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Page. Page. >5BlBverti6cmcnts, - 181 Educational Trust Governor>i, - 25 Athletic Club, 16 Excise, 14 j^ yr Academical ^ yr Bible Society, 12 Fairs, 19 ji^yr Bums Club, •24 Golf Clubs, 15 ji^yr Cemetery, 9 Guildry of Ayr, - - . - 6- j4.yr County Club, 14 H.M. Prison, - - - - 24 ^i.yr County Hospital, 10 Harbour Trustees, - - - 6. />T Cricket Club, 16 Houses, Farms, &c., - - 199 jiyr District Road Trust, - lusiirance Offices and Agents, 19-20 - - >yr Gas Company, - - - 13 Justice of Peace Court, 7 /vr Lawn Tennis Club, - - 16 Justices of Peace, - - - 18 ia«r poet ®fHcc, - - - 27 Kirk Session, - - - - 10 Surveying Staff of G.P.O., 27 Kyle Union Poorhouse Boaid, 7 Branch Office, Ayr Docks, 27 Land Valuation (Kyle District), 9 Pillar and Wall Boxes, - 28 Lieutenancy of Ayrshire, - - 18

Parcels Post, - - - 32 Life-boat Institution, - - 14 Express Delivery, - - 41 Magisti-ates /".nd Town Council, 5 Money Orders, - - - 32 Magistrates of Newton, - - 18 Telegraph Money Oiders, - 32 Market Days, - - - - 19

- - - Postal Orders, - - 33 Masonic Lodges, . 17

Savings Bank. - - - 28 Medical Practitioners, - - 13 Rates of Postages, - - 34 Merchant Company, - - - 1^

Re-Direction, - - -34 Municipal Board of Police, - 6 Petitions to Parliament, • 35 Newspapers, - - - - 18 Newspapers, - - - 35 Newton Givs Company, - - J4 Book Post, - - - 36 Property and Income Tax, - 9 - Registration, - - - 87 Public Library, - - 25 Pattern and Sample Post, 38 Public Offices', - - 22-24 to sent Articles not be by PuBLi t Schools— Post, - - - :J8 Ayr Academy Post Office Telegraphs, - 40 Grammar School Foreign and Colonial Smith's Institution Postages, - - - 56 Lady Jane Hamilton's Sch'I t'oreign and Colonial Newton Academy Parcels Post, - 46-53 Newtonhead School Despatch «fe Delivery, - 43-45 Wallacetown School Ayr Y.M.C.A., - - - 15 Russell Street School Ayrshire Agricultural Association 7 Industrial Schools Ayrshire Herd Book United School Board, - - - ' - 11 Society, - .- • - 7 Sailors' Society, - - - - 14 Banks, 17 Sheriff and Commissary Court, 7 Bowling Clubs, - - - 16 Sheriff Officers, - ... 9 County Council, - - - 25 Solicitors before Sheriff Court, 8 Carriers, 57 Steamers, 24 Clergy, 9 Street Birectort, - 152 Coach, 57 Town and County Club, - - 14 Collector of County Rates, [- 9 - XCrabes' I>ire'ctor¥, ' - 182 - Com Exchange Company, 14 Tract Society, - - - 12 Customs, 14 Trades' House, - - . . 7 Deaf and Mission, - Dumb 13 Trained Nurses for Sick, - - 12 IHrectort, - - - - -58

Note.—The Advertisements at end of the Directory are paged separately and the figures affixed to certain names refer to the advertisement pages. od J CTOR¥ fAYR.

Population Parliamentary Burgh of Ayr in 24,800 Do do do 1881 20,821

Increase in Ten Years, 3 979 This Burgh, with Irvine, Campbeltown, Inverary, and Oban, Burgh. returns One Member to Parliament. Ayr is the returning MemUrfor Ayr Burghs— am^s Somervell, Esq., of Sorn. Municipal Constituency of the Burgh of Ayr, 4033, mcluding 698 Females. Inhabited Houses, 5112. Population of Ayrshire in 1891, 224,342 Do do 1881, 217,630

Increase in Ten Years, 6,712 /South Ayrshire, 14,912 Ayr, Constituency of the County of \North Ayrshire, 12,261 Member for South Ayrshire- -Hon. G. R. Vernon. Member for North Ayrshire—^o^. H. F. H. Elliot. TOWN COUNCIL OF ^YR. Pro i'o,s^—Robert Shankland. Bailies—R. D. Willock, Thomas Templeton, A. Guthrie Semple, and Wm. M'Clelland. Dean-of-Guikl—JAS. Girvin. Treasiirer—Jas. Smith. Councillors.

1st Ward. 3rd Ward. I 5th Ward. James Smith A. G. Semple A. Hunter | H D. Willock Thomas Eraser Robert Craig James Meikle W. Auld Thomas Meech Snd Ward. 4th Ward. 6th Ward. Beveridge - >s. Templeton R. Shankland R. M. Smith J. M M. Morton J. Galloway- Wm John Mercer James Girvin Wm. M'Clelland Clerk—A. G. Young. Chamberlain—Robert MacCallum. Surveyor—John Eaglesham. ——

6 DIRECTORY.

Sanitary Inspector and Inspecbor of Weights and Measures R. A. Miller Pidcurator-Fiscal—C. B. Rowan Billet Master—Wm. M'Kay. Auditor Thomas Turner, Newmarket Street, Valuator of Lands and Heritages and Registrar of Voters Alexander Walker, MUNICIPAL POLICE BOARD. Commissioners—The Magistrates and Council. Clerk—A. G. Young. Treasurer and Collector — R. MacCallum. Surveyor— John Eaglesham. Procurator-Fiscal- -C. B. Rowan. Superintendent of Police—Wm. M'Kay. GUILDRY OF AYR. Dean—James Girvin.

Council : Provost Shankland Ex-Bailie Graham John Galloway

I Ex-Provost Ferguson John Murdoch Bailie Templeton Ex-Provost Kilpatrick John Robertson J. M. M. Morton .Steele D. D. Littlejohn Meikle Ex-Provost I James Ex-Provost Goudie J. B. Paton John Mercer I Bailie Willock Ex-Bailie Rae I John Eagesham Ex-Bailie Hill H. Wood Thomas Fraser William Paton Ex-Treasurer Wm. Auld James Smith M'Colm Wm. Smith Clerk—A. G Young. Treasurer- R. MacCallum. Officer—James Clark. TRUSTEES FOR THE HARBOUR OF AYR. Chairman Provost Shankland. Bailie Templeton Thomas Reid Ex-Provost Ferguson

I Bailie M'Clelland Hugh Dufif Robert Craig

I of Guild Girvin Colm Earl of Glasgow D'n Wm. M j

Treasurer Smith John A. Steelt i Robert Dewar Rowan, jr. Convener Highet D. 1 Walter Bain Harbour Master— Captain Alexander Ritchie. Collector and Treasurer— J. M'Hutchon. Clerk—William Pollock. Agent for Lloyds— John A. Steele. Russian and Spanish Vice- Consul—John Dobbie, 21 Alloway St. — —

DIRECTORY^ 7

Imperial Consul for Germany—J. Grant Smith, North Quay, Sweden and Norway Consul—Thomas Steele. KYLE UNION POORHOUSE BOARD. Chairman—William Kilpatrick. Secretary and Treasurer DaA^d Dougall. Governor—Wm. M'Cracken. iMatron—Mrs M'Cracken. Chaplain—Mr Wm. Grant. Medical Officer—G. M'Kerrow, M.D. JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT. Held Second Monday of every Month at Eleven o'Clock a.m. Clerk—D. W. Shaw. Depute-Clerk—P. A. Thomson. Prociirator-Fiscal—R. D. Murdoch. Bar Officer—Hugh Arthur. AYRSHIRE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. President—J. G. A. Baird, Esq. of Adamtonand Muirkirk, M.P. Vice-Presidents

James Somervell, Esq., of Sorn, M.P. ; W. H. Dunlop, Esq.,

Doonside ; G. Colvin White, Esq. , of Stewartlea ; Alexander

Cross, Esq., of Knockdon ; A. F. MacAdam, Esq., of

Craigengillan ; and Captain Blair of Blair. Twenty Extra- ordinary and Twenty-four Ordinary Directors. Secretary and Treasurer—James M'Murtrie. AYRSHIRE CATTI;E HERD BOOK SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN. President --The Hon. G. R. Vernon, M.P., Auchans, Kilmarnock Secretary and Treasurer—James M'Murtrie, Solicitor. ROAD TRUST, AYR DISTRICT. Treasurer—James M'Murtrie. Clerk— C. G. Shaw. Surveyor—Allan Stevenson. TRADES' HOUSE. Tradefi. Deacons. Trades. Deacons.

Hammermen—W. Kerr. I Shoemakers—E. Smith. Tailors A. Cowan. — | Squaremen—Jas. C. Highet. Clerk— John T. Goudie. SHERIFF AND COMMISSARY COURT. Sheriff and Commissary— David Brand. Sheriff-Substitute and Commissary-Depute —W. A. 0. Paterson. DIRECTORY,

Sheriff' and Commissary-Clerk—Robert Coudie. Depute-Clerk—Andrew Crawford. Procurator-Fiscal—Robert D. Murdoch. Macer—Hugh Arthur. The Procurators before the Sheriff Court are Practitioners also before the Commissary Court. Ordinary Courts sit 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. SOLICITORS BEFORE THE SHERIFF COURT. Dean of Faculty—Wm. Pollock, Ayr. (Those marked are * Notarie- Public also.) *Andrew, James, Ayr '^Murray, Wm., Girvan Andrew, Thomas, Ayr MacCallum, Robert, Ayr *Andrews, David, Girvan *MacCallum, J. A., Ayr I David, Maybole MacCallum, A. B., Ayr *Brown, I

*Beveridge, R. M., Ayr i *M'Clymont, J. W., Ayr *Brackenridge, Arch., Cumnock M'Cubbin, Alex., Ayr I

Christie, William, Irvine i M'Murtrie, James, Ayr

*Douglas, John, Ayr , ''M'Cosh, J. M., Dairy D., Irvine *Dunlop, D., Ayr i *M'Jannet, W.

*Dickie, James, Irvine i O'Beirne, J. H., Ayr

*Dougall, D. , Ayr I Pollock, Wm., Ayr

Ferguson, D., Ayr i Pollock, W. J., Ayr

Ferguson, James W., Ayr i Rowan, C. B., Ayr

*Goudie, R., Ayr ' Ranken, G. J., Ayr

Goudie, James H., Ayr i Struthers, A. W., Ayr

Goudie, John T. , Ayr I *Shaw, C. G., Ayr Gibson, James, Maybole Shaw, D. W^, Ayr j Gemmell, Alex., jun., Ayr Silver, John, Ayr I Harvey, Thomas, Mauchline Thomson, P. A., Ayr I *Kilpatrick, Wm., Ayr Vass, James, Ayr

*Lockhart, J., Ayr i *Watt, J. M., Ayr *Loudon, Alex., Ayr I Wilson, Robert, Ayr *Macrorie, Young, A. G., Ayr Wm., Ayr j * Thomas, Ayr Morton, W. T., Ayr j Young, Mudoch, R. D., Ayr Secretary and Treasurer—John Lockhart. Auditor of Faculty— John Lockhart. Joint Auditors of Sheriff Court— John Lockhart and Andrew Crawford. DIRECTORY. SHERIFF COURT OFFICERS. H. Arthur William Smith John Ramsay John Shaw J. Smith W. H. Wyllie

LANDS VALUATION—Kyle District. Clerk—Charles G. Shaw. Assessor—Thomas Harvey.

LANDS VALUATION -Kilmarnock Burgh and County of Wigtown. B. Corke, Macneille Buildings, Ayr. COLLECTOR OF COUNTY RATES. J. M'Cosh, Soli3itor, Dairy.

PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX—Kyle District. Commissioners — Colonel Hamilton of Sundrixm Col. Hay Boyd of Townend John Bell of Enterkine R. A. Oswald of Auchincruive Major-General Sir Claud Alex- James Somervell of Sorn, M.P. ander of Ballochmyle, Bart. Col. C. S. M'Alester of Duns- P. C. D. Boswell of Garallan kaig Captain R. M. Campbell of Claud Hamilton, yr., of Sun- Auchmannoch drum Sheriff David Brand and Sheriff-Substitute W A. Orr Paterson. ex- officio. Clerk—James M'Murtrie, Solicitor. Assessor—B. Corke. Inspector—F. S. Allan. Surveyor—Benjamin Corke. Collector—Joseph Tait. AYR CEMETERY. Managers— The Magistrates and Council. Treasurer—Robert MacCallum. Secretary—A. G. Young. Superintendent—Robert M Callum. CLERGY. Established, 1st Charge—Rev. United Presbyterian —Darling- T. Dykes, D.D. ton Place—R. M. Maclnnes Do. 2nd Do.—W. C. Duncan United Presbyterian—Cathcart Do. St Leonards—W. Granger Street— George Copland Do. Newton—W. Rainie Scottish Episcopalian—George Do. North Newton — John Grubb Henderson. Curate—A." T. Bell — —

10 DIRECTORY. CLERGY. Established Wallacet'n Church Original Seceders — John —G. J. C. Scott Robertson Free Church— C. G. M'Crie Moravian— J. R. Barlow Do. Newton—John Miller Methodist—H. G. W. Weston Do. Wallacetown — A. G. Evangelical Union- -A. Stewart Murdoch Roman Catholic — W. J. O. Do. St Andrews—Wm. Hay O'Shaughnessy. Martyrs—T. H. Lang. Baptist AYR COUNTY HOSPITAL. Patron—The Most Noble the Marquis of Bute. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Honorary Directors—The Earl of Eglinton and Winton, the Marquis of Ailsa, Major-General Sir Claud Alexander, of Balloch- myle, Bart. ; R. A. Oswald, Esq., of Auchincruive ; Wm. Baird,

Esq. , of Elie ; Sir Andrew Barclay Walker, of Ossington, Derby,

Bart. ; Hon. G. R. Vernon, Esq., Auchans M.P. ; J. Douglas

Baird, Esq. , Wellington Square ; John G. A. Baird, Esq. , of

Adamton, M.P. ; William Houldsworth, Esq.. Rozelle ; John M.

Houldsworth, Esq., Brougham Place ; J. H. Houldsworth, Esq.,

Rozelle ; A. F. M'Adam, Esq., of Craigengillan ; A. H. Tennent,

Esq., of St Germains ; Henry R Baird, Esq. ; Bailie M'Lennan,

Glasgow ; G. Colvin White, Esq., Stewartlea ; Lord Blackburn,

Doonholm ; Colonel Tait, of Milrig ; George Coats, Esq., of Belleisle.

Ordinary Directors—President, The Earl of Stair, K.T. ; Ex-

Provost Goudie, William Gairdner, Esq , John Crawford, Esq., R. M. Pollok, Esq., R. S. Limond, Esq., William M'Colm, Esq., John Flint, Esq., Walter Neilson, Esq., John B. Fergusson, Esq., William Murray, Esq. Ex-Officio Directors—Robert Shankland, Esq., Provost of Ayr; Hitgh D. Willock, Esq., Senior Bailie of Ayr. Representative Directors of Employees

Mr David Capperauld (Messrs James Templeton & Sons) ; Mr

Robert Craig, Victoria Mills ; Mr John Dobbie, of Messrs And. Smith and Sons. Secretary and Treasurer— Robert MacCallum, Solicitor, Ayr. Consulting Physicians and Surgeons — Dr Naismith, Dr Riddall, Dr Watt, and Dr Lawrie. House Surgeon—Alexander Rutherford, M.B., CM., Edinr. Matron—Miss Wingfield. KIRK-SESSION. Session Clerk—J. W. M'Clymont, 52 Newmarket Street, Ayr. Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths—A Morgan. DIRECTORY. . 11 AYR SCHOOL BOARD. Chairman—David~ Dunlop. Mr David Boyes Rev. W. C. Duncan Mr W. M'Clelland Mr John Murdoch Rev. W. Rainie Mr Arthur Morgan Mr Thomas Turner Eev. W. J. O'Shavighneasy Clerk—T. Gemmell. Treasurer—J. A. MacCallum, Solicitor. Officer—Hugh Brown. ACADEMY. Rector—William Maybin, M.A. English —William Cormack, B Sc, and two Assistants. Classics and Higher English The Rector and two Assistants. Arithmetic and Mathematic—James Thomson and two Assistants. Drawing and Writing Laurence Anderson and two Assistants. Modern Languages—Duncan Mackay, M,A., and Assistant. Lady Superintendent —Mrs Craigie. Janitor - Daniel Buchanan. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Master—James D. Graham. Mistress—Miss Norrie SMITH'S INSTITUTION. Master—George Bain. Mistress —Miss Hood LADY JANE HAMILTON'S SCHOOL. Mistress—Miss Graham. Assistant—Miss Farquhar. NEWTON ACADEMY. Master - James Houston. Mistress Miss Andrew NEWTONHEAD SCHOOL. Master Gilbert Buchanan. Mistress—Miss Wilson. WALLACETOWN SCHOOL. Master—John Gibson. Mistress—Miss Crawford RUSSELL STREET SCHOOL. Master—Archibald M'Lean. Mistress—Miss Girvan CERTIFIED IlSlDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Rev. John Robertson, Chairman.

Hugh Cowan, Esq. , Treas. ; T. Gemmell, Esq. , National Bank, Sec. — ;

12 DIRECTORY.

Superintendent of Boys' School Andrew Ross. Matron— Mrs Ross. Teacher—John Bell. Industrial Master— John Elliot. Matron of Girls' School— Miss Laing. Teacher NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. Ayr Auxiliary. * President— Vacant Vice-President—George Gallic, Esq. Treasurer Thomas Gemmell, Esq. Joint Secretaries—Rev. C. G. M'Crie and R. G. Brown. AYR, NEWTON, and WALLACETOWN TRACT SOCIETY. Joint Hon. Sees. —Rev. John Robertson and Mr Geo. Gallic. Hon. Treas. Thomas M'Connochie, Royal Bank. ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE TRAINED NURSES FOR SICK POOR OF AYR. Honorary Committee. Miss Blackburn of Doonholm; Mrs Oswald of Auchincruive; Mrs

C. G. Shaw, Wellington House ; Hon. Mrs Vernon, Auchans ;

Mrs Baird of Cambusdoon ; Mrs Pollok of Middleton; Mrs

Gairdner, Dalblair Mrs Coats of Belle sle ; Mrs Boswell, Sand- gate House ; Miss Cowan, 4 Arran View, Prestwick. President— Mrs Baird of Cambusdoon. Vice-President Mrs R. D. Murdoch, Fairfield Lodge. Hon. Secretary—Mrs Hutton, St Bernards. Hon. Treasurer—Mr R D. Murdoch, County Buildings. Acting Committee. Mrs R. D. Murdoch, Fairfield Lodge; Miss Wood, 12 Wellington

Square ; Mrs Hutton, St Bernards ; Mrs Flint, 2 Montgomerie

Terrace ; Mrs M'Crie, Ayr Free Church Manse ; Mrs

Cuthbert, 8 Barns Terrace ; Mrs Dykes, South Park

Miss Davidson, Drumley ; Mrs Rainie, The Manse, Newton-

on-Ayr ; Mrs Limond Burnock ; Miss Louisa Maclnnes, Darlington U.P. Manse; Mrs I'uncombe Union Bank House;

Mrs W. Cairns Duncan, Bourtree Park ; Miss Mary Campbell, 1 Park Circus Professional Trained Nurse— Miss MacCallum, 8 Charlotte Street. —

DIRECTORY. 13 AYRSHIRE MISSION TO THE DEAF AND DUMB. Patron—The Right Hon. the Earl of Stair, K.T. President—His Grace The Duke of Portland. Hon. Treasurers

Wm. Kilpatrick, Esq , British Linen Coy. Bank, Ayr ; and Arthur Sturrock, Esq., British Linen Coy. Bank, Kilmarnock, Missionar—James Paul, 42 Witch Road, Kilmarnock. The " Ayrshire Mission to the Deaf and Dumb" is the only Society of the kind in Ayrshire, and is quite different from and entirely unconnected with the Glasgow or Edinburgh Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, or any other educational institutions.

THE OBJECTS OF THE MISSION ARE : 1. To seek out all uneducated Deaf and Dumb persons, and provide for their education ; 2. To provide religious instruction to the Deaf and Dumb after they have left school ; 3. To visit the sick and other Deaf and Dumb persons at their homes ; 4. To assist the Deaf and Dumb in obtaining employment, and to aid, if necessary, apprentices in learning a suitable trade ; 5. To relieve either by gifts or otherwise deserving and necessitous Deaf and Dumb persons. Mr James Paul, the Missionary, Kilmarnock or Ayr, to whom all communications on the business of the Ayrshire Mission to the Deaf and Dumb and relating to the education of Deaf and Dumb Children, should be addressed MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Erskine, R.B., M.D. Maclachan William, Morton, R. A., M.D. Goldie, A., M.D., M.D. Naismith, Will J., CM. Moore, Wm.. M B M.D.,C.M. Lawrie, W. J L. Morrison, A. B. Riddall John, MD. M.B. Watt, J. R. M.B. M'Kerro\\,G.,M.B.

AYR GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). Chairman— C. G. Shaw, Esq. Vice-Chairman—J. B. Paton- Directors — R. D. Murdoch J. Robertson Walter Young P. B. Hill Hugh Cowan | Adam M'Gregor Wm. Bayne Secretary and Treasurer— W. Pollock. Manager— Wm. Smith. Clerk—J. Y. Cunningham. Collector—James Clark. — —

14 DIRECTORY, NEWTON CONSUMERS' GAS COMPANY. Cliairman—Robert M 'Vicar. Directors

Peter Garvie | John Goudie | John M'Hulcheon t/ohn Gray I K. Cameron I Wm. M 'Vicar J, Robertson | | Secretary and Treasurer—James W. Fergusson, Solicitor. Manager —Andrew Yonng. Collector— James Murray. CORN EXCHANGE COMPANY. Chairman Robert Wallace.

Thomas Bone ! Robert Wallace | John Reid Findlay James Hutton | James | Treasurer William Kilpatrick. Secretary—Thomas Steele. EXCISE. Collector - Thomas H. Taylor Supervisor— James Reid. Officer Peter Connacher. CUSTOMS. Collector -W. H. Bignold. Clerk— F. Franklin. Examining Officer Out-Door Officers J. Greg, J. A. Moscrop, and J. Walker.

AYR COUNTY CLUB -41 Sandgate Street, Ayr. Instituted in 1872.

Earl of Stair, K. T. , Chairman. C G. Shaw, Esq., Secretary and Treasurer.

TOWN AND COUNTY CLUB — 26 Wellington Square, Ayr. J. G. Ranken and John Anderson Hon. Joint-Secretaries.

AYR BRANCH of the ROY^AL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. Secretary—William Pollock. Treasurer— J. M'Hutchon.

SAILORS' SOCIETY— Instituted 1581. Preses—Hugh Cowan Sec. J. B. Paton. Treas.— J. M'Hutchon Officer-M. Hannah MERCHANT COMPANY. Instituted in 1665, and in 1820 a fund was formed for Widows and Orphans. —

DIRECTORY. • 15

Master—John Wight. Treasurer— Robert MacCanum. Clerk—William Pollock. Officer—Win. Higgins.

PRESTWICK GOLF CLCJB. Captain — Archibald R. Paterson Hon. Secretary and Treasurer Harry Hart, Esq., Ayr. ST NICHOLAS GOLF CLUB. Captain A. J. Larke, 2 National Bank Buildings, Glasgow. Secretary and Treasurer—David Caldwell, 5 Queen's Terrace, Ayr AYR UNITED YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Rooms—146 High Street. Hon. President—The Most Nwble the Marquis of Ailsa. Hon. Vice-Presidents—David Dunlop, Esq., R. C. Maclaurin> Esq., John Reid, Esq., and Provost Shankland.

Chairman—Duncan Mackay , M. A. , 4 Buckingham Terrace. Vice-Chairmen—Joseph Tait, Doon Terrace, and J. W. M'Clymont, Bellarina. General Secretary— John Capperauld, 42 Mill Street. Assistant Secretary - Robert Dewar. Recording Secretary—Dan. Currie, junr. Treasurer—Matthew Reid, 104 High Street.

Religious Meetings are held as follows : Every Sabbath Morning— Wallacetown E.C. at 10 10 a.m. | Sandgate Free at a.m. Cathcart St. U.P. at 10 a.m. St. 10 a.m. | Andrew's Free

Darlington U. P. at 10 a.m. , Original Secession 10 a.m.

Baptist Church at 10 a.m. ' United Fellowship Meeting in the Rooms every Tuesday at 8 P.M., to which Young Men are cordially invited. Sabbath Evening Meeting for Young Men every Sabbath at 7 P.M. in the Rooms. Literary Society meets every alternate Monday during the Winter at 8 p.m. in the Rooms.

Reading-Room Open Daily from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m. List of Lodgings suitable for Young Men kept by Mr Cowieson' 90 High Street. For Let of Rooms apply to W. R. Black, 12 High Street. 16 DIRECTORY. BOWLING CLUBS. AYR CLUB. President—David Kennedy, Midton Road. Vice-President—D. Dougall, Solicitor. Secretary Robertson. Treasurer John Goodwin. —Wm. | Keeper of Bowling Green—Alex.. Hislop. WATTFIELD CLUB.

President—David Meikle. I Vice-President—David Clark.

Secretary—David White. | Treasurer—Mr R. A. Miller, jr. Keeper of Bowling Green—W. Allan. NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN OLUB. - President—Mr W. Smith. | Vice-President R. Stevenson. Secretary and Treasurer A. G. Muir, "Observer" Office. Keeper of Bowling Green Withers. AYR LAWN TENNIS CLUB. President—Benjamin Corke, Doonleigh. Vice-President - Robert M'Creath, Netherlea. Secretary—Wm Alexander, 2 Barns Park. AYR CRICKET CLUB Ground—Northfield Park, Prestwick Road. Patron The Earl of Stair, K.T. Hon. President— J. Douglas Baird, Esq. Hon. Vice-PresidentF—D. A. S. Cuninghame, Esq., W. Baird, Esq. President— J. B. Paton, Esq. Vice-Presidents— R. M. Davidson, Esq., Dr Naismith.

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer - Mr T. D. Wallace, 12 John St. Match Secretary—Mr James M'Call, 38 Sandgate Street. Captain Mr James Cochrane. Vice-Captain -Mr A. Mark. 2nd Eleven Captain —Mr H. Robertson. Committee— Messrs Phillips, Mark, Wallace, Arthur, J. M. Jamieson, Cochrane, Willet, M'Call, Hunter, and Goudie. MatchCommittee— Messrs Phillips, Ochiltree, and the Captain or his Substitute. AYR ACADEMICAL ATHLETIC CLUB. President—J. Douglas Baird, Esq. Chairman—T. R. Crawford, 62 Newmarket Street. Hon. Sec. & Treas.— Mr W.Todd Ferguson, 'Observer" Office, Ayr —

DIRECTORY. 17 MASONIC LODGES. Ayr St. James, No. 125, instituted 1771—R.W.M., Alexander Mitchell, Lime and Cement Merchant, Green Street, Newton.

. James Jack, 142 George Street, Secretary. Lodge Room

M. H. , 20 New Bridge Street ; meets last Monday of every Month at 8 p.m. Ayr and Renfrew Militia St Paul, No. 204 (instituted 1799)- Lieut.-Col. Mathie Morton, 9 Wellington Square, R.W.M. W. L. Chambers, 4 Barns Crescent, Secretary. Lodge

I Room—M. H. , 2 New Bridge Street . meets Second Monday of every Month. Ayr St Paul's Eoyal Arch Chapter, No. 18—Meets in M. H., 20 New Bridge Street. Lieut. -Col. Mathie Morton, Z. Scribe, Thomas Brown, 51 Content Street.

Ayr E. G. Royal Arch Chapter, No. 39—Meets in 20 New Bridge Street, on First Thursday of every Month. M. M'B. Thom- son, 196 High Street, Z. Robert M'Kelvie, 15 Cross Street, Scribe E. Ayr Knight Templar Encampment, No. 3—Meets First Saturday of every Month. M. M'B. Thomson, E.C., and Robert M'Kelvie, 15 Cross Street, Recorder.

Ayr Grand Council of Rites — Meets Quarterly. Matthew M'B. Thomson, Wallace Tower, High Street, Sov., and Robert M'Kelvie, 15 Cross Street, Ch. BANKS. Bank of Scotland. National Bank of Scotland Agents, William Pollock (Limited). John Anderson Agent, Thomas Gemmell Teller, Robert A. Miller Accountant, Q. Blane British Linen Coy. Agent, William Kilpatrick Royal Bank of Scotland Account, Robert Kennedy Agents, H. Cowan and Clydesdale Bank (Limited). Thos. M'Connochie Agent, Charles Smith Teller, William Ferguson Accountant, Thos. Macmillan Teller, G. R. Murray Union Bank of Scotland Commercial Bank of Scotland (Limited) (Limited). Agent, John T. Buncombe Agent, William Macrorie Accountant, John Briggs Accountant, Thomas T. Bell Teller, R. D. M 'Naught —

18 DIRECTORY. RESIDENT ACTING JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Arrol, Sir William, Seajfield jLimond, R. S. , Burnock Boyd, Lt-Col. Hay, of Townend Maclaclilan, Wm., M.D. Coats, George, of Belleisle M'Alester, Col. C. S., Dimskaig Cowan, Hugh, Royal Bank, Ayr Morton, J. M. M., of Belmont Currie, Donald, merchant, Ayr Oswald, R. A., of Auchincruive Cmmingham, Wm., Belmont Paton, J. B., Ayr Dremaan, James, Auchinlee Paton, Rob rt, merchant Dunlop, W. H., Doonside Pollok, R. M., Middleton

Duncombe, John T. , Union Bank Reid, John, Brougham Place Fairiie, Col. John Robert Steele, Thomas, shipowner Ferguson, J. M., publisher White, G. C, of Dankeith j

Fergusson, J. B. , Doonholm Whigham, D. D. , Ayr Gemmell, A. B., publisher [Wilson, J. P., of Polquhairn Goudie, Robert, Ayr jThe Sheriff and Sheriff- Substi-

Graham, John, Ayr ! tutes of the County Hamilton, John, of Sundrum The Provost, Bailies, Treasurer, Hamilton, J. Claud, yr. of Do. and Dean of Guild of Ayr Heneage, Lt-Col. M W., Ayr The Master of the Merchant

Hill, P. B. , Beresford Terrace Co. , Ayr i Hou Idsworth, Wm. Newton Hunter, Andrew, builder, Ayr The First Magistrate Johnstone, J., factor, Alloway Prestwick Itilpatrick, Wm., Solicitor 'The Senior Magistrate Clerk—D. W. Shaw Depute—P. A. Thomson LIEUTENANCY OF AYRSHIRE. Lord-Lieutenant—Earl of Stair, K.T. Convener —The Earl of Glasgow. Clerk of Lieutenancy—William Macrorie, Ayr. NEWTON-UPON-AYR. magistrates. Bailies A. M'D. H. Lang and Thomas Reid Councillors

Allan Gibb I James M'Hvitchon I Alex. Cuthbert Hunter T. Ferguson Adam. Reid | Wm. | W. Treasurer—James M. Ferguson Clerk—J. A, MacCallum NEWSPAPERS. Ayr Observer Tuesday—J. M. Ferguson, Publisher Ayr Advertiser Thursday—T. M. Gemmell & Son, Publishers Ayr Observer Friday—J. M. Ferguson Ayrshire Post Friday—W. G. Wallace, manager DIRECTORY. • 19 MARKET DAY8 Every Tuesday and Friday

FAIRS. New-Year's Day Fair (Horses and Cattle) —Thursday before 2nd Wednesday of January Palm Fair (Horses and Cattle)—Last Friday in April Hiring Fair—Third Tuesday in April, and third Tuesday in October Midsummer Fair (Horses and Cattle) —Thursday before 2nd Monday and last Friday of July Michaelmas Fair (Horses and Cattle) —Second Thursday in October INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS Accident—Charles Smith, Clydesdale Bank Brittania, Fire, and Briton Medical and General Life— James Andrew, solicitor Caledonian Plate Glass Insurance Coy—James M'Murtrie,

solicitor ; Hugh Wood, hatter ; and R. Mustard, Rose Cottage, Carrick Park.

Caledonian Fire and Life—J. T. Buncombe ; William Burns ;

D. Dougall ; Thomas Gemmell, banker ; David Dunlop,

solicitor ; T. a I). Crawford ; and Robert Wilson, solicitor Caledonian Fire—James Clark, 4 Arran Terrace City of Glasgow Life— John Lockhart, solicitor,, and R. Mustard, Rose Cottage, Carrick Park. Commercial Union Fire Life Marine—James Andrew, solicitor, and Alexander Gemmell, solicitor Commercial Fire Insurance Coy—James M'Crindle, 5 Char- lotte Street.

County Fire Office— James M'Murtrie solicitor ; W. Macrorie,

solicitor ; J. Silver, solicitor ; and T. Turner, accountant Economic Fire—John Young, jr., 18 Ballantine Drive

Edinburgh Life—Alexander Loudon, solicitor ; J. Anderson,

Bank of Scotland ; and T. Turner, accountant Edinburgh and Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Coy (Limited) —Robert A. Miller, Bank of Scotland Employers' Liability Assurance Coy— James M'Murtrie, solicitor, and Thomas Andrew, solicitor Equitable Fire and Accident Insurai ce Coy— J. M. \A att, solicitor English and Scottish Law Life Assurance Coy— Alexander Gemmell, jun; Thomas Young, solicitor, and William Hunter, 24 Sandgate Street —

20 DIRECTORY.

Fire Insurance Association (Limtd) —J. & W. Smith, accountants General Life and Fire -R. & J. A. MacCallum, solicitors, and R. Mustard Guardian Horse Insurance Coy—James M'Murtrie, solicitor Guardian Plate Glass Insurance Coy—R. & J. W. Fergusson, 14 Cathcart Street Hand in Hand Insurance Society—T. Turner, accountant Horse Insurance Coy— Frederick 0. Carr, 70 Newmarket Street Imperial Fire Insurance Coy - Hugh Bryan, 26 Sandgate Street, and Robert A. Miller, Bank of Scotland Imperial Live Stock Disease, Accident, and Fire Insurance Coy —James M'Murtrie, solicitor Insurance Company of Scotland—Charles Smith and James Young (Fire only)

Lancashire Fire and Life—John Murdoch, C.E. ; R. & J. A.

MacCallum, Town Chambers ; T. & D. Crawford ; Chas.

Smith, banker ; and James Cook Law Union and Crown Fire and Life Insurance Coy John T. Scott, corporate accountant

Life Association of Scotland—William Burns, chemist ; Daniel Wyllie & Co.; Robert A. Miller, Bank of Scotland; R. & J. W.

Fergusson ; R. & J. A. MacCallum, solicitors ; Robert

Wilson, solicitor ; and Thomas Turner, accountant Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life Insurance Coy

R. & J. W. Fergusson ; C. & D. Shaw, County Buildings ; C. B. Rowan, and Thomas Young, solicitor London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Accident Insurance Company Wm. Lymburn, and R. G. Brown, 62 High Street London Insurance Corporation—D. Wyllie & Co. London General Plate Glass -Hugh Wood, hatter London and Provincial Horse and Carriage Insurance Company —R. Mustard, Rose Cottage London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Coy—J. & W. Smith, 25a

Newmarket Street ; Robert Dewar, auctioneer ; and John Young, jr. London and Liverpool Globe Fire and Life OfEce—Ranken k

Vass, solicitors ; C. B. Rowan, and Thomas Young Manchester Fire and Life —William Macrorie Marine Insurance—James M'Murtrie, solicitor Mercantile Accident and Guarantee Coy - John T. Duneombe Mortgage Insurance Coy—R. & J. A. MacCallum and Wm. Ferguson, Royal Bank Mutual Life—David Dunlop, solicitor National Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Coy—R. & J. A. MacCallum —

DIRECTORY. 21

National Boiler Insurance Coy—John Young, jr., 18 Ballantine Drive National Provident Institution— John W. M Clymont, solicitor Northern Fire and Life—W. W. & J. Pollock and J. M'Clymont, Royal Bank Northern Accident Insurance Coj^—Thos. M Connochie and Wm. Ferguson, Royal Bank North British and Mercantile Insurance Coy—Hugh Cowan,

Royal Bank ; D. D. Whighan), wine merchant ; C. & D.

Shaw. Cou ty Buildings, Ayr ; A. Loudon, solicitor ; John

Lockhart, solicitor ; Thomas Gemmell, banker ; Ranken & Vass, solicitors; John Anderson, Bank of Scotland; and John Young, IS Ballantine Drive Norwich Union Fire and Life —R. D. Murdoch, solicitor, and

Frederick O. Carr, 70 Newmarket Street ; James Young, auctioneer Norwich and London Accident Insurance Association—Robert A. Miller, Bank of Scotland

Phcenix Fire Office —D. Dunlop, solicitor ; W. Kilpatrick, solicitor, and John Young, jr.

Plate Glass Insurance Company—Hugh Wood, 31 High Street ;

T. & D. CraM'ford ; John Silver, solicitor ; R. A. Miller ; R.

& J. A. MacCallum ; and John Young, jr. Provident Life Insurance Coy—James M'Murtrie, solicitor, and J. Silver, solicitor Prudential Assurance Coy— D. Stewart, superintendent. Railway Passengers Assurance Coy—J. M'Gill, station master Rock Life Assurance Coy—R. .t J. A. MacCallum, solicitors Royal Fire and Life—J. H. Paterson; Thomas Andrew, solicitor; and J. G. M 'Skimming, 7 Wellington Square Scottish Accident Insurance Coy—Thomas Gemmell, banker ;

James Young ; R. & J. A. MacCallum ; J. T. Duncombe ; R. Mustard, and John Young, jr. Scottish Amicable Life— William Kilpatrick, solicitor, and D. Dougall, solicitor Scottish Boiler Insui-ance Coy- -Thomas (xemmell, banker Scottish Equitable Life—^Charles Smith, Clydesdale Bank Scottish Employers" Liability and Accident Assurance Coy— R. Mustard, and John Young, jr. Scottish Imperial Life Office— Ranken & Vass, 4 Newmarket Street Scottish Legal Life Assurance—J. M. Watt, solicitor Scottish Metropolitan Fire Assurance Coy T. & D. Crawford Scottish Plate Glass Insurance Coy — J. M'Crindle, Hall's Vennal 22 DIRECTORY.

Scottish Provident Institution— William Flint & Sons, merchants Scottish Provincial— Thomas Gemmell and W. T. Morton Scottish Temperance Life Assurance Coy., Ltd—Charles Smith, Clydesdale Bank

Scottish Union and National— William Macrorie ; A. B Gemmell,

Advertise?' Office ; John M'Clymont, solicitor ; William

Ferguson, Royal Bank ; and A. G. Young, Town Clerk Scottish Widows' Fund—T. M. Gemmell & Sons, publishers ; James Young, Corn Exchange Court, High Street; Alexander

Gemmell, jr., Commercial Bank ; Ranken & Vass, solicitors,

4 Newmarket Street ; D. Fergusson, solicitor, and William Allan, 57 Sandgate street

Sickness and Accident —Alex. Gemmell, jr., solicitor ; and John Silver, solicitor Star liife Insurance Coy- James, M'Murtrie, solicitor

Standard Life— W. W. & J. Pollock, solicitors ; James M'Mur-

trie, solicitor ; Thomas Andrew, solicitor ; R. Dewar,

auctioneer ; Thomas Smith factor ; John Young, jr. ; and T Turner. 25 Newmarket Street

Sun Fire and Life —T. M. Gemmell & Son, publishers ; Thomas

Smith, factor ; and Alex. M'Cubbin, solicitor Union Fire and Life Insurance Coy—Hugh W^ood, hatter United Kingdom Temperance Institution for Mutual Life Assurance— William Lyn)burn. and J. Craig & Son Victoria Mutual Association Coy (Limited) —James M'Crindle, Hall's Vennal West of England Fire and Life Insurance Coy—Hugh Wood, 31 High Street, and Thomas Andrew, solicitor West of Scotland Plate Glass Insurance Coy— John Young, jr. West of Scotland Fire Office (Limited)— John T. Scott, corporate accountant Westminster Fire Office— J. K. Hunter, 51 Sandgate Street Yorkshire Steam Boiler Insurance Coy— James M'Murtrie, solicitor Caledonian Fire and Life—W'm. Taylor, stationer, Alloway Street.

