John Smith & Co. 5, Camlarg—Arthur M 'Arthur 6, David Donaldson 6, Miss Gray 11, George Lindsay 7, St Veda's—Miss Carnahan 13, James Campbell 8, Captain Galloway 16, Mrs Benson 9, B^nvue—Robert Adam 17, Mrs Wallace 10, James Barclay 18, James Coburn 11, Benbain—James Clark 22 and 24, Viewfield Steam )14, K. M 'Donald Laundry Company .16, Misses Hunter 2i5, Rosemount Cottage—John Gibbs ALBERT TERRACE. 26, Robert Paterson 1, Mrs Aird 27, Peter M'Bride 2, Henry Williamson 28, Robert Burgess 4, Robei;t Stewart 30, Alexander Hendrie 6, William Morton 32, Walter Beaton 8, Miss Walker 36, Mrs Watson lO, Campbell Lockhart 42, Robert Fergusson 12, Aaron Hunter 43, Henry M'Lean 44, William M'Connell ALDERSTON AVENUE. 51, William Goudie Off Pbestwick Road. 52, Miss James Moorpark Gardens — William 53, James Richmond Marshall 54, A. Currie -Moorpark Cottage—John Ful- 56, Mrs Prentice larton 58, David Hunter David Cuthbert 60, William King 202 STREET MRECTORY,

62, David Baird Allowat Street (Contd.)) 64, John M'Connell 11, R. Cuthbertson & Co. 68, William M'Kill 12, W. Smith 70, William Bell 13, John Brown 72, Arthur Wright 14, James M'Gill 74, Thomas Fyfe 15, John Thomson 76, John Andrew 16, James Milroy 78, and 80, James Dicki© 17, High Street Post Office 18, Charles M 'Queen Murray Place. 19, Alex. Ross 82, Mrs John Spiers 21, Andrew Smith & Son 84, David M 'Galium 22, Adam Morton 86, A. Brackenridge 23, Mrs Wilson 88, James Robertson 25, Miss Kerr 26, D. Hourston & Son > Allison Street (Continued). 27, R. Middlemas 90, St Clair Cottage—W.Tuton 29, M. M. Fisher 92, St Clair Cottage 30, Captain Ross Kennedy 96, Kinoul Cottage- -Mrs Aitken 30, John Paton 98, Silver Cloud Cottage 31, Misses Murchie Allison Street Lace Factory 32, Misses A. E. Allan 33, Auguste Le'glize ALLOWAY PARK. 34 and 49a, Albert Robertson' 1, A. Mitchell 35, Robert Neil 2, R. J. Bennett 36, William Taylor 3, Belair—George Watson 37, James Find] ay 4, Villa D'Auray—L. Le Clair 38, James Graham 39, Thomas Findlay ALLOWAY PLACE. 40, A. M'Call P. F. M'Kenna 41, W. G. Inglis Rev. G-eorge Grub 42, Hotel Dalblair Donald Currie 43, John Inglis & Son Captain T. Blackwood 44, H. Dietrich, Mrs Erskine 45, William Guthrie William Pollock 45a, Miss Glendinning Lieut. -Col. James Coats, 46, Robert Rose R.A.M.C. 47a, Miss Mustard Mrs Goudy and Miss Kinross 49a, Thomas Gillan R. M. Davidson 51, Christophe Gregori Thomas Steele 51a, Alex. Chisholm Mrs Dick 52, Hugh M'Quiston W. J. Naismith, M.D. 53, Robert Millar Miss Goudie 55, William Sadler, 59, A. A. White ALLOWAY STREET. 61, Struthers k Thomson 1, John Murray 61, William M'Clelland 2, James Richmond 4, John M'Mann Place d'Aurat Buildings.. 6, James M'Millan 50, John Steen 7, M. M. Stevenson 54, Jack Trachsler 8, J. C. Highet 56, R. Dobbie & Co. 9, W. Chambers 58, M'Millan & Howie 10, D. Paton 58, A. C. White STREET DIEECTORYJ 203

Place D'Auray Buildings 13, Gleniffer—John Brown (Continued). 14, Jamesville—Miss Clark .58, Mrs D. B. Young 15, Kentfield—Miss Lockhart; 58, David Beveridge 16, Weatheral—Jarnes Scott SO, William D. Watt 17, Hazeldean—James Bowie 62, Anderson Brothers 18, Neilage—James Neil 19, Miss Margaret Bone Alloway Street (Continued). 20, Strathclyde—James Niven •63,. James Fraser 21, Rosewood—E. Zive -65, Mrs Wright 22, Craigvaar—James Gebbie 69, Wm. Bone & Son 23, David Clark 24, Miss M 'IIwraith ARGYLE STREET. 25, St. Fillans—Alex. A. Jack 1, B. Shields 26, Highbury—Wm. Edgar 3, Archibald Picken 27, Redlands—Jas. Paterson 4, John Purdie 28, Manhatton--Rbt. M'Creath ,5, Colin Thomson 30, John Richardson 6, John Dalrymple 7, William Oliver 8, William Fergusson ARRAN TERRACE. 9, John Hannah Clyde Cottage—Robert Ramsay 10, Peter Leggat 2, Mrs Love 12, Alexander Gibson 3, M. L. Carnegie 13, G. M'Crorie 4, Inkerman Cottage — James 14, James Paterson Clark 15, James Hannah 5, Hugh Cameron 16, Hugh Cowan 6, David Leslie 18, Mrs Hugh Cairns 7, John Fisher 19, John Graham 8, Robert M'Millan 20, Hugh Paterson 22, James Mather 23, William Rillie AVONDALE TERRACE 24, George Blair (Falkland Park). 26, James M 'Govern 27, Thomas M 'IIwraith 14, Mrs Macdonald 28, John Whitefield 16, Peter G. Napier 29, Mrs S. Shaw 18, Hugh Jamieson 30, Robert Walker 20, Wm. Forbes 31, Capt. Wm. Shields 22, Gilbert Rowan 33, David Mackie 24, Wm. Stark ASHGROVE STREET (Off Castlehill Road). BACK MAIN STREET. 3, John Melville 13, Hugh Hunter 4, Dalmeny—Robert Logan 19, John Anderson 6, Ashcroft—G. W. Rodger 21, Robert Findlay 6, Glendrishaig—P. Murdoch 29, Thomas Taylor 7, Lucerne—John T. King 30, Edward Cunningham 8, Calderwood—Mrs Hill 32, James Shields 9, William Smilie 36, Thomas Alexander 10, Mossend—William Watson 37, John Wilson n, W. D. Watt 44, Wm. Baillie 12, Barrasdale—R. Ramsay 46, Mrs Alexander 204 STREET DIRECTORY. BALLANTINE DRIVE BARNS STREET. (Off Carrick Road). 1, Mrs Hugh Hamilton Parkhouse, John Symington 2, Miss Sloan 1, Mrs VVhitecross 3, Gavin G.Dick 2, Mrs Laidlaw 4, James Nimmo 3, W. W. Houston 5, A. Muir, M.D. 4, Miss Turner 6, J. W. Lawrie, M.D. 5, Mrs Clements 7, George M'Kerrow, M.D. 6, Miss Mills 8, J. R. Burns, M.B., CM. 8, H. Dietrich 9, Miss Dow 9, Mrs G. B. Philips 10, Newnham house, Miss Zar»i 10, Capt. Robert W hite and Mrs D. Carlisle 11, Mrs M. J. Clarke 11, David Kyle, M.D. 12, Robert Allan 12, James W att 13, Miss Wyllie 13, Miss Macaulay 14, Miss Hutchison 14, Mrs Forbes & Mrs Deveron 15, Mrs Mitchell 16, Miss Baird and Miss Forbes. 16, Robert Cameron 17, William Beveridge 17, "William Ogilvie 18, Andrew Rowand, M.D. 18, John Young 18, A. Young, M.B., CM. 19, James Wilson 19, V\ alter Bain 20, Miss Hall 20, John M'Gregor, M.D.. 21, A. C. M hite 21, JohnM'Cubbin 22, H. L. Allan 22, Andrew Crawford 23, James Smith 23, Thomas Allan 24, James Baillie 24, John Hosie 25, David VV hite 25, John Kay 28, Mrs VVm. Paterson 26, Miss Andrew 27, Mrs L. M. Mack 26, Rev. T. H. Lang The Pines, David Meikle 27, Mrs Beckett BARNS CRESCENT. 29, William Frew 1, Charles King 3, John Boyd BARNS TERRACE. 4> Mrs W. D. Chambers 1, John Douglas 6, Mrs Thomas Jack 2, William Murray 6, Mrs Caldwell 3, David Hunter 7, W. C. Galbraith, jun. 4, Miss Fulton 8, Charles Currie 5, Lauchlan Morrison

Mrs J . Reid 6, Mrs J. L. Crawford' Captain J. H. Auld 7, Mrs Hugh M'Ewen^ Lynsted, R. A. Dewar 8, Mrs W. Cuthbert Dhunan, Robert Robertson 9, James Fisher North Barnweil, Mrs T. Smith 10, Miss Johnstone South Barnweil, Wm. Ross 11, Mrs Ivie Alexander BARNS PARK. 12, James Oliver 13, MrsHerron Dereel, Jackson Millar 14, Adam M'Gregor 1, Mrs William Murray 2, Mrs A. C. Smart 3, John Murray BATH PLACE. 4, Peter Kennedy William M 'Robert Barns House, Mrs J, R. W ellington Cottage, David Nicholson Gairdner STREET DIRECTORY,-* 205'

Bath Place (Continued). BELVIDERE STREET "Wellington lodge, A. Mitchell Off Allison Street. D. Munro 7, James Ross „ ,

,, F. Harvey 9, Joseph Kirk

,, D. Ferguson BELLEVUE CRESCENT „ T. Evans 1, Thomas Templeton „ A. Lang 2, Heathfield, W. Christie „ J. Seaton 3, Mrs Steel 2, D. G. Gellatly 4; Glasclune, J, W. Campbell 4, W. Farquharson 5, MrsM'Leod 6, Mrs Clark 6, Kesington, Mts D. C. 8, H. Bowie Spencer 9, John Scott 7, Miss Cunningham 9, W. W. M'Colm 8, Craigneithan, J. M'H. H.M's. Prison Young 10, David Gordon 9, J. S. Hunter 12, Mrs Good 10, Cessnock, T. Dow 14, J. Howatson 11, Miss Cook 12, Mahersby, Miss Hendry BELLESLEYHILL 13, Masses Gait AVENUE 14, Katoomba, J. C. Watson (Off Northpield Avenue). 15, Mrs Brown Hose cottage, John Anderson 16 Sydney Villa Mrs Milligan Rose cottage James Gibson 17 George Reid Beach cottage, Wm. M Clure 17 Mrs Henry Beach cottage Wm. Riddal 17, James Cook Dunraven Robert Miller 17. John Hj^slop Dalmeny Capt. John Dennison 18 Andrew Campbell 1. Daisy cottages A. Russell 19 Miss Douglas 2, Daisy cottages Mrs M Crae 19, Mrs V. ilson 4, John Buchanan 19 James Cleat 19 William Browning BELMONT AVENUE 20, Rev. Millar Patrick; (Off Castlehill Road). 21 James Doak 1, F. S. Waterstone 21 Miss Bavne 2 Monerua Wm. M Cracken 21, Miss M ball 3, Thomas Bovill 21, Misses Craig 4 Lima-Henry Robertson 22, Mrs Drennan 6, Netherlea, F. J. P. Norfolk 23, W. Smith 8. Nethercroft J. F. M Gill 23 MissMCulloch 10, Ardwell. J. C. Allan 23, Misses' Sturrock 12 Onslow. James C. Cooper 23, Miss Glendinning 14. Rosemount, J. HutchiesoilJ 24, Robert' M Vicar 16, Onslow Mrs Muir 26, Hope Thomson Girls' Industrial School 28, Rev. George Anderson 30, .lohn M Taggart BELVIDERE TERRACE 32, Mrs Kennedy Off Allison Steeet. 1, John Brown Carlton Terrace, 2, Mrs Richardson 33, Mrs Leek 3, William Cumming 35 Mrs J. B. Cowap 4, Mrs John Eraser 37, MrsS..MKnight= 39, MissGilmour 206 STREET DIRECTORY.

Bei^levue Gees.—Continued. Bellevue Cottaget (Contd.) 34 Oapt. R. Bryce 3 Mrs M Donald .36 MrsMathie 4, Mrs Drummond 38. John Mitchell BLACKBURN ROAD 40 John Dobbie (Off Racecourse Road). 41, Mrs Kennedy Blackburn, Cap. J. J, Gregory

vw . S. Pollock 42, 1, R. S. Ingram 43, Henry Graves 2, Chelston, Alex. Gemmell 44, Joseph Gray 3, Ledard, Robert Grieve 46, George Dykes 4, A. Stoddart 48, Capt. James M Gregor Maryville, 50, Mrs Stewart 5, W. Brechin 52 Selwood—E. Harris Langweal, A. H. Lang 54, Kimberley—Frank W. Ker Westfield, 61, Kensal Tower— W . Dunlop Carleton, Lieut. -Colonel M Lancaster Tereace. Heneage 1 Mrs Tom Baton Craigweal, W. D. M'Kenzie 2 Mrs J ohnson BERESFORD TERRACE, 3, Robert Callan KiLLOCH Place. J ames Dunlop 4, 1, Thomas Steen 5, Alex. Donald M 2, David Graham 6, Mrs Oraigie 3, Durham and Wright 8 Mrs Cuthbertson 9 Mrs Gemmell 4, Mrs Carslaw 10, Mrs T. Brown 5, Alexander M'Lean 6, David Weir BELLEVUE ROAD. 7, Wilhelm Hess Sandeingham Teeeace. Beeesfoed Tee.—Continued. Wilson 1, Thomas 8, James Hill Mrs Wright 3, 9, Robert Robertson 4, G. H. Ely 10, David Cassels 5, John Campbell 11, Robert Dunlop 6, Misses Loudon 12, Mrs Thomas Smith

Bellevue Road—(f^ont ) 13, Mrs John M'Kay 5, RoweUan George Porter 14, Mrs Howat

7, Rev. V\ . Cairns Duncan 15, Craighall, Col. Yule 9, Ardencluthia Andrew Lees 16, Whitehall, R. Marshall C. 16, Tig-na-ghrian, R. 17, Beresford cottage, Mrs M'Laurin Douglas 18, Blendon, Miss King 18, Thomas, Bryden Maechmont Teerace 19, Miss Gray (Off Bellevue Road). 20, Mrfe Symington Glenalmond, Miss Fenwick 21, Fullarton lodge, H. Niven Bellevue house, E. Senior 22, Roselyn cottage, Miss 1 James Headley Murray .3, Thomas Gillan 23, Ormelo, Mrs Drysdale 4, Robert Gray • Bellevue Cottages 24, Maryfield cottage, A. (Off Bellevue Road) - Hannah 1, John Gunion - 25, Blackburn cottage, Mrs* 2, James Muir Blair STREET DIBECTO]^Y. 207

BOAT VENNAL. Burnett Terrace (Contd.) Off New Bridge Street. 4, Robert M'Neilage 1, Ayrshire Yeomanry Stores 5, John Taylor 1, E. Burrell, R.S.M. 6, William Saddler .3, James Smith 7, Mrs M'Farlane BOWMAN ROAD. BURNS STATUE SQUARE. Off Carrick Road. I, Joseph Johnstone Netherton—Dr R. A. Morton Ardoch—Wm. Carborough Landau Buildings. Raemoir—James Smith 7, W. Watson 'Oakwood—William Imrie 9, Robert M'Clelland II, John Main BROOMFIELD ROAD. 13, Johnstone Finlayson 1, Laurel Bank—Jas. Dobbie 3, Kingchoil—Capt. Baillie Newark Buildings. 5, Oakfield—Robt. Kennedy 15, John Speirs .7, Arthur Lodge—J, Girvan 17, Mrs Smith 9, Broomfield House — A. 19, Burns Statue Hotel Mitchell 10, Millerfield—D. Donaldson Union Buildings 12, Broomfield Villa — Mrs 21, David Kirkland Kerr 21, John Mains 23, John Brown BRUCE CRESCENT (Fort). 25, Mrs Thomas Kerr 1, William Kerr 27, Robert Stewart 2, Archibald Buchanan 29, Miss Sloan 3, William M'Kay 31, G. G. Roddie

.4, Thomas Eraser 33, Edward Senior 5, James M'Kenzie 35, Mrs Simpson 39, R. M'Culloch JBUCKINGHAM TERRACE. Charlotte Street. CAMPBELL STREET. 1, Miss Whyte, Off Union Avenue. 2, Misses Dunlop 1, Wm. Kennedy 3, Mrs W. M' Dowall 2, Wm. Thornton 4, J. W. M'Clymont 3, Wm. Black 5, Duncan Mackay 4, Miss Johnston 6, Mrs J. Boyd 6, Wm. Muir 7, John Thomson 8, Mrs Scott .8, Mrs Allan 10, Wm. Kennedy 9, Mrs Moir 12, JolmBirrell 10, A. W. Lawrie John Vallance Mrs Richmond BURNETT TERRACE Merryton—D. Campbell Off Hawkhill. Forthbank— R. Montador 1, Alexander Murphy Lynton— Miss Sillars :2, Fergus M'Dade John Armour 208 STREET DIRECTORY.

CARRICK AVENUE. Stuart Place. Off Midton Road. 7, David Milligan, jun.. DooN Terrace. 9, James Young 1, Mrs Allison 11, William Newsorae 3, Mrs Hunter 5, Mrs Sclander 7, Miss M'Langhlan Carrick Road— Continued'. 8, Ellenbank—John M'Cul- Carrick Avenue—Continued. loch 2, Glenholm—Miss Ballan- 10, Doon cottage — G. G. tine Roddie 4, Lincroft—John Morrison 12, Roselea cottage — Miss- 6, Plevna— Walter Paterson Chalmers 8, Chalet—Alex. Struthers 13, Woodside villa — James 9, Rose Cottage — John Meikle Lochhead 14, Roselea villa — Miss 11, Mrs Mustard M'Crae 14, Alex. Boyd 15, Roseland villa — John Sharp CARRICK PARK. 16, Hamilton villa—Mrs J. D. Off Midton Road. Graham 2, Alex. Johnstone 17, Woodburn villa—Andrew- 4, Matthew Miller Cameron 5, Matthew Hamilton 18, Charleston villa — Mrs 6, Mrs Stark Murray 7, Mrs Nisbet 1 9, Greenlaw villa—Mrs Hood 8, Miss Spence Brown 20, Avondale villa — J. M. 9, Mrs Drummond Rodger 10, R. A. Miller 21, Arrandoon villa—Charles 11, Wm. Taylor Smith 12, Mrs Buchanan 22, Benvaren — James M. 13, Mrs Neil M'Millan 14, Matthew Lawson 23, Ashgrove—P. Wallace 16, Robt. Buchanan 24, Albion house—W^. Taylor 18, Arthur Fuller 25, Hampton—Miss George- 20, H. H. Wallace son 22, Joseph Johnstone 26, Cloncaird—Major Ballard 24, Geo. Inries 27, Doonleigh—John Temple- ton CARRICK ROAD. 28, Oaklea—A. W^yllie 2, Afton cottage — John 29, Myrtle bank—C. S. Oliver Gibson 31, Warrender—Miss Simp- 3, Petrie cottage — Mrs son Cellars 33, Gartmore—F. G. Willock 4, Afton place—J. M'Culloch 35, Magdala—H. D. Willock: 5, L e t h a m cottage — D. 37, Aldersyde, John Frew Cellars 39, Langley bank — W^alter 6, Afton place—Mrs Young Young STREET DIRECTORY. 209

Carrick Road (Contd.) CASSILLIS STREET. Southbank cottage—Captain CraicxLeur Terrace. Collins 30, J. S. Harvey Arrandale—Colonel F. J. A. 32, Mrs Gordon Wallace 34, Arthur Hawes 2, Rev. J. M. Libbey 36, George VVillock 4, Mrs. Kerr .38, Rev. A. Stewart 5, L. Anderson 40, W. G. Inglis 6, Mrs Fullarton 8, James Wilson Carrick Road—Continued. 10 Mrs Carmichael 41, Drumrossie — Rev. Wm. Ayr Bowling Green Hay 42, Inverlea—David Milligan 43, Golftyn—R. H. Stead man CASTLEHILL ROAD. 44, Drumholiston - F. S. Cook 1, Symington Villa — John 45, Hillside—Thos. Limond Wregg 4t), Carrick lodge — A. M. 2, Cattle Market Hotel—Jas. Turner Cochrane 47, Curtican — Gavin Gird- 3, Carlowrie—W. A. Mac- w^ood Gregor 48, Carrick house — T. G. 5, Westwood—Thos. Walker Arthur 7, Treesbank—Mrs Miller 51, Isalea—D. E. Hill 9, Lochlee—Robt M'CuUoch 11, Mossgiel—John Loudon 13, Linwood—Mrs Howie CARRICK STREET. 15, Forres—Capt. R. S. Lush 4, Mrs Newlands 17, Pennyvennie—Mrs Pater- 5, Robert Scoular & Sons son 7a, Thomas Rowan 19, Morriston — J. C. Mac- 7, Robert Scoular kenzie 8, Robert Neil 21, ^lowerbank—-Robt. Fisher 12, John M'Callum 23, Sauchiebank—Mrs Weir 14, James Dunbar County Auction Mart—J, 18, James Bolton Craig 19, Archibald Irvine 25, Albany—Quintin Blane 25, Mrs Blair 27, Balcarras— Mrs Dunlop 34, H. 1). M'Gregor 29, Darroch— Wm. M'Cance 35, John D. Gemmell 30, BourtriePark—R.Wallace 36, Thomas Moore 30, Wellwood—J. C. Donald 38, Robert M'Creath 30, Waterloo—Jas. M'Bain 40, Thomas Dalton 31, Bloomfield—Mrs Nelson 42, William Muir 32, Coilbank—David Dougall 45, Miss Paul 33, Auchmore—D. Campbell 47, William Paterson 34, Bellarina—W. Robertson 48, Theatre Royal 35, Dalrowan— J. D. Gemmell 62, Golden Ceres Milling Co. 36, Overdale—Miss Boyd 64, Robert Murray 38, Twycross—J. T. Scott 210 STREET DIRECTORY.

Castlehill Road (Contd.) Cathcart Street (Contd.) 40, Montgomerie Lodge—R. 8, Kenneth Macdonald A. King 8, C. B. Rowan 41, Largie— Allan Stevenson 9, Mrs Blackwood 42, Ardenlea — Mrs M'Fad- 10, William Lymburn zean 11, John Train 43, Barnsley—John Mitchell 12, Miss M'Call 44, Elmwood—M. Meredith 13, Mrs Crawford 46, Fairholme - Miss Adam 14, Allan Stevenson 48, Knoweside—And. Climie Cathcart Street U.F. Church 50, Maligakande—G. Wyllie 16, William Thomson 52, Wilhelmbank—J. Wyllie 18, Miss Maitland 54, Altonburn—W. S. Mat- 20, Miss Campbell thewson 55, Imrie & Co. CHALMERS ROAD West. 55, Nursery House—J. Fraser Off Carrick Road. 56, Mrs Wilson 2, Cranston lodge — H. R. 57, Howat Lodge —Mrs Grant Wallace 58, Marchmont—Thos. Shields 3, Dykenook — Mrs 59, Auchlewan—Robt. Howe M'Creight 60, Leabank—A. M'Lauchlan 5, Ardmore, 61, Harrietlea—Wm. Purdie 6 and 8, Tantallon—Colonel 62, Westbourne—W.G.Grant H. Vincent 63, Violetbank—H. Smyth 7, R. W. Macfadzean 64, Eastbourne — Miss M. 9, Morven—Mrs Stevenson Wilson 10, James Findlay 65, Hopelea—James Blair 12, Hazeldene—W. Garrow 66, Parkhouse Dairy — J. 14, W. Campbell M'Intyre 16, Carnforth—Wm. Bayne 63, Robert M 'Murray 18, W. S. M'Millan 68, Rosebank—Mrs Mills 20, John Young 69, Forehill Cottage — W. 22, J. M. Arbuckle Wilson. 24, W. F. Moryson 70, Primrose—Miss Allan 71, John M'Intyre CHALMERS ROAD East. 72, Tweedsdale—A. Morton Off Castlehll Road. 73, Holmhurst—Robt. Millar 2, Janelield—J. C. M'Gaan 74, Teesdale — James Wil- 4, Etive—Mrs Richardson liamson 5, Lyncluden—R. Scoular Forehill Farm—W. Wyllie 6, Logie — Misses Boyd 7, Netherlea, CATHCART STREET. 8, Garfield, Rev. R. H., 1, Homer M'Cririck Arbuckle 2, Miss Thomson 9, Newlands—James Vass 3, S. Sturgeon 10, S o u t h fi e 1 d — D. J. 5, James M'Geachie M'Quiston 6, A. Donaldson &. Son 11 Westerton — Lieut-Colonel 7, John Frew W. H. Campbell STREET DIRECTORY. 211

CHARLOTTE STREET. Church Street (Contd). Wesleyan Church 4, Peter Tainsh 3, Misses Smith 6, Thomas Cuthill 5, Mrs W. Morton 8, Charles Goudie 7, David Yoiing 9, Mrs M'Ewan 9, James Thomson 10, James Gray 11, JohnHourston 11, James Cairns 11, Misses Hourston 13, Miss Armstrong 14, William Boyd MiLRiG Place. 15, William Mulligan 2, James Aitken 18, William Ritchie & Son 4, Douglas M'Kellar 19, William Russell 4, J. P. Campbell 21, Mrs Murray 4, Miss Shorthouse 23, John M'Kenzie 6, A. S. Alexander 25, William Campbell 6, John Rodger 27, Mrs M'Caig 6, Mrs Rayner 28, William Wright 8, Hugh Brown 34, William Huchanan 8, William Brown 36, John Jamieson 8, John Brown 38, Hugh Young 8, James Miller Alleghanny Terrace. Charlotte Street—Contd. 33, Alex. Auld 10, Grosvenor house — Mrs 35, John M'Andrew Mitchell 37, William Love 12, Grosvenor House — Miss 39, James M'Millan Watson 13, Robert Forgie Church Street— Con^i^m ed 15, Miss M'Nair 42, Kenneth Cameron 17, Charlotte house — J. P. 44, J. T. Kean Hunt 45, John Paterson Milrig hotel—Mrs J. Ramsay 46, John Findlay 26, J. D. Duncan 47, James Orr 28, William Martin 48, John Ross 29, Green lodge — W. Maybin 49, William Russell 30, J. Robertson 50, Adam Hrown 32, Lady Jane Hamilton 51, Mrs Ludgate School 52, Bryce Nicol 34, County Constabulary sta- 53, Robert Ludgate tion — Superintendent 54, James Mills Forbes 55, Francis Cooper Police constable James Millar 56, Miss King 36, Terrace house—Mrs Gib- 57, Lawrence Gemson son 58, William Wilson 59, William Campbell CHURCH STREET. 60, James Gray 2, John Browning 62, Mrs Hunter 3, John Millar 64, R. M. Hunter 212 STREET DIRECTORY.

Chwrch Street (Contd). Content Street (Contd). 66, Alex. Dick 7, James Gait 68, Hugh Blackwood 9, John Fleming 70y Mrs (Jibson 11, Miss M'Crorie 72, Daniel Phelan 13, Robert Kenny 74, John Munro 14, James Rae 76, James Hislop 16, Mrs Quaite 21, Robert Bell Davidson Place. 22, Peter M 'Quaker 1, Hugh Dingwall 27, Dr Brown, Ayr Night 2^ George Young Asylum 3, David M. King 28, Hugh Blackwood 4, James Naysir.ith 30, John Wilson 5, Thomas M. King 32, Robert Anderson 6, John Donnelly 33, Michael M'Kenna 7y William Neville 34, William Wilson 36, William M 'Queen Leggat CITADEL PLACE (Fort). 37, Mrs Ruddoch St. John's House—Capt. A. 38, Hugh Fisher Ritchie 40, Robert Campbell Bara's Fort Studio 41, Misses Brown Citadel Stables 42, William Jamie 1, John M. Goodwin 43, Mrs Cook 2, John Muir 44, Robert Barclay 3,^ Misses M'Creath 45, Matthew Jamie & Co. 46, Mrs Falconer CLUNE'S VENNAL. 48, Mrs Malcolm 2, John Miller, jun. 49, James M'Kinstrie 3, John M'Clelland 51, Robert Fletcher 4, John Cameron 52, Henry Parker 5, James M'Fedries 55, James Fraser 8, Hugh M'Cartney 5Q, James Dick 10, David Cellars 58, John Thomson 14, David Smith 59, Montgomery Boyd 18, Jas. Cathcart 60, John Vallance 20, David M'Fedries 61, William s;hankland 28 and 30, Parker & Co. 62, William Dick 29, Neil Henderson 63, Peter Garvie 31, Adam Dickie 64, Mrs M'Kie 32-34, Robert Carty 42, Robert M'llwraith CRAIGIE ROAD. 4&, Henry Scott Leo Villa—Peter Boyle Hazlemere— J. D. Paton CONTENT STREET. R. Chambers 1, Edward Steven James Henderson 2, William Robertson Carlton —John Stevenson 5, John Hannah Beta—Jamps Paterson 6, Frank M'Gowan Malta—William Lamb —— —

STREET DIRECTQflY. 213

Ceaigie Road (Contd.) Craigie Street (Contd.) Ardgare—George Stirling 10, Arch, Buchanan, junr. Wandsbeck—Florence if'utt- 10, John Brownlie farch ken Craigie dairy—T. Murray' Craigie Lodge—Hugh Green Eddlewood—A. Reith Craigie View—James Dobbie Daisylea—R. M'Clelland Craig-y-Nos—R. Stewart Dalmore Homefield—Thomas Parker Cardryne—Wm. Wallace Nairnpark—Thos. M'Burnie Stormount—Alf. Robertson •Craigiecroft— W. J. Dewar Westbrae—A. J. Webster Dalmulin —David Hyslop 20, Craigower—R. M'Farlane Hazlebank—Alex. M'Lean 22, James Reid •Gracefield Oleniffer CROMWELL PLACE (Fort) 1, W. G. Wallace CRAIGIE STREET. 2, John Leslie % Thomas Midgeley 3, John Mason % Mrs J. M. Tennent 4, Misses M'Neight 2, Andrew Reddick 4J, Mrs Martin 2, James A. Gildea 4^, Miss Hardwick 4, Mrs James Young 4|, Hugh Napier 4, Ada Kirk 5, A. M. Thomson 4, Mrs D. VL'Cartney 6, Miss M'Naught 4, James Meredith 7, D. J. Lockhart 4, Mrs J. M 'Galium, 8, Miss Dalziel 5, James M'Neil 9, Misses Morton 6, K. M'Connell 10, J. B. Hunter 6, James M'Bride Fort castle—John Miller •6, Jacob Levy —Andrew Rowan '6, Thomas Trail 7, James M'Millan CROMWELL ROAD. 7, Andrew Lawson 2, H. Shiels 7, R. Scott Brough 8, Cromwell Cottage — G. 7, Thomas Parker M 'Galium 7, P. Tierney 12, Cromwell House—W. F. S, Mitchell Roch Mackenzie 8, Matthew Carruth 14, Cromwell House—Rev. J. 8, Thomas Tuton Home 8, James Mustard 16, Glencoe Cottage — Wm. 8, G. S. Ferguson Williams :9, Harry Conley 18, Glencoe House — Miss 9, R. Manson M'Murtrie 9, John Daniel 18, Glencoe House—D. Mills 9, W. Surgeoner 20, Maryfield—MrsKilpatrick 9, Mrs Hamilton 22, Maryfield—Mrs Willet :9, Mrs I. Brymer Ayr Gas Works 10, John Calderwood Gas Works House — Wm- 10, William Tait Smith —

214 STREET DIRECTORY.

CROSS STREET. 22. Mrs Gilchrist 4, James Henderson 26. Andrew Winter 6, George Wilson 17. Mrs Graham 8, Harry Sime 27. John Campbell 9, Salvation Army Quarters 29. Miss Miller 17, Mrs Burns 30. James Paterson 27, William Conlin 31. James Baird 29 and 33, Peter Boyle 32. Mrs Dickson 57, John & James Burns 33. Mrs Buyers 64, Robert Larmour 34. Mrs Wilson 67, The Wallacetown Bar .35. Miss Kilgour Mrs Millar 36. John Ochiltree 68, Mrs Barclay 37. Misses Hunter 80, William Tierney 37. James M 'Donald 88 and 90, James Weir 38. Mrs Galloway 91, William Burcs 40. Miss Douglas 92, Peter Short 42. Dalblair Villa—J. Dandie 97, John Greenwood 44. Dalblair Villa—W. Logan, 97, Neil M'Ninch 55, R. Donald & Co. 105, Quintin Young 57. J. H. O'Bierne 107, David Ramsay 59. J. S. M'Gill 109, Allan Gibb 59. James Stewart 111, John Barns 59. W. H, Robertshaw 113, MrsDunlop 59. R. W. Russell 61. A. Maclachlan & Son' DALBLAIR ROAD. 63. Still, Mackay & Co. William Drinnan 65. Miss Dick

, James M 'Andrew 66. James M'Call

. Mrs Hudson 67. William Maxwell James Paul 67. Mrs Gerrand Hugh Rowan 67. John Scott Charles Martin 67. William Kay William Morrison 68. John Wright and 14, Mrs Jas, M'Murtrie 69. Miss Steele Springpark—W. Lymburn 70. James Cassels James Moore 72. Misses Neil Andrew Hunter D'AuRAY Buildings Dalblair Terrace. (Dalblair Road). 17. William M'Nair 73. F. S. Waterstone 19. William Arbuckle 75. A. Gilfillan 21. William Miller 75. James M 'Learn 23. D. Thomson 75. John Irvine 25. Miss Thomson 75. John Wood 77. Miss Miller Dalblair Road (Continued). 79. John V. Thompson 20. Dalblair Cottage — W. 83. Robert Scoular & Son Stewart 85. Mrs Simpson —

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D'AuRAY BuiLDiKGS (Contd.) DUKE STREET. Charles Sutherland 85. Mrs Campbell Archibald Jamieson 85. Alexander Smith Andrew Moffat 85. Robert M'Connachie James Ross 87.- Anderson Brothers Daniel Greenlees John Miller DAM PARK. William Giffen Robertson Memorial O.S. Ch. Roseberry Cottage - W, Ayrshire Agricultural Show Campbell Ground Andrew Lawrie Victoria Cottage—S. Tait Roseberry Cottage - H« Knoydart Cottage—R. M'- Stewart Whirter John Duncan Cathburn Cottage—Jas. Jack David Smith Hawkwood Cottage — Mrs Quintin Smith Meikle William Morrison Craigilea Cottage—John Kay James Howatson Alexandria Cottage—William William Dallas Taylor William Scott Victoria Cottage—Thos. Grant Miss Hunter Thomas Caw DAMSIDE. James F. Clark 1, Mrs Paton Angus Russell Newton Brewery Adam Glen Newton Gas Works—John William Hood Gibb Hugh M'Kay 21, John Morrow 21, Peter Grant EGLINTON TERRACE, 1, Dr. William Moore DARLINGTON ROAD. 2, Mrs Gilbertson North Harbour Street. 3, Mrs R. Wilson 2, Mrs Fisher 4, Misses Rankine 6, David Allan 5, Miss Russell 8, Collin Pyper 6, James M'Derment 12, Goods Station 7, A. M. Bennett 12, John M 'Alpine 8, Miss Bell 9, John Greenlees DOCK BUILDINGS. 10, William Bone North Harbour Street. 11, Miss Menzies Harbour Treasurer's Ofl&ce 12, D. Gordon D. J. Lockhart 13, William Jardine Harbour Master's Office 14, John M'Crindle Alexander Ritchie 15, Miss Sym William Black & Co., Ltd. 16, Mrs Turner John Logan 17, William Ogg Ayr Docks Post Office 18, Mrs Chambers AyrS.S. Coy., Ltd., Office 19, Mrs Christie 216 STREET DIRECTORY.