PUBLIC OFFICES. Assessor for Burgh of Ayr — Alex. Walker, 8 Academy Street Assessor for Burgh of Kilmarnock and County of Wigtown—B. Coi-ke, NcAvmarket Sti^eet Assessor for Property and Income Tax— B. Corke, Newmarket Street Ayr Economic Building Society, 25a Newmarket Street —T. Turner, secretary —

DIRECTORY. 23

Ayr Water Office, Town Buildings, High Street 7— John Eagleshani, engineer Ayr Gas Company's Office, at the Works, Soutli Beach— William Smith, manager Ayr Model Building Society, 84 New Road -E.. Paterson, secretary Ayr and Newton Consumers' G-as Company's Office, at the Works, Damside of Newton Andrew Young, manager

Ayr Dis'-rict of Roads—C. G. Shaw, clerk ; Office County

Buildings ; James M'Murtrie, solicitor, 70 Newmarket

Street, treasurer ; Allan Stevenson, surveyor Ayrshire Agricultural Association—James M'Murtrie, 70 New- market Street, secretary and treasurer Ayrshire Cattle Herd Book Society —James M'Murtrie, 70 New- market Street, secretary and treasurer County Police Office, Cha.rlotte Street—Captain Hardy M'Hardy,

R. N. , chief constable County Road Trust -William Pol ock, 24 Sandgate Street, Ayr County of Aj^r Property Investment and Building Society, 62 Newmarket Street —D. Crawford, manager Clerk's Office, County Buildings — County Charles G. Sliaw ; ilepute, D. W. Shaw Commissary Clerk's Office, County Buildings --R. Goudie, clerk Commissioner of Supply's Office, County Buildings -Charles G. Shaw, clerk Custom House, 2 Fort Street —W. H. Bignold, collector Harbour Office, Dock Buildings, North Quay—J. M'Hutchon, collector and treasurer Harbour Master's Office, Dock Buildings, North Quay -Captain Alex. Ritchie Inland Revenue Office, Stamps and Taxes, 3 Macneille Buildings,

Newmarket Street — B, Corke, surveyor ; Joseph Tait, collector Income Tax Commissioners, District of Kyle—James M'Murtrie, 70 Newmarket Street, clerk Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, County Buildings — D, W. Shaw,

Clerk to the Peace : depute, P. A. Thomson National Telephone Coy. 's Office, 180 High Street Post Office, 43 Newmarket Street —Robert Ramsay, postmaster Police Office, 29 New Bridge Street—W. M'Kay, superintendent Poor Law Boards—A}^' Board —David Caldwell, inspector ; Office, 21 Kyle Street. Newton Board—James Bracken-

ridge, inspector ; Office, Allison Street. St Quivox Board

Robert Pyper, inspector ; Office, 98 Cross Street —

24 BIRECITOBV.

Procurator-Fiscal for the Burgh ; Ottice, 237 High Street—C. B. Rowan

Procurator-Fiscal for the County ; OflSce, County Buildings—R. D. Murdoch Property and Income Tax Office, 8 Macneille Buildings, New- market St. —F. S. Allan, inspector; Benjamin Corke, surveyor Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths for the Parliamentary Burgh ot Ayr; Office, 23 Ncm" Bridge Street— Arthur Morgan, registrar Registrar of Proclamations for Ayr—J. W. M'Clymont. 52 New- market Street. Newton—J. M. Ferguson. Wallacetown John Watson Sheriff Clerk's Office, County Buildings —Andrew Crawford, Clerk- Depute Telegraph Office, Post Office —43 NeMniarket Street Town Clerk's Office, Town's Buildings, High Street — A. G. Young, clerk The Scottish National Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children—Secretary and Treasurer for Ayr District, A. G. Young, Town Clerk STEAMERS. To Glasgow, Greenock, and Girvan—Quintin Young, Agent To Belfast, Larne, Campbeltown, Liverpool, and London— Ayr Steam Shipping Company, Agents. AYR BURNS CLUB. Ex-Provost Ferguson, Chairman Vice-Chairmen— Sir W. Arrol, Walter Neilson, Esq., C. G,

Shaw, Esq , and Walter Bain, Esq. Mr J. A. MacCallum, Treasurer. Mr George Bain, Secretary. AYR WORKING MENS' BURNS CLUB. D. Capperauld, Chairman. Wm. Kennedy, Vice-Chairman. J. P. Campbell, Secretary. K. M'Connell, Treasurer. INSPECTOR UNDER THE FACTORY ACTS FOR AYR AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. F. H. Whyonper, Home Office; Sedgwick, Esq., successor to J. S. Maitland Certifying Surgeon—Dr J. Black Morrison, Ayr H.M. PRISON. Governor— Lt-Col. C E Macaulay.

Chaplain, Rev. J. Barlow Surgeon, W. J. Naismith, M.D. , CM. Matron, Mrs Reid DIRECTORY. 25 CARNEGIE PUBLIC LIBRARY Main Street, Newton, Ayr Chairman of Committee, Provost Shankland Clerk and Treasurer, Quintin Blane Librarian, G. B. Phillips AYR EDUCATIONAL TRUST GOVERNORS Chairman —Rev. Dr Dykes

Rev G. Copland I David Dunlop, Esq Provost Shankland Hugh Cowan, Esq Bailie Willock ' R M. Davidson, Esq Joseph Tait, Esq James Johnstone, Esq | Clerk and Treasurer —J G. M'Skimming.

COUNT \- COUNCIL.

Committees of County Council as fixed on 1st Jan., 1892 : - Executive Commitfee of Local Authority—J. R. Dempster,.

Stoneyhall ; William Dunn, Kirkmichael ; Charles Howatson of

Dornel ; Thomas Hunter, Ciininock ; Claude Hamilton, yr. of

Sundrum ; Robert Inglis, Lovestone : J. F. Dalrymple-Hay of

Dunlop ; James Kilpatrick, Craigie Mains ; William Miller, Kil- marnock ; A. Steel, Burnhead, Darvei ; J. H. Turner, Kilmar- nock ; James Pettigrew Wilson of Polquliairn ; Hon G. R.

Vernon ; Thomas Young, Stewarton

Valuation Committee—DaYid Andrews, Girvan ; Marcus Bain,

Mauchline ; Colonel Hay Boyd of Townend ; W. H. Dunlop of

Doonside ; John Hogarth, Ardrossan ; Claude Hamilton, yr. of

Sundrum ; Joseph Hood, Newmilns ; Charles Howatson of Dor- nel ; H. C. Hyndman of Springside James Kilpatrick, Craigie

Mains ; James Mutter of Meiklelaught ; J. C. Montgomerie of

Dalmore ; David Mathieson New Cumnock Dr Moir, Maybole;

R A. Oswald of Auchincriiive ; W. Ralston-Patrick of Trearne ;

John Richard, jun , Tarholton ; J. M. Robertson, Galston ;

James Somervell of Sorn, M,P. ; Thomas Young, Stewarton.

Finance Committee—F. G. Blair of Blair ; Marcus Bain,

Mauchline ; J. A. Bulloch, p]tal Lodge, Fairlie ; William Dunn,

Kirkmichael ; Thomas Hunter, Cumnock ; Robert \Jackie,

Stewarton ; David Mathieson, New Cunmock : Hon. G. A.

Montgomerie ; R. M. Pollok of Middleton ; J. M. Robertson,

Galston ; James Somervell of Sorn, M. P. ; Thomas Smith, May- bole ; James Stewart, Heathfield, Irvine ; James Wyllie, Troon ; J. Gemmell Young, Riccarton.

Lair Committee — David Andrews, Girvan ; .T. A. Bulloch, 26 DIKECTORY.

Largs ; R. M. Campbell of Auclimannoch ; John Hogarth, Ar- drossan ; W. H. Dunlop of Doonside ; Hon. H. F. H. Elliot of

Corwar, M.P ; William Linton. Kilmaurs; W. Miller, Dreghorn;

Edward Miller, Saltcoats ; Matthew Smith Prestwick.

Pi'isoii Visifwff Committee- A. ¥ M;Adam of Craigengillan ; W. Miller. Dreghorn; M. vSmith. Piestwick; Robert Taylor of

Darwhilling ; J. Gemraell Young, Riecarton ; Provost Armour

(Irvine Burgh) ; Bailie Alex. Baird (Kilmarnock Burgh ; ) Bailie Willock, Provost Shankland, Treasurer Smith (Ayr Burgh) Di'^trict Board of Lvnacy for the County— B,. M. Campbell of

Auchmannoch ; W. T. Hammond, Skeldon Mills ; Joseph Hood,

Newmilns ; Dr Moir, Maybole ; Edward Miller, Saltcoats ;

Quinton M'Adam, Straiton ; W. Ralston-Patrick of Trearne ;

R. M. Pollok of Middleton ; Provost Armour, Irvine ; Provost

Shankland, Ayr ; Provost M'Lelland, Kilmarnock Puhlic Health Committee (for Ayr District) — R. Angus, Lugar; Claude Hamilton, yr. of Sundrum; M. Smith, Prestwick; R. M. Pollok of Middleton

Road Board for Ayr Bixfrkt — R. Angus, Lugar ; Capt. Camp- bell of Auchmannoch ; W, T. Hammond, vSkeldon Mills; Charles

Howatson of Dornel ; Thomas Hunter, Cunmock ; Claude Hamil- ton, yr. of Sundrum ; M. Smith, Prestwick

Stavd/ng Joint Coiiimittee— 'Robert Angus, Lugar ; Robert

Inglis, Lovestone ; R. W. Knox of Moorpark ; James Wyllie,

Troon ; R. P. Wright, Ballantrae ; Provost Watt, Iivine R. C. Macdonald, M.D., Medical Officer of Health, 7 Wellington Square Thomas Currie, Chief Sanitary Inspector 7 Wellington Square C. G. Shaw, Clerk, County Buildings

THE NATIONAL ANTI-CAMBLINC LEAGUE (Scotland) Ayr Branch. President - Provost Shankland. Vice-President- Donald Currie, 3 Alloway Place. Secretary and Treasurer—Wallace Allan, 6 Newmarket Street, Ayr. Committee— Sir Wm. Arrol, Walter Bain, Rev. J. R. Barlow. R. G. Brown, John Capperauld, Councillor Craig, Robert A. Dewar, James Dobbie, Rev. W. C. Duncan, David Dunlop, John Flint, W. C. Gray, David Hyslop, James M. Irvine, Duncan Mackay, Councillor Meikle, Rev. John Miller, Arthur Morgan, Bailie M'Cleliand, Rev, C. G. M'Crie, Captain M'Killop, Thomas M'Millan, Robert Ramsay, David Reid, John Rusk, Rev. J. Robertson, Bailie Semple, Treasurer Smith, A. W. Struthers, Wm. Taylor, jun.. Bailie Willock. POST OFFIC E, AYR. SURVEYING STAFF FOR SOUTHERN DISTRICT OP SCOTLAND. GENERAL POST OFFICE. Head-Quarters—Ayr. E. P. W. Reclforcl, Esq., Surveyor

J. P. Hegarty, Esq. , Assistant Surveyor J. L. Macdonakl, Esq., Surveying Ciprk

J. S. Harvey, Esq. , Surveying Clerk. A, Johnston, Inspecting Telegraphist R. W, Stevenson, Stationery Clerk W. P. Thomson, Stationery Clerk

Postmaster—Robert Ramsay, Esq, Chief Cleric—Andrew Muir. C^erA;*-— Alexander Paterson and Geo, A. Johnstone. Sorting Ckrhs and Telegraphists — William Hall, Robert Walker, Wm, Paterson, James G, Hislop, R, M'Murray, Wm. Wilson, James B, Campbell, William Halliday, William Napier, and Six Female Telegraphists. Stampers—3 dimQii Napier, Robert Barclay, Wm. Leggat, and Hugh Paterson. Supemiising Postman —Peter G. Napier. Town Postmen-—Samnel Whitelaw, Hugh Napier, John Cameron, James M'Neill, William Gumming, James Barclay, David Caddis, Andrew M'Murtrie, John Pratt, Archibald Young, Thomas King, William Cumming, jun,, William Vass, and Eight Auxiliaries. Country Postmen—Hugh Smith, Joseph Pratt, David Ludgate, Thos, Richardson, R. M'Clement, John Brown, Robei't Aird, and Thomas Kelly. Medical Officer—Dr. J. R. Watt. RECEIVING OFFICES, High Street (263 High Street)—R. Neill. Receiver Newtonhead (Main Street, NeAvton) —A, Lawson, Receiver All ordinary business is transacted at these othces, with the exception of Telegraph. Tarn's Brig Receiver, Money Order and Telegraph, Office,

BRANCH office-Ayr docks. Open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. All ordinary business is transacted at this Office, with the exception of money orders and savings bank. Letters are collected at 10 a.m., 1 p.m., 3,45 p.m,, 4,40 p,.m. 5 p.m., and 8 p.m. ...

MONEY ORDERS AND SAVINGS BANK- GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE & ANNUITY OFFICE, OPEN 9 AM, TILL 6 PM- Postage Stamps & Postal Orders sold from 7 am. till 9 p.m. No Insurance, Money Order, or Savings Bank Business is transacted on a Sunday.

Telegraph Office Open on ATVeek Days from. 7 a.iYi. till 9 p.m. On Sundays, 9 a.n-i. till lO a.m.

Ordinary Business —This Office is, on Week Days, opened to the Public for ordinary business at 7 a.m. It is closed at 9 p.m. On Sundays the Office is open only from 9 am. till 10 a.m., but the Letter Box remains open as on other days. Registered Letters.—A Letter, Book, or other Packet (including Parcels), on which the Postage has been prepaid in Stamps, can be Registered to any part of the United Kingdom for Fees of 2d, 3d, 4d, 5d, 6d, up to half-an-hour before the time for posting Ordinary Letters till in the above Table of Despatches ; and for a Late Fee of Fourpence the closing of the Box.

PILLAH AND "WALL LETTEE :B02i:es. HOURS OF COLLECTION.

Week Days. Names of Pillar and ri t; .d ^ Wall Letter Boxes. [» f? X g ^ E 1 s

A.M. A. M. P.M. P.M p. M. P.M. P.M. P.M. fAYR DOCKS BO. W.B. 10 — 1 — 3 30 4 40 •• 8 — __ 5 — AUoAvay Place W.B. 5 30 10 15 115— 3 40 4 45 7 8 15 9 15 Broomfleld Road P.B. . 5 30 9 15 1 3 30 4 30 6 45 8- 8 45 Carrick Road W.B 5 30 9 30 1 — -! 3(: 4 30 6 45 8 — 9 — Castlehill Road W.B. .. 9 30 12 50 2 45 4 30 6 30 7 45 9 — Cattle Market W.B. 5 30 10 15 1 15 3 40 4 40 7 — 8 15 9 15 Eglinton Terrace W.B. .. 6 30 10 15 115 3 45 4 45 7 — 8 15 9 — High Street P.B 5 80 10 15 1 15 3 45 4 45 7 — 8 15 9 15 *HIGH STREET R.O. .. 5 30 10 15 1 —15 3 40 4 45 7 - 8 —15 9159~ Midton Road W.B 5 30 9 30 1 3 30 4 30 6 45— 8 Miller Road P.B . . . 5 30 10 15 1 —15 3 40 4 45 7 8 —15 9 —15 «NEWTOX HEAD R.O. 5 30 10 15 1 3 40 4 40 6 45 8 9 — New Road WB .5 30 9 30 1 3 30 4 SO 6 45 8- 9 North Newt'n Church W.B. 5 30 9 30 12 30 3 30 4 30 6 — 8- 9 — North Quay P.B 5 30 10 15 1 — 3 40 4 45 7 — 8 — 9 — Old Bridge End P.B. .. 5 30 10 15 1 — 3 40 4 40 6 45 8 — 9 —

Racecourse Road P.B. . 5 30 9 15 1 — S 30 4 30 6 45 8 — 9 — .. 4 40 8- 9 15 Railway Station P.B. 10 15 12 —50 3 40 6 45- — — South Quay W.B 5 30 10 15 1 3 45 4 45 7 — 8 — 9 — t*TAMS BRIG R.O., .. 5 301 9 30 12 30 3 30 4 30 6 8 9 — Wallacetown Toll Bar W.B 5 301 9 15 1 — i3 30 1 4 30 6 30 7 50 9

t Tel. Offices. *These are M.O. and S.B. Offices. No Collection on Sunday. On Sundays Letters are Delivered at the Counter from 9 a.m. to lO a.m. On Public Holidays there is one Delivery only by Postmen at 7.20 a.m., and to Callers at Counter from 8 to 8.30 p.m. . .. .

Delivery Delivery Delivery to of ARRIVALS. Post men Callers Parcels begins at begins at begins at Edinburgh, Glasgow & the North, Kilmar-"^

nock, Maybole, Girvan, Dumfries, &c. . . |

JEngland, Colonial & Foreign, South of )- Ireland, Edinburgh, Dumfriesshire, | Galloway, &c. J Edinburgh, Glasgow, ^ aisley, N. Ireland 9 30 ,, 7 30 „ •Glasgow, Kilmarn'ck,Dalmerngton, & Local 1 45 p.m. 1 45 p.m. 1 45 p.m. Maybole, Girvan, Cumnock, London, Ac. 3 15 „ Xocal Posts, Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar 4 15 „ 4 15 „

nock, Annbank, Ardrossan, &c. . Edinburgh, East of England, Glasgow,'^ Beith, Dairy, Irvine, Girvan, Maybole, | Dalmellington, AC |

England, South of Ireland, and from !

Abroad, Dumfi'ies, Cumnock, Mauchline, f

. . & Kilmarnock . | Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Prestwick, | Troon ; Letters, &c., can Parcel DESPATCHES. be postkd Post. With One Without Parcels ad'itional Extra can Latest time of Posting at the Head Office for ^-penny be 6.30 a.m., 9.15 a.m Charge Posted Town Deliueries— , 1.35 "stamp until until p.m. ,4 p.m., 7.30p.m. until Irvine, Mauchline a.m Prestwick, Monkton, 'I roon, Coylton Tarbolton, Stair, and Annbank Maybole, Girvan, Ballantrae, Colmonell, -p m. and Daljarroch 6 30 First Town Delivery 6 45 Alloway, Dalrymple, Dunure,Macnairston, 7 15 7 15 a.m. and W hitletts—Rural Posts Glasgow, Patna, Dunaskin, Dalmelling- 7 40 a.m. 7 30 ton, Hollybush „ Second Town Delivery 9 15

Dumfries, Kilmarnock, Prestwick . 9 40 9 45 „ Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley 11 — 11 5 „ 10 45 „ Stranraer 12 15 12 30 p.m 12 noon. Glasg'w,Edinbro',Cumn'ck,Kilmarn'ck, &c 135 Third Town Delivery 140 „ 1 15 p.m

Dumfries and the South (Parcels only) . 1 15 „ Dalmellington, 20" Maybole, Girvan, Dunaskin 3 15 3 ' „ 3— „ Edinburgh, Glasgow, & theNorth.Greenock 3 45 3 55 ,, 3 45 „ Fourth Town Delivery 4 — 4 10 „ 4— „ N. Ireland, Paisley, Ardrossan, Saltcoats, Kilwinning,Irvine, Monkton, & Prestwick 4 50 „ England, South of Ireland, Dumfries, Cum- 5 15 4 ock, Mauchline, Kilmarnock, Monkton ,, 30 „ Glasgow & North, Edinburgh (Parcels only) 6 30 „ '. 45 North of Ireland, Paisley, Glasgow, 6 30 6 '„ 6 30 „

last . Girvan, Maybole, & Town Delivery 7 30 i 7 20 „ Dumfries and the South (Parcels only) . 7 30 „ Engl'nd, Irel'nd, Edinbro', Glasg'w, Dum- 8 50 „ fries,Galloway,Cumnock,Mauchline, <• c. ^Edinburgh, Glasgow and the North, Kil- marnock, Irvine, Ardrossan, Saltcoats *0n Sundays the Box for this Mail closes at . — — — — —

30 DIRECTORY. INLAND PARCEL POST Parcels not exceeding 11 lbs in ire.ir/hf are received at any Post Office for transniission between places in the United Kingdom. In order that a packet may go by Parcel Post it must be tendered for transmission as a parcel, and should bear the words " Parcel Post," which should be clearly written in the left-hand top corner. Every Post Office is open to the public for Parcel Post business on week days during the same hours as for general postal business. No Parcel Post Business is, as a rule, transacted in England or Ireland on Sundays, Christmas Days, and Good

Fridays : nor in Scotland on Sundays and all public holidays.

The following are the principal conditions and regulations : —

The size allowed for an Inland Postal Parcel is : Greatest length 3 ft 6 in Greatest length and girth combined G ft in For example A parcel measuring 3 ft 6 in in its longest dimension may

measure as much as 2 ft 6 in in girth, i e , round its

thickest part ; or A shorter parcel may be thicker; thus, if it measure no more than 3 ft in length, it may measure as much as 3 ft in

girth, i e , round its thickest part. The most convenient mode of measuring is by means of a tape 6 ft. long, having the length of 3'ft. Gin. marked thereon. So much of the tape as is not u:sed in measuring the length is the measure of the maximum girth permissable. Such a tape, if provided by stationers, may conveniently be marked in one colour up to 3ft. Gin., and the remaining portion in another colour The rates of postage are—for a parcel Not exceeding lib. in weight 3d. Every a.dditional lb. or fraction of a lb. up to lllbs., IJd extra. Compensation for loss or damage will be given subject to

certain regulations, in accordance with the following table : Without payment of fee, to amount not exceeding £2. On payment of Fee. Limit of Compensation. 2d £5 3d 10 4d 15 5d 20 6d 25 No parcel is accepted which weighs more than lllbs., or is not sufficiently paid. The postage must in all cases be paid in DIRECTORY. 31

advance, and by ordinary postage stamps, which must be atiixed by the sender before tendering a parcel for transmission by Parcel Post at a Post Office. Parcels must not be posted in a letter box, but must be taken into a Post Office and handed over the counter. Care must be taken that every parcel bears a clean address. A parcel bearing the words 'Parcel Post," or otherwise marked for transmission as a parcel, and posted out of course in a letter box, must be forwarded as a letter or book packet if it is fully prepaid at the rate proposed to either, and it is otherwise in accordance with the regulations of the Letter or Book Post. If it does not comp'y witli the above conditions, but is fully prepaid at the Parcel rate and is otherwise in accordance with the Parcel Post regulations, it will be forwarded by Parcel Post and charged with a fine of 3d, together with the deficient postage, if any, at the Parcel Post rate. The address of a parcel must be clearly written either on the outer wi-apper or on a separate address label securely fastened to

the pai-cel ; and the necessary stamp or stamps, to prepay the postage must in all cases be placed (as in the case of letters) close above the address. Parcels which bear on the outside any writing or drawing of an indecent or offensive nature, or within which any contents of a like nature may be observed, and parcels containing gunpowder, cartridges, lucifer matches, or anything explosive or liable to sudden combustion, bladders containing liquid, live animals, grossly oftensive or filthy matter, and anything in a condition likely to injure other parcels or any officer of the Post Ofiice, are prohibited. If such parcel be tendered for posting, it is refused, or, if detected in transit, it is detained. Parcels containing fish, game,

meat, eggs, &c. , or razors, scissors, needles, knives, forks, or other parcels. Liquids, or semi-liquids, such as jellies, pickles,

paint, varnish &c. , are not accepted uidess in bottles or cans

securely stoppered ; nor powders, unless so packed that they cannot escape in transmission. Bottles or glass in any form can be accepted only when so packed as to be secure from breakage. If a parcel be tendered in a damaged or insecure condition, or in a condition likely to injure other parcels or any officer of the Post Office, it is refused. If a parcel in such a condition is observed in transit, it is, if possible, made secure and sent forward ; but, if it cannot be so secured, it is detained. Parcels known to contain a letter, packet, or parcel inttnded for delivery at an address other than that borne on the parcel itself are prohibited. — —

8ii DIRECTORY PARCELS POST Parcels rtceice'd for DESPATCHES. Gounte ^ of P.O. up to For Glasgow and all Parts 10.30 a.m.

,, Do. Do 1 P.M. Dumfries and South 1 P.M. Glasgow and all Parts 3.45 P.M. London and all Parts of England 4,45 p.m. Glasgow and the North 6.30 P.M. Dumfries aiid South 8.30 p.m. London 8.30 p.m. Kilmarnock 7.30 p.m. Girvan, Maybole, Dalmellington, Local Posts, Prestwick, Monkton, &c. 9 P.M.

,, (xlasgow and all Parts 9 P.M. DELIVERIES.

From London, Glasgow, Dumfries, etc ... 7.0 A.M.

,, England 9.30 a.m.

,, Glasgow 1.40 p M.

,, Glasgow, Dumfries, etc 4.15 p.m. Do. Do 8 p. m. MONEY ORDERS. 1. When applying for Money Orders the public should use the prepaid printed ' Application Forms," which are supplied gratuitously at all Money Order Offices, viz. : 1. Application for Inland Orders 2. Application for Foreign Orders 2. The commission on Inland Money Orders is :—

For sums n t exceeding £1 ...... 2d

,, above £1 and not exceeding £2 ... 3d „ £2 „ „ £4 ... 4d „ £4 „ „ £7 .. 5d

„ £7 ,, ,, £10 ... 6d 3. No Order is allowed to contain a fractional part of a penny

(.'ommission on Foreign Orders :

For sums not exceeding £2, 6d ; £5, Is ; £7, Is 6d ; £10, 2s. A Money Order, when once issued, cannot be cancelled

TELEGRAPH MONEY ORDERS. (Inland.) The Telegraph Money Order System Inland) is now extended, and Money can be transmitted between all Head and Branch Offices in the United Kingdom at which Telegraph and Money DIRECTORY. rfd

Order business is transacted. Full particulars may be obtanied at any Post Office POSTAL OKDERS. 1. Postal Orders, for certain fixed sums from Is up to £1, are now issued to the public at all Post Offices at w^hich Money Order business is transacted. 2. The following are the amounts for whicli Postal Orders are issued, together with the Poundage payable in respect of each Order :— Amount of Amount of Order. Poundage. Order. Poundage.

.s. il. d. s. d. d.

1 - 4 6 - - - 1

- 1 6 - 5 - - 1

2 - 7 6 - - - 1

2 6 - - - 1 10 () - - - 1

3 - - - 1 10 6 - - - 1

- 8 (> - - 1 15 - - - H - 4 - - 1 20 - - - u Postal Orders can be so combined that any sum consisting of shillings und sixpences up to 2 s, may be transmitted by two Orders, and Postage Stamps may be used up to fivepence for broken amounts, vMch. Stamiis shoidd he affixed on the face of the Orders. 3. The person to whom a Postal Order is issued must, before parting with it, fill in the name of the person to whom the amount is to be paid, and may fill in the name of the Money Order Office at which the amount is to be paid. The person so named must, before payment can be made, sign the receipt at the foot of the Order, and must also fill in the name of the Money Order Office, if that has not been already done. 4. Every person to whom a Postal Order is issued should keep a record of the number, date, and name of office of issue to facilitate inquiry if the Order should be lost. No Money Order, Postal Orders, or Savings Bank business is transacted on a Sunday. Afplicatioxs to Return Letters.—A letter, when it has once been posted, cannot be returned to the writer, but must be forwarded to the person to whom it is addressed. Change and Bad Money. —No Postmaster is bound to give change, or is authorised to demand change; and when any money is paid at this office, whether as change or otherwise, no question as to its right amount, goodness, or weight can be entertained after it has been removed from the counter. ..

34 DIRECTORY. POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK. 1. Post Office Savings Banks are established at all Money Order Offices in the United Kii^gdoni, and are open for the receipt and payment of money daily during the hours appointed for Money Order business. 3. At these banks deposits of one shilling, or any number of shillings, will be received; but no one may deposit more than £3 I in one year ending 31st Decen^ber, or make a further deposit when the total amount standing to his credit has reached £'2'0, inclusive of interest. 3. Interest at the rate of £2 10s per cent, per annum (which is fit the rate of sixpence in the pound for each year, or at the rate of one halfpenny on each complete pound for each month, reckon- ing from the first day of the calendar month next following the day on which a complete pound has been deposited, up to the iast day of the calendar month preceding the day on which the money is withdrawn is allowed until the sum due to a depositor exceeds £20Q, when interest is allowed on £2 only. INLAND LETTERS—RATES OF POSTAGE.

The rates of postage when prepaid are as follows :

' For a lettei not' above 1 oz. . Id

above 1 oz. and not above 2 oz. , . . Ud '„ 2oz. 4 oz. , . . d

„ 4 oz. 6oz.,.. . 2U

}} H OZ. 8 oz , . . 3d „ 8 oz. 10 oz.,.. 3id

„ lOoz. 12 oz.,.. . 4d And so on by ^d for every additional 2 oz. A letter posted unpaid is chargeable on delivery with double postage ; and a letter posted insufficiently prepaid is chargeable with double the deficiency. RE -DIRECTION. 1, No letter is charged for redirection, whether re-directed by ,an officer of the Post Office, or by an agent of the addressee after delivery, provided only in the latter case that the letter is re- posted within 24 hours (excluding Sundays and public holidays) after delivery, and that it does not appear to have l>een opened. Re-directed letters re-posted more than 24 hours after delivery, or which appear to have been opened, will be liable to charge (unless paid a fresh postage) as unpaid letters, 2. Post cards, book packets, sample packets, newspapers and -parcels, are liable to ah additional postage (at the prepaid rate) -for each re-direction. DIREi^TORY. 35

3. If an inland registered letter, when re-directed, instead of being taken back to the Post Office to be dealt wath as a registered letter, is dropped into the letter-box as an ordinary letter (the word " registered" not having been erased or having been

erased in pencil only , it becomes liable to the same treatment as any other letter which is marked registered and found in the letter-box, and must be surchai-ged with a registration fee of 8d minuH the value of any stamps already fixed for the registration. 4. Notices of removal, and applications for letters to be re- directed, must in all cases be duly signed by the persons to whom the letters are addressed, and in provincial towns they must be sent to the local Postmaster. Printed forms of notice can be obtained at any Head or Branch Office, or from the postman of the walk; and when filled up and signed, they should be given to the

postmaster of the district or to the postman ; but owing to the frequent removals which take place in the Metropolitan district it is desirable, for the prevention of mistakes, that persons who are about to change their residence should inform their corre- spondents beforehand of their intention, so that their letters may be directed in the first instance to their new address. 5. A Postmaster is not bound to re-direct for a person tempo- rarily leaving his home, and not having a private bag or box, unless the house be left uninhabited. ADDRESSES TO THE QUEEN AND PETITIONS TO PARLIAMENT. Petitions and addresses to Her Majesty, forwarded direct, are exempt from postage, and such petitions and addresses, as also petitions to either House of Parliament, if sent to a Member of either House, are likewise exempt, provided they do not weigh more than tM^o pounds, and are witliout covers, or are in covers open at the ends. No letter or other enclosure, however, must be inserted, and if one be found, such enclosure, unless it bears the proper immber of postage stamps, will be charged as an unpaid letter. INLAND NEWSPAPERS. For each inland newspaper, whether posted singly or in a "packet, the postage when prepaid is one halfpenny; but a packet containing tw^o or more registered newspapers is not chargeable with a higher rate of postage than would be chargeable for a book packet of the same weight, viz., one Imlfpenny for every 2

oz. , or part of that weight. A newspaper posted unpaid, or a packet of newspapers posted either unpaid or insufficiently paid, is charged double postage. — —

36 DIRECTORY.

The Newspaper Wrappers are sold at 10 for 5|cl.

The Post Cards are sold at the following prices : —Thin Cards,

5^d ; Stout Cards, t^'d per packet of 10. Foreign Post Cards may be sent to all the countries comprised in the General Postal Union. Foreign Post Cards with an impress d stamp of Id each are sold at that rate, and are transmissible to the countries of the Union without extra charge. Registered Letter Envelopes sold at 12 for 2s 2^d, or 2^d each. Letter Caixls sold at ^d each, or in Packets of 10 for Is.

INLAND BOOK POST.

The following are the regulations for the Inland Book Post:

The postage is one halfpenny for every 2oz. , or part of that weight. A packet posted wdiolly unpaid is charged with double the book postage; and if posted partially prepaid, with double the deficiency. A book packet may be posted either without a cover (in which case it must not be fastened, whether by means of gum, wafer, sealing wax, postage stamp, or otherwise), or in a cover entirely open at both ends, so as to admit of the contents being easily

withdrawn for examination ; otherwise it is treated as a letter. For the greater security of the contents, however, it niay be tied

at the ends with a string ; Postmasters being authorised to cut the string in such cases, although if they do so they must again tie up the packet. CiECULARS, i.e., letters which, according to internal evidence, are being sent in identical terms to several persons, and the whole or the greater part of which is printed, engraved, or lithographed, may also l)e sent by book post.

ABUSE OF THE BOOK POST.

It seems to be but imperfectly understood that tliere is no legal way of sending a letter, other than a circular letter, through the post for a postage of a halfpenny, except by means of a postcard. A notion appears to prevail that, because a post card which is open to inspection may have a letter written or printed upon it, any card M'hatever, and even any piece of paper, if only it be placed in open wrapper, niaj' be sent through the post with a letter written or printed upon it for a postage of a halfpenny. It seems necessary, therefore, to explain for the guidance of the public — —

bIKEOTOKY, 37

I'hat the letter rate of postage must be prepaid for auy com- muiiication of the nature of a let'er, whether it he placed in a closed envelope or in an open cover, unless a post card be used for the purpose, or unless the letter be a cir- ci;lar letter i.e., a le ter having internal evidence that it is intended for transmission, in identical terms, to several persons, and the whole or greater part of which is printed, engraved, or lithographed. Large nunjber of letters, not being circulars letters, are from time to time found in halfpenny wrappers, contrary to the express provisions of the book post ; and, as the officers of the department are instructed to surchai^ge all such letters with additional postage, it will save not only trouble to the Post Office but annoy- ance to the public, if care be taken always to pay letter postage for letters other than circular letters, xinless they be written or printed on post cards. REGISTRATION. The fee for registering a letter, newspaper, or book packet passing between any two places in the United Kingdom is 2d. Compensation for loss or damage of registered letters, books, or newspapers will be given, siibject to certain regulations, as follows:

Fee. Limit of Compensation.

2d £5 3d 10 4d 15 5d 20 6d 25

Every letter, &c. , to be registered should be presented at the counter, and a receipt obtained for it, and should on no account be dropped into a letter box. If, contrary to this rule, a letter marked " Registered " be dropped into a letter box, it will, " if directed to any place in the United Kingdom," be liable to a registration fee of 8d, instead of the ordinary fee of 2d, Every article presented for registration nmst be enclosed in a strong cover, securely fastened. If the article contains money, it must, in order to gain the benefit of the guarantee, be enclosed

in a Registered Letter Envelope sold by the Post Office ; and if D —

38 DIRECTORY. coins are sent, they must on no account be put in loose, but must be packed and enclosed in such a way as to move about as little as possible. All inland letters which contaiii coin, watches, or jewellery, even though they be posted without registration, are treated as registered, and are charged on delivery with a registration fee of

8d in addition to the ordinary postage ; and any such letters which cannot be registered in time to be forwarded by the Mail for which they are posted are detained for the next despatch. The registration of a packet makes its ti'ansmission much more secure, inasmuch as under ordinary circumstaiices, a registered packet can be traced throiagh its whole course, and thus the loss of a registered packet is a very rare occurrence.

ARTICLES NOT ALLOWED TO BE SENT BY POST. 1. It is forbidden to forward by post any indecent or obscene print, painting, photograph, lithograph, engraving, book, or card, or any other indecent or obscene article, or any letter, newspajjer, publication packet, or card, having thereon any words, marks, or designs of an indecent, obscene, libellous, or grossly oi^'ensive character Anything posted contrary to this prohibition will be stopped and sent up to the Eeturned Letter Office, London. 2. Postmasters are instructed not to receive any letter which there is good reason to believe contains anything likely to injure the contents of the Mail bag, or to do bodily harm to any officer of the Post Office. If such a packet be posted without the Post- master's knowledge, or if at any time before its despatch he should discover any such packet, he is directed not to forward it, but to report the case, with the address of the packet, to the Secretary. The following are the examples of the articles referred to: —

A glass bottle or glass in any fi-irm ; leeches, game, fish, meat,

fruit or vegetables ; bladders or other vessels containing or anything which liquids ; gunpowder, lucifer matches,

is explosive or liable to sudden combustion ; razors, scissors, needles, forks, or other sharp instruments are also forbidden, except when sent in packets or samples to foreign countries on the condition njentioned in Rule.

Pattern akd Sample Post Inland. 1. Trade Patterns and Samples of Merchandise may be sent between places in the United Kingdom, at the following rates of postage : For a packet not exceeding 4 oz. in weight - Id „ „ 6oz. ,, ,- lid - 8 oz. ,, 2d . DIRECTOKY. 39

2. No packet must exceed 8 oz. in weight. The limits of dimensions are 12 in. by 8 in. by 4 in. 3. A packet posted wholly unpaid will on delivery be charge-

able with double postage ; and if insufficiently paid will be chargeable with double the deficient postage. 4. Patterns and Samples must be sent in wrappers (marked " " " Pattern Post or Sample Post' ) entirely open at both ends, and must be so packed tliat they may be easily withdrawn for examination; but Samplesof see

even if transparent, will n )t be allowed. 5. The name, address, and trade of the sender must be in all cAses /rriiUed (not written) on the outside of the wrapper above the address. If this rule be not complied with the packet will be liable to be charged on delivery. 6. The number, price, and private business marks may be* written (at the top left-hand corner), and they may contain in addition to patterns, eny article or document transmissablt in a book packet.

7. No glass bottle, or glass in any form, may be sent ; no explosive liquid, senu-liquid or greasy matter, nor powders of any

kind which ma}^ stain or do other damage ; nor any living creature. 8. Patterns of scissors, knives, razors, and other sharp articles must be so packed and guarded as to completely prevent injury to tlie other contents of the Mail bags, or to the officers employed, but the packets must at the same time admit of easy examination. When tliese requirements are not complied with, the packet will be stopped. 9. When necessary for securing the due transmission, or delivery, of letters. Patterns and Samples maybe kept back for the succeeding despatch or delivery. li'. The Postmaster-General wishes it to be clearly understood that the Post is expressly intended for the benefit of, and is absol tely restr.cted to bona Jide Trade Patterv.-i and Samples of Merchandise. Packets not containing bona fide Patterns, and posted prepaid at the pattern-rate only, will be charged with doul:)le fee tieficient postage, at the letter rate, together with a fine of 6d. Pattern axd Sample Post, Foreign. 1. The Pattern and Sample Post to Foreign Countries and the Colonies generally is restricted to hona fide trade patterns or 40 DIRECTORY. sampfe-'i of merchandhe. Goods sent fpi' sale or in execution of an order are not admissible, nor any article liable to Custom Duties. Patterns and Sample Packets must be prepaid. 2. Patterns or Samples, when practicable, must be sent in covers open at the ends, and easy of examination. But samples of seeds, drugs, &c , may be enclosed in boxes or in bags, fastened in sxich a manner that they may be readily opened. 3. There must be no writing or printing upon or in any packet for non-Union Countines except the address of the person for whom it is intended, the address of the sender, a trade mark or nund;>er, the price of the articles, the weight or size, and quantity to ])e disposed of. But a packet for any country in the Postal

Union may contain Printed Papers ; and, if the rate applicable to Coniniercial Papers be paid, it may also contain Commercial Papers. 4. Samples of saleable value must not be sent to any foreign country in the Postal Union. Eider down, raw or thread silk, woollen or goats' hair thread, vanilla, or isinglass, fall under this rule, if weighing more than three ounces. 5. Samples of scissors, knives, razors, forks, steel pens, nails, keys, watch machinery, metal tubing, pieces of metal or ore, must be' packed and guarded so as not to injure the contents of the mail bags or the ofhcers of the Post Office, while at the same time they may be easily examined. Indigo, liquids, or explosives cannot be sent. 6. A packet of Patterns or Samples sent to any place comprised in the Postal Union (except Belgium, France, Greece, Lnxem- burg, Portugal, Switzerland via France, the Argentine Eepublic, and the United States) must not exceed 8 inches in length, 4 inches in width, 2 inches in depth, and 8 oz. in weight. The limit to Belgium, France, Greece, Luxemburg, Portugal, Switzer- land via France, the Argentine Republic, and the United States ia 12 inches in length, 8 inches in width, 4 inches in depth, and 12 oz. in weight. The size of a packet for a non-Union country or colony is limited to 24 inches in length, 12 inches in Avidth or depth, and 51bs. in weight, except New South Wales, Queensland, and Fiji, for which the limit is 31bs in weight.

POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS. Telegraph business is transacted from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m. on Week Days, and on Sundays from 9 till 10 a.m. Ayr Docks from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. Saturdays from 9 a.m. till 2 p.m. No Sunday attendance. —

DIRECTORY. 41 INLAND TELEGRAMS. The charge is 6d for the first 12 words, and ^d for each additional word. Addresses are charged for. INLAND POST. Express Delivery of Letters and Parcels.

I. Local Service. Express Throughout. Under this Service Messages Letters, and Parcels, and other articles, are conveyed the entire dUtance by Special Messenger. Li London they are accepted at 156 Post Offices, and are delivered in any part of the London Postal Area. In the Provinces they are accepted at all Post Offices from which there is a delivery of Telegrams, and are delivered in any part of the Tom^i or Pairal District. The Otfices in question are designated Express Delivery Oihces ,

Scale of Charejc A. (a ) For a Letter, Packet, or other Article not exceeding 1 lb. in weight the Express Fee is For every mile or part of a mile 3d. For a Letter, Packet, or other Article over 1 lb. in weight, the Express Fee is — For i-very mile or part of a mile 3d. For every lb. or jjart of a lb. after the firstlb liD.

( h) If the sender desires that a special conveyance be used, tlie actual cost (generally Is per mile) must be paid in addition to the above charges. (< ) If the distance exceeds two miles, and a public conveyance

(i.e., railway, omnibus, or tramcar , is not available in both directions, the actual cost of a special conveyinice must be paid in addition to the Express Fees. (ilj All charges must be prepaid in postage stamps to be affixed to a form provided for the purpose. PostijKj and Di-^tlnefire Markiiifj. (a) Every Packet must be handed in over the counter. In no case may it be posted in a letter box. (bj The words " Express Deliver}^ " nnist be boldly and legibly written by the sender above the addiess in the left-hand corner of the cover. Hours of Fo-^Hrifj. Week-days, 8.0 a.m. to 7.0 j).m. In London certain offices are open later. 42 DIRECTORY.

There is no Express Delivery on vSunday, Good Friday,* or Christmas Day. lieplies and Further Service-'^. On the delivery of an Express Packet the delivering Messenger may take a reply or perform a further express delivery service before 7.0 p.m. The Express Fee must be paid by the sender of the first service or by the sender of the reply or further service. When a reply or further service is required by the sender, the words " Wait Reply " or " Further Service" should be written above the address of the Packet, and the Messenger is allowed to wait 10 minutes free of charge, but after that time 2d is charged for every quarter of an hour or part of quarter of an hotir during which the Messenger is required to wait for the reply. When a Packet on a return or further service is taken to an address within half a mile of the Post Office from which the Messenger started on the original service, half only of the Express Mileage Rate is charged. Acceptance by Telegraph 3Iessenfier. A Telegraph Messenger, on delivering a telegram, may, if desired, take back to the Post Office where he is employed a Packet or Express Delivery. If the Office is not an Express Delivery Office, the Letter or Parcel will be sent by Post to the first Express Delivery Office Charges to be paid by tlie sender by means of postage stamps affixed to the Packet. Letters Posted at Bailwai/ Stations. Letters to be posted in the Late Fee Letter Boxes attached to the Mail Trains may be handed in at any Post Office at which the Express Service is in ojjeration, for immediate conveyance to the Railway Stations The postage and late fee must be prepaid in stamps affixed to the letter Single Letters Conveyed by Railviay.

Railway Letters not exceeding 1 oz in M'eight, for transmission by ordinary trains, may be handed in at any Post Office at which the Express Service is established, for immediate conveyance to the Railway Stations Posting of Late Letters and Parcels Letters and Parcels are accepted for conveyance by Express Messenger to the General Post Office, or* other Post Office in London, or to the Chief Offices in Provincial ToM^ns, in time for an otitgoing Mail.

* Scotland excepted as regards Good Friday, —

DIRECTORY. 43

Mt^isengers Called by Te'cphone or Private IVire '

Subscribers to the Telephone Exchanges of the Post Office, and Renters of private wii-es terminating at a Post Office can "iise their wires for the purpose of summoning a Messenger for the Express Delivery of Letters or Parcels. The fees for such Express Service are charged to deposit account

EXPRESS DELIVERY OF LETTERS, &c , AFTER TRANSMISSION BY POST Under this Service, Letters and Parcels are forwarded by Mail in the regular course of Post, and on arrival at the office of delivcy are sent out by Special Messenger.

Fee-<.

1 (a) In addition to the full ordinary postage the Express Fee is

For every mile or part of a mile ...... 3d. (h) If the sender desires that a special conveyance be used, or if the distance exceeds two miles, and a public conveyance is not available in both directions, the actual cost of a special conveyance (genei*ally Is per mile) must be paid in addition to the above charges. - (c) The sender is responsible for the fee and charges The fee is in no case less than 3d, and this and the postage must be prepaid by means of stamps affixed to the Letter or Parcel When the distance exceeds two miles at least one half of the amou.nt payable in respect of fee and charge for special conveyance must be prepaiil, and the deficiency, if any, will be demanded from the addressee (d) If one half of the amount so chargeable is not prepaid, the Letter will not be delivered by Special Messen- ger, but will be treated as an ordinary Mail Letter. In London a single Express fee of 3d is as a rule sufficient to cover the cost of delivery when the Letter or Parcel is expressed from the usual delivering office Posting and Distinctive Marhlng. 2. [a] The words "Express Delivery" must be boldly and legibly marked above the addrtss on the left-hand side of the cover, and i\\ the case of an Express Letter the cover must in addition be marked with a broad perpendicular line from top to bottom, both on front and l>ack. 44 DIRECTORY.

(b) Letters may be handed in at a Post Office, or to a Rural Postman, or, if not for registration, posted in a Letter Box (c) Parcels and Registered Letters for this Service must be handed in at a Post Office, or to a Rural Postman.

De/ivery. On WeeJ: Days. 3. (a) By Special Messenger during the hours in which the Office of Delivery is open for Telegraph laisiness.

(/>) To Callers, whether by day or by night when the Postal Staff is in attendance, if the Letter or Parcel arrive too early or too late for delivery by Special Messenger, or if it be addressed to the Post Office " To be called for." On Sundays. Letters Only. (c) By Special Messenger daring the hours in which the Office of Delivery is open for Telegraph business, and to Callers for letters. N.B. —In London there is no Express Delivery on Sunday. Parcels. (d) There is no delivery on Su' day. RepJy and Further Services. On the delivery of a Letter or Parcel under this Service "the Special Messenger may, if desired, take a Letter or Packet for Express Delivery iinder any of the Services described in this Notice. Express Delivery of Mail Letters from Chief Offices. Letters and Parcels transmitted by Mail in the regular course of Post from any Provincial Office to London can be delivered by Special Messenger from the CTcneral Post Office or other Chief District Office at which the bag containing the Letter or Pai^oel is first opened, thus gaining considerabl}^ in time . f delivery. Similarly, Letters and Parcels addressed to any part of the town or rural district served from a Provincial Head Post Office, can, if desired, be sent out for delivery by Special Messenger immediately (m their arrival at the Head Office. Fee The Express Delivery Fee is chargeable subject to the same conditions as in the foregoing Service. In no case must a fee of less than 3d be prepaid in addition to the Postage, and if the distance be over two miles, one-half of the amount chargeable must be prepaid in stamps affixed to the letter or parcel. —

DIRECTOKY, 45

Distinct Ive Markivg

The words '^Express Delivery from Chief Office'^ must be •boldly and legibly marked above the address on the front of the cover of Letters and Parcels, and Letters must in addition be marked with a perpejidicular line from top to bottom both on the front and back.

Express after First Stage.

Express Letters and Packets may be handed in at any Post Office which is not an Express Delivery Office under the follow-

ing conditions : The Letter or Packet takes the ordinary course of post from the Office where it is handed in, until it reaches the first Express Delivery Office, and thence it is conveyed direct to destination by Express Messenger. The Express fees are charged as from the Express Delivery Office and not fron) the Office of Posting, and must be prepaid by the sender. It must be clearly understood that this Service is a merely supplementary one and is less expeditious than the Service described as Express throughout, because the article posted must wait until it is collected by the Postman in the ordinary course General Regulations Except where otherwise specified, the Express Delivery Ser- vices are subject to the existing Regulations governing the Inland Post Compensation is paid for loss or damage of Express Registered Letters and Registered Pcircels; and, up to £2, for los> or damage of an Express Unregistered Parcel Registration of Letters and Parcels is not underta,ken as regards reply or further services. The Express Dt'lircnj S'^rrire does not npp^y to Foreign and Colonkd Letters and Pan-'J.'^ 46 Foreign and Colonial (1.) A Parcel Post Service is established between the United RATES OF POSTAGE.

Not exceeding in Weight.

lib. 2 lbs. 3 lbs. 4 lbs. 5 lbs. 6 lbs. 7 lbs. Slbs.

s. d. s. d. -s. d. -y. rf. -s. d. 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 S

1 11 1 11 1 11 2 10 2 10 3 9 1 6 1 6 1 6 2 6 2 6 3 6

2 4 2 4 2 11 1 3 1 8 3 4 3 9

2 6 3 2

1 4 1 4 1 9 1 9

1 lOi 1 lOi 1 loj 2 31 2 3i 2 l" 2 1 2 1 2 1'

1 6 1 6 1 6 1 4 1 4 1 4

1 9 1 9 1 9 2 2 2 10 2 10 2 10 3 3

3 (» 3 3 3 .5

2 10 2 10 2 10 3 3 3 3 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 10 2 10 2 2 •2 7 2 10

1 1 1 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 5* 1 5^ 1 5i 1 lU 1 lU 1 Hi 1 lli 1 5 1 .5 1 5 2 2 2 2 2 6 2 6 2 3 8 3 3

2 1 2 1 2 1 2 7 2 7 2 7 2 6 2 6 2 6 3 3 3 2 9 2 9 2 9 3 3 3 3 3 3

1 1 8 2 3 1 3 1 8 2 5

2 4^ 2 U 2 4i 2 9* 2 91 lOi lOi lOi 1 51 1 5l 2 1

1 2i 1 2^ 1 2i 2 31 2 31 2 31 2 3i 1 4 1 11 26 37 4 2 '49 5 4 a The delivery of Parcels is confined to certain selected b Compensation is given for loss or 47 Pajicrl Post. Kingdom and the countries named in the accompanying list. Ratk.s OF Postagp:. COLONIP^S Day of Despatch Not exceeding in Weight AND from FOREIGN CQ,UNTRIE8. London, &c. 9 lbs. 10 lbs. nibs.

s. d. s. d. .S-. d. 2 2i 2 2i 2 2A ?>Bklgium, via Ostend Twice Daily.

3 9 3 9 3 9 ^Bkvrout- Every Wednesday.

i 6C0NSTANTIN0PLK ( From Liverp'l, dates 3 6 3 6 3 6 - 1 ^.SMYRNA \ at any Post Office.

j Constantinople I Via Fiance every - "( 1 Smyrna Thursday. i"2 4 7 5 'O i>EGYPT, via Gibralter - Every Wednesday.

6EGYPT, via Italy Every Wednesday.

^France - ^ 1 fcALGElUA-

"( - ?>CORSICA 1 Twice Daily,

• I //IRIPOLI - For alternative J / ?^TUN1S - route, see below.

?^ Italy, via France* inclu- j ding Assal) & ]\Iasso\vah /^SwiTzERLANDviaFrance ^GERMANY' ] / ?>AUSTRIA-HUNGARY' - ?)DENMAKK \ flMiRETX-K Via Ostend Cerigo, Catacolo, L Twice Daily Santa Maura *For alternative ^^BULGAIUA see other entry. .. ; ^ROUMAMA

^ ?^SERVLi - W50SNLV, HEUZIEGOVINA,

Nov I r,AZAR -

/XUnOLVNY ^Austria-Hungary Viz Hamburg ^Denmark "Every Wednesday, ^(Bulgaria Thursday * Sat. J ?;R0UMANIA - 1 ^Servia" ^ a5GREECE - Via Hamburg 'I Cerigo, Catacolo, Briudisi, oi Santa Maura j Marseilles. 2 3 2 3 ^/Holland - 3 3 *^ Twice Daily 'i 5 2 5 2 5 ^Luxemburg

?*ITALY, via Germany Twice Daily. 2 1 2"l 2 1 &N0RWAY', via Newcastle /' From Newcastle t every Tues. & Fi'i. ?^S\vede."< - 1 Every Tuesday, •• Finland - f Thurs., & Friday. offices, a List of which can be consulted at any Post Office, damage of parcels addressed to this Country. 48 Foreign and Colonial

(1.) A Parcel Post Service is established between the United KATES OF POSTAGE.

Not exceeding in Weight

lib. 1 2 lbs. 3 lbs. 4 lbs. 5 lbs. 6 lbs. Tibs. 8 lbs.

«. d. •s- d. ... d. s d. .^. d. 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 10 2 10 2 10 2 10

2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1

U lbs. 2 6 1 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 1 \ 3 4

Tibs. 2 11 2 11 2 11 2 11 2 11 2 11 2 11 __

2 (5 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 9

2 C 2 6 2 6 2 11 2 li 2 11 2 11

1 6 1 6 2 3 3 3 9 4 6 5 3 6

2 2 3 ,0 5 6 7 8

9 1 6 2 3 3 3 9 4 6 5 3 6

1 2 3 fi 4 .5 6 7 8

1 3 2 6 3 9 5 6 3 7 6 8 9

1 (• 2 f) 3 (J 4 () .5 e - 7

U 9 1 6 2 3 3 . 3 9 4 6 5 3 1 () 2 3 4 5 U 6 7 1 4 2 2 8 3 4 4 4 S 5"4

1 Oh 2 1 3 Ih 4 2 5 2A 6 3 7 3i

9 1 3 1 9 2 3 2 9 3 3 3 9 4 3

1 1 8 2 4 3 4 4 5 fi 8

Parcels for the Transvaal not exceeding 7 lbs. in weight can be jjvepaid as a The delivery of Parcels is confined to certain selected /^Compensation is given for lo.ss or damage of 49 Parcel Post—Continued. Kingdom and the countries named in tlie accompanying list. Rates of Postage COLONIES Day of Despatch N6t exceeding in Weight, AND from FOREIGN COUNTRIES. London, &c. 10 lbs. nibs.

e. (J. MoiKJCCO (Casablanca Ma- To Hamburg every I zagan, Mogador, Rabat, < Wednesday, Thur's- | - - and Safi -i V. day and Saturday. toPOKTUGAL, direct Four times a month.

haVoH.T\Hikh, via France haiiPXl'S -Twice dailv to France 5rtAz0RES, via France

?)«AZ0]

j'AusTRAiLiA : — New South AVales, &South S 3 - Australia, Victoria Every Thur.s. morn. Western Astralia, Tas Vmania 10 New Zealand Every alt. Wed. morn. Flji 7 6 ; Every Thursday morn. ^ New Hebrides - 10 Cape of Good Hope:— Cape Town only Cape Colony - /Orange Free State, Be- chuanaland, and the -J V, British Protectorate Every Saturday morn, *Transvaal Natal :— 6 8 Durban and the Point All other places 6Ascension&6St Helena J Every 3rd or 5th week '^ and Tristan d'Acunha Dominion of Canada - Liverpool every Thurs, {Summ'r J From Liverp'l [morn. 5 3 5 9 \ every alt. Tuesday.

Winter^ ( Fiom Liverpool Service \ everv alt. Thursday.

and I 7 7 S Zanzibar, Lamu, Every fourth Monday, Mombasa far as Cape Colony or Natal. Their onward transmission must be paid for by offices, a List of which can be consulted at any Post Office. [the addressee. Parcels addressed to this Country or Colony. 50 Foreign and Colonial A Parcel Post Service is established between the United ratp:s of postage.

Not exceeding in Weight

lib. 2 lbs. 3 lbs. 4 lbs. .5 lbs. 6 lbs. 7 lbs. 8 lbs.

.v. d. s. d. *•. d. s. d. s. d. y. d. *•. d 1 1 8 2 4 3 3 8 4 4 5 5 8

1 1 5 1 10 2 3 2 8 3 1 3 6 3 11

() s I © 1 4 1 8 2 2 4 2 8 3

2 10 2 10 2 10 2 10 2 10 2 10 2 10

3 2 3 2 3 2 3 9 3 9 3 9 3 9

2 2 2 ^} 3 6 3 6 3 6 3 6 5 8 1 1 1 6 1 11 2 4 2 9 3 2 3 7

9 1 3 ,, 2 3 2 9 3 3 3 9 4 3

(J 10 1 4 110 2 4 2 10 3 4 3 10 4 4

11 1 7 2 3 2 11 3 7 4 3 4 11 5 7

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 1 8 2 6 3 4 4 2 5 5 10 6 8

7 1 i 1 9 2 4 2 11 3 6 4 1 4 8

8 1 i 2 2 8 3 4 4 4 S 5 4

10 1 6 2 2 2 10 3 6 4 2 4 10 5 «

9 1 6 2 3 3 3 9 4 6 5 3 6

10 1 7 2 4 3 1 3 10 4 7 5 4 6 1

8 1 4 2 2 8 3 4 4 4 8 5 4 1 9 1 9 1 9 3 3 3 3 4 3

9 1 6 2 3 3 3 9 4 6 5 3 6

3 3 3 3 6 3 6 S 6 3 6 4

b ("ompensation is given for loss or damage 51 Pa r cel PoST—contumed.

Kingdom and the countries named in the accompanying list. RATES OF POSTAGE. COLONIES Day of Despatch Not exceeding ii Weight AND fiom FOREIGN COUNTRIE.' 9 lbs. 10 lbs. 11 lbs. London, &c.

.S'. d. .S-. d .*. d. 6 4 7 7 8 ^INDIA (including Aden and Burmah i 4 4 9 5 2 &CYPRU.S - - Every Wednesday f&GlBRALTAR 3 4 3 8 4 I) I morning. 1 Malta, via. Gibraltar Malta, via Italy - Twice daily to Italy. I Mauritius, via France Twice a month. i Seychelkes Once a month. 5 5 5 Mauritius, via Colombo Every alt. Thurs. morn. 4 4 5 4 10 ^Tangier, via Gibralta 6CEYL0N Everv Wednes 4 9 5 3 5 9 J '^ i!ySTRAiTs Settlement r^^HONG KO.NG & certain

I places in China, in 4 10 5 4 5 10 I eluding H. ]M. Ships on I China Station Every alterna.te ,' ?yLAUUAX Wednesday morning. 6 3 6 11 7 7 '] ^^NoKTH Borneo 9 10 11 Sarawak - 7 6 8 4 9 2 Siam (Bangkok) - West Indies :—

j' Antigua, Dominica Montserrat, Nevii- 5 3 5 10 6 5 I I "'\ St. Kitts, St. Vincent, \ and Tortola - r ?>Barbados, ^Grenada, Every alternate 6 6 8 7 4 &St. Lucia, Tobago, Wednesday morning. I and 6Trinidad- 6 2 e 10 7 6 6 British GJuiana - /'Jamaica - 6 9 7 6 8 3 - Turks Islands - j Bermuda - V LFrom Liverpool every alt. Saturday morn. 6 10 7 7 S 4 ^/Bahamas j J From Liverpool twice 6 6 8 7 4 ?>British Honduras ~^ a month. 4 3 4 3 4 3 ^Danish West Indies Every alt. Wed. morn. .''^Falkland Islands Every two months, r Every alt. Saturday Gambia - moi-ning I from

- ! ?vQuittah Liverpool. 6 9 7 6 8 3 "j 6 Accra

I ?^Cape C'oast Castle Every Saturday morn, ULagos - from Liverpool. V ^Sierra Leone ^Congo Free f*

Not exceeding in Weight

lib. 2 lbs. 3 lbs. 4 lbs. 5 lbs. 6 lbs. 7 lbs. 8 lbs. s. d. s. (?. s. d. *•. d. ^•. d. s. d. *•. d. s. d.

3 2 3 2 3 2 3 8 3 8 3 8 3 8

4 3 4 3 4 3 4 8 4 8 4 8 4 8 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 9

3' 2 3 2 S 2 3 7 3 7 3 7 3 7 ••

4 4 4 4 5 4 5 4 5 4 5

4 5 4 5 4 5 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 10

5 8 5 8 5 8 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 ..

2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 6

2 5 2 5 2 5 3 8 3 8 3 8 3 8 5 1 3 8 3 8 3 8 3 8 3 S 3 8 3 8

4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6

4 7 4 7 4 7 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 1

4 4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6 4 4 6"0 2 6 2 6 2 6 4 5 4 .5 4 5 4 5 2 4 2 4 2 4 3 10 3 10 3 10 3 10 5 6

S 1 4 2 2 8 3 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 4 6 4 6 4 6 4 6

^Compensation is given for loss or damage -

53 Parcel PosT—eontimied. Kingdom and the countries named in the accompanying list. RATES OF POSTAGE COLONIES Day of Despatch 1

Not exceeding in Weight 1 AND from ' — FOREIGN COUNTRIES London, &c 9 lbs. 10 lbs. 11 lbs.

1 «. d. s7~dr t. d. rfeCameroons, via Ham- f See Germany \ burg - \ via - 1 ^Little Popo and Lome I Hamburg. '^German East Africa Once a month. "' 6Senegal and Obock /'ftGuadolope ^Martinique ^French Guiana - I feRounion - Gaboon & French Congo iMayotte - Twice daily to France. ^6Madagascar

1 feCochin China - 1 &New Caledonia

( &Annan - • ' - ( feTonquin

^ ^/Tahiti - J I^^Bataiva. tPadang, ] 4 6 4 6 4 6 t^Samarang, tSvera- L Twice daily to

'^ baya - j Holland. - 5 1 5 1 5 1 Other places in .Java J Argentine Republic, direct service. I Every alt. Thurs. morn 4 6 4 6 4 6 Uruguay, direct service - ri*ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, J via. Germany - Every Saturday ^/Uruguay, via morning. j Ger- l, many or France 6CHILI, via Germany Every alt. Sat. morn. e'o e'o 6"o 6C0L0MBIA, Sth. America Every alt. Wednes. morn 5 6 5 6 5 6 6C0STA RiCA Every fourth Wednes.

1 Once a month from 6 6 8 7 4 Mexico - - -: 1 Liverpool.

J Every fourth Satur- \ day morning. of Parcels addressed to this Country or Colony. 54

The maximum dimensions for most Colonial Parcels are

the same as for the Inland Parcel Post ; for Canada, length 2 feet,

breadth or dep h, 1 foot ; for Foreign Parcels generally, length

2 feet, length and girth combined. 4 feet ; for France, Germany, Austaia, Belgium. Denmark, Holland, Norway, Portugal by sea, Switzerland, and Sweden, 2 feet in any direction. Dangerous and offensive articles, and contraband articles a list of which can be seen at any Post Office) must not be sent by means of the Parcel Post. Parcels exceeding £50 in value are also prohibited to India, Egypt, St. Helena, Ascension, the Cape of Good Hope, and Natal. Foreign and Colonial Parcels cannot be accepted by a Rural Postman or a Mail Driver. A declaration of the contents and their A^alue must accom- pany every parcel. Customs duty is collected on deliveiy. Parcels for Foreign Countries, the Australian Colonies, the Cape of Good Hope, Natal, Fiji, New Zealand, Jamaica, Mauri- tius, Seychelles, and Trinidad, must not contain any letter. Compensation to an amount not exceeding in some cases 20s and in otlier cases 12s is given for loss or damage of Parcels addressed to Foreign Countries and to certain Colonies dis- tinguished by the mark h in the foregoing table. Parcels for the following British Colonies and Depen- dencies not containing money or any article whicli is not transmissible by the Inland or Colonial Parcel Post may be insured up to the value of £50. Aden, Antigua, Ascension, Bahamas, Barbados, British Guiana, British Honduras, British North Borneo (as far as Sandakan), Ceylon, Cyprus, Dominica, Falkland Islands, Gambia, Gibraltar, Grenada, Hong Kong, India, Labuan, Montserrat, Nevis, Newfoundland, .St. Helena, 8t. Kitts, St. Lucia, St Vincent, Straits Settlements (Malacca, Penang, Province of Wellesley, and Singapore only), Tobago, Tortola, Trinidad, Zanzibar.

s. d. £ Payment of 6 in addition to postage insures to the value of 5 1 10

1 6 5J J> J> ^" 2 20 2 6 25 3 30

3 6 s> j» ji 35 4 40

4 6 >f >l 3» ^"

5 ?J > ?> ^ Insured Parcels should be sealed by the Benders. 55

Countries Comprised in the Postal Union.

Antigua. France. Japan. Persia, via the Argentine Repub- French Colonies. Persian Gulf. lic. Labuan. Peru. Australia. Gambia. Lagos. Portugal. Austria -Hungary. German Colonies, Liberia. Portuguese Colo- Azores. viz., Marshall Luxemburg. nies. Islands, New Bahamas. Guinea (portion Madeira. Roumania. Barbailoes. of),Samoa(Apia) Malta. Russia. Belgium. Togo Territory, Marquesa* Is- Bermuda. including Ba- lands. Salvador. Bolivia. geida. Little Mauritius and Servia. Brazil. Popo,Lome, and dependencies. Seychelles. British Borneo. Porto Seguro, Mexico. Siam. British Guiana. and territory in Montenegro. Sierra Leone. British Honduras. South West Af- Moutserrat. Spain, including British New Gu- rica, viz.. Grand Balearic and inea. Namaqua, the Netherlands. Canary Islands. Bulgaria. Damaras Coun- NetherlandsColo- Spanish Colonies, try, & Southern nies, viz., Dutch viz., Cuba,Porto Canada(Dominion portion of Ovam- tiuiana (Suri- Rico, Fernando

of). ba ; also, Baga- nam), Curacoa Po, Annobon & Cameroons. moyo, Dares- and dependen- dependencies, Ceylon. Salaam, Lindi cies, the Nether- Philippine Is- Chili. and Tanga in lands portion of lands, and Ma- Colombia, Repub- East Africa. St. Martin, St. rian Islands. lic of. Germany. Eustache, Saba, Straits Settle- Congo, including Gibraltar (includ- Java, Madura, ments. Black Point, Ma- ing the British Sumatra, Cele- St. Kitts. jumba, and Ny- Post Offices at bes, Borneo (ex- St. Lucia. anza. Tangier, La- cept North-west St. Pierre et Mi- Costa Rica. raiciie, Rabat, part), Billiton, quelon. Cyprus. Casablanca, SaflR, Archipelago of St. Vincent, West Mazagan, and Banca, Archi- Indies. Danish Colonies, Mogador). pelago of Riouw, Sweden.

viz., Greenland, Gold Coast. 1 Sunda Islands, Switzerland. 8t. Croix, St. Greece. the Archipelago John, and 8t. Grenada. of the Moluccas, Tahiti. Thomas. Grenadines. and the North- Tobago. Denmark (includ- Guatemala. west part of Tortola. ingFaroelslands New Guinea Trinidad. and Iceland). Hawaiian Islands (Papua). lurkey. Dominica. Hayti. Nevis. Turk's Islands. DominicanRepub- Honduras (Re- Newfoundland. lic (San Domingo) public of). New Zealand. United States Hong Kong. Nicaragua. Uruguay. Ecuador. Norway. Egypt. India. Venezuela. Italy. Paraguay, Falkland Islands. Patagonia. Zanzibar. Fiji Islands. Jamaica. Persia, via Russia — )

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL RATES OF POSTAGE.

and

Papers, Postage

«• irs id). "s 1 i The Scale of Postage for § fc P ^'%'^t ^ H« 1 Letters for Places 0) bl g Abroad progi-esses by "§> S'.S o" 1 .2 1 "Sc 3 Half-otmces. s Pi be & Ne\ 2 rt 1 other permust 3 1 For j !

d. d. d. d. rf. For countries and colonies in the Postal Union [see page 1 2 2 55) 2i 4 ^ For countries and colonies ^' not in the Postal Union, .2 viz. : i 1re Abyssinia 2i _ _ 4 ???. 2 Africa, West Coast Native ^ ^ possessions - 24 4 in 2 ^ c -2 Ascension 2i 4 in 2 - 03 2 Bechuanaland 4 4 2 X3 Do. British Pro- tectorate 4 ^ 2 J 1 of Hope, - :^ Cape Good 24 1 4 2 o. Madagascar, via Marseil- -§- s

les (except St. Mary, X §^ Tamatave, and Majunga, 2' jf vi^hicli are in the Postal a - -_ f* Union) : - - 2i 4 None ^ Do. vi^ Mauritius 24 4 in 2 ^ -ti -2 Morocco (ex. Tangier, &c. 24 1 4 .Vo«.e 1 Natal — 24 4 2 g Orange Free State - 4 — 4 2 ^4 o <« St. Helena 24 — 4 2 § Sarawak - - - . 24 4 W2 2 ^ South African Republic 2 (Transvaal) - 4 — — 4 2 CK 1 ^ Other parts 24 — — 2 w 2 J OEXERAL DIRECTORY, 57 CARRIERS. Ayr and Glat' —David M'Clure leaves the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel, Killoch Place, for Crosshill and Barr every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. Catrine and Mauchline. —William Bell leaves the Black Bull Hotel, Wallacetown, for Catrine and Mauchline every Tues- day at 8 p.nx. Dalrymple. —Allan Main leaves the Sun Inn, High Street, for Dalrymple every Tuesday and Friday at 3.30 p.m. Jop-pa and Coylton. —Thomas Hutchison leaves the Sun Inn for Joppa and Coylton on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 7 p.m. Kilmarnock. — David M'Fadzean leaves 34 Main Street, Newton, for Kilmarnock every Wednesday and Saturday at 1 1 a m. Klrko-sira/d —John Smith leaves the Sun Inn for Kirkoswald every Tuesdaj^ at 2.30 p.m. Kirkmichael. —John M'Kellar leaves the Sun Inn for Kirkmichael every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. —James M'Connell leaves Lang's Court, High Street, for Kirkmichael & Crosshill every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. Mayhole —David Watson leaves the Sun Inn, High Street, for Maybole everj' day at 2 p. m. — David M 'Dowall leaves Langs Court, High Street, for Maybole every day at 2 p.m. Ochiltree —Robert Brown leaves the Sun Inn, High Street, for Ochiltree every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. —Peter Duncan leaves the Victoria Hotel, Kyle Street, for Ochiltree every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p. m. Old and New Cumnock and Muirkirk. —Robert Vallance leaves the Sun Inn for Old and New Cumnock and Muirkirk every Tuesday at 12 noon. Straiton. —John MBlain leaves the Victoria Hotel for Straiton every Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. Tarholf on.—Thos. Rae leaves the Black Bull Hotel, Wallace- town, for Tarbolton every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. Troon and Dundonald. — \\m. Wallace leaves I^ang's Court, High Street, for Troon and Dundonald every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p m. COACH. The Straiton Coach leaves the Ayr Arms Hotel for Kirkmichael and Straiton every Tuesday at 4 p m DIRECTORY.

Abernethy, Archibcalcl, shopman, 100 High Street Abernethie, Miss, tobacconist, 12 New Bridge Street Adam, J., Family Butcher, 9 Ne-wmarket Street—house, Fairhome, Dahnellington Road (See advt. page 62) Adam, John, frame sawyer, 149 South Harbour Street Adam & Son, boot and shoemakers, 98 Hi^h Street —house, 9 Dalblair Pvoad Adamson, J. & "W,, Jolslaing G-ardeners, Allanvale G-ar- deilS) off HaceCOUrse Head—house, Lunnon, Midton Road (See advt. page 62) Adamson, William, gardener, 8 Chui^ch Street Adamson, William, traveller, 33 John Street Advertiser Ofhce, 106 High Street Affleck, "Wm, & Son, "Upholsterers and Funeral Under- takers, 35 and 67 High Street (J. M. Thomson, sole partner) (See advt. page 114) Agnew, James, surgeon dentist, 4 Barns Street Agnew, John, iron moulder, 37 Allison Street Agnew, John, tailor, 37 B Wellington Street Agnew, William, slater, 8 Nelson Street Aikman, Mrs, Logic, Dalmellington Road Ainslie, Frederick, traveller. Broom Cottage, Back Hawkhill Aird, Andrew, Insurance Agent, 7 Elmbank Road Aird, Jamee, Painter, 12 Church Street—house. Content Cottage, ofi' John Street (See advt. page 102 dfiird, I^rs James, Dress and Mantle Maker, Content Cottage, off John Street (See advt. page 34)

Aird, William, coal agent," 1 Argyle Street Aitken, Hugh, cooper, 90 Wallace Street Aitken, James, clerk, Argyle Cottage, Back Hawkhill Aitken, John, carter, 23 Kyle Street Aitken, Robert, 10 Gr-een Street —

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 59

Aitkeii, Robert, Sewing Machine agent, 21 Nelson Street Aitken, Miss, Educational Institution for young ladies, AVelling- ton Lodge, Batli Place Aitken, Mrs, confectioner, 97 Cross Street

Alexander, Adam R. , late chemist, 60 Main Street Alexander, Alexander, engine driver 20 New Road Alexander, Alexander, gardener, 39 Content Street Alexander, David, cabinetmaker, Kosemount Cottage, 25 Allison Street Alexander, Capt. Gilbert, 117 South Harbour Street Alexander, James (of W. Alexander & Sons), 2 Barns Park Alexander, Peter, cabinetmaker, 28 Peebles street Alexander, Robert, baker, 46 Allison street

Alexander, Wni. jr. (of W. Alexander & Sons , Bellvue , terrace, off Racecou7^se road Alexander, William, & Sons, timber merchants, Wallacetown Saw Mills, head of John street Alexander, Miss, teacher of music, 4 Cassillis street Alexander, Mrs Ivie, 4 Cassillis street Alexander, Mrs Robert, grocer, 43 Russell street Alexander, Mrs Thomas, Milrig Place, 2 Charlotte street

Allan 8s Co., Joiners, 113 Main Street (See advt. page 94) Allan, Lavid & Son, Coal Merchants, 5*7 Sandg>ate Street (See advt. page 109 Allan, David (of D. Allan & Son), Darlington cottage, Darling- ton road Allan, David, joiner, 74 Main street Allan, Hugh L. reporter, ' Advertiser' Office—house, 22 Ballan- tine Drive, off Carrick road Allan, John & Co., grain merchants, 3 Carrick street Allan, Robert, 8 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street Allan, Thomas, grocer and spirit merchant, 102 Main street house, 23 Barns street Allan, Thomas, joiner, 51 Green street Allan, Wallace, watchmaker and jeweller, 6 Newmarket street house, Abington cottage, Prestwick Allan, William (of D. Allan & Son) —house, Westpark, Bellevue crescent Allan, William, joiner, 7 Havannah place, Viewfield road Allan, William, bowling green keeper, 99 Mill street Allan, Mrs, Fish, &amo. Poultry, and Ice Merchant, 10 New Bridge Street—house, 8 Buckingham terrace, Char, lotte street. (See advt. page 1C6) 60 OENERAL DIRE(7rOBY.

Allan, Mrs, Milrig Place, 8 Charlotte street Alliance Assurance Co.—Charles Smith, agent, Clydesdale Bank, High street See advt. page 14) Allwood, Charles, piano tuner, 4 Queen's terrace Alston, John S., Thinacre Racecourse road Alston, William, St Andrews House, off Racecourse road

Anderson, A. G. , Gartmore, Carrick road Anderson, Alexander, joiner, Carrick place, Carrick street Anderson, George, pointsman, 12 Newton terrace. Green street lane Anderson, Hugh, wood cutter, 26 Elmbank road Anderson, .rohn. Bank of Scotland, 24 Sandgate street Anderson, John, engineer, 19 Main street Anderson, John, carpet weaver, 11 Queen street Anderson, Laurence, art master, Ayr Academy, 14 Wellington square Anderson, Richard, lime kilns, Newtonhead—house, Midton cottage, Midton road Anderson. Robert, hair dresser, 3 River terrace Anderson, Robert, joiner, 3'> Green street lane Anderson Robert, joiner, 28 Content street Anderson Thomas G., 35 Queen's terrace Anderson, William, joiner, 135 High street Anderson, Miss, dressmaker, 1 Alloway street Anderson, Mrs, Newlands, Dalmellington road Anderson, Mrs, 114 High street Anderson, Mrs, 76 Cross street Anderson, Mrs, dairy, Easton cottage, Prestwick road Anderson, Mrs James, Lanerham Eestaurant, 8 Hi^h Street (See advt, page 7) Anderson, Mrs William, 9 Queen's terrace Andrew, James, solicitor, 21 Newmarket street—house, 2 Wel- lington square Andrew, James, joiner, 8 Queen street Andrew, John, mason, 74 Allison street Andrew, John railway lorryman, 20 Newton terrace, Green street lane Andrew, Thomas, solicitor, 9 Sandgate street—house, 22 Barns street Andrew Mrs, Grosvenor place, 37 Fort street Arbuckle, George, glass and china merchant, 92 Sandgate street, and burgh weigher, 8 River street Arbuckle, William, auctioneer, Rose cottage, Carrick park GENERAL DIRECTORY. 61

Armour, Hugh, church officer, 53 Sandgate street Armour, James, tailor, 21 Russell street • Armour, John mason, Northfield avenue, otf Prestwick road Armour, Robert, foreman builder, 79 Alloway street Armstrong, David, mason, 146 George street Armstrong, James, carder, 134 High street Armstrong, Thomas, mason, 3 Church street Armstrong, Thomas, jr., mason, 79 Main street Arthur, David, railway servant, 10 Newton Terrace, Green street lane Arthur, Hugh bar officer, County Buildings, Wellington square Arthur, T. G., Carrick house, Carrick road Arthur, Mrs, 8 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Audsley, Charles, blacksmith, 123 South harbour street Auld, Juhu, meter inspector, Gas works Gaswork road Auld, Robert, engine tenter, 31 Boghall row Auld, Thomas, blacksmith, Miller house, Prestwick road Auld, 'William, Flumlser, Slater, and G-lazier, 53 Sand-^ crate Street—house, 12 FuUarton street See advt, page 113) Auld. Mrs, 18 John street Austin, David, baker, 11 Main street Austin, David, cab driver, 24 New Bridge street Ayr Billpostlng Co-, 20 New Bridge Street -Peter Price, manager (See advt, page 38} Ayr Butter Market Hall, 96 High street, -Wm. Tyrie, lessee Ayr Day Nursery, 15 Garden street—Mrs C. A. Baddon, matron Ayr Mineral "Water Co-, 38 G-arden Street—manager, Gilbert Rowan (See advt, page 92) Ayr Steam Shipping: Co-, North Quay, at the Socks (See advt, page 98) Ayrshire Post, 57 Newmarket street Ayrshire School of Art and Women's Industries, 56 Newmarket street Ayrshire Stores and Rubber Co.. 37 Kyle street s Bain, Alexander, traveller, 25 Wellington street Bain, George, headmaster, Smith's Institution —house, Smith cottage, Midton road Bain, John, joiner, 48 John street Bain, James, contractor. Laurel villa, Dalmellington road 62 (JKNERAL DIRECTORY.