Eglinton Terr. fContd.) Elba Street (Contd.) 20, William Thomson 84, Mrs Clark 21, Robert Johnston 86, I). & T. Bone 22, Mrs Cowan 88, Mrs Dove 23, Mrs Craig 90, Andrew Bryden 24, Mrs M'Gill 25, Mrs Alsing ELBA STREET LANE. 1, Gilbert M'Murtrie ELBA STREET. 4, James Capperauld 2, Duncan Lamont 5, Charles Graham 4, Mrs Head 6, David Young 5, Roman Catholic School 7, Adam Tannoch ' 6, Andrew M'Culloch 8, Hugh Savage 8, John Merry 13, William M'Millan 12, James M'Kenzie 15, Mrs Orr 17, Mrs Darrell 20, James Black 19, James M'Creadie 22, John M'Leod 20, John Millar 24, Daniel M'Farlane 21, James Strathern 28, Andrew Frew 22, William Scott 23, Robert Neil ELMBANK STREET. 24, Peter M 'Quaker 1, Matthew Reid 25, M. J. M'Cluskie 2, Quintin Brown 28, Mrs Dick 4, Francis Murdoch 30, James M'Gregor 6, Robert Main 32, Patrick Carroll 7, Thomas Andrew 34, James Semple 8, Alex. Monnickendam 38, Mrs Smith 9, James Aitken 40, Mrs Dick 10, John M'Creadie 42, James Henderson 11, William Thomson 44, Peter M'Quiston 12, James Strathern 46, James M'Dermott 13, John Smith 49, Robert Taylor 14, James Sommerville 52, Misses Sharp 15, Mrs Gait ^3, Mrs Gribbon 16, J. N. Walker 54, Samuel Haynes 17, David Murdoch 55, John Ryan 18, James Currie 58, Mrs Agnew 19, Mrs Pyper .59, Thomas Robson 20, Miss Grant 61, Goorge Wyburn 21, James Wood '63, John Granton 23, Duncan Scott 68, Mrs M'Culloch 24, John LaughIan 69, William Kelly 25, Mrs Corbett 72, Thomas Ross 26, Hugh Anderson '.73, Alexander Miller 27, John M'Gregor 74, Barclay Dodds 28, James Ferguson 78, William Campbell 30, John M 'Donald 80, John Glencross 32, Mrs Dalrymple — )

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Elmbank Street (Contd.) 2, Duneden Place—W. Muir .•S3, John G. Smith 3, Duneden Place—J. Napier 54, Thomas Pagan 4, Duneden Place — D. 36, Robert Scott M'Murtrie 37, Robert M'Cartney 17, John Kellock 38, Thomas Kirkland 19, James Jenkins 41, John Thomson 21, Thomas Morrison 43, James Semple 23, Hamilton Fisher EWENFIELD ROAD. FLORIDA TERRACE. Off St. Leonard's Road. Falkland Park. Easton 1 3, Robert Kelly Easton 2—Thos. C. Taylor 5, John Young Wivenhurst— S. G. Porteous 7, Jas. H. Fulton Nursery Cottage—J. Thomson 9, M. Wilson Fenwick Lodge—R.M'Farlane 11, Mrs Goudie Ewenfield—Walter Neilson 13, Wm. Kerr 15, Mrs JVl 'Galium

FAIRFIELD ROAD, 1 7, William Armstrong Off Racecourse Road. 19, Mrs M'Call Glendoon—Patrick Davidson 21, N. D. M'Gregor 23, Miss Dickson FALKLAND PARK, 25, George Foggo Off Prertwick Road. (Newton fetation. FORT STREET. 1, Dunavion—Alex. Reid 1, John Mercer :26, Ardnith Cottage — Miss 2, Custom House Smith 5, Bell, Rannie, and Co. 28, Eildon Cottage—H. Law 12, Mrs G. Mackie 30, Craigness Cottage—John 14, A. F. Murray M'Gregor 16, Wm. Highet and Son -32, Ceylon Villa — William Ayr Academy Eddington New Established Church 34, Eimslea— Capt. Guthrie 19, Miss Niven 36, Maryfleld—Thos. Campbell 19, Mrs Kyles 38, Rosebank—-James Gibson 21, Mrs A. Young 40, Violet Bank—Mrs Noble 23, Miss Young 42, Ivy Bank—Jameb M'Call 23, Mrs Marshall 44, Bessbrook—Wm. Foggo 23, J. Scott 46, Gowanlea—Alex. Johnston 23, J. Innes -48, Fernlea—J. and W. Foggo 25, W. A. Vass

FALKLAND ROAD. St John's Place (Fort St.) Off Prestwick Road. 1, George Boyd 1, Craigielea—David Taylor 2, Peter Pollock .2, Glen Cottage —J. Kilgour 2, Miss Dickson 1, Duneden Place — Mrs 2, Joseph Saunderson Mathieson 2, Mrs A. Kay —

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St. John's Place (Contd.) FOTHERINGHAM Rd. (Contd.) 3, Mrs Gaunt 5, Robert Mitchell 4, G. E. Allan 6, George Eraser 5, Mrs J. Gemmell 7, Wm. D. W. White 5, Thos. M 'Murray 10, Alex, Paterson 5, Miss Hawthorn 5, Mrs Whyte FULLARTON STREET. 6, Miss Howatson Wellington Chambers. 4, Dalmellington Iron Coy's^ Fort Street— (7ow^^?M«erf. Coal Office—D. White 33, David M'Call 6, D: and J. Dunlop 37, Mrs Wood 6, J. D. Grassick 38, Mrs A. King 6, Quintin Chalmers 39, William Paterson 6, Hugh Haird 39, James Durward 6, J. L. Copeland 39, Mrs M'Connell 8i Wm. Kerr 39, James Steven 41, Mrs James Forrest FuLLARTON STREET Contd'^ 42, Wm. Ramsay 12, Mrs Forrest Ayr U.F.C. Hall 14, D. Wilkie 43, Mrs Lymburn la, John Clark 43, Archibald Reid 20, Mrs Gordon 43, William Alexander 22, Miss M'Leod 43, Misses M'Creath 24, Mrs W. Douglas 44, Mrs S. Keenan 26, Newnham House School 45, Miss Burges Scottish Episcopal School 46, Mrs M'Jannet Scottish Episcopal Church. 47, A. Jackson 25, Miss Mair 47, Miss Ross 27 and 29 James M'Creath 48, Wm. Auld & Sons 31, John Forgie 49, Robert Smith 33, Miss M'Kissock 49, Miss Anderson 35, J. Wilson 52, Robert Lawson 35, J. M'Cloy 54, James M'Cririck 35, Wm, Robertson 56, Mrs G. Arbuckle 37, A. M'Kinnon 56, J. Morrison 37, Mrs Baird Baptist Church GARDEN STREET.. John Stewart FOTHERINGHAM ROAD. Mrs Lamb Grosvenor Terrace. Alexander Gibb David Christie Mrs Hood Ardlea—A. Goldie James Main Bennington—A. Dalrymple Harry Mirfin 1, Samuel Hill Andrew Frew 2, John W. Knox James M'Fadzean- 3, John E. Rilev John Matthais 4, Neil M'Donald Ayr Mineral Water Coy^ STREET DIRECTORY. 219

GEORGE STREET. Gordon Place (Contd.) 1, David Brown 10, John Shaw 5, W. Caddis 12, William M'Connell 7-9, Miss Brown 14, Robert Crawford 11, Richard M'Ninch 16, Mrs Martin 13, John Stewart 18, Hugh Morton 19, John Murchie 20, James Cowan 24, Harris Freeman GORDON TERRACE M'Kissock 25, James Off Content Street. Miss King 28, Gordon Cottage — William 30, Mrs Thomson M'Connell 32, John Burns 1, William Kelso S3, Hugh Montgomerie 2, Hugh Mair ,36, William Kay 3, George Hutchison 38, John Robertson 4, Thomas M'Gill 40, Mrs Byars 5, James Howe 41, Mrs Kerr 6, William Hood 43, Robert Fullarton 7, Thomas Richardson 44, Miss Howat 8, John Murray 45, Jas. Reid 9, John Paterson 46, William Robertson & Sons 10, Mrs M'Pherson 48, John Young 52, JohnTuton GORDON STREET. Off Union .55, Mrs Grant Avenue. Morrison Cong. Church I, William Clark 61, William M'Clelland 3, Thomas M'Whirter 65 and 67, Hugh Dunlop 4, Thomas Robertson Kirk 77 and 79, A. M. Rowe 5, James 82, William Drinnan 6, Mrs Weir 82, Joseph Pratt 7, Thomas Hyslop 83, Alfred Dante 8, John Murchie 84, James Telfer 9, James Paterson 85, John Stevenson 11, James M'Crindle 88, Drinnan & Murphy GOSHEN TERRACE. 93, Richard M'Feat Off M 'Call's Avenue. 110, James M'Whirter 1, A. Dunlop 113, J. Hamilton 2, W. Hart 115, Robert Stewart 4, Mrs Crawford 116, J. & W. Drinnan 5, Joseph Aitken 119, Allan M'Quater 6, John Turner 120 and 122, J. S. Stewart 7, John Hamilton 131, G. M'Crorie 8, Colin M 'Donald 164, Peter Grassick 9, William Watson II, Samuel M'Dade GORDON PLACE. 12, George M 'Donald 2, James M' Intyre 13, James Shearer 4, David Dobbie 14, William M'Neilage 6, Joe Glendinning 15, Robert Duncan 220 STREET DIRECTORY.

GREEN STREET. Green street (Contd.) 2, M'Bryde & Co. 82. Daniel Stevenson 5, J. D. Paton 90. William Ure 11, William Mourney 94. Mrs Ure 12, Mrs Boyd 96. John Andrew 13, Seamen's Bethel 97. Robert M'Kelvie i 14, Thomas Elsdon 102. James Crawford 17, Miss Law 106. Robert Dunlop 19, James Cook 23, David M 'Murray GREEN STREET LANE. 24, Robert M' Walter 3. James Mackay 25, Robert Easdale 7. Clark's Ammonia WorkSjp. 28, Mrs Innes Limited 29 and 31, John M 'Quaker li, Greig&Co. 30, James Welsh 17. Newton Academy School 32, Mrs Gairdner 20. Samuel Ord 34, Hugh Devan 22. John Andrew 35, David Munro 23. William M'Dowall 3S, William Campbell 28. Hugh ^pence 39, Adam Kennedy 31. John M'Ginnes 42, Robert M' Naught 35. John Gilchrist 44, Alex, Logan 36. Donald M 'Donald 45, John Cochrane 37. John Thomson 46, William Duff 41. William Fiddles 47, Andrew M'Murtrie 42. Henry M'Caig 48, William Paton 46. Charles Cowan 49, James Reid 50. John Ross

51 j Miss Aitken 54. John Brackenridge 52, James King 59. Archibald Wyllie 53, Thomas Jamieson 62. William Kelso 54, David Brown 66. John Eraser 55, Allan Lawson 72. D. H. & F. Reid 56, Samuel M'Millan 57, Mrs Lees GREENBANK TERRACE: 58, Mrs Stewart (New Road). 59, John Dickie 108. William Ure 60, Hugh M'Crorie 110. William Hunter 61, James Templeton 112. William M'Derment. 62, Bryce Crawford 114. William M'Crae 63, George M'Kissock 116. John M'Quaker 64, Thomas Nixon 118. Robert Ochiltree 66. William Ramsay 67. Mrs Robertson HALL'S VENNAK. 69. Mrs Durward 1. James M'Crindle 70. John Drinnen Bottle Exchange Co. 71. Mrsr Clark 2. J- hn Brodie 72. Mrs M'VVhirter 4. Mrs Taylor 73. David Taylor 8. John Eraser STREET DIRECTORY. 221

Hall's Vennal (Contd.) Hawkhill (Contd.) 14. Alexander Chalmers '26, Gowanlea — Mrs^ James 17. Archibald Wallace Dow 27, Arbuthnot cottage — Ed- win Whittakerf • HAWKHILL. 28, Caddam Bank—Rev. Ar- Whittletts Road. thur H. M'Connachie St. John's R.C. School 29, Hawthorne villa — D. 1, Samuel Kelly Dobbie 2, John Drinnan 30, Seymovir villa—William 3, William Drinnan Clarke 4, Mrs M'Kissock 31, Stewart villa—W. Camp- 5, Gladstone cottage 32, Rock villa—John Shaw Thomas Turner 33, Norwood— Mrs Currie 6, Thomas Neil Blackhouse—John Taylor 7, Lochpark—James Dickie 34, Ravens wood —P. B. 8, Dalaruan — Misses M'Bride M'Crorie 35, Millburn— Robert Pyper 9, Blairbeth cottage — Mrs 36, Woodlea- -David Crawford Finnic 37, Glenclova—G.T.Cowieson 10, Charleswoi'th cottage — .38, Mayfield—Jas.H.Drinnau Mrs Orr 39, Mayfield—Robt. Morrison 11, Hugh Davidson 40, Hawkhill cottage — Mrs 12, Dingwall, cottage Drinnan Miss Murray 13, Duncan M'Gregor HAW^KHILL AVENUE. 14, John Love 1, Ailsa Cottage — Ewen Blackhouse lodge — James Ritchie Dempster 2, Carmel Bank—R. Steven- 15, Mon-de-8ir—James son M 'Queen 3, Ailsa Cottage — Peter j 16, Fairlie cottage — James Garland I Marshall 4, Somerset Place— Jas. Gray 17, Fairfield cottage—Robert 5, Daisy Cottage — John Rintoiil M' Ronald 18, John Hazle 6, Somerset Place — Miss 19, Thomas Wollage Gallon 20, Janesfield cottage — Ar- 7, Daisy Cottage — P. thur Morgan Cunningham 21, Roberton cottage—James 8, Somerset Place—M, Cation M 'Intyre 9, Ivy Bank—W. M 'Quaker 22, Crailoch cottage — John 10, Somerset Place — James M'Cracken M 'Galium 23, Bellwood—Wm. Logan 11, Ivy Bank—James Dickie 24, Drumlithie cottage^—Jos, 12, Mungo Cottage — James- Ewing Gass 25, Sornlea cottage — Mrs 13, Acorn Cottage — D, M 'Williams M'Kellar ——

.222 STREET DIRECTORY.

Hawkhill Avenue (Contd.) 46, Hugh Morton 14, Mungo Cottage — A. 46b, B. H. Groenor Hamilton 47, Orwall Cottage — Wm. 15, Hawthorn Cottage—Mat. Corbett Smith 48, John Stevenson J 6a, Adam Stewart 50, Cadzow Cottage — James 16b, James Currie Leggat 16c, John Fraser 52, George Gibson 16d, Samuel M 'Ronald Hawkhill Nursery—W. Miller 17, Ellenbank Cottage— 18, John M'Lean, Eastwood HIGH STREET. 19, Fernlee Cottage — Wm. 1, Tramway Office Higgins 2 and 4, Hunter & Grant 20, William Lennox 3, John Campbell 22, James Drysdale 5, 7, and 9, Robert Wallace .24, Mrs Henderson 6, James Stevenson 25, Cavendish Villa — James 8 and 10, W. R. Black Hood Town Hall and Offices—A. G. 26, James Mercer Young, Town Clerk; A. B. .27, Garfield Villa—Mrs Wylie MacCallum,Town Chambe-

28, Aldersgate—R. Murdoch lain ; John Young, Towel

.29, Mountpleasant — Mrs Surveyor ; Robert Adam,

Alexander Sanitary Inspector ; R. J.

. 30, Woodilea—W. G. Cringan & A. MacCallum, Solicitor, .31, Mountpleasant—D. Reid 10, George Millar .32, Charleton Cottage 12 and 14, King's Arms Hotel 33, Osborne Cottage — James 15, James M'Uerment Osborne 18 and 20, Alex. Fergusson

. 34, Marshall Cottage 19, James Gebbie 35, Greenbank Cottage—Wm. 21, Mrs George Dickie Osborne 22, Cowieson Brothers .36, Argyle Cottage — A. 26, John Gibson M'Clintock 27, William Affleck & Son .37, Devon Cottage—T.Brown 28, Miss M. Currie 38, Argyle Cottage — Mrs 29, Cunningham S. Oliver Murdoch 30, A. Cunningham 39, Woodburn Cottage — Q. 31, William Macpherson Young 32, Isaac Terry 40, Roseneath Cottage — H. 33, Dundee Equitable Boot King Depot 41, Hayden Cottage — James 34, M. & S. Watson Stevenson 35, 37, and 39, W. Lymbiim 42, Roseneath Cottage—H. P. & Co. Telfer 38, Robert Stewart -43, Broom Cottage—F.Ainslie 40, Robert Shields 44, Newbarrow Cottage—Jas. 41, William M'Cance Lawson 42, William Macpherson & Co. 45, Coral Bank—J. Cumming 43, C. Galeotti ) )

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High Street (Contd. High Street (Contd.) 44, John Muirliead 88, Thomson & Son 45, John Smith 89, Mulholland & Baillie. 46, Lauchlan Morrison 90, Butter Market Hall 47, P. B. Hill 90, James M'Creadie 48, Eagle Tavern 91, A. Leglize 49, Wm. Affleck & Son's Work 92, Adam & Son 50, Johnson Brothers 93, Samuel Copeland 51, John Frew 94, Samuel Feggans 53, James M'Cartney 95, Highet & Hunter 54, Ayr Coffee House 96, Matthew Meredith 55, Mrs John Byrne 97, J. & D. Reid 57, A. G. Semple 98, Robert Mitchell 58, James Smith and Son 99, Crown Hotel " 59, Scotch Wool and Hosiery 100, " Ayr Advertiser Stores 100, John Shaw 60, M. and M. Dunlop 100, Lennox & Gebbie 61, Thomas Fraser 101, John White 62, Robert Forrest and Co. 102 and 104, Star Hotel 63, David Young 103, Macdonald, Penny, and 64, Alexander Marshall Mackenzie 65, Miss Fisher 105 William Chambers 66, Andrew Wyllie 106, J. Jamieson and Co. 67 and 69, M. Torri 107 and 109, Robert Murdoch 68, Miss Templeton 108, M'llwraith, Cowan & Co. 70, Wm. Surgeoner 108, Reid and Co. 70, Allan Gibb 108 and 110, Howat's 70, Paterson and Anderson 111, MrsN. M'Swan 71, Thomas Cook 112 and 114, M'Vicar (late 72, Joseph Wright Cnrrie, Rae and Co. 73, Alexander Findlay 115, Agnes Leckie 74, South Ayrshire Conserva- 115, Hugh M'Crae tive Offices 115, George Fergusson and Co. 75, S. Irvine and Sons 115, Alexander Ualrymple 115, William Ure WiNTON Buildings. 115, James Thomson J. D. Macarthur 116, James Smith J. M. and J. Watt 117, James Watson Clydesdale Bank 118, James Thomson 76, A. Buchanan 119, J, G. Purdie 78, Thomas Kelly 120, Thomas Limond 80, William C. Galbraith 122, Charles Murdoch 82, John Gibson 123, British Linen Co. Bank 83, Thomas Muir 124, Mrs R. M'Fadzean 84, John Hood 125, G. and W. Morton 85, Mrs Moore 126, William Thomson 86, Thomas M'Haffie 127, Maypole Dairy Co. 87, A. M'Call 128, Union Bank )

224 STREET DIRECTORY.

High Street (Contd. High Street (Contd. > 129, John Lees 170, Cockburn Limited 130, J. T. Duncombe 171, Henry Murray 131, Collier, Limited 172, Robertson and Co. 133, Wm. Galbraith, junior 173, J. M'Culloch 134, William Burns 174, James Cleat 135, William Speirs 175, John Campbell and Co. 136, J. Hepworth & Son, Ltd. 175, Thomas Smith 137, James MacKenzie 176, Wallace Tower Hall 138, Y.M.C.A. Rooms 177, William M'Nee 138, William Anderson 178, John Wregg 1.39, James Miller 179, Mrs M'Leod 140, Robert Cameron 180, John Boyd 142, Lipton, Limited 181, John Morrison 144, George Simpson 182, Matthew Hogg 145, John Steen 183 and 185, Matthew Lawsoit 146, Stead & Simpson 184, H. Freeman 148, Cooper & Co. 186 and 188, Wallace & Carrutk 149, Andrew Cameron 187, David Christie 150, Home and Colonial Tea 189, M. Rowman 190, R. D. Waddell 151, W. & J. Sproat 191, James Cochrane 152, Redmayne & Son 192, Alex. Ballantyne 153, Wm. Wight & Co. 194, James Greenlees & Sons 195, A. Wilson Nile Court. 196, H. Pitt 154, William Millar 197, Daniel Wyllie & Co. 154, Freemasons' Hall 197, John Rusk 154, Ayrshire Post 198, J. Hall & Co. 154, T, Imrie and Sons store 199, Hugh Climie High Street— Continued. 200, J. Russell 155, David Young 201, G. L. W. Connell 156, Thomas Imrie and Sons 203, A. & W. Tait 157, David Cassels 204 and 206, John H. Patersoa 158, John Thomson 205 and 207, A. Gemmell & Son 159, Ye Whippe Inne 209, Ayr Arms Hotel 160, National Telephone Co. 210, London and Newcastle 161, David Campbell Tea Co. 162, Alexander Steele 213, M'Lauchlan & Co. 163, J. T. Kean 214, E. Lusk & Co. 164, A. and W. Paterson 215, Francis Dickson 166, Peter Duncan 216, William Gold 166, Richard Craddock 217, Ritchie & Co. 166, John Kerr 219, Alex. M'Lean 166, Miss Eccles 220, Peter Boyle 167, Peter Fletcher 225, Alexander Baillie 168, Gavin Girdwood 226, John Dallis 169, Thomas Wallace 227, William Paterson & Sons )

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HiftH SmEET (Contd. HoLMSTON Road (Contd.) 228, William N. Watson 26, Gladillis—John Kerr 229, Andrew Tyrie 28, Uhrichsvilla—R. Dalling 229, James M'Andrew 30, Earlsleigh — Miss Eagle- 229, John D. Tyrie some 229, Misses Russell 32, Menoch—Mrs Bryden 230, John «cott Nursery Farm—W. Kay 231, John Gondie & Son James Kennedy, Sculptor 233, A. Dickson & Sons Burnside Cott.—J. Kennedy 234, John Wight Ayr Cemetery — A. Pringle, 235, William Guthrie Superintendent 236, Homer M'Cririck 237 and 241, Wm. M'Kissock HOPE STREET. 238, Miss Wilson 1, H. Calder 240, Thomas M'Crorie 3, Thomas Fraser 242, William Harvey 4, John Morrison 243, Mrs Dyer 20, John Lochhead 244, Charles M'Lean 24 and 26, Mrs Hallan 245, John Frew 246, William Higgins JAMES STREET. 247, William Latferty Gospel Hall 248, William Mair and Son 3, William Gordon 250, Hyslop, Wallace and Co. 6 and 8, W. Jackson 252, J. Rutherford 18, Robert Hewitson 252, James Norton 19, Samuel Murchie 254, Abel Girotti 20, Mrs Morton 256, William M'Cance 21, Mrs Wilson 260 and 262, John Campbell 22, John Gracie 266, William Ramsay 23, William Eldershaw 25, Malcolm Black HOLMSTON ROAD. 27, Mrs M 'Donald 1, Dennison Nursery — T. St John Mission Hall Bryden 2, Linwood—Wm. Lindsay JOHN STREET. 4, Rosendale —Jas. Walker Martyrs' U.F. Church 6, Leaderbank—Alex. Boyd 3, Charles Chisholm 8, Ryebank—Wm. Steen 5, A. Welsh & Co. 10, Coila—^Samuel Cowan 7, Andrew Martin 14, Linda—Wm. M'Kissock 9, Hugh Martin 16, Leichton—Jas. Thomson 12, James Caldwell Smith's Institution 13, John Roddie Kyle Union Poorhouse—Jas. 14, Thomas M'Kevitt Henderson, Governor 15, John Corbett 18, Horse Repository—R. A. 17, Robert M'Callum King 18, George Elliot Ayr County Hospital 19, James M'Harg 22, Milncraig—J. M. Tennant 21, Mrs M 'William 24, Redcliff—G. W. Fraser 23, John Fairlie ) —

226 STREET DIRECTORY.

John vStreet (Contd. 10, John M'Leod 24, Matthew M'Cubbin Ayr Old Church 25, Archibald Jamieson 12, Charles Robertson Roman Catholic Church 14, James Black 27, Rev. D. Collins 29, Mrs Bruce KYLE STREET. 33, Andrew Mark 1, William Gold 35, Mrs Bruce 2, John Murray 37, John H. Paterson 3, M 'Bride and King 39, Mrs Johnstone 4 and 6, Continental Cafe 43, Waistel Cooper Pietro Brucciani 45, Hugh Paterson 5 and 7, David W^ilkie 46, William Brown 8, John Mercer 47, W, G. Giles 9 and 11 Mrs Ritchie 50, James Mills 13, Alex. Demster St. John's U.F. Church 14, AVilliam Millar 51, Mrs M'Kenna 15, Jas. Templeton and Son 55, Thomas Paterson 16, George A. Boyle 59, J. H. Smith 17, E. Zive Wallacetown Parish Church 19, William Paton 60, Mrs Cowan 19, James Murray 61, D. C. Petticrew 19, T. M. Paton 62, Miss M'Crindle 20, Mrs Richmond 63, Miss M'Kill 21, A. E. Ryley 65, Mrs Cowan 22 R. Chalmers 67, William M 'Vicar 23, Robert Dewar and Son 68, Miss M'Gill 25, Kyle Hall 69, Mrs M'llwraith 27, Parish Council Office—R. 70, Miss Lochhead Pyper 72, Hugh Findlay 29, Robert Faulds 76, James M'Blain 31, Hugh Lyon 77, Samuel M'Teer 32, 34, and 36, Charles WylUe 78, Mrs Wyllie 33 and 35, Thomas Walker 79, Wm. Alexander & Sons 38, William Kerr, 80, John Connell 39, and 41, Mrs Davidson, 82, Miss Wotherspoon 40, Miss Bone 84, William Fergusson 43, Jeanetta Goudie U.F. Church Manse 46 D. and J. Milligan 92, Rev. A. G. Murdoch 48, James Paterson 100, Geoi-ge Fergusson 50, Mrs W. Kerr 102, Robert Stevenson 51, John Thomson 104, James Thomson 52, Miss Blackwood E.C. Manse—G. J. C. Scott 54, James Jack 56, James Longair KIRK PORT. 59, William Kennedy Off High Street. 65 and 67, Edward Senior 4, John Paterson 69, Bonded Warehouse — R. 7, James Hyslop Forrest and Co. STREET DIRECTORY. 227

LIMEKILN ROAD 5, Thomas King ' (Tam's Brig). 6, Mrs Currie 1, T). and J. Smith 2, William Camming Beaufort Place. .3, William Kerr 1, Mrs Earl 4, Carmel Cottage — John 2, James Brimfield Bowman 3, Hugh Calder 5, Jas. M'Gregor & Son 4, Peter M'Dermint 6, Newtonhead Lime Works 5, James Murdoch 6, William Johnston LIMOND'S WYND. 1, Neil Wyllie Cairnsmuir Place. 3, Mrs T. Neil 2, Andrew Richmond 5, Daniel Swan 4, William Whitehouse 12, John Speirs Mossell Cottage — A. Shearer Mission Hall Mossell Cottage— S. Duncan 34, Wallacetown Bar Wallacetown Foundry—Robt. MAIN STREET. Hunter & Sons Darlington U.F. Church 1, Foresters' Arms M'CALL'S AVENUE 2, H. Moyes (Off Prestwick Road). 2i, Children's Shelter Andrew Lees 2i, Hugh Wood W. C. Gray 2, Robert Millar 3, William Manning Dean Place. 4, William Hawthorn 1, John Loudon 5, James Steveunson 2, James Govan 6, Carnegie Library 3, Alex. Bruce 7, James Whytock 4, Mrs Donald 8, John Hamilton 5, Mrs Murray 10 and 12, James Smith 6, Matthew Dunbar 11, David Austin 7, Alex. Jeffrey 13, John Callander 8, Wm. Lockhart 14, Walter Mitchell & Sons 15, Davidson's Emporium M'Call's Avenue— Continued 17, Hugh Hunter Alex. Cuthbert & Son 19, Matthew Hunter 1, Daisy Cottages — James 21, William M'Derment Logan 23, W. & D. Gibsoii 2, Daisy Cottages—J, Pater- 24, Thomas Climie son 25, James Gibson Victoria Cottage —T. Smith 26, W. C. Galbraith 28, Thomas Matthews Ebenezer Place. 29, Quintin Clark 1, Robert M'Gill 30 and 32, James Smith 2, Robert Brackenridge 31, B. Cinquini 3, Alex. Wilson 33, J. L. P. Hall 4, John Vance 34, Misses Goudie 228 STREET DIRECTORY.

Main Street (Contd.) Main Street (Contd.) 35, Robert Anderson 83, Robert Findlay 36, Andrew Goldie 84, John M'Hwraith 37, Hugh M'Connell 85, l>avid Campbell 38, John Morris Burnside Bakery 39, David Paterson 8Q, James Mills Newton Established Church 87, R. M'Culloch 40, Mrs Reid 88, Thomas M'Call 41, William Alexander 89, Matthew Gemmell 42, Miss Mackie 90, Miss Paterson 43, Duncan M'Kellar 91, Miss Macdonald 44 and 46, J. & D. Meikle 92, Mrs M'Gill 45, William Calder 93, Robert Downie 47, A. H. Patersom 94, Samuel Wilson 48, Miss Park 95, Misses Mercer 49, John Milligan 96, Peter Gibson 50 and 52, John M'Cluskey 97, Thomas Parker 51, Robert Watson 98, William Boyle 53; Robert TVi 'Geachan 100, George Logan 54, Henry Bell 101, Thomas Heffron 55, Hunter Bros. 102, James Mills 56, Duncan Macdonald 103, Miss Callan 57, John Cook 104, Mrs Hamilton 58, Co-operative Store 105, Andrew Owens 59, John M'Kenzie 106, Thomas Allan 60, Curdie & Hamilton 107, William Christie Newton U.F. Church 198, Turner's Ayr and Newton 61, John Mitchell Breweries (Limited) 62, John Charles 109, John Miller, jun. 63, Thomas Rowan 110, David Connell 64, Andrew Rowe 111, Mrs Miller 65, John Lyon 113, James Lamb 66, M. Torri 115, John Sloan 68, John Mackie 117, J. Fergusson 69, David Shearer 123, John M'Hutcheon 70, Thomas Reid 125, Hiigh Allan \ Co. 71, David Picken 127, John M'Donald 72, Mrs Dickie 129, Robert M 'Clement 73, Archibald M'Kelvie 131, John Anderson 74, James Hunter 133, Mrs John Reid 75, Peter Sneddon 135, John Cumming 70, Peter Campbell 137, William Reid 76, J. & D. Massey 139, James Paterson 78, Newtonhead Post Office 79, Matthew Morrison MAYBOLE ROAD. 80, James Linden Keithbank, Rev. Jas. Virtue 81, Miss Kirkland Gowanlea, Mrs Buchanan 82, Dnncan Grant Fernhurst, Mrs Robert Clark STREET DIRECTOJIY. 229

Maybole Road (Contd). 25, Springvale—Col. Jackson Elsinoi-e, John Young 27, Learig —Mrs M'Indoe Springside, Mrs Kerr 29, Elgin Cottage—Wm. Rice Annanhill, W. G. Highet South Place, Dean Cottage, Wm. Hewitson Trinity U.F. Church Dean Cottage, William 30, Miss Hood M'Quiston 32, Miss Mitchell Alderbrae, Mrs Graham 34, Mrs R. A. Miller Alderbrae, Mrs Graham 36, Capt. Carnochan Lyndhurst, David Hendry MiDTON Road—Continued. Ochtertyre, Mrs Taylor 38, Robert Robertson Inchmarlo, David Carnegie 40, Cowan Cottage — Mrs Ivy Cottage, Hugh Wallace M'Cartney Ardsley, James Gemmell 42, Dykes Cottage—P. Wyllie Ferndean, William Martin 45, Weatheral—Robt. Clark 47, Wattfield—Alex. Binnie MEWS LANE. 50, Hope Cottage Miss 4 Thomas M'Minn Graham 7 Sykes Glover 52, Hope Cottage — R. 14 Thomas Struthers M'Murdo 53, Wattfield House — Matt. MIDTON ROAD. Hogg 1, Killoch Cottage — Miss 55, Braemar— Wm. Brechin Clark 56, Mrs Kay •?^> Eildon Cottage — H. 57, Mrs Smith M'Crae 58, Normanhurst—Miss Hood 3, John Gemmell 59, Doon Villa—W. Kennedy 4, Eildon Cottage — Mrs 60, Midton Cottage — Mrs Crosbie Bowie

6, Smith's Cottage—G. Bain 6 1 , Oakshaw Villa — Wm. 7, Afton Cottage—W. Paton Murray 9, Afton Cottage, Mrs Howie 62, Stewartlea-G. C. White 11, Greenlawn Cottage—Thos. 63, Brownhill—Col. Oliver Kay 65, Edendarroch — Misses 12, Miss Cowan Cowan 13, Greenlawn Cottage—Mrs 67, Windyhall—E. Meekin Turner 67, Windyhall—R. Gallacher 15, Drongan Cottage—J. D. 68, Knowe—H. Fergusson Paterson 68, Knowe Lodge — H. 16, J. Kennedy Hvmter Maxwell 17, Cairnsmore Cottage — T. 73, St Leonard's — H. R. Cairns Baird 18, Mrs W. G. Walker 19, Stafla—Thos. Frew MILL STREET. 20, J. Gordon 1, George Wood 21, Fernbank—John Taylor 2, James Neil 22, Wm. Morrison 4, George Corrance 23, Woodcroft—J. S. Watson 6, W. Logan —

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Mill Street (Contd.) Havelock Terrace.. 10, Mrs Wyllie 8, Robert Dewar 18, James Fraser 10, Miss Logan 28, Mrs Taylor 12, Wm. Harvey 32, Miss A. Lauder 14, Captain Wilson 37, Walter Cross 16, Matthew Adam 40, Wm. Millar 18, Alex. M'Callum 41, Alex. Duncan 20, James Smith 41, Turner's Ayr and Newton 22, R. M. Sellars Brewery 24, J. M. Brown 42, Moravian Church 26, James Wilkinson 59, John Kerr 28, Miss Wyllie 63, A. Murdoch Miller Road— Continued. 65, James Poustie 19, William Alston 66, John Millar 21, Auchinlea—JohnLockhart 70, Miss Hutton 23, Williamfield—J. C. Highet 77, James Reid 25, Windsor villas—J. H. 81, Thomas Murray Goudie 87, James Wilson 27, Windsorvillas—J. Walker 89, A. Gillespie 29, Wellpark place — Mrs Mill street Tan Works—R, M'Kune Dobbie & Co. 30, Ellerslie—Jas. Templeton 97, William Allan 31, Wellpark place—D.Dunlop Ayr Corporation Electricity 32, Oakbank—Mrs J. B. Paton Works—A. J. Fuller 34, Garden park — Mrs Wm. Ayr Mills—A. Smith & Sons Burns Hector Lawson 36, F. Gordon Brown Kensington Terrace.. MILLER ROAD. 33, Misses Murdoch William Hess 35, Miss Jackson Gleniffer place—J. Watson 37, Rev. W. H. Dale Havelock house — J. H, 39, Miss Adair O'Beirne 41, Mrs Young Gleniffer place — Miss 43, Miss Reid Gourlay Havelock house — James MILLIKEN PARK. M'Laughlan Northfield Avenue. Weston place—T. Duncan 2, Mrs Wilson 9, Weston place—Robert 4, William Lusk Murray 5, Frank M'Ginlay 11, Stonleigh—Misses Temple- 6, Mrs Moffat ton 10, Mrs Wilson 13, Cathcart manse— Rev. G. 11, John Briggs Copland Cambuslea—John Milliken 15, Ayr U.F. manse—Rev. Norham—Duncan M'Callum C. G. M'Crie Milton—Sergeant Pea^ce 17, Darlington manse — Rev. Eskdale—Mrs M'Morran Alex. Taylor Mosshill—W. J. Malcomson STREET DIRECTORS.! 2311

ROSEMOUNT TERRACE. Nelson Street (Contd.) 1, James Craig 5, William Wilson

2, John M'Lanachan 6, James Hunter , 3, Mrs Campbell 7, Miss M'Fedris 4, Wm. Dunlop 8, Frederick Crawford 6, Paiiiel Laverie 9, N athaniel Philips MONTGOMERIE TERR. 10, Miss Dick 1, James Dalziel 1 1 and 13, Jas. Leggat & Sons 2, John Flint 12, John M'Dougall 3, D. R. M Call 15, Robert Bone 4, Miss Sharp 16, David Caddis

5, Alexander Ferguson 18, John Smith • 6, Mrs R. Shankland 19, William Neil 7, W. R. Black 20, James Hay 8, Mrs Carson 21, Patrick Curran 8^, Brierland—Mrs Steel 22, W. M'Gilvray 9, Mrs Miller 23, Thomas Little 9^, Mrs M'Colm 24, William Ross 10, Mrs Turner 25, James Landies 11, R. A. Reid 27, Mrs Calder 12, Miss Murray- 28, George Emmett is, James Smith 29, James Thomson 14, Seabank—D. Grant 30, John Reid 17, Mrs Thomson 31, William Reid 18, A. G. Young 32, William Cowan Roan Park—P. S. Ferguson 33, James Lawrie Firth View—Mrs Thomson 34, David Law 21, Dunire—H. MacCallum 35, William Brackenridge 22, Mount Stuart — Miss 36, Thomas M'Lelland Thomas 37, George Morrison Fort House—Mrs Sinclair 38, John Robertson Fort House—Robert Scott 39, Miss Duncan 40, William Hamilton MONUMENT ROAD. 41, George Kerr Hastings Hall—Mrs Millar 42, William Hogg Claremont—Alex. Lobban 44, Hugh M'Crorie Rosebank—Col. John Fairlie 48, Hugh Brown Robsland—A. Cameron Corsehill—George Hart NEW BRIDGE STREET. Corsehill Lodge—A. Noble 1, John Miller Ewenfield Lodge—Mrs M'- 2, J. Brown Kinnon 3, Misses Hastings 4a, H. Calder NELSON STREET. 4b, Hugh Murray 1, William R. Reid 5, Glasgow Tramway and' 2, Thomas Barry Omnibus Co., Ltd. 3, William Douglas 6, William Marshall 4, William Agnew 7, Thomas Fraser 232 STREET BIBECTORY.