Bain Walter, (of Ayr Steam Shipping Co.)? Grosvenor house, 12 Charlotte street Bailey James, 24 Ballantine Drive, off Carrick road Baird, Cunningham, baker, 20 Elmbank road Baird, George, shoemaker, 24 Nelson street Baird, Hugh mason, 70 Viewfield road Baird, James, dairyman 60 Allison street and 8 Fort street Baird, John, vanman, 49 George street

Baird, J. D. , Wellington square Baird, Eobert, Old Book Depot, 11 Boat vennal- (See advt, p 16)

Baird, Mrs, bible reader, 4.^ Cromwell place. Fort Baird, Miss, milliner, 16 Barns street Baird, Mrs James, ^^0 Queen's terrace Ballantine, Andrew, slater, 59 Peebles street Ballantine, John, grain merchant, 1.59 High street Ballantine, Robert, shepherd, 53 Mill street Ballantine, Misses, Glenholme, Carrick park Bara, Mrs Amlarose, Artist Photographer, Fort Studio, Citadel Place -house, Newmanville, Midton road. (See advt. inside of front cover Barbour, Wm. M., clerk 12 Albert terrace Barclay, James, town postman, 251 High street Bai'clay John, Blanefield Cottage, Presfvick road Barclay, Robert, letter stamper. 40 Content street Barlow, Edward, upholsterer, 64 Princes street

Barlow, Rev. J. R , moravian minister, 2 Cassillis street Barns, William, green grocer 74 (4eorge street Barr, John, joiner, 1 Saltfield house Barr, John, engineer, 63 Content street Barrowman, Alexander, stableman. 276 High street Baner, George, French and German teacher, Academy—house, 10 Bellvue crescent Baxter, J(.hn, vanman, 42 North Harbour street Baxter, Robert, 28 Peebles street Bayne William, Gleniffer place, Midton road

Beechcroft, Mrs R. , 12 Wellington square Begg, Adam railway employee, 251 High street Begg. Misses, grocers, 24 Green street Beaton, Walter, teacher, Prestwick school—house, 30 Allison st. Beaton, William, joiner, 30 Allison street Beattie, Robert, coachman, 60 Mill street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 63

Bell, Alexander, joiner, 105 South Harbour street

Bell, Rev. A. T. , 6 Cassillis street Bell, David, iron moulder, 12 Hall's vennal Bell, Mrs D., 8 Eglinton terrace, Fort Argyie cot- Bell, Henry, chemist, 58 Main street—house, tage, Back Hawkhill (See advt, p 24) Bell, M. & J., Berlin wool shop, 49 Newmarket street Bell, Captain James, 19 Fort street Fort street Bell, Bannie a Co , wine merchants, 5 Bennett, Alex., tailors' cutter, Eock villa, HaMdihill, Whitletts road Bennett, J. B., 85 Sons, Painters and Decorators to tlie Queen, 36 Newmarket street (See advt, p ii5) Bennett, R. J., 2 Alloway park, oflP Alloway place Bentley, William, hairdresser, 212 High street Beswick, James H., 4 Craigleur terrace, Carrick road Beveridge, R. M., solicitor, 5 Cathcart street Beveridge, "William, chemist, 2 Maoneille Buildings^ Newmarket street house, 17 Barns street (See advt, p63, Bird, John, N. B. agent, 2 Seaforth place, Prestwick road Black, James, baker, 14 Kirkporc, High street Black, Malcolm, tamier, 233 High street Black, Thomas, engineer, 126 Cross street Black, William R., draper, 12 High street—house, 22 Academy street Black, Mrs, 63 Alloway street Blackwood. F. H. & Co., waterproof and india-rubber merchants, 33 Sandgate street Blackwood, Hugh, mason, 24 Content street Blackwood, Mrs, 4 Alloway place Blaikie, Adam, tailor, 7 Elm bank road Blair, George, sinter, 48 New road Blair, John, shoemaker, 59 Peebles street Blair, John, police constable. 66 Princes street Blair, Robert, gardener, Craigie lodge, Content street Blair, Thomas, gardener, Dalblair lodge, Dalblair I'oad Blair, Mrs James, Blackburn cottage, Midton road Blair, Mrs John, 10 High street Blair, Mrs R. C. Leslie, Chalet; Carrick park, ofif" Midton road Blair, Miss, 14 Union Street —

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Blair, Mrs. 15 Queens terrace Blane, Thomas, blacksmith, 220 High street Blane, William, blacksmith, 54 Mill street Blane, Quintin, accountant, National Bank, 34 New Bridge street Blane, Mrs William, 65 New road Blue, Patrick, green grocer, 25 South Harbour street Bolton, James, commission agent, 6 Carrick street— house, 10 Bellevue crescent Bond, Dennis, waiter 10 Midton road Bone, David, plasterer, 42 Bllja street (See advt, p 95 Bone, David, plasterer, 33 Nelson street Bone, John, joiner, 42 Allison street Bone, Robert, grocer, 17 Nelson street Bone, William, & Co. saddlers, 252^ High street Bone, William (of W. Bone & Co.), Ellengowan cottage, 48 Church street

Bone, Miss, I Academy street Bone, Miss, dressmaker, 78 Sandgate street Bone, Miss, 8 Carrick park Midton road Bonnar, Philip, saddler, 10 Nelson street Borland, John, railway guard, 20 Wellington street Borland, Robert, plasterer, 64 Princes Street Bosomworth, Stewart, cashier, 60 John street Boswell, Mrs J. D., Sandgate house, Sandgate street Bowden, Joseph manager Ayr Coffee house—house, 54 High st Bowie, George, seaman, 10 Wellington street

Bowie, G. C. , insurance agent. 10 Union street

Bowie, H. , upholsterer, 28 Newmarket street —house, 2 Cathcart street Bowie, James, upholsterer, 4 Bath place Bowie, James, 49 Peebles street Bowie, John, cabinetmaker, Seaview, 75 New road Bowie, Mrs William, Midton cottage Midton road Bowie, Mrs, 46 Newmarket street Bowman, John, shopman, 1 Annfield place, Argyle street

Boyd, Alexander, boot and shoemaker (i Old Bridge street house, 251 High street Boyd. Archibald, carpenter 36^ Green street Boyd, George, 6 Newton terrace. Green street lane Boyd, James, overseer lace works, 83 Cross street Boyd, Col. James G. Hay, of Townend, 1 Wellington square Boyd, James, gardener, 4 Wattfield road, off Midton road Boy«|, Captain John, 24 North Harbour street GENERAL DIRECTORY. 05

Bo7&> John, "boot and shoemaker, 51 Sandgrate street- house, Falkland park, Prestwick road (See advt, p 102) Boyd, Joseph, sculptor, near Hail-way Station, Townhead —house, Overdale, Dalmellington road (See advt, p 71) Boyd, Robert, feuar, 64 Mill street Boyd, Mrs, 6 Buckingham tertace, Charlotte street Boyd, Miss, Craigie terrace, 64 John street Boyd, Misses, 11 John street Boyes, William, railway pointsman, 60 Viewfield road

Boyle, George, pawnbroker, 72 Cross street ; house - Cavendish cottage, back Hawkhill Boyle, George, shoemaker, 8 Wallace street Boyle, John, 78 John street Boyle, Thomas, club master, Town and County Club, 26 Welling- ton square Boyle, William, joiner, Cessnock cottage, Princes street Boyle, Miss, loan office, 37 Cross street; house — Barncleuch villa, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Boyle, Mrs, 30 Wallace street Brackenridge, Adam, Murray place, 86 Allison street Brackenridge, Henry, storeman, ill George street

Brackenridge, James, inspector of poor, 48 Weaver street ; house —23 Peebles street Brackenridge, John, tailor, 17 Peebles street Brackenridge, Robert, storeman, 8 Albert terrace Brackenridge, Mrs John, restaurant, 11 High street Brand & Mollison, dyers and jleaners, 4 B New Bridge Street Brechin, William, wine merchant, Mayfield, Midton road Bremner, Andrew, gardener, Hope cottage, Midton road Bremner, JoJin, tailor, 6 Russell street

Bremner, William, i ail way pointsman, 19 Russell street Briggs, John, bank teller, Greenbank terrace, 112 New road Broadhurst, Arthur, captain and adjutant, A.Y.C. Anchorage, off Racecourse road Brotherston, David, cabinetmaker, 134 George street Brotherston, Miss, milliner, 26 Newmarket street Brown, Adam, engine-driver, Garnock cottage, 52 Church street Brown, Alexander, lace Aveaver, 21 Princes street Brown, Andrew, spirit merchant, 13 Newmarket street— (See advt. page 113 Brown, David, draper's assistant, 52 Green street Brown, Hugh, butcher, 3 Peebles street —

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Brown, Hugh, painter, 37 Russell street Brown, Hugh, school board officer a ad house factor, Milrig place, 8 Charlotte street Brown, Hugh, police constable, 12 Queen street

Brown, Janies, fancy goods warehouse, 51 High street ; house 84 John street Brown, James, fireman, 39 Wellington street Brown, John, baker, 47 Newmarket street and 95 New road Brown, John, rural postman to Dalrymple, 39 Wellington street Brown, John, mason, 16 Allison sti-eet Brown, Matthew, Westbourne villa, Racecourse road

Brown, Quintin, delf mart, 26 Wallace street ; house—6 Elm- bank road

Brown, R. S. (of Forrest iSr CoJ, 8 Bellvue crescent, off Beresford terrace Brown, Thomas, weaver, 51 Content street Brown, Walter, shoemaker, 88 Main street Brown, William, clerk, 46 John street Brown, W. M'C, general grocer, 201 High street Brown, W. groom, High street , 99i Brown, Miss, Lynstead, Barns crescent, off Miller road Brown, Miss, 2 Arran terrace. Fort Brown, Mrs, Cromwell cottage, Seabank road, Fort Brown, Mrs, 69 High street Brown, Mrs, Smith's place, Prestwick road Brown, Mrs Robert, 3 Kensington terrace, Miller road BroAvn, Mrs ^Villiam, 8 Bellvue crescent, off Beresford terrace Browning, Charles, 16 Queens terrace Browning, John, bookbinder, 41 John street Brownlee, Sergeant Robert, 129 South Harbour street

Brucciani, Pietro, Confectioner, 35 Main street ; 13

Wallace street ; 11 New Bridge street, and 241 High - street house, 23 Main street . See advt. page 79) Bruce, James, tailor, 108 George street Bruce, Mrs, Robertson place, 3 Queens street Bryan, Hugh, clerk, 1 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Bryan, John, railway carriage inspector, 50 John street Bryden, George, Coachbuilder, 6 Cathcart street—house, 23 Green Street. (See advt. page 110.) Bryden, George, coachbuilder, 26 Garden street Bryden, John, tailor, 26 George street Bryden, Thomas, 44 Church street —

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Bryden, Thomas, Dennison Nursery, Cumnock Road- house, 13 Kyle Street. See advt. page 77.) Bryden, William, 14 Fullartou street Bryden, Mrs, 23 Duke street Bryson, Miss, milliner, 61 Sandgate street house, 3 Arran terrace, Fort Bryson, Mrs William, lady's nurse, 23 Kyle street Buchanan, Archibald (of Buclianan & Sons), aerated water manufacturers, 78 High street Buchanan, Daniel, janitor. Academy lodge. Fort street Buchanan, Gilbert, headmaster, Newtonhead public school house, Appin cottage, Preslwick road Buchanan, John, tobacconist, 259 High street—house, 12 Carrick park Midton road Buchanan, John, plasterer, 20 Wellington street Buchanan & Sons, Crated Water Manufacturers and Spirit Merchants, River Terrace (See advt. outside of. cover

Bulher, Mrs F. , 67 High street Bulkeley, Miss, music teacher, 26 Dalblair road Bullock, Waller, tinsmith, 20a Wallace street Burgess, Miss, baby linen warehouse, 53 Sandgate street Burgoyne, W. G., teacher of music, 10 Cassillis street Burleigh, James, mason, 26 Church street Burnett, Mrs, 11 Park Circus E, off' Racecourse road Burns, James, commercial traveller, Viewpark, Bellvue crescent, off Beresford terrace Burns, James, traveller, 18 Wallace street Burns, John, butcher, 32 George street and 74 Cross street Burns, Thomas, cab proprietor, 43 and 45 Wallace street Burns, William, insurance agent, 83 Cross street Burns, William, Chemist, 142 High Street— house, 11 Barns Street (See advt. page 22.) Burns, Miss, Dress and Mantle Maker, 6 Church Street. (See advt. page 41. Burns, Misses, 35 Sandgate street Burns, Mrs John, 7 Park terrace, off AUoway place Burrell, Edward R.G.M., A.Y.C., Albert place, 1 Boat vennel Burt, William, shoemaker, 36 Russell street Burton, John, clerk, 10 Alloway street

Butler, Samuel, & Co. , lace manufacturers, Viewfield road Bryne, John, waiter, 71^ High street GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Caddis, David, town postman, 7 Nelson stteet Caddis, William, hairdresser, 5 George street Cadow, John, shoemaker, 5 Content street Cairns, David, prison warder, 11 Green street Cairns, Hugh, lace weaver, 13 Argyle street Cairns, James, currier, 109 George street Cairns, William, baker, Victoria terrace, 38 Viewfield road Cairns, Miss, teacher of music, 12 Cathcart street Cairns, Miss, bible woman 152 High street Calder, George, compositor. Silver Cloud cottage, Allison street Calder, Hubert, shoemaker, 88 High street Calder, Hugh, waiter, 4a New Bridge street Calder, John, tinsmith, 54 York street lane Calder, Thomas, compositor, 38 Wellington street Calderwood John, compositor, 51 George street Calderwood, Robert, blacksmith, 1 Green street lane Caldwell, David, carpet weaver, 25 Damside Caldwell, David, inspector of poor, 21 Kyle street - house, 5 Queens terrace Caldwell, James, blacksmith, 71 George street Caldwell, John, 2 Northfield place, Prestwick road Caldwell, Mrs James, 8 John street Cameron, Andrew, grocer. 165 and 169 High street —house, Dunmore, Park circus Cameron, Daniel, late prison warder, 14 Wellington street Cameron, David, gardener, 1 Havanah place, Viewfield road Cameron, Hu^h, tailor, 2 Old Bridge street Cameron, John town postman, 49 AUoway street Cameron, John, tinsmith, 4 Clunes vennel Cameron, Kenneth, grocer, 10 Church street —house, 34 do. Cameron, Robert, ironmonger, 148 High street—house, 16 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road

Cameron, S. , hatter, 225 High street—house, 15 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Campbell, Andrew, mason, 46 Wellington street Campbell, Andrew, commercial traveller, Garfield villa, back Hawkhill Campbell, David, builder, Treesbank, Dalmellington road Campbell, David, saddler 22 Mill street Campbell, David, engine-driver, 84 Green street Campbell, George, engine-driver, 42 Wellington street Campbell, J. A., Craigie House, head of Content street GENERAL DIRECTOKY. 69"

Campbell, J. H., Seedsman, 21 Alloway Street— hou^e, View cottage,..Piestwick. See a-ivt. page 104 j TtlSO Campbell, James, foreman fitter, 44 New road .^^m 'Campbell, James P., clerk, 4 Gordon terrace, Content street Campbell, James, iron-moulder, 88 Main street Campbell, James, G P. 0. clerk, 46 \Vellington street "^aO Campbell, James, mason, 51 Mill street Campbell, John, Plumber and Gasfitter, 197 High Street,

house, 205 do. .See advt. page 35. : Campbell, John, Saddler, 21 Sandgate Street—house, 24 Barns Street. See advt. page 50, Campbell, John, mason, 15 Elmbank road Campbell John, painter 16 Taylor street Campbell John, moulder, 4 Argyle street Campbell, John, pastry baker and confectioner, 3 and 274 High street

Campbell John R. , saddler, (^lenlee cottage, Princes street Campbell, Matthew, engine-driver 7 Argyle street Campbell, Quintin, blacksmith, 18 Green street lane Canipbell, Robert, railway pointsman, 17 Waggon road

Campbell, S. W. , commercial traveller, Tantallon villa, off Carrick road Campbell, William, joiner, 54 Mill street Campbell, William, 16 Cathcart street Campbell, William, 41 Wellington street Campbell, William, Stewart villa, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Campbell, William, joiner, 46 Green street Campbell William, foreman joiner, 60 Main street Campbell, Miss, dressmaker, 20 Cathcart street Campbell, Misses, 1 Park circus, off Racecourse road Campbell, Mrs, Ga'loway crescent, 69 Russell street Campbell, Mrs David, 13 Allison street Campbell, Mis John, 2 Somerset place. Back Hawkhill Candlish, Dr Henry, 6 Barns street Capperaald, David, wool spinner, 11 Kyle street Capperauld, James, carpet weaver, 28 Elba street Capperauld, John, clerk, 42 Mill street Carlisle, Mrs David, teacher of music. Terrace house, Charlotte street Carnochan, Miss, 1 Gordon terrace, Content street Carr, Fred 0., Garfield, Dalmellington road Carslaw, Mrs Robert, 4 Killoch place Carson, Robert, Craigie Inn, 117 George street F 70 GBNEKAL DIRKCTOBY.

Cftreon, Mrs William, grocer, 62 VieM'field road OeMrty & Saznilton, Tolaacco Pipe SCanxifaetiirers, 2eMftizL Street (See advt, p 28) Carty, Robert (of Carty & Hamilton), 18 Main street

OMseUs. Dftvid, arocer ftzid. Spirit Merchant. 177 Sigh Street—house, lO Beresford terrace (See advt, p 20) Cassells, James, gardener, 58 Dalblair road Cassells, Reginald, grocer, 23 River terrace Cathcart & Co., exporters of Carrick blend, whisky and wine merchants, 23 New Bridge street (Jathcart, John, joiner 37 Main street Cathcart, Mrs E. M., 25 Eglinton terrace, Fort Cation Murdoch, boot maker, 3 Somerset place, Back Hawkhill Oaw, James, China Merchant, 51 ITewmarket Street (See advt, p 28) Caw, Thomas, plumber, 24 Argyle street Caw, Mrs James, 10 Bath place Chalmers, Archibald, Blackburn lodge, Racecourse road Chalmers, James, grocer, 9 River street and 1 Garden street Chalmers, Robert, wire fencer, 48 Nelson street Chalmers, Thomas, brassfinisher, 14 Argyle street

Chambers Alex, (of R. Chambers & Son , 5 Old Bridge street Chambers, Robert (of R. Chambers & Son\ 18 Eglinton terrace. Fort Chambers, Robert. 22 Elba street Chambers, Robert & Son, Japanners and tinplate workers, 75 and 77 Wallace street Chambers, William, tinsmith, 9 AUoway street, and 13 and 18 Old Bridge end- -house, 4 Barns cx-escent, off Miller road Chambers, Miss, Roselea villa Carrick road Chapman Alfred, 44 Nelson street Chapman, William, blacksmith, 9 Harbour street (.'heyne, John, salesman, 16 Aranshean terrace, Duke street Chisholm, Alex., blacksmith, 33 River street Christie, David, hair cutter, 209 and 211 High street Christie, James, engineer, 64 Princes street Christie, James, ropespinner, 44 Allison street Christie, Wm., grocer, 29 Nelson street Christie, William, boat builder, 6 York street lane—house, 10 Cathcart street Clark, David, Joiner, 74 High Street—house, 2 Beiievue crescent (See advt, p 118 •JENERAL DIREOtOBT. 71

Clark, David, tailor, 68 George street Clark, David, railway pointsman, 58 Viewfield road Clark, James, fishmonger, 136 George street Clark, James, police constable, 71 Princes street Clark, James, house and insurance agent, Znktrman eottajre, 4 Arran terrace, Port (See advt, p 90) Clark, Captain James, GlenifFer place, Miller road Clark, James F., mason, Galloway crescent, 79 Russell street Clark, John, hillposter, 4a ITew Sridsre street (See advt, p 47) Clark, John, joiner, 65 Alloway street Clark, John, potato merchant, 1 1 Weaver street Clark, John, engine-driver, 36 New Road Clark. John, carpenter, 24 Apna place. Viewtield road Clark, Quintin, lorryman, 20 Green street Clark, Richard, bricklayer, Osborne cottage, 13 Princes street Clark, Samuel, storeman, 49 Alloway street Clark, W. Towers, Carston house, Victoria park, Racecourse road Clark, Miss, daiiy, Killoch cottage, Midton road Clark, Mrs James, CoalAgrent, Eegristex for Servants, CO Sandffate Street— house, Inkerman Cottage, 4 Arran terrace See advt. page 98 Clark, Mrs J., 4 Park circus, off Racecourse road Clark, Mrs Samuel, 6 Bath place Clark, Mrs Thomas, 13 Queen's terrace Clarlse, "William, joiner, 58^ Sandgrate street — house, Seymour villa, Hawkhill, Whitletts road (See advt, p 5 Clelland, William, coachman, St Andrews, off Racecourse road Clelland, Mrs John, St Laurence house, off Racecourse road

' Clement, A , grocer, 85 Cross street Clement, James, commercial traveller, 20 Elmbank road Climie, Andre"w, flesher, 211 High street -house, 20 Baiian- tine drive, off Carrick road See advt, p 52) Clubb, James, engraver, 14 Newmarket street Clydesdale, James, dairy. Brewery house. Fort Cochrane, Duncan, egg merchant, 68 Wallace street Cochrane, James, joiner, 36 Russell street Cochrane, Captain John Hayden cottage, back Hawkhill Cochrane, John, carpenter, 43 Green street Cochrane, Robert, spirit merchant. 48 North Harljour street CoUigan, John, sale room, 3 Old Bridge street )

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Collins, Capt. James, South Bank cottage, Fort Commercial Drapery Sjtores, 2 New Bridge street Connacher, Peter, officer of excise, 4 Kensington terrace, Miller road Connally, James, railway policema-i, 60 Mill street Connell, G L. W., hatter, 233 High street -house, 5 Wattfield road, off Midton road Connell, Matthew, clerk. 36 Kyle street Connell. Miss, 23 John street Cook, James, engineer, 19 Green street Cook, James, clerk, 28 Dalblair road Cook, Robert, tailor, 79 Main street Cook, Thomas, pharmaceutical chemist, 87 High street —house, 6 Bellvue crescent, off Beresford terrace Cook, Thomas, vanman, 16 Nelson street

Cook, W. H , Carrick House lodge, Carrick road Cook, Miss, grocer, 47 Russell street

Cooper, Rev J G. , 8 Havelock terrace, Miller road Cooper, Wastel, bookseller, 6 Wallace street Cooper, William, grocer, 79b Main street— house, <7 River terrace

Cooper, Mrs H. , Ringuinea place, 49 Church street Copland, Rev. George, Cathcart manse. Miller road Copland, James, hairdresser, 6 Queens street Copland, John, joiner, -16 Mill street Copland, John, gardener, 111 High street Copland, Samuel, Jobbing Gardener, 26a Carrick Street. (See advt. page 42. Corbett, John, baker, 78 Elba street Corbett, William, salesman, Glenrose cottage, 11 Princes street Corke, Benjamin, surveyor of taxes, Doonleigh, Carrick road Cormack, William, B.Sc, English uiaster, Ayr academy— house, Pladda view, 34 Fort street Cornelius, John, joiner, 26 Nelson street Couper, Miss, Lynedoch, Racecourse road County Rates Office, 7 Wellington square Couperthwaite, Mrs, 2 Church street Coutts, David, fireman, 45 Main street

Coventry Cycle Co , 13 Kyle street—A. E Ryley, manager Cowan, Adam, Edendarroch, Midton road Cowan, Alexander, carter, 38 Green street lane Cowan, Andrew, Midsands cottage, Racecoui-se road Cowan, David, flesher, 213 High street TiENEKAL DIRECTORY. 73

..Cowan, Hugh, agent Royal bank of Scotland -house, St Leon- ard's, Midton road Cowan, Hugh insurance agent, 15 Arglye street Cowan, Henr3^ carter, 58 York street Cowan, John, Clothier, 17 New Bridge Street—house, Craigie- Cottage, John street. (See advt. page 61) Cowan, John, commercial traveller, Hope Lea, Dalmellington road Cowan, John, carter, 62 York street Cowan, Robel't, 4 Wellington square Cowan, Samuel, (of JSI'Ilwraith, CoMan & Co.), 73 Alloway street Cowan, ^yilliam, grocer, 76 Russell street—house, Mungo terrace Cowan, Miss Edendarroch, Midton road Cowan ]Mrs, temperance and commercial hotel, 2 Carrick street Cowan, Mrs, green-grocer, 88 Sandgate street—house Mungo cottage, back Hawkhill Cowan, Mrs, 12 Midton road Cowan, Mrs, grocer, 53 Main street

Cowap, J. B. , 6 Cromwell place, Fort Cowie, John, lathsplitter, 24 Carrick street —house, 51 Main st. Cowieson Brothers, hosiers :aid drapers, 90 High street house, Willowbank cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts Road Craig, Andrew, tailor, 23 Russell street Craig, Andrew, mason, 2 Peebles street Craig (& Co., fleshers, 25 Green street Craig, James & Sons, Victoria flour mills. North harbour street Craig, James, Cattle Salesman, 33 Alloway street—house, Cunning Park. (See advt. page 50) Craig, Jan-es, yarn merchant, 17 Hawkhill, Whitletts road Craig, John, ham curer, 3 New road

Craig, Robert (of J. Craig l^; Sons), Wellpark, Racecourse road Craig, Miss, 11 Bellvue crescent, off Beresford terrace Craig, Misses, 27 Wellington square Craig, Mrs David, confectioner, 34 Kyle street Craig, Mrs John, 27 Barns street

Craig, , 1 Queen's terrace Craigie, Mrs, ladies' superintendent Ayr academy house, 13 Wellington square Craik, Miss, 1 Stanley place, Dalblair road Crane, John, engineer, 13 p]lmbank road Crawford, Adam, joiner, 4^ Cromwell place, Fort Crawford, Andrew, sheriff clerk depute County Buildings, Wel- 1 ngton square —house, Craigeye, Pi-estwick road 74 GENERAL DIRBCTOKT.

Crawford, Bryoe, cabinetmaker, 46 Green street Crawford, David (of T. and D. Crawford), Fernhurst, Maybole road Crawford, Daniel, Woodlea, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Crawford. John, ham curer, 61 New road Crawford, John, late coachbuilder, Rose lea, Carrick road Orawford, T. ft D., aecouataati, 02 ITswmarkot Strott (Seeadvt, p 11)

OraT^ord, Thomai & Co., game, fish, and ice merchaata. 198 Slffh Street, and Chreea Street Laae—house, Greenbank, Back Hawkhill (See advt. page 105) Crawford, Miss, 8 Park circus, off Racecourse road Crawford, Mrs 3 Cathcart street

Craw ord, Mrs J. L. , 6 Barns terrace Crawford, Mrs Thomas, 11 Queen's terrace Craufurd, Miss Julia, 5 Park terrace, off AUoway place Cree, William, 4 Princes street

Creighton, W. D , 3 Park terrace Crichton, John, blacksmith, 147 High street— house, 22 Duk© street Cross, A. ^ Sons, manure stores, 30 Waggon road Cross, Walter, coachman, 58 Mill street Cross, Mrs, South Lodge, Racecourse road Cruickshanks, Charles, gardener, Shieling gatehouse, Racecourse road Cruthers, John, 4 Elmbank road

Cumming, Col. , Carrick Lodge, Carrick road Camming, James, coach trimmer, 71 Green street Cumming John, missionary, 4 Somerset place, back Hawkhill Cumming, John, carter, 121 High street Cumming, William, town postman, 6 Gordon place Cumming, William, town postman, 89 Main street Cumming, William, engine driver, Twiningham place, Prestwick * road

Cumming, Wm , hardware merchant, 89 Main street

Cunningham, A. , fruiterer, 30 High street Cunningham, James, coal agent, North Haibour treet Cunningiham, James, 59 Peebles street

Cunningham, J. Y. , cashier, Ayr Gas Co. , Gaswork road Cunningham, John, hamcurer, Drumbowie place, v7 Boghall row Cunningham. Robert, county police inspector, 28 Charlotte street Cunningham, William, 10 Montgomerie terrace, Fort OBNKRAL DIKKCTORY. 75

Cunningham, Miss, 26 Dalblair road Cunningham, Mrs, dressmaker, 119 High street Cunningham, Mrs, 83 Alloway street Cunningham, Mrs J. F., 39 Fort street Curxie, Rae, & Co., Silk Mercers, Drapers and Clothiers Ailsa Buildings, High Street (See advt. page 46) Currie, John, joiner, 251 High street —house, Rosendale, Cum- nock road Currie, Thomas, county sanitary inspector, 7 Wellington square —house, Marshall cottage, back Hawkhill Custom House. 2 Fort street Cuthbert, Alex (of A Cuthbert Sc Son), Wellwood, Prestwick road Cuthbert, Alex, k Son, Newton leather works and shoe manu« facturers. Prestwick road—shop. 22 High street Cuthbert, James, booking clerk, 28 Elmbank road Cuthbert, Robert (of A. Cuthbert & Son), 25 Barns street Cuthbert, William, currier, 11 Boghall row Cuthbert, Mrs Wm., 8 Barns terrace Cutbbertson, Robert, baker, 12 Kyle street Cuthbertson, W. B. (of D Wyllie & Co.), 9 Park ciroua off Racecourse road Cuthill, Hugh, joiner, Elmbank road Cuthill, James, 10 Hawkhill, Whitletts road Cuthill, Thomas, currier, 6 Church street D Dalling, Robert, iron moulder, Ringuinea place, 45 Church street DAlmtlUaffton Iron Go's Ofllet, 5S Sa&dffftto Street— David White, manager (See advt, p 86)

Dalryraple, Robert, slater, 1 7 Wellington street Dalton, Robert, tailor, 18 James street Dalton, Thomas, naturalist, Carrick street —house, 36 High street Dalsiel. James, Pianoforte, Harmonium, American Organ, and Music Seller, 40 Sandgate Street—house, 7 Crom- well place. Fort (See advt, p 131) Dalziel, Miss, teacher of piano, 8 Cromwell place. Fort Dalziel, Mrs, Blair lodge. Racecourse road Dalziel, Mrs, WattSeld cottage, Midton road Dftiite, ASrel Chaibftldi,.T«^urftatf^ Otoitt ftrttt (See advt, p 35) 76 .. (4

Davward, David, saddler, 111 High street Davidson, A-ndrew-,.. 58 -Church -street Davidson, John, joiner and iDuilder, 41 New road—iiousej ''" Princes street (See advt, p 119) - ^fTTFl» Davidson, William, hammerlnan, 21 Weaver street ' Davidson, William, railway guard, 6 Davidson place, off Church street Davidson, Misses, greengrocers, 57 Newmarket street— house, Morningside cottage, Sipringvale road Davidson, Mrs, dairy, 20 Kyle street Davie, Mrs, Allanvale, Racecourse road Davies, Charles, organist. 12 Bellevue crescent Daws, Willivim, jobbing gardener. 50 York street lane Day, Henry, Or me bank. Dalmellington road Dean, William, joiner, 11 John street Dempster, Alexander, carder, 11 Kyle street Dempster, Mrs John Rainbow temperance hotel, 55 High street Denham, James, carter, 37 Clunes vennal Denhani John, njason, 57 Content street 2De-war, EoTaert, aiictioneer, [^yle Hall, Kyle street, office, 15 Kyle street — house, Havelock terrace See advt, p 48) Dewar, R. A., 10 Bellevue Ci'escent 'off Beresford terrace) Dexter, Thomas W.. porter, Union Bank, 140 High street Diamond, Gilbe'rt, painter, 88 Ell^a street Oiamond, Robert engine driver, 127 Ceorge street Dick, Adam, joiner, 70 New road Dick, Alexander, joiner, Wiston place, 62 Church street Dick,' Gavin G., 8 Barns street Dick, .J., painter; 112 George street Dick, Thouias. flesher, 101 Main street—house, 4 Annfield place, Duke street Dick, Quintin, engine fitter, 52 Peebles street Dick, William, joiner, 156 George street Dick, Miss, dressmaker, Westbourne place, 40 Princes street Dick, Misses, dressmakers, 169 High street Dick, Mrs, Waterloo villa, Dalmellington road Dick, Mrs, grocer 67 Alloway street Dick, Mrs John, 12 Alloway place ^ Dickie, Adam, carter, 71 ^ High street Dickie, Charles, clerk, 32 Content street Dickie, George, ostler, 21 s;reet High , ^^ Dickie, James, veterinary surgeon, 10 Newmarket street Dickie, James, carter, 5 York street , —

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Didki^, John, stitieinajker,- 3 Church street • Dickie, John, frame sawyer, 131 8outh Harbour street

Dickie, Mattbe^'j ujillerj 22 ftreen street- • ,.:-.. :. . . t,%ffWtt

Dickie, Robert, gardener, 59 Nelson street .. ;^ Dickie, Mrs, hardware merchant, 80 Main street Dickson. Alexander, foreman baker, Falkland park, Prestwick road Dickson, Francis, dab driver, 229 High street Dickson, James, boot w^arehouse, 28 Main street Dickson, Miss, 1 Barns crescent, off Miller road Dickson, Mrs grocer and spirit merchant, 127 Main street house, Esterlea, Prestwick road Dilling, Neil, fisher, 4 Hall's vennal Dinning. Bernard, mason. 40 Elba street Dinning, Henr}^ mason, 24 Main street Dinning, Robert, tailor, 68 Elba street Doak, Gilbert, railway guard, St Clair cottage, Aljison street Doak, Robert, bookbinder, 7 Old Bridge street —house, 5 Havan- nah place, VieA'field road Dobbie, David, chemist, 4 (Gordon place house, Hawthorn villa, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Dobbie, James of R. Dobbie & Co.), Laurel Bank, Broomfield road Dobbie, James, chemist and druggist, 18 New Bridge street house, 4 Park terrace, off Alloway place Dobbie, James, teacher, 33 Green street Dobbie, John (of A. Smith & Son), 21 Alloway'-'fetreet^house,

•• .-. Craigie terrace, 72 John street .- . DoTalDie, H. & Co-, tanners, curriers, leather merchants, and shoe, manufacturers, Mill Street Tan Works, family laootmakers, 42 High Street (See advt, p 74) Dobbie^ William, boot and shoemaker, 167 High street — house, Craigie terrace, 59 John street Dobie, Miss, Broomtield villa, Broomfield road Dobbie, Mrs Robert, 3 Wellington square Dobson, Adam, 209 High street Dodds, Alexander, shoemaker, 50 Mill street Dodds, John, waiter, 45 High street Donald, Hugh, liaker, Bentick place, 21 Russell street

Donald, Robert, Wellwood villa, Dalmellington road : •rC

Donald, Robert, pattern maker, 42 Content street . Donald, Robert, engineer, 70 Newmarket street Donaldson, Archibald, foreman baker, Franklin villa. Fort 78 ttHNKRAL DIRECTOllT.

BonaldaoH, Darid, merohaut, 159 High street -house, Millerfield, Broomfield road Doufflai, Jamti, Iffoaiimtntftl Sculptor. aMur ItotlVftr Station—house, Glenarue, Park circus. (Seeadvt. page 44) Douglas, James, joiner, 169 High street Douglas, James, jr., sculptor, 27 River terrace Douglas, John H. (of Goudie v Douglas}, 30 Dalblair road Douglas, William, carpet weaver, 21 Duke street Douglas, William, grocer, 23 Content street house, II do. Douglas, Mrs Alex., 30 Dalblair road Dougall, David, solicitor, 62 Newmarket street— house, Coil- bank, Dalmellington road Dow, James, miller, 1 Eastwood, back Hawkhil Dow, Robert, tailor 58 Viewfield road Dow, Thomas (of Imrie & Son), Gowanlea, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Dow, Miss, 9 Baius street Drennan, James, land valuator, Auchenlee, Miller road Drinnan, D E., fruiterer, 41 Alloway street— house. Tig cottage Prestwick road Drinnan, James, joiner, 66 Princes street Drinnan, John, Boghall dairy, Boghall row Drinnan, John, iron moulder, 88 Green street Drinnan, J. H. (of Drinnan Sc Murphy), Maytield. Hawkhill, Whitletts road

Srlzman SB ISurphy^ Slatori aad Pluml^eri, 8i C^oorgo StrOOt- (See advt. page 96) Drinnan, William, 100 High street Driaaui, William, Joiner and Stdlder, *70QtWT99 Strett —house Chillian, Prestwick road. (See advt. page 95) Drinnan, William, joiner, Hawkhill cottage, Whitletts road Drummond, Mrs, 9 Carrick park, oft* Midton road Drysdale, James, miller, 20 Green street DuflF, Hugh, coal agent, 10 Academy street Dufl", John, slater, 78 Mam street Duff, William, engineer, 40 Green street Duff, William, cabinetmaker, 2 Old Bridge street Dunn, Charles, japanner, 150 George street Dnnbar, J. ft J., Plnm1}eri and Slateri, 107 Siffli Stroot, and 12 Oarriek Strott- (See advt. page ii9) Dunbar, James (of J. & J. Dunbar), 13 Kyle street OENKRAL DIRKClimr. 70

Dunbftr John (of J. & J. Dunbar, 38 C»rrick»tre«t Dunbar, Matthew, mason, 50 Viewfield road Dunbar, Mrs James, 197 High street Duncan, Charles, engine-keeper, 28 Mill street Duncan, David, miller, 74 Allison street Duncan, James, police const ble, 42 York street Duncan, James, engine-driver, 51 Nelson street Duncan, John, blacksmith, 15 Weaver street DTincan. Matthew. Spirit ACorchant, Blaek Snll Sot»L 39 and 41 River Street (See advt. page 30) Duncan, Robert, currier, 9 Allison street Duncan, Samuel, Hawkhill dairy, off Russell street

Dxmeas,, Thomas, Wine and SpiritlZCerehant. 101 SiflrlL Street— house, l Weston place, Miller road. (.See advt. page 15) Duncan, Rev. William C, minister 2d charge, Bourtre* park, Dalmellington road Duncan, William, shoemaker, 54 New road Duncan, Miss, 1 Weston place. Miller road Duncan, Miss, grocer, 73 Wallace street Duncan, Miss, bible reader, 6 Alleghany terrace. Church street Duncombe, John T., Union Bank house, 138 High street Dundee Equitable Boot Depot, 49 High street —manager, Wm. Brown Dunlop, Andrew, iron-turner, Virginia place, 102 New road Dunlop, David, solicitor, 1 Cromwell place—house, 1 Wellpark place, off Miller road Dunlop, James, butcher. 63 Wallace street Dunlop, John, spirit merchant, 77 and 79 South Harbour street Dunlop, John, cab driver, 34 Mill street Dunlop, Robert, 12 Bellevue crescent, off Beresford terrace Dunlop, Robert, spirit merchant, 99 Main street Dunlop, Thomas, shoemaker, 24 Queen street Dunlop. Mifsei TA. and M., China SCerchanti. 00 Siffh Street —house, 2 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street. (See advt. page 86) Dunlop, Miss Mary, 21 High street

Dunlop, Mrs A. , 125 Ooss street Dunlop, Mrs, laundress, 24 New road Dunlop, Mrs Wm., 91 Wallace street Dunsmuir, Allan, carpenter, 48 Yoi-k street .

80 fJENERAL DIRECTORY.

Dnnsimiir, Allan, gtocer. a^d spirit merchant, "Observer"

' buildings, Kyle street •; ... Duusninir, George, engineer 69. George stre.et. Dunsmuir, George, storeman, 75 George street Dunsniore, Robert, grocer, 32 Kyle street Dunsmuir, Thomas, salesman, 107 High street Durham & Wright, dressmakers, 107 High s'reet Duthie, Alex., printer, 11 Elmbank road

Dyer, W M , confectioner; 263 High street and IB Newmarket street house, 54 Dalblair road

Dyer, W. M jr , fancy goods warehouse, 145 High street , Dykes, George (of John Dykes & Son), 5 Bellvue terrace, off Racecourse road Dykes. John & Soli, "seedsmen, 15 Harbour street

Dykes, Rev Thomas, D.D. , South park, Racecourse road Dykes, Mrs George, 4 Doon terrace, off Midton road Dykes, Mrs, Mihig place, 6 Gharlotte street E Eaglesham, Henry, architect and civil engineer, 54 Fort street Eaglesham, John A.RI.BA., CE, town surveyor. Town's buildings, High street Eaglesham, Thomas, salesman, 23 South Harbour street Easdale, Robert, painter, 17 Newmarket street Easdale. William, engine-driver, 25 Russell street Easton, Peter, butcher, 74 Russell street

Eccles, Miss M , 186 High street Edgar, William, grocer and provision merchant, 7 Peebles street house, Victoria terrace, 40 Viewfield r ad Elliot, George, tailor and clothier, 7 New; road Elliot, James, roadman, 158 George street Elliot, Miss, 251 High street

Erskine, Robert, B M D , o Alioway place Erskine, Robert, butcher, 40 Russell street

Eveleigh, W. G , 'Mils Bac. Oxdn, Wa'rrender park, Carrick road F

Fairlie, Col. John R , Kensal tower. Racecourse road Fairlie, Reginald Stafla, Midton road Farquhar, John, tailor and clothier, 45 Newmai:kpt street - house,

'. 8 Watttield road . . Fai'quharson, W^illiam, gardener, 127 South Harbour street GENERAL WRECTORY 81

Fallows, Joseph, 22 Apna place, Viewfield road ' Faulds, Robert, slater, 21 Kyle street Fegan, Henry, coal ap;ent, 99 Cross street Ffeggans, Samuel, joiner, 16 New Bridge street Feggans, Samuel, mason, 100 High street

Fer^usson, Alexander, Printer and Stationer, 18 Hi^lx Street house, 5 Montgomerie terrace. Fort. (See advt.

Fergusson, David, solicitor, 29 Newmarket street- house, 5 Wellington square

Fergusson, F N , shoemaker, 18 Elmbank road

Fergusson, George (of W. & G. Fergusson, joiners), 10 > John street

Fergusson, George S , railway badge porter, 3 Gordon terrace, Content street Fergusson, Hickson, Knowe Midton road Fergusson, Hugh, joiner, 6 Church street Ferguson, James, coachman, 70 George street Fergusson, James, manager, 5 Elmbank road Fergusson, James, farmer, Arran view, Prestwick road Fergusson, James, foreman weaver, 28 Elmbank road Fergusson, James & Son, tobacconist, 26 New Bridge street

Ferguson, J. M. . "Observer" Office, Kyle street —house, Falk- land house. Pi estwick road Fergusson, John, tanner, 79 Alloway street Fergusson, John, painter, 105 Main street Fergusson, Joseph, railway guard, 68 Princes street Fergusson, Peter (of Jas. Fergusson & Son), Roan park, Fort Fergusson, Robert, fireman, 24 Weaver street Fergusson, R. & J. W., solicitors, 14 Cathcart street Fergusson, William, bank teller, Oakland villa, Prestwick road Fergusson, William (of W. & G. Fergusson, joiners), 102 John st Fergusson, William, joiner, 3 Annfield place, Argyle street

Per^sson, "W. 8c &., Joiners and Builders, 2 Haver Ter-^ race (See advt page 83)

Fergusson, William, slater, 13 John street Fergusson, Miss, laundry, 14 Car rick street Fernie, David, plumber, 91 South Harbour street

Fiennes, Captain, the Hon. G. , Blendon, off Racecourse road Findlay, Hugh, furniture salerooms, 16, 18,, and 19 Old Bridge; street Findlay, John, coachman, 74 Allison street 82 OKNKRAl. DIRECTORY.

Fimilay, John, mason, 95 Main street Findlay, Thomas. 20 New Bridge street Findlay, William, Tantallon villa, Carrick road Findlay, William F., 16 Carrick park, Midton road Findlay, William, inspector of police, Church place, 2 Cross street Findlay, Miss, 6 Union street Finnic, James, manufacturer, Limond's wynd—house, Blairbeth cottage, Hawkhill, Whittlets road Finnic, Robert, 2 Dunedin place, off Prestwick road Finlayson & Co., Tailors and Clothiers, 53 ITewmarket Street (See advt. page 73) Fire, Life, and Plate Glass Insurance Co.—Hugh Wood, 31 High street (See advt., page 40) Fisher, Hamilton, gardener, Falkland road, of Prestwick road Fisher, Hugh slater, 34 Content street Fisher, James, Ijanrieston (hardens— house, Afton cottage, Mid- ton road Fisher, J., hosier and glover, 58 Newmarket street—house, Afton cottage Fisher John, baker. 53^ Wallace street Fisher, Robert, jobbing gardener, 152 High street Fisher. William, joiner, 2 Darlington road Fisher, Mrs, 183 High street Fitzpatrick, William, tailor's cutter, 9 Argyle street Fletcher, Peter, fiesher, 89 High street—house, 180 do. Flett, David, 1 Garden park. Miller road Fleeting, Robert shoeujaker, 24 John street

Flint, Ebenezer merchant, 3 Cromwell place, Fort - Flint, John (of Wm Flint it Son), 2 Montgomerie terrace. Fort Flint, William, & 8on, merchants, 7 and 8 Harbour street

Flint, Mrs W. , 2 Montgomerie terrace. Fort Foote, Miss, Craigleur terrace, Carrick road Forbes, Mrs Alex.. 14 Barns street Foreman, John, sergt. major, A. & G. artillery, 55 Newmarket street Forewell, James mason 1 Allison street Foggo, George, joiner, 1 Dunedin place, Prestwick road Foggo, John, builder, Falkland park Foggo, William, builder, Falkland pai^k Forgan, Mrs, 17 Queen's terrace Forgie, John, Ayr and Glasgow carrier, 31 FuUarton street Forgie, Robert, baker, 3 Harbour street Forgie, Mrs David, Kyle tavern, 31 Kyle street GKNERAL WIRBCTORY. 83 rorreat, Jamti, Joiner, llGoorjro street—house, 35 Fort street. See advt page 96 Forrest, John, coachman. Dykes cottage, Midton road Forrest, Eobert ft Co-, Ctrooers and "Wine Merchants, 02

Sififll street

Forsyth, Alex., lace weaver, 1 5 Wellington street Forsyth, Alex, (of Forsyth & Gray), Gordon terrace. Content street Forsyth &. Q-ray, Drapers, 80 Eigrh. Street (See advt. page 41) Forsyth, Miss, 29 Dalblair road

Foster, Alex. , engine driver, 33 Weaver street Foster, Mrs, Daisybank cottage, back Hawkhill Fozier, Mrs, 2 Doon terrace, off Midton road Fraser, Oavid, tinsmith, 134 High sti'eet Fraser, George (of Maclauchlan (^ Fraser), 18 (xreen street lane Fraser, George, 69 Princes street Fraser, Hugh, clerk, 7 Wellington street Fraser, Hugh, lorryman, 20 Green street lane

Fraser, James, joiner, 1 8 Green street lane Fraser, James, iron moulder, o3 Content street Fraser, James, plumber, Elize cottage, (4reen street Fraser, James, manager, Nursery house, Dalniellington road

Fraser, John, shoemaker, 1 6 Waggon road Fraser, Robert, cabinetmaker, 3 Academy street Fraser, Thomns, "Wine and Spirit ZiCerchant, 77 and 79 High Street, and 7 Ne*^ Bridge Street—iiouse, 4 Bmce crescent, Fort. (See advt. page 25)

Fraser, Mrs, 1 Craigleur terrace, Carrick road Frew, John, Flesher, 69 Higrh Street—house, Aidersy.ie, Carrick road. (8ee advt. page 3) Frew, John, surgeon dentist, 7 Cathcart street - house, 68 View- tield road Fullarton, James, flesher, 43 George street Fnllarton, J. &"W., Lathers, 39i NewEoad. (Seeadvt., page 116) Fullarton, Major W., Fullarton, Wheatlield, Racecourse road Fullarton, Mrs Duncan, 14 Bath place Fulton, Andrew, brewer, 27 New road 84 GENERAL- DIRECTORY

Fulton, Arehiljald, joiner, .127 fTeorge street Fulton, James, painter, Elmbank place Fulton, James, gardener, 22 Alloway street Fulton, John, joiner, 17 Elmbank road Fulton, Robert, gardener. 14 Carrick street ^ tWioB.