8, Mrs Grant Newmarket St. (Contd.) 9, Soldiers' Home 20, David M'Murtrie 9, A. Reid & Son 21, J. and W. Smith 10, Eastman, Ltd. 21, Thomas Turner 11, M. Torrie 22, William Stewart 12, I. Abernethy 23, John Hosie 13, Charles Beat 25, Gordon Brothers 14, Peter Kennedy 26, Misses A. and M. M'Leod 16, Ayr Billposting Company 27, Walter Young 17, Thomas Irvine 28, John M'Leod 18, James Innes 29, J. T. Scott 20, W. Purdie & Son 29, William Martin 20, John Lees 21, Registrar's Office—Arthiir Macneillte Buildings, Morgan 1, William Willock and Son 22, Robert Allan 2, William Beveridge 23, R. Young 3, R. W. M'Fadzean 24, Robert Eraser 3, Francis Kierans 25, Police Office—Chief Con- 4, A. M 'Galium stable, W. M'Kay 26, James Ferguson & Son Newmarket Street (Contd.) 27, Fire Station— Superinten- 31, Kilpatrick and Wilson tendent, J. M'Clure 33 and 35, Hugh Henry 28, R. S. M'Clure 34, Paterson, Sons and Co. 32, A. Donaldson and Son 36 and 38, Donald Young .34, National Rank of Scotland 39, John Greenlees 40, M'Dougall and Son NEWMARKET STREET. 41, Junior Conservative Club 1, J. D. Macarthur 42, Silver and Young 2, R. & J. W. Ferguson 43, Miss Caldwell 2, Sergeant-Major Smoker 44, T/a.dies' County Club 3, Utilitarium, Limited 45, George Irvine 4, Wallace Allan 46, Fleury Meng 5, Adams & Co. 47, John Brown 6, J. Gordon 50, Louis Le Clair 7, James Campbell 51, Misses Fisher 8, Thomas Muir 52, D. H. Tait 9, Andrew Brown 52, William Lamb 10, David Bone 53, Miss Meikle 11, Matthew Mark & Son 54, Thomas Young 12, John Stewart 55, 2nd Batt. Rifle Vol. Hall 13, G. R. Scott 56, Ayrshire School of Art 14, John Blain 57, G. F. Alsing 15, W. and J. Bowie 59, W. F. Moryson 16, Charles Sutherland 60, Miss Jeffrey 17, Thomas Andrew 61, John Love 18, J. M'Murtrie and Son 62, David Crawford 19, W. Wyllie Houston 62, David Ferguson )

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Newmarket St. (Contd.) New Road (Contd. 62, T. F- Richmond 53, Alexander Muir 63 and 65, James Bowie & Co, 55, David Wilson ' 64, A. J. Webster 56, Capt. J. M'Millan 67 and 69, Thomas Jack 57, William Wilson 68,' James Scott 59, Mrs Orr 70, Gilbert M'Kissock 61, Adam Reid 70, R. Ranken 63, Mrs M'Whinnie 70, Sera pie and Boyd 65, James Hendrie 71 John M'Clymont j66, William Kennedy 67, Mrs Abernethie NEW ROAD. 68 and 70, Adam Dick 1, A. R. Lochhead 69, Wm. Gilfillan 2, Unionist Club 72, William Findlay 3, Mrs Bird 73, Mrs Crawford 4, Miss Gibson 74, Peter M'Quiston 7, Thomas M'Creadie 75, Hugh Stewart 9, Andrew Sloan 76, W^illiam Marshall ,10, Mrs Reid 77, Thomas Wilson 12, Charles M'Andrew 78, James Struthers 14, Cunningham Jenkins 79, Newton Manse — Re\r. 16, John Clark Wm. Rainie 18, Miss Walker 80, Mrs Douglas 20, John Tyrie 81, James Marr

21, Alexander Thomson 82, Robertson Paterson ^ 23, Mrs Polland 83, John Bowie 25, Robert M'Burnie 84, John Mills 26, Joseph Young 85, Archibald Kerr 28, George Limond 86, Alex. Wills 29, Wm. H. Wyllie 87, Mrs M'Connell 30, Robert West .88, James Picken -31, Thomas Wills <89, Robert Smith 32, John Clark 90, Archibald M'Cormick 33, James M'Crae 90i, Gordon Bros. 34, Thomas Hood 91, Daniel M'Kechnie 35, John Cameron 93, Mrs Robertson 37, John Anderson 94, Louisdene — J. Knox 38, Miss Beaton Williamson 39, Miss Smith 95, Mrs A. Dunlop 40, Robert M'Burnie 96, Brightside Villa—T. K. 41, Mrs Hutchison Wyllie 42, James Campbell 97, William Morton 43, John Killin 98, Douglas Villa- J. Bolton 45, J. & W. Fullarton 99, John Robertson 46, Miss Niven 100, William Fergusson 49, John Davidson 101, David Bryden 50, Miss Hogg 102, Mrs Rogers 52, Miss W^yllie 103, Thomas l/raill 234 STREET DIRECTORY.

New Road (Contd.) North Harbour St. (Contd.) 106, William Hunter Robert Jamie 107, John Brown 24, Matthew Dickie 111, Miss M'Fadzean 26, Thomas Miller 113, Wm. Marshall 30, James Green 115, J. H. Fulton 32, Lanemark Colliery Ofiiee 36, George Innes NORTHFILD AVENUE. 38, John M. Goodwin Off Prestwick Road. 40, George Anderson 4, Mrs Hodgson 42, James Craig & Son 5, William Law 44, A. & J. Guthrie

6, Peter I 'ickson Mis Mackie 7, David Drinnan 46, John Petto 8, Mrs Lyle 48, James Paton & Jon 10, Miss M'Ewan 58, R. A. Reid 12, Mrs Anderson 60, Jamas Hamilton 18, Mrs Pollock 64, John Grant Smith 20, Mrs Fulton 22, John Harbieson NORTH NEWTON PLACE. 24, William Scott Falkland Park. 26, John M 'Donald 2, Tam's Brig, post-oifice 28, D. M'Cormack 4, Kerr Bros. 30, James Chesney 6, George Main 44, Neil M'Ninch 8, James Gairdner 46, Miss Greenfield 10, Mrs M'Neillie 48, Mrs Rorison 50, Thomas Reid Northpark Avenue. 52, Hugh Thomson (Off Northfield Avenue),. 54, Wm. Napier 2, Adam Samson 58, Alex. Lochhead 4, Robert Kerr 60, Wm. Mellon 6, Mrs M'Millan 62, Gavin Stevenson 8, G. Logan 64, M. M'Quiston 10, C. Reid 66, Wm. Douglas 12, Mrs Downie 68, John Robertson 14, David Larmer Hugh Muir 16, Mrs Caldwell NORTHFIELD PlACE. 18, James Dickie 1, John Lawrie 20, Hugh Gordon 2, Mrs Waugh 24, Mrs Vesty 3, Pvobert Lee .34, Mrs M'Kay 4, Mrs Smith 36, Mrs. Hill 5, Mrs Mitchell 6, John Kay OLD BRIDGE STREET.. 1, Joseph Bowden NORTH HARBOU R 2, William Duff STREET. 4, Albert Robertson 14, Peter Duncan 5, Catherine Colligan 18, John Ross 6, Alexander Boyd )

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Peebles Street (Contd. Prestwick Road (Contd >> 28, Peter Alexander Randolph Terrace. 29, George Hendrie 18, Blenhim, David Pickene 31, Matthew Hall 20, James D. Ure 37, Thomas Russell 22, Thomas Young 39, John M'Fedries 26, Dr Alexander White 41, David Mercer 28, Dr Fergus M'Kenna 42, Andrew Ardrie 44, Mrs Hunter 46, Andrew Love Prestwick Road (Contd.) 47, Hugh Milroy 19, Vina-del-Mar, Jas. Smithi 49, Alexander Alexander 21, Glenairlie, Robert Finnic 51, William Murray 23, Oakland Villa, J. Davidson 52, Miss M'Millan 25, Wellwood, A. Cuthbert 64, Alexander Sommerville 27, Falkland Villa, Mrs 57, John Smith Gibson 59, William Patrick 29, Floral Bank, F. Houston 61, James Cunningham 30, Manse Villa, Mrs M'Gaan 63, David Mackie 31, Falkland House—James 65, Alexander Hall Alexander 32, Mavis Bank, Wm. Taylor 34, Eden Villa, John Martin PRESTWICK ROAD 36, Eden Villa, Mrs M 'II wraith North Newton Established 38, Smith Villa, Thos. Large Church 40, Appin Cottage, John 1, North Newton Manse Sillers Rev. J. Henderson 41, Seagleam, Henrv Bell 2, William Cumming 42, Newton U.F.C.' Manse- 3, Samuel Scott Rev. John Miller 5, Maryville, Wm. N. Allan 43, Ingleside, Jas. Hamilton 7, St. Ann's, Mrs Thomas 44, Malcolm Lodge, J. M. Miller Fergvison Daniel M'Kechnie 46, Northfield— C. Gray 8, W. . 9, Mrs Madzean 48, Alderston—R Hutchieson

1 1 , Estherlea, Irvine Parker 50, Chillian—Mrs Drinnan 13, Grangeston, D. Wallace 52, Rosyth—John Henderson 15, Rydal Cottage, R. 54, Daneadie—G. Buchanan Robertson 56, Avon dale—Thos^ Hardi© 17, Aytoun Cottage, A. 58, Mrs John Reid Richmond 62, William Harvey 64, Don. Alexander

Northpark Terrace. 10, D. Provin Osborne Terrace. 12, Miss Grant 2, K. Cameron 14, Mrs Ure 3, Ryley 16, Mrs Kerr 4, Miss Goudic' )

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• Prestwick Road (Contd, Prestwick Road—Contd, Windsor Terrace. New Prestwick Baptist 1, Mrs Nairn Church 2, G. Speirs 222, G. Doak 3, Mrs Greenway 228, James Ferguson 4y James Wright 232, Robert Shearer 8, James Mitchell 244, R. Galbraith

Prestwick Road, Continued. PRINCES STREET. BellesleyhillDairy—A Wilson 3, Gershom Cottage — A, 77, Blanefield—John Barclay Millen 79, Blanefield—F. Gebbie 5, Cessnock Cottage—Wm. 81, Easton Cottage— William Hay Miller 6, Peter Tait 88, Victoria Laundry—M. & 7, Cessnock Cottage — W, J. Tulloch Boyle 90, Burnside House — John 8, David Cairns M'Cluskey 9, Glenrose Cottage — A, 90, Burnside House — Fred Wyllie Coutts 10, David Lumsden 92, Burnside Cottage—Capt. 11, Glenrose Cottage — A. Lennox M'Cartney 98, Seaview Terrace — Mrs 12|, Francis Timoney Kennedy 13, William Hamilton 100, Seaview Terrac — R. 14, Princes Street Dairy—R, Douglas Neil 102, Seaview Terrace — Mrs 15, Ebenezer Cottage—Peter Dougherty Kennedy 104, Seaview Terrace—James 19, Miss Duncan Hetherington 20, John Kellock 23, Mrs M'Millan 111, Sunnybrae—J. Buchanan 26, James Leggat & Sons 113, Mrs Purvis 28, David Dick 115, Klamath—Wm. Lorimer 32, Andrew Sim 117, Rossdhui—Jas. Cochrane 34, Roselea Dairy—J. Baird^ 119, Forth Villa—H. Giles 38, Charles Thom 121, Devon Vill--MrsM'Intyre 40, Alexander Bell 133, Woodburn—MrsMitchell 42, Matthew Campbell 144, Arranview Gardens—W. 44, Mrs Bell Scott 46, William M'Crindle 48, John Vallance Seaforth Place, 50, Edward Lendrum 1, Mrs Murray 52, John Fergusson 2, R. Rankine 53, Peter Mackenzie 3, Wm. Mellon 54, James Drinnan 55, Alexander Logan 152, Edenhall—J. Irvine 57, James Docherty 180, D. M'Whirter 59, William Smith —

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Princes Street (Contd.) Queen's Terrace (Contd.) 60, George Ford 16, Charles Browning 61, William Larmer 17, Mrs Forgan 62, Robert Dow 18, Miss M'Farlane 63, Alfred Chapman 20, James Graham 64, Mrs M' Galium 22, Samuel Cameron 65, John Best 24, Miss Malcolm 67, John M'Kie 28, Miss Stirling, Mrs Granger 69, William Garfray 29, Captain Harrison 71, Peter M'Gulloch 30, William Baird Rosebank Gottage—W. Smith 31, Charles Pearson 22, Arthur Aird QUEEN STREET. 33, J. G. M 'Skimming 1, Mrs Glark 34, John M'Ewen 2, W^illiam Muir 35, George Paul 3, John Wallace 4, James Andrew RACECOURSE AND 6, Bernard Dinning DOONFOOT. 8, William Tannock Viewhouse—Wm. Wills 9, Robert Robertson VieAvhouse— Sergt. J. Findlay 10, David Stewart Seafield—Sir Wm. Arrol 11, William Ross Seafield Lodge—J. M'Cartney 13, Mrs Kelly Seafield Farm —Hugh Taylor 14, Queen Street Dairy—Thos. Sealield Stables — Wm. Watson M'Cutcheon 15, Mrs Young Belleisle Lodge—J. M'Gulloch 17, D. & T. Bone Belleisle Lodge-S.M'Clelland 18, James Wason Belleisle Stables—D. Shields 19, David Gampbell Belleisle House—Geo. Coats 20, Adam M 'II wrath Cunning Park—Jas. Craig 21, John Mackie Abercrombie Cottage 22, James Halliday Gearholm—John Milligan, 23, James Newlands Gowks Croft Bennie Ross Queen's Terrace. Mrs M 'Gowan 1, Mrs Charles Oliver Wm. Withers 2, Miss Reid Salmon Fisheries—Foreman 3, Mrs J. Clark Brothers Mrs Cunningham Matthew Arthur, joiner Mrs D. Caldwell Doon Brig— D. M'Cutcheon J. John Kerr Belleisle Lodge—Wm. Boyd William Dick Mountcharles Lodge — Fred Charles AUwood Fulton Miss Crawford Mountcharles—James Arthur 12, Wm. Howe Belleisle Cottages 13, Mrs J. Clark 1, Miss Bulloch 14, Thomas Young 2, Miss Crawford 15, Mrs Blair 3, Mrs Thomson ) )

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Racecourse and doonfoot Racecourse Road (Contd. (Contd. 32, Cumberland Lodge—J. B.

Bridge House —W. Hutcheson Herbertson , Abbey Green Cottage—Miss 33, Westbourne Villa — Mrs Anderson Steven Bedford—Mrs Blackburn 34, Blair Lodge—Mrs Dalziel Balgarth—J. B. Fergusson 35, Gargowan—T. P. Wilson Dooncroft—Miss Ralston 36, Thinacre—Mrs M'Gregor Greenan Laundry Co. —D. 37, South Park — Rev. Dr Bowie. (See advt. coloured Dykes leaf) 38, Locherbank — Miss Hod- Alderbank—David Powrie gart Carrick View—Miss Wright 39, Riverston—Mrs S. Wilson Rosevale—Mrs R. Baillie 40, (7artferry —Mrs R. Patoii Scaur o' Doon—Matt. Duncan 42, Sea Tower—W. P. Adam Airlie House Stables •— J. Brougham Place. Brown 1, John M. Houldswoi-th 44, Strathdoon—Neal Thom- 2, David Reid son 46, Invercloy—Major Hunter Racecourse Road [Cont.) Blair 5a, Wellpark—R. Craig 5b, Ardantrae — Dr C R. RACECOURSE VIEW. Macdonald St Lawrence—Mrs Clelland 7, Elmsley—Major Fullarton Middleton—R. M. Pollok- 8, Fairfield Lodge — Mrs Morris Murdoch Inverdon—Miss Connal 9, Ardaire—Mrs Sample Shalimar—J. C. Smith 10, Shelling—F. E. Yilliers Hartley—Arch. Chalmers 11, Arnsheen—D. Wyllie 13, Burnock—Mrs Liinond 15, Craigencallie—Mrs Little- RIVER STREET. john 2, Weighing-house 16, Red House—C. L. Orr 5-7, Mrs Chalmers Ewing 8, Robert Burns Tavera 17, Dryburgh—H. Crawford 9, Archibald Graham 19, Dunskaig— Lieut. -Colonel 10, Owen Murphy M'Allister 11-12, Daniel Gillan 21, Claingart — Mrs Living- 13-14, John M*^ikle stone 15-16, Thomas Fitzimraons 23, Midsands^H, A. Jamie- River Street Mission Hall son 17, Robert Wight 25, Chapeltown—Alex. Smith 17, Edward Barlow 27, Dornoch—John Gardiner 18, W^illiam Scullion 28, Glenfairn—P. J. Mackie 18, Alex. Chisholm 29, South Lodge—Miss Cross 18, Peter Pollock 30, Fairport—R. Cooper 19-20, William M'Kenna 31, Westerlea —J. G. Smith 21-22, Blackball Hotel —

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River Street (Contd.) Russell Street (Contd. > River Terrace. 24 and 26, Hugh D. Hunter 2, Stewart Speirs 25, Mrs Ritchie A. Ball an tine 27, Patrick Neagle 5, James Strathern 29, James Forwell 13-15, Buchanan & Sons 33, James Pratt 17, John Jackson 35, Matthew M'Kill 19, Mrs Auld 38, Alexander Foster 21, James Ure 39, Robert Alexander 23, Andrew Arnott 40, William Burt 25, John M'Guigan 43, David Murchie 27, Alexander Thomson 45, Maggie Cook Thomas Hyland & Co. 50, Charles Boning 56, Robert M'Intyre RONALDSHAW PARK. 58, Nathaniel Young Off Midton Park. 60, Johff Buchanan 2, St. Ola—D. Hourston 64, Russell St. Public School 4, Ronald shaw villa—A. J. Janitor, Robt. Short Hyslop John Reid & Sons 5, Langdale—John M'Intyre 78, Burnside Bakery 6, Ronaldshaw villa — Mrs 75 and 80, Reginald Cassels Gillan 82, Robert Millar 7, La Paz—Mrs M'Lean 90, Peter Tierney 9, Redholm—John Murdoch 10, Anchorage—Rev. W. Galloway Crescent. Walker 49, Mrs. Barnett 12, Netherby— R. Gudgeon 51, Archibald Fulton 15, Ronaldshaw—A. Walker 53, Thomas Whitelaw 17, Westbourne villa 57, William Bovd 59, Hugh Smith RUSSELL STREET. 61, Robert Campbell 1, William Shields 63, Alexander Wilson 4, Alexander M 'Galium 65, Mrs M'Whinnie 6, Thomas Noble 67, Peter Easton 8, Hugh M'Crae 69, Henry Gooden 9, Donald Hogg 71, Andrew Calderwood 11, Miss Woodburn 73, William Eaglesham 12, Andrew Hunter 77, William Benzie 13, Mrs Dunlop 79, Peter Mulhearn 15, James M'Cartney 16, David Alexander ST ANDREW'S STREET 17, William Bremner (Off Castlehill Road). 18, Thomas M'Culloch 1, Ormebank 19, Mrs John Morrison 2, Netherdale - Thomas Orr 20, Mrs Lawrie 3, Crofton— 21, John Wallace 4, Netherfield—Mrs Fuller 22, Daniel Bonner 5, Hayburnbank — Captain 23, Andrew Craig Loekhart Mure —

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St. Andrews St. (Contd. Carrick View. 6, Ravenscraig — Captain J. 1, G. F. Alsinsr

Simpson 2, Rev. H. D. Brown . 7, Barndonna—Jas. Halliday 3, Peter Logan 8, xVIelford—A. Campbell 4, Ebenezer Smith 9, Orchardson—Miss Millar Bellevale—Thomas M'Farlane •11, Broom Brae—Mrs Mills Ewenfield East Lodge—W. 13, Auchinlee—Matt, Jamie Morris 14, Rosehaugh Ewenfield Gardens--T. Gordon 15, Alderwood Jas. Young Belmont Crossings—J. Pater- 16, Ardlui—William Watson son 17, Eckford— Belmont—Col. W Cunningham 19, Elliston—Jas. Campbell Albert Cottage—John Murray ST LEONARD'S ROAD. SAVOY PARK Hazlewood— Jas. Gray (Off Racecourse Road). Shielhill Nursery- -J. Adamson Savoy—David Rowan Westgrove—Miss Dick Sav^oy Croft—James A. Morris Kirkby—Mrs M'lllrick Burwood—Rev. A. Stewart SANDGATE. Asbdell—Thomas Rowan 1, Junior Liberal Club Glendoune—David Campbell 1, Henry Dinning Boys' Industrial School 2, Robert Wallace Miss Bryson 3, Littlejohn Brothers Abbotsford^David Bowie 4, Brand & Mollison Kenilworth—W. E. Harrison 4, Hunter'sServants' Registry Ingleside—Hugh Young 6, Free Gardeners' Hall Hawbank— Rev. Jas. Allison 7, John Thomson Davaar—John Parker 8 and 10, William Bridges Birkdale — James M'Master 9, R. P. Macdonald Longton Villa—Miss Grange 11, Mrs Lockhart Greenlea—Mrs Stewart Spiers 12, M. Thomson Wayside—Mrs Chas. Wilson 13, Mrs James M'Murtrie Commonhead Farm — Mrs 14, Miss Bryson Thomas Jack 15 and 17, Wilson & Co. Dunino—David Crawford 16, Thomas Brownlea Auchrossan —Robt. Campbell 18, Adam M'Gregor Park Cottage—Mrs W. Hunter 20, Gavin Girdwood St Leonard's Villa—Hugh 21, John Spiers Hunter 22, W. & J. M'Nair Belmont Villa—Hugh Cowan 23, Miss A. Muir Avleph—Alex. Forbes 24, W. W. & J. Pollock Valmara—Mrs Smith 25, Charles Arnold Wynford—Miss iVJ iller Bank of Scotland Kirkhill—William Cowie 26, John Reid and Son. Newlyn—Robert M. Scott 27, David Smith Springfield—Alex. Alexander 28, Thomas Samson Maisemore—Mrs Carmichael 29, Lawrie and Smith )

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Sandgate (Contd. Sandgate (Contd.) 30, William Ochiltree Miss Kerr 31, Blackwood and Co. Henry Cole 33, Miss Lauchlan George Miller 34, Commercial Bank James Clark 35, Stephen and Pollock Mrs Cameron 36, M. and J. Russell James Prentice 37, Royal Bank of Scotland H. and A. Cameron 38, James M'Call Thomas M'Farlane 39, Royal Bank House—Thos. Edinburgh Boot Shop M'Connachie 90, Singer Machine Warehouse 40, I. and R. Paterson 94, Mrs George Arbuckle 43, County Club 96, C. T. Chisholm 44, Terras 98, David Mackie

45, William Clarke 100,, Miss M. Anderson 45, A. Monnickendam 45, Alexander Lyon SEABANK ROAD. 45, Post Office Pomona House—W^. Dobbie 46, William Ogg Pomona House—John Patrick 47, F. A. Stone and Son Franklin Villa—A. Donaldson 49, John Boyd Franklin Villa—Miss Gardner 51, Miss burgess Militia Stores 52, A. Cameron Cromwell Cottage — John 53, James K. Hunter M'Clymont 54, William Johnstone & Son 55, W. Sengering SEAFIELD ROAD. 56, William Ramsay Off Racecourse Road. 56, J. W. M'Clymont St Andrew's—J. W. Galloway 57, A. M. Bennett Brooksby—Miss Adam 58, Dalziel and Napier Clyde House—G. Steel, jun. Ayr West U.F. Church Clyde House—Mrs G. Steel 584, H. Bowie and Co. Blackburn Dairy—W. 59," D Allan and Son M'Cutcheon 60, Ezra Clark 61, Hugh Armour SEAFORTH ROAD. 62, John Murdoch Off Prestwick Road. 62, R. D. Wallace Seaview Dairy—Hugh Miller 63, Mrs W. A. Langton Seaforth Cottage —(T.Cormack 64, C. Biagi R. Dun lop 65, Sandgate House Ladysmith Cottage—J. Bowie Mrs P. D. Hoswell George Vipond 66, William Auld 68, Glasgow Tramway and SMITH STREET. Omnibus Compy. Office St John Baptist Home 70, William Auld and Sons Kyle Foundry—J. M. Rodger 72, M'Cririck and Sons David Milligan 74, Miss Blue Townhead Works—J. & A. 76, George E. Allan Taylor, Ltd. STREET DIRECTORY. 243

Smith Street (Contd.) South Park Road (Contd.) 16, James Longair 6, Newfield—James Wyllie J. Lindsay Copland 8, Ardvouline- -Misses Gaird- ner " 26, " Ayr Observer 9, Shona —James H. Wilson 24, Miss Lang 10, Redgorton—J. A. Steele 23, David Campbell 11, Duneric Stables — John 23, John Crichton Allan 23, Thomas Thomson 12, Allanvale—Mrs Davie 21 and 22, Ayrshire Rubber 13, Duneric—Wm. M^crorie Co. 19, G. D. Fraser 18, Railway Restaurant SPRINGVALE ROAD. 17, Prudential InsuranceOfl&ce Off Midton Road. 16, Daniel Macauly Wellwood Cottage — John 14, Saraviel Cowan Hampton 13, John M'Farlane 2, Wellwood Cottages — T. 11, James Bryan Maddicott 3, Morningside cottage

SOUTH HARBOUR •—Misses Davidson STREET. 4, Morningside cottages —Rob 1, Joseph Johnstone Hunter 3, John Armstrong 5, Carrick cottage — Mrs 5, Co-operative Store Hunter 7, Archibald Smillie 6, Carrick cottage--Mrs Logan 9, James M' Queen 7, Springvale cottage —Gilbert 11 and 13, W. Flint and Son M'Cutcheon 2.5, J. Hay 29, Turners, Limited 35, John Russell SUNNYSIDE 37, William Murphy Off Alloway Place. 39, Archibald Buchanan Sunnyside — Captain Hardy 55 to 65, Thomas vSteele M 'Hardy S3, Miss Dunlop Sunnyside—Mrs Prescott 93, Peter Pollock Ardgreen—MrsW. Maclachlan 119 and 121, Mrs J. C. Turner Greenside villa—John Glover 123, David Fernie Riegate—John M'Nee Artillery Hall 139, Miss Reid TAYLOR STREET. Slip Dock 1, T. R. Wyllie

Ailsa Shipbuilding Co. , Ltd. 3, William M'Kissock 7, William M'Vean SOUTH PARK ROAD 9, William Hannah Off Midton Road. 18, William Crawford 3, Amisfield — Dr. J. R. 22, Joseph Leith Watt 24, William Wallace 5, Annickdale—Robert Sime 32s James Baillie Ayr Lawn Tennis Court 34, David Rae — ) )

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Taylor Street (Contd. Union Avenue (Contd. Saltfield House 18, Mrs Wallace Thomas Paton 19, Richard Clark William Roxburgh 20, Joseph Irvine William Archibald 22, David Galbraith James Houston 24, C. M'Intosh Robert Wilson 25, A. Paterson 26, Mrs Wilson TIG ROAD. 27, Miss Anderson Off Preswick Road. 29, Adam Sayers Oarfield — A. Thomson 30, James Vallance 8tewai'tville—Rev. M. Hut- 31, John Ochiltree chison 32, Mrs Wilson Pomona—David Shearer 33, Joseph Morledge Maryville—Mrs Cook 34, James M'Garroch Tig cottage—Mrs Wilson 35, Samuel Rowley 36, Sergeant Rowlinson TRYFIELD PLACE 37, Jamet Clement (Off West Sanquhar Road). 39, William Halliday 1, John Pratt 40, William Gibson 2, David Murray 41, James Tennent 3, William Boyd 42, James Frew 4, Mrs Barbour 45, David Henderson 5, John M'Turk 46, David Sime 6, Richard Mitchell 47, Thomas Watson 7, David George 48, James Dale 8, David Boyle 49, Mrs Douglas 9, William Hunter 50, John Rogerson Railway Cottage—James 51, David Cochrane Mitchell VICTORIA PARK UNION AVENUE (Off Racecourse Road). (Off Prestwick Road). Carston— Capt. D. H. A. Dick 1, David Alexander Victoria Park House—Mrs 2, Walter Bowman Brown 3, John Campbell Etherington—D. W. Paton 4, Thomas Cassels Airlie Hovise—Richard Niven 5, Mrs Robinson 6, Thomas Climie VICTORIA STREET. 7, John M'Leod 1, Hugh Shaw

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Victoria Street (Contd. Viewfield Road (Contd. il3, William Lawrie 56, James Thomson 17, William Jackson 58, Archibald Welsh 18, Ivie M'Comiell 60, David Kelly 19, William Colvile 62, George Ramage -20, William Calder G. & S.-W. R. Locomotive 24, James Newall Sheds "25, George Morton :28, William M'Lelland WAGGON ROAD. Victoria Dairy—David 1, Robert Hay Watson 2, William Higgins 5, Andrew Steel VIEWFIELD ROAD. 7, James White Havannah Place. 8, Alexander M'Millan 1, David Reid 16, James Robson 3, Adam Loudon 18, Andrew Love 5, Robert Doak 20, W^illiam M'Lachlan 7, John Haggart 24, John Carlile 26, Charles Duncan ViEWFiLD Road (Continued). 30, Alexander Cross and Sons Newtonhead Public School 34, Robert Mills 11, Innez Cott. —Miss Fraser 18, Innez Cott. —Jas. B. Auld Newton Lodge. 14, David M'Ghie James Leckie 15, Ina Cottage —Jas. Moore John Grant 16, Mrs Robb 18, Thomas Withers WALLACE STREET.

20, Kennedy Orr 2 and 4, J , Barr 24, Mary Cottage—M. Ganley 3, Waistel Cooper 5, J. Dickson Victoria Terrace. 6, William M'Kill 26, Mrs Wm. Wylie 7, Alexander Crawford 28, George Murdoch 8, Charles Robertson .30, Archibald Abernethy 8, Richard M'Ninch 34, William Cairns 9, Hugh Findlay 36, Joseph Hassard 10, J. and H. Goudie 38, Howard Cottage—William 1 1, Jas. Nelson and Sons, Ltd. Gumming 13, Pietro Brueciani 40, Ethel Cottage—Mrs Simp- 12 and 14, R. Montgomerie son 15, Robert Anderson Viewfield Road {Continued). 16, William Watson Alexander Begg & Co. 18, Quintin Brown 33, Thomas Galbraith 20, James Rowan 35, James Crozier 22, William Gaw 48, David S. Murphy 23, William M'Whirter 50, William Boyes Wallacetown Street U.F. 52, Mrs Carson Church -54, James Russell 24, James M 'Neil 246 STREET DIRECTORY.

Wallace Street (Contd.) Weaver Street (Contd. 25, 27 and 29, American Steam 9, John Hood Laundry—H. H. Wallace 10, James Cuthbert t^O, John Drinnan 11, James Hamilton oO, Robert Johnson 12, John Gillan 32, William Lamb 14, Kennedy Rennie 33, John Stewart 19, John Clark 35, Mrs Ritchie 20, Mrs Allan 39 and 43, Thomas Burns 23, Mrs Duncan 49 and 51, John Matthias 25, Miss Young 59, Mrs Thomas Millar 26, Peter M'Pherson 61, Charles Hood 28, Joseph Mansfield 63, David Donaldson 30, Alexander Cook 67, Robert Martin 31, Wm. H. Redmond 69, Miss Duncan 32, John Hannah 71and73 R. Chambers and Son 33, William Currie 72, Robert M'Kill 34, Henrv Moore 74 and 76, James Gould 35, John^Highet 75 and 77, James Duffy 36, James Robertson 78, Hugh Tanner 37, John Sinclair 79, James Scullion 38, Andrew Easdale 81, Thomas Scullion 39, Miss Niven 87, W. J. Wilson 40, Alexander Hamilton, 88, William Curdy 41, James Newall 89 and 91, Mrs John O'Hara 42, Arthur Jacobs 90, Ayr Day Nursery 43, Mrs Kerr 93, Robert Morris 44, James Ewart 101, Joseph Bowman 45, Misses Ross 102, William Leitch 46, A. Dunlop 111, John M 'Nee 48, Wm. M'Fedries 1 13, Thomas Gillan 49, Robert Dunlop 50, Peter Gibson WATTFIELD ROAD. 52, Mrs Ramsay Off Midton Road. 54, Robert Duncan 1, Miss M'Connell 2, Mrs M'Murtrie 3, Mrs Miller WELLINGTON 4, Jas. Dunlop CHAMBERS. 4, Samuel M'Lelland Fort Street. 5, G. L. W. Connell 62, George M'Intosh 6, John Girdwood 64, Rankin and Vass 7, M iss Norrie 64, John Eaglesham 8, Mrs Shaw 64, Murdoch and Loudon 64, Alexander Gemraell WEAVER STREET. 64, James A. Morris 1, James Hunter 64, John Service and Sons 7, Bernard Dodds 64, Mrs Allan 8, James Hunter 68, Miss Loudon —

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Wellington Chambers Wellington Square (Contd. )' (Contd.) 24, Walter Easton 70, Dougall, Goudie, and 25, Wellington House Douglas Mrs C. G. Shaw 70, John Lockhart 26, Town and County Club— 70', John Grierson J. Corbett 70, Matthew Stewart 27, Misses Craig 72, Miss Simpson 28, A. Gemmell and Son 74, J. B. Bennett and Sons 28, Thos. S. Cairns 29, J. B. Bennett and Son WELLINGTON SQUARE. .30, Miss Simpson 1, Col. J. G. Hay Boyd 2, Mrs James Andrew WELLINGTON STREET.. 3, David J. K. Waddell 1, Mrs Jas. Dvmlop 4, Robert Cowan 2, William Morrison 5, David Ferguson 4, Hugh Cumming 6, John Riddall, M.D. 7, William Kirkland 7, R. & J. Goudie 11, James Kay 7, C. R. M'Donald, M.D. 13, John Sinclair 7, Wm. Knox 14, Daniel Cameron 7, M'Cosh and Lusk 16, VV. W. Lorimer 7, J. G. M'Skimming 17, William Fullarton 8, Robert Cuthbert 23, John Thomson 9, Col. J. M. M. Morton 24, Mrs Richmond 10, Douglas Baird 25, Robert Dairymple 11, Mrs Peter Connachei' 28, A. S. Morrison 12, J. L. Nash 29, William Roberton 13, A. H. Smith 35, Mrs M'Kie 14, Miss Osborne 36, Thomas Sands 15, Mrs C. Gray 37, Mrs Humphreys 38, Peter Russell COUNTY BUILDINGS. 39, J. Richmond County Clerk's Office—C. & D. 42, George Campbell Shaw 44, Alexander Paterson Commissary Clerk's Office 45, Alexander LedgerM^ood Procurator Fiscal's Office— P. 46, John Morris F. Mackenna 47, Roderick M'Cafferty Sheriff-Clerk (interim)—And. 49, Robert Anderson Crawford 50, Mrs John Miller Wellington Square. 53, John Baird 16, Miss M'Donald 55, Mrs Sargen 17, David W. Shaw 57, Miss Kerr 18, Robert Gillan 59, Mrs Baton 19, Mrs M'Jannet 61, James Brown 20, Mrs Godfrey 63, Adam Gait 21, J. C. Shairp 65, James Cochrane 22, Misses Cay and Smith 67, Edward Kilmurray 23, John Stirling 71, John Stroyan —

'248 STREET DIRECTORY. WEST SANQUHAR ROAD. WooDFiELD Terrace. Hawkhill Bowling Green 1, John Brackenridge Tryfield Cottage- 2, Robert Law Ayr Quoiting Club 4, Alex. Brackenridge Tryfield Dairy—D. Loudon Tryfield^—Mrs Fraser YORK STREET Ralston Place—Adam Mitchell 1, David Rae Boston Cottage—Matt. Glen 2. John Petto Parkview Cottage — Robert 4, James Morrison Shields 5, James Dickie Isla Cottage—Wm. Vass 6, David Wilson Oijgar Cottage—T. Gardner 8, Gavin Nimmo St Alban's Cottage — John 10, John Jess Logan 12, Thomas Millar 'Craigview—Mrs Buntine Trades hotel 10, James Manson 14, James Green 12, David M'Gill 16, Miss M'Fadzaan Burnside Cottage—Wm. Vass 24, M'Gregor and Co. 'Providence Cottage—A. Vass 26, James M'Fedries William M'Kenzie 28, Samuel Law Hawkhill Chemical works 33, J. M'Millan W. G. Walker & Sons 24, Wilson Reid Ayr Structural Stamping Co. 44, Samuel Eaglesham 46, Allan Dunsmuir 50James Hogg WHEATFIELD ROAD 64, Henry Cowan (Off Racecourse Road". Wheatfield—John Eaglesham YORK STREET LANE. rSheninghurst—W. B. Wilson 1, David M'Crae 'Conar Lyn —Mrs Latta 2, William Callachan Shenton—Nicol Lawrie 5, James Murray Dunalistair—W. Alexander 6, Hugh Forgie Sandhurst— D. Templeton 7, James Cra g and Sons 41, Bibby Cake Co. 43, Findlay and Co. WOODFIELD ROAD 45, John Carson Off Prfstwick Road. 49, Alexander M'Call Ingleneuk—J. Lawson 60, Daniel Dunlop Redholm—R. Scott 66, Mrs Wilson Westwood— J, Broom 68, John Muir Broomlea—R. M'Crae 70, John Gemmell iBankend—Miss Himter 82, Samuel Mitchell )

TRADES' DIRECTORY.

ACCOUNTANTS. Crawford, David, 62 Newmarket street M'Skimming, J. G., 7 Wellington square .'Smith, J. and W., 21 Newmarket street Scott, John T,, FT.S., 29 Newmarket street Smith, A. H., C.A., 13 Wellington square Turner, Thomas, 21 Newmarket street .ERATED WATER MANUFACTURERS. Ayr Mineral Water Co. (Ltd.), 30 Garden street Buchanan and Sons, River terrace Pollock, Peter, 18 River street Turner's Ayr and Newton Breweries (Ltd. AGENTS. Affleck, Wm., and Son, 27 High street (house) Allan, David, and Son, 59 Sandgate (coal) Ayr Steam Shipping Co. (shipping agents)

Black, Wm. , and Co. , North Quay (coal) Bowie and Co., o8 Sandgate (house) Bowie, J., and Co., 63 and 65 Newmarket street (house) 'Cairns, Thos. S., 28 Wellington square (coal) Cellars, David, Carrick road (manure) Clark, James, 4 Arran terrace (house) Dalmellington Iron Co., Wellington Chambers, 4 Fullarton street (coal) Dewar and Sons, 23 Kyle street (house) Duffy, James, 73 and 77 Wallace street (coal) Fergusson, Alex., 18 High street (shipping) Guthi-ie, A. and J., 44 North Quay (shipping) Hall, Wm., 65 Peebles street (coal) Hamilton, James, 60 North Quay (shipping) Hart, David, Viewfield road (coal) Hunter, Hugh, 17 Main street (house) Jamie, William, 42 Content street (coal) Kerr Bros., Tarn's Brig (coal)

Langton, Mrs W. A. , 53 Sandgate (house) Lamb, Wm., 52 Newmarket street (property) Law^on, M., 185 High street (house) Logan, J., North Quay (coal) Miller, Wm., 154 High street (property and estate) Montgomerie, Robert, 32 North Quay (coal)

JMorgan, Arther, 21 New Bi-idge street ( hipping) -Murdoch, James, 5 Beaufort place (coal) 250 trades' directory.

M'Creath, David, 32 Park circus (manure) M'Crindle, James, 1 Hall's Vennal (coal) M'Lean, H., 43 Allison street (coal) M'Ninch, Richard, 11 George street (coal) M'Quiston, Peter, 74 New road (coal) Prentice, James, 82 Sandgate (coal) Ramsay, William, 266 High street (parcel express) Reid, John, and Son, 26 Sandgate (house) Reid, R. A,, 58 North Quay (coal) Ross, G., 78 Russell street (coal) Ross, James, 4 Duke street (coal) 8cott, James, 68 Newmarket street (house and advertising) Smith, J. and W., 21 Newmarket street (house) Smith, J. G., 64 North Quay (shipping) Thorn, James, 41 Green street (coal) Wallace, Robert, 5, 7, and 9 High street Wallace, W. G., Nile Court, Ayr (shipping) Waterston, F. S., 73 d'Auray buildings, Dalblair road (house)^ W^ilson, J., 8 Cassillis street (house) Wilson and Co., 15 and 17 Sandgate (house) AMMONIA MANUFACTURERS.

Clarke and Co. , 7 Green street lane

ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS. Eaglesham, John, A.R.I.B.A., Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort street

Hiuiter, James K. , 53 Sandgate Kerr, William, Wellington Chambers, 8 Fullarton street Lamb, Wm., 52 Newmarket street

McClelland, Wm , 61 Alloway street Morris, J., A.R.I.B.A., LA., Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort street Murdoch, J., LA., 62 Sandgate Service, John, and Sons, Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort st. Stevenson, Allan, 14 Cathcart street Young, J. M 'Hardy, 9 Sandgate

AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS. Ai'buckle, Wm., 2 Dalblair terrace Ayrshire Auction Coy, (Ltd.), 55 Kyle street Craig, James, Cattle Market

Dewar, R. , and Sons, 23 Kyle street Hyslop, James, 7 Kirkport Reid, J., and Son, 26 Sandgate

Watson, R. , 55 Kyle street W^ilson and Co., 15 and 17 Sandgate trades' directory. 251

I BAKERS. Anstin, David, 11 Main street Brown, John, 47 Newmarket street, Burns Statue square, and Tarn's Brig Burnside Bakery, 84 Main street Cuthbertson, R., U Alioway street Drckson, A., and Sons, 233 High street Donaldson, A., and Son, 32 New Bridge street

•Oalbraith, Wm. C. , 80 High street and 26 Main street Galbraith, Wm., jun., 133 High street Girdwood, Gavin, 168 High street and 20 Sandgate Gregori, Christopher, 51 Alloway street Hall, J., and Co., 198 High street MacPherson, Wm., and Co., 42 High street Martin, Mrs, 16 Gordon place M'Call, A., 87 High street and 40 Alloway street Sconlar, Robert, and Sons, 7 Carrick street Shoarer, David, 69 Main Street Trachsler, Jack, 54 Alloway street Tuton, John, 52 George street BASKET MANUFACTURERS. •Greenwood, John, 93 Cross street BELLHANGERS. Terry, Isaac, 32 High street Thomson, James, 115 High street Ure, William, 115 High street BERLIN WOOL SHOPS.

Jeffrey, Miss E. , 60 Newmai-ket street Paterson, I. and R., 40 Sandgate Stevenson, M. and M., 7 Alloway street BILLPOSTERS. Ayr Billposting Co., 16 New Bridge street—Peter Price, manager BLACKSMITHS.

Ayr Structural and Stamping Coy., West Sanquhar road . Chisholm, Alex., 18 River street and 51 Alloway street GrichtoD, John, Union buildings, Smith street Howats, 110 High street Kerr, Archibald, 32 Green street lane Kerr, William, 38 Kyle street M'Millan, A., 8 Waggon road Paterson, Wm., 47 Carrick street Terry, Isaac, 32 High street )

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Thomson, James, 115 High street Ure, William, 115 High street Whytock, James, 7 Main street BOARDING SCHOOLS.

(Ladies. ) Cay and Smith, Misses, 22 Wellington square Millar, Miss Zara, 10 Barns street BONDED STORE KEEPERS.

Torrest, R., and Co , Kyle street Turner's, South Harbour street Ayr and Newton Breweries (Ltd. BOOKBINDERS. Henry, H., 35 Newmarket street Murray, Henry, 171 High street M'Kissock, Gilbert, 70 NcAvmarket street BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. Boyle, Miss, 98 Main street Callan, Miss, 103 Main street Cooper, W., 3 Wallace street Fergusson, Alex., 18 High street Eisher, Alloway street Gardner, James, 6 North Newton plaoe Henry, H., 35 Newmarket street Irvine and Son, 75 High street Kerr, Miss, 78 Sandgate Muri-ay, Henry, 171 High street Murray, H., 4b New Bridge street M'Call, James, 38 Sandgate M'Cance, W^illiam, 41 High street M'Cririck, Homer, 236 High street M'Eadzean, Miss, Tarn's Brig Neil, Robert, 8 Carrick street Reid, Mrs, 40 Main street Roddie, G. Gray, 29 Burns Statue square- Simson, M., Burns Statue squai'e Stephen and Pollock, 37a Sandgate Taylor, Wm., 36 Alloway street BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS, Adam and Son, 92 High street BojtI, Alexander, 6 Old Bridge street Boyd, John, 49 Sandgate Campbell, Peter, 76 Main street

Crawford, R. , 14 Gordon place trades' directory. 253-

Collier, Limited, 131 High street Dickson, J., 5 Wallace street

Dobbie, R. , & Co. , 56 Alloway street

Dundee Equitable, 33 High street • Gebbie, James, 19 High street Gemmell, Matthew, 89 Main street Greenlees, James, and Son, 194 High street Gillan, Thomas, 28 North Harbour street Higgins, William, 246 High street Hunter, George, 18 Old Bridge street Millar, Robert, 53 Alloway street Millar, Thomas, 26 North Harbour street Morrison, J., 4 Hope street and 181 High street Morton, G. & W., 125 High street Muir, William, 2 Queen's street M'Donald, John, 127 Main street Paterson, A. and W., 164 High street Ramsay, J., 14 Old Bridge street Robertson, J., 30 George street Stewart, John, 12 Newmarket street and 13 George street Smith, James, 88 Sandgate Stead and Simpson, 146 High street Tait, A. and W., 203 High street BRASSFOUNDERS. Reid and Co., 108 High street

Welsh and Co. , foot of John street BREWERS AND MALTSTERS. Turner's Ayr and Newton Breweries (Ltd), 108 Main street and 41 Mill street BUILDERS AND MASONS. Allan, Hugh and Co. 125 Main street Campbell, David, Union buildings, Smith street Clarke, William, 43 Sandgate Davidson, John, 49 New road Dick, David, 28 Princes street

Foggo, J. and W. , 48 Falkland park Gardner, Thomas, Ongar cottage. West Sanquhar road Hunter, Andrew, 18 Dalblair road Hunter, William, 110 New road Hutchison, R., Alderston, 48 Prestwick road Jackson, J. and W., 6 James street Kirkland, David, Burns Statue square.

Meikle, J. and D. , 44 Main street Milligan, David, Smith street Milligan, D. and J,, 46 Kyle street Milliken, John, Cambuslea, Milliken park- 254 trades' directory.

M'Geachin, Ayr road, Prestwick M'Kissock, A., 32 High sti-eet M'Lachlan, A. and Son, 61 Dalblair road M'Murtrie, Andrew, 47 Green street M'Ninch, Mungo, 11 George street Reid A. and Son, 9 New Bridge street Smith, Alexander, Burns Statne square Stevenson, Robert, 102 John street

Watson, Wm, , 7. Mill street

Wyllie, A. , and Son, 50 Castlehill road CAB AND CARRIAGE PROPRIETORS. Duffy, James, 75 and 77 Wallace street Gemmell, A. and Son, 205 High street, 28 Wellington sq[uare, and 35 Carrick street King, R. A., 18 Holmston road, M'Murtrie, Mrs J., 12 Dalblair road and 13 Sandgate Robinson, A., Woodvale, Maybole road The Glasgow Tramway and Omnibus Coy., Ltd., 68 Sandgate; cab stances, railway station, 5 New Bridge street, and Belmont avenue CABINETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS. Affleck, Wm., and Son, 27 and 49 High street

Bowie, James and Co. , 63 and 65 Newmarket street

Bowie and Co. , 58^ Sandgate Chisholm, C, 96 Sandgate Gibb, Allan, 70 High street Hunter, Bros, 55 Main street Hyslop, James, 7 Krrk port Irvine, George, 45 Newmarket street Kay, John, 46 George street Kay, William, 76 Russell street Lawson, M., 185 High street

Morrison, L. , 46 High street Neil, James, 5 Sandgate and 2 Mill street Reid, J. and D., 90 and 101 High street Reid, John, and Son, 26 Sandgate Surgeoner, Wm., 68 High street

Waterston, F. S. , 73 D'Auray buildings, Dalblair road Wilson and Co., 15 and 17 Sandgate

CARRIERS—(See pages 48 and 49). CARTERS. Ardrie, A., 42 Peebles street

Cowan, H. , 64 York street 'Cowan, W., 62 York street trades' directory 255

Duncan, Peter, 40 Green street lane ' Hall, Alex. , 65 Peebles street Hall, M., 31 Peebles street Murray, William, 51 Paebles street -M'Facizean, James, 21 Garden street M 'IIwraith, R., 40 Clune's vennal CEMENT AND PAVEMENT MERCHANTS.

Greig and Co. , 5 Green street Paton, John D., 12 Green street CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Bell, Henry, 54 Main street Beveridge, W., 2 Maoneillie buildings, Newmarket street Burns, William, 13i High street Cockburn, Ltd., 170 High street Cook, Thomas, 71 High street Dobbie, David, 4 Gordon place Innes, James, 18 New Bridge street

Lochhead, Alexander H. , 1 New road Miller, John, 1 New Bridge street M'Derment, James, 15 High street M'Gregor, A., 16 and 18 Sandgate M'Millaa, James M., 6 Alloway street CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. •Gait, James, 7 Content street Henderson, J., 42 Elba street Irvine, Arch., 19 Carrick street Irvine, John, Place d'Auraj^ 75 Dalblair road Tierney, William, 80 Cross street CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE DEALERS. Brown, Quintin, 18 Wallace street

Dunlop, M. and M. , 60 High street Fitzsimmons, Thomas, 15 and 16 River street

Kerr, Mrs. , 41 George street Matthias, John, 49 Wallace street M'Gill, Mrs R., 92 Main street M'Dougall and Son, 40 Newmarket street Thomson, John, 7 Sandgate and 15 Alloway street CHURCH OFFICERS. Adamson, Jas., Trinity U.F. —house, Shieldhill, StLeonaml's road Allan, William, St Leonard's—house 97 Mill street Armour, H., Ayr U.F. West—house, 61 Sandgate Bulloch W., Martyrs' U.F. —house, 84 Wallace street ) )

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Campbell, James, Newton U.F. —house, 56 Main street Christie, J., Morrison Congregational—house, 1 Limond's- wynd Corbet, John, St John's U.F. —house, 15 John street Crichton, Charles, North Newton^—house. West Sanquhar,, Northfield avenue Fraser, R., Holy Trinitj'— house, 24 New Bridge street Hyslop, James, Old Church—house, 7 Kirk Port Muir, John, St Andrew's U.F, —house, 48 Kyle street M'Connell, James, Cathcart street U.F. —house, 15 Cathcart street M'Creath, J., New Established—house, 154 High Street Fisher, Hamilton, Wallace Street U.F. —house, 23 Falkland road E,eid, A., Newton Established—house, 61 New road

Tainsh, P. , Wallacetown Established—house, 4 Church street Thomson J., Original Secession—house, 4 Victoria street W^ight, Robert, Darlington U.F. —house, Mission Hall, River- street COACHBUILDERS. Mains, John, 21 Burns Statue square Morton, Adam, 22 Allowa^- street Robertson, William, and Son, 46 George street Smith, T., 175 High street CONFECTIONERS AND PASTRY BAKERS. Those marked (p. ) ai-e pastry bakers. Anderson, Miss, 100 Sandgate Arbuckle, Mrs, 94 Sandgate Biagi, C, 64 Sandgate and 17 High street Brucciani, P., 6 Kyle street Brown, John, Tam's Brig (p. Campbell, John, 3 and 262 High street (p.) Dyer, Mrs W., 241 High street Galbraith, Wm. C, 80 High street (p.) Galbraith, Wm., 133 High Street Galeoth, C, 43 High street Gibson, James, 25 Main street

Gibson, W. and D. , 23 Main street Gregori, Christopher, 51 Alloway street (p.) Kerr, Miss, 25 Allowaj* street

Lamb, W. , 32 Wallace street MacPherson, 42 High street (p.) M'Culloch, R., 87 Main street and 10 Union buildings Meng, Fleury, 46 Newmarket street (p. Neil, Robert, 8 Carrick street Simpson, Mrs, 35 Burns Statue square )

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Sloan, Miss, 29 Burns Statue square Sproat, W. and J., 151 High street * Trachsler, Jack, 54 Alloway street (p.)

Torri, M. , 67 and 69 High street Walker, Miss, 18 New road

Wallace, R. , 5 High street Wallace, Thomas, 169 High street (p.) Wright, Daniel, 65 Alloway street (p. CONFECTIONERY WORKS. Gibson. James, 25 Main street

Gibson^ W. and D. , 23 Main street Richmond, J., 53 Allison street COOPERS AND RIDDLE-MAKERS.

Mair, W. , and Son, 248 High street M'Creadie, J., 90 High street CORK MANUFACTURERS. Moore, Thomas, 36 Carrick street Smith, William, and Son, 3 Boat Vennal CYCLE AGENTS. Allan, Robert, 59 Kyle street Clark, Ezra, 60 Sandgate Hunter, George, 18 Old Bridge street Mackie, David, 98 Sandgate M 'Bride and King, 3 Kyle street M'Quiston, Hugh, 52 Allowaj' street Robertson, David, 49 Allowaj^ street Ryley, A. E., 21 Kyle street Semple, A. G., 57 High street DAIRIES. Baird, David, 62 Allison street Baird, J., 34 Princes street Clark, Miss, Killoch cottage, 1 Midton road Cowan, M., 202 High street Davidson, Mrs, 39 Kyle street Dick, Adam, 68 and 70 New road Gillan, Thomas, 170 Prestwick road Gilchrist, Mrs, 22 Dalblair road

Halbert, M. , 36 Mill street

Hall, Mrs C. , 27 Peebles street Kay, W., Holmston road Kirkland, Miss, 81 Main etreet Loudon, David, Tryfield, West Sanquhar road M'Cutcheon, William, Seafield road 258 trades' directory.

M'Dowall, Knoweside M'Intyre, J., 66 Castlehill road Milligan, Miss, 7 Springvale road

Murray, T. and R. , 64 Carrick street Murray, Thomas, Craigie street Neil, Robert, 14 Princes street

Robertson, R. D. , Lunnan, 38 Midton road Watson, David, 31 Victoria street Watson, Thomas, 12 Queen street Watson, R., Northfield avenue Wilson, A., Bellesley hill Wilson, Mrs, 66 York street lane DENTISTS. Bryan, James (Ltd.), 41 Union Buildings, Smith street Frew, John, 7 Cathcart street

Hunt, J. P. , Charlotte house Stirling, J., L.D.S., 23 Wellington square DRAPERS.

Anderson Bros. , 62 Allowa}^ street Black, W. R., 8 and 10 High street

Cowieson Bros. , 22 High street Brown, D,, 1 George street Easdale, Mrs, 27 Green street Emporium, 35 to 39 High street Goldie, Andrew, 36 Main street Hourston, D., and Sons, 26 and 28 Alloway street Hunter and Grant, 2 High street

Hyslop, Wallace and Co. , 250 High street

Johnson Bros. , 50 High street Johnston and Finlayson, 13 Burns Statue square Lawrie and Smith, 29 Sandgate Lusk and Co., 214 High street

Macarthur, J. D. , Winton Buildings, High street Mackie, Miss, 42 Main street Macdonald, Penny and Mackenzie, 103 High street Mackenzie, J., 137 High street Mercer, Miss, 95 Main street M'Clure, R. S., 28 New Bridge street M'Culloch, 173 High street M'Intyre, James 2 Gordon place M'Ninch, Richard, 11 George street M'Vicar, Robert, Ailsa Buildings, High street Millar, Robert, jun., 2 Main street Purdie, Miss, 119 High street Ritchie and Co., 217 High street Robertson and Co., 172 High street trades' directors. 259

8mith, James, and Son, 58 High street Smith, James, 116 High street and 22 Main street Steele, Alex,, 162 High street Thomson, John V., 79 Dalblair road Young, David, 155 High street Young, Thomas, 54 Newmarket street •Watson, Wm., 7 Burns Statue square DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS. (Those marked (m) are milliners only. Aguew, Miss, 24 Old Bridge street Aird, Mrs, 1 Albert terrace Airlie, Miss, 138 High street Anderson Brothers, 62 Alloway street Baird, Miss, 16 Barns street Black, W. R., 8 and 10 High street Bone, Miss, 2 Fort street (m) Boyd, Miss, 1 St John's place, Fort street Brown, Miss Spence, 8 Carrick park Bryson, Miss, 14 Sandgate (m) Burgess, Miss, Sandgate Burns, Miss, 18 Academy street Caldwell, Miss, 43 Newmarket street (m) Cameron, Miss-:, 6 FuUarton street Campbell, Miss, 20 Cathcart street Cowieson Brothers, 22 High street Douglas, Mrs, 17 Beresford terrace Douglas, Mrs, 24 Fullarton street (m) Durham and Wright, 3 Killoch place Forbes, Miss Ann, 16 Barns street Fullarton, Mrs, 6 Cassillis street Glendinning, Miss, 45 a Alloway street (m) Goudie, Misses, 10 Wallace street and 34 Main street (m) Goudie, Miss, 43 Kyle street Howatson, Miss, 6 St John's place Hourston, D., and Sons, 26 Allowaj' street Hunter and Grant, 2 High street Hunter, Misses, 16 Ailsa place

Hyslop, Wallace and Co. , 250 High street Johnson Brothers, 50 High street Johnston and Finlayson, 13 Burns Statue square Kerr, Miss, 129 High street (m) Lang, Miss, 24 Union buildings (m) Lawrie and Smitn, 29 Sandgate Linton, Miss C, 138 High street Loudon, Misses, Wellington chambers

Macarthur, J. D. , Winton buildings. High street Macdonald, Penny, and Mackenzie, 103 High street 260 trades' directory.

Macdonald, Miss, 91 Main street (m) Mackenzie, J., 137 High street M'Call, Miss, 12 Cathcart street M'Donald, Miss, 3 Bellevue cottages M'Fedries, Miss, 7 Nelson street M'Kellar, Miss, 43 Main street (m) M'Kissock, Miss, 33 Fullarton street M'Leod, Misses, 22 Fullarton street M 'Naught, Miss, 6 Cromwell place M'Vicar, Robert, Ailsa buildings, High street Meikle, Miss, 53 Newmarket sti-eet (m) Mitchell, Misses, South place, 32 Midton road Park, Miss, 48 Main street Purdie, Miss, 119 High street Ritchie and Co., 217 High street Robertson and Co., 172 High street Russell, Misses, 229 High street Scott, Miss, 13 Newmarket street Simpson, M. and A., Wellington chambers (m) Smith, Misses, 3 Charlotte street Smith, Miss, 37 George street Thomson, Mrs D., 23 Dalblair road Thomson, Misses, 2 Cathcart street Vass, Miss, 42 Allison street Watson, Miss, Grosvenor house, 12 Charlotte street Whitten, Miss, Newmarket street Young, David, 155 High street Young, Donald, 36 Newmarket street Young, Miss J., 41 Burns Statue square Young, Thomas, 54 Newmarket street DRYSALTERS.

Findlay and Co. , York street lane King, Miss, 28 George street Utilitarian, Ltd., 3 Newmarket street Wight, John, 234 High street DYERS. Bowie, W. and J., 15 Newmarket street Brand and Mollison, 4 Sandgate Wallace and Carruth, 188 High street ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.

Still, Mackay & Co. , 63 Dalblair road ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. Auld, Wm., and Sons, 70 Sandgate Gordon, John, 6 Newmarket street Reid and Co., 108 High street

Still, Mackay, and Co. , 63 Dalblair road trades' directory. 261 ENGINEERS AND IMPLEMENT MAKERS. Ayr Structural and Stamping Coy., West Sanquhar road Copland, J. Lindsay, Clarence Works, Smith street Mackie, David, 63 Peebles street Montgomerie, Hugh, 33 George street

Reid, D. H. and F. , 72 Green street lane Taylor, J. and A., Ltd., Townhead works, Smith street Wallace, R, and Son, Railway bridge FANCY WAREHOUSES. Allan, Misses, 32 Alioway street Arbuckle, Mrs, 94 Sandgate Gibson, James, 25 Main street

Gibson, W. and D. , 23 Main street Gillan, Thomas, Alloway street Jack, 67 and 69 Newmarket street MacFarlane, Union buildings. Smith street M'Cance, Wm. 256 High street Morris, John, 38 Main street •Orr, Miss, 17 Alloway street Rowan, M,, 189 High street FISH AND GAME MERCHANTS. Anderson, Robert, 35 Main street Allan, Robt. 22 New Bridge street and Main street, Prestwick Hill, P. B., 47 High street M'Leod, Mrs, 179 High street Wregg, J., 178 High street

FLESHER'>\ Adam and Co., 5 Newmarket street Brown, Hugh, 3 Peebles street Burns, John, 32 George street Burns, Thomas, 39 Wallace street 'Climie, A., 199 High street

Climie, T. , 24 Main street Dunlop, Mrs James, 1 Wellington street Eastman, Ltd., 10 New Bridge street Fletcher, P., 167 High street Frew, John, 51 and 245 High street Fullarton, J., 43 George street Gibson, J,, 26 High street Gibson, Peter, 94 Main street Hamilton, J., 113 George street Hood, Charles, 61 Wallace street

Kilmarnock Co-operative Society, Ltd. , 58 Main street Middlemas, 27 Alloway street Mitchell, VV alter, and Sons, 14 Main street 262 trades' directory.

Morton, Hugh, 18 Gordon place Kelson, James, and Sons, Ltd., 11 Wallace street M'Burnie, Thomas, 23 High street M 'Galium, John, 12 Carrick street M'Farlane, Thomas, 86 Sandgate M'Nair, W. and J., 22 Sandgate M'Queen, Charles, 18 Alloway street Picken, David, 71 Main street Picken, James, 88 New road FRUITERERS AND GREENGROCERS. Barnes, William, 74 George street Bone, David, 10 Newmarket street Cameron, Mrs, 84 Sandgate Cunningham, A,, 30 High street Donaldson, David, 63 Wallace street Donaldson, Miss, 42 George street Findlay, J., 37 Alloway street Fraser, James, 63 Alloway street Langton, Mrs W. A., 63 Sandgate

Marshall, Wm, , 6 New Bridge street and Tarn's brig Millar, Miss, 111 Main street Miller, Miss, 77 D'Auray buildings, Dalblair road Milroy, James, 16 Alloway street M'Cu'lloch, R., 91 Main street and 10 Union buildings M'Kelvie, Arch., 73 Main street M'Lauchlan and Co., 213 High street M'Nee, William, 177, High street Paul, Miss, 45 Carrick street Russell M. and J., 36 Sandgate

Smilie, Wm. , 2 Sandgate Hproat, W. and J., 151 High street Thomson, Mrs, 30 George street GRAIN MERCHANTS. Cellars, David, 5 Carrick road Craig, James, and Son, 42 North Harbour street Flint, W., and Son, 11 and 13 South Harbour street Inglis and Son, 43 Alloway street

Loudon, John, 11 Castlehill road , M'Creath, David, 32 Park circus Scoular and Sons, 5 Carrick street Smith A., and Son, 21 Alloway street Steele, Thomas, 61 South Harbour street and Railway bridge Wight, W. and Co., 153 High street W^yllie, D. and Co., 197 High street Wyllie, C, 36 Kyle street ) ) ) ) trades' directory. 263^ GROCERS AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Those marked (s) sell spirits

Allan, G. E. , 76 Sandgate Allan, T., 106 Main street (s) Bone, R., 15 Nelson street Cameron, Andrew, 149 High street (s) Cameron, Daniel, 14 Wellington street Campbell, David, 85 Main street Cassels, D., 157 High street (s) Cassels, Reginald, 80 Russell street Chalmers, Mrs, 5 River street Clark, William, 15 Union avenue Cooper and Co., 148 High street Dickie, James, 78 Allison street Forrest, R., and Co., 62 High street (s.)

Gordon Brothers, 25 Newmarket street (s. ), and dOi^ New road'

Grant, D. , 82 Main street Gray, James, 10 Church street Harvey, W., 242 High street Hogg, Matthew, 182 High street Home and Colonial Stores, 150 High street Kennedy, Peter, 14 New Bridge street (s.) Kay, William, 36 George street Kihnarnock Co-operative Society, Ltd., 5 South Harbour street and Weaver street Linden, James, 78 Main street Lipton, Ltd., 142 High street Lockhart. Wm., 8 M'Call's avenue Lockhart, Mrs A., 11 Sandgate (s. Malcolm, Mrs, 50 Content street Miller, Mrs. T., 59 W^allace street (s.) Mitchell, Mrs, 1 Ralston place, West Sanquhar road M'Cartney, James, 53 High street (s. M'Cluskie, J., 50 and 52 Main street (s.) M'Connell, Wm., 12 Gordon place M'Clelland, Robert, 8 Burns Statue square M'Clelland, Wm., 63 George street M'Intosh, G., Wellington Chambers MTeat, Richard, 93 George street

M 'Quaker, J. , 29 Green street M'Quaker, Wm., 20 Content street (s.) M'Whirter, Mrs A., 72 Green street (s.) Oliver, C. S., 29 High street (s.)

Paterson, A. H. , 47 Main street Paterson, David, 39 Main street (s. Paterson, J. H., 204 and 206 High street Paterson, James, 139 Main street (s. Paterson, W., and Sons, 227 High street (s.) ) ) )

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Ramsay, William, 266 High street (s.) Richmond, Mrs, 24 Wellington street Robertson, John, 99 New road Samson, Thomas, 28 Sandgate (s.) Shaw, John, 10 Gordon place (s. Smith, John, and Co., 2 and 4 Allison street (s.) -Stevenson, John, 85 George street Stewart, R., 115 George street and 27 Burns Statue square Thomson, James, 118 High street (s. Thomson, John, 158 High street (s. Thomson, M., 12 Sandgate (s.) Wallace, R., Town's buildings, 5, 7 and 9 High street (s.) Watson, Wm. N., 228 High street (s.) Weir, James, 90 Cross street Watt, Wm. D., 60 Alloway street

Wilson, Wm. , 57 New road Wyllie, Miss, 93 George street Wyllie, T. K., 1 Taylor street (s.) GUNMAKERS. Kirk, James, Union buildings, 36 Smith street M'Cririck, J., and Sons, 12 Sandgate HAMCURERS. Lennox and Gebbie, 100 High Street

Massey, J. and D. , 76 Main street Mitchell, W., and Sons, 14 Main street M'Crae, Hugh, 115 High street

Strathearn and Co. , 5 and 7 River terrace

HATTERS. Oonnell, G. L. W., 201 High street <

Howat, M. and J. , 44 George street Mackie, Miss, 42 Main street

Macarthur, J. D. , Winton buildings, High street Macdonald, Miss,; 91 Main street Mackenzie, J., 137 High street trades' directory^ 265

Mercer, Misses, 95 Main street Miller, James, 139 High street street M'Clure, R. S., 28 New Bridge , M-Fadzean, Mrs R., 124 High street M'Kellar, Miss, 43 Main street M'Leod, Misses, 26 Newmarket street Robertson, A. S., 4 Old Bridge street and 34 AUoway street Scotch Wool Stores, 59 High Street

Stevenson, M and M. , 7 Alloway street Thomson, J., and Son, 88 High street Watson, James, 117 High street

Watson, M. and S. , 34 High street Watson, Wm., 7 Burns Statue square

Young, D. , 36 Newmarket street HOUSE FACTORS. Brown, H., Milrig place, 8 Charlotte street ^Clark, James, 4 Arran terrace Crawford, David, 62 Newmarket street Dewar, R., and Sons, Kyle street Hunter, William, 24 Sandgate Langton, Mrs W. A., 63 Sandgate Miller, William, Nile Court, High street

M'Skimming, J. G. , 7 Wellington square Scott, James, 68 Newmarket street

Scott, J. T. , 29 Newmarket street Smith, J. and W., 21 Newmarket street Turner, Thomas, 21 Newmarket street HOTELS. Ayr Arms Hotel, 209 High street, Matthew Dickie Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel, 1 Killoch place, Mrs T. Steen Belair Boarding House, Alloway park, (ieorge Watson Black Bull Hotel, 21 and 22 River street, Mrs Hannah Burns Statue Hotel, 9 Burns Statue square, John Law Cowan's Temperance Hotel, 4 Carrick Street, Mrs Newlands Crown Hotel, 99 High Street, J. Maitland Eglinton Arms, 4 Alloway street, James M'Mann Hotel Dalblair, 42 Alloway street King's Arms Hotel, 14 High street, Mrs J. M'H. Young Kyle Hotel, 9 Kyle street, Mrs L Ritchie Market Hotel, Castlehill road, James Cochrane Milrig Hotel, Charlottte street, Mrs John Ramsay M 'Lean's Temperance Hotel, 5 Killoch place, A. M'Lean Prince Alfred Hotel, 8 and 10 Sandgate, Wm. Bridges Queen's Hotel, 9 South Harbour street, James M 'Queen Station Hotel, Townhead Tarn o' Shanter Inn, 230 High street, J. Scott Ihe Trades Hotel, York street, John Carson 266 trades' directory.

Victoria Hotel, 5 Kyle street, D, Wilkie Waverley Temperance Hotel, 8 New Bridge street, D. Grant IRONFOUNDERS. Hunter, R., and Sons, Wallacetown Foundry, Limond's Wynd Rodger, J. M., Kyle Foundry, Townhead Ure, William, Ayr Foundry, Green street IRONMONGERS. Baillie, Alex., 225 High street Cameron, R., 140 High street Davidson's Newton Emporium, 15 Main street Gillan, T., Alloway street Highet and Hunter, 95 High street Howat's, 110 High street Limond, T., 120 High street Morris, John, 38 Main street

Paterson, J. D. , 8 Old Bridge street

Semple, Alex. G. , 57 High street

Smith, Wm , 12 Alloway street

White, A. A. , 59 Alloway street IRON SHIPBUILDERS. Ailsa Shipbuilding Co. (Ltd.), South Quay JOINERS. Those marked (u) are funeral undertakers,. Allan and Co., 125 Main street Arthur, Matthew, Doonfoot hirackenridge, Alex., 53 Green street lane Campbell, David, 23 Union buildings Clarke, William, 43 Sandgate Clark, Quintin, 29 Main street Cook, John, 57 Main street (u) Davidson, John, 49 New road Drinnan, John, 30 Wallace street Drinnan, J. and W., 116 George street Drinnan, Wm., 82 George street

Ferguson, George, and Co. , 1 15 High street (u) Forrest, J., 41 George street Guthrie, William, 235 High street (u) Hood, Thomas, 34 New road (u) Hunter Bros., 55 Main street (u) Jack, James, 54 Kyle street Kay, John, 46 George street Kirkland, David, 21 Burns Statue square Lyon, John, 65 Main street (u) Meikle, J. and D., 44 and 46 Main street I trades' directory; 267

Miller, George, 10 High street (u) Milligan, David, Smith street » Milligan, D. and J., 46 Kyle street M'Creath, James, 29 FuUarton street (u) M'Creath, Robert, 38 Carrick street M'Intyre, John, 83 and 85 Wallace street (u) M'Lachlan, J., and Son, 61 Dalblair road Paterson and Anderson, 70 High street Paton, William, 19 Kyle street Ramsay, Wm., 56 Sandgate Stewart, John S., 122 George street Wyburn, G., 92 and 94 Wallace street (u) LATHSPLITTERS. Fullarton, J. and W., 45 New road Watson, Robert, 51 Main street LAUNDRIES. Blackwood, Mrs, 9 Cathcart street Brown, Miss, 7 and 9 George street Dalrymple Laundry, Dalrymple Dunlop, Mrs, 27 Queen street

Greenan Laundry Co. , Doonfoot, D. Bowie, manager Hunter, Miss, 22 Duke street Irvin, Mrs, Craigie Laundry, 25 Content street Kelly, Miss, 187 High street Martin, Mrs, 4^ Cromwell place

Miller, Mrs G, , 3 Wattfield road Neill, Miss, 72 Dalblair road Niven, Miss, 39 Weaver street Paterson, Mrs, 24 Green street Taylor, Mrs, 28 Mill street Tulloch, Miss (Victoria Laundry), 88 Prestwick road Wallace, H. H. (American Steam Laundry), 25, 27, and 29 W^allace street Woodburn, Miss (Viewfield Laundry), 22 and 24 Allison street Young, Mrs, Afton place, 8 Carrick road LEATHER CUTTERS. Boyd, Alexander, 6 Old Bridge street

Paterson, J. , 4 Kirkport, High street MANUFACTURERS. Ayrshire Rubber Co., 21 and 22 Union buildings, Smith street —rubber

Begg, Alex. , and Co. , Viewfield road—tweed Clark and Co., Green street lane—ammonia Cockburn Ltd., 170 High street—chemist 2(38 trades' directorv.