Funai. Celestino, confectioner, 17 High street - - • •• Fyfe, Thomas, baker, 72 Allison street

Gairdner, John, clerk 4 Avondale terrace Gairdner, William, Daiblair house, Dalblair road Gairdner, William, Eildon cottage, Midton road Gairdner, Miss, Franklin villa, Fort Gairdner, Miss, Eiston cottage, Prestwick road Gairdner, Misses, Ardvoulin, iSonth Park road, off Midton road Gairdner, Mrs, 5 Craigleur terrace, Carrick road Gairdner, Mrs, 6 Gordon place Gairdner, Mrs, 28 Green street Gairdner, Mrs, 23 River terrace Galbraith, David, 26 New road Galbraith, John, mason, 85 Mill street Galbraith, Thomas, engineman, 46 Nelson street

Galbraith, W. G. , baker, 84 High street— house, 7 Barns crescent Galbraith, Mrs Samuel, Beresford cottage, Beresford terrace Gallic, George, 5 Park circus Gallocher, John, insurance agent, North Newton place Galloway, Oapt. John, 4 Ailsa place, Fort Galloway, Wm., thatcher, Govan cottage, York street Galloway, Mrs, grocer, 86 George street &alt, James, Chimney Sweeper, 7 Content Street. (See advt., page 82) Gait, Thomas, compositor, 7 Church street Banis street Gait & Co. , dressmakers and milliners, 10 Gait. Misses, 7 Bellevue crescent Garland, Peter, plasterer, 12 Elba street Garnock Steam Ship Co., I/td., Dock buildings Garvie, Peter, Stanley cottage, 61 Content street Gass, James, traveller, Ailsa cottage, Hawkhill Gaunt, James, clerk, Bessbrook, Falkland park Gaunt, Mrs, Eden villa, Prestwick road Gebbie, Francis of Lennox & Gebbie), ham ourers, Blanefield cottage, Prestwick road Gebbie, George, 29 Kyle street GENERAL DIRECTORT. S6

Geddes, Wiu,, 27 Wellington street Gelston, Wm., gardener, 121 Main street .Gellatly, D. G., shopman, Millrig place, 8 Charlotte street Gemmell, Alex., posting establishment, 227 and 229 High street —house, Woodburn, Carrick road Gemmell, Alex. B. (of Ayr Advertiser), Beresford villa, Beresford terrace Gemmell, Alex., jr., solicitor, 1 St John street Gemmell, Charles, shoemaker, 4 Clairmont place, Boghall row Gemmell, David, tailor, 73 Main street Gemmell, John, cabinetmaker, 10 Queen street Gemmell, John, Lin wood, Dalmellington road Gemmell, Matthew, 16 Elmbank road Gemmell, Thomas, agent National Bank, 34 New Bridge street Gemmell, Mrs Gavin 5 Barns terrace Gemmell, Thomas M. k, Son, publishers of Ayr Advertiser, 106 High street

Gemmell, Mr Jas. , 52 Fort street G-eneral Life and Fire Assurance Coy.—R. & J. a. m»c- Callum, Town chambers, High street. (See advt, page 12) Georgeson, Miss, 6 Killoch place Gerrand, David, Ayr Arms Hotel, and headquarters of the C.T.C., 231 High street

CrilDl), Allan, caTsinetmaker, 74 High Street -house, 121 Cross street. (See advt. page 126)

Gibb, Alex. , carpenter, 20 Garden street Gibb, John, brass finisher, 6 Argyle street Gibb, Robert boiler maker, 121 South Harbour street Gibb, Mrs, 28 Fort street Gibson, Alex., mason, 21 Elba street

Gibson, Allan H. , reporter, Hope cottage, Midton road Gibson, Geoi^ge, clerk, 20 Argyle street Gibson, Hugh, joiner, 76 Green street lane G-ilDSon, James, confectioner, 25 Main Street -house, 54 Allison street. (See advt, p 10) Gibson, James, 75 South Harbour street Gibson, Jas., circular deliverer, 119 High street Gibson, Jas., clerk, 1 Greenbank terrace, New road Gibson, Jas., insurance agent, 67 New road Gibson, John, flesher, 26 High street —house, 21 do. Gibson, John, hatter, 86 High street —house, Buram, Carrick park o —

86 UENEKAL DIRKCTORY.

(ribson, John, quartermaster-sergt. , 7 Davidson place, off Church street Gibson, John, headmaster Wallacetown Public School—house, Falkland villa, Prestwick road Gibson, Peter, flesher, 96 Main street Gibson, Richard, slater, 29 Content street Gibson, Robt., joiner, St Murray cottage, 60 Church street

Gillespie Alexander, insurance agent, 1 Avondale, off Prestwick road Gillies, James, commission agent, North Harbour Girdwood, Gavin, baker, 188 High street and 20 Sandgate— house, Curtican, Carrick road Girtrig, Mrs, 14 Nelson street Girvan, Alexand r, slater, 29 Carrick sti-eet Girvin, James, spirit merchant, 113 South Har'bour street house, 115 South Harbour street (ilendinning, George, mason, 48 George street Glendinning, Miss, ^^4 Sandgate street Gold, William, spirit merchant, 232 High sti^eet —house, 1 Kyle streat Goldie, Andrew, doctor, 2 Randolph terrace, Prestwick road Goldie, William, 1 Boat vennel Gooden, Henry, draper, 7 (xalloway crescent, Russell street Goodall, Henry, Cranston lodge, Carrick road Good, Mrs, 12 Bath place GENERAL DIRECTORY. ' 87

Goodwin, John, ship chandler, 3 Citadel place. Fort Gollan, James, clerk. Tax Office, 50 Allison street Gordon, David, engineer 24 Green street lane Gordon, Mrs Henry, 41 Fort street

Goudie, Adam, baker, 2 i Barns street Goudie, Charles, smith, 8 Church street

Goudie, James T. , solicitor, 7 Wellington square

Goudie, James H., solicitor of Goudie & Douglas , 2 Albert terrace Goudie, John, blacksmith, 214 High street Goudie, John & 8oiis, confectioners and pastry bakers, 253 and 255 High street—liouse, Springpark, Dalblair road Goudie t Douglas, solicitors, 46 Ne^anarket street Goudie, Robert, solicitor and connnissary clerk. County Build- ings — house, 14 Alloway place Goudie, R. v J., solicitors, 7 Wellington square Goudie, William, painter, 49 Allison street Goudie, Miss, 10 W^allace street Gould, James, draper, G85 Wallace street Gourlay, George, engineman, 233 High street Govan, Thomas, joiner, 26 New road Govan, William, joiner, 8 Hall's vennel Govan, ^Villiam, joiner, 76 Green street lane Graham, Archibald haircutter, 7 Mill street Graliam, David, superintendent Water Works, Towns Buildings, 29 New Bridge street Graham, David, carter, Ayr Mills, head of Mill street

Graham, James D , M.A , headmaster Grammar school—house, Hamilton villa, Carrick road Graham, John, 2 Killoch place Graham, John, painter, 16 Argyle street Graham, Miss, head teacher Lady Jane Hamilton's school, 26 Charlotte street Graham, Robert, commercial traveller, 6 Watttield road Graham, Mrs George 16 Dalblair road Granger, Rev. William, Brooksby (off Racecourse road) Grant, Donald, Waverly Temperance hotel, 8 New Bridge street Grant, Duncan, grocer, 8tj Main and Taylor street—house, Seabank villa. Fort Grant, John, pointsman, 119 Cross street Grant, Hector, vanman, 1^ Wellington street Grant, Thomas, railway guard, Dampark, off Content street Grant, W. G. of Hunter & Grant, drapers), Westbourne, Dal- mellington road —

GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Grant, William, late Inland Revenue officer, Howat lodge, Dal- mellington road Grant, William, chaplin, 8 Bath place Grant, Mrs, grocer, 65 George street Grassick, Peter, grocer, 24 George street- house, 14 John street

Gray, A. , spirit merchant, 33 Elba street Gray, George, railway servant, 12 Green street lane Gray, Gordon, millwright, 53 Green street Gray, James, missionary to Out-Door Blind, 72 Allison street Gray, John, smith, 23 Wellington street Crray, Josepli, hosier, 14 Ne-wmarket street—house, 6 Beiie- vue terrace, off Racecourse road See advt, p 54) Gray, John, manager, Glenairlie, Prestwick road Gray, W. C., carpet manufacturer, Newton Carpet Works, off Prestwick road—house, Northfield, Prestwick road Gray, Miss, spirit merchant, 97 High street Gray, Miss, Milrig place, () Charlotte street

Gray, Mrs C , 33 Queen's terrace

Gray, Mrs J. M. , Westbourne villa. Racecourse road Gray, Mrs Robert, Fairlie cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Gregory, Capt. John Gervis, R N., Blackburn House, Racecourse road Greenfield, Miss, 1 Academy street Greenlees, Daniel, compositor, 52 Green street Greenlees, John, watchmaker, 39 Newmarket street

Greenlees, Miss, 1 1 Green street Greenock Merino Mill Yarn Stores, 75 High street Greenwood, John, basket maker, Orange row, Prestwick road Grierson, John, manager to J B. Bennett & Sons, painters house, 19 Fort street- Grierson, William, stocking weaver, 2 Main street Grubb, Rev. George, rector Episcopal Church, 2 Alloway place

Gudgeon, Robert of Hyland & Co. , Netherby house, off Race- course road Guthrie, Archibald, hosier, "Winton Buildings, High st. —house, 1 AUoM^ay place (See advt, p 51)

Guthrie, A. & J , shipping agents, 4 i North Harbour Guthrie, John, plasterer, 31 Boghall row Guthrie, Capt Robert, Falkland park, Prestwick road Guthrie, Robert, mason, 37 Main street Guthrie, William, joiner, 18 Mill street Guthrie, Misses, 24 North Harbour street Guthrig, Thomas, shoemaker, River street —

OiENKRAI. ©IRECTORY.

Hadden, John H. , late Custom House ottioer, 22 John street Haggart, John, titter, 7 Havannah place, Viewfield i*oad Halbert, Matthew, dairy, 36 Mill street Haldan, Mrs, Broomhill, Midton road

Hall, Alex. , carter, 63 Peebles street Hall, Charles, mason, 58 Green street lane Hall J., Isaker, 216 Higrh Street (See advt, p 30) Hall, John, clerk, 44 Kyle street Hall, Matthew, carter, 31 Peebles street Hall, Rodger, weaver, 54 Russell street Hall, Wm., clerk, G.P.O., 72 Allison street Hall, Miss, 76 John street Hall, Mrs C, 27 Peebles street Hall, Mrs M., 72 Allison street Hallan, Robert, Star Hotel, 108 High street Halliday, David, gardener, " Observer" buildings, Kyle street

EallidaY' James, clothier and ladies' tailor, 48 ^eorgre Street. (See advt, p 60) Halliday, Wm., clerk, G.P.O., 21 Main street Hamilton, Anderw, shoemaker, 28 Boghall row Hamilton, Capt. Douglas, Westerton Dalmellington road Hamilton, Capt. James, 1 Barns street Hamilton, James draper, 73 Main street Hamilton, James, lace weaver, 48 Nelson street Hamilton, Janies, plumber, 16 Mill street Hamilton, James, shipping agent, North harbour Hamilton, Gavin, Violet bank, Prestwick road Hamilton, Matthew, joiner, 5 Carrick park, Midton road Hamilton, Robert, tenter, 15 Elmbank road Hamilton, Wm., coach painter, 11 Wellington street Hamilton, Wm., moulder, 46 Allison street Hamilton, Misses, Inverdon, Racecourse Hamilton, Mrs James, 100 High street Hamilton, Mrs, 107 High street Hancock, VV. J., quartermaster Royal Scots Fusiliers, 10 Queen's terrace Handyside, Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 270 High street house, 276 High street Hanley, Francis, pipe maker, 3 Damside Hannah, Andrew, draper, 32 Church street Hannah, David, cabinetmaker, 19 James street Hannah, Hugh, cabinetmaker, 46 Green street 90 GENERAL DIRECTORy.

Hannah, John, mason, 53 Peebles street Hannah, Thos., cabinet turner, 11 Garden street Hannah, Miss, milliner, 36 Kyle street Hannah, Mrs John, spirit merchant. 13 New Bridge street- house, Mongo cottage, Hawkhill Hannah, Mrs, Ewart cottage, Carrick road Hart, Harry, .Sunnyside, off AUoway place Hart, Mrs, 58 Allovvay street

Hartley, W. H. , manager, 25 River terrace Harvey, Jas., blacksmith, 88 High street —house, 8 John street Harvey, Robt., H.M. Inspector of Schools, Newtield, South park road Harvey. William shopman, 111 High street Hastie, Daniel, paper manufactui er, 6 Craigleur terrace, ("'arrick road Hastings, John, 40 Wellington street Hastings, Thomas, goods guard, Crossbill place, Green street Hastings, William, miller, 31 Green street Hastings, Miss, white seam sewer, 3 New Bridge street Hawthorn, Neil, engineer, 272 High street Hay, James, baker, 77 Mill street Hay, Robert, grocer, 3 Main stieet —house, 1 Duke street Hay. Thomas, vanirian, 8 Carrick street Hay, Rev. Wm., M.A., B.D., 9 Egiinton terrace Hay, William, grocer, Elmbank road Hay, Mrs, 2 Bellevue terrace, off Racecourse road Hazell, Mrs, tailoress, 14 Newmarket street Henderson, David, brewer, 37 Mill street Henderson, George, foreman plater, Grosvenor place. Fort street Henderson, James, manager, 5 Gordon terrace, Content street Henderson, John, H.M. inspector of schools, Rosyth, Prestwick road HeiKlcrson, Rev. John, Nortli Newton manse, Prestwick road Henderson, John, joiner, 5 Duke street Henderson, Thomas, joiner, 21 George street Henderson, Mrs, 41 Carrick street Hendrie Alexander, joiner, 28 Allison street Hendrie, George, engine driver, 27 Peebles street Hendrie, James, 9 Green stre?!t Hendrie, Janies, yard man, 13 Cross street Hendrie, Thon)as, tailor, 17 Boghall row Hendry, D. S & Sons, booksellers and stationers, 23 Sandgate street Heneage, Lieut. -Colonel Michael, Carleton house, off' Racecourse road GKNEKAL DIRECTORY. 91

Henry, Frederick, compositor, 24^ Dalblair road Henry, Hugh, printer, bookbinder, lithographer, and stationer, 35 Newmarket street —house, I'i Egiinton terrace. Fort Hepworth & Son, clothiers, '44 High street Herbert Robert, joiner, 2 Content street Hettrick, John, clerk, 19 John street

Hess, "William, pliotographic studio, *7 Killocli place, Millar road— house, 2 Miller place (See advt, p 36 HeM'itson, Hamilton, engineer, 29 Kyle street Hevvitson, Joiin, shopman, 134 High street Hewitson, John, gardener, 25 High street Hewitson, William, shopman, 79 Ellja street Higgins, William, boot and shoemaker, 260 High street— house, Ferniea, back Hawkhill Highet & Hunter, ironmongers, 113 High street Highet, James C, slater, plumber and gasfitter, 10 AUo-

"Way street— house, l Barns terrace (See advt, p 101) Highet, W. & Son, plumbers, slaters, and glaziers, 12 Fort street

Highet, Wm. (of W. Highet & Son , Citadel place. Fort

Highet, W. G. , plumber, 1 Kyle street Highet, Mrs Campbell, 9 Havelock terrace. Miller road Highet, Mrs, Williamfield, :Miller road Hill, Dcxniel P]., merchant, Isalee, New Maybole road

Hill, James F. , fishmonger, Caildaii. bank, Hawkhill, Whitletts road

Hill, F- B- , fishmonger, game, ham, and ice merchant: 65 Hig'h street—house, S Beresford terrace (See advt, p 4) Hislop, iilexander, bowling greenkeeper, 17 Queen street Hislop, David, cashier, Ayr Saw Mills, 1 York street Hislop, James G., clerk, G.P. O. Wiston place, 64 Church street Hislop, James, joiner, 36 Content street Hislop, William, shoemaker, 28 Content street Hislop, Mrs, 69 High street Hodgart, Matthew, Locker Lodge llacecourse road Hodgson, Mrs, Eden villa, Prestwick road Hood, Colin, carpet weaver, 9 Russell street Hood, Francis, firema'i, 6 Waggon road

Hood, J. B. , engineer, 37 Nelson street Hood, John, plumber, 88 High street Hood, John, carpet weaver, 5^ Weaver street Hood. John, storeman, 18 Garden street Hood, Miss, Greenbank villa, Midton road —-

92 <;eneral, directory.

Hood, Miss, 1 South place Midton road Hood, Mrs, Greenlaw, Carrick road Hood, Mrs, milliner, 53 Newmarket street—house, 78 Sandgate street Hogg, James, slater, 50 York street Hogg John, plasterer, 9 New Bridge street Hogg, Matthew, grocer, 20 1 High street and 85 George street house, Watttield house, Midton road Hogg, Thomas, gardener, 79 AUoway street Horan, John, engineer, 16 Union street Houldsworth, John, M., 1 Brougham place Houston, James, headmaster Newton academy— house, Floral bank, Prestwick road Houston, John, Rose cottage, off Prestwick road Hourston, D., draper, 1 and 3 Kyle street—house, i Ronald shaw park, off Midton road. (See advt. page 39) Howat, John, ironmonger, 116 High street—house, 4 Bellvue crescent, off Beresford terrace Ho-TTat, William, ironmongrer, 116 High street -house, i4 Beresford terrace. (See advt page 1 6)

Howat, William, painter, I Alleghany terrace, Church street Howatson, James, joiner, 28 Allison street

Howatson, J. , 9 Academy street Howatson, Miss, mantle maker, 25 Sandgate street Howe, Robert, gardener, Auchlennan cottage, Dalmellington road Howie, Mrs John, Carrick cottage, Springvale road Hudson, Mrs Thomas, furnished apartments, 3 Dalblair road Hughes, Patrick, tailor, Agnew place, Prestwick road Eunt, Joseph Fritchard, Dentist, 17 Charlotte Steet (See advt. page 22) Hunter, Andrew, builder, 18 Dalblair road —house, 6 Midton road Hunter, Daniel^ mason, 42 Peebles street Hunter, David, merchant, Sea Tower, Racecourse road Hunter, David, overseer, Nursery house, Dalmcllinglcn road Hunter, David, 3 Barns terrace Hunter, Gavin, railway porter, 53 Mill street Euiiter & Grant, General Drapers, 2 Sigh Street. (See advt. page 8) Hunter, Hugh, painter and paperhanger, 19 Main street 4ENKRAL DIRECTORY. 93

Hunter, Hugh, moulder, 28 Peebles street Hunter James, joiner, 78 Main street Hunter, James, spirit merchant, 70 Main street Hunter, James, painter, 73 Green street Hunter, J. S. (of Hunter & Grant), 5 Bellvue crescent Hunter, J. K (of Morris & Hunter, architects), 6 Midton road Hunter, John, joiner, 26 Garden street Hunter, John, moulder, 8 Wellington street Hunter, Robert, hay merchant, 2 Wattfield road Hunter, Robert, moulder, 17 Russell street Hunter, Eolaert, "Wallaeetown Foundry^ Limond's Wynd —house, 24 and 26 Russell street. See advt. pas'e 94) Hunter, R. M., clerk, 1| Wellington street Hunter William, cashier. Bank of .Scotland, 24 Sandgate street Hunter, William, joiner, Lilybank, Prestwick road

Hunter, Wm. , carpenter, 4 Weaver street

Hunter, Wm , mason. 44 Peebles street Hunter, Misses, music teacher, 33 Dalblair road Hunter, Miss, Burnside cottage. West Sanquhar road Hunter, Miss, dressmaker, 6 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Hunter, Mrs, refreshment rooms, 8 Kirk port, off High street Hunter, Mrs, 34 Queen's terrace Hunter, Mrs D., draper, 115 Main street Hunter, Mrs George, draper. 64 Main street Hunter, Mrs John, 5 Limond's wynd Hunter, Mrs John, 15 Montgomerie terrace. Fort Hunter, Mrs John, Brooksby, off Racecourse road Hunter, Mrs, 56 Russell street Hunter, Mrs, 34 Victoria terrace, Viewtield road Hunter, Mrs Robt., 264 High street

Hutcheon, A. W. , woollen manufacturer, 41 Content street Hutchison, David, law clerk, 17 Elmbank road Hutchison, George, mason, 6 Gordon terrace. Content street Hutchison, Robert, brick and furnace builder, 1 Randolph terrace, Prestwick road Hutchison, Miss, straw hat and stay maker, 14 Carrick street Hutchison, Miss, 14 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Hutcheson. Mrs, 2 Queen's terrace Hutton, Mrs, grocer, 70 Mill street Hutton, Mrs John, St Bernards, Scuth park road

Hyland, .fohn (of Hyland & Co. ), 2 Hawkhill, Whitletts road

Hyland & Co. , starch and gum manufacturers. River terrace Hyslop, David (of Hyslop, Wallace & Co.), 3 Eastwood, back Hawkhill 94 GENERAL DIKECTORV.

Hyslop, Andrew (of Hyslop, Wallace & C'o ), 21 Ballautine Drive, off" Carrick road Hy?lop, John, shopman, 125 South Harbour street Hyslop, James, Old Chnrch officer, 7 Kirk Port, off High street Hyslop, Wallace & Co., general drapers, 240 High street (8ee advt, p 74) Hyslop, William, nuUwright, 13 Peebles street Hyslop, Mrs, Ellenbank, back Hawkhill

Imrie, Thomas, & Sons, seedsmen, 137 High street Imrie & Co., nurserymen and florists, Dalniellington road Imrie, William, tind)er merchant, Oakwood, Bowman I'oad, off Carrick road Inglis & Sons seed merchants — stores, 47 Alloway str et

Ingrim, Wm. , shopman, 11 Newmarket street Innes, (leorge, spirit merchant, 38 North Harbour street Irvine, Archibald, slater, glazier, and chimney sweep, 15 Carrick street (See advt, p 117) Irvine. James, chinmey sweep, 16 Kyle street Irvine. James (of Irvine k Sons), Montgomerie lodge, Dalniel- lington road Irvine. John, slater, glazier, and chimney sweep, 35 Ful- larton street (See advt, p 42) Irvine, Ceorge, upholsterer, 14 Kirk port Irvine & Sons, booksellers and stationers. Ye Old Tol- booth, 93 High street (See advt, p IG) Irvine, Eobert, plumber and slater, 11 Academy street- house, 29 New Bridge street (See advt, p 58)

Jack, James, joiner, 142 George street Jack, John, railway guard, 20 Wallace street Jack, Thomas, fancy warehouse, 67 and 69, Newmarket street- house, 14 Queen's terrace Jack, Wm. joiner, 46^ Kyle street ,

Jackson, Col. F. , Springvale house, Midton road Jackson, John, painter, 17 River terrace Jackson, J. & W., builders, 6 James street (GENERAL DIK ECTORY. 95

Jackson, William, chemist, 6 Alloway street see advt. page 24) Jackson, Wm., baker, 254 High street Jackson, Miss, dressmaker, 96 High street Jackson, Miss, 5 Kensington terrace, Miller road James, Miss Jane, 50 i\llison street Jamie, Matthew & Co., manufacturers, 25 Content street —house, Norwood, Hawkhill, \Miitletts road Jamie, William, coal agent, 88 Content street Jamieson, Archibald, mas-^n, 27 John street Janiieson, Hugh, clerk, 3 Avondale teirace, ofi' Prestwick road

Jamieson, James M. , grocer, 82 Main street and 90i New Road. (>See advt, p 117) Jamieson, John, mason 46 Kyle street Jauiieson John, & Co., clothiers 112 High street Janiieson, Montgomerie, clerk, 44 Kyle street Jamieson, Robt. Lunnan dairy, Midton road Jamieson, Miss A., Ivybank, back Hawkhill Jamieson, Mrs, Mount Pleasant, back Hawkhill Jamieson, Mrs Wm., 5 Dalblair terrace, Dalblair road Jardine, Andrew, grain merchant, Xorthfield, Prestwick road Jardine, Hugh, mason, 27 John street

Jeffrey, Miss H. , Berlin wool depository. 60 Newmarket street Jenkins, Cunningham, pastry baker, New road Jenkins, James, pastry baker, iil New road Johnson Brothers, general drapers, 50 High street Johnson, George (of Johnson Brothers), Mary field, New toad Johnston, Alexander, telegraph inspector, 3 Elmbank road Johnston, Alexander, Pinguinea place, 45 Church street Johnston & Finlayson, general drapers, 101 Alloway street Johnstone George, tele^rapli clerk, G.P.O,, 51 Alloway street Jolinston, Joseph, spirit merchant, 2 Harbour street (Hee advt, p 17) Johnston, Robert of Johnston & Son, painters), 21 Eglinton terrace. Fort Johnston, Robert, music teacher, 24 Wallace street Johnston, Wm. & Son, painters, 54 Sandgate (See advt., p 1-27) Johnston, William, police constable, 53 George street Johnston, Miss, lU Barns terrace Jones, Thomas, slater, 51 Main street 96 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Jones, William, tailor, 24 Kyle street—house, 44 High street Jones, William, clerk, 73 Main street Junior Conservative Association's Rooms, 3 Cathcart street Junior Liberal Association's Rooms 1 Sandgate street

Kallighan, John, 4a New Bridge street Kay, James, tailor, 56 Allison street Kay, John, joiner, 56 Content street Kay, John, tailor, 71 Wallace street Kay, William, cabinetmaker, Carrick buildings, Carrick street —house, 42 Viewfield road Kay, William, grocer, 36 George street — house, 52 Church street

Kay, Mrs Wm. , Broomfield, Midton road Kean, J. T., jeweller, 14 Newmarket street—house, 23 Elba street Keane, Mrs, 1 Eglinton terrace. Fort Kellock, John, mason, 34 Princes street Kelly, George, baker, 63 Main street Kelly, John, tanner, 46 Mill street Kelly, Thomas, insurance agent, 65 High street Kelso, William, gardener, 1 Gordon terrace. Content street Kennedy, Adam, foreman moulder. 35 Green street Kennedy, David, Gowanbank, 22 Midton road Kennedy, Hugh, boot and shoe warehouse, 133 High street Kennedy, Dr John, Victoria Park house. Racecourse road Kennedy, Peter, grocer and spirit merchant, 14 New Bridge street —house, 4 Barns park Kennedy, Peter, engine driver, 31 Wellington street Kennedy, Robert, accountant, Cairnsmore cottage, Midton road Kennedy, William, late farmer, Claremont villa, Carrick road Kennedy, William, slater, 19 New Bridge street Kent, William, spirit merchant, 91 Main street—house, 33 New road Ker, H. A., 10 Park circus east, Racecourse road Kerr, Archibald, engine driver, 31 Weaver street Kerr. Archibald blacksmith, 34 Green street lane Kerr & Bone, milliners. 14 Newmarket street Kerr, George, 23 Duke street Kerr, Henry, baker, 28 Nelson street Kerr, James W. (of Kerr & Meikle), 146 High street Kerr, John, inspector of slaughter house, 53 Mill street Kerr, John, goods agent, G. & S.-W. R., Darlington road —

GENERAL DIRECTORY. , 97

Kerr, Capt. John, Buruside house, Prestwick road Kerr, Capt. John, 6 Arran terrace, Fort

Zerr & Meiklo. flesliers, 10 Carriok Street— (See advt., page 52)

Kerr, Capt. Robert, 1 North park terrace, Prestwick road Kerr, Thomas, tobacconist, 9 High street—house, 3 Wattfield road Kerr, Mrs Thomas, Cattle market bar, 1 Dalmellington road Kerr, Walter, coachman, Stewartlea stables, Midton road Kerr, William, blacksmith, 32 Kyle street Kerr, William (of Allan Stevenson & Kerr), 1 Bruce crescent, Fort Kerr, Miss E., confectioner, 29 Alloway street Kerr, Mrs, Ladykirk house, 18 Viewfield road Kidd, George, shoemaker, 6 Gordon terrace. Content street Kidd, James, carpet weaver, 65 High street Kilgour, Mrs, 3 Hawkhill, VVhitletts road Kilgour, William, joiner, 115 Cross street Kilmurray, James, insurance agent, 154 George street Kilpatrick, William, solicitor and banker, 31 Newmarket street — house, 7 Alloway place Kilpatrick, Misses, Maryfield, Gaswork road Killin, James, joiner, 38 Green street lane King, Andrew, builder, 50 Sandgate street —house, 32 Fort street King, David M., baker, 3 Davidson place, Church street King, James, joiner, 30 Elmbank road King, James, machine worker, 68 Green street King, Thomas, town postman, 5 Davidson place. Church street King, Thomas, mason, 27 River terrace King, William, police constable, 56 Allison street King, Miss, 24 Eglinton terrace, Fort King, Miss, hardware merchant, 28 George street Kirkland, David, builder, 2 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Kirkland, William, mason, 3 Wellington street Knox, David, County Hospital lodge, Mill brae Knox, William, joiner, 3 Duke street Knox, Mrs, Dalblair villa, Dalblair road Knox Mrs, 1 Academy street Kyles, Mrs William, photographer, 29 Newmarket street house, 20 Charlotte street (4ENKRAL DIRKOTORY.

Lamb, Andrew, joiner, 18 Peebles street Lamb, James, slater, 7 Oarden stree Lamb, James, clerk, 2 Alleghany terrace, Cliurch sti eet Lauib, John, Ivybank, back Hawkhill Lamb, Thomas, mason, 75 South Harbour street Lamb, William, confectioner, 20 Wallace street—house, 43 John street Lamb, William, ironmonger, 41 Wallace street Lambie, John, bootmaker, 16 Kyle street Lambie, Mrs, Primrose cottage, Dalmellington road Lammie, Miss, 10 Bellevue crescent, Beresford terrace Lamont, Duncan, pluml^er 97 Mill street Lamont, Robert & Son, drysalters, 7 Newmarket street Landies. John, cork cutter, 14 Content street Lang, A. H., Uryburgh, Racecourse road

Lang, Rev. T. H. , Greenside villa, olF x-Vlloway place Lang, Miss, milliner, 33 Kyle street Laing, Miss, matron. Girls' Industrial school, 32 Carrick street Lauchlan, John, salesman, 13 Kyle street Lauder, Miss Ann, 32 Mill street Laughlan, John, joiner, 24 Elmbank road Laughlan, Robert, upholsterer, 6 Gordon teiTace, Content street Laverty, Dan, boilermaker, 20 Wallace street Law, (George, groom, 169 High street Law, Hugh, cashier, 7 Burnett terrace, off' Whitletts road Law, James, fisher, 43 York street Law, William, fruiterer, 23 Main street Law, Miss, 17 Green street Lawrence, Mrs, Queen's Hotel, 6 Harloour street— (see advt, page 17) Lawrie, Andrew, guard, Butler's villa, Viewtiehl road Lawrie, Nicol 'of Lawrie & Smith), Laurieston, off" Racecourse road La'^rie & Smith, silk mercers and drapers, 29 Sand^ate Street — (See advt., inside of front cover)

Lawrie, Dr W. J. , 5 Barns street Lawrie, Mrs A., Elmbank place, New road

Lawrie, Mrs H , Laurieston, off Racecourse road Lawson, Adam, engine driver, 102.^ New Road La'TTSon, Allan, 'bookseller, 9S Main Street—bouse, 98 Main Street (See advt, page 49) (xKNEKAL DIRECTORY. , 99

Lawsoi, Hector, miller Ayr Mills, Mill street Lawson, James, joiner, Yewberrow cottage, back. Hawkhill Lawson, John, mason, 9 Elmbank road Lawson, Matthew-, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 207 High street—house, 14 Carrick park, Midlon road Lawson Robert, plasterer, 40 High street Lawson, William, joiner, 2 VA'olseley place. Church street LaM'Son, Mrs, ladies' nurse, Marytield villa, 92 New road Lawson, Mrs Adam, 98 Green street

Lawson, Mrs Wm. , 59 Xew i^oad Leadingham, William, spirit merclumt, 93 South Harbour street Leek, Mrs Henry, Twycross, Dalmellington road Leckie, James, traffic inspector (4. & S -\Y. R. ,' Newton lodge, head of (Treen street Leckie, Agnes, pawnbroker, 131 High street Leckie, Mrs, 152 George street Le Clair, Louis, French hairdresser, 50 ITeTrmarket Street and 109 High Street—house, Mondesir, Front Hawkhill (See advt, page S7) Lees, Robert, pilot, 55 Green street Leggat, James, & Sons, plasterers, Beckford Cottage, Nelson Street—(see advt, page 89) Leggat, James, jr., plasterer, 34 Princes street Legget, Wm. M 'Queen, letter stamper 32 Content street Leitch, Thomas, joiner, 79 Mill street Leith, Joseph, foreman, Ayr Harbour Trust, 18 Taylor street Leith, Robert, engineer, 3 Northfield Place, oil' Prestwick road Leman, Miss, dressmaker, 96 High street Lennox, Andrew, coachman, 2 Mews lant Lennoz & G-eblsie, Hamcurers, 106 High Street— (See advt, page 13) Lennox, William (of Lennox & (:Tebbie), 5 Eastwood, Back Hawkhill Leslie, George, shopman, 16 Ehiibank road Liberal and Radical Union Rooms, 13 High street Lighthouse, North Quay— Daniel M'Kinnon, keeper Limond, George, mason, 32 New road Limond, Robert, gardener, 30 New Bridge Limond, R. S., Burnock, Racecourse road Limond, Thomas, ironmonger, 12S High Street - house, 11 Carrick Park, off Midton road (See advt, page 59) 100 GENERAL DrRECTORY.

Lindsay, D. A., Westerlea, Racecourse road Lindsay. George, carpet weaver, 11 Allison street Lipton, T. J., provision merchant, 150 High street Little. James, colporteur, 26 New road

Littlejohn, D. D. (of Littlejohn Bros ), Craigencallie, Racecourse road LittlejolmBros-, wine mercliants, 3 Sandgrate Street— (See advt, page 44) Livingstone, Kev. Neil, D.D., 7 Carrick Park, Midton road Livingstone, Mrs William, 7 Montgomerie Terrace, Fort Lochhead, John, furnituie salerooms, 20 Hope Street- house, 65 Mill street (see advt, page 126)

Lochhead, Itliss M-, tobacconist, stationer and ne'^s- agent, 61 High Street— (see advt, page 3i) Lochhead, Misses, 60 John street Locke, Mrs, 8 Wellington Square Lockhart, Campbell, mason, 134 High street Lockhart, David J., clerk, 41 John street Lockhart, John, solicitor, 39 Sandgate street —house, Oakshaw, Midton road Lockhart, Mrs, grocer and spirit merchant, 11 Sandgate Street— (see advt, page 19; Logan, Francis, Carrick Cottage, Springvale road Logan, George, watchmaker, 58 Allison street Logan, Brothers, grocers, 25b Newmarket street, and Corn Ex- change Court, 106 High street Logan, James (of Logan Brothers), Cloncaird Villa, Carrick road Logan, James sea captain. Union street Logan, John, shipbroker and coal merchant, Docks, North Quay Logan John, confectioner, 76 Russel street Logan, Peter, shoemaker, 158 George street Logan, William, clerk, 2 Eastwood, Back Hawkhill Logan, William (of Logan Bros.), Cloncaird Villa Carrick road London & Newcastle Tea Company, 228 High street—John Cheyne, manager Loudon, Adam mason, 3 Havanah place, Viewfield road Loudon, Alexander (of Murdoch & Loudon), 59 Sandgate street Loudon, David, dairyman, Tryfield Cottage, Back Hawkhill Loudon, John, 7 Havelock Terrace, Miller road Loudon, John, seed merchant, 6 Barns Crescent, off Miller road Loudon, Misses, dressmakers, 59 Sandgate street (JENEKAL DIRE(n'ORY. 101

Loutlou, Mrs, 11 Green street Love, John, tailor and clothier, 19 Hope 8treet—house, 'l4 Front Hawkhill Whitletts road Love, Charles, groom, 7'2 Main street ' Love, Robert, railway guard, 23 Boghall row- Love, William, tailor, 4 Alleghany Terrace, Church street Love, Mrs Wni., Janetield, Dahnellington road

Lowe, W. S. , Salisbury Cottage 38 Church street Lowe, Mrs, ladies sendnary, 22 Wellington Square Ludgate, David, Prestwick postman, Daisy Cottage, off Prest- wick road

Lusk, Alexander, & Co., drapers, 230 Hi^ji Street—house 228 High street (ooe advt, page 33) Lusk, William, draper, Viiia-Del-Mar, Prestwick road Lyall, John, jeweller, 12 Church street Lymburn, i\.ndrew, 147 South Harbour street Lymburn, William, printer and bookbinder, 63 and 65 New- market street Lyon, Alexander, plumber, gasfitter, and slater, 43 Sandgate* street—house, 22 Noith Harbour street Lyon, Hugh, 23 Kyle street Lyon, Captain John, 22 North Harbour street Lyon, John, cabinetmaker, 89 Main street Lyon, Miss, confectioner, 157 High street — house, Gowan Bank, Mid ton I'oad M

Madden, John, weaver, 19 Boghall row Main, Daniel, Usher, 41 York street Main, George, railway pointsman, 7 Klnilank road Main, Cax)tain James, 44 New" road Main, James, carpenter, 22 Garden street

Mains, John, Sc Son, coachlauilders, 97 AUoway Street — (see advt, page 8)

Mains, John, (of J. Mains & Son), 1 Stewart Place, C-irri-ick road Mains, John, jr. (of J. Mains & Son), Polo Villa, Dahnellington road Main, Robert, rope-spinner, 46 Nelson street Main, Robert, grocer, 39 John street Main, Mrs Alexander, 24 New Bridge street Mair, Wm. & Son, cooperage, 258 and 262 High street H 102 GENERA]. DIRECTORY.