Cuthbert, Alexander, and Son, M 'Call's avenue—^boots Dobbie, R., and Co., Mill street—boots

Gray, W. C. , off Prestwick road—carpets

Howat, D. G. , and Co. , off Allison street—lace Hyland, Thomas, and Co., River terrace—starch and gum Jamie, M., and Co., 47 Content street —muslin Lees, Andrew, St Crispan, M 'Call's avenue—boots M'Gill, James, 14 Alioway street —rope M'Kechnie, D., Tarn's Brig—rope Morton, G. and W., High street —boots Reid, J., and Sons, Russell street—woollen and wincey Smith, D. and J., Tarn's Brig—boots MILLERS. Craig, James, and Son, 42 North quay

Scoular, R. , and Son, Dutch mills, near Ayr Smith, A., and Son, Ayr mills. Mill street, and Alloway mills- Steele, J. A., Overmills, near Ayr MUSIC TEACHERS. Alexander, Miss, 11 Barns terrace Anderson, Miss, 11 Montgomerie terrace Bulkelay, Miss, 7 Bellevue crescent Burgoyne, W. G., Caldwell, David, 5 Queen's terrace Carlisle, Miss D., 10 Barns street Doak, James, 21 Bellevue crescent Douglas, Miss, 40 Dalblair road Evelriigh, W. G., Mus. Doc, Oxon., 3 Park terrace Graves, Henry, L.R.A. M., 43 Bellevue crescent Hourston. Misses, 11 Charlotte street Hunter, Misses, 37 Dalblair road M'Farlane, Robert, '20 Craigie street M'Taggart, John, 30 Bellevue crescent Melville, Miss Florence H., Dalcairnie, 3 Ashgrove street Murchie, Misses, 31 Alloway street Newsome, Wm., 11 Carrick road Richardson, Thomas (voice), 7 Gordon terrace Rodger, Miss, A\ondale Villa, Carrick road Williamson, Henry (violin), 2 Albert terrace Williamson, J. K, Louisdene, 94 New road NURSERYMEN, SEEDSxMAN, AND MARKET GARDENER^. Those marked (s) are seedsmen only. Those marked (m) are market gardeners only. Adamson, James, Shieldhill, St Leonard's road Bone, David, Prestwick (m.) )

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Bryden, Thomas, Holmston road Cameron, Andrew, Robsland, Monument road (m.) Dykes, J., and Son, 21 South Harbour street (s.) Imrie, Thos., and Son, 156 High streat (s.)

Imrie and Co. , 55 Castlehill road Irrglis and Son, 43 Alloway street (s. Marshall, Wm., Moorpark, off Prestwick road (m.) Miller, W., Hawkhill avenue (m.) M'Andrew, James, 2 Dalblair road (m.) M'Cutcheon, D. G., Doonfoot (m.) M'Cutcheon, G., 7 Springvale road

Scott, R. , Arran View, 142 Prestwiek road Taylor, John, Blackhouse, Hawkhill (m.) Thomson, James, Ewenfield road (m.) WylUe, D., and Co., 197 High street (s.) OPTICIANS.

Moryson, W. , 59 Newmarket street

Rankin, R. , 70 Newmarket street OUTFITTERS. Anderson Brothers, 62 Alloway street

Blackwood and Co. , 33 Sandgate street Goldie, Andrew, 36 Main street Gould, James, 74 and 76 Wallace street Miller, J., 139 High street Hourston, D., and Sons, 26 and 28 Alloway street Jamieson, J., and Co., 106 High street Johnson Brothers, 50 High street Hepworth, Joseph, and Son, 136 High street

Macarthur, J. D. , Winton buildings Miller, Robert, junior, 4 Main street Redmayne, S., and Son, 152 High street PAINTERS AND PAPERH ANGERS. Bennett, J. B., and Sons, Wellington chambers Eraser, G. D., 19 Union buildings, smith street

Tulton, James H. , Tam's Brig Gaw, Wm., 22 Wallace street Goudie, W., 51 Allison street Hunter, Matthew, 19 Main street Johnston, W., and Son, 54 Sandgate Mitchell, Adam, Ralston place, Sanquhar road MulhoUand and Baillie, 89 High street

M'Gregor, H. , 32 Carrick street M'Leod, J., 28 Newmarket street

Stewart, W. , 22 Newmarket street Willock, Wm., & Son, Macneille buildings, Newmarket street Wood, Hugh, 2^ Main street ) )

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Old Equitable Loan Co. , 66 High street PERFUMERS AND HAIRDRESSERS. Those marked (h. ) are hairdressers only Anderson, R,, 15 Wallace street (h. Caddis, W., 5 George'' street (h.) Callan, 103 Main sireet (h.) •Christie, D., 189 High street (h.) Currie, Miss, 28 High street (h. Dietrich, H., 46 Alloway street Fisher, J., 65 High street (h.) Graham, A., 9 River street Hamilton, 104 Main street (h.) Le'glize, A., 91 High street and 33 Alloway street Le Clair, Louis, 50 Newmarket street Maekie, John, 68 Main street

Moyes, H. , 2 Main street Neil, Thomas, 13 Old Bridge street Stevenson, James, 6 High street and 5 Main street (h.) Sutherland, Charles, 16 Newmarket street Wood, G., 1 Mill street (h.) PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. Bara, Cromwell place, Fort Hess, Wilhelm, 7 Killoch place Hourston, John, 11 Charlotte street Martin, William, 29 Newmarket street

Monnickendam, Alex. , 45 Sandgate Nimmo, James, 4 Barns street Terras, 42 Sandgate PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. (See page 24.) PIANOFORTE WAREHOUSES. Dalziel and Napier, 58 Sandgate

Paterson, Sons, and Co. , 34 Newmarket street Senior, Edw^ard, 33 Bvirns Statue square PLASTERERS. Bone, D. and T., 86 Elba street Glen, Matthew, Boston cottage, West Sanquhar road )

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Leggat, J., and Sons, 11 and 13 Nelson street

Miller, Wni, , 40 Mill street Vass, William, 25 Fort street * PLUMBERS AND SLATERS. Those marked (s.) are slaters only. Auld, Wm., and Sons, 70 Sandgate Ballantyne, Alexander, 4 River terrace (s.) Campbell, John, and Co., 175 High streat Dalrymple, Alexander, 115 High street Drinnan and Murphy, 88 George street

Dunbar, J. , 14 Carrick street Fisher, Hugh, 38 Content street (s.) Highet, J. C, 10 Alioway street «

Highet, VA'^. , and Son, 14 and 16 Fort street Irvine, Archibald, 19 Carrick street (s, Irvine, John, 75 Dalblair road (s.) Jamie, R. and J., 18 North Quay Kennedy, Wm., 13 Academy street Mercer, John, 1 Fort street Lyon, Alexander, 45 Sandgate Meikle, John, 13 and 14 River street Murchie, John, and Son, 19 George street M'llwrath, Cowan and Co., 108 High street M'Kelvie, Robert, 97 Green street Tyrie, Andrew, 229 High street

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. " , Ayrshire Post," Ltd., Nile Court, 154 High street Donald, R., and Co., 55 Dalblair road Fergusson, Alexander, 18 High street Ferguson & Co., " Observer," 26 Union Buildings, Smith st.

Gemmell, T. M. , and Son, 100 High street Henry, Hugh, 35 Newmarket street Murray, Hugh, 4 New Bridge street

REGISTER OFFICES FOR SERVANTS. Cameron, Mrs, 84 Sandgate Eraser, James, 63 Alloway street Goudie, Miss J., 43 Kyle street Hess, Mrs, 7 Killoch place Hunter's, 4 Sandgate Langton, Mrs W. A., 63 Sandgate Paul, Miss, 45 Carrick street Scott, James, 68 Newmarket street

Thomson, John V. , 79 Dalblair road 272 trades' directory. REMNANT WAREHOUSES. Jackson, Miss, 9 Old Bridge street Meredith, M., 96 High street H RESTAURANTS. ^ Ayr Coffee House, 54 High street—J. Bowden, manager

Brown, J. , Victoria Restaurant, 2 New Bridge street Cameron, Mrs, 52 Sandgate

Campbell, J. , 262 High street D3'er, Mrs, Wallace Tower, 176 High street Galbraith, William, 133 High street Goudie, John, and Son, 231 High street Meng, JFleury, 44 Newmarket street Miller, Miss, Railway Restaurant, 18 Union Buildings, Smith street

MacPherson and Co. , 42 High street Smith, Mrs Alex., Alloway Dining Rooms, 17 Burns Statrie square Trachsler, Jack, Place d'Auray Building, 54 Alloway street Wallace, T., 169 High street Windsor Restaurant, 254 High street, Abel Girotte. ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS. M'Gill, James, 14 Alloway street M'Kechnie, D., Tam's Brig. SADDLERS. Bone, William, and Sons, 69 Alloway street Campbell David, 161 High street Spiers, John, 15 Burns Statue square and 21 Sandgate SAILMAKERS. M'Bi'ide and Co., 2 Green street M'Kechnie, D., Tam's Brig SCULPTORS. Boyd, Joseph, Railway Bridge, Townhead

Douglas, J. and A. , Railway Bridge, Townhead Kennedy, James, Holmston road SEXTONS. Christie, H., Newton Burying Ground and Wallacetown Burying Ground—house, 39 York street M'Millan, Alexander, Wallacetown Cemetery — house, 73 Elba street Pringle, Adam, Ayr Cemetery, Cumnock road

SHERIFF OFFICERS— (See page 28.) trades' directory. 27Ii SHIP CHANDLERS. M 'Bride and Co., 2 Green street Wilson and Goodwin, 38 North Harbour street

SOLICITORS.—(See page 28.)

STAIR RAILER. Jack, James, 54 Kyle street TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. Those marked (t) are tailors only.

Bennett, A. M. , 57 Sandgate Craddoch, R., 166 High street Curdie and Hamilton, 60 Main street Elliot, George, 18 John street (t) Houston, W. Wyllie, 19 Newmarket street

Hyslop, Wallace and Co. , 250 High street Irvine, Thos., 17 New Bridge street Johnson Bros., 50 High street Love, John, 61 Newmarket street Miller, Robert, junior, 4 Main street Mills, James, 86 Main street Montgomerie, William, 89 George street Morrison, Matthew, 79 Main street MacDonald, Kenneth, 8 Cathcart street MacDonald, Penny, and Mackenzie, 103 High street MacVicar, Robert, Ailsa Buildings, High street " M'Derment, William, 21 Main street (t) M'Kill, William, 6 Wallace street Ogg, William, 46 Sandgate Purdie, William, and Son, 20 New Bridge street Robertson, James, 88 Allison street Robertson, R,, 9 Beresford terrace Rose, Robert, 46 Allowaj^ street Rowan, Thomas, 7 Carrick street Saddler, William, 55 Alioway street Smith, Robert, Academy street

Stone, F. A. , and Sons, 47 Sandgate

Webster, A. J. , 64 Newmarket street Young, John, 48 George street

TANNERS AND CURRIERS. Debbie, R., and Co., Mill street THATCHERS. Galloway, John, 6 Taylor street Rae, James, 14 Content street 274 trades' directory. TINSMITHS AND GASFITTERS. Chambers, R., and Sons, 71 and 73 Wallace street Chambers, William, 9 Alloway street Crawford, Wm., 18 Taylor street Howat's, 110 High street M'Lean, Charles, 244 High street

TOBACCONISTS. Abernethie, M., 12 New Bridge street

Alsing, G. F. , 57 Newmarket street Bolton, James, 16 Carrick street

Cowan, S. , 14 Union buildings. Smith street Currie, Miss, 28 High street

Ferguson, J. , and Son, 26 New Bridge street Fisher, J., 65 High street Hamilton, James, 104 Main street Kerr, Mrs T., 25 Burns Statue square M'Cance, Wm., 41 High street M'Kissock, W., 241 High street Mustard, L. M., 45b Alloway street

Neil, R, , 35 Alloway street Neil, Thomas, 15 Old Bridge street Rowan, M., 189 High street Stevenson, James, 6 High street and 5 Main street Williamson, Robert, 22 Old Bridge street Wilson, Allan, 195 High street Wilson, Miss, 238 High street Wyllie, A., 66 High street TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS. Ferguson, James, and Son, 26 New Bridge street

TOBACCO PIPE MANUFACTURERS. Carty, Robert, 32 Clunes vennal

UMBRELLA MAKERS.

Millar, R. , 53 Alloway street Wright, Joseph, 72 High street

Young, W. , 27 Newmarket street

VETERINARY SURGEONS. Boyle, Wm., 247 High street M 'Call, James, 66 Dalblair road M'Gregor, W. A., Carlowrie, 3 Castlehill road Russell, Robert, 59 Dalblair road Weir, David, 6 Killoch place I trades' directory. 275 WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS. Allan, W., 4 Newmarket street Dunlop, Hugh, 65 George street Oraham, J., 38 AUoway street (ri-eenlees, J., 39 Newmarket street Kean, J. T., 163 High street Logan, George, 100 Main street Lyall, John, 9 Old Bridge street Mark, M., and Son, 11 Newmarket sti'eet

Marshall, Alex. , 64 High street Vloryson, W., 59 Newmarket street Murdoch, R., 107 and 109 High street M'Haffie, Thomas, 86 High street M'Murtrie, J., and Son, 18 Newmarket street Rankin, R., 70 Newmarket street

Stewart, R. , 38 High Street Templeton, J., 113 High street

WINE AND SPIRIT DEALERS. Beat, Charles, 13 New Bridge street Brown, Andrew, 9 Newmarket street Buchanan, Arch., junior, 76 High street and 37 South Har- bour street Cleat, James, 176 High street Cochrane, James, 191 High street Dunlop, J., 81 and 83 South Harbour street Eraser, T., 61 High street and 7 New Bridge street Fulton, Mrs, Ye Whippe Inn, 159 High street Gold, William, 216 High street

Hallan, Mrs R. , Victoria Bar, 24 Hope street

Hawthorn, Wm. , 6 Main street Hefferon, Thomas, 101 Main street

Innes, G. , 36 North Harbour street Johnston, Joseph, Athol Arms, 3 Burns Statute square and 1 South Harbour street Lees, John, 20 New Bridge street Littlejohn Bros., 3 Sandgate street Longair, James, 56 Kjde street Martin, Andrew, 7 John street Millar, John, junior, 109 Main street Millar, Mrs T., Limond's wynd Montgomerie, R., 12 Wallace street

Muir, T. , 83 High street Murdoch, Charles, Blue Bells, 122 High street

Murray, John, Buck's Head, ] AUoway street M'Clusky, M., 25 Elba street J^'Crorie, G., 131 George street '276 trades' directory.

M 'Donald, Donald, 38 Green street lane and Star Bar, 102 High streec M'Lean, A., 219 High street M 'Quaker, J., 31 Green street M'Quater, A.. 119 George street Petto, John, 46 North Harbour street Pollock, Peter, Carrick Bar, South Harbour Robertson, Charles, 12 Kirk Port Rowe, A. M., 64 Main street and 79 George street Russell, John, 35 South Harbour street and 200 High street Shields, Robert, 40 High street Smith, James, 12 Main street and 3 Boat Vennal

Sniellie, A. , 7 South Harbour street Steen, Johrt, 8 River street and 145 High street Steen, Wm., Clarendon Bar, 11 High street Thomson, A., 21 New road Thomson, Allan, 10 Old Bridge stx^eet Turner, Ltd., 1 Main street

Turner, Mrs J. G. , 127 South Harbour street Walker, Thomas, 3-" Kjde street Young, Robert, 25 New Bridge street WOOD MERCHANTS. Alexander, Wm., and Sons, head of John street Green, James, York street M'Gregor, J., and Son, Tam's Brig Paton and Sons, 48 North Quay WORSTED SPINNERS. Templeton, James, and Son, 13 Kyle street

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The numerals affixed to certain Names indicate their a proximate distance in Miles. ALLOWAY. Alston John S, Newark castle 3^ Arthur James Stone cottage 2^" Baillie David Williamfield 2^ Baird Mrs J. Oambusdoon 3 Bell W. Burns Arms hotel 2| Cowe Richard trainer Slaphouse, 1^ Cox Wm. Woodside cottage 2^ Cunningham E. C. joiner. 2^ Cunningham J. Y.. clerk Glencairn 2| Cunningham T. T. Millbrae 3 Dill Rev. S. M. manse 2^ Dixon John, Monument cottage 2| Douglas John Carrick place 2^ Dunlop VV. H. Doonside 3J: Edgar Francis LL.D. F.R.S.. Doonbrae 2i Finlay Mrs John Greenfield house 2^ Eraser Duncan gardener. Oambusdoon, 3 Gray John farmer Mid ton, 3^ Guthrie Brothers seedsmen Greenfield cottage, 2^ •Goodfellow James Whinnie Knowe. 2.| Harvey Andrew gardener Rozelle farm, 2 Houldsworth, J. H. Rozelle 2 Howie Wm. Keith cottage 2^ Hutcheson James farmer Blairston, 3 Hutchison John farmer Newarkhill 3 Johnston J. Alloway cottage 2^ Jones Miss Jane Janefield cottage 2| Kennedy. Robert Poplar cottage, 2^ King James Rozelle lodge 2 Kennedy James Doonholm 3 Mack W. J. photographic studio, 3 Mair J. farmer vSlaphouse 1^ Mitchell James Burns cottage 2| Monaghan William butler Cambusdoon lodge, 2f Muir James Wrightfield cottage 2^ Murphy Archibald Doonbrae gardens, 2j Murray Miss postmistress. 2^ M Nee, James, Wrightfielg' 2^ 278 OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Rawlings F. Woodlands 2| iteid Mrs Helen, Park Cottage 2.^ Robertson Thomas farmer Olochranhill 2| Scott A. H. Orchards Wrightfield Cottage, 2^ Scoular Robert and Sons Dutch Mills, 3 Turnbull James schoolmaster 2s Watt James farmer Whitleys 3J Watt William farmer Newark Mains, 3 Wilson John Stone Cottage 2^ COYLTON. Allan John farmer Holmston If Barc['By Mrs James farmer Belstone 3 Blair) Gilbert frrmer Milncraig 4,^ Clemeut, James joiner Old Toll 2 Cowan James farmer Corsshill, 5| Cowan, Matthew, farmer, Whitefordhill, 2^ Cowan, William, farmer, Barngore, 6 Bale, Robert, farmer, Hole, 5^ Davidson, William, P.O., Glen Store, 5^ Dick, Miss, grocer, Joppa, 5 Dickson, Mrs James, Duchray, 6^ Downie, William, boot and shoe maker, 6

Downie, Miss, grocer, Hillhead, 6 I

Duncan, Mrs, Hillhead, 6 I Dykes, William, farmer, Bellsbank and Patterhill, 34 Dykes, James, Patterhill, 4 Forbes, John, Buck's Head, Joppa, 5 Forbes, Hugh, baker, Joppa, 5

Glasgow, Rev. J, , The Manse, 6 Hamilton, Mrs John, The Cushat, 5J Hamilton, Claud, Sundrum, 5h Hannah, W., Holmston Toll, If Howat, William, colliery manager, Rosebank, 6 Hutchison, Thomas, farmer, M'Coshton, 7

, farmer, Milmunnoch, 7 Kay, John, junior, farmer, Pettoch, 7 Kirkland, William, farmer, and Gallowhill, 5- Lochend, 6, j Knox, John, farmer, Barbeth, 74 W: Laidlaw, W., farmer, Colquernon, 7i t Law, John, Coylton Inn, 6 Leggat, Mrs, Inn, Hillhead, 6 Logan, Andrew, farmer, Overton, 6^ Logan, Michael, farmer, Bargennoch, 6 Lymburn, J., farmer, Cairnston, 6^ Mack, David, Grove Cottage, 2 Mair, James, farmer, Auld Byres, 6^ Mair, Robert, farmer, Hannaston, 8 Marr, John, bootmaker, Barbieston, 7^ J J

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Moore, A. G. , Shield Mains Colliery, 6^ Murdoch, John, farmer, Laighpark, 5^ Murchie, William, farmer, Bogside, 6j M 'Cardie, Alexander, Black Bull, Joppa, 5 M'Laren, Donald, Sundrum, 4^ Prentice, John, farmer, Raithhill, 6 Pringle, Adam, Cemetery Lodge Roxburgh, William, farmer, Burnton, 2^ Semple, John, farmer. Sandhill, 5| Sloan, William, Bridge of Coyle, 6^ Smith, John, Schoolhouse, 6 Smith, William, tailor, Joppa, 5 Speirs, James, farmer, Raithhill, 6^ Stevenson, Alexander, farmer, Carbieston Mains, 6 Stevenson, John farmer, Gateside, 2^ Thom, John, farmer, Holebogs, 6^ Thorn, James, Oakbank cottage, 5^ Thom, Misses, Joppa, 5 Tinman, James, baker, 5^ Wallace, James, blacksmith, Sundrum, 4^ Wallace, George, farmer, Burnclaugh, 4f W^eir, William, blacksmith, 6 Wyllie, Wallace, butcher, 5^ Young, John, farmer, Westpark, 4 Young, Mrs M., Bridgend farm, 6^ Young, Mrs M., B3'res farm, 4 Young Samuel, farmer, Bridgend, 6^ DALRYMPLE. Alexander, G., Veanstone, 7 Baird, J., farmer, Barnford, 6 Baird, Hugh, farmer, Balsarroch, 5 Baxter, John, farmer, Cassillis Mill, 6J Blair, James, farmer. Holmes, 6^ Brown, Robert, rakcmaker, 6 Brown, W. and D., bookmakers, 6 Calderwood, A., Perclewon Mill, 6 Clark, William, registrar and inspector of poor, Barbieston Cottage, 6 Cowan, William, shoemaker, Dalrymple, 6 Dick, v\ illiam, Dalrymple Douglas, A., Dalrymple Duncan, Miss, Glenlea Cottage, 4| Downie, Mrs, Burnbank Cottage, If Fisher, R., stationmaster, Dalrymple, 4^ Forbes Charles Tannock Park 7 Grant Miss postmistress, 6 Grant, Mrs, grocer, 6 Grant. Messrs, tailors, 6 Gray, Thomas, colporteur, 6 280 OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Hamilton, James, blacksmith, 6 Hamilton, Thomas, grocer, 6 Hewat, Mrs, Burnbank Cottages. If Hutchison, D., blacksmith, Benston, 6 Hutton, tRobert, farmer, Lindsayton, 7^ Kay, J. farmer, Poterston, 7 Kennedy, James, Sessionfield Cottage, Kilpatrick, William, farmer, Whitehill, 6i King, John, Rodenbain, 8 Lennox, James, and Son, fruit growers, 6 Lochhead, A., schoolmaster, 6 Logan, William, Hopetown Cottage, 4^ Main, Allan, carrier and carriage hirer," 6 Mair, David, farmer, Ktockjarder, 5^ Mathieson, Brothers, joiners, Moodie, Mrs James, farmer, Dunree, 7^ Murchie, Daniel, farmer, Mountgomerieston, 8 Murchie, John, farmer, Netherton, 7^ Murdoch, John, farmer. Burn ton, 7 Murray, Andrew, farmer Dunmore Cottage, 5 Murray George farmer Martnaham Mains. 6 M Call James Prempton Cottage 6^ M Connel John Carcluie Cottage 4| M Kay Thomas Laundry Dairymple, 6 M 'Quaker D. Water Works 5 Paton, James Dalrymple Inn, 6 Pollock, John farmer Benston 6 Pollock William farmer Dustyhall G^ Ramsay James Doonholm Cottage 3^ Rennie William farmer Woodlands, G^ Reid Mrs Glenember 7 Reid N. Springwell Cottage 7 Richmond, M. farmer Kilmore, 8 Rodman William joiner Ross, J. St. Valley Cottage, 6 Rowan William Knockjarder Cottage, 6 Sinclair Robert Burnbank Cottages, IJ Steel, Hugh shoemaker, 6 Templeton J. farmer Torr 8 Tennock A. Dalrymple 6 Thomson J., Thrashing-mill owner Kirkton Cottage 6 Thomas Thomas millman Dalrymple Wallace Mrs E.C. Manse G Waugh James Rodenbain 8 White Hugh farmer Macmanniston, 5 Wood Adam Skeldon House 7^ Woodrow Robert forester G Wyllie William farmer Commonhead, 7 Wyllie George Barbieston 7

AUCHENDRANE (District). Aird Mrs J. Burnbank Cottages 1| Aird Robert Burnbank Cottages, If -OrTIATXG DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 281

Baxter, William M C. Annfield Glen If Boyle Miss A. L. Drumbarr 3| Brown John Anntield Cottage If ^ Cameron .T. Auehendrane 5 Carnegie Charles Sunnybrae Cottage. If Carnegie & Sons Belmont Nursery If Cathcart Misses Auehendrane House, 4 Coats James Auehendrane House 5 Donald R. Doonholm Farm 3 •Glen Mrs Allan Auehinbeg If Hutton Mrs, farmer, Laigh Corton 3^ Kennedy John farmer South Corton 3J Mair James farmer High Glengall 2* Murdoch David farmer High Corton 3V jNIurdoch James farmer Mount Oliphant 4 Murdoch John farmer Annfield If Murdoch William farmer Broomberry 3f M Donald Donald head gardener. Auehendrane 5 ' M Naughton Neil farmer Laigh Glengall 2 Nairn Cuthbert gardener Doonholm 3 Patersan, John Culzean Cottage 6 Killie, John farmer Fennickland If Robinion, A.. Woodvale Cottage If Watt Miss, farmer Brae 5 White William farmer, Carcluie 4^ Wyllie John farmer Kincaidston 4^ Young Robert, farmer Blackhill 4f Young Thomas farmer Pleasantfield DUNURE. Burton James blacksmith Burton 3 •Christie James farmer Carwinshock 5| Dunlop William farmer Dunure Mains 7f Fulton James farmer, Balig 4 Hamilton James farmer Dunduff. 7 Hunter Dayid farmer, Fisherton 6 Jamieson J. constable Dunure 7 Kennedy J. C, Dunure House 7| Lees, Robert farmer Lagg 5.^ Littlejohn, James, farmer Genoeh 5 Mauchline. George Fisherton School. 63 Muir Andrew Balig 4 Murdoch Rev. W. Fisherton G Mutch D. Low Perrieston 4^ M Creath J. farmer Greenan 3 M Lean David Fisherton Cottage 6 M Whirter A. joiner Drumbain 6 Purdie John Fisherton 5^ Robertson, J., farmer, Glenay.s, 5 Shaw, James, Spring garden, 3f Shiels, John, gamekeeper, Dunure, 7^ Simson, R., blacksmith, Dunduff, 7 Sloan, James, farmer, Drumsharg, S^ 282 OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Speirs, H., farmer, Burton, 3| Struthers, William, farmer, Longhill, 3 Sturgeon, James, farmer, Kylestcme, 4 Sturgeon, James, gardener, Dunure, 7 Wallace, Mrs H., farmer, Perrieston, 4 Wallace, James, farmer, Drumbain, 6 \\ ilson, John, farmer, Laigh Kyleston, 4 MACNAIRSTON. Armour, R. Jellieston, 6 Armstrong, James, farmer, Thornhill, 3^ Armstong, J. farmer, Friarland, 3 Baird, R. farmer, Mount Fergusson, 5 Bell, George, farmer, Roodland, 4^ Clark, David, farmer, Lochfergus,"5 Cowan, James farmer, Sessionfield, 5 •Garvie, George, Cedam cottage. 2 Happle, John, Woodend Smithy, 2| Logan, George, farmer, Cloncaird and Mossend, 5^ Montgomerie, C., farmer, Friarland, 3 Murray, William, farmer, Bowmanstown, 5^ M'Colm, Andrew, farmer, Whitehill, 3h M'Connell, Q., Abbothill, 4 M'Gawn, W., farmer, Nunsland, 5 M'Kerrow, David, farmer, Macnairston, 3| M Ronald, John, farmer, Braston, 3 Paton, Robert, farmer, Trees, 4^ Pollock, James, farmer, Lindston, 4^ Rowand, J. farmer, Low Cockhill, 4 Roxburgh, William farmer, Crofthead, 3 Sawers, A., farmer, Merkland 4

Shennan John, farmer, Bank, 2h^ Skae, Dr. Gkngall, Asylum, 2j Speir, John, farmer Masonhill 2| White David farmer Peggyshill, 2 Wilson, William, Castlehill house, 2 PRESTVMCK. Aird, D., 6 Victoria Terrace Alexander, Miss Bank Buildings Alexander, William, spirit merchant, Main Street Allan, William, butcher, Cross Allan, H., Riskenhope Allan, J., Gowanlea Allan, G., Oakbank Allan, Miss, Bruce Quadrant Allan, R., fishmonger. Main Street Allan, J. W., painter, Ashton Cottage Allan, Miss, Thornlea, St. Qui vox Road Anderson, A., Blythbank Anderson, A. C, The Steading Andrew, Mrs, Albert Cottage Andrew, A., gardener. Main Street OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 283-

Andrew, Miss, Elmbank Arbuckle, Mrs, Parkend Arthur, Mrs, Rosenheim Aitkenson, William, 8 Regent Park Auld, R., tailor. Main Street Baird, Mrs, house agent, Bruce Quadrant Baird, J., Mooredge Barr, Miss, Gosforth Beattie, G., MeaEowbank Bell, Mrs, Oraigview Black, D. G., Kilmeney Blackley, Mrs, Kingcase Villa Blane, R., Haddington Park Boon, A., Briarhill Cottage Bone, Miss, milliner. Main Street Bone, D., 2 Aldbury Hall Borland, A., fruiterer. Main Street Boyd, J. W., solicitor. Main Street Boyd, H., junr,, collector, Bute Place Boyd, H., senr., registrar, Maida Cottage Boyd, Mrs Morlan, Shore Bremner, A., grocer. Cross Brownlie, Miss, Loudon Cottoge Brown, Mrs, Anchor Cottage Brown J., bootmaker, Main Street Brown, R., silk weaver, Boyd Street Brown, H., insurance agent. Main Street Brown, Miss, Broom Park Brown, Misses, The Willows Brown, J. S., Oakley, Ayr Road Bruce, Mrs, Rokeby, Shore Bryan, J., dentist, 8 Queen's Terrace Bryant, Mrs, Kinning Cottage Bryce R. B., Greystone Burt, Mrs, Marina Villa Cairnduff, J. W., Elmbank Callow, J., draper, Hamilton Place Campbell, Miss, Vale Park €ampbell, Mrs, Heath Villa Campbell, J. L., plumber, Darling Place •Campbell, J. H., Bruce Quadrant

Carmichael, , Willie Bank Carnie, R., St. Marion's Cottage Chisholm, Miss, Locksley Clacher, J., upholsterer, Bruce Quadrant Clark, J., clubmaster. Golf Club Cochrane, Misses, Primrose Cottage Cochrane, J., grocer. Main Street Connell, Timothy, Fern bank Copeland, Dr, Grange Park Couperthwaite, D. E., Ruberslaw Cowan, J., traveller, St. Quivox Road Crane, E. G., Saurel Grove '2S4: OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY,

Chriehton, A., Garedoch Cowan Miss St. Cuthberts Craig, Mrs, 1 Hamilton Place Crombie, Miss, Broomknowe Crouch, William, Redston Crookston, J., Orianda Cunninghame, Mrs, Regent Park Cunninghame, J., Kerrfield Cottage Camming, M., contractor, Burgh Cottage Dalrvmple, Hon. Hew, Springbank I Darroch, D., Clyde Villa Dempsie, T. Adair, Ayr Road Dick, Miss, bootmaker, Bruce Quadrant I)ickie, Mrs, newsagent. Main Street Dickson, Mrs, 9 Queen's Terrace Dickson, Misses, 5 Queen's Terrace Donald, R., Frewvale Dove, Miss, Bellegrove Drinnan, W., Larnshaw Drinnan, Mrs, Eastwood IJ Dunn William, Glenariff Dykes, Miss, 10 Queen's Terrace Dykes, Miss, 3 Seabank Terrace Ferguson, William, Blanefield Ferguson, J., Ryefield Place Ferguson, A., Livingstone Cottage Ferguson, J., greenkeeper, Mai'yborough Findlay, Dr, Hilton Cottage Findlay, J., butcher, Mary Plaoe Fleming, T., butcher, Craithie Cottage Fleming, Mrs, Richmount Fleming, Mrs, Bay View, Shore Fraser, William, painter. Darling Place Frew, J., Bettina, Marina Road Frew, Miss, Cleddans, Ayr Road Fryer, The Misses, St. Nicholas School Fulton, Mrs, Lille and Arras, Shore Gardiner, J., baker, Mary Place Gaw, William, contractor, Gowanbrae Gaw, Mrs, Fairlie Cottas'e, Main Street Gibson, Miss, fruiterer, Main Street Gibson, J., Outdall Gibson, J., builder, Silva Cottage I Gilraour J. W., Moorholm, Ayr Road Gilmour, T. T., Ardmere, Ayr Road Gilfillan, Mrs. Gracefield, Shore Gird wood G., baker. Cross Gordon, G. R., St. Nicholas Golf Club Gordon, J., 5 Burleigh Terrace Govan, Mrs, Clyde Cottage Govan, ^^ illiani, joiner, Mary Place Grass, Miss Rosslyn Place Gray, J., J.P., Maryfield I OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 2Hi>

Gray, G., Smithfield Gray, Edminstone, Esq., J. P., Whitehall Grieve, R., Oswald Villa Grieve, Mrs, Kirkmay Guthrie, Mrs, Stanley Cottage Guthrie, R., coal ni^erchant, Heatherdale Guthrie, William, builder, Wattfield Guthrie, A. & J. plant growers. Savoy Cottage Hall, F., hairdresser, Bruce Quadrant Halliday, J., tailor, Bute Place Harvey, Mrs, Drumallis Harvey, J., Auchencoyle Hamilton, A. S., grocer, Main Street Hamilton, Mrs, Mount Pleasant Hamilton, .)., Mansfield, Main Street Haining, D., stotionmaster, Roseberiy Cottage Henderson, J., Bruce Quadrant Henderson, J., Anchor Cottage Henderson, J., The Dunes, Shore Henderson, Miss, Torry Cottage Hewat, Rev. K., U.F.' Manse Hewitt, Dr., Colgrain Lodge •Hewitt, Mrs, Avenue House Higgins, T. builder, Monk^on Road Higginbotham, J. S., Bellevue Hodge, J. grocer. Darling Place Hughes, F., Violet Bank Hunter, J. grocer. Cross Hunter, H., farmer, Kirk Street Hunter, R., traveller, Wattfield Hunter, Miss, draper, Wattfield Hunter, C, club maker, Midton, Main Street Hunter, W., Morant, St. Quivox Road Hutcheson, R., Earlston Hutcheson, G., Kingsley Hutcheson, Miss, Woodlands Villa Hutton, William, farmer, Braehead Irvine, S., Viewfield Irvine, J., Main Street Innes, Mrs, Bruce Villa Jamieson, Mrs, Netherfield Place Jar vie, W., Royal Hotel Jarvie & Maconechie, drapers, Main Street Jordan, Mrs, Antrim Cottage Kean, J. T., jeweller, Bruce Quadrant Kellie, Mrs, Wroxton, Ayr Road Kellie, J., Berwick Place Kelly J., St. Clair House Kennedy, Miss, Abbotsville Kennedy J., miller, Powbank Mill Kerr, Mrs, Warhare, Ayr Road Kilgeour, La Belle Cottage King, P.. farmer, Kingvale 286 OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Kirk, Mrs, Stamford Villa Kirk, T., Rosslyn Place Kirkaldy, Thomas L., Rockville Kirkwood, Miss, Fenidell Lamb, Miss, Bryanston Lambie, Miss, Shawfield Lambie, Mrs, Berwick Place Lammie, G., Grangemuir House Latta, R., Ellenbank Lawrie, Mrs, Bruce Quadrant Lindsay, William, Bute Place Lindsay, E., Amoskeag, St. Quivox Road Lochead, Miss, Walmer, Ayr Road Lockhart, J., plumber, Gordon Place Love, J. Domira Ludgate, L)., Hawthorn Cottage Ludgate, T., La Belle Cottage Mair, J., Hope Cottage, Main Street Mair, J., Bruce Quadrant, N.T.C. Call Office Mair, G., Rose Cottage Marr, H., Muirhouse, Main Street Maitland, J., grocer, Sandgate Street Manson, D., Main Street Manson, J., Main Street Manson, R., farmer, Moorfield Manson, R., Vennart Villa, Martin, G., Boydfield Meikle, A., farmer, Powbank Meiklejohn, Mrs, Heatherdale Cottage Miller, R., stationer, Cross Mitchell, M., Allangrove Mitchell, J., grocer, Mary Place Mitchell, Mrs, Pai-kend, Marina Road Mitchell, J. E., Ashlea, Marina Road Mowat, Mrs,— Blairleigh M'Caig, — , Victoria Lee M'Call, William, 7 Queen's Terrace M'Cann, William, Crofton, Ayr Road Maconechie, R., 3 Regent Park M'Connell, William. Fernbank, Sandgate Street M'Cracken, William, Dunmhurich M'Diarmid, Mrs, Netherfield Place M 'Ewan, M. A., fishmonger. Main Street M'Ewan, A., stationer, Braemar M'Ewan, Mrs, Dairy, Main Street M'Hutcheon, Mrs, Golf Park M'Kean, A., builder. Frost Cottage M'Lure, J., draper, Main Street M 'Naught, A. H., Whinfield Cottage, Waterloo Road M'Phail, Mrs, Sandknowe Macpherson, H., Claremont, Main Street M 'Queen, Miss, Drumphad, Marina Road M'Whirter, J. joiner, Woodlea 287

M'Whirter, Mrs, Marsden, Shore Neilson, Mrs, Glenwood, Marina Road Neillands, D., "Royal Hotel Stables Nixon, William, farmer. Main Street Orr, William, 5 Bute Place, Main Street Orr, J., water superintendent, Main Street Osbourne, Mrs, Redcliffe, St. Quivox Road Owen, J. M'Gregor, .loiner, Marina Road Paterson, G., Catharina Villa, Shore Paterson, Mrs, Wellpark, Kingcase Paterson, J., Kingcase Cottage Paterson, Mrs, Maggieville Park, William, Summerlee Cottage Peacock, J., Eldon Cottage Peebles, H., blacksmith, Palermo Place Pollock, J., Marguertta Villa Pollock, T., Helena Villa Prothero, E. D., Glenburn Raeside. Mrs, Ravenscrag Randall, H,, Links View Ralston, Miss, Beach House Rankin. Robert, Ervie Rankine, ISIiss, Glenairlie, Marina Road Richards, Dr, C.B., Monkreddan Ridley, J. hairdresser. Cross Riley, Miss, Sudbrook, Marina Road Rodger, William, Abington Cottage, Ayr Road Rodger, R., 3 Rosslyn Place Rose, Robert, Rosebank Runcie, Mrs, 1 Queen's Terrace Russell Miss 5 Seabank Terrace Russell, Mrs, Linndertis, Ayr Road Scott, Rev. E. W. F., B.D., Oxon., South Manse Silver, J., solicitor, Whin Park Smith, M., J. P., Roselea Smith, William, Ryefield, Main Street Smyth. P. R., Stewartstown, Ayr Road Sproat, George, Rugby Cottage Sproat, W. & J., fruiterers, Cross Stewart, J., Eagle Tavern, Cross Stewart, J., writer. Cross Stewart, Mrs, Ryefield Place Stewart, J, C, builder. School Road Steele, J., Red Lion Hotel Steele, J., Bella Villa Stevenson, R., druggist, Bute Place Stevenson, William, Cross Avenut^. Stevenson, J., architect, Marina Road Stevenson, A. A., Llangfernie, Ayr Road Sutherland, J. grocer. Cross Sommerville, William, builder, Main Street Sommerville, T., Ivy Cottage Taylor, James, Hamilton Place 288 OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Taylor, Miss, Redlands Taylor, Mrs G., Sellerbitha, Marina Road Templeton, Misses, Bellfield Templeton, Miss, Ailsa View Thomson, Miss, Golf View Thomson, William, junr., Maranatha Thomson, J., Brownfield Thomson, Mrs, Burleigh Villa Torrance, D., insurance inspector, Victoria Place Wallace, R. D., Kinross Villa talker, A., Golf Inn Walker, R., Dunsandel Walker, Miss, Arran View Watson, J., Eboch Lodge Weir, J. W., Craigard Weir, Miss, Glencairn, Monkton Road Wilson, Mrs, Ardayre Wilson, D. M., draper. Main Street Wilson, J., Belize, Ayr Road Wilson, Miss, Curraghmore Wilson, Mrs, Caldwell House, Ayr Road Wilson William, shoemaker, Main Street Woodburn, A., Elspa Cottage Wright, Rev. W. Hood, Bebeck Lodge Wyllie, J., builder, Bruce Quadrant Wyllie, Mrs, Cessnock Wyatt, Mrs, South Lodge Hotel, Ayr Road Young, Rev, J., Dyrock, Ayr Road Young, Mrs J. G., Craiglea, St. Quivox Road Young, M., ironmonger. Main Street WHITLETTS. Alexander, Andrew, gamekeeper, Barrackhill, 44 Anderson, W. farmer, Kirkhill, 3 Ashton, Mrs, West lodge, Auchincruive, 3 Baird, J. farmer, Barclaugh 5 Blackwood, Andrew, mason, Whitletts, 14 Bone, V\ illiam farmer. East Sanquhar 3 Campbell J, A., Craigie house 1 Clarke, Miss S., Fulshawood cottage, 2^ Cochrane Thomas, iomer Slatehill 3 Cuthbert, Thomas, farmer, Woodhill, 5^ Downie Alex., forrester Barrackhill, 44 Downie, M.. gamekeeper, Mountshaw cottagf, 2^ Drennan, Robert farmer, South Sanquhar, 2 Drummond, D., farmer. Low Thorneyfiat, 2 Dulin, Claud, coachman Auchencruive 34 English Thomas saddler, Whitletts 14 Fergie, James, land steward, Gibbsyard 34 Eordyce P., Mainholm cottage 2 George, James Bridge lodge Auchencruive, 34 Gibb Charles, farmer, Brocklehill 5 Gibson, Robert, constable, Whitletts IJ .

OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Gilmour, William, farmer Wheatpark, 2^ Guthrie, James, joiner Gibbsyard, 3J Henderson, T. miller Privick mills, 5| Hood, Miss grocer Oraighall, 4^

Hutchison S , farmer, Broadhead 4J Jojinston, J. Wheatpark cottage, 2J Leven George forester Auchincruive 3^ Ligertwood, Alex, factor Mounthamilton, 3 Muir James, farmer, Mainholm, 2 Manson James, farmer, Highfield, 3 Manson William grocer, Whitletts 1^ Manson, W illiam, spirit merchant, Whitletta Martin, J., hawker, Whitletts Moody, Alexander schoolmaster, St. Qui vox, 3 M'Auley, A., joiner, Whitletts M Cardie D. Auchincruive stationmaster 3 M Cartney Andrew gardener Auchincruive, 3| M Colm Thomas Padanarm 1^ M Kergow •• illiam joiner Whitletts M'Kerrow J. & W. farmers Dalmilling 1^ M Latchie John Jane's cottage M"Nee William Nursery hall 1^ Neil. Mrs T spirit merchant Ormsboy John farmer Brickrow, 3 Oswald R. A. Auchincruive 3^ Petrie David joiner, Gibbsyard 3^ Robertson, Miss M. Fulshawood cottage 2^ Russell James forrester New barns 3 Russell J. & W. blacksmiths Whitletts Simmons A. B, Craigie stables Smeall William farmer High Thorneyflat 2 Stewart William. Hunter's place - Simpson Stewart surfaceman Stitt Archibald grocer Thomson, John Mid Sanquhar cottage Thomson Robert Mid Sanquhar cottage Wallace James S., farmer Braehead, 1| Williams G. stud groom Auchincruive 3^ Wilson H. farmer Knoltmire 2 Wilson Rev. James manse St. Quixox, 3 Wilson Peter farmer Colvinston 5^ Wyllie Robert gamekeeper Laigland, 4 Young W, farmer Fulshawood 2| Young Miss, P.O. Whitletts .

. . j\d9er\\^emen\^ .

^^ QTEPHEN & POLLOCK respectfully invite attention to their varied stock of Bibles, Church Services, Prayer Books, Psalm and Hymn Books, in Plain and Elegant Bindings.

BOOKS HANDSOMELY BOUND IN MOROCCO AND CALF FOR PRESENTATION.

Purses, Pocket Books, Tourist Cases, Cigar Cases, Ladies' and Gent.'s Card Cases, Writing Desks, Cabinet Photo Frames and Screens, and a beautiful selection of Albums.

COMMERCIAL, FAMILY AND SCHOOL STATIONERY.

Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Day Books, etc., made up of the Best Hand-made and Machine-made Papers, and bound in the most substantial manner.

BOOKBINDING, ENGRAVING, AND RELIEF STAMPING.

Crests, Monograms, and Addresses Stamped in Gold and Colours; Designs furnished, and Dies cut out in the best style. Always in Stock, the latest and most fashionable Notepaper and Envelopes.

CLASS BOOKS USED IN THE ACADEMY AND PRIVATE EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

Reviews and Magazines promptly delivered in town, forwarded to the country, or packed for foreign mails. Daily and Weekly Newspapers posted innnediately on publication.

ORDERS BY POST RECEIVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. STEPHEN & POLLOCK, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, & LIBRARIANS, 3v s.^nsrnDa--^TE, .A.^yE. VIEWFIELD m-

Patronised by STEA/A ^ ^ the Elite of ^ i,e County. LAUNDRY CO.

22 & 24 Allison Street. AYR.

Conducted on THOROUGH SANITARY PRINCIPLES.

WE SOLICIT A TRIAL. ALL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION

GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. CURTAINS CAREFULLY DONE. BLANKETS ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. CHARGES MODERATE. PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION.

r-TTTOJQQOOfJW -»

/Aanageress, - /Aiss A. Woodburn Select Reading Club. cJA/nES A\!;CALL, Bookseller, Stationer, and Librarian, 38 SANDGATE STREET, AYR.

-Agent fok Ordnance and Geological Survey Maps AND Admiralty Charts.

Agent for Milner's Fire and Thief Proof Safes.

BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS OR LIBRARIES SUPPLIED AT REDUCED RATES. BIBLES. TESTAMENTS, CHURCH SERVICES, HYMN AND PRAYER BOOKS, in Great Variety. RELIEF STAMPING DONE IN ANY STYLE ON THE SHORTEST OF NOTICE. PICTURES FRAMED IN ANY STYLE, LARGE COLLECTION OF MOULDINGS.

ARTISTS' MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS for OIL AND WATER-COLOUR PAINTING, a R ALSING, CIGAR & CIGARETTE IMPORTER.

SPECIALITIES IN ALL CLASSES OF FOREIGN LEAF.

Sole Agent for

"SAVORYS " HIGH-CLASS CIGARETTES. "PASQUALl" Do. "BENSON AND HEDGES" Do. "ATTARD ALFRED,' CAIRO, Do. "LOSSIDI FRERES," Do., Do. AND MANY OTHER CELEBRATED CIGARETTE HOl/SES-

SOLE MANUFACTURER OF THE WELL-KNOWN "NEWMARKET' CIGARETTE,

WHICH IS HAND-MADE. AND MANUFACTURED FROM THE CHOICEST VIRGINIA LEAF. OBTAINED ONLY AT 57 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR, NB 5 •

BOOKS I NDING. ^^y^ Gilbert M'Kissock, THE BINDER OF THIS BOOK, Does same at 70 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR,

IN ALL ITS STYLES, AND TO PATTERN, AT MODERATE PRWES......

<^t)eciatUicA. ^^^^^ Frames made up. — • ALSO, Furnishingrs for Home Work.

Note Address— 70 Newmarket Street, Ayr.

William Guthrie,

5oiner anb jfuneral xanbertafter, 235 HIGH STREET, AYR.

Estimates Given, and Orders

Punctually Attended to. , . .

HOUSE - 45 ALLOWAY STREET. J'amil^ Breab & Biscuit flDaJicr,

CaTHCaRT STREET, SYR.

Shop: 32 New Bridge Street*

. Marriage, Birthday, and :;-0i^-r . Christening Cakes, . . .

Supplied on Shortest Notice*

Soirees, etc., M

Supplied at Reasonable Terms. Registered Plumbers, . . . ^

Slate, Lead <& Glass Merchants,

Electrical & Sanitary Engineers, 70 Sandgate.

AND

48 Fort Street. AYR.

Slate Yard, - - North Quay. ^be

*PoAt . . .

Jribat} iWcrning, t iCVt

No Better Advertising Medium in the West of Scotland^

The Popular Weekly^ Large and Increasing Circulation*

OFFICES AND .... GENERAL PRINTING WORKS: NILE COURT, AVR. W. G. WALLACE, Manager. |0ixta0 &tmh^ GRAIN MERCHANT, Citadel Stores, South Quay, A VD and Overmills, ^ * *vi Supplies Beans, Indian Corn, Barley, Oats, Bran, Flour, Oatmeal, &c., &c., at Moderate Prices.

Branch Office —Rai/w/ay Bridge,

Open ori Tuesday, 10 till 4. Connected by Telephone.

Ask your Grocer for . . .

Which is undoubtedly the Finest Brand of

Canadian Flour imported. From its great strength and superior baking qualities.

c)l l^ mos\ tbcoTvom\ca\

And will be found Cheaper in the end than

other qualities sold at lower prices. la

^aWev TCV^lcVeW % Sons,

Mboleeale ...

propision fitercbants, AyR & OLASO0U/.

Also LONDON, LIVERPOOL, and MANCHESTER.

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllIlllltllllllllllIMM

Pure Bons Meal Manufactured on the Premises.

Put up in 1 C-^t- Bags for La^rn^ and hardens.

BACON FACTORY, CROSS STREET & GARDEN STREET.

7roi)t Eijtraijce— MAIN STREET.

Parties having HAMS and BACON to CURE or SMOKE,^ can have them done by sending them in. Telegrams—"HILL, AYR" Telephone No. 15 EST^A-BLISHEID 18i5.

OLD ESTABLISHED ROYAL EMPORIUM

RABBITS, AND POULTRY.

Game and Rabbits Contracted for.

^HE Proprietor takes this opportunity of thanking his nimierous Customers for the very liberal patronage he has received in the past, and hopes for a continuance of the same. By personal attention every effort on his part will be put forth to meet their wishes. Arrangements have been made for a Daily Supply of Salmon from Girvan, Stinchar, and Ballantrae. All kinds of White Fish in their Season. Aberdeen, !Findon, and other Dried Haddock, Preserved Salmon, Lobsters, Prawns, Shrimps, Oysters, etc., etc. SALT HERRINGS—In Barrels, Half-Barrels, Quarters, Firkins, and Half-Firkins. ICE AL^VAYS IN STOCK.

ICE STORES, - - - - 49 HIGH STREET.

Agent for Smith's Prize Fresh and Powdered Butter. P. B. HILL, 47 high street, ^ Ay R ^

Sole Proprietor, ~ - JJMES MLL. 12

TELEPHONE No. 1. TELEPHONE No. 1. GORDON BROS.. ^^ Italian Marebousemen ^ ^ ant) mine /IDercbants, ^ 2f to 25 Newmarket Street,

Also Branch, 90i NEW ROAD,

* GOLD SEai" WHISKY (Special), 3s 4d Per Bottle.

"RED SEftL" WHISKY (rtaTURED), 3s Per Bottle.

HIGH-CLASS TEAS.

1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 2/-, 2/2, 2/4, and 2/10 per Lb.

General Price List on Application. 13 PETER POLLOCK, /Erated Water Manufacturer AND BOTTLER, And Wine and Spirit Merchant,

BUSINESS ESTABLISHED IN 1840.

^UPERIOR DERATED WATERS, supplied all over (^r^ Ayrshire, which are manufactiired by entirel}^ New Machinery, containing all the Latest Patents and Improve- Bients. Guaranteed Pure, and the Best of Qualit}'.

inspection 5nviteD.

Also, a Large Stock of BASS & CO.'S, ALLSOPFS, and SCOTCH ALES, and GUINNESS' DUBLIN STOUT always kept on hand. Having Immense Cellars, which are greatly accommodated. Patrons may rely on their being, well Matured, either in Wood or Bottle.

All Orders Punctually Attended to.

:o: Bottling Works, 18 RIVER STREET, AND CARRICK BAR, South Harbour Street,

-A. -y E. 14 John Frew, FAMILY BUTCHER,

(Established 50 Years.)

69 HIGH STREET,

Branch: 245 HIGH STREET,

^ Y-3R.

{Orders called for and punctually delivered.

House : Aldersyde;, Carrick Road. JOHHSOH BROTHERS' Cash Drapery Warehouse, SO HIGH STREET,

"Otill maintains its well merited reputation, and is ''^^^ renowned far and near for their Choice Goods and for the extreme Low Prices Charged. Every year their trade increases, and their onward success and secret is GOOD BUYING, when in these days of competition the knowledge where

Tto buy best is of such importance. All our Departments are prepared for big demands being made upon them, and

.at no past season have we had nicer Goods in such endless variety. In Dress Materials, in Silks, in Millinery and

Mantles, in Hosiery, Stays, and Gloves, we . will have GOOD SELLING,

.as the temptation we have made in prices alone cannot fail to make a big draw. In Household Furnishings, in Boys' Ready-Mades, and in our Gent.'s Tailoring Department, nothing can surpass the value and the magnitude of our choice that we daily

.show and will try hard to maintain, assuring every- one of the most courteous attention, and in the end GOOD RESULTS to both buyer and seller will have been obtained. J6 Wiohi^vt Wiulluu

Distributor of Teas, Whisliies, Wines,

Groceries, Provisions, Fruits & Confections,. ^ AV R. ^

Fiice List Post Free on Eecelpt of Address* OLD SCOTCH \S^HISKY. Guaranteed Five Years Old.

NO BETTER VALUE TO BE HAD THAN THE EGBERT WALLA.CE BLEND. About 15 U.P. Per Case of One Dozen Bottles, 34s. THE RAREOR BLEND. About 5 U.P. Per Case of One Dozen Bottles, 36s.

Terms—Monthly Accounts, or IJ Per Cent, for Cash with Order. Carriage Paid on 3 Dozen Bottles to any Railway Station in the Kingdonu Samples Sent Free on Application. Robert Wallace,

5, 7, & 9 HIGH STREET, AYR, N.B. Wholesale Warehouse—Academy Street. " Telegrams : Wallace, Ayr." Telephone No, 16. ;

17 The Auld Brig KNITTING & MACHINE WAREHOUSE AND Dalblair Buildings, Aiioway St., AND f8 Banii Street, Kiimarnocic,

Jlome-made cHosiepy Soods, COMFORTABLE, DURABLE & REASONABLE. Ladies' and Misses' Combina- Bassinettes, Scotch made; Per- tions, Slip Bodices, Petticoats, ambulator Rugs, from 2s 6d; Mail Cardigan Jerseys, Stockinette Jer- Carts, Sewing Machines, Knitting seys, Semmits and Drawers; Stock- Machines. ings, ribbed and plain ; all kiads and sizes in stock, or knitted to Acme Wringers, Latest Im- order. Ke-footing done. Ladies' provements, 14in., 18s.; loin.. 20s;

Caps, Gloves, Mits, Cuffs,

Children's Hats and Hoods ; In- fants' Bootees, Gloves, Tarn o' Sewing Machine Accessories. Shanters,Clouds,Gravats,Sleeves, Needles,Spools, Shuttles, Springs, Gaiters, &c., &c. Men's and Lads' Oils, Belts, Oil Cans, etc., etc. Alloa Fingering, Lambs' Wool and Cotton Semi nits and Drawers, Bicycle Accessories.—Bells, Cardigan Jackets, Alloa Jerseys, Lamps, Wrenches, Enamel, Ce- Fingering Jerseys, Dongaree Jac- ment, Rudder Tyres, Ball Pedals, kets, Serge Jackets, Cotton, Rubbers, Trouser Clips, Bags, Oil- Wincey, Tweed, and Flannelette Spoke, Lighteners, Luggage ShirtH, Bicycle Hose Socks and Carriers, Oil Cans, etc., etc. .Stockings all sizes. Ke-footing done. —ooooooooc-

Auld Brig Kniiting & Machine Warehouse and Dalblaip Building^s, Alloway Street,, — L Le Clair, 1Rc\var^e^ tbrec times French ^ ^ in iparis witb & ©olb S, Silver /IDe&als. Hairdresser.

Specialities in Ladies' Hairdressing: and Ornamental Hair.

S Drying Apparatus for Drying Hair. No more Cold after Shampooing. The Thickest Head of Hair Dried in Five Minutes. LADIES BANDEAUX from IOs 6d.

Best Invisible Bandeaux on Hair Foundation.

3 Inches, - - - 30/-

4 Inches, - 40/

5 Inches, - 50/

6 Inches, - 60/-

Patent Net, - from 20/-

Clieaper Makes, ,, 10/6

Invisible Wigs and Toupets for Ladies and Gentlemen guaranteed perfect ht. Toiipets from 21s to £3 3s. Wigs from 30s to £5 5s. Grey Switches and Plaits made iip at extraordinary low prices, much under usual value.

%. %C Clair, Ibalr Specialist Si poaticbcur, H^r

COMSULT HIM IF YOUR HAIR COMES OUT. 19

J. & a. THYLOR. LI3yCia?EID,

AYR,

Engineers and Millwrights^

Makers of Steam Engines & Boilers,

Shafting, Pulleys, etc*,

Steam Cranes,

Hauling&Winding Engines

I^LL KINDS OF REPAIRS DONE PROMPTLY AND CHEAPLY. 20 --^ THE -A.iri^ ^v-- MINERAL WATER CO. (Ll A ITE d), 30 Garoen Street, *^^^ AYR, *^^^

This Company supplies throughout the Town- and County all kinds of Crated Waters. Their Machinery is entirely New, and embodies all the Latest Improvements, which render contamina- tion of any kind practically impossible.

The Company have always in their splendid Cellars a Large Stock of SUPERIOR MALT LIQUORS in prime condition, and are prepared to supply, either in Cask or Bottle.

Bass & Co.'s Paie Ate, Knox's Pate Ale, and Reid «& Co,'s London Stout,

All Guaranteed Pure and Unmixed*

(ilLBERT ROWaN, t\mmm. 21

lU ..f Ph a IM Q .

* O g'-i f ^ Ma

EVEBV .R UNDER, and OS

TOWNH

3= 1° J o 1 ^ (J ® ^ ^err Mtotf)crs^ COAL MERCHANTS

... AKD ...

* COISrTI^.A.CTOI^S. ^^

TAM'S BRIG

{Opposite NGwton-on-Ayr Statlosn).

3DE3:P0T = NEWTONHEAD LYE.

-^—OOO-^

Keenest Prices for Best House Goal and Nuts.

Steam CoaL Nuts, and Dross.

IPdces on Bppltcattom

"KERR, TAM'S BRIG. 23

The Glasgow Tramway & Omnibus Coy.

CAB AND CARRIAGE HIRERS. . •

FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS. • , .

OMNIBUS PROPRIETORS. • • • RIDING SCHOOL PROPRIETORS,

39-47 CAMBRIDGE STREET, GLASGOW,

with 70 Branches throughout the City.

Also at EDINBURGH, LEITH, PAISLEY, GREENOCK, AND BEARSDEN.

BRANCHES AT AYR:

68 SANDGATE STREET, 5 NEW BRIDGE (King^s Arms Stables),

BELMONT AVENUE (Stables), GLASGOW & SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY STATION (Offices on Both Platform.s).

Open and Closed Carriages of every description, including Drags and Family Omnibuses.

TELEPHONE Nos.—4421, Glasgow ; 4900, Glasgow; 969, Edinburgh;

103, Aye.

/'"Omnibus, Avr." TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESSES,- "Tramways, Glasgow." V." Enshrine, Edinburgh." 24

Craigaillar Buildings, 67CR0SSSTREET&34LIM0ND'SWYND.

FAMED FOR HIGH-CLASS WINES and SPIRITS,

From 3 to 20 Years Old. AYRSHIRE CHAMPION BLEND

(Guaranteed 5 Years Old),

3s PER Bottle, or 17s 6d per Gallon.

M'EWEN'S CELEBRATED ALES ON DRAUGHT. BASS IN BOTTLE. GUINNESS' STOUT IN BOTTLE.

M 'KAY'S SPARKLING KOLA.

Mrs THOMAS MILLAB, Froprietriz.

Also, FAMILY GROCER,

Vl/holesale & Retail Wine & Spirit Merchant, 59 WALLACE STREET, AYR.

House—St. Ann's, Prestwick Road. 25 John Reid&Son

26 SANDGATE, AYR, AND

AT 89 BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW.

Funeral Undertakers,

Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers,

House Agents^

TELEPHONE No. 6 8.

:o:

CARPETS BEATEN AND CLEANED

BY Patent ELECTRIC-POWER MACHINERY.

Collected and Delivered Free. 26

AMERICAN . . Steam Laundries,

25, 27 & 29 Wallace ^ New Mill Road, Street, AYR. f GleDe, KBLMARNOCK. FiNEBT Work done by any Laundry on this side the Atlantic. EQUIPPED with a complete outfit of the LATEST IMPROVED AMER- Cx\N MACHINERY, and supported by an intelligent and experienced staff of Employees, Patrons may i-est assured that here LAUNDRY Work is carried through the various stages and processes of cleansing in a manner seldom found in Laundries. Our system, we claim, is superior to all others IN SCOTLAND for simplicity, and yet producing the most satisfactory repilts,. there being no rubbing and scrubbing, no wear and : ear— iii> brief, the Simplest Method on Earth- IbousebolD masbincis at /Hbo^erate Cbargcs. Lace Curtains done up and Finished as New, Is and Is 3d per

pair ; also Tinted, Cream, Ecru, Coffee, &c., 3cl Extra. All kinds of Laundry Work done. Goods Called for and Delivered. Drop a Post Card. /liianaacress. Ipvopvietor. Miss A. H. Wallace. <^ H. H. Wallace.

"SiQCntS will be found in Kilmaurs, Galston, Stewarton,, HlTRLFOBD, MaUCHLINE, CaTRINE, &C. VAN FROM KILMARNOCK. Also Prestwick, Troon, Maybole, Ats'Nbakk, &c. VAN FROM AYR. TEstablisbcb t89l. 27 Alfred Danic, 83 GEORGE STREET,

^ For^the j.^ Finest » , . 1^3 ^ ' ^ lee Cream, ff^^

}^riec) psf\ and Potatoes—5^ 'Creat.

! p Picnic and Excursion Parties Supplied wfith Ice Cream, &c.

WHOLESALE "h AND RETAIL FISH, POULTRY,

and . . iCE MERCHANT, 35 ma IN STKEET, RVR. — ooo 5^ Constant Supply presfx an^ I of

' Dried psK from tKe Best J^arRets.

OCXS Orders Called for and Delivered, 28

Watcfcmaker - ^^ - and Jeweller^

^ 6^ HlgU Street, aYR.

A, M. begs to calt attention

to his Steele of . . .

t£)atcf\es, Clocks, Je-ooellery^ (Silver and Electro - Plated Qoods, of tf\e Best Quality and Hexoest Desi<^rvs.

If you -Leant a prst-rate tOatcfx or Piece of Jeioellery, tf\e (9ld- .establisRec) (5f\op at tKe 3fl0b «CrO50 is tKe place ^to Jet it. JOBBING.

5\^ Does your Watcl^ or Qlock i}ot perfornj ?

^ Take it to MARSJIALL'S, at tl}e FISH CROSS, AYR.

Plate and Je\rellery Cleaned and Repaired <^ on the Premises. <$. 29 • fifidersoii Sros.,

flD(Uincr0, Brapera,

©utfittere, ....

PLACE D'AURAY BUILDINGS, 62 ALLOWAY STREET.

William Taylor,

^ Stationer and ^ »^ Bookseller, ^ DAL.BLAIR BUILDINGS, ALL0U/Ay St., ^VR^

HOUSE- A.lexaxidra Cettage, Coutent Park. 1

^^ o 02 2; ». CO '3 •— 05

\ c 2 s ^ S ^3 3 6 w 2 J "as ^ 1 1 CO i •s 3 S ' r-l :3 ^ z 1 1 f3 1 o if o 1 1 1 2 J3 c/5 ^ H a m ^ ^ w >5 . 1 o i ii ^' < 1 2 o ^ E-i 1 a 11 1 €0 •"t5 o > i5 32 ij s J 2 "* o c^ 1 r 11 c2 1 ft a. JO < 1

ft; Umbrellas, 1 Goods- O o o

Fancy E Gloves, 3 r2 3 id 5 t> f. 2 .2 S 1 1 J 31 •

WILLIAM C. GALBRAITH;

Baftec anb Confectioner, SO HIGH STREET, AYR, AND 26 mm Stpeet, Newton.

AS USED in the QUEEN'S HOUSEHOLD,

Malt Extract Digestive BREaD, BISCUITS, aRD RUSKS- AWARDED GOLD MEDAL. VIENNA BREAD. TRITICUMINA BREAD.

The Lancet says :—

*' We have not examined a better specimen of Ibread, or one that approaches more closely to the I Ideal." 50UFFLES. JELLIES. CREAA5.

EST^^BLISECEIID 184:4:. WM. RAMSAY,32

56 SANDGATE STREET,

:o:-

Estimates Given and Orders Punctually

Attended tb.

JOHN MURCHIE k SONS,

Slaters, Glaziers, Plumbers and Gasfitters^ 19 GEORGE STREET, WALLAGETOWN, AYE, And BURNS STREET, TARBOLTON.

-:o:-

Slate Yard—46 George Streets

-:o:-

^^ House — 8 GofiDON Street, Union Avenue. 33 FR AS E R'S Old Scotch Whisky A Blend of the most famous Distilleries in Scotland. Blended in Bond and Matured in Sherry Casks. SUPPLIED ONLY BY ttfjomas fvascv, CROSS KEYS, 61 High Street and 3 Hope Street, HYDRAULIC BAR, 7 New Bridge Street,

And at CROSS INJS\ KILWINNING.

In Bulk, 18s per Gal. In Gases, 36s per Doz.

Thos. Fraser has always on hand a supply of Old Glenlivet, Long John, Ardbeg, Herald, Pure Rye, American, and other noted Whiskies. Price on application.

Copy of Chemical Report on Mr Thos. Fraser's Whisky. " City Analyst's Laboratory, " 138 Bath Street, " Glasgow, 6th December, 1889. " I have made a careful analysis of an average sample of about 1500 gallons of Mr Thomas Fraser's Whisky, taken by my assistant from the Bonded Stores in Ayr, where it is lying, and from the result of my analysis, I am of opinion that it is a Pure Whisky of good flavour. which has been matured in Sheriy Casks. (Signed) "JOHN CLARK, Ph.D., T.C.S., F.LS., " Public Analyst of the City of Glasgow, the Counties of Lanark and Ren- frew, and the Burghs of Ayr and Kilmarnock." 34 IFY013WISJ1T0P0RCHJ1SE Draperv AND rUlLLINERY (lOODS OF

EXCELLENT QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES,

VISIT

ati4 u\}\Utver^,

217 HIGH STREET, AYR.

Agents for PULLAR'S Dye Works, PERTH. 35

ESTABLISHED 1832. S. IRVINE & SONS,

BOOj^SELLEI\S aijd ST/TIOpRS.

LARGE SELECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS and PHOTOCHROMS, Mounted and Unmounted. PICTORIAL POST CARDS.

BIBLES WITH CHURCH HYMNARY COMBINED In all Bindings. "YE OLDE TOLBOOTHE," 75 High Street, AYR. JAMES M^GREGOR& SON,

riMBEH MEHCHAITTS, &c., TAM'S BRIG SAW MILL, AYR,

— AND — RICCARTON SAW MILL, Kilmarnock.

All Kinds of FENCING. STOBBS, and PALING ALWAYS ON STOCK.

Buyers of Every Description of Home Timber.

House- Kllknowe, Tarn's Bri^. Next to Works. 36 FISH, GAME. POULTRY.

ESTABLISHED 1870. ROBERT flUURrl,

Fish, Game, Poultry, and

Ice Merchant, 22 NEW^ BRIDGE STREET^

S&. Y3R.

Orders Called for and Delivered,

Main Street, PRESTWICK.

Telephone No. 11. Telegraphic Address— '^ ALLAN, AYR. 37

Jlotifi

Robert Robert Burns Bums Tavern, Tavern,

8 Kiv?ER Street, ayR*

When in want of General or Household Drapery ^^ Tpy A. GOLD/ES,

(Taeb Draperi? Marebouee,

36 Main Street, and 2 Church Place, NEWTON, AYR,

Splendid Variety in all Departments. Keenest Prices in the District. Satisfaction to Purchasers Guaranteed.

The Right Place for the Right Article at the Right Price,

Only Entrance—T/ZE CORNER DOOR. 38 |[omec Jl^'drftick

(Successor to RODDIE & M'OR/RWK),

. . . AND . . .

-^ pancy Qoods JM.ercKant, }|~ 236 High Street, Ayr.

PICTURES FRAMED. NEWEST DESIGNS. Hisses HusscU,

Dress, Mantle Makers,

and Milliners, .....

229 Higfh Street, AYR. 39

BUILDER & JOINER. ^^.Ms^l

Sawing, Planing, and l\^oulding

I UNION BUILDINGS,

Telephone No. 126.

AYRSHIRE i^ GALLOWAY HOTEL AND

IKILLOCH PLACE,

(Nearly Opposite Railway Station).

First Class BOXES and STABLING in connection with the Hotel.

THOAA5 5TEEN, Proprietor. 40 AYR. ^iWposUxvg

LESSEES OF

All the Advertising Stations in AYR, NEAAT- TON, PRESTWICK, MONKTON, TROON, IRVINE, MAYBOLE, GIRVAN, & District, .4

*' .- ,\,^'^^' *\

PETER PRICE, PROPRIETOR, OFFICE all communica- 16 New Bridge St., Ayrtrs: to be addressed). Also at PORTLAND ST., TROON, And MILLBRAE, MAYBOLE. 41

• ^ tio to tc $ •i> f i2 s S M lis « 09

UJ $ CO_l 1 11 ^1 a ri © ^ > i 2 •

9 CO CO 1 • <

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1 ii 1^2 1- en S •5 -I o ii i: ft) H GQ 42

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CO »SS Co ° '4:

•^ 4a

COAL MERCHANTS.

59 SJIJIDOTE STREET.

Branch Offices—TAM'S BHIG, Newton, and TOWNHEAO DEPOT, Garrick Road.

nDE:poTS- TowNHEao Lye,

(JOODS SiaTION, NEWTONHEaD LyE, AYR.

ORDERS PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO.

LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, 44

Grand Emporium . , Warehouse Company.

PROPRIETORS. WAREHOUSEMEN. . .

Tlê Leading JViniineiss, Hattei»s H0Sie)»s, SilK IvieYêcps, (ienerâl DpapeT(»s, & Faney Igoods Deale:»s

35, 37, and 39 HIGH STREET, a\R.

and

BMumbetB, . . • ^ 18 FORT STREET,

PARTNERS-

iJ- FERNIE, Registered Plumber, 123 South Quay, A. F. MURRAY, 14 Fort Street. 45

-^ ESTABLISHED 1810. f^ AFFLECK'S, Ayr, For furniture, CARPETS, LINOLEUM, BEDDING, BEDSTEADS, <&C.

^E make all kinds of Furniture of Superior Quality on our Premises in Ayr, and supply it at Lowest Prices.

Special Attention given to Repairs.

FUNERAL UNDERTAKING. [

WAREHOUSE, - 27 HIGH STREET.

WORKS, - ... 49 HIGH STREET.

Sole partner, - - M. w H i T E, 46 47

^ Central Restaurant— '^ t ^ -P -P ^ ^^^ ^ 1«9 HlfiH ST, AYR ^2^ ^^T^i^ (Opposite Wallace Tower).

Assembly's, Soirees, Wedding Parties, etc., Purveyed for. Estimates and Samples with Pleasure.

-m W-tb^mQ anb Chttstrmng Cakes tnabe io ®rbtr. \^ PORTER, ALES. AND /ERATED WATERS.

/IDr M.'s professional Strina 3Ban&

pbr X)ar\ces, SP^t Homes, Pic-Hics, S^sserrvblys.

ANY NUMBER iVIUS!GIANS SUPPLIED. LATEST MUSIC.

For Terms, Note Address—

Fruits, Flowers, nm VEaEtaBLES,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FRUITERERS AND CONFECTIONERS, 151 ?6ig.ft (Street, a^r, And CROSS, PREST^^^ICK.

Memorial Wreaths, choicest designs, with or without Marble Stands, in great variety, at all prices. Wreaths, Crosses, Anchors, or Hearts of Real Flowers made to order on the shortest notice.

BRANCHES AT KILMARNOCK, TROON. PRESTWICK, AND AYR. 48 MATTHEW MORRISON, bailor and Qlothicv,

79 MAIN STREET, NEWTON, - - AYR, - -

Has always on Hand a CHOICE SELECTION of THE NEWEST STYLES m TWEEDS, FaNCY COaTINGS, Etc.

House—YlK^IV COTTAGE, PRESTWICK. janES LINDEN, ^ GROCER, ^

^vovision anb GraiM /IDercbant,

NEWTONHEAD POST OFFICE, 78 Main Street, Newton^

Speclalittes-SEEDS for BIED FANOIEES. 49 Mrs J. 3IHD,

Dress and Mantle Maker,

OOIsTTEHSTT COTT.A.G-E,

Albert Terrace, Wallacetown,

Ayr /Musical Bureau,

W. G. BURGOYNE. The well-known Conductor, Organist and Pianist,

» EGS ^^o respectfully intimate that he is now in a position to supply BANDS OF ANY NUMBER (String, Brass, or Military) for any purpnse required — Concerts. Balls, Bazaars, Garden Fetes, etc., at STRICTLY MODERATE TERMS. None but Men of first-class ability and character sent out.

Fine Repertoire of iUusic—Classical and Popular. AH modern Light Operas as soon as published.

W. G. B. will be glad to give his advice on any contemplated musical arrangements, which his Ion? experience in the profession justifies him in offering. Vocalists and complete Conceit ('ompanies also catered for. Estimates with Pleasure.

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Address, - - BURGOYNE, Organist, Ayr. 50

g ESTABLISHED 1830. ^ R.Dobbic&to.,

BOOT & SHOE . . ^ MANUFACTURERS, ^

31^ 56 Alloway Street

(Place D'Auray, Buildings), .A*"TK"I&,

Have always on Hand a Large & Fresh Stock of their own well-known make in Ijadies', Gentle- men's, and Children's Boots, Shoes, & Slippers.

Also, Enghsh, American, & Continental Goods of the Newest and Most Fashionable Styles, to

suit all Classes, at . . .

-^^ MODERATE PRICES. ^^

Tlje frincipal Bespoke Business iij the County.

rvilir AlKo Expeditiously Executed.