Alair, Miss, 2 Wellwood Cottages, Springvale road Mair, Miss, Morreston, Dalmellingtoii road Mair, Miss, 3 Union street ' Mair, Miss, nurse, 52 New road Maitland, John, 6 Park Circus, oif Racecourse road Maitland, Miss, 18 Cathcart street Maier, M. M., manager Station Hotel, Ayr Station Malcolm, Robert, grocer. 44 and 46 Content street Manning, J., coachman, 3 Main street Manson, Thomas, accountant and property agent, 53 Sandgate street Mansbridge, Thomas, shoemaker, 43 Elba street Mark, Andrew (of M. Mark & Son), 22 Union street

Mark, Matthew, & Bon., cloefe and watclimakers, 15 Newmarket street—bouse, 17 Newmarket street (See

advt, page 85) Marr, James, railway guard, 5 Waggon road -Mai-r, James, 73 New road l^arshall, Alexander, watchmaker and jeweller, 64 High Street—house, Fould's Cottage, off Prestwick road (See advt, page 91)

Marshall, C. D., stationer, 76 Sandgate street house, Eden hall Prestwick road jSlarshall, David, mason, 41 Peebles street Marshall, J. W., Inspector of Schools, ^Vliitehall, 16 Beresford terrace

Marshall, W. M , 78 New road Martin, Chaides, stud groom, 10 Dalblair road Martin, John, 90 New road Martin, Matthew, currier, 72 Mill street Martin, Robert, blacksmith, 121 Main street Martin, Thomas, officer for prevention of cruelty to animals, 64 Sandgate street Martin, William, fireman, 52 York street Martin, Mrs Andrew, bak r, 16 Gordon place, George street Martin, Mrs William, Eagle Tavern, 48 High street Martin, Mrs, 22 Charlotte street Martin, Mrs, laundry, 4^ Cromwell place. Fort Mason John, 3 Ailsa place. Fort Mathewson, Ctxpt. John, 4 Burnett terrace, off Whitletts road —

<4ENERAL DIRECTORY. 103

Mathewson, John, dealer, 41 Green street lane • Mathies, John, rag merchant, 34 Garden street Matthews, William, Annickdale gardens, JNJidton road—houye, 4 .Lome place, Argyle street Maxwell, Archibald, baker, 34 (xeorge street Maxwell, Hugh, gardener, Knowe lodge, Midton road JNIaxweli, James, plumber, 3 Clareinont place, Boghall row Maxwell, Wiilianj, upholsterer, IG Academy street Maxwell, William, coal agent, 55 Mill street

Mayben, William, M.A. , Rector of Ayr Academy, Fort street- house, Green lodge, Charlotte street Maybole Boot and Shoe Shop, 12 Old Bridge street —J. ]\Iurray manager ISlaybole Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 14 (jiordon place— James Muirhead manager Mead, Thomas, 45 High street Meech, Thornas, editor of "Ayrshire Post," Milrig Hotel, Charlotte street

Meekin, Edward, coachniau, Windy ha 11, Midton road ]\Ielrose, John, groom, 27 Fvwt street Meikle, David, sen. 52 Main street

Meikle, James (of J. cs: D. Meikle), Woodside villa, Carrick road

Meikle, John, slater and plumbir, l"? Oliver Steset— house, 19 River street (See advt, page 89)

Meikle, John !of Kerr & Meikle , 121 High street Meikle, J. 85S., joiners and builders, 43 and 50 Main Street -(see advt, page 120) Meikle, \Villiam, Hawkwood cottage, head of Content street Meiklejohn, Henry, grocer and spirit merchant, 54 and 56 Main street Men^, Fleury, pastry "balser and eonfectioner, 68 New- market Street— (see advt, page 43)

Menzies, G-. "W., eliemist and druggist, 68 Hi^iia Street- house, Hawthorn cottage, Hawkhill (See advt, page 27) Menzies, John, superintendent County Police, County Police Station, Charlotte street —house, 11 Eglinton terrace Mercer, John, civil engineer and architect, 9 Sandgaie street house, 29 Barns street Mercer, John, 16 Peebles street Meredith, David, tailor, 159 High street Meredith, John, moulder, 45 Wellington street —

104 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Meredith, Matthew, remnant warehouse, 153 High street —house EhxLWOod villa, Dalmellington road

Merry, Hugh, ham curer, 1 7 Argyle street Merry, John, miliar, 16 Kyle street Milby, Samuel, commercial traveller, 63 Green street Miles, Miss, grocer, S Boghall row Milieu, Anderson, Gershom cottage. Princes street Miller, David, mason, 16 Kyle street Miller, George, groom, 78 Sandgate street Miller, Hugh, Seaview, Prestwick road Miller, James, baker, 261 High street Miller, James, tailor, 3 Allison street Miller, James, police constable, 12r George street Miller, John H., chemist, 1 New Bridge street—house, 18 Elba street Miller, John R. (of G. & H. Pvutherford, grocers), 2 Kirk port. High street Miller, John, Fort castle, Fort Miller, John, mason 11 Allison street Miller, John, gardenei', Ladykirk house, 14 Yiewfield road Miller, John, joiner, 3 Church street Miller, John, grocer, 48 \Yeilingtou street Miller, John, spirit merchant, 89 Cross street Miller, Rev. John, Newton Frte Church -manse, Prestwick road Miller, R. A., inspector of nuisances and weights and measures, Town buildings. New Bridge street — house, 3 South place, Midton i-oad Miller, Robert, Joiner, 10 High street- house, 34 Mill street

Miller, Robert A. , bank teller, 1 Carrick park Miller, Robert, boot and shoemaker and umbrella warehouse, 4 Macneille buildings, Newmarket street — house, Daisybank cottage, head of John street Miller, Robert, jr.. Beach cottage, off Prestwick road Miller, Thomas, grocer and wine merchant, 61 Wallace street house, St Anns, Prestwick road Miller, Walter, Victoria Hotel, 5 Kyle street—house 7 do. Miller, "William, plasterer, 40 Mill'Street—bouse, 14 Kyle street (See advt, page 127) Miller, William, Hawkhill nursery and dairy, back Hawkhill Miller, Mrs James, 24:^ Carrick street Millar, Mrs Robert, Hasting hall, Monument road Miller, Mrs "William, Cattle Market Hotel, Alloway Street, and 27 New Bridge Street— (see advt, page 67) (GENERAL DIRECTORY. 105

Miller, Mrs, 3 Killocli place Miller, Mrs, 134 High street Miller, Mrs, laundress, Watttield, Midton road Miller, Miss, 12 Believue crescent, off Beresford terrace Miller, Miss, Terrace lioiise, Charlotte street Miller, Miss, fruiterer, 157 High street Miller, Miss, seamstress, 20 North Harbour street Milligan, David, joiner, Smith Street—house, 3 Stewart place, Carrick road (.See advt, page 118) Milligan, D. & J., joiners, 40 Kyle street Milligan, John (of D. & J. Milligan), Afton cottage, Carrick road Milligan, John, pilot, 98 (lieorge street Milligan, William, <;urrier, 48 Content street Milligan, Mrs James, 1 Kensington terrace. Miller road

Milligan, Miss E. , Jane cottage, Allison street Milliken, John, mason, Milliken park, off Prestwick road Milliken, Mrs John, 3 Church street Mills, David, 111 High street Mills, Henry, tailor, 72 New road Mills, John, Midsands, Racecourse road Mills, John, joiner, Greenbank terrace, 110 New road Mills, Nicholas, clerk, 13 Hawkhill, Wliitletts road Mills, Robert, carter, 4 Salttield house Milne, William, carter, 13 Peebles street Milroy, Alexander, van driver, 88 High street Milroy. Hugh, mason, 38 Wellington street Milroy, James, Ayr fruit bazaar, I82 Alioway street Milroy, James, storeman, 60 Elba street Mitchell, Alex. & Co., fishing and tackle makers, 20 Kyle street

Mitchell Alex, (of Mitchell

106 GENERAL DIREC^TORY

Mitchell, Samuel, 82 York Street lane Mitcliell, "Walter, & Sons, liamcurers and fleshers 22' Main street -(see advt, p 129)

Mitchell, William & 8on, fire clay, lime, and ce i ent merchants, 7 Green street Mitchell, William, joiner, 69 Princes street Mitchell, William, plumber, 32 New road Mitchell, Mrs, dressmaker, 206 High street Mitchell, Mrs, Haw horn lodge, Victoria park, off Racecourse road Mitchell, Mrs "^A'alter, Symington villa, Dalmellington road Moffat, -lames, upholsterer, 20 Green street Moffat, John grocer, 78 Allison street Moffat, John, joiner, 1 Havannah place, Viewfield road

. Monachan George, circular sawer, 64 York street Monachan, Samuel, fish salesnian, 69 High street Monnickendam, Alexander, photographer. 8 Elmbank road Money, William, grocer, 185 High street--hoase, W'estM-ood, Dalmellington road Money, James, railway checker, 64 Green street Montgemerie, Hugh, engineer, 33 G-eorge Street—i-ouse, 9 George street (See advt, page 83) Montgomgrie, Hugh, grocer, 7 George street Montgomerie, Robert, Mason's Arms Inn, 12 & 14 Wallace street Moore, James, salesman, 16 Dalblair road Moore, John, tanner, 76 Mill street

Moore, Thos. , cork cutter, 22 Carrick street— house 10 Kirk port

Moore, Dr William, M.B. , CM., 7 Charlotte street Moore, Mrs John, 103 High street Moore. Henry, tailor, 17 John street Morgan, Arthur, registrar of births, deaths, and marriages, 23 New Bridge street—house Jameston Cottage, Hawkhill Morris & Hunter, architects, SIb Sandgate street Morris, John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 40 Main street house, 44 Wellington street

Morrison, I )r Andrew Black, Brierlanu, Carrick road Morrison, Hugh, carpenter, 61 Green street Morrison, Jaines, seaman. 4 York street Morrison, James, slater, 29 Carrick street Morrison, James, slater, 85 Mill street Morrison, John, shoemaker, 63 and 204 High street —house Cromwell Cottage, Gaswork road GEiNERAL DIRECTORY. , 107

Mori'ison, John, carpet weaver. 19 Russell street Morrison, John, baker, 13 Cross street Morrison, LaucMan, caToinstmaker and upholsterer, 33 and 16 Hi^h Street -house, 43 High street (See aJvt,

page 121 ' Morrison, Matthew, tailor and clotMer, ^77 Main Street —house, St. Clair cottage 'See advt, page 124) Morrison, Robert, late farmer, Mayfield, Hawkhill Morrison, Samuel, hay and straw dealer, 22 Peebles street Morrison, Thomas, pressman, Falkland Park, Prestwick road Morrison, William, carpet weaver, 5 Allison street Morrison, William, compositor, 3 Northtield place, off Prestwick road Morrison, William, forenian mason, 2 Old Bridge street Morrison Misses, Elgin Villa, Midton road Morton, Adam, coach builder, 197 High street Morton, Adam wine ami spirit mei-chant, 77 79 George street Morton, Hugh, tiesher, 18 (rordou place, George street Morton, John coach painter, 49 (xreen street

Morton, Major J. M M. , 9 Wellington 3(j^uare Morton, Robert, engine driver, 35 Nelson street Morton, Dr R. A., ISTetherton, Bowman road Morton, William, law clerk. Craigie terrace, 55 John street Morton, Wm., upholsterer, 6 Albert terrace, head of John street

Morton, William T. , solicitor, 62 Sandgate street—house 5 Barns crescent Morton, Mrs Hugh, 30 New Bridge street Morton, Mrs Willian:, 6 Nelson street Morton, Miss, 10 Cromwell place. Fort Morton, Misses, 5 Barns crescent, off Miller road Muir, Andrew, chief clerk. Post Office, 43 Newmarket street Muir, Andrew C, overseer, 'Ayr Observef " —house, 3 Havanah place, Viewfieid road

Muir, D. G , 3 Ronaldshaw park, Midton road Muir, James, railway servant, 10 Darlington road Muir, James, joiner, 63 Galloway crescent, Russell street Muir, John, blacksmith, 68 York street lane Muir, John, janitor, Grammar School, Midton road

Muir, John, of ' Highet & Hunter), 1 jNIontgomerie terrace, Fort Muir, Thomas, wine aed spirit merchant, 101 High street — house 4 Newmarket street Muir, William (of A. Welsh S; Co.), Woodburn, Back Hawkhill —

108 <;BXERAL DIRKCTORY.

Muir, Mrs, 19 Egliatoii terrace, Fort Muir, Mrs, Shetland Depot, 27 Boghall row Miiir, Mrs James, 19 Ballantine Drive, off Racecourse road Muirhead, James, salesman, 14 Gordon place, George street Muirhead, John, 48 High street Milliard William, poiter Bank of Scotland, 24 Sandgate street Mulligan, James, clog maker, 17 Hope street — house 69 High street Munn, Mrs James, ladies' nurse 30 Allison street Munro, David, shopman, Roseneath Cottage, Back Hawkhill Munro, John, railway guard. 62 Church street Munro, William, 25 Rive terrace Munro, William, mason, 13 Content street Murchie, A., clothier, 1<> High street Murchie, David, railway guard, 18 Elmhank road Murchie, Jolin, slater and glazier, 19 G-eor^e Street- house, 2 George street (See advt, page 1 2) Murchie, Miss, 3 Havanah place, Viewfield load Murchie, Miss, teacher of music, lOi High street Murdoch, Archibald boiler maker, 61 Mill street Murdoch, Arthur, baker, 140 Cleorge street

Murdoch, A. G. , Wallacetown F.C. , John street Murdoch, Charles, Mason Arms Inn, 130 High street —house 238 High street Murdoch, Charles, joiner, 134 High street Murdoch, Francis stevedore, 4 Ehnbank road Murdoch, George, plumber, Butler's Villa, VieMtield road Murdoch, James, wheel wright, 58 Content street Murdoch. John, civil engineer and architect, 62 Sandgate street house Malcolm Lodge, Prestwick road

Murdoch, M. & J , stationers, 44 Main street Murdoch, Robert watchmaker and jeweller 125 High street house 3 Burnett terrace, off Whitletts road Murdoch, Robert, police constable, Happy land, Prestwick road Murdoch, R. D., procurator fiscal for the County —office County

Buildings ; house Fairfield Lodge, Racecourse road Murdoch and Loudon, solicitors. County Buildings, Wellington square Murdoch, Wallace, lorry man, 16 Ehnbank road Murdoch, Mrs J., Fairfield Lodge, Racecourse road Murdoch Miss, mangier, 47 New road

Murphy, Alexander (of Drinnan & Miirphy , 1 Burnett terrace Whitletts road GENERAL DIRECTORY. 109

Murphy, Owen, rag merchant, 23 River street Murph.7, Robert, coal agent, 7 Peebles Street-(see aJvt, page 53) Murphy, William, coal merchant, 16 Argyle street

Murray, A. F , clerk, 1 Union street Murray, David, contractor, 51 Peebles street

Murray, Rev. (xeorge, 1 Seaforth place, Prestwick road Murray, Henry, bookseller and stationer, 193 Higli Street— house, 197 High street (See advt, page 49) Murray, Hugh, printer and stationer, 19 High street— house 146 High street Murray, James, Dingwall Cottage. Hawkhill, Whitletts road Murray, James P., compositor, 2 Wolseley place. Church street Murray, John (of Paterson, Sons & Co.), 3 Barns park Murray, John, shoemaker, 8 Gordon terrace, Content street Murray, John, engineei-, 1 1 Bellevue crescent, off Beresford terrace Murray, Peter, shoemaker, 9 Carrick street

Murray, Philip, joiner, 1 10 Geovge street Murray, Robert, grocer, 256 High street— house, 2 Weston place, Millar road Murroy Thomas, carter, 54 Mill street

Murray, William (of Paterson, Sons & Co. , 1 Barns park Miirray, William, builder, Cypinis Cottage, Carrick road Murray, Wi liam, carter, 89 Alloway street Murray, William mason, 18 Peebles street Murray, Mrs John 39 Sandgate street

Murray, Miss, green groce , 9 Harbour street Murray, Miss, Roselyn Cottage, Beresford terrace Murrie, Murdock, police constable, 37b Wellington street Mustard, Robert, timber merchant, commission and insurance agent. Rose Cottage, Carrick park, Midton road Mustard. Miss L. M., tobacconist, 37 Alloway street MacCallun;, A. B. M. A., solicitor, 7 Park circus, off' Racecourse road MacCallum, John, butcher and hamcurer, 3 Mill Street —house, 16 Mill street ^See advt, page 93) MacCallum, J A., L.L.B., solicitor, Town chambers— house, Midsands cottage, Racecourse road MacCallum, Robert, solicitor. Town Chamberlain, Town buildings, High street house, 7 Park cirous, off Racecourse road 110 (GENERAL DIRECTORY.

MacOallum, R. & J. A- , solicitors, Town OhamTDsrs, Hig-h Street -(see advt, page 12) Maccaulay, Lieut. -Col., C. E. governor of H.M. prison, 9 Bath

. place—house. Ashtou villa, off Alloway place Maccaulay, Misses 13 Barns street Macdonald. C. 11., MD, county medical officer, 7 Wellington square house, Kingchoil, Broomfield road Macdonald, Major Cleneral R. Savoy, Racecourse road

Macfadan, R. H. , brigade surgeon major, 4 Rark circus, west off Ivaeecourse road MacGregor, Duncan, Cessnock cottage. Rrinces street

Maclnnes, Rev. 11. M. , Darlington U.P manse. Miller road Mackay, Duncan, M.A., teacher of modern languages, Ayr academy -house, 4 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street Mackay, Miss, dressmaker, 43 Fort street

Mackenzie, Jamts, dsaper, Winton Buildings, Hig-li Street—house, 5 Bruce Crescent (See advt, page 23) Mackie Adam, salesman, 11 Newmarket street Mackie, James, milhvright, 61 Peeldes street Mackie, .fohn, cabinetmaker, 21 (^)ueen street

^Nlackie, William traffic inspector, C. & S.-W. , 30 Rrinces street Mackie, William, iireman. 4 ^Vellington street Mackie, Miss, draper, 46 Main street Mackintosh, Alex machineman, of New road Mackintosh, Alex., l)oots, 14 Russell street

Maclachlan, William, ^NJ.D , 17 Wellington square

Maclachlan, Wm. . (of Maclachlan & Fraser), 43 AUoway street Macleod, Alexander, pipe major, 79 Main street Macmillan, Mrs John Cordon, Dereel, Barns park Macrae, James, mason 4 Content street Macrorie, William, solicitor, bank agent Commercial bank, Sandgate street —house, Daneric, Racecourse road McAlester, Col. Somerville, Dunskaig, Racecourse road McAlister, James plasterer, 136 Cross street McAiister, Samuel, sailor, 13Damside McAlpin, John, goods station, Darlington road McAlpm, Mrs, confectioner, 40 (Teoige street McAndrew, Charles, town's paver, IS New road

McAndrew, F. C , Invercloy, Racecourse road McAndrew, James, joTsTsin^ gardener, Dallolair road- house, 251 High street (See ad\'t, p 104) J

cEXKKAL i)n'.i<:( r(>R\-. 1 1

McAi'tliur, Alex., janitor, If) C'ci crick street McArthur, J. R. N., (xowanlea, Pie.stwick road McAvoy, Francis, slater. Ho Alli&on street M'Avoy, William, salesman, 24 Allison street McBain, J., reporter, 4 Bellvue terrace ofF Racecourse road McBlain, Alex., sliocmaker, 28 Peeliles street McBlain, Alex juiu' joiner, 28 Peebles street , , McBlain, John, shoen.aker, 60 Mill street McBlane, Samuel, tailor, 58 Viewtield road

McBride & CJo. , ship chandlers, 2 (h-een street —house, 4 do

McBride, David, slioemakei-, ?> Queen street McBride, H- A., grocer, HElTsa Street— (see advt, p 107) McBiide, John, prison warder, 17 Princes street AIcBride, John, tailor, 94 Wallace street M 'Bride, Peter, Blaclchouse cottage, Elba street McBl'i.le, l",.fc(T, -oo.ls polier, 1:!2 Alill Stl'ect

McBri<(-, \\'illi;uh, l.;ik''i-, I 7 <,»ueen street •

McBride, Mhs A. mi I!mi. r. :) ( 'allicart street McBurnie, J!(_)lr. ri, ii.iin.r ir'nA (ravoller, 2 Duke street McCallerty, Roderick, machine opei'alor, 35 Wellington street McCall, Alex., 49 York s reet lane McCall, Charles "W., spirit merchant, 10 HIirkport -bou.H' 62 John street (See advt, p 15) McCall, David, R, A., Croinwell place, Fort

McCall, James, Taookseller, stationer and librarian, 38 Sandgate Street—bonse, Ivybank, Prestwick road (See advt, p3) McCall, James, railway servant, 4 Wellington street

McCall, James L , veterinary surgeon, 27 Alloway street McCali John, joiner 64 Kll)a street McCall Malcolm baker 18 Park circus, off Racecourse road McCall, Thomas hakr-r !0:>, ffigli street McCall Mrs Antljon>-, l>;ik-r 105 High street— house, 12 Park

circus, W. , off' i;a(.'i'i;.,iii',-.r road McCall, Mrs Robert, Newton terrace 14 Ci'een street lane McCall, Misses, 11 Bellvue crescent, off' Beresford terrace McCall Miss, dressn-aker. Cordon cottage head of Content stieet McCallum, x\ndrew, painter, 20 York street McCallum David, watchman 84 Allison street McCallum, Duncan Gresham, off Prestwick road McC'allum, George, ship carpente)-, 87 (xtjorge street 112 (GENERAL DIRECTOKY.

McCallum, James, Daisybank cottage, back Hawkhill McCallum, Robert, siiperintenclent, Cemetery, Cumnock road

McCallum Mrs George, .3 John street McCallum, Mrs Robert, 1 Somerset place, back Haw'khill McCallum, Miss, sick nurse, Miirig place, 8 Charlotte street McCardle James, mason, 34 Elba street McCardle William agent Rosebery cottage Duke street McCarthy, Patrick, traveller 3 George street McCartney. Andrew, cabinetmaker, 52 Mill street McC^artney, Daniel, 52 Mill street M Cartney. David, janitor. Unionist club Main street McCartney, John, cabinetmaker, 22 Garden street McCartney, Patrick dealer 19 and 42 Cross street McCartney, William, storeman 3 Garden street McCartney, Thomas, gardener, Cowan cottage, Midton road McCartney, Mrs, 130 High street McCheyne Misses, seminary for young ladies 13 Eglinton terrace. Fort McClarty, Malcolm, Ijaker, 2 Old Bridge street

McClelland, Alex , lorryman, 61 Green street lane McClelland, Capt. Alex., 40 Green street McClelland, Alex., joiner, 115 George street McClelland, Andrew, roadman, 22 Allison street McClelland, Robert, grocer, 65 George street McClelland, William, grocer, 63 George street McClelland, William, printer 57 New road McClelland, Miss, 11 Wellington square McClement, Robert, postman to Cojdton, 117 Main street McClung vSamuel, railway guard, 10 Green street lane McClure, G. & J. joiners, cabinetmakers, and house factors, 1 , Dalblair road McClure, James, plumber, 10 Argyle street McClure, William, gardener, Cornhill, Prestwick road McClure, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 9 Carrick street McClure, Miss, 9 Sandgate street McClurkin, John, baker, 78 Main street McClusky, C. L. grocer, 43 Cross street , McClymont, James, grocer and spirit merchant, 39 Main street —^house, 41 do, McClymont, J. W., solicitor, 52 Newmarket street—house, Bellarina, Dalmellington road McClymont, John, bank messenger, Royal Bank, 71 Newmarket street (JK.NKKA1, DIRROTORV. 113

McGlyiuont, John, leathei- cutler, S'.i Mill street »

McClynioiit, John, coach trimmer, 7 Havumiah place, Vie rt' Held load McColm, Mrs, Victoria Temperance Hotel, 17 South Harbour Street (see a.ivt, p lO) McCrindle, James, coal merchant, 1 Halls Vennal -house 5 Charlotte street (See advt, p 75) McFarlane, Thomas, iiesher, S4 Sandgfate Street -house, 78 do. (See advt, p IK]) Mclntyre, John, dairyman, I'arkhouse dairy, Dahnellingtou road McKay, Daniel, butter and egg merchant, 120 Cross street McKinnon, Walter, carter, Limond's Wynd McKnight, James, joiner, 10 New Bridge street McLean, Mrs Charles, 12 ({arden street

McMeekin, , Windyhill Cotta.ge Midton road Carrick street crescent

McCill, Mrs \Vm . 3 Albert terrace, oft" John street McGill, Miss, 5 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street McGilvray, Wni., painter, 49 Content street McCinlay, Frances, baker, Milliken park, oft'Prestwick road McCovan, Joseph, shoemaker, 38 Nelson street McUovan, J., engine-driver, 5 Argyle street McGregor, Adam, chemist and druggist, 10 and IS Sandgato street houscj 14 Barns teii\ace McGregor, John, Eastbourne, Dalmellington road

McGregor, Mrs A. B. , Red house, Racecourse road McGregor, Mrs, lodgings, 07 Green street McCrregor, Miss, 42 Kyle street MoGrory, James, R.C School—house, 51 Jolin street

McGuigan, David, posting establishment, 30 Kyle street ; and spirit shop, 10 Old Bridge street McGuire, Hugh, clerk, 2 Lome place, Argyle street McHardy, Captain Hardy, R N., Sunnyside, off Alloway place McHarg, James, tailor, 51 Mill street McHarg, James, police constable, 13 Elmliank road McHarg, Robert, blacksmith, 73 George street McHarg, Samuel, carter, Limmond's wynd McHarg, William, tailor, 27 Allison street McHutcheon, John, shoemaker. 111 Main street McHutchon, James, collector and treasurer. Harbour office, Dock buildings - house. Golf park, Pi-estwick J 14 <'EyERAL DIRECTORY.

Mcllwiuitli, Adani, 26 Queen street Mcllwraith, Cowan & Co., registered plumTaers; slaters and. glaziers, 104 High, street (See advt, p 99) Mcllwraith James, engine-driver, 19 Peebles street Mcllwraith, John, joiner, 88 Main street Mcllwraith, Kobert, & Co., carting contractors 36 Clnne street Mcllwraith, Mrs J. S., 77 John street M'liwraith, Mrs, Milrig Place, 4 Charlotte street Mcllwraith, Miss, Mossgiel, Dolmeiliugton road Mclndoe, Mrs, Leabank, Dalmellington road Mclntyre, James, draper, 2 (jlordon place—house, Robertson cottage, HaA'ikhill. Whittlets road Mclntj^re, Robert, furniture salesman, 1 George street —liouse, 52 Russell street Mclntyre, John, joiner Parkhouse dairy, [>aln]ellington road Mcintosh, Mrs, 11 Ballantine drive, oft' Carrick road Mcintosh, Mrs. 5 Arran terrace Fort McJannet, David, Grosvenor place, 33 Fort street ]\IeJaianet James, foreman Borough stables, Kyle street McJannet, Mrs Hugh, 19 Wellington square McJannet, Mrs James, Greenside villa, off Alloway place McKay, James (of Ritchie & McKay), 151 High street McKay, James, vanman, 134 High street McKay. Williauj, superintendent of police, 3 Bruce Crescent, Fort McKa}^, Mrs John, 13 Beresford terrace McKean, John, 37 Fullarton street McKean, John, fireman, 14 Carrick street jNlcKean, Robert, 11 Boghall row Mc^ecbnie, Daniel, rope and waterproof manufacturer, Newtonliiad Hope "Work, Tarn's Brig—house, Seaview, 83 NeAV road (See advt, p 125) McKellar, Duncan, umbrella manufacturer, 12 Main street McKelvie, Archibald, vegetable merchant, 71 and 75 Main street McKelvie, John, joiner, 134 High street McKelvie, Robert, slater and glazier, 15 Cross street ]\IcKelvie, Mrs John, 20 Newmarket street ]\leKenna, William, pawn-broker, 35 and 37 River street—house, 12 Queen's terrace McKeuzie, John, painter, 7 Garden sti-eet McKenzie, William, foreman, Hawkhill Chemical Work, West Sanquhar road 9

GENEKAL DIKECTORY. 115

McKeriow, (lavia, 2 Weilpark place, Millar road , McKerrow. Dr (leorge, M.B.. Bains street

McISerrow, Wm- , liveipy stables and cals proprietor, Z^ Carrick Street, O^ce,. 44 Sandg-ate street—bouse, 42 Carrick street (See advt, p 55)

McKerrow, ^NIi'S T. Rydal Cottage, Prestwick road McKerrow, Miss Sarah, 2 Weilpark place, Miller road McKevitt, James, slater, 32 Garden street McKie, Anthony, dealer ' Observer ' Buildings, Kyle street McKie, James, cabinetn^aker, 102 George street McKie, William, agent, 32 Princes street McKill, Robert, caljijietmaker, 66 Wallace street McKill, William, upholsterer, 94 Sandgate street McKill, "Wm., Qmeen's Head Furaiture Salerooms,- 70 Hig'h Street — house, 79 John street (See advt, p 36) McKillop, Captain Angus, ham-curer, 131 High street— house,' Buckingham Terrace, Charlotte street McKinlay, Miss Ailsa Cottage, Fort McKinnel, William, Grosvenor House, Charlotte street McKinnon, Andrew, shoemaker, 47 Carrick street McKinnon, Daniel, lighthouse-keeper. North Quay McKinnon, Hugh, ham-curer, 48 Mill street McKinstrie, James, coach-painter, 68 Princes street

McKissock, A. , foreman l^ricklayer, 32 High street McKissock, Geoi'ge, hay dealer. 61 Green street MfcKissock, Gilbert, bookbinder, 85 Mill street McKissock, James, flesher, 3 River street

Me^issock. 'Wm., proprietor Orowa Hotei, 117 m^h St., and Plou^la San 257 Higli Street -(See advt, p 32) McKissock, William, joiner, 30 Elmbank road McKissock, Mrs Andrew, 54 Church street McKissock, Mrs William, 4 Hawkhill, Whitletts road McKissock, Miss, dressmaker, 33 Fuilarton street McKitting, Andrew slater, 19 Isew Bridge street McKnight & Co., iron shipbuilders, South Beach McKnight, Samuel (of S. M'Knight & Co.), 13 Charlotte street McKune, Mrs, 2 Weilpark place. Miller road McLachlan, Alexander, foreman, 119 George street McLachlan, Andrew & Son, builders, 64 Dalblair road McLachlan, James (of M'Lachlan & Son), Havelock House. Miller Road 116 (GENERAL DIRECTORY.

McLaclilaa, John, professor of dancing, Milrig Hotel, Charlotte street- (See advt, p ii) McLachlan, Thomas, horse dealer, 24^ Carrick street McLachlan, Miss. Havelock House, Midton road McLauchlan, William, weaver 24 Church street McLaurin, Richard C. (of M'Lauriu Bros., Glasgow), 8 AUoway place McLay, Robert, blacksmith, 15 (Jarrick street McLean, Alexander, Temperance Hotel, 5 Killoch place McLean, David, joiner, 81 Russell street McLean, Hemy, 43 Allison street McLean, John, groom, 39 Carrick street McLean, John 143 South Harbour street McLean, William, 136 Cross street McLearn, Richard, broker, 51 Wallace street (See advt, MoLelland, A- Sc J- , grocers, 136 High Street— p 18) McLelland, Thomas, mason, 40 Nelson street McLellan, Miss, Crosvenor Place, 33 Fort street McLellen, Miss, Fancy Goods Warehouse, 98 and 1' Sandgate street McLeod, George, fireman, 6 Peebles street McLeod, John, painter and decorator, 33 Newmarket Street—house, 25 Fullarton street (See advt, p 26) McLeod, John, dairy, 39 Peebles street McLeod, Mrs, fishmonger, 201 High Street -house, 2 Bellevue Crescent (See advt, p 106) McLeod, Misses milliners and dressmakers, 16 Fullarton street McM aster, Allan, sergeant of police, Galloway crescent, 53 Russell street Mc Master, Mrs, 3 New Bridge street McMeekin, Samuel, tailor, 7 Kirkpoi-t, off High street McMichael, Mrs John, Eonaldshaw Villa, off Midton road McMichael, Mrs, Wellwood Cottage, Springvale road McMillan, Angus, riviter, 82 High street McMillan, Andrew, Bank of Scotland. 24 Sandgate street McMillan, Alexander, engineer, 4 Waggon road McMillan, Archibald, carpenter, 71 Princes street McMillan, James, plumber, 3 Claremont place, Boghall row McMillan, John, joiner, 32 York street McMillan, John, sea captain, 39 New road OKXEKAI. DIKKCTORY. 117

McCIymont, John, 33 Jolin strert McClyinout, Robjit, iron moiildef. 17 Peebles stieet

McCo 111, David, cab drive)-, 254 High street McCohn, William, sluppiiiy igeiit, North Harbour street— house, P]lmb;i,id<, Tain's brig MeC'onnaehie, Alexander, coachman, Old Brewery, Fori McCo'.iiiachie, John, mason, 111) Hi^h street McCoimachie, Ivoliert, bo(jt titter, 77 New road MeConnnchie, Thomas, joint agent. Royal Bank— hou^e, 39 Sundgate street MoConnell, James, 23;^, High str-.^et McCoiniell, James, shoi-maker, 15 (.'athcart street McConuell, John, misou, GO Allison street McL'onnell, John, late g,i,tekeepor, (>0 Allismi sticet McC'onnel, Joseph, ."ogin'jor, Holland bank cottage, 4i) C'hurch street JMcConnell, Kennedy, pluinV)'^r. 11 Carrick street McConnell, Thomas, cabinetma!

McCrae. David, plumber, 129 South Harbour street . McCrae, Hugh, gi-ocer, 70 Green street—house, 17 Halls vennel McCrae, Hugh, boilermaker, 23 Clunes vennal McCrae, Hugh, collector Scottish Legal society, 40 Elba street 118 (GENERAL DIRECTORY.

McCi'ae, Robert, plasterer, 82 George street JMcCrae, Robert, tailor, 110 George street McCrae, William, assurance agent, 32 High street McCrae, Mrs, Bellysliill, Prestwick road McCreaclie, Anthony, shoemaker, 46 York street McCreadie, James, cooper, 96 High street—house, 9 Sandgate street McCreadie, James, tinsmith, SO Content street McCreadie, Thomas, joiner, 10 Peebles street McCreath, David, Netherlea, Dalmellington road McCreath, James, joiner, 29 Fullartoii street McCreath, John, joiner, 24.V Garrick street McCreath, Robert, joiner, 27 Carrick street—house, 5 do. McCreath, Mrs, Galloway Crescent, 75 Russel street McCrindle, Adam, railway servant, Newton Terrace, 4 Green Street lane McCinndle, Andrew, plumber, 23 So.uth Harbour street McCrindle, David, slater. 5 Garden street McCrindle, Miss, 3 Charlotte street McCririck, Homer, druggist, 1 Cathcart street McCririck, Homer, brass moulder, 88 High street McCririck, Janjes (of M'Cririck & Sons), 36 Fort street McCririck & Sons, gun and riHe makers, 70 Sandgate street McCririck, Mrs James, 7 Ballantine Drive, off Carrick road McCrie, Rev. Charles G., Free Church Manse, Miller road McCrone, John, engineman, 121 George street McCrorie, Andrew, carpet weaver, 41 Wellington street McCrorie, George, spirit dealer, 131 George street McCrorie, Henry, carpet weaver, 28 Allison street McCrorie, Hugh, carpenter, 49 Giccn street McCrorie, Robert, engine driver, 20. Xelson street McCubbin, Alexander, solicitor and accountant, 2 Garden Park, Miller road McCubbin, John (of M'Cubbin & Son), 21 Barns street McCubbin, Joseph, slater, 14 Kyle street McCubbin & Son, tailors and clothiers, 40 Newmarket street McCulloch, Andrew, fireman, 6 Elba street McCulloch, Charles, pluml)er, 152 George street McCulloch, John, confectioner and pastry baker, 11 Alloway street —house, EUenbank, Carrick I'oad McCulloch, Peter, pointsman, 27 Boghall.row McCulloch, Thomas, plasterer, 10 Boghall row McCulloch William, china merchant. 42 George street^house, 42 Nelson street OENERAL DIRECTORY. , 1 19

McOulloch, William, storemau 3S Content street ]McCnlloch, Mrs, 4 Elba Street McCalloch, Miss J., 13 High street McCulloch, Mrs, la-lies' nnrse, 12 Church street McCutcheou, Mrs, Blackburn Farm, off Racecourse road McDdde, Samuel, police constable, 72 George street McDerment, James, chemist, 15 High street —house, 6 Eglinton Terrace, Fort McDerment, William, tailor, 66 Main street McDonald, Allan, 59 Peebles street McDonald, Donald, grocer, 12 Duke Street McDonald, Donald, spirit merchant, 32 Green Street lane McDonald, Donald, late superintendent of Burgh Police, Glencoe Cottage, Gas Work road McDonald, James, seaman, 13 Peebles street McDonald, John, boot and shoemaker, 102 High street—house, 19 Princes street

McDonald, J. L , Surveyor's Department, G.P.O. , 7 Queen's Terrace McDonald, John, iron dresser, 42 York street McDonald, John, joiner, 71 Wallace street McDonald, Neil, draper, Charleton, Back Hawkhill McDonald, Samuel, parish missionary, 76 John street McDonald, Samuel, shoemaker, 254 iSigh street

McDonald, T. , coachman, Airlie Stables, off Racecourse road McDonald, Mrs John, 45 Peebles street McDonald, Misses, furnished apartments 16 Wellington Square McDowall, James, 25 Wellington street McDowall, William, spirit merchant, 40 High street McDowall, William, clerk, 14 Green street McEwen, Capt. Hugh, 7 Barns Terrace McEwen, James, engine-driver, 20 Elmbank road McEwen, John, 1 Ailsa Place, Fort McEwen, Robert, cycle repairer, 88 High street McEwan, Thomas, bootmaker, 93 Main street—house, 12 View- field road McEwen, William, plumber, 4 Newmarket street M'Ewan, William, engineer, 42 New road

McFadyean, Archd. , stationer, 87 Main street and Tarn's Brig McFadyean, David, carrier, 21 Garden street McFadyean, James, carpenter, 146 High street McFadyean, Mrs Robert, hosier and draper, 132 High street- house, Ardenlea, Dalmellington road McFarlane, Charles, mason, Park cottage, Wellington street 120 (GENERAL DIRECTORY.

McFarlaue, Daniel, ship carpenter, 45 Content street McFarlane, James, 1 Hope street

McFarlane, William, carpet weaver, 115 Wallace street McFarlane, William, .stevedore, 6 Taylor street McFeat, Miss, milliner, 18 Fullarton street McFedris, David, coal agent, 44 Russell street McFedris, James, carter, HalFs vennal, off Peebles street McFedris, John, carter, 28 Limond's Wynd McFedris, William, Galloway crescent, 73 Russell street McFee, Hugh, fitter, 242 High street McFee, James, card cutter, 90 New road McGeachie, Eclward, miller, 11 Green street McGeachie, James, teacher of shorthand, etc., 1 Sandgate street McGeachie, Peter, Ayr Chemical and Manure Works, near Falk- land junction, oti' Prestwick road :::•, McGeachie, clerk, 11 street Robert G., Argyle r \ McGeachin, \A'illiam, builder, 18 Union street, off Prestwick road McGhee, David, mason, 33 Nelson street McGhie, Miss, dressmaker, 49 AUoway street McGill, David, daiiy, 123 South Harbour street McGili, James, muslin weaver, 142 George street McGill, John, stationmaster passenger station, Townliead McGill, Robert, china merchant, 92 Main street McGill, Robert, shoemaker, 17 Peebles street McGill, Thomas, engineer, 48 Content street McGill, William, batcher, 72 Mill street McGill, William, joiner. Craigie terrace, 68 John street McGill, Mrs, 22 Eglinton terrace. Fort McMillan, Robert," teacher, 22 Charlotte street McMillan, Robert, baker, 49 Main street McMillan, Thomas, accountant, 19 Hope sti'eet McMillan, William, traveller, 22 Russell street McMillan, Mrs, delf mart, 21 and 23 River street McMorian, George, cabinetmaker, 104 George street McMorrine, Mrs, 20 Wellington scj[aare McMurray, David, millwrigTit, 2H Green street McMurray, James, engineer, 2 Waggon road McMurray, Robert, clerk, G.P.O., 214 Green street McMurray, Thomas, painter, 23 South Harbour street McMurtrie, Andrew, pointsman, 41 Wellington street McMurtrie, Andrew, niasou, 86 York street lane McMurtrie, Andrew, town's postman, Maitland Cottage, Church street • lENEBAL DIRECTORY. 121

McMurtrie, David, slater, IS Russell street McMurtrie, James, solicitor, 70 Newmarket street- -house, 8t Bernards, South Park road, oft" Racecourse road McMurtne, James, postings estaMishment, 13 Sand^ate Street and 12 Dalblair Hoad house, u do. (See advt, p76) McMurtrie, John, & Son, watchmakers and jewellers, 18 New- market street—house, 127 High street McMurtrie, Robert, plumber and slater, 21 Cardck street McMurtrie, William, tailor, 2H Wellington street McMurtrie, Mr? Andrew, Fullarton Lodge, Beresford terrace

McMurtrie, Mrs D. , Mailland Cottage, Church street McNabb, Robert, Highland missionary, 7 Rtissell street MclTair, Henry, flesher, 22 Saadgate Street—house 2 Cathcart Street. (See advt. p 106) McNair, William, flesher, 18 Beresford terrace McNaught, Robert D., bank teller 36^ Green street McNaughton Mrs James, of Smithfield, Roseburn, Racecourse road McNee, A. & W,, fruiterers, 12 Newmarket street, and 199 High street McNee, John, saddler, 6 Wellington street McNeight, Misses, 4 Cromwell place. Fort McNcillie, \Villiam, mason, 62 Elba street McNeillie, Miss, 4 South place, Midton road McNinch, Neil, 107 Cross street McNinch, Neil, engine tenter, 36 Viewiield road McNinch, "N^^illiam painter, 25 Queen street McNinch, William draper and coal agent, 11 George street McNeil, James, town postman, 20 Wallace street McPhee, Robert, painter, Pembroke villa, off Alloway place McPherson, Alexander, contractor, 261 High street McPherson, Mrs James, 10 Gordon terrace, Content street McQuater, Allan, tombstone cutter, 158 G-eorge Street— (See advt. p 82) McQxtaker, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 27 and 29 Green street McQuaker, William, grocer and spirit merchant, 16 and 18 Content street

McQuater, Miss M. , Glenlee cottage, Princes street McQueen, Charles, fleshei-, 20 Alloway street— liouse, Springvale cottage, Springvale road —

122 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

McQueen, Petei', plasterer, Daisy cottage, off Preslwick rodd McQueen, Miss, 51 Carrick street McQuiston, Hii^h, cycle depot, 18 Oamck Street—house. Ester Lea, Prestwick Road. (See advt. p 78) McQuiston, John, hay dealer, 40 Peebles street McQuiston, Peter, coal agent, 42 (Ireen street McQuiston, William, carter, 80 Elba sti'eet McEae, Miss, 50 New road McHitcMe, James, fleslier, 31 Alloway Street—(See advt. p56 McRobert, Gordon, engine driver, 16 Nelson street McRoberts, John, shoemaker, 22 Apna place McRoberts, William, platform manager G. & S.-W. Railway house, 72 iVIill street McSkimming, J. G., accountant, 7 Wellington square— house, 7 Carrick street McSwan, Norman, police constable, 35 Wallace street McTaggart, Mrs, fish merchant, 61 South Harbour street McTurk. .John, njason, 86 Russell street McTurk, John, fireman, 46 Allisoii street McVean, Capt. John, 34 Glreen street McYicar, Robert (of Currie, Rae & Co.), Glenifi'er place. Miller road McVicar, William, joiner, Craigie cottages, .1 hn street McYicar, Mrs, Craigie terrace, 71 John street Mc Walter, John, engineer, 30 Green street McWhinnie, Mrs A., fancy goods merchant, 224 High street McWhinnie, Mrs, laundress, Galloway crescent, 67 Russell street McWhirter, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 64 Green street McWhirter, David, Carrick dairy, 36 Carrick street—house, 42 do. McWhirter, James, police constable, :06 George street McWhirter, John, joiner, Galloway crescent, 55 Russell street McWhirter, Robert, dairyman, Blackhouse lodge, AVhitletts road McWhirter, Robert, joiner, 21 George street McWhirter, Thomas, carter, 45 Mill street McWhirter. William, 23 Wallace street McWilliam, William, brasstinisher, 39 Content street McWilliam, Mrs Thomas, Sornlea cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road IT Nairx, Mrs, 19 Barns street

Naismith, William John, M.D. , CM., 13 Alloway place Napier, Hugh, town postman, 27 Ri>'er terrace GENERAL DIKECTORY. 123

Napier, James, letter stamper, 3 Duuedin place, off Prestwick road Napier, N. G., piano tuner, Gardner cottage, 50 Chui^cli street

Napier, Peter G. , superintending postman, Ringuinea place, 47 Church street Napier, William, late postman, Gardner cottage, 50 Church street Napier, Wm., clerk, G.P.O., Ringuinea place, 47 Church street National Telephone Co., 180 High street Neil, Adam, dairyman, 28 Princes street Neil, Daniel, tailor, 1 Saltfield house Neil, Francis, cabinetmaker, 12 High street

Neil, Francis, jr , cabinetmaker and funeral undertaker, 76^ George street Neil, James, precentor, 42 Content street Neil, James, cabinetmaker and funeral undertaker, 65 Main street —house, (31 Main street Neil, Robert, bookseller, 267 High street— house, 269 High street Neil, Robert, confectioner and tobacconist, 8 AUoway street and G Carrick street

Neil, T W. , coachman. 8 Duke street Neil, Thomas, storenian, 7 (xordon terrace. Content street Neil, William, carpenter, 100 New I'oad Neil William, mason, 33 Nelson street Neil, William, mason, 254 Higli street Neil, William, tailor 105 Main street Neil, William, Ye Whippe Inn, 179 High street Neil, Miss, washer and dresser, 60 Dalblair road Neil, Miss. ViewHeld, Racecourse ri)ad Neil, Mrs Alexander, 41 Allison street Neil, Mrs John, 13 Cairick park, off Midton road

Neil, Mrs William, !) Main street Neillands, David, stud groom, Carrick Hons3 staWes, Carrick park Neilson, J. A., Glenfairn, Racecourse road Neilson, Robert, railway i)'rier, 4,S High street Nestor, Jolm, coachnnn, -0 (^wdca slieet Newall, James, salesman, 25 Boghall row Newlands, James, pattern maker, S Russell street Newlands, Mrs Helen, TLinper.-inco hotel, 2 Carrick street, Newton xYcademy (J Houston), (Ti'een street lane Newton Liberal Club, 26 Main street

Newtonliead School (G. Buchanan , Viewtleld road Newton and Wiillaceto\\ u Bowling Green, Hawkhill, oft Russell street 124 (^EKKKAL DIKECTORY.