Warehouse comiected by Telephone ivith Tamvorks, Mill Street. 51 John Davidson, Joiner and Builder, 49 NEW ROAD, NEWTON,

^^'•s^^ AYR. •'^=5^

Estimates Given.

JOBBINGS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

House—Osborne Cottage, 58 New Road.

ESTABLISHED HALF A CENTURY.

1. Terry, MeNhanger, Locksmith and Jobbing Smith, 32 HIGH STREET, AYR. —30O0OOCX3O—

Railings, Gates, Ornamental Ironwork, Bells, (Mechanical, Electric and Pneumatic), Speaking Tubes, Storm Plates, Iron Doors,

Sunshades of all kinds, &o. , &c. —000300000—

FIRST-CL/SS WORK and ]\iODEny\TE TEI\MS. ESTIMATES GIVEN. Electric Bells a Speciality—30 Years' Experience. 52

cJ. BOYD,

SBoot and Sdoe &lakev, 49 5ANDGATE STREET,

^^ .A. "ST B. »s

yOP 6007-5 A SPECIALITY. COAL! iMm% faistftci, Qoal Mcvcljant.

Omce, - - 82 SANDGATE STREET. Depot, - - TOWNHEAD.

Best Parlour Coal and Kitchen Coal, Double Nuts, Single Nuts, and Dross, Steam Coal, Blind Coal, Coke, &c., &c.^ All at lowest current rates, and delivered In Truck Loads, Tons, or Cwts. PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION, 53 H ENRY Bell; Kegisteped Chemist (By Examination),

(Formerly Senior Assistant to Glasgow Apothecaries' Company),

NEWTON, AYR,

Eouse—SEAGLEAM, 41 Peestwick Road. JAMES MILLS,

Tcrilop, Clothier, and . Gentlemen's Outfittep, S6 MAIN STREET, AYR,

Has always on hand a choice selection of

the Newest Styles in Tweeds, Fancy Coatings, Etc.

House—54 Church Street. 54 SlEX. DftLRYMPLE,

ASSOC. SAN. INST., LONDON, REGISTERED PLUMBER,,

SLATER, GLAZIER, AND GASFITTER, 115 HIGH STREET, AYR.

DRAINS SMOKE TESTED.

House: BENNINGTON, FOTHERINGHAM ROAD.

GEORGE FERGUSSON&UO.

AND FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS, 113 HIGH STREET,

Jobbings of kinds neatly executed. 55 ANDREW CLIAIE. BUTCHER, iZ^ HAMCURER, 199 HIGH STREET,

Hams and Sausagres, Corned Beef, Pickled Tongues, &c.

House : KNOWESIDE, Castlehill Road. WILLIAM QAW, painter an5 decorator. 22 WALLACE STREET, AYR (Opposite American Steam Laundry).

Good Workmanship and Materials at Lowest Possible Prices.

Paper, Paint, Colours, Varnish, &c. Cheapest in the Trade.

ESTI3yn.A.TES G-X^57-E3Sr.

House: 68 WALLACE STREET^ 56 HDGH MOHTCOMERIE.

Engineer and Millwright, 33 GEORGE STREET,

Maker of all kinds of Steam Engines, Pumps, Hoists, and Gas-Work Utensils.

GRASS CUTTERS REPAIRED AND SHARPENED.

CRAIGIE LAUNDRY, 25 CONTENT STREET,

VsT ^^ L L .A. C E T O ^77" 3Sr,

^ Ay r i^

Washings Called for and Delivered.

PROPRIETOR— 57

WHOLESALE POTATO MERCHANT.

HOUSE- 83 MAIN STREET, STORE- 21 BACK MAIN STREET, ^ A YR, ^

jfreab Supply of IDcQctablea Dail^.

29 AlAm Street,

'Sxecatcd.

ESa?I3yC J^TEIS G-I-^TEIT 58 FJimVi fiROCER and

Provision JWepchant,

Rare Value^ 78 Jlllison Street From 1S4d, 1S6Cl&1S8fl

JIYR SPECIAL Blend, 2s

NOTE ADDRESS—

78 Jlllison street, ,HYR.. THOMAS M^BIRNIE, family f^W^ Butehep,

ayR.

FINEST SCOTCH BEEF & MUTTON. PORK, LAMB, AND VEAL. SAUSAGES, &.C.

HOUSE, r. - HIRPARK, CRMGIE ROAD. 59 ANDREW M. ROWE,

Mine ant) Spirit flDercbant, The EMPIRE BAR,

64 Main Street NEWTON^

AND The HORSE SHOE BAR,

77 George Street, A YR. JOHN SMITH ^ CO.

Wine, SpiPit, and Ppovision Ddepel^ants,

aiLISON STREET, Ncwton, Hyr.

BASS & ALLSOPP'S INDIAN PALE ALE in BOTTLES EDINBURGH ALE ON DRAUGHT. FINEST OLD CAMPBELTOWN and IRISH WHISKY.

PROVISIONS AT THE LOWEST PRICES, 60

Civil and Militavp ZCailovs.

F. A- STONE & SONS, 47 SANDGATE, AYR. TAILORS TO

Ayrshire (EC^OO Imperial Yeomanry

Lanarkshire ,, ,,

Glasgow (Q*O*R0 ,, ,,

BEST LANEMARK COAL SUPPLIED IN Trucks, Tons, or Cwts.

All Orders will receive Prompt Attention.

Address— JAMES MURDOCH, 5 Beaufort Place, M^CALL'S AVENUE. 61 ayRaRMS HOTEL 209 HIGH STREET.

First-Class Family and Commercial Hotel.

WINES OF THE FINEST QUALITY.

SFLENDID HALL for MAEHZAGI! FAHTZES, Etc.

Headquarters of the C.T.C.

/A. DICKIE. Proprietor.

a, Dickson a> Sons, family) Breab an& paetr^ Bafter^, 229 AND 233 HIGH STREET,

J^vi^Zij BiPtl^day, and Chvlst^n^nQ CaKss,. ALL SIZES AND PRICES.

Sultana, Seed, and Ginger Cakes a Speciality,

SOIREES SUPPLIED. 62 David Mackie, Cycle Agent,

98 SJIJ4DSJ1TE STREET, AYR.

REPAIRS A SPECIALITY.

THE CHINA WAREHOUSE, 49 WALLACE STREET, AYR.

A Large Assortment of Glass, China, and Earthenware.

Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets in Great Variety, AN INSPECTION INVITED.

JOHN MATTHIAS, Proprietor. 63

Joljn Irviiie, Slater, Glazier, and Chianey Sweeper, PLACE D'AURAY,

75 DALBLAIR ROAD,

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

Contracts for all kinds of Window Cleaning by the year or otherwise, to suit convenience of Patrons, including

Public Buildings, Business Premises, Banks, Clubs, Offices, and Private Residences. Terms, and ever^^ information, on application.

Place D'Auray, 75 Dalblair Road. 64 Wm. URE, N- Smith & Bellhanger, 115 High Street, AyR.

BELLS— Mechanical, Electric, and Pneumatic;

Railings and Gates ; Iron Doors; Storm Plates

and Locks ; Grates, and Speaking Tubes- Sew- ing Machines Repaired.

4^ TERMS MODERATE. ^^ Yiouji_Tu^

Henry Williamson,

^^ VIOLINIST, ^5

Clifton Cottage^ 2 Albert Terrace

(OFF JOHN STREET), 65 J. Lindsay Copland ENGINEER & CONTRACTOR. SPECJALTIE8-

STEEL AND :B.0N EOOFS. STEEL BBSD&IS. STEEL TANKS, La\7n Howell's Sliarpsnsd by Special

MacMnery. &as Eagiao Bepairs Tsy ttsrougMy Ezp@ri@nced Tradesmen. Marine Espairs.

CLARENCE ERGINEERI^S WOHKI, AYR

Tklegkaphic Address : "COPLAND, ENGINEER, AYR." lAacgregor & Co.,

>\| WHOLESALE FISH and iX^

^ EGG MERCHANTS, . . ff^ 26 YORK STREET, AYR.

Trade supplied with Irish or Continental Eggs at Lowest Quotations.

Trade supplied with all kinds of Cured Fish in season. Aber- deen Finnans, or RALES' Close Fish, Smoked Cod, or Ling, Kippered Herrings, <&c.

FRESH SUPPLIES DAILY. 66

ALEX. BRAGKENRIDGE,

JOINER c£ BUILDER,

^ NEWTON, AYR.

—is/WW—

ESTIMATES GIVEN

JOBBINGS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

Exclusive Ladies' , .

Tailoring Establishment.

* ^ Riding Habits and Young ^ "'^^ Ladies^ Dresses a Speciality^ "t^

KENNETH MACDONALD,

(Successor to JAMES HALLIDAY), 8 CATHCART STREET, AYR. 67

DINING SALOON.

i/o/}#9 Goudie & Son, RESTAURATEURS,

231 High Street, AYR.

:Estirriates given fsp IVIap?>iage Bi^eaKfaBts, Lunel^eons,

Bcfll Suppcps, &e.. In TovJn ©)= Country.

J. &. I¥. FULLARTON,

Lat[2 Splitters,

45 isTE^w^ :ro-^id.

HOUSE- 45 GEORGE STREET. 68 STOR INNS BaR. 102, 104 HIGH STREET, VULCAN TAVERN, 38 NEWTON TERRACE,

Finest BlGrsdm of Old Highland Whiskies— Blended in Bond. Wines and Bff'andies of the Finest QuuSity. Edinburgh Ales in Draught and in Bottle, English Ale and Stout.,

D. MCDONALD, PROPEIETOR.

PVni CQ HAVE A LOOK AT PVPi tQ THE NEW PREMIER, SWIFT, MASSEY, HARRIS, and ACCESSORIES, to numerous to mention, and the Best Value in Ayrshire.

PREMIERS, Free Wheels of the latest, - £10 10s. to £21 SWIFTS, Free Wheels of the latest, - - £10 10s. to £23.

Swift, Spring Frame, Free Wheel, of the Best and Latest

Please call and examine before buying your mount for 1902. Satisfaction guaranteed, REPAIRS attended to with despatch and satisfaction. Charges Moderate. A Large Stock of ACCESSORIES always on Hand. Orders taken for any Make or Style of Cycle. Do not Fall to Examine the Stock now on Hand before Buying Elsewhere. - - - -

EZRA CLARK, 60 SAHDGATE, AYR. t\RS ftLEX. SniTJl, ALLOWAY DINING ROOMS,

2 NEWARK BUILDINGS, BUMS STATUE SQUARE

(Two Minutes Walk from Railway Station).

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BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, and TEAS.

CHARGES AODERATE.

George W3;burn,

JOINER and FUNEF\>L UNDEI\T;ipi\,

^ 92 WALLACE STREET, ^

^•»i<

ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED.

House Address, ' - 63 ELBA STREET. 70 E/ectrO'plating, Gilding, and Colouring^ Plate and Jew/ellery of every Description neatly repaired.

^ JAMES T. KEAN, ^ Manufacturing Goldsmith, Watchmatier,

Jeweller, and Engraver, . . , . . . 163 High Street, -^^^ (opposite Wallace Tower), /\ I LX^. AND AT PRESTWIOK.

SPECIALITY—Gold and Silver Medals, Badges and Presentation Goods. WATSON, BURNS STATUE SQUARE.

Ladies' and Ctiildren's Outfitter.

Babies Outfits.

«^ THE MISSES FISHER,

56o6vcr4, and Stevcrvi,

^adicA' y- Gftltdrcn'd 0«.ttittcrd,

49 and 81 Newmarket Street,

JOHN LOVE.

TAILOR AND CLOTHIER.

61 NEWMARKET STREET,

AYR. 72 D. YOUNG, Staymaker, Dress and Mantlemaker, BABY LINEN and LADIES' OUTFITTER, 36 AND 38 NEWAARKET STREET,

Always in Stock a Large and Varied Selection of Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, Dressing Gowns, Dressing Jackets, Aprons, Shirts, Blouses,

STAYMAKING DEPARTMENT. Ladies' Stays, made to measure, from 5s. Ladies' Belts and Shoulder Straps made to order. DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. Style up to date. Fit perfect, and Charges Strictly Moderate.

SPECIALITIES. A Choice Selection of Very OLD PORT, SHERRY, and CLARET WINES. Fine Old Blended WHISKIES of a Quality seldom to be procured, 2s 6d, 2s lOd, and 3s per bottle. TEAS, Pure and Blended, of Rare Value, from Is 4d to 28 6d per lb.

PROVISIONS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER. JAS. m'eaRTNEy, aF'ISBEBE C3ROSS, it'Y'aa. OEORGE MILLER,

Joiner an5 jpuneral Tlln&crtaljer,

Sobbings "pvomptlp E^ccntcif,

CHARGES MODERATE.

/. M. CURRIE, %- TOBA CCONIST,

^s High Street, Ayr

3€i6fi-Cjass 3obacco^, Cigars, and Ci^areffcs.

Presentation Pipes and Walliing Sticks

in Great Variety. 74 R. « STEWART.

38 High Street, AYR.

OTJarblc Clocks, WafcFies, ^eweKert^, Scq.^ IN ©BEAT VARIETY.

Repairs of all kinds a Speciality, and under Pei-sonal Supervision. John Meikle,

^\a\er axvi ^Vax\ev,

WALLACETOWN, \ia\es\ vilp-\o-Aa\e ^oo^s Jov 3^^^-'^ >Neav.

Hats and Caps, Shirts and Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, dc. NEWEST LONDON NECK-WEAR.

HOSIER, HATTER, ETC., 139 HIGH STREET (OPPOSITE NILE COURT), AYR.

Address—

28, 32 Mallace Street

> •»* <

%H Crackers a Speciality* ^ 76

British Hairdresser. Britisii Prices, 5

09 M

2" w^

O (t> A • » W

CHAS. H. SUTHERLAND, British Hairdresserp 16 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR.

?3oofe6cttcr and litationer, 5 union BuiLDincs. avR, HAS ALWAYS ON HAND A FINELY SELECTED STOCK OF BOOKS, STATIONERY,

*-vS;;^ Picture prame J^ouldings. •^.

(Successor to JOHN REDMOND,)

' Joiner anb funeral 'Ulnbertaker,

34 NEW ROAD, NEWTON,

-o JSlIT^EL. o-

.,|._.«^. H,

JOBBINGS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

HousE-lOl NEW ROAD. FAMILY GROCER AND PROVISIONyX yfA^j/^ NEW„„,_, MERCHANT. AS/V ROSD ^^ (TAM'S BRIG,) NEWTOn-ON-aYR.

SPECIALITIES: **«x.3T CHEESE, HAMS .AND BACON. FRESH BUTTER AND COUNTRY EGGS DAILY, FINEST AMERICAN FLOUR AND AYRSHIRE OATMEAL. Note-Only FINEST Sept. ROBERT HUNTER & SONS, 3vonfouni>cv8, wauacETOWN foundry. LIMOND'S mm, AYR.

HOUSE- 24 Russell Street or 6 Nelson Street, Newton.

Estimates and every information given on Application.

D. & T. BONE, PLASTERERS, 8 6 ELBA STREET.

HOUSK— 17 QUEEN STREET.

Strict attention given to all ©r&ers. JOINER, 41 GEORGE STREET

Estimates given for all kinds of Work.

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^Jobbing Punctually Executed I^

House: 41 FORT STREET.

DRINNAN & MURPHY,

Jiegistered Plumbers, Slaters & Glaziers, 88 GEORGE STREET, WALLACETOWN,

ALL OBDEBS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. 80 JAMES GIBSON, Wholesale ConfeotioBter and Fancy Goods Merchant,

Best Selling Confectionery. Large Assortment OF Fancies.

Newest Season Goods, incSudSrt^ SlflarEsles, Tops, Peeries,, Skip RopsS; BaiSoons, India ilultibec Balls, &g.

Only Address—25 Main Street, THOMAS ROWAN,

Tailor and Clothier,

Has always on hand a Splendid Selection* of all the Newest Styles in Tweeds^, Serges, Coatings, &c.

House—Ashdell, St. Leonards Road, : Greenan Steam Laundry,

[over. GREENAN

STEAM LAUNDRY GOY. Doonfoot, AYR.

STfvc J?inc6t (Situated ^aandr^

in tfie 3"ving,dom,

Outside Drying, h

-4 Grass Bleaching.

CARPET BEATING AND CLEASING.

Largest Orders Executed on the Shortest Notice.

Manager—DAVID BOWIE, 81 , T. FiTZSiA/noNS,

(Late MURPHY cb CO.),

GLASS, mm & EARTHENWARE MERCHANT, 21 & 23 RIVER STREET,

.A^^ET :ei.

All Goods of^hig^hest quality at moderate Prices.

TBIAL SOLICITED.

JAMES H. FULTON,

Painter, Paperhanger & Decorator. NOTE NEW ADDRESS—

Has always on hand a Large Selection of Best

British-made Papers ; alsO; a Splendid Assortment of Ceiling and Dade Decorations, in Salamander, Lincrusta, Lignomur, and Anaglypta.

House Address—FLORIDA TERRACE, 82 JOHN MACKIE'S

q4 a\v3lvess\xvcj '^aVoon

68 MAIN STREET,

<^ ^% m

NEWTON CLOTHING HOUSE-

New Styles in Men's Suits and Suitings for the Season, Ready-made or Made to Measure, 14s 6d to 60s. *'You WANT A Suit."—See our range to Measure at 35s. Nothing like them in Ayrshire at the Money. Trousers at 2s. lid to 15s 6d. Working Trousers in Homespun, Tweeds, Serges, Mole, and Cords—Large Stock. Boys' Suits from is lljd to 16s 6d. Long Trouser Suits, 8s 6d to 25s. Hats, Shirts, Hosiery, Caps and Scarfs. Waterproof Coats from lOs 6d up. Oilskin Goods, all kinds, kept in Stock. Coats, Jackets, Leggings, Dongarees, Serges, Painters' Jackets, Trousers and Aprons, Grocers' and Butchers' Jackets. If you require anything in the Clothing Line we cans supply you. Please Call or Write for Samples. ROBT. MILLAR, Jr., Proprietofi. 83 MONUMENTAL WORKS, Railway Bridge, Ayr. tiesEPH Beyo,

Has always on hand a Well-selected Stock in Granite Marble, and Freestone.

Monuments Cleaned and Repaired. Inscriptions Cut.

CLEANLINESS CONDUCIVE TO LONGEVITY. The March of Progress and Better Conditions of Life,

Laundries have become a necessity of the times— f/iei/ save inconveniences and worries in many a household. THE VICTORIA LAUNDRY Assures Patrons of all that is most perfect in Laundry Work.

Family Washings receive special attention. Goods called for and delivered. Vans call regularly in Ayr and Suburbs, Prestwick, Troon, and Monkton. Orders by post receive prompt attention. Price Lists on application.

Please Note Address— J. & M. TULLOCH, Victoria Laundry, PRESTWICK ROAD, AYR. 84 JOHN DRINNAN, JOINER, 30 Wallace St., Ayr.

ESTIMATES GIVEN.

House, - 2 HawkhilL

POULTRY. FRESH SUPPLIES DAILY.

To^n and Country Orders Promptly Executed.

TELEPHONE-lTo.63,

FISH, CAME, PDOLTRY, AND ICE MERCHANT,

179 HIGH STREET, AYR. | R. G. SEMPLE,

Successor to JOHN SEMPLE,

(lENERaL aND FURNISHING iRONmOnflCR aND Iron rtERCHSNT, 57 HIGH STREET

CORN EXCHANGE, AYR.

RANGES, REGISTER GRATES, TILE HEARTHS, PANELS, AND KERBS, LOCKWOOD'S CELEBRATED CUTLERY, and SORBY'S & MATHESON'S TOOLS, KITCHEN And DAIRY UTENSILS, GARDEN AND FARM IMPLEMENTS, BUILDERS' AND JOINERS' IRONMONGERY,

ROPES, TWINES, PAINTS, and OILS.

^atn|3A a (dfjcciatt^. 86

R. (s J. JftrtlE.

^tafccrA, and Stag^icr^, . ,

18 NORTH HARBOUR STREET, AYR.

All Orders Punctually Attended to. A. MITCHELL,

DEgOR/TIVE P/INTEI\ and GL/ZIER,

1 RALSTON PLACE, Hawkhill (SANQUHAR ROAD),

PAINTING, DECORATING, and GLAZING,

Executed at Moderate Rates. Work guaranteed. Estimates furnished

PICTURES FRAMED. OLD FRAMES RE-GILDED. 87

SPECIAL OLD SCOTCH WHISKY,

James Cleat,

Mine & Spirit fIDercbant,

waiiacE TOWER, avp.

COCKMRN ^ COm LTD. Casfz Clzemists,

170 HIGH STREET, AVR.

PURE DRUGS, PATtNT MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY I ARTICLES, TOILET AND NURSERY REQUISITES,

At Strictly Wholesale Rates.

LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND FRESHEST STOCK IN THE TRADE. 88 3^of)n S. Stcwavtr JOINER AND BUILDER, 122 GEORGE STREET, WALLACETOWN, AYR.

JOBBING OF ALL KINDS NEATLY EXECUTED. ESTIMATES GIVEN.

House, - 122 GEORGE STREET.

JftiiES Innes, n.p.5.

Chemist and Druggist,

16 and 18 Jiew Bridge Stpeet

ag,cnt tor \K>. \^ (X. SUt>c^.

HousE—23 Fort Street. 89

JOipRS aijd BUILDERS, 72 HIGH STREET,

JOBBINGS OF ALL KINDS NEATLY EXECUTED.

6o>i:itnai:cA Si

J. & D. REID, Cabinotmakers, Upholsterers,

AND Funeral Undertakers^

90 and 97 HIGH STREET, AYR.

in oitoc^ or Atadc to Order

House— 1 HAVANNAH PLACE, VIEWFIELD ROAEh. S

90 W. WYLLIE HOUSTON,

19 NEWMARKET STREET,

., ^.<>-.

From MagDOUGALL'S, Sackville Street, London, W.

WILLIAM STEWART, I IPatnter an^ paperbanger, 22 NEWMARKET STREET,

Has always on Hand a CHOICE SELECTION" OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS in

P A P E R H AN G I N G At the Lowest Possible Price.

//owse—Dalblair Cottage, Dalblair Road. 91 d. M'LEOD, (Successor to 0. HIGHET,) Ipainten paperbaiiQcr. decorator. &c, 28 Newaarket Street.

House—1 UNION AVENUE.

PAINTS, COLOURS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, &c., &c. Paperhangings in Every Variety.

iJ®Ml

<3t:ocer d Mine nDercbant

OLD BRIDGE EJ4D

AY R. 92

Manufacturing and Dispensing Chemist, Newmarket Street, Ayr»

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Beveridgre's Hypophosphite Syrup, with Pepsine, 2s Gd and 4s 6d per Bottle.

Drugs and Chemicals of the purest quality. Turkey and Honey- comb Sponges. Mineral and Crated Waters. Homeopathic, Patent, and Proprietary Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Requisites, Tooth, NaU, and Hair Brushes, Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps, Ladies' Shoulder Straps, Sanitary Towels, Abdominal Belts, etc. Manufacturer of Medical Syrups and other Pharmaceutical Proprietary Preparations.

HOTTSEf - - - 1*7 Bams Street..

60 HIGH STREET, AYR,

Have always on hand a Choice Selection,, Newest Designs and Shapes in Glass,, China, and Earthenware.

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A good variety of Toilet, Dinner, Tea, and Dessert Sets, from the Best Makers. WALKER'S COMPOSITION PAVEMENT.

^We beg to call attention to our Composition, which is being largely adopted for Road- ways, Carriage Drives, Footpaths, Byres, Barns, Hay Sheds, &c.

FOR DAMP COURSES and UNDER FLOORS.

1PRICES MAY BE LEARNED ON APPLICATION TO- IV. G- Walker & Sons, Ayr,

WILLIAM SURCEOHER,

UPHOLSTERER, AND AHTIIJOE FORNITURE DEALER, TO HIGH STREET,

Carpets and all kinds of Furniture in Great Variety.

ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Note Address—70 lESIGH STREET, .AJYR

. (OPPOSITE FISB CBOSS). 94

THE AYRSHIRE AUCTION COY., Ltd., aVR aND (iIRVaN,

Auctioneers, Valuators, and Live Stock Salemen,

ALL KINDS OF SALES CONDUCTED IN TOWN OR COUNTRY.

Proceeds Guaranteed. Inventories and Valuations for Government Duties Made.

ROBERT WATSON, Auctioneer and Manager.

Office, . . - - 55 KYLE STREET, AYR.

Tljon^as Walter,

ViilNE and SPIRIT MERCHANT, KyLE Ta\?EKN^

33 and 35 KYLE STREET,

AYR. 95 . Wm. Burns^

CHEMIST k DRUGGIST, 134 HIGH STREET (Next Union Bank).

Jlouse : 34 GARDE]^ PARK, >IILLER ROAD:

FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONIVIONGER, 140 HIGH STKEET,

ENQUIRIES SOLICITED.

Estimates given for every Article connected'^ with the Trade. 96 Peter Duncan (Successor to "Walter Millar), CARTING CONTRACTOR.

Office—14 North Harbour Street. Stables—48 Green Street Lane, Newton, Ayr. Orders left at 5 Kyle Street will be attended to. ESTIMATES GIVEN. Furniture carefully removed by Cart, Van, or Lorry. Experienced Porters.

House Address— ^ 166 High Street, Ayr.

Teleplioiie No. 92.

R. CRADDOCK, .

Tailor and Clothier,

i66 HIGH STREET

(Opposite CARRICK STREET), To BE FULLY ALIVE TO EVERYTHIXa

PERTAINING TO OUR . . . TOWN AND COUNTY READ

TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.

Fullest Reports of Meetings. Gossip on Sports anl> General Subjects, Notes on Current Topics. Serial Tales by Well-Known Authors.

The Best Advertising Medium.

From All News-Agents,

or delivered in town direct from office. Evert Requirement in the way of ^ Tpvinttng ^

Nothing Too Large or Too Small TO BE Undertaken.

Care, Promptness and Moderation Exercised.

Publishers op The Ayr ABC Time Table and Guide to Ayr. 97 JAMES KENNEDY, rtONUHENTHL ScULPTOR, iHOLMSTON ROAD (opposite Cemetery Gate),

Designs and Estimates of Granite, Marble, and Freestone Monuments Free,

Inscriptions Cut and Monuments Cleaned or Repaired in Town or Country, at Cheapest Rates. WANTED KNOWN Why hundreds go to GEBBIE'S weekly to get their Boots and Shoes repaired. Simply because, as they say, they find they get better value there than they can gefc any other place. 115fOOO Repairs

Having passed through his hands within eight years is the best of proof that he can suit the people in quality and price.

The People's Shoemaker, 19 HIGH STREET, AYR,

N.B. — The Slioemaker buys direct from the Tanneries, thereby saving all intermediate profits. FRESH SUPPLY OF

Groceries & Provisions / \>

-. : ALWAYS S// 76 ON HAND. saNDaaiE st. AYR.

SPECIALITIES :—

Ham. Cheese. Butter. Iggs. THOMAS YOUNG

DRESS AND MANTLE*MAKER.

54 Newmarket Street, AlfH 99

ESTABLISHED 1839. WM. JOHHSTOK & SON,

IPaititerA, Siecoratoro*,

Oft 54 Sandgate Street, Ayr, ^

Have always on hand a Choice Sslection of FRENCH AKD ENGLISH PAPERHANGINGS,

BORDERS, &c., PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, and BRUSHES,

FOR Sale.

ADAM & CO., ^\ FAAILY BUTCHER. 9 J^ewmapket Street, JIYR.

)0{

SAUSAGES, PUDDINGS, POTTED MEAT, CORNED BEEF AND TONGUES.

BACON AND HAM SMOKED to ORDER.

House-FAIRHOME, 46 CASTLEHILL ROAD.

TELEPEO^^E No. 39. 100 THOMAS LIMOND, General Furnishing Ironmongfer

STORES—101 HIGH STREET.

RANGES, GRATES, TILES. BUILDER'S IRONMONGERY.

Lennox V Se^^ie, HaiTL Curers, 1^0 HIGH STREET, AYR.

Telephone No. 56. Telegrraphic Address, "Lennox, Ayr.' 101

ESTABIJSHED 1881.

J. LEGGAT & SONS,

Plain and Ornaaental Plasterers,

Concrete Papers ant) Cement "Worfiers,

11 & 13 J4ELS0.N STREET,

NEWTON, AYR.

wiLLian ociCj, FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER

AND ladies' tailor,

46 SANDGATE street, AYR. —

102 James Jack, JOINER, STAIR-RAILER,

. AND WOOD TURNER, 54 KYLE STREET.

Jobbings Punctually Attended to.

J. &. furdic,

MiLLinER miY> Draper,

Has always on Hand a Large and Weil-Selected Stock of the

. Latest Novelties .

Direct from LONDON and PARIS Markets. —WVW 119 High Street, 103

Telephone No. 100. W, & J. m'nair, BUTCHERS,

CORNED BEEF AND PICKLED TONGUES. i m HAMS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Pork, Lamb, and Veal, in Season.

22 Sandgate Street,

House—1 Dalblaip Teppaee.

Latest London FASHIONS

Hatters, Hosiers, Glovers, Shirtmakers, 8 8 HIGrH STI^EET, .^"^ :R . 104 The Carrick Shoeing Forge.

WILLIAM PATERSON

47 Carrick Street, AYR.

ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS.

J. C. HIGHET.

Registered Plumber,

10 ALLOWAY STREET,

TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS—" HIGHET, AYR.'^

TELEPHONE No. 96. »" ^x^^. \] Some Printers

try to stick their customers on poor

paper, poor ink, poor work, and careless handling. ^ ^ ^ ^ They seldom stick them but once*

We try to make our customers stick

to us by using good paper and ink, .^

and by doing first'class up-tO'date work*

Perhaps our prices help, they^ll stand

investigation.

Ask for Estimates and Specimens.

ROBERT DONALD & Co. PRIfiTERS & E/NQRAVER5 55 DALBLAIR ROAD, AYR.

SEE OVER PRINTING

ACCOUNT HEADINOS, flEMOS, LETTER HEADS, POST CARDS BUSINESS CARDS, ENVELOPES GUMMED AND TIE-ON LABELS. FROM 4/6 PER 1000

TRADESMEN'S PASS BOOKS. Interleaved Blotting, Cloth Cover and

I Printed in Gold from 16/- a gross

.. I ^-

\. LABELS IN WHITE LETTER PROCESS i for bottles, boxes, etc.,

I ^

\ CIRCULARS and BOOKLETS written up and Printed at moderate prices.

COLLECTING BOOKS of all kinds for Instalment Businesses from 18/- a 1000

cSd &1 cSd

SEE OVER ALSO PAGES 3 6c 4 SUPERIOR IVORY • I VISITING CARDS.

FIRST-CLASS PRINTING. Jl I

Jjt Jt HIGH-GRADE INK. Ladies'

50 ...... lie 100 2/6 \ Gents'

1'3 2/- 50 100 I Co^ PRIVATE ADDRESS NOTE PAPER.

120 Sheets Superfine Note Paper with any Address neatly Printed and 120 Plain Envelopes to match

Price 3A ^01-

SEE PACES 1^2 OVER OTHER LINES.

ACCOUNT BOOKS of all kinds

made to Order or from Stock. .^ LETTER BOOKS. RECEIPT BOOKS. DUPLICATE ORDER BOOKS.

Agents for PENCARBON Co., U.S.A.

Letter Filing Appliances. TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES.

Fountain and Stylo Pens of best makes.

Fine Quality Lead Pencils. PAY ENVELOPES.

Almost anythirsg in the Stationery line

ROBERT DONALD & Co., TRIMTERS S EMQRAVER5 55 DALBLAIR ROAD, AYR.

SEE OVER 105 JAAES THOASON

dobbins BlaoksmSth & Bellhanger,

115 HIGH STREET, AYR.

Railings, Gates, and all kinds of Ornamental Ironwork.

Spuing Barrelled Sunshades Fitted iip Complete.

Mechanical and Electric Bells.

Speaking Tubes, Stormplates, &c.

First-Class Work in all Branches. Estimates Given.-

ue Browns Whisky, ^

A Blend of tlie Finest Old Higtiland Wiiiskies (always the same).

17/6 per Gallon ; 3/- per Bottle.

WINES and ALES of Finest Quality.

A. BROWN, 9 NEWMARKET STREET. 106 JOHN 3TEEtl,

Mine Sc spirit Merchant,

i45 HIGH STREET,

D. VOUNG, -^ General Draper ^ Silk Mercer, 155 HIGH STREEiT, AYR,

BEGS to announce that he has always on hand a Large and Varied STOCK of GOODS in all Departments suitable for the Season.

The LATEST STYLES in MANTLES, JACKETS and CAPES, «&c.

NEW DRESS MATERIALS in all the Latest Fabrics and Designs.

The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is complete with the Newest Styles in MILLINERY, BONNETS, STRAW. FELT, and BEAVER HATS, VELVETS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, LACES,

MANTLE and DRESSMAKING done on the Premises, under Experienced Superintendence, at Moderate Prices. Style and Fit (Guaranteed.

INSPECTION INVITED, 107

JOHNGAMFEELL&CO. (REGISTERED),

Practical Plumbers and Gasfitters, Slating and Glazing*,

175 High Street, AYR.

Charges Moderate.

All Orders Punctually Attended to. Estimates Given.

House—18 MILL STREET, or 3 ROSEMOUNT TERRACE. JOHN M INTYRE, croiisrEiR, Butlber an& jfuneral llln&ertaher^ 83 & 85 WALLACE STREET, AYR.

JOINERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. ESTIMATES GIVEN. JOBBINGS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

,H0use-7I CflSTI.EHILL R0flD. loa I

DALMELUNGTON IRON COY.

Best Household Coal always on hand:

Also, Nuts and Dross.

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

ORDERS TAKEN AT EITHER THE

: : WELLINGTON CHAMBKHS.. 4" ^ OR — ? ' BKLMONT SIDINGS. •^ -^ -^

Mrs LocKfl^RT,

Grocer, Mine & propieion fIDercbant,

11 Sandgate Street,

W'/AT"^ ^y4{?0yi^, ^//£iF5£, BUTTER, EGGS, Etc, Ete^ 109

Coal Merchant nxib GnxxmQt Hirer,

75 & 77 WALLACE STREET,

Best Household Coal supplied Loose or In Bags,

Wholesale and Retail.

€har-a-l3ancs. Galas, Brakes, "Waggonettes, &c., &c., on Hire. Se©TT's Registry, For Private, Hotel, Club, Institution, and Country Servants,

IH^ve always on their List a Large Number of all Classes of Servants

for Pei-manent Situations ; also, Temporary {'ooks, Tablemaids, Laundresses, &c., for Daily and Weekly Engagements. SPECIALLY FITTED UP AS A FIRST-CLASS REGISTRY.

Letters and Telegrams Promptly Attended to. JAMES SCOTT, HOUSE AND ADVERTISING AGENT, .Factorage for all classes of Property undertaken at Moderate Rates. Personal Attention Given. FURNISHED HOUSES AND APARTMENTS TO LET. J S. has always a Large List of Houses to Let for Summer and Winter Months.

Agent for Sun, Fire, and Life Insurance Offices.

68 NEWMAEKET STREET (L"S1/e^2t"), AYR. 10 janE5 CLSRK,

IbowBC 3factor, Offiee-80 SANDGATE STREET.

House—INKERMAN COTTAGE, ^ fipr^an Teppcree, Fopt, -A- ^2^ I?,.

Factorage undertaken on all Classes of Property on Moderate Terms.

WILLIAM DRIHNAN, Joiner 6 Builder, 82 GEORGE STREET, W^ALLACETOWN, AYR.

House—CHILLIAN, PRESTWICK ROAD.

Jobbing of all kinds Neatly Executed^

ESTIMATES GIVEN. Ill

Fishmongep and Poulterer, 178 High Street,

.^sS^^IEl.

ALL KINDS OF Fish, Poultry and Game,

Opders Called for Every JAopning

and Deliveped Ppomptly.

TdegTMns—"'Wreersr, Arr." Telephone—Ho. 88. 112

// JanES SrtiTii, e^^- '«4 ^ J^ ^ BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. ^^^ °'^<-iry ^ ^^^ (Late of Allan

/ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER.

Note the Address—

The Edinburgh Boot and Shoe Shop,

88 SANDGATE STREET, AYR. lyiiss E. BaiRD

iMiss ANN FORBES),

Court Dpessmakep, JAillinep,

16 BARNS STREET, AYR. 113

AYR STEAM SHIPPING

COY., Ltd. SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.

Regliar 8TEAM Communication with BELFAST and LARNE, via AYR, AYR to BELFAST Daily (Sundays excepted) at Midnight. BELFAST to AYR Daily (Sundays excepted) at *8 p.m. (* Sails on Saturday at 7 P"ni.)

-AYR to LARNE—Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at or after 10 p-ra. LARNE to AYR—Every Tuesday and Thursday at 8 p.m.. and on Saturday at or after 6 p.m. (Irish Time). Regular Service between AYR and CASViPBELTOWN, and AYR and DUBLIN^ For Fares, &c., apply to Ayr Steam Shipping Company, Ltd,, Ayr. ALLAN GIBB, CABINETmAKER,

70 HIGH STREET, AYR.

Capets and Furniture, in Great Variety, always on hand*

^] Orders Punctually Attended to. m- 114

J>le>/} Q)roximox\^ex:>( >N arekouse ^ 225 High Street.