Nice], Bryce, ccuchniakei-, 44 Church street Nicol, George, hak r, IS Viewhehl road Xico], James, seaman, 2 Saltfiehl house jSicol, Miss, laundry, 8 Cathcart street Nicolson, Alexander (of Xieolson Brothers), 9 Bellvue crescent, off Beresford terrace Nioholson, Brothers, general drapers, 175 High Street— (See advt. p (i9) Nicolson, John, telegraph luieman, lo4 (George ,-treet Nishet, James, carpet weaver, 7 Allison street Kisbet, Thomas, mason, 64 (4reen street lane Hisbit, Mrs George, Alfred Hotel, 8 & 10 Saadgate Street (8ee advt. p 7) Niveti, Hugh, Rosjdin co'tage, Beresford terrace Niven, James, joiner, 10 Kirk port, High street Niveu, Richard, Airiie house, Victoria park, "Racecourse road Niven, William, baker, 214 High street Niven, Miss 69 Alloway street Niven, Mis, laundress, 28 Fort street Nixon, Thomas, joiner, Crosshill place, Green street Noble, John compositor, 3 Wolselcy place, Church street Noljle Rev. Robert, Orwell cot age, back Hawkhdl Noirie, Miss A., female teacher, Grammar school— house, Green- lawn cottage, Midton road Norris. William, seaman. 10 Fort street

O'Beirne, J. H. , solicitor, 5 Newmarket street

" OTaserver " PiiTalighing OiSces, " Olaserver " B".3.ilD.i23gs, -('"^ee advt. Kyle Street p ) Ochiltree, John joiner, 6 Gordon terrace, Content street Ochiltree, luJiert, clerk, Greenbank cottage ll4 New road Ochiltree, William, cabinetmaker, 80 Sandgate street Ochiltree, Miss, 6 Albert terrace, head of John street O'Donnell, Manus. fish merchant, 52 & 5i "Wallace Street (8ee advt. p 87) O'Farrell, John, Avaiter, 8 Elba street Ogg, "William, tailor & clothier, 46 Sandgate Street - house, 17 Kglinton Terrace, Fort. (See advt. p 33) GENERAL DIRECTORY. 125

O'Hagan, Michael, saleroom, 5 Mill street ' O'Hara, John, grocer and dealer, 93 and 95 Wallace street Oliver, Charles, S Queen's terrace Oliver. James, grocer and spirit merchant, 41 High street—house, 12 Barns terrace Oliver, William, baker, 3 Lome place, Argyle street Oman, Mrs Chaides, Pomona house, Seabank road Orr, Kennedy, mason, 24 Viewfield road Orr Robert, merchant, 36 North Harbour street—house, 7 Hawkhill, Whitletts road Orr, Thomas, commercial traveller, Arbuthnot cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Orr, Mrs Gilbert, stay maker. IG Mill street- Osborne, James, road contractor, Osborne cottage, back Hawk- hill Osborne, \A'illiam, ro id contractor, Viewfield cottage, back Hawkhill Osborne, Miss, 5 Cassillis street Oswald, \!iss, 65 Cross street

O'Shaughnessy, Rev. W J. , St Margaret's, John street Owens, Andrew, railway guard, 9 Damside

Park, ^Villiam, lace weavei\ 73 Main street

•! Park, Miss, Park circus, W , off Racecourse road Park, Miss, sewing agent, 12 John street Parker v Co., rag merchants, 22 and 24 Clune's vennel Parker, Irvine, 2 Avondale terrace, off Prestwick road Parker, Matthew, boot canvasser, 15 Peebles street Parker. Thomas, railway pointsman, 58 Viewfield road Parochial Board Office, 21 Kyle street Paterson, Alexander, G.P clerk, 10 Kirk port, off High street

Paterson, A. lSj; W , boot and shoemakers, 1S4 High street Paterson, Andrew & 8on, tanners, curriers, shoe manufacturers, and tallow merchants. Mill street Paterson, Andrew grocer, 36 Wellington street Paterson, Archibald, grocer and provision merchant, 47 Main street house— 12 Union street Paterson, David, Virginia place 96 New road Paterson, George, blacksmith, 45 Carrick street Paterson, Hugh, late po.stman to Dalryinple, 49 Craigie terrace, John street Paterson, Hugh, jr., letter stampar, 49 Craigie terrace, John street 126 GENERAL DIKEOTORY.

Paterson, James, clerk, 6 Burnett tei'race, Hawkliill, off Whit- letts road Paterson, James, currier and leather cutter, 4 Kirk port, off High street —house, 81 Mill street Paterson, James pilot, 20 Qreen street Paterson, J. D., iroameag©?, 8 Old Bridge Street -(See advt. p 124) Paterson, John H. grocer and provision merchant, 190 High , street —house, 41 Craigie terrace, John street Paterson, Jolui (of A. Paterson & SoiO, 9 Barns ' errace Paterson, John, railway porter, • Observer' buildings, Kyle street Paterson, John, tenter, lOS New road Paterson, Robert, 24 Allison street Paterson, Robertson, joiner, 84 New road Paterson, Sens & Oe-, pianoforte and music sellers, 31 -See advt. Ne-w Ma,rl£et Street p ) Paterson, Thomas, 20 Elba street Paterson, Thomas, joiner, 7 Carrick street Paterson, Walter, grocer, Saachie bank, Dalmellington road Paterson, W. A. O., sheriff-substitute, 21 Wellington S(juare

Paterson, "William, 85 Soii^, groeers-, 249 m^h Street- house, Meadowbank, Carrick Park, off Midton Road. (See

advt. p. 19)

Paterson, William, (I. P.O. clerk, 10 Kirk port, off High street Paterson, William, blacksmith, 45 Carrick sti-eet Paterson, William, waiter, 38 Green street Paterson, William 78 John street Paton D. W.. Dornoch, Racecourse road Paton, James & Sons, M'ood mercliants, Ayr Saw Mills, North quay Paton, J B. (of James I'aton & Sons), Oakbank, Miller road Paton, John, joiner, 3 iVlleghany terrace. Church street

Paton, Bolsert, jr., railway tavern, 48 ISyl© Street- house, Forres, Dalmellington Road (Sec advt p 9) Paton, Robert, joiner, 44 Kyle street Paton, Robert, Gartferry, Racecourse road Paton, Thomas, South Barn\'\'eil, Barns crescent Paton, William, joiner, 3 Kyle street— house, Afton cottage, Midton road Paton, William, mason, 32 Elba street GENKKAL DIKECTORY. 127

Paton^ Mrs John, CTreenla\Mi cottage, Midton road ' Paton, Mrs Joseph, 24 New Bridire street

Paton, Mrs W. , 37b Wellington street Patrick, William, joiner, 57 Peebles street

Paul, G , 3 Seaforth place, Prestwiek road Paul, James, missionary and secretary to the Ayrshire Mission to the Deaf and Dumb. Kilmarnock Paul, James, joiner, 33 Eussell street Paul, Robert, lathsplitter, 41 Carrick street Paul, William, joiner, 68 Allison street Pai;l, Miss, fruiterer and confectioner, 43 Carrick street Peacock, Wdliam, commercial travaller, West cottage, Prestwiek road Peden, ^Villiam, commercial traveller, Plevena cottage, Cai^rick park, Midton road Penny, James, tailor's cutter, 5 Burnett terrace, Hawkhill, off Whitletts road Percy. Miss Cornhill cottage, Prestwiek road Pettigrew, Alexander, malster, 22 \iill street David precentor, street Pettigrew, C , 67 John

Phillips, George B. . 3 Eglinton terrace, Fort Phillips, Nathaniel book deliverer, 11 N"elson street Phillips, Mrs, 1 FJmbank place. New road Picken, Alexander, salesman, 67 Green street Picken, Archibald, 2 Wolseley place. Church street Picken, Pr.vid, fiesher, i)9h Main street Picken, J., baker, 69 Main sticet Picken, Mrs, 5S Allison street -I.Iajrr, Pilgrim, W. A. W , Sergt 2nd Vol Bat., 135 High street Piper, William, clerk, 114 High street Pitt, Hugh, police const aide, 214 Eigh street Polland, J, lines, boot and shoemaker, 9 New road Police Othce (William McKay) Superintendent, Town's buildings. New Br dge street Pollock, James, mason 49 Ailoway street Pollock, Peter (of Pollock & McLauchlan), 33 River street Pollock & M'Laue3ilan, ssrater water manufacturers, 33 Hiver street— (See advt. p 103 Pollock, Thonias, shoemaker, 81 New road Pollock, William, mason, 40 High street Pollock, William, solicitor and banker. 24 Sandgate street — house, 6 Ailoway place Pollock, William J., solicitor, 6 Ailoway place 128 (GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Pollok, Major Robert Morris, C.C. , Middleton house, Racecourse Porter, J. E., restaurant, 9 Hops street Post Office, 43 Newmarket street Poustie, Andrew, cabinetmaker, 137 South Harbour street Poustie. James, brassfouuder, 1154 George street Pratt, Joseph, postman to Dunure, 78 George street Pratt, Joseph, late staff sergeant, 78 George street Pratt, John, town postman, 78 Geoi-ge street Prentice, John, 54 Allison street Prestley, Alexander, railway guard 80 New road Pr'ingle, Adam, gardener, Windyhall. ~idton road Printing Office, " Ayr Advertiser " 106 High street Printing Office, " Ayr Observer" buildings, Kyle street Printing Office, " Ayrshii-e Post," 63 Newmarket street Pritchard, John, coach painter. 58 Green street Prothers, Mrs, Content house, head of Content street Purdie, "William, & Soa, tailors and clothiers, 20 New BridSje Street—house, Haniet Lea, Dalmellington Road. 'See advt. p 6)

Purdie, Miss, J. G-., draper and milliner, 123 Hig-li Street —house, Harriet Lea, Dahiiellington Road. (See advt. p 6) Pyper, Colin, railway porter, 8 Darlington road Pyper, Jolm, railway servant, 4 Green Street lane Pyper, Robert, Inspector of Poor parish of St Quivox, 98 Cross street—house, Havt^khill, Whitletts road

Q Quia, ]Michael, town porter, 34 Wellington street

Rae, Archibald (of (^irrie, Rae & Co.), Craighall, Beresford terrace Rae, James, thatcher, 54 George street Rae, James M.. ladies' and gentlemen's outfitter, 5 Macneille buildings, Newmarket street — house, Craighall, Beresford terrace. Rae, William, iron moulder, 30 Green street Rae, Mrs, 2 Morningside cottage, Springvale road Rainie, Rev. William, 10 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street Ramage, George, millwright, Hunter's place, 72 Viewfield road Ramsay, David, cabinetmaker, 119 Cross street —

GENERAL DIRKOTORY. 129

Ramsay, -John, Milrig hotel, Charlotte street

Ramsay, Robert, postmaster, G.P.O. , Newmarket street — house, Clyde cottage. Fort Ramsay, William, grocer and spirit merchant, 278 High street

house, I Kyle street Ramsay, "Willian, joiner, 19 Sandgate Street— iiouse, 5

Havaimah Place. (See advt p i 10 Ramsay, Mrs, 8 Havelock terrace. Miller road Ranken, G J. (of Rankon & Yass), 6 Park terrace, off Alloway place Raiiken, James, & Co., cement merchants, 131 High street stores, Green street lane Ranken & Vass, solicitors, 4 Ne-\^ market street Rankeii, Mrs Andrew. 6 Park terrace, off Alloway place Rankin, Misses, 4 Eglinton terrace, Fort Rarity, Thomas, lace weaver, 117 Main street Rattray, James, blacksmith, 32 Wellington street Ravie, David, church otficer, 42 Newmarket street

Raynor, Mrs M. , Milrig place, G Charlotte street

Redford, E. P. W., surveyor, G.P.O. , Elmsley, Racecourse road Redmayne \ Sons, outfitters, 22 New Bridge street Eedmond, John, joiner and funeral undertaker, 38 ^Tew Hoad—house. 40 Allison Street. (See advt. p 70; Redmond. Peter F., 75 South Harbour street Register Office for Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 23 New- Bridge street Reid, A., tea merchant. North Barn well, oft' Miller road Reid, Adam, turner, 53 New road Reid, Alexander, baker, 24 Wallace street Reid. Alexander, shoemaker, 32 Main street Reid, Alexander, mtison, 33 New Bridge street Reid, Archibald, weaver, 68 Elba street Reid, Archibald, clerk, 2 Burnett terrace, Hawkhill, oft' Whitletts road Reid & Co., brassfounders, 114 High street- -house, North Baniweil, off Miller road Reid, David lof J. Reid & Son\ 15 Charlotte street Reid, David, Mountpleasant, Back Hawkhill Reid, David (of J. & D. Reid), 119 High street Reid, Francis, 133 South Harbour street Reid, George, weaver, 7 Weaver street Reid, George, carpet weaver, 44 York street ISO CENERAJ. DIRECTORY.

Reid, James, 58 Mill street Raid, James, ship carpenter, 47 (Ireen street Reid, James, baker, 117 Main street Raid, James, compositor, Drund^owie place, 27 Boghall row EsicL, J. & 3., caMnetmeikors and upholsterers, 96 and 116 High Streei;, and 33 E/Ussell Street-(See advt. p 59) Reid, John of J. Reid & Son), 2 Brougham place Reid, John & Son, cabinetmakers, upholsterers, and house agents, 26 and 30 Sandgate street Reid, John, mason, 4 Weaver street Reid, John, mason, 121 Main street Reid, Johir, & .Sons, power loom cloth manufacturers, Russell street—house, 1 Xelson street Eeid, Matthew, hatter, 104 lli^h Street -house, 2 York street Lane (See advt. p 97) Reid, Matthew, late sergeant, 97 New road Reid, Samuel, moulder, 4 Wolseley place. Church street Reid, Thomas, 2 Citadel place. Fort Reid, Thomas, coachbuilder, 7 Main street Reid, William, shoemaker, 18 Boghall row Reid, William, iron plane maker, 1.3 Wellington street Reid, William, blacksmith, 33 Nelson street Reid, William, baker, 84 Cross street Reid, Mrs George, 16 Tajdor street Reid, Mrs Hugh, 4 Barns terrace

Reid, Mrs Hugh M , tailoress, 24 New Bridge street Reid, Mrs, North Barnweil off Miller road Reid, Mrs, matron of prison, 9 Bath place Reid, Mrs, 7 Eglinton terrace, Fort Reid, Mrs, ',.'5 Dalblair road Reid, Miss, dressmaker, 3 Havannah place, A'iewSeld road

Rennie, John W. , tobacconist and hairdresser, 28 High street- house, 19 Green street Rennie, Robert, badge porter, 19 Green street Renwick, William, Bellevue lodge, Racecourse road ReM'-castle, Mrs James, dairy, 38 Clune street Hichardson, Thomas, postman to Macnairston, and music teasher, •? G-ordon Terrace, Content Street— (See advt. p Hi) Richardson, Mrs J., Berlin wool and fancy depository, 4 Sand- gate street—liouse, Etive, Dalmellington road —

(JKNERAL L)1KK(JT0KT, 131

Pvicliardsou, Janet, Galloway crescent, 61 Russell s leet Richmond, George, engine driver, 20 Wellington street Richmond, James, grocer, 1 Wellington street Richmond, J., wlioiesale confectioner, Ayr confectionery works, Allison street —house, 8 North Park terrace Richmond, William, electrician, HH High street Richmond, Miss, (Jrosvcnor place 87 Fort street

Ridda 1, l)r John, '28 Eglinton terrace, Fort

Kidda'l, John, groom, 1 Hope street noToertson, Albert, knitting and machine warehouse, 4 Old Bridge Street (Hee advt. p 6S) Robertson, Andic^-, coachman, 89 Mill street Robertson & Co., general drapers, U)2 High street Robertson, Daniel, gardener HI AUoway street Robertson, James Soldiers' Home, New Bridge street Robertson, James, tailor, 4 High street — house, Murray place,

S8 Allison ,' treet Robertson, James, cal)inetmaker, 88 George street Robertson, Capt James, (Jo (Jreen street Robertson, James, shoemaker, 84 Weaver street Robertson, John, 8 Barns street Robertson, Rev. John. 8 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street Robertson, John :4 New Bridge street Robertson, John B., upholstei-er, 22 Argyle street Robertson, John, shoemaker, 38 George street Robertson, Peter, mason, 21 Cross street

Robertson, Roljert (of Ro1)ertson .t Coy.), Dhunan villa, Barns crescent, off Millm- rond Robertson, Robert, railway guard, <^neen street Robertson, Robert, tailor and clothier, 51 Newmaiket street house, 8 Barns crescent, ofl^" Miller road Ritchie, Capt. Alex., harbour-master -house, St John's, Fort Ritcliie, Hoggau, groom, 4 Wattlield road, oft' Midton road aitchie, James, draper, milliner and dressmaker, 239 house, Villa, Hig^h. , Street— Hope Carrick Road. iSee advt. p 'A)

Ritcliie, John, railway carriage inspectoi', 15) Russell street Ritchie, J. M., 2 Windsor villa. Miller road Ritchie & M'Kay, wo )d turners and stair railers, 89 Mill street Ritchie, Thomas, engine-driver, 21 Nelson street

Ritchie, William, t\: Son, manufacturers, Church street

Ritchie, William (of Ritchie iv- 8on , 2 Windsor villa, Miller road —

132 (iENERA7_, DIRECTORY.

Ritchie, William, stair niilei-, 48 Russell street RitcMe, Mrs, I., Kyle Hotel, ,9 Syl© Street -iSee advt. p 56) Ritchie Mrs John, 2 Park circus (west), oft' Racecourse road Ritchie, Mrs Joseph, Maryfield cottage, Midton road Robb, Henry, foreman caulker, "24 Wallace street Robb, Mrs R., ladies' nurse, 4 Kyle .street Robb, Mrs, laundress. Princes street

Robertson, G. F. , connnercial traveller, Glencloy, Midton road

Roberton, Wm. , carpet weaver, 19 Wellington street Robertson, Thomas, engine-driver, 43 Wellington street Robertson, >Viliiani, 2 Stanley place, Dalblair road Robertson, William, 8 Queen's terrace Robertson, William, tailor, 20 Mill street Robertson, William, & Sons, coaclibuilders, 4'3 George street house, 23 Geci'ge str et Boddie, &., ^ray, px-hiter, Tsookseller, stationer and ne'wsag'ent, 252 Kig'li Street—house, 254 do. (See advt. P 63) Rodger, (4eorge, painter, 53 Mill street Rodger, James, plundjer, 7 Gordon terrace, Content street Rodger, John, saddler, 9 Ballantine drive, otf Carrick road Rodger, John, gardener 34 Nelson street Eod^erj Jolin M-, iron founder, KjIq Foundry, Townliead —house,, Avondale villa, Carrick road (See advt, p 64) R,odgers, Robert. 7nanager locomotive department, G. & S.-W. R. —house, Virginia place, 98 Kew rood Rodger, Mrs, P27 High street Rodie, John, joiner, 7 Wallace street Roman Catholic School, Chapel Inae, Elba street Ronald, Mrs John, 29 Wellington square Ross, Alex., inspector of police, 23 Alloway street Ross, Alex., grocer, 11 Cross street Ross, Fred., seaman, 1 Green street lane Boss, Jolin, plumlaer, 18 3jTortli HarTsour Street- (See advt. p 88) Ross, John, millwright, 2 Wolseley place, Church street Ross, John, miller, 44 North Harbour street Ross, Lient.-CoL, Kirkfield, Park circus, offBeresford terrace Ross, Thomas, shoemaker, ( 8 Elba street Ross, Neil, butcher, 3 Church street „" (4KNEKAJ. DIREOTORY 133

Ross, VVilliain, roadm.iii, 24 Wellington street Ross, William, engine-di^ivei-, 12 Wellington s'reet Rossi, Josepli, ice cream saloon, 11 Old Bridge Street - (See advt. p 112 Rowan, C. B., solicitor, Piocurator-Fiscal for the Burgh of Ayr, 237 Higli street Rowan, David (of Ayr Steam Shipping Co.), 11 Park circus west), oft" Racecourse road

Rowan, Gilbert, manager, Ayr Mineral Water Coy , 5 Avondale terrace, off' Prestwick road Rowan, Hugh, ostler, 5 Daiblair road Rowan, Michael, spirit dealer, 218 High street; house, 220 do. Rowan, Michael, jr., salesman, 16 Alloway street Rowan, Robert, traveller, 76 Russell street Rowan. Thomas, tailor's cutter, o Carrick street Rowand Dr Andrew, 18 P>arns street Roxburgh, Mrs, 35 Russell street Roy, James, dairyman, 220 High st?-eet Rusk, James, shoemaker, 17 Queen street Rusk, John, cashier, 219 High street Rusk, S.. rope manufacturer, 16 Alloway street Riissell, Geoi-ge, shoemaker, 62 Eglinton terrace, Fort Russell, Mrs William, 59 Green street Rutherford, Dr Alex., M.B., County Hospital, CunuH»ck road Rutherford, G. & H., grocers and spirit merchants, 126 High street —house, 2 Kirkport, oif High street Ruthven, William, 4 Falkland park, Prestwick road

s' Sadler, William, tailor and clothier, 200 High street Sanderson, Joseph, butler, 25 Samlgate street 134 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Sargent, Henry, 65 .'-oulh Harbour street Sargent, Mrs James, 38 Wellington street Scobbie, James, prison warmer, 18 Peebles street Scott, Duncan, currier, 37 New road

Scott, Rev. G. J. C , manse, John street

Scott, G. R. , florist, 43 Sandgate street—house, 3 George street Scott, James, head master Episcopal School, 2 Barns crescent, off" Miller road Scott, James, leather cutter, 46 New road Scott, James, fruiterer and florist, 6 New Bridge street — house, 36 New road Scott, John, Tarn o' Shanter Inn, 246 High street Scott, John T., corporate accountant, 2 Fullarton street Scott, Robert, goods checker, 46 Nelson street

Scott, Robert, Fort house. Fort . Scott, William, Arranview gardens, Prest-wick road Scott, William, mason, 28 Klmbank road Scott, Mrs A. C, 10 Park Circus W., off Racecoui se road Scott, Mrs Walter, Galloway crescent, 59 Russell street Scott, Mrs "Wm-, Kind's Arms Hotel, 14 Hig-li Street— (See advt., p 37) Scottish Equitalole Life Assurance Society—Agent, chas. Smith, Clydesdale Bank (Se^ advt, p 14 Scottish "Widows' Fund—-lames Young, 106 High street. (See advt, opposite title page) Secular, Robert (of John Allan & Co.), Lyncluden, Dalniellington road Scullion, Thomas, horse dealer, 85 Wallace street Scullion, William, horse dealer, 28 Wallace street Semple, A & &•, Cycle Depot, 73 High Street- house u Beresford terrace (See advt, p 78) Semple, Alexander, lorrymau, 82 George street Semple, James, master mariner, 93 New road Semple, John, furnishing ironmonger & iron merchant, 73 High Street—house, Ardair, Racecourse road (See advt, p 100) Semple, Mrs A "W-, underclothing warehoTise, 8 New- market Street - (See advt, p 5) Semple, Miss, dressmaker, 10 Barns street Sellars, W. R., tailor, 82 High street GE-VE«AL DIRECTORY. 135

Senior, Edward, piano warehouse, 247 High street and 13 Kyle street —house, 23 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Session Clerk—J. W. M'Clymont, solicitor, 52 Newmarket street '.Session Clerk, Newton —W. T Ferguson, "Observer" office, Kyle street, Ayr Session Clerk Wallacetown—John Watson, 49 Content street Shankland, Robert, 6 Montgomerie terrace, Fort

Shankland, William, railway foreman, (j Gordon texTaee, Con- tent street

Shankland, Miss M. , registrar office, 52 Sandgate street Sharp, Claud, 8 Park terrace, off" Alloway place Sharp, Miss, Ayrshire needlework, 4 Montgomerie terrace, Fort Sharp, Miss, dressmaker, 42 Elba street

Shaw, Charles G. , solicitor. County Buildings—house, Welling- house. 25 Wellington square

Shaw, D. W., solicitor Lt J. P. Clerk, County Buildings, W-'ellington square Shaw & Dunlop, solicitors, County Buildings, Wellington square Shaw, James, 22u High street

Sliaw, Jolin, grocer, 10 Gordon Place, George Street— (J^ee advt, p 107)- ShaAv, John, sheriff" officer, 48 High street Shaw, Samuel, engine man, 8 Argyle street Shaw, Mrs James, 2 Boghall row Shaw, Mrs, 7 VVattfield road, oft" Midton road Shearer, Andrew, grain dealer, Mossill cottage, off" Prestwick road Shearer, David, baker, 8 Nelson street

Shearer, John, clothier, 28 3^ewmarket Street - house, 2 Carrick park, Midton road (See advt, p 73) " " Shearer, Robert, blacksmith, Observer Buildings, Kyle street Shearer, William, cabinetmaker, 33 New road Shearer, Miss, dressmaker, 3 New Bridge street Shields, David tinsmith, 19 Russell street Shields, James, bottler, 104 George street Shields, Robert, compositor, 19 New road Shields, Thomo-s Marchmont, Dalmellington road Shields, William, wood merchant, 44 (Treen Street lane Shields, Mrs John, 20 New road Short, Robert, janitor, Russell street school Sillars, David, dairyman, 66 York street lane Sillars, James, 4 Wolseley place, Church street lane —

136 GENERAJ^ DIRECTORY

Sillars, John, ham curer, 26 Main street vSilver, John (of Silver & Young), Ryefield place, Prestwiok Silver & Young, solicitors, 42 Newmarket street Sim, Robert, manufacturer, Stewarton— house, Annickdale, Southpark road, off Midton road Sime, Harry, baker, 72 Allison street

Sime, Henry R , band master, 100 High street Simpson, Alexander, seaman, 16 Sandgate street Simpson, Alexander, joiner, 27 River terrace Simpson, George, joiner. 114 High street Simpson, James, salesman, Ayr Brewery, 39 Mill street Simpson, Quintin, slater, 119 High street Simpson, Captain Thomas, Fort house. Fort Sinclair, George, 104 John street Sinclair, John, mason, 7 Wellington street Sinclair, Mrs James, Bellevue cottage, 10 Midton road Singer Sewing Machine Warehouse, 88 and 90 Sandgate street Singleton, John, pilot, 63 Main street Singleton, Mrs James, 2 Wellington street Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of St John's Refuge, Smith street Skinner, Mrs, 4 INew Bridge street Sloan, Hugh, carter, 26 Duke street Sloan, John, pilot, 3 Garden street Sloane, Miss, milliner, 186 High street Sloan, Miss, 2 Barns street Sloane, Miss, confectioner, 119 High street Sloss, David, carter, 125 South Harbour street Smart, A. C., Belair villa, off Alloway place Smart, James, gardener, 48 George street Smart, Miss, 2 Barns terrace Smillie, Archibald, spirit merchant, 5 Harbour street Smith, Andrew & Sou, grain merchants, 21 Alloway street Smith, Archibald, railway foreman, 84 Russell street Smith, Charles, agent Clydesdale Bank, High street—house, Arrandoon, Carrick road Smith, David (of Lawrie & Smith), 27 Sandgate street Smith, D. & J., boot and shoe manufacturers, Tam's Brig warehouse, 175 Trongate, Glasgow Smith, George, coal agent and agent for Hurlford Fireclay Works

— ofifice, 7 Main street : house, 76 New road Smith, George, draper, Kirktield Villa, Bellevue Crescent, off Beresford terrace Smith & Henry, dress and mantle makers, 14 Newmarket street Smith, Hugh, carter, 38 Green Street lane 1 —

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 137

Smith, Hugh, postman to Alioway house, Galloway Crescent, 57 Russell street Smith, James draper, 58 High street—house, Raemoir, Bowman road Smith, James, draper, 124 High street and 30 Main stree — house, Craigielea, Falkland road Smith, James, shoemaker, 86 Sand^ate Street—house, 24 Wallace street (See advt, p 46 Smith, James, tobacconist and watchmaker, 2 Sandgate street house, do. Smith, James, spirit merchant, 20 Main street Smith, James (of J. W. Smith), Rosebank Cottage, Back Hawk- hill Smith, James, Devon Cottage, Back Hawkhill office, Smitli, John G. , ship broker and agent, Ayr Colliery North Harbour— liouse, 4 Havelock Terrace, Miller road Smith, John grocer, 14 Mill street Smith, John, foreman carter, 22 Kyle street Smith, John, vauman, 9 Elmbank road Smith, John & Co., grocers and spirit dealers, Allison Street— ^^ee advt, p 20) Smith, John H., Craigie Terrace, 63 John street Smith, J. & W., accountants and house agents, 25b Newmarket street Smith, Lewis, insurance agent, 4 Dunedin place, otfPrestwick rd Smith, Matthew Hawtliorn Cottage, back Hawkhill Smith, Robert, carver and gihler, 68 Sandgate street— liouse, 30 Viewtield road

Smith, Robert M. , tailor, 45 High street Smith, Thomas, factor and insurance agent, 12 Beresford terrace Smith, Thomas, painter, 1 Lome Place, Argyle street Smith, William, manager, Ayr Gas Works, Gas \^'ork road Smith, Willianj, spirit merchant and cork -jutter. Union Tivern, 3 Boat Vennal—house, 20 Academy street Smith, William, mason, 138 Cross street Smith, William, agent Liverpool Victoria Legal Society, 12 Argyle street Smith, Mrs Ales., AUoway Dining Rooms, 61 AUoway Street— (See advt, p 67) Smith, Mrs Andrew, 12 Barns street Smith, Mrs E., 2 Park Terrace, off Alloway place Smith, Mrs James, Melling Villa, Midton road —

138 (JKNERAL DIRECTORY.

Smith, Mrs Joihu, 2 Dalblair Terrace, Dalblair road Smith, Mrs Robert. 42 Sandgate street Smith, Mrs, 4 Carrick Park, off Midton road Smith, Miss, Hope Villa, Carrick road Smith, Miss, ladies niii'se, 16 Sandgate street Smith, Miss J., dairy, 774 Main street Smith, Miss, green grocer, 15 George street Smith, Misses J. & I., dressmakers, 37 Fullarton street Smith's Institution, Cumnock Road—George Bain, teacher Smyth, H., Violet Bank, Dalmellington road

Sommerville, Alexander, engine drivei , fO Russell street Sommerville, David, 2 Bath place Sommerville, Thomas, mason, 4 Wellington street

Sommerville, Mrs E. , 25 Nelson street Sommerville, Mrs J. R., 3 Doon Terrace, off Midton roa

bouse, 1 1 Alloway place (See advt, p 29) —

GENERAL DIKECTORY. 139

Steele, Mrs, Briarland, Carrick road Steen, Thomas, Ayrshire & Crallo-way Sotel, Silloch Place (See advt. p 9) Stephen & Pollock, hooksellers and stationers 37 Sand- gate Street— (See advt, 1 and 2) Stephen, Mrs William (of Stephen & Pollock), 8 Fullartori street Steven, James, Inspector of Police, Milrig Place, 4 Charlotte street Stevens, Mrs, 12 Ballantine Drive, off Carrick road Stevenson, Allan (of Allan Stevenson & Kerr), Largie, Dalmel- lington road Stevenson, Allan & Kerr, architec s, 14 Cathcivrt street Stevenson, James, tobacconist and hairdresser, 6 High street and 7 Main street —house, Glenrose, Princes street Stevenson, John, ostler, 79 Alioway street

Stevenson, M. & M, liosiers, 7 Alioway street —house, 5 Alioway , street Stevenson, Robert, builder, Innes Cottage, Viewfield road Stevenson, Robert, Carmel Bank, Back Hawkhill Stevenson, R. W., stationery clerk, G.P.O., Aytoun Cottage, Prestwick road Stewart. Rev. A., 2 Eglinton terrace. Fort

Ste'wart, Alez- , commercial traveller, 72 G-eorgre Street — (See a Ivt., p 57) Stewart, David, baker, 5 Havannah place, Viewfield road >tewart, David, superintendent Prudeutial assurance company house, 5 Ballantine diive off Carrick road Stewart, David, dairyman, 14 George street Stewart, Hawthorn, upholsterer, 41 Wellington street Stewart, Hugh, gardener, 67 New road Stewart & Kerr, engineers and blacksmiths, 7 Green street lane Stewart, James, teacher Grosvenor place, 37 Fort str<»et Stewart. James, baker, 18 North harbour street Stewart, John, bootmaker, 13 (tc rge street Stewart, John, engineer, 56 Green street Stewart, John, shoemaker, 58 Allison street Stewart, John, traveller, 37 Wallace street Stewart, Robert tanner. 58 Mill street Stewart, Robert, watchmaker, 38 High street—house, Notre desire, Albert terrace Stewart, Robert, sailor, 20 Wellington street )

140 fJKN^ERAL DIRECTORY.

Stewart, Wm , painter and paperhanger, 22 Newmarket Street—house, D.ilblair cottage Dalblair road (See advt, pllo) Stewart, William, pilot, 49 (ireeu street Stewart, Mrs, 3 liellevue terrace, off' Racecourse road Stewart, Mrs John, 85 John street

Stewart, Mrs Wni. , 86 Allison street Stewart, Miss, 9 Bellevue crescent, off Beresford terrace Stewart, Miss, 19 John street Stf'wart, Miss, 6S New road Stirling, John, watclimaker, jeweller and optician, 18 AUoway Street -(See advt, p 121

Stirling, John, L. S. D. , surgeon deutist, 23 Wellington square Stirling, Miss, 28 Queen's terrace Stirling, Miss, 6 Alleghany terrace, Church street Strathern, Alex., engineer, Ayr gaswork, Gaswork road

Strathern & Coy , ham curers, 5 River terrace Strathern, James, mason, 10 Ehnbank road Struthers, Alex. \\'., solicitor, Bank of Scotland buildings, Sand- gate street house, 8 Craigleur terrace, Carrick road Struthers, James, card-cutter, 80 New road Struthers, Thomas, carpet weaver, 10 Me\\-s lane

Stuart, John A., watchmaker, etc , 235 High street Sturrock, Mrs John, 13 Barns terrace Stiirgeon, John, engine fitter, 3 Queen street Sturgeon, Robert, storeman, 30^ Wellington street Sturgeon, Samuel, storeman 27 Main street Surgeoner, Jame^, mannfact'u.rer, 89 G-eorge Street— ('^ee advt, p 97) Surgeoner, "W., manufacturer, 20 Boghall row (See advt, page 90)

Sutton Sz. Co., parcel express, 278 High street Swan, William, jobbing gardener, 152 High street Sym, Mrs Win., mangier and dresser, 10 Albert terrace, head of John street Sym, Mrs, 15 Egiinton terrace, Fort Sym, Miss Lewis, 1 Park terrace, off' AUoway place Symington, John, banker, Avondale villa, Carrick road

Tabrum, Frederick W.. Oaktield, BroomHeld road Tait, Andrew & ."-'ons, tinsmiths and gasfitters, 8S Higb street (GENERAL DIKECTOKY. , 141

Tait, Joseph, distributor of stamps and collector of taxes,

Macneille buildings, Newmarket street —house, i Doon terrace, off Midton road ^ait, Peter, pluinber, 2 Wellington street Tait, Samuel, police constable, 38 Wellington street Tait, William, cabinetmaker, 27 George street Tannock, Adam, plasterer, o4 (leorge street Tannock, John, greengrocer, 8 Oordon terrace, Content street Tannock, John, shoemaker, 1 Wellington stieet Tannock Robert, shoemaker, If) Queen street Taylor, Andrew (of J, & A. Taylor) Flower bank, Dalmellingion road Taylor, Archibald, blacksmith 57 Mill street Taylor, David, tisher. 4 Hall's vennel

Taylor, J. & A., ©nginssrs and miU-wrights, ToTmhead Works ('"^ee advt, p 84. Taylor, James, 80 New brilge street Taylor, James, tailor, 34 Peel)Ies street Taylor, James, engineer, 18 Peebles street

Taylor, John (of J. l\: A. Taylor), Fernbank, Midton road Taylor, John, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, auctioneer, and house agent, 63 Sandgate street—house, 11 Montgomerie terrace, Fort Taylor, John, Blackhouse, Whitletts road

Taylor, Patrick T. , Myrtle bank, Carrick road Taylor, Thomas, coachman, 152 High street Taylor Thomas, iron-uioulder, 119 Main street Taylor, William, engineer, (.Cromwell house, Gaswork road Taylor, William, stationer and Tsookseller, 39 AUoway StrSSt—house, 9 Beresford teirace See advt, p 31) Tearney, Peter, slater. 88 Kussell street Telfer, Janies, hardware meichant, 78 George street

Telf r, WilKam, mason, J 15 Cross street Templeton, David (of Jas. Templeton Si Son). Park circus Templeton, James & Son, worsted spinners, Kyle street Templeton, James, Ellerslie, Miller road Templeton, James, 21.^ Green street Templeton, John, w atchmak^r jind jeweller, 129 High street Templeton, Thomas, watchmaker, 129 High street— house, Belle- vue descent, off' Beresford terrace Templeton, Miss, 72 High street

Templeton, Mrs D. , 10 Green street 142 fiEXERAL DIRECTORY

Tenipleton, Mra Jamea, Stonleigli, Miller road Tery, Isaac of James Tery & Son), 2 Ai sa place, Fort Terry, James, & Son, locksmitlis and bellhan^rers, 32 High Street—(See advt, p 122) Terry, James, blacksmith, 138 Cross street Thorn, Alex. S. (of Thomas Imrie & Sons), 10 Midton road Thorn, Charles, joiner, 35 Nelson street Thorn, Mrs James, 26 Dalblair road Thorn, Mrs John, Wheat Sheaf Inn, 9 John street Thomas, David, 18 Academy street Thompson, Alfred, teacher, 18 Academy street Thomson, Allan, joiner, 5 (lordon terrace. Content street Thomson, Alexander, janitor, Kyle Union, Cumnock road Thomson. Alexander, spirit merchant, 17 New road—house, 89 New road Thomson, Alexander, plumber, 125 Main street Thomson, Alexander, 115 George street Thomson, Andrew, foreman mason, South Cottage Midton road Thomson, Archibald, cabinetmaker. IG Sandgate street Thomson, Colin, brassfinisher, 14 Elmbank road Thomson. Davi

Thomson, Jajues, insurance agent, 1 Argyle street Thomson, John, & Son, hatters, hosiers and grlovors, 94 Higrh Street— (See advt, p oi) —

(iEXERAL DIRECTORY. 143

Thomson, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 71 and 178 High street—house, 2 Havelock terrace Thomson, John (of J. Thomson & Son), 20 Eglinton terrace, Fort Thomson, John, china merchant, 7 Sandgate street and 15 Alloway street — house, 7 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street Thomson, M., wholesale and family grocer, wine and spirit merchant 12 Sandgate street — house, 5 Cromwell place. Fort Thomson, Matthew M'B., spirit merchant, 196 High street house, 13 Carrick street Thomson, Neale, Strathdoon, Racecourse road Thomson, Robert, 27 Dalblair road Thomson, Thomson, 11 Barns terrace Thomson, Thomas, joiner, 38 Kyle street Thomson, William (of J. Thomson & Son), 20 Eglinton terrace, Fort Thomson, William, slater, 134 High street Thomson, William, lace weaver, 3 Argyle street Thomson, W^illiam, coachbuilder, 68 George street Thomson, W^m., jo ner, 11 Content street Thomson, Miss, 23 Dalblair road Thomson, Miss, dressmaker, 22 Apna place, Viewfield road Thomson, Mrs, dressmaker, 4 Dalblair terrace, Dalblair road Thomson, Mrs, 35 Alloway s'l-eet Thomson, Mrs, 25 River terrace Thomson, Mrs D., 1 St John street Thomson, Mrs John, Glenalbyn, Miller road

Thornley, F. G. , organist, 7 Bellevue crescent, off Beresford terrace Thornton, George, cashier, 12 Montgomery terrace. Fort Thornton, William, tailor 1 Claremont place, Boghall row Timney, Mrs Hugh, Wiston place, 62 Church street Torbet, William, Victoria place. Princes street Tracey, H. J.. Southfield, Dalmellington road Tulloch, Miss, laundret^s, 45 Fort street Turner, A. M., brewer and spirit merchant. 1 and 104 Main Street—bonded stores, 21 South Harbour street (See advt, p 123) Turner, John, carpenter, 99 South Harbour street Turner, John, railway inspector, 43 Church street Turner, Thomas, accountant, 25a Newmarket street— house, Gladstone Cottage, W^hitletts road Turner, Miss, 4 Ballantine drive, oft Carrick road 144 (GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Turner, Mrs, Seaforth Cottage, Prestwick road Turner, Mrs, 7 Arran terrace, Fort Turner, Mrs John, 16 Eglinton terrace, Fort Turner, Mrs, William, 146 High street Tuton, John baker, 50 George street —house, 3 Content street Tuton, William, baker, 85 New road Tuniname, Janjes, police constable, 68 Princes street Tyrie, Andrew, plumber, 251 High street Tyrie, Benjamin, joiner, 261 High street Tyrie, John, carpet weaver, HI High street Tyrie, John, mason, 251 High street Tyrie, John, storeman, 79 AUoway street Tyrie, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 20 New Bridge street Tyrie, William, grocer and lesse of Butter Market Hall, 20 Carrick street

Ure, James, blacksmith, 21 River terrace

Ure, James D , Falkland park, Prestwick road TTre. "William, Ayr Poiindry, 86 Qreen Street— (See advt, pl28) XJre, "William, Talacksmith and TDellhanger, 131 High Street -l^ouse, (Ireenbank terrace, 106 New road (See advt, p 43)

Ure, Mrs J. , 24 Union street Ure, Mrs William, 86 (^reen street Urie, Mrs John, 31 Queen's ten-ace Urquhart, John, plater, 52 Allison street

Vallance, John, tailor, 27 Russell street Vance, Hugh, coachman, 5 W^olseley place. Church street Vass, Andrew, Providence cottage. West Sanquhar road Vass, David Ross, (llencaird, Carrick road Vass, James, M A. (of Ranken & Vass), Clencaird, Carrick road Vass, William, plasterer, 29 Fort street Vass, William, late postman, tl Russell street Vass, William, town postman, Burnside cottage, West Sanquhar road

Villiers, Frederick E. , Shieling, Racecourse road Vincent, Mrs, Ardocli, Bowman road, off Carrick road OKNERAL LURKCTORV. 145 w Waddell, D. J Kerr, stockbroker, 24 \Velliagt®n square Wadilell, Mrs, 24 Wellington square Wagstaff, Hugh, joiner, 6 Clareniont place, Boghall row- Wet Iker, Alexander, clerk Wine cellars, and Burgh Assessor, 8 Academy street—house, Ronaldshaw park, off Racecourse road Walker, Archibald, 237 High street Walker, Ernest J., sergeant-major, 4th Batt. R.S.F., 121 South Harbour street Walker, Henry, clabmaster. County Club, Sandgate street Walker. Hugh (of W. G. Walker & Sons), Alderston Prestwick road Walker, James. Sun Inn, 245 High street Walker, James, Customs othcer, 2G Duke street Walker, James, moulder, 5 Nelson street

"Walker, J- IT-, photographer, 233 Hig-h Street— house, 14 Elmbank Road. (See advt. p 40)

Walker, John (of W. G. Walker & Sons , Chemical Work, 1 Windsor villa, Miller road Walker, Robert, clerk, G.P.O., 237 High street Walker, Robert, 8 Albert terrace, off John street Walker, Robert, tobacco spinner, 33 New road Walker, Thomas, Burns Tavern, 7 River Street -house, Ethel Cottage, Vievvheld Road. (See advL. p 108) Walker, W. G & Sons, Hawkhill Chemical Works, West Sanquhar road

Walker, W. G. (of W. G. Walker & Sons, chemical work , 1 Park circus west Walker, Mrs Andrew, Gleniffer place. Miller road Walker, Mrs Peter, 8 Park circus, off Racecourse road Wallace, Alexander, 9 Charlotte street W^allace, David of Hyslop, Wallace & Co.), Grangeston, Prest- wick road

Wallace. Colonel F. J. A , Arrandale, Fort Wallace, Hugh, shopman, 13 Kyle street "Wallace, Hu^h, H-, Steam Laundry, Wallace Street- house, Summitt Cottage, Hawkhill. (See advt. p 60) Wallace, John, 7 Havannah place, Viewi3eld road Wallace, Peter, shipbuilder, Waterloo, Carrick road 146 (iENERAL DIRECTORY.