Kitchen Ranges, Room Grates, Fenders, Ashpans, Iron Beds, Straw, Wool, Hair and Spring Mattresses, Bolsters and Pil- lows, all of which have been recently Reduced in Price. Parties will therefore find this a good time for purchasing, also to those making

I hold at present a very large stock of articles suitable for above, including Table Cut- lery, Spoons and Forks, Electro-Plated Goods, &c., &c. Inspection inmted. Alexander Baiiiie, ironmonger. i^'^Sride ^ King. AYR CYCLK WORKS,

^toue Dried Enamelling and Linining done in any Coioun

Noticing too Difficult or too Did to Repair. 115 '

TELEGRAMS. "PATON, CEMENT, AYR." Telephone No. 71, Ayr.

ESTABLISHED 1887. , JOHN D. PATON, BUILDERS' MERCHANT, HEAD OFFICE—NORTH QUAY, AYR, STORES—Ayr, Ardrossan, Irvine, and Dumfries.

All kinds of Builders' Plasterers' Slaters' and Plumbers Materials kept in Stock.

Sole Agents for-

J. B. White & Bros,', London, PortLmd Cement; Hilton, Anderson & Co.'s Portland Cement; London Portland Cement Co.'s Portland Cement; Camlougli Irish Lime; Vulcanite Co.'s Damp Course and Roofing Felts; Carmyllie Steps and Pavement. Q. D. Fraser,

Union Buildings

(OPPOSITE PASSENGER STATION),

Faints, Colours, Varnishes, Brushes, and Wallpapers. H6 M « imi

MILLINERS,

30 >f^e\\\ng\oti ^^Viam'ber^,

-j£3l« JS_ -ItC LITTLEJOHNS' ^^ SPECIALITIES For invalids.

OLD WINE STORES

(Established 1818).

3 SANDGATE street, AYR. AYRSH IRE

HOME KNITTED HOSIERY. OUR OWN MAKE. MADE FROM BEST HOME AND SELECTED WOOLS. WILL STAND HARD WEAR.

Gent.'s Cycling, Sliootin^, and Snicker Hose in New Colonrings. Speeial designs in Tops.

IN PINK, WHITE, AND SHETLAND.

Novelties in Ladies' Shirts, Veilings, and Neck Wear,

A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF CORSETS, UNEQUALLED fok COMFORT, FIT, and FINISH.

Ladies XTuderclotMng in G-reat Variety, To Bvlt all Seasons.

Gent's Shirts, Pants, Pyjamahs, Tweed, and

Tennis Shirts. MACKENZIE, 137 HIGH STREET, AYR,

HOUSE-5 BRUCE CRESCENT, ;

118

Enoineers anb MillwriGbts, AY R.

ALL KINDS OF GENERAL REPAIRS DONE PRONPTLY AND AT MODERATE PRICES.

ad"d°J#ss}-72 green street LANE. JAMES CRAIG, auctioneer an& Xtve Stocft agent.

AYR, GLASGOW, KILWINNING, and STRANRAER.

COUNTY AUCTION MART, AYR, Every TUESDAY.

GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET , WEDNESDAY. COUNTY AUCTION MARKET, KILWINNING, „ THURSDAY.

COUNTY AUCTION MART, STRANRAER, . . „ FRIDAY. {MONTHLY ^SM,ES of all Classes AYR HORSE REPOSITORY.. ..

Sales (Agricultural or otherwise) Guaranteed, and Conducted on the Best of Terms. Telegraphic Addresses—" Craig, Ayr;" "Craig, Cattle Market, Glasgo-.\ ;" "Craig, Mart, Stranraer." Postal Addresses—

County Auction Mart, Ayr ; Loudon Arms Hotel, Glasgow 3Ieikle's Hotel, Stranraer. Telephone No. 42 and iia. [19 • DAVID MILLIGAN,

Joiner and Builder, 12 SMITH STREET (Head of Kyle Street).

Jobbings of all kinds neatly executed*

ESTIMATES GIVEN.

House: Inveriea, 40 Carrick Road. W/A. /AILLER, Plasterer. 4o MILL STREET, (For 40 Years loith the late H. H. Smith).

-O-

JOBBINGS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO, ESTIMATES GIVEN.

House: 14 Kyle Street, AYR. 120 Fruit & Flower Emporiums,

10 Union Buildlngrs & 87 Main Streetj^Ayi*. (Opposite Passenger Station). Connected by Telephone.

J^UE^LOWERS; BOUQUETS, WREAT::5> HI C. f^#.5^

Seedsman Sc cTforisf, cFruiferer Sq Coqj'ecfioner.

Bridal and Ball Bouquets, Wreaths, and all Memorial Desi^is on shortest possible notice. Nowhere can these Fruits and Flowers be had in greater perfection or variety, or at more moderate prices than at M'CuLLOCH's Fruit Emporium. MEMORIAL WREATHS, Choicest Designs, with or without Ma.rbel Stands, in great variety, at all prices Inspection invited. Letters punctually attended to. Telegraph Addr« M'CULLOCH, FKUITERER, AYR." 1

121

g 1 ^ -i ^ S N ^ % .2 o s a o § 1 c § h- 122

\Nw. ja\evsoxv % r^oxi^.

Family Grocers, Italian Warehousemen, and Wine Merchants, 227 HIGH STREET, AVR.

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Coffees Fresh Roasted and Ground on the

Premises Daily .

Telephone No. 52.

LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S GLOVE EMPORIUM. JOHN HOSIE {FROM STRAND, LONDON), HATTER, HOSIER, and GLOVER. 23 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR,

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The Latest London Shapes in Silk and Felt Hats, Caps, dc, SCARFS, TIES, COLLARS, SHIRTS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS and MUFFLERS, BRACES, FRONTS, STUDS, LINKS, &c. <51ENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR of Every DESCRiPTioif. .

123

HIGHEST AWARD,

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE

JUBILEE EXHIBITION,

1887.

Fleury /Aeng.

S^rei^cl) & ^nglislj TPastry Cook and Goijfectioner, I

44, 46 AND 48 NEWMARKET STREET,

AND AT 22 FAWCETT STREET, SUNDERLAND.

GENERAL DRAPERS,

Dressmakers, Milliners, and Mantlenriakers.

BLANKETS . . . HOUSEHOLD NAPERY

. . . HOSIERY. " 2 High St., AYR,

Opposite Tramway Office.

Depot FOR . daEGER'S. 124 A. Leqlize, &

JIy\Ii\DI\ESSEf\ and PERFUMER, 91 HIGH STREET, AYR. paviBian Tbaivdressing Saloons

Fitted up on Latest Principles of Hygiene and Cleanliness,

Otoj^bi^tant^.

MOTICE TO LADiES.

A. LEGLIZE begs to intimate that Ms First-Class Stock is Sold 40 per cent. Cheaper than usual prices.

Switches, Wigs, Fringes, Plain Bandeaux, Waved

Bandeaux, Scalps, etc , etc-

INSPECTION AND COMPARISON INVITED. STYLE, QUALITY, AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED.

91 HIGH STREET, AYR. 125 • MACDONALD, PENNY, ^ MACKENZIE,

(From CURRIE, RAE &. CO.),

TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, SILK MERCERS and DRAPERS, DRESSMAKERS and MILLINERS.

LiVERiES A SPECIALITY.

^ LADIES' TAILORS. ^

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101 and 103 HIGH STREET, AYR, 26

• 1 •« 1 • CO CO 1 o oz d CO S 1:3 VJ ^ ILl d m (X ^ 3

3 St; 50 s: o O z s: s IL !I3 ^ic > 1^ Cs5 t^BOt^ Q • ^ Z ! M S« 3h^ Q 1 o

^ O ct:> Oer St: 127 Thomas M^Farlane FLESHER AND HAMCURER,

86 SANDGATE STREET, AYR.

CORNED BEEF i^ND PICKLED TONGUES.

House, - - - BELYALE, St. Leonard's Road.

J. B. BENNETT & SONS, PAINTERS AND DECORATORS TO THE LATE QUEEN, FINE ART DEALERS & GILDERS,

50 GORDON STREET, (jiasaow,

Beg to intimate to their numerous Patrons in and around Ayr that they have removed from Newmarket Stkeet to New Premises at XKneUinQton Cbambera*

Gallery of Pictures and Etchingrs always on View: 128

Turner's Ayr & lewton Breweries (LinS/flllTEID), ESTABLISHED

1789.

Royal Citadel, DUTY FREE, M

Wapel^ouse,

PALE ALES, MILD ALES, and PORTER.

According to Analyst's Reports, these Springs are specially adapted for Brewing purposes, imparting a delicate flavour and fine aroma only found in High-Class Ales,

Also, a Select Lot of FINE OLD BOTTLED PORT WINES on hand of Cockburn's, Graham's, and Morgan's. SHERRY-BROWN and GOLDEN.

-OLD EAST INDIA SHERRIES, from 15 to 20 Years ia Bottle.

Also in Bulk and Bottle, Whisky, Brandy, Rum, Gin, Port, Sherry, Clarets, Cordials, &c.

WHISKY BLENDED IN BOND. SAMPLES AND QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION. A TRIAL SOLICITED.

Artesian Well Crated Waters. First-class Quality. 129 Mh3S€s €eudk, _ ^Pr^ MILLINERS, ^ 34 Main Street & 10 Wallace Street (OLD BRIDGE END), ifY-aa.

AGENTS FOR BRAND & MOLUSON, Dyers and Cleaners, GlasgoviTm

Great Variety of Laces, Gloves, Feathers & Orijarrients. Matthew Hunter, (Successor to HUGH HUNTER), PAINTER & PAPERHANGERp 19 MAIN STREET, NEWTON, .A.^^1?,-

:^Iioays in §tocfe CKoice Selection of PAPER- HANGINGS, PAINTINGS, OILS, VARNISHES, an^ BRUSHES, at XOKolesale Prices

Orders promptly attended to. Chargres Moderate.

ESTIMATES GIVEN. HOUSE ABOVE SHOP. I 130 Hugh Allan & Co., JOINERS,

NEWTON, AYR.

Estimates given for all Rirvc>s of tOorR.

^11 Jobbings Punctually KxecuteS. . . .

House, - Brewery House nearly opposite.

Curdie & Hamilton, CLOTHIERS, , 60 Main Street, AYR. 131 .

^ THE WINDSOR RESTAURANT 9 25* HIGH STREET AYR.

Ereakfasts, LuncheonSj Teas, Dinners, and

Suppers. High-Class Ices and Pastries. .

:x;-

J^arriajes, Balls, Dirvners, Suppers, §c.,

Purveyed for at J^o^erate CKarges.

-:x:- * A. GIROTTl. - Formerly at Mr. THIEM'S Windsor Hotel, Glasgow.

50 €a0tkhiU ^oab, Jlnr.

^:|:':|,^ 132 HOWATS General. Ironmotigery & Harduoare Stores, 108 and 110 HIGH STREET,

.A. -JT lEl.

Grates, Ranges, Tiles, Household Furnishings, Sterling Silver and Silver Plate AND Cutlery. HOME AND FOREIGN GOODS, Ropes, Twines, Varnishes, Oils, Lamps, Wick, Chimneys.

BLACK, TIN, AND COPPERSMITH, Repairs promptly attended to by Experienced Workmen.

Ammunition of All Kinds. Sporting Sundries. Stable, Garden, and Farm Sundries. Drysaltery Goods. Japanning. Coppers Re-Tinned.

Incandescent Gas Agency for District,

Telephone ITo. 51. 133

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V^^

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IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT RANKIN, KILMARNOCK. R. RANKIN, F.S.M.C, OPTICIAN AND SPECTACLE SPECIALIST, 70 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR, MAY be consulted on matters relating to Defective Eyesight and Spectacles at his Ayr Rooms, on Tuesdays, or on other days by appointment. .

134

->3 AYR :€>

Breakfasts, Finest . .

Luncheons, Quality of .

Dinners, Edinburg^h

Ales Teas, . . ^ and

at Liquors . .

Moderate Kept in . .

. . Rates. . Stock. P/RBOUR STf\EET.

JAMES M'QUEEN, Proprietor. eaLL AND HAVE YOUR PH0TeGRaPH TAKEN BY W. MARTIN, 29 Newmarket Street*

Rich and Poor alike.

6 Cabinets. 9S. 11 Cabinets and one Large Card suitable for Framing 15s. 135

fl, e. FjYIiBY,

Late Ryley, Ward & Bradford, Ltd., CYCLE MERCHANT, 21 KYLE STREET, AYR

Sole Agent, Ayr and Surrounding District, for

The Famous "Enfield," Singer, Townend, James Sunbeam, and other well-known Makers.

MAIL CARTS. PERAMBULATORS. HIRES. SUNDRIES. REPAIRS.

t- TERRAS <$^ PHOTOCRAPHEB \^

SANDGATE STREET, AYR.

iSotd, Gfi-atn-pion, and (A-peciat

wiX? MEDAIUST. -Svsv- 136 J. D. PATERSON, General and Furnishing Ironmonger And OIL MERCHANT, 8 Old Bridcie Street, ?Iyr.

BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES, CUTLERY, TOOLS, MANGLES, WRINGERS, GRATES, TENDERS, FIRE IRONS and BRASSES,. Tiles for Hearths, Lobbies- &c., At Glasgow Prices.

Patent Vulcanite Non-porous and other Felts, Galvanised

Corrugated Roofing, d:c., d;c. . ENGINE OIL A SPECIALTY.

JAMES BOWIE & CO., Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers,

And Dealers in Antique Furniture, 63-65 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR.

Furniture, Carpets, Linoleum, Floorcloth, Cretonne, Tapestries, Damask, Serges, Curtains of every Description.

BEDSTEADS — Iron, Brass, and Wood. BEDDING AND BLIND MANUFACTURERS.

Re-upholstery and Repairs. Picture Framing. House Agents and Funeral Undertakers.

House: 17 ASHGROVE STREET. 137

A. M. BENNETT, HIGH-CLASS LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S

Tailor & Clothier,

57 SANDGATE STREET.

Zhcov^ ant) SiugiuQ.

ThOS. RiCHaRDSON, (J.T.S.C.

Music Teacher,

WALLACETOWN3 AYR.

TERMS ON APPLICATION. 138

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and

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>anitation

coat. cecuted. srsonal ion. iign, e t» peS des e> to

Ventilat nioderat

Buildings Special Repairs tion any

Co"

IT) ^ IS 11 ^ 1 ^' \J. 1 ^ ^ s: « QD <> &3 g 1 s < '3 5i 'd ® E— Co of

c9 sup- Bouses, repared

ials Cx3 1 pi IS

-^ Mater for

• Windows &c., descriptior

fitted.

Finishings plied. Shops, Building Doors, and all 189 Thomas Allan, GROCER, 106 nvcAuiisr sa?RBET.

Teas, Wines, & Spirits

OF THE FINEST QUALITY. HUGH WOOD, Painter and Paperhanger, Plate-Glass and Fire, Life

Insurance aasNX,

2 MAIN STREET, AYR.

insurance Agencies—

iFire, Life, & Accident—" GQMMmQikl UNION."

.Plate-Glass, - j <'€ALEDONIAN UNION." 140 DAVID CRAWFORD, Mccountant 62 NEWMARKET STREET.

Agent at Ayr for Tl^e Laneashire and Caleaoniccn Fipe and Life Insupanee Coy., AND ALSO FOR The City of London Plate Glass Insurance Company and Vulcan Boiler Insurance and Steam Power Company, Limited. H. DIETRICH, Hairbreeser, Wiomaker, anb Perfumer^

purveyor of every descriptiori of Toilet Requisites, 4G ALLOW AY STREET, Next HOTEL DALBLAIR.

4 Separate Saloons, elegantly Fitted and Furnished.

THli BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE FOR ALL ARTIFICIAL AND' ORNAMENTAL HAIR COVERINGS. o Always a Large Stock of Made-up Switches, and the Newest Designs in Fringes to select from. o CeiYIBINQS IVIflDE UP AT L0WEST RfiTES. i=^!cj^^ 46 ALLOWAY STREET (One Minute from Station). 141

ROBERT DEWAR & SONS,

J\iicttan^i^r0 -anh Cattle SakBnien, KYLE STREET,

ESTABUSHED NEARLY 40 YEARS.

WEEKLY SALES: OATTLE MARKET, AYR, TUESDAYS. €UMNOCK AUCTION MART. THURSDAYS- Periodical Sales at Brodick and Lamlash (Arran), and Barrhill (Ayrshire).

Sales of every Class Conducted and Guaranteed. Valuations and Inventories for Probate or Transfer, dc. Prepared Promptly and Moderately. HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. AGENTS FOR THE London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company, Western Fire Assurance Company, Standard Life Assurance Company, Norwich and London Accidental Assurance Cosipany, Scottish Employers' Liability Insurance Company.

TIRE and BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, all Sizes, and from First-Class Makers, at Moderate Prices.

OFFICES AND SALE R00IVIS; KyLE Halu KyLE Street

Periodical Sales of all Classes of Furniture and. Household Efects. Goods Sent for on Receipt of Notice.

House—HAVE LOCK TERRACE, 8 Miller Road. Telegraphic Address—" Dewar, Ayr." 142

9 KYLE STREET, AYR

(3 Minutes Walk from Railway Station).

HOT AND COLD LUNCHEONS. EOT J0INTS5 DAILY PRIVATE ROOMS. Wines and Spirits of Superior Quality only. BASS and WORTHINGTON'S CELEBRATED ALES and PORTER, WELL-AIRED BEDROOMS. Charges Moderate. LARGE HALL in connection, with Private Entrance, for Weddings and Parties.

MRS I. RITCHIE, Proprietrix^

]p^ Jgmcciam ^^.„

CONFECTIONERS AND RESTAURATEURS, ooisrTi3^EisrT.i^L o.a.:pjs, 4 KYLE STREET,

Branches—JUBILEE BUILDINGS, 13 WALLACE STREET, and 12 KYLE STREET.

High -Class Ice Cream and Confectionery. Ginger Beer and .^ated Waters. Cigars & Cigarettes from Best Makers. 143

ESTABLISHED 1857.

(Successor to JOSEPH HANLEY &.SON),

Tobaeeo Pipe IKIanufcretupep, — AND — Pipe Clay & Berth BpieK lYIepehant,.

32 & 34 Clunes Vennel, Newton, ^ A Y R. ^

FAMILY BAKINa ESTABLISHMENT.

?jklCl M>

avR.

WWX>.'V>.%X>.>.'VV>r"VXVA.VN,'\,X\.X-V.

jVIarriage, Birthday, and Qljristening (^akes

JVIade to Order.

ALL KINDS OF FANCY BREAD,

Shops Supphed witlj. Bread, Etg. 144 W. ^ D. Gibson,

Wholesale & cManufaeturing

Confeetioneps, . . . .

23 MAIN ST., NEWTON,

By ^' tIamES PaTERS0N,

FAMILY GROCER,

TEA, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,

139 rtaiN STREET wSr/i^srcV).

nswTON, avR.

Bass and Allsopp's Pale Ale, Guinness Dublin Stout,

and Bass' Special Stout in prime condition. 145 JAIVIES M. M'MILLAN,

(Member of the Pharmaceutical Society,) DXSPENSIHG CHKMIST, The AyK FHaRmaey, 6 ALLOWAY STREET,

House— BEN VA REN, 22 Carrick Road.

•^($^®H-

Milliner anb Baby Linen Outitter, 91 MAIN STREET,

NEWTON-ON-AYR. HS;^^ 146

. ^l Oo "(> ^ > 2 i h * £ -f> ^ s <5 ^ -0 • • i CO >i t; 1 •

g 1 1 do 1 1 o 1 • • O 1" § ^ 8 5 1 ^ 1 1 k ! 2 ^ •e- 1 ^ 1 1 & 1 5 (9 ^^ £ S £ <:^ 1Q: V ^ w^\^71 —

iaaa€s

.•«4 Jobbing (^ar^eners ar\d plorists. ^-

—\/\/Wv Estimates and Arrangements for every Description of

fl Q00D SELECTION 0F (gpecn^ouse and DesopatiVc Plants ALWAYS m HAND.

-^ Wreaths and Grosses on Shortest Notice, f^

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House: Shieldhill Nursery, off St Leonards Road. cJOMN VOUNG, ENGINEER,

MACHINERY & IMPLEMENT AGENT & VALUATOR, INSURANCE AGENT & HOUSE FACTOR,

18 Katantinc Sirioc, (X'UISl.

> m^m- <

Life, Fire, Accident, Employers' Liability, and Plate Glass Insurance effected with First-class OfHces at Lowest Rates.

Agent for Tiie "British Smoke Preventer" for Steam Boilers. 148

MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS, "^T^iT^'W^^ilwap bridge, Mpv.

JYlon^nients, Toml^s, ObelisKs, Ete.;

In MARBLE and FREESTONE of the most durable qualities, and in POLISHED GRANITES—Red, Blue, and Grey, ERECTED IN ALL PAETS OF THE COUNTRY.

XNSCHXPTIONS CUT*

A. GEMMELL & SON, Ipost and 3ob Mastevs,

Have al'âys on hand a lot of hig'h-class and 'êll- selected Carriagê Horses in pairs and single harness, for Hire or Jola, or for Sale ; also, seasoned and -^êll- trained Hunters for Sale, or Hire Tsy the Day, Month, or for Hunting Season.

I-—<>•<>— —I-

r207 HIGH STREET. CARRICK STREET. Offices- 28 WELLINGTON SQUARE, — ALSO — —'A/VV^ l^ MIDTON DAIRY, Midton Road. 149 ARCH, WELSH & CO., Manufa^cturers of Brass "Workj

For Engineers. Shipbuilders, Piumhtrs, Cabinetmakers, Coachbuilders, &ci

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Curtain Polea—Oriel and Straight, Muslin Rods, Name Plates, Step Plates, Gasaliers, Brackets.

CURLING STONE HANDLES.

Shop Window Fittings For all Trades. Bar Fittingrs, Beer and Spirit Cocks. Dairy Fittings, Milk Cocks, etc.

OLD BRASS WORK CLEANED AND RELAGQUERED EQUAL TO NEW.

Patentees and Sole Makers of Welsh's Patent Sight-feed Lubricators. Transit Patent Bottle Labeller, Patent Postage Stamp and Label Affixer, Injectors, Improved Condensing Lubricators, Asbestos Packed Cocks, and Guage Cocks. Steam Fittings for high pressure. A Special Boiler has been fitted up for Testing Steam Fittings up to 250 pressure. Castings in all Metals, including Phosphor Bronze, Manganese Bronze, Aluminum, Admiralty Metals,

mm\i BRASS WOKKS, JOHN STREET, :

150

Livery and Posting Establishment*

12 Dalblair Road, |Q| Office and ^k^^^ 756 Sandgate Street, 18a Sandgate Street *^^^^ Ayr.

James M^Murtrie, Proprietor*

Open & Close Carriages, Two & Four- Wheeled Dogcarts, &c,

HEARSES AND MOURNING COACHES. I I

House, - - 14 Dalblair Road. PLOUGH INN, 237 HIGH STREET, AYR.

The Famous Stirrup Cup, with Burns' Chairs and other Belies, to be seen within.

WILLIAIM M'KISSOCK, Proprietor

Edinbu7'gh and Burton Beers, and Wines and Spirits

of the best quality only sold. 151 WM. KENNEDY, REGISTERED PLUMBER,

GASFITTER, SLATER, d: GLAZIER, . .

HOT WATER

i3 ACADEMY STREET,

ejyr AYR. TX^

Orders hy Post or otherwise punctually

Attended to.

Ices, Creams, Jellies, Blancmanges, &c. Wedding and Christening Cakes made to Order.

WM. MACPHERSON & CO.,

^12. HIGH STREET,

Marriage and Evening Parties.

IIS. Soirees and Excursions Purveyed for. Estimates given. '^gJi Hot Pies. Dishes Covered on the Shortest Notice. —

152

Artistic Tailoring for Ladies^

Stylish Costumes .

For all Occasions. . . Fashionable Aaterial.

AoDERATE Prices. . . -

At the Exhibition and Competition held in London on 3td and 4th October, 1901,

The FIRST PRIZE and COLD MEDAL

for Designing, Cutting, and Making Ladies' Costumes waa awarded to W. SADLER,

CoBtumicr an& XaDies' bailor, AYR, N.B. — :o: ^i^ cubing ^)at)it« f^r

-%]l^ (tounixp, W&Lcnv. .

W. Sadler makes the improved "RIDEASY" Patent Cycling Skirt to measure in any material.

"The QUEEN" says:— "The Skirt is exceedingly smart and neat in appearance for walking as well as riding." Telegraphic Address—" FASHION, AYR."

^- W. 5 A D L E R, -^ COSTUAIER AND LaDIES' TaILOR, * AYR. ^ Styiish Costumes. — —

153

"No Toilet Table complete without a bottle of specially-prepared Ammonia." Home, Notes. " Every household should have a quart bottle Household Ammonia." People's Friend. " I obtained splendid results with Clarke's Ammonia."— Peo^^Ze's Friend.

**Now that I understand how to use it, I would rather want my break- fast than be without Clarke's Ammonia."—Lady in Park Circus.

MARVELLOUS PREPARATION FOR THE BATH. THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY.

Manufactured Specially for Houseliold and Toilet Purposes,

IJas met with Immense succes.s, because it is the very thing needed,. «n A Cupful (Twopenceworth) of Clarke's Ammonia, and about a Pennyworth of Soap, will "put through" an ordinary household's week's washing in less time, and with better results, than ANY OTHER PREPARATION hitherto brought before the public. This is the cause of its popularity. It makes friends as soon as its many useful purposes are discovered, and new points in its favour are continually turning up- by experience. Besides being a thorough Cleanser and Bleacher, Clarke's Ammonia claims to have an antiseptic or disinfecting action on the clothes during the process of cleansing, which is of considerable importance where Body Clothes, Blankets, Ticking, and Bedding are concerned. It further claims to dissolve out into the soak water the- City Smoke from Window Curtains, Do'Y Curtains, Carpets,

BLEACHES LINHIf CyRKE'S jUlMOMi AYB OZONE WHITE AS SNOW, Ask your Ironmonger, Oilman or Grocer for them. The merits of Clarke's Ammonia and Ayr Ozone have only to be once tested in order to show the advantages that are to be derived from them. Booklets with above view, and instructions how to use them, given with. all pui-chases. Ammonia Specialists. Chemists' aud Commercial Ammonia of all grades and qualities,

ANHYDROUS AMMONIA FOR REFRIGERATION PURPOSES. Grocers, Chemists, Etc. ^ Send for Terms and Particulars to- AYR & CLARKE'S AMMONIA WORKS, GLASGOW. 154 THE SCOTTISH TEMPEBANCE

LIFE /SSURANCE gOMPANY, Limited.

Head Office—105 ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW.

DIRECTORS - Chairman—John Wilson, J.P., D.L., Hillhead House, Glasgow. Ex-Bailie James H Dickson, J. P., D.L., Glasgow. -John R. Miller (Messrs Forsyth, Miller & Co,), Glasgow. R, Hunter Craig, M.P., J.P. (Messrs R, Hunter Craig & Co., Ltd.), Glasgow, Alexander Lamberton, J.P. (Messrs John Gray & Co., Ltd.), Glasgow. Ex-Bailie William Bilsland, J.P. (Messrs Bilsland Bros., and Gray, Dunn & Co.), Glasgow. The Hon. Lord Provost Chisholm, LL.D., Glasgow. Manager—A. K. RODGER.

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PROGRESS and POPULARITY.

During the last five years the Premium Income has in- creased by about fifty-Seven per cent., and the Life Assurance Fund by fully one hundred and ten per

cent. ; the expense ratio has been continuously reduced, each year being lower than the year preceding.

tlEADINC FEATURES.

Abstainers' Section with Reduced Rates. Policies Indisputable and World-wide after Five Years. Surrender Values applied to prevent Policies from lapsing. Non-forfeitable Conditions—Moderate Premiums.

WHY PAY RENT?

When you may Purchase your House and Insure your Life at little extra cost.

Full particulars on application to the Company or i.ocal Agrent—CHARLES SMITHp Clydesdale Bank, Ayr. 155

ESTABLISHED 1831. Scottish Equitable (MUTUAL) Life Assurance Society.

Funds, - - - £4,590,000 Claims Paid, - - £10,250,000

)o( IMMEDIATE BONUS TABLE.

Very Low Premiums.

It IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE that under the new Immedi- ate Bonus Table, at Age -30 a Policy for £1300 can be secured for the same Premium that is usually charged for £1000 under the ordinary Profit Tables, thus securing an Immediate Bonus of £300. Notwithstanding this, all such Policies had their Premiums further reduced at last Division of Profits. There is no debt on these Policies. The sum

. assured is absolutely guaranteed,

)o( Annual Premiums to secure £100 at Death.

Age 30. Age 45. Age 50. Age 60. :£118s8d. £3 2s6d. £3 15s lOd. £5 19s 3d.

Endowment Assurance Policies providing for OLD AGE or Early Death granted with full participation «of Profits on very reasonable terms-

)o( AGENTS AT AYR- Charles Smith, Clydesdale Bank. Jas. Linden, 78 Main Street, Newton. «

136

COACMBUILDEK, 175 HIGH STREET, AYR, And 30 GRANGE STREET, KILMARNOCK.

NEWEST & MOST FASHIONABLE DESIGNS OF CARRIAGES Made to Order, Best Material & Workmanship Cuaranteeif :^ Wkub fitted luitb §wt ...

PAIKTIHG & HERALDIC WORK in all its BRANCHES 157 ' Why Pay Rent?

THE BRITISH HOMES ASSUHANGE COBPOHATiON, LIMITED, HAS provided a safe, simple, and Popular Plan to enable Members to purchase their Houses with the Rent, and stands alone in the Success, Pveputation, and Business secured in the few years of its working. J£260 nnn alrea^y aduanced to members

Don't be Deceived by imitators who Caiit Show a BaEance Sheet.

Full Particulars can be bad Free from the Manager for AYR & DISTRICT, JOHN BOYDj ISO High Street, AYR. 158 THE AYRSHIRE FURNITURE STORES.

17 KYLE STREET, AYR. E. ZIVE, Proprietor.

All Kinds of Furniture (New and Second-Hand) Sold, Bought or Exchanged. Well-Selected Scock of New and Second-Hand Furniture,, at Prices to suit all, in Dinjng-Room, Drawing-Roora, Parlour, Bed- Room, Hall, and Kitchen Furniture, of a very Large Selected Stock A Large Stock in Overmantel Mirrors and Looking-Glasses A Greaty Variety ivi Iron Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses, and all- kinds of Bedding (Feather, Hair, Wool, and Straw) A Selected Stock in Carpets, Linoleum, Oilcloth, Hearth Rugs, Skins, Door Mats, Etc. Household Ironmongery, Silver-Plate, and Cutlery, Clocks, Orna- ments, Bronzes, in a large variety Paintings, Oleographs, and Steel Engravings, always kept in Stock Picture Frame Mouldings, of the Latest Designs, supplied to the tTade All Kinds of Picture Framing done on Premises

COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO-

" Telegraphic Address : Zive, Ayr,"

BOSTON COTTAGE, ^

Sanquhar Road, AYR. ^ .^^S^ PLASTERER

^S*^ AND

^ OS Cement Worker. 159 ' COAL! COAL!! T/ionas 5. CaiRNS,

-e^«=5«)(2;^6^- Best Household Coal, Nuts, and Dross, from well-known Collieries, at Low/est Current Rates. o

( 28 WELLINGTON SQUAEE ofBces,- j beresforiTlye V (Near Grammar School).

ANDREW SMITH & SONS,

Office-^21 kUmikY STEEET, AYE.

5to/e.^-S0UTH QUAY and NOETH QUAY..

/Jf///5- AYE MILLS and ALLOWAY MILLS.

Supplies cell Kin^s of Feedincf Stuffs ctt

[i L0\^?est Wh^I^sale Ppiees,- 160 Robert Forrest & Co. (ESTABLISHED 1828),

'62 Higl] Street and (Boi)ded Warehouse) Kyle Street

BLENDS OF WHISKY

SPECIALTIES. The Forrest. jBlends of Tea. The "Flowers of the 'Forrest.'" Blends of Coffee. " i (The Bouquet," Blends of Whisky. " Primrose," " Snowdrop," and "Daisy.")

The "FORREST " is a well-known Original Blend.

The "BOUQUET" is a new Blend and is a Special Liqueur in Scotch Whisky, As a stimulant, or for use as a Liqueur, there can be nothing finer, its mellowness and bouquet being entirely due to the proportionate blending of certain of the finest Highland \Vliiskies and to the great age of the Whiskies used.

"Km ^S 3E& JOHN SPEIRS, NEWARK BUILDINGS, ALLOWAY STREET, And 21 SANDGATE STREET, Respectfully intimates that he will supply

OF THE BEST CART AND QUALITY AND CIC STYLE AT HARNESS MODERATE TERMS.

Having acquired that Business so long carried on by; John Campbell, 21 Sandgrate Street, Orders left at eithez " of the above addresses will be promptly attended to. ORDERS NEATLY EXECUTED. 161 ' a mAceaLLum's ANTIQUE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE

Newmarket Street, Ayr.

Coftectors, Connoisseurs and Others Furnishing

A RE invited to inspect the Warehouse, which is

replete with examples of Old British Furniture of the periods of Queen Anne, Adam Chippendale,

Hepplewhite, Shevaton, and choice specimens of

Empire and Louis XV. and XVI. periods, Old

China, Sevres, Wedgewood, Vases, Bronzes, Old

Sheffield Plate, Ivories, Paintings by Old Masters,

Sporting Prints, and forming an exhibition of rare beauty and interest.

We are always glad to have~ the opportunity afforded us to prepare special sketches and other schemes for the complete decoration of a house.

Antique Furniture restored to Its originai condition. — 5 1B2

"A place for everything, and everything in its place.''

Your Bedroom or Dres- sing-Room need never be untidy if you follow the above maxim.

To attain the maximum of orderliness with the minimum of trouble, you should purchase your

WARDROBES AND CHESTSofDRAWERS FBOM Dyno:RE,isoD^.

He has an immense Stock to choose from. You can have whichever you prefer of many different woods, but the Workmanship is the same in every case absolutely thorough and conscientious.

UUGHLAN MORRISON,

Cabinetmakev and "SlpbolBtevev,

Workshop & Store-Room, 7 Main Street, Warehouse, '46 High Street, AYR.

LM. gives all Orders personal attention, 16^ Of ^^ Special " importance, it Vaiue is wanted. Here you get it.

Dressmaking AND MUUnery A FEATURE.

Gentlemen^s Clothing* %h %$t Ladies^ Tailor-Made Costumes.

Liveries, Breeches, and -j^ ^ Hunting Garments a Speciality*

Experienced Managers in every Department, and only Higfi-Ciass Goods supplied at Lowest Possible Cash Priees ,,,...«

The favour of a Call will be hig^hly esteemed. ROBERT MVICAR, PROPRIETOR, Gurrle, K^ae V Go,, SiLsa Buildings, Syr. 164

OOOFEUGO.'S CELEBRATED

Have Largest Sale in Scot- land. Represent the Best Value. Give Greatest Satisfaction. Are the Perfection of Quality. Unequalled for Purity, Strength, and Flavour. Sold only in Packages bearing Registered Name and Trade Mark. LEADI1T& FBICES- 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, and 2/ per lb. Undouhtedly the Finest Teas Obtainable.

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High-Class Groceries, Provisions, &c., &.c. supplied at Lowest Prices.

^ -:o: ^— COOPER & CO. Central Warehouses— (jiasaow, Liverpool, nw London. Local Branch— IfS HIGH STREET, AYR. 165 ' LAWSONS, LIMITED. EST.A.BJL.ISI3:EID 1856-

WAREHOUSES- 363 AEa7LE STUEET, GLASaO'^'. 190 GEOUGE STREET, ABEZtSEElT. 20 HILL FLACE, EDIITBITBaH. 32 BAEEE STEEET, ST1IILZH&. -WHITEHALL, DUNDEE.

AGENT IN AYR—

166 HIGH STREET (2 Up), NEAR WALLACE TOWER,

who will supply Terms on Application,

PRINCIPAL DEPARTMENTS-

Drapery, Tailoring, Dressmaking, Millinery, Boots and Shoes, Furniture and Linoleums.

Motto :-MAXIMUM VALUE; MINIMUM COST. 166

Pianos flUD OROftNs for Hire.

Paterson, Sons & Co. hire out by the Month or Year any of their carefully-selected and extensive

Stock of Musical Instruments.

RATES OF HIRE.

Cottage Pianos, . = = . From 10s 6d to 42s per Month. Grand Pianos, .... From 31s 6d to 105s per Month. Harmoniums & American Organs, From 7s 6d per Month;

Carriages and Packing Extra:

A Reduction is made when the Instrument is kept for more than Six Months.

Paterson, Sons & Go,, 34 Newmarket St., Ayr. Gt-Aseow, Greenock, Paisley, Dumfries, Kilmarnook.