Wallace, IRoTDsrt, grocer and wine merchant, Town Buildings, 7 High Street — house, 17 Montgomerie Terrace. (See advt. p 66) Wallace, Robert, & Son, implement makers —office, Railway Bridge, Townhead Wallace, Setmuei, railway employee, 17 Allison street Wallace, Thomas, spirit merchant, 209 High street Wallace, W. G.. manager 'Ayrshire Post,' 12 Bellevue crescent, off Beresford terrace Wallace, William, dyer, 208 High street Wallace, Mrs, green grocer, 15 Taylor street Wallace, Mrs G., 3 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Wallace, Mrs Robert, 85 FuUarton street "Wane, Marshall, & Co., photographers, 10 AUoway Place and 43 Sandgate Street— (-See advt, facing index) Wark, William, comniercial traveller, 9 Bellevue crescent— off Beresford terrace Water Company's Office, Town's Buildings, High street Watson, David, 9 C'hurch street Watson, George, furnished apartments, 14- Eglin ton terrace, Fort Watson, James, mason, Crosby place, Prestwick road

Watson, James, cV Co , Ayr Brewery, 41 Mill street Watson, James, vanman, 2.3 Nelson street Watson, James, vanman, 67 New Road. Watson, John, joiner, 25 Fort street —house, 49 Content street Watson, Robert, saddler, 181 High street house, 219

Webster, A. J., clothier, 64 Newmarket street —huuse, '26 Fort street Weir, Charles, coal weigher 16 Peebles street Weir, Robert, shoemaker, 16 Peebles street "Welsh, Arch., & Co-, brassfounders, 20 and 24 Carried Street — (See advt, p 72) Welsh, Archibakl (of Welsh & Co.), 39 New road Welsh, Archibald, cabinetmaker, 33 York street Weston, Rev. H. G. \V., 27 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road "West-^ater, James, Buck's Head Hotel, 2 Hyle Street (Seeadvt. p21)

Whigham, D. D , wine merchant, 8 Academy street—house, l)imearn, Prestwick, by Ayr White, David, agent, Dalmellington Iro-.i Coy., Belmont siding house, 25 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road

White, George C. , Stewartlea, Midton road White, James, overseer, 'Ayr Advertiser,' 7 Waggon road White, John, traveller, 17 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Whittaker, Edwin, Rosebank cottage, Dalmellington road Whitecross, Mrs, Westbourne villa. Racecourse road Whitetield, Miss, Richmond villa, Midton road Whitelaw, Samuel, town postman, 21 Duke street Whitelaw, Wm., insurance agent, 15 Wallace street Whyte, Jame«, salesman, 19 Queen street Whyte, Miss, furnished apartments, 1 Buckingham terrace Charlotte street Whytock, James, blacksmith, 7 Main street Wight, James, gunmaker, 6 Church street Wight, John, manufacturing chemist, 253 High street house 5 J Dalblair road Wight, Robert, shoemaker, 9 Content street Wight, ^Vm. & Co., grain dealers, 169 High street "Wilkinson, -James, ironmonger, 12 AUoway Street- house, 2 Dalblair Terrace. (See advt. p 45) Wilkinson, Mrs, 9 AUow^ay street Willet, Mrs, Maryfield, Caswork road "Williamson, Henry, music teacher, 26 New Bridge Street (See advt. pill) Williamson, J. K., music teacher, Louisdene, Newtonhead Williamson, John, slater and smoke curer, 24 Newmarket street Williamson, Robert, tobacconist, 81 High street house ' 3 Gordon terrace, Content street )

148 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Willison, Mrs, 3 Montgomerie terrace, Fort Willingham, Willis late sergeant, 23 Princes street Willock, F. D., St Abb's, Carrick park, off Midton road Willock, George (of W. Willock k .Son), 12 Eglinton terrace. Fori

Willock, H. U , Magdala. Carrick road Willock, William (of Willock & Son). 12 E-iinton terrace, Fort Willock, "William, Ss Son painters and paperiiiangers, 1 Macneille Buildin^^, STewmarket Street, and 40 High Street. (See advt. p SO) Wills, John, weaver, 16 Church street Wills, William, furnaceman, 2o Peebles street Wilson & Co., upholsterers, caTsinetmakers and house agents, 15 and 1*7 Sandgate Street. (See advt. p 70 Wilson. Adam, painter, 15 Elnibank road Wilson, Archibald, joiner, 3 Stanley place, Dalblair road Wilson, Adam D., & Son-, painters and paperhanger, lO"? High Street—house, 197 do. (See advt. p 72)

Wilson, Charles B. (of Wilson & Co., cabinetniakei^s, &c. ) 2 Park circus, off" Racecourse road Wilson, David, 17 Queen .Street

Wilson, D F. , Mus. Bach. Oxon., 6 Havelock terrace, Miller road Wilson, James, joiner. 89 Mill street Wilson James merchant and agent, 8 Cassillis street Wilson, James, clothier, 35 Kyle street Wilson, John engineer, 15 Elmbank road Wilson, John, engine driver, 38 Waggon road Wilson, John, carter, 24 Kyle street Wilson, John, 26 Content street Wilson Joseph, painter, 17 Elmbank road Wilson, J. H. Tighnaghrain, Bellevue road Wilson, Peter, mason, 148 George street

Wilson, Allan fancy goods v/arehouse, 195 High Street, anditobaeconist, 213 High Street- See advt. p 45)

Wilson, Robert, engineer, I Saltlield house Wilson, Robert, 19 Green street Wilson, Robert, solicitor, 33 Ne-wmarket street Wilson, Samuel (of Wilson & Goodwin), 87 New road Wilson, Samuel, millwright, 20 New road Wilson, Samuel, railway servant, 10 Green street lane UKNKKAJ. DIKW'TORY. 149

Wilson, Samuel, upholsterer, 94 Main street Wilson, Samuel, foreman su faceman, 14 Ehnl)auk roaii Wilson, Thomas P., Gargowan, Racecourse road Wilson, Tljomas, currier, (59 New road Wilson, Walter & Co., Colosseum warehouse, 57 High street Wilson, \V. B. (of Wilson & Co., cabinetmakers, &c.), Dalblair villa, Dalblair road Wilson, William, clerk CP.O., 63 x\lloway street Wilson, William, spirit merchant, 6 Main street Wilson, William, mason, 30 Content street Wilson, William, cabinetmaker, 35 Nelson street Wilson, William, curator, Town Hal", New Bridge street Wilson, William, draper, 4S George street

Wilson, William .S., Riverston, Racecourse road Wilson, Miss P., Gargowau, Racecourse road Wilson, Miss, 20 Barns street Wilson, Miss, dressmaker, 46 Green street Wilson, Mrs, 63 Alloway street Wilson, Mrs, grocer, 144 George street Wilson. Mrs Robert, 20 Duke street Wilson, Mis, laundress, 9 Main street Wilson, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 52 Mill street Wilson, Mrs, Rivei'stou, Racecourse road "Wilson, EoTsert, joiner, 5 Sand^ate Street — house, 2 Fullarton Street. (See advt. p 101) "Winchester, "William, grocer and wine merchant, 23 Sandgate Street—house, 8 Arran Terrace, Fort. (See advt. p 108) Wingfield, Miss, matron. County Hospital, Cumnock road Winter, Mrs Rol)ert, 2 Cromwell place. Fort Witherspoon Miss M., feuar, 82 John street Wood, George, barber, 1 Mill street—house, 186 High street "Wood, Hug'h hatter, 31 High Street—house, Douglas Villa, 94 New Road, (See advt. p 40 and 47) Wood, James, baker, 209 High street Wood, Miss 12 Wellington square Wood, Mrs Jas D., Grosvenor place, 31 Fort street

Wregg, John (of T Crawford ^: Co. ), 25 river terrace "Wright, Daniel, family loaker, 191 High Street- (See advt. p 112) Wright, Thomas, printer and wholesale stationer, 114 High street—house, Victoria cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road K —

150 <-iENER.\i DIRECTORY.

Wyburn, George, insurance agent and factor, 69 Elba street Wyburn, John, grocer, 15 Main street Wyburn, Mrs 50 John street Wyllie, Archibald, engine driver, 57 Green street lane

Wyllie, Daniel (of D. Wyllie & Co. ), Doon villa, Midton road Wyllie, Daniel &, Co., hay, grain, and seed merchants, 219 High street — chemical and manure Avorks, Falkland Junction and Newtou-on-Ayr "Wyllie, G-eorge, Tauilder and contractor, 45 G-reen Street. (See advt. p i25) Wyllie, David, cab driver, 254 High street Wyllie, Hugh, carter, 45 George street Wyllie, James, 96 Green street Wyllie, James, 2 Annfield Place, Argyle street Wyllie, John, mason, 27 New road Wyllie, Neil, compositor, 7 Elmbank road

Wyllie, T. K grocer and spirit merchant, 1 Taylor street , Wyllie, William, jr., horse dealer, 22 Alloway street —house, Linwcod, Cumnock road Wyllie, William, grocer, 110 High street —house, 30 Victoria Terrace, Yiewtield road Wyllie, Miss, grocer, 98 George street Wyllie, Mi-s, dressmaker, 27 New Road Wyllie, Miss, milliner, 87 Alloway street W^yllie, Miss, Eglinton place. Miller road

Wyllie, Miss, 13 Ballantine Driv , off Crrrick road Y Yorston, Peter, dairy, 87 Cross street Young, A. G., town clerk. 18 Montgomerie terrace, Fort Young, Alexander, plumber, 8 Wallace street Young, Andrew, Newton gas-manager, 57 Green street Young Andrew, lace weaver, 74 Allison street Young, Archibald, town postman, 37a Wellington street Young, Archibald, baker, 242 High street Young, David, cabman, 23 River terrace Yoting, David, draper, 159 Higli Street—house, 29 Queens Terrace. (8ee advt. p 51) Young, Donald, laaToy linen and ladies' underclotliing warelioiise, 48 iTewmarket Street—house, Cromweii House, Gaswork Road. (vSee advt. p 34) Young, Hugh, 50 Church street —

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Yonn^, James, auctioneer, property, fire and life insurance ag'ent. Corn Exchange Court, 106 Hi^h Street - house, 5 Havelock Terrace, Miller Boad. (See advt. p 65) Young, James, missionary, 59 George street Young, James, manager, Allison Street Lace Factory —house, Innez Cottage, Viewfiekl Road Toun^, John, engineer, machinery, implement and insurance agent, 18 Ballantine Drive. (See advt. p 58) Young, John, joiner, 56 Ciiurch street Young, John, tailor, 68 George street Y^oung, Jolm, 15 Queen street Young, Quintin, engine driver, 37a Wellington street Y^oung, Quintin, steamboat agent, 117 Cross street Young, Thomas, general draper, 54 Newmarket Street - house, 6 Fullarton Street. (See advt. p 81)

Y^'oung, Thomas, (of Silver & Y^oung), Rose Co^tr.g i, off Prest- wick road Young, Walter, umbrella manufacturer, 27 Newmarket street house, Langle}^ Bank, Carrick road Young, William, spirit merchant, 29 South Harbour street Young, Miss A., 12 Nelson street Young, Mrs Andrew, 2 Kensington Terrace, Miller Road

Y'oung, Mrs D. B. , Kinnoul Cottage, Allison street Young, Mrs John, 2 Af ton place, Carrick road

INSPECTOR under the PACTOHY ACTS for AYR and NEiaSBOURHOOD :- GEORGE SEDGWICK, //./!/. Inspector of Factories, 36 GARTURK STREET, GO VAXHILL, GLASGO W.

CERTIFYING SURGEON- DR BLACK MORRISON STREET DIRECTORY.

ACADEMY STREET. Allisox Street ("Continued). 1 Miss Bone 40 John Redmond 1 Miss Greenfield 43 Henry M'Lean 2 Thomas Gemmell 49 William Goudie 3 Robert Eraser 52 John Mitchell 5-7 Robert Wallace 53 James Richmond 8 D. D. Whigham 54 James Gibson 8 Alex. Walker 60 James Baird 9 J. Howatson 66 William M'Kill 10-12 Hugh Duff 72 Mrs M. Hall 13 Robert Irvine 72 James Gray 16 William Maxwell 74 John Findlay 18 D. Thomas 78 John Moffat 18 Alfred Thompson 20 William Smith MURRAY PLACE. 22 W. R. Black 82 Mrs John Speirs 84 Miss Hall AILSA PLACE, FORT 86 Archibald Brackenridge 1 John M'Ewen 88 James Robertson 2 Isaac Terry 3 John Mason Allison Street (Contd.) 4 John Galloway St Clair Cottage (1)— Matthew Ailsa Cottage— Miss M'Kinlay Morrison South Bank Cottage—Capt. Jas. St Clair Cottage (2)— Gilbert Collins Doak Arrandale—Colonel F. J. A. Allison Street Lace Factory Wallace Kinnoul Cottage—Mrs D. B. Young- ALLISON STREET. Silver Cloud Cottage—George 1 John Smith & Co. Calder 1 R. C. Sproat 11 John Miller ALLOWAl^ PLACE. 17 Samuel Wallace 1 Archibald Guthrie 24 Robert Paterson 2 Rev. G. Grubb 25 David Alexander 3 Donald Currie 30 Walter Beaton 4 Mrs Blackwood STREET DIRECTORY. 153

ALLOWAY V\.XC&—Contd. ALLOWAY STREET— CWiti^.

5 Dr R. B. Erskine 61 Mrs Smith 6 William Pollock 65 Mrs Dick 7 William Kilpatrick 69 Miss Niven 8 R. C. M'Laurin 73 Samuel Cowan 9 General R. A. Wauchope 89 Wm. Murray 10 Marshall Wane & Co. 93 Joseph Johnston 11 Thomas .Steele 95-97 John Mains 12 Mrs John Dick 99 John Spiers 13 Dr W. J. Naismith 101 Johnston & Finlayson 14 Robert Goudie Mrs Wm. Miller Alio way Park— 1 A. Mitchell Joseph Boyd Do. —2 R. J. Bennett James Douglas Belair Villa—A. C. Smart Wallace, R., & Son Ashton Villa— Col. Macanlay Thomas Steele

ALLOWAY 8TREP]T. ARRAN TERRACE (Fort).

1 J. Westwater Clyde Cottage Robert Ramsay 4 J. Steel 2 Miss Brown 6 Wm. Jackson Miss Bryson 7 M. k. M. Stevenson James Clark 8 Robert Neil Mrs M'Intosh 9 Wm. Chambers Captain J. Kerr 10 J C. Highet Mrs Turner 11 J. AJ'Culloch Wra Winchester 12 J. Wilkinson 16 Miss Rusk ARGYLE STREET. 18 J. Stirling 18i J. Milroy 1 William Aird 19" J. Thomson 6 John Gibb 20 Charles M' Queen 9 Wm. Fitzpatrick 21a John H. Campbell 12 Wm. Smith 21b a. Smith & Son 15 Hugh Cowan 27 James M'Call 20 George Gibson i9 Mrs Kerr 24 Thomas Caw 31 J. M'Ritchie 33 James Craig Anmfield Place, Ai((;yle St. 37 Miss Mustard 39 Wm Taylor 1 John Bowman 41 D. E. Drinnan 2 James Wyllie 49 John Ing is & Son 3 Wm. Fergusson 51 Geortre Jolinston 4 Thom.as Dick 1 —

154 STRKET DIRECTORY.

LoKXK Place, Arcylk St. BAR^'S STREET Cont(L 1 Thomas Smith 17 William Beveridge 2 Hugh M'Guire 18 Dr A. Rowand 3 Wm. Oliver 19 Mrs Nairn 4 Wm. Matthews 20 Miss Wilson 21 John M Cubbin BARNS CRESCENT. 22 Thomas Andrew

1 Miss Dickson •- 3 Thomas Allan 2 James Scott 24 John Campbell 3 Robert Robertson 25 Robert Cuthbert 4 Mrs W. D. Chambers 26 John Goiidie, jr. 5 W. T. Morton 27 Mrs Craig 6 John Loudon 29 John Mercer 7 Wm. G. Galbraith 8 William Webb BARNS TERRACE. North Barnweil—Mrs J. Raid 1 J. C. Highet South Barnweil —Thomas Paton 2 Miss Smart Dhunan Villa—R. Robertson 3 John Hunter Lynstead —Miss Brown 4 Mrs Hugh Reid 5 Mrs G. Gem m ell BARNS PARK. 6 Mrs J. L. Crawford Dereel- Mrs J. M'Millan 7 Captain H. M'Ewan 1 Wilham Murray 8 Mrs W Cuthbert 2 James Alexander 9 John Paterson 3 Johji Murray 10 Miss Johnstone 4 Peter Kennedy 11 Thomas Thomson Bariis -J. R. Nicholson 12 James Oliver

] 3 Mrs J. Sturrook BARNS STREET. 14 Adam M'Gregor 1 Capt. J. Hamilton 2 Miss Sloan BROUGHAM PLACE, 3 Gavin G. Dick Barns Terrace. 4 James Agnew 1 J. M. Houldsworth 5 Dr J. W. Lauiie 2 John Reid 6 Dr H. Candlish 7 Dr M'Kerrow BATH PLACE. 8 John Robertson Hugh Arthur 9 Miss Dow Miss Ait ken 10 Gait & Co. H M. Prison

1 Wilham Burns 2 David Sommerville 12 Mrs Smith 4 James Bowie 13 Misses Macaulay 6 Mrs Clark 14 Mrs Forbes 8 Wm. Grant 16 Miss Baird 10 Mrs Caw 1

STKEKT DIRECTORY i5rt

BATH PLACE — C'0»^<7. BELLEVLE CRES

Berksfori) Terrace (Confd,) BROOMFIELD ROAD. Fnllarton lodge--Mrs M'Murtrie 1 Roslyn cottage -Miss Murray Broomfield villa— Miss Dobie

2 ,, —Hugh Niven Millerfield villa — D. Donaldson Maryfield cottage Mrs Ritchie Broomfield house—A. Mitchell Bl ckburn cottage— ]\lrs Blair Oakfield—F. Tabrum Kingchoil —Dr Macdonald bellevlte crescent, Laurel bank—James Dobbie Off Beresford Terrace. 1 Thomas Templetou BRUCE CRESCENT (Fort), 2 David Clark 3 Mrs M-Leod 1 Wm. Kerr A John Howat 2 J. M. Watt

?: J. 8. Hunter 3 Wm. Mackay James Cook. 4 Thomas Fraser . Miss Gait 5 James Mackenzie 156 STREET Bl RECTORY.

CARRICK ROAD, BALLAN TIN K ORlVE — Coutd. Cyprus Cottage — Win. Murray 20 Andrew Climie Letbam Cottage—David Cellars 21 Andrew Hyslop Aftoii Cottage—J. Milliigan 22 H L. Allan 1 Alton Place — Miss Watson 23 Edward Se-iior ' 2 Afton Place - Mrs Young 24 Jnmes Bailey 1 Stewart Place—John Mains 25 D. White

2 ,, —Mrs Young 26 Mrs Hall

3 ,, —D Milligan 27 Rev. H. G. W. Weston Woodside Villa James Meikle Brierland —Dr P)lack Morrison Carrick Road [Contd.) Elmbank Cottage—J. M CuUoch Creenlaw—Mrs Hood Woodburn- Alex. Cennnell Arrandoon - Charles Smith Ewart Cottage—Mrs Hannah Waterloo —P. Wallace 1 Roselea—Miss Chalmers Hampton— Hope Thomson

2 ,, — John Crawford Doonleigh — Benjamin Corke Myrtle Bank— P. T. Taylor Bowman Road, oil Carrick Road Warrender Park —W. (I. Eve- Netherton— Dr R. Morton leigh Ardoch— Mrs Vincent Hamilton Villa— J. D. Graham Raemoir—James Smith Hope Villa—Miss Smith

Oakwood — Wni . Imrie Avondale Villa-J. M. Rodger Parkhouse —Miss Todd Do. — J. S^'miugton Cloncaird W. & J. Logan ]x\]jLA>;tine Drive. Oaklea—Mrs Lambie 1 Hugh Bryan Gartmore—A. (x. Anderson 2 David Kirkland Magdala-H. D Willock 3 Mrs Wallace Aldersyde—John Frew 4 Miss Turner Langley Bank — Walter Young 5 David Stewart 6 Misses Hunter Craioleur Terrace. 7 Mrs ]\['Cririck 1 Mrs Eraser 8 Mrs Arthur 2 Miss Foote John Rodger 3 A W. Struther.s 10 Alex. Johnstone 4 J. H. Beswick 11 Mrs M'lntosh 5 Mrs Gardiner 12 Mrs Stevens 6 D. Hastie 18 Miss Wyllie 14 Miss Hutchison Carrick Road Coufd.) 15 Samuel Cameron (illencciird- D. R. Vass

16 Robert Cameron Curtican — Ga\- i n Gi rd\\ood 17 J. W. Wliite Cranston Lodge— Henry Co^dall IS John Young Tantallon Wm. Findlay

39 Mrs Muir Do. -S. W. Can ] J ell — 1 —

STREET DIEECTORV. 157

CARKICK KOAD Coilt

• Carrick House—T. G. Arthur 7 John Frew Isalea - Daniel Hill 9 Miss M 'Bride Hastings Hall— Mrs Millar 10 William Christie

Glareniont Villa Wni. Kennedy 1 William Thomson 12 Miss Cairns GARRICK STREET. 13 Mrs Crawford •1 Mrs Newlands 14 R. & J. W. Ferguson 8 John Allan & Coy. 14 Allan Stevenson & Kerr

(3 Robert Neil U.P. Church 10 Kerr .V Meikle 16 William Campbell 12 James Dunbar 18 Miss Maitland 15 A. Irvine 20 Miss Campbell 16 James Bolton 18 Hugh M'Quiston CHARLOTTE STREET. 20 & 24 A. Welsh \- Coy 21 Robert M'Murtrie 1 Wesleyan Church 22 Thomas Moore 3 Miss M Ci-indle 24 John Cowie 5 James M'Crindle Wm. Kay, Carrick Buildings 7 Dr \V. Moore Jas. Gillon Carrick Build'gs ii A Wallace 27 Robert M'Creath 1 James Thomson 29 James Morrison 32 Miss Laing MiLRici Place. 33 Wm. MKerrow 2 Mrs i\.lexander 3G David M'Whirter 4 Janjes Steven 43 Miss Paul 4 Mrs M 'II wraith 45 William Patersou 6 Mrs Dykes

i! Mrs Raynor GAS8ILLIS STREET. 8 Hugh Brown 2 Rev. J. R. Barlow 8 Miss iM 'Galium 4 Mrs Ivie Alexander 8 D. G. Gellatly 5 Miss Osborne Grosvenor Hous—Walter Bain Rev. A T. Bell Do —W. MKinnell 8 James Wilson 10 W. G. Burgoyne Charlotte Street (Conid.) Ayr Bowiing (ireen 13 S M 'Knight CATHCART STREET. 15 David Reid 1 Homer M'Criri:-k 17 J. P. Hunt 2 MrsM-Nair Milrig Hotel—John Rainsay 3 Junior Conservative Rooms 22 Mrs Martin 5 R. M. Beveridee 22 Robert M'Millan 158 STKEKT DIltECTORY.

BCJCKINOHAIM TeRRACIK. Gorl>on Terrace, 1 Miss Carnochan 1 Miss Wliyte 1 VV^illiam Kelso 2 Misses Danlop 7 Thomas Richardson 3 Rev. J. Robertson 8 John Murray 4 D. Mackay 10 Mrs M'Pherson 5 Miss M'Gill Content House— Mrs Prothero 6 Mrs Boyd Hawkwood Cottage - W. Meikle 7 John Thomson Craigielee —Thomas Grant 8 Mrs Allan 9 Angus M'Killop CHURCH STREET. 10 Rev. W. Rainie 2 John Murchie Lady Jane Hamilton's .Scliool 2 Mrs Couperwaithe County Constabulary Station 10 K. Cameron Teri'ace House — Miss Miller 12 James Aird Green Lodge—Wm. Maybin Content Factory— Wm. Ritchie & Son CITADEL PLACE (Fort). 32 Andrew Hannah

St John's Capt. A. Ritchie Alleghany Terrace. Bara"s Photographic Studio 1 William Howat

1 Wm. Highet 2 William Lamb 2 Thomas Reid 3 John Pa ton 3 John Goodwin 4 William Love 5 Mrs Nisbet CLUNES VENNEL 6 Miss Duncan Maitland Cottage — Mrs M'- 6 David Sellars Murtrie

I S. Lowe 22 and 2 Parker and Coy. S Salisbury Cottage W. 36 M'llwraith and Coy. Holland Bank—J. M 'Connell 38 Mrs Rewcastle Garnock Cottage—A. Brown

| Ralston Cottage - J. Kay CONTEXT STREET. Ferry Cottage—J. Turner | 2 \^'illiam Herbert "VN'oodbine Cottage —William M'- j jun. 7 James Gait i Connell, 16 William M 'Quaker Ellengowen Cottage -^V. Bone 23 William Douglas Gardner Cottage—W. Napier

25^ ISIatthew Jamie i*fc Co. Ringinuea Place—P. G Napier, 38 William Jamie Mrs Cooper, R. Dalling, A. 40 Robert Barclay Johnston 41 A. W Hutcheon 52 William Kay 46 R. Malcolm 54 Mrs M'Kissock Stanley Cottage—Peter Garvey 50 J. Young Craisjie Lodge—Robert Blair 58 A. Davidson —

STREET DIKECTORV. 59

ALLEUHANY TERRACE Coiltd. 60 R. (iibson Smith's vSchool 62 A. Dick Ayr County Hospital 64 James G Hislop Ayr Cemetery

BociHALL Row, off Church St. DALBLAIR ROAD. 18-20 William Surgeoner 1 G. J. M'Clure Boghall Dairj^ —John Drinnan 2 James M 'Andrew 7 James Baird CROMWELL PLACE (Fort). 9 Matthew Adam 1 David Dunlop 10 Charles Marthi 2 Mrs Winter 14 James M'Murtrie 3 Ebenezer Flint 16 James Moore 4 Misses M 'Neight 18 Andrew Hunter 5 Mrs M. Thomson Dalblair Cottage— W. Stewart 6 J. B. Cowap Springpark —John Goudie 7 James Dalziell 8 Miss Dalziell DALBLAIR TERRACE. 9 David R. M Call 1 W S Pollock 10 Misses Morton 2 James W^ilkinson Fort Castle John Miller 3 Mrs Dorsey 4 D. Thomson CROSS STREET. 5 Mrs Janiieson 2 William Findlay 15 Robert M'Kelvie DALBLAIR ROAD— CohA/. 89 Miss Boyle 22 Mrs (rilchrist 43 MClusky Brothers 23 Mrs Steele and Miss Thomson 69 John Burns 241 F. Henry 72 George Boyle 25 Mrs Reid' 85 Andrew Clement 26 Miss Cunningham 89 John Miller 27 Robert Thomson 98 St Quivox Parochial Board 28 James Cook Office 29 Miss Forsyth 117 Quintin Young 30 Mrs Douglas 121 Allan Gibb 33 Miss Hunter ^ 125 Mrs Dunlop Dalblair House— Win. Gardin.ei- 132 M. Lourinier 138 James Terry Staxlev Place.

CUMNOCK ROAD. 1 Miss Craik Linwood—W. Wyilie 2 William Robeitson Rosendale John Currie 3 Archibald Wilson Dennison Nursery— T. Bryden Dallilair Villas — Mrs W. Knox Kyle Union Poorhouse Dalblair Villas- W. B. Wilson 160 STREET DIRECTORY.

Dalblair Road (Continued). DALMELLINUTON ROAD Coidd. 54 William Dyer Miss Adam, Fairhome 56 John Wight James Fraser, Nursery House 58 James Cassels Wm. Grant, Howat Lodge 60 Miss Neil Robert Howe, Auchlewan 64 A. M'Lachlan & Sons William Purdie, Harriettlea j H. Smyth, Violet bank

UALMELLINGTON ROAD ' John Cowan, Hopelea Mi's Walter Mitchell, 8yming-| Thomas Shields, Marchmount ton Villa John M'Gregor, Eastbourne Mrs T. Kerr, Cattle Market Bar: Mrs M'Indoe. Leabank William Money, Westwood W. G. Grant, Westbourne David Campbell, Treesbank J. M'Lityre, Parkhouse Dairy Mrs M'lllraith, Mossgiel ' Edwin Whitaker, Rosebank

John Mains, Polo Villa ; Mrs Lambie, Piinnose Cottage John Geuunell, Linwood Thomas Lees, Forehill Cottages Paton, Forres Forehill Cottnges Robert : Wm. Dunlop, Henry Day, Ormebank John M'Creath, Forehill Miss Mair, Morriston

\ Andrew Taylor, Flo\\'erbank DAMSIDE Walter Paterson, Sauchiebank 3 Frances Hanley Rev. \V. Cairns Duncan, Boiir ' 9 Andrew Owens tree Park 13 Samuel M'Alister Robert Donald, Wellvvood 25 David Caldwell Mrs Dick, Waterloo Newton Gas Work David Doiigall, Coilbank J. W. M'Clymont. Bellarine DARLINGTON ROAD. Allan .Stevenson, Largie 2 Mrs Fisher John Mitchell, Barnsle}- 6 David Allan Joseph Boyd, Overdale 8 Colin Pyper Mrs H. Leek, Twycross 9 Goods Station Mrs Love, Janefield 10 James Muir Mrs Richardson, Etive Mrs AikiJian, Logic DUKE STREE1\ F. 0. Carr, Garfi\'ld 1 Robert Hay H. J. Tracey, Southfield 2 Robert M'Burnie Robert Scoular, Ljaicluden 7 James Mitchell David M'Creath, Netherlea 11 Rosebery Cottage—William Mrs Anderson, Newlands M' Cardie Capt Douglas Hamilton, West- er ton Araxsheax Terrace. Jas. Irvine, Montgomerie Lodge 12 Donald M'Donald Mrs Robt. M'Fadzean, Ardenlee 14 James Dunlop

Matthew Meredith, Elm wood 1 6 John (Jheyne STREtT DIRECTORV. 161

AKANSIJ EAK TERRACE— Contd. ELMBANK ROAD. Wm. ]\] Colm, Elmbank Cottage -20 John Crichton 3 Alex. Johnstone 21 Samuel Wliitelaw 4 John Cruthers 26 James Walker 5 James Ferguson 6 Quint in Brown EGLINTON TERRACE (Fort 7 Andrew Aird 8 Alex. Monnickeudam 1 Mrs Keaiie 10 J. Strathern 2 Mrs Gilbertsou 13 John Irvine 3 G. B. Phillips 15 John Wilson 4 Misses Rankin 17 John Fulton 5 Misses Russell 28 James Ferguson 6 James M'Derment 30 James King 7 Mrs Reid 8 Mrs Bell FORT STREET. 9 Rev. W. Hay 1 Robert Allan 10 Mrs Russell 2 Custom House 11 John Menzies 5 Bell, Rannie, & Co. 12 Wm. Willock 8 James Baird 13 Misses M'Cheyne 10 Wm. Norris 14 George Watson 12 W. Highet & Sons 15 Mrs Sym Ayr Academy 16 Mrs Turner New Church 17 William Ogg 19 James Bell 18 Robert Chambers 19 John Grierson 19 Capt. John Muir 22 Andrew King 20 John Thomson 23 Mrs Niven 21 R. Johnston Free Church Hall 22 Mrs M'Gill 26 A. J. Webster 23 Dr J. Riddall 27 J. Watson 24 Miss King 28 Mrs Gibli 25 Mrs Cathcart 29 William Vass 31 MrsW^ood ELBA STREET. 33 G. Henderson 34 William Cormack 2 John M'Clymont 35 Mrs Forrest 14 H. A M 'Bride 3i James M'Cririck 16 P. B. M'Bride 37 J. Stewart 20 T. Paterson 39 Mrs J. T. Cunningham 33 Mrs Gray 41 Mrs Gordon 42 David Bone 43 Miss Mackay 67 George Wyburn 43 Lauchlan Morrison 88 G. Diamond 45 Miss Tulloch —

162 STREET DIRECTORY.

>ORT 8TKEET ('Olltd. UORDON PLACE— Contd. 47 Baptist Temple 10 John Shaw 52 Mrs Gemmell 12 William M'Connell TA Henry V. Eaglesliam 14 Robert Crawford 16 Mrs Martin FULLARTON 8TREET. 18 Hugh Morton 2 Robert Wilson 6 Thomas Young GEORGE STREET. 8 Mrs William Stephen 1 Robert MTntyre 12 William Aukl 5 William Caddies 14 William Bryden 7-9 Mrs Montgomerie 16 Misses M'Leod 11 William M'Ninch 18 Miss M 'Feat 13 J. Stewart Scottish Episcopal Church 19 John Murchie 25 John M'Leod 24 Peter Grassick 27-29 James M'Creath 28 Miss King 31 John Foigie 30 Hugh Thomson 33 M iss M 'Kissock 32 John Burns 35 John Iivine 33 Hugh Montgonjerie 37 John M'Kean 36 William Kay 37 Miss Smith 38 John Robertson 40 Mrs M 'Alpine C4ARDEN STREET. 41 James Forrest 7 James Lamb 42 William M'Culloch 15 Ayr Day Nursery 43 James Full » r ton 20 John Nestor 46 Wm. Robertson & Sons 21 David iM 'Fadyean 48 James Halliday 22 John M Cartney 50 John Tuton 34 John Mathies 61 Wîdiam M'Clelland 38 Ayr Mineral Water Compy. 76 Francis ISI eil 78 William Drinnan GAS WORK ROAD. 79 Adam Morton John Morrison 80 James Telfer D. Young 83 Alfred Dante W. Taylor 84 Drinnan & Murphy Donald M' Donald 85 Matthew Hogg Misses Kilpatrick 89 James Surgeoner Mrs AVillet 93 Miss Wyllie Ayr Gaswork 108 James Bruce 1 10 J. & W. Drinnan (:ÔRDON PLACE. 114 David Stewart 2 James M'Intyre 115 A. Thomson 4 David Dobbie 117 R. Carson 6 William Cumming 131 G. M'Crorie 158 Allan M'Quatei STKEE'r DJRE('TOKY^ 163 (ÊEN STREET. HA\VKHir,L, WHITLETTS ROAD. ' 2 McBride & Coy 2 John Hyland 7 William Mitchell & Son 4 Mrs William McKissock 10 William Aitken 5 Gladstone Cottage —Thomas 11 John Greenlees Turner 17 Miss Eaw 6 Willowbank Cottage— (reo. 19 Robevt Rainie T. Cowieson 21^ David McMuivay 7 Robert Orr 23 George Bryden 9 Blairbeth Cottage — James 24 Miss Begg Einnie

25 Craig .\ Coy 10 James Cuthill 27-29 John McQuaker 11 Barncleuch Villa— Miss J. 30 John Mc Walter Boyle 33 James Dobbie 12 Dingwall Cottage — James

N 34 John McVean 1 urra}^ 35 Adam Kennedy 13 Nicholas Mills 36i Archibald Boyd 14 John Love 45 George Wyllie 15 Mon-Desir Cottage — Louis 47 James Reid Le Clair 53 Gordon Gray 16 Mrs Robert Gray 57 Andrew Young 17 James Craig 64 Alexander McXviiirter 20 Jameslield Cottage —Arthur 70 Hugh McCrae Morgan 82 William Ure 21 Roberton Cottage — James 86 Mrs Ure Mclutyre 23 Crailoch Cottage — \\'illiam Spencer (iREEN STREET LANE. 25 Sornlee Cottage" — Mrs Thos Mc William 6 George Boyd 26 (4owanlee (Cottage — Mrs Jas. 10 Samuel Wilson Dow 14 Mrs McCall 27 Arbuthnot Cottage—Thonjas 18 George Eraser Orr 20 Hugh Eraser 28 Caddam Bank—James Hill 24 David Gordon 29 Hawthorn Villa — David 30 Donald McDonald Dobbie 36 Archibal.l Kerr : Seymour Villa—Wm. Clarke 31 Stewart Villa—Wm Camp-^ HALL'S VENNEL. bell 32 Rock Villa Alex. Bennett 1 James McCrindle 33 Norwood Villa — Matthew 8 Willianr Govan J amie 1 7 Hugli McCrae 35 Robert Pyper 164 STREET DIRECTOKY.

HAWKHILL -Contd. BACK HAWKHILL— Co»^/. 36 Woodlee—Daniel Crawford Osborne Cottage —Jas. Osborne 37 Victoria Cottage — Tliomas Mount Pleasant Cottage—David Wright Reid 38 Mayfield—J. H. Driiiuau Garfield Villa —Andw. Campbell 40 Hawkhill Cottage — Mrs Cavendish Villa—Geo. Boyle Drinnaii Fernlee Cottage —Wm. Higgins Blackhouse-John Taylor Ellen Bank - Mrs Hyslop Blackhouse Lodge — R. Mc- Hawthorn Cottage — Matthew Whirter tSmith

BuRXETT Terrace ofip Whit- Eastwood. letts Road. 1 James Dow 1 Alexander Murphy 2 William Logan 2 Archibald Reid 3 David Hyslop 3 Robert Murdoch 4 W. D. Watt 4 Captain John Mathewson 5 W. Len lox 5 James Penny 1 Mungo Cottage Mrs Joseph 6 James Paterson Cowan 7 Hugh Law 2 Mungo Cottage—Mrs John Hannah BACK HAWKHILL. 2 Ivy Bank—John Lamb Viewlield Cottage — William 4 Ivy Bank—Miss Jamieson Osborne 1 Daisybank Cottage — Mrs Charelton Cottage -Neil Mc- Foster Donald 2 Daisybank Cottage— James Marshall Cottage —Thos. Currie McCallum 1 Argyle Cottage—Henry Bell 2 Argyle Cottage—Jas. Aitken Somerset Place. Roseneath Cottage — David Munro 1 Mrs Robert McCallum Tewbarrow Cottage James 2 Mrs John Campbell Lawson 3 Murdoch Cation Hawkhill Nursery—Wm. Miller 4 John Gumming Orvell Cottage —Rev. Robert Noble Back Hawkhill (Contd). Summit Cottage — Hugh H, Wallace Carmel Bank—Robt. Stevenson Broom Cottage — Frederick Tryfield Cottage— D. Loudon Ainslie Hawkhill Dairy— John Waugh Hayden Cottage —Captain John Providence Cottage—A. Vass Cochrane Bnrnside Cottage—Wm. Vass Woodburn Cottage—Wm. Muir 1 Rosebank Cottage— P. Easton Greenbank—Thomas Crawford 2 Rosebank Cottage - J. Smith STREET DIRECTORY. IQl

HIGH STREET. HIGH STREET - Coutd. Hunter & Grant 55 Rainbow Temperance Hotel John Canipl.ell 57 Walter Wilson Ik Co. James Robertson 58 James Smith & 7 Robert Wallace 60 M. & x\I. Dunlop James Stevenson 61 Miss M. Lochhead Mis James Anderson 62 Robert Forrest 6: Co. Thomas Kerr 63 J. Morrison Town Hall and Offices 64 Alex. Marshall A. (i. Young, Town-Clerk 65 P. B. Hill R. MacCalhun, Town Cham- 66 G. W. Menzies berlain 69 John Frew John Eaglesham, Town Sur- 70 Pawn Office veyor 70 Wm. M'KiU A. M archie 71^ J & A. Thomson Mrs Brackenridge 73 John Semple W. R. Black 73 Alex. Semple Liberal Unionist Rooms 74 David Clark King's Arms Hotel 74 Allan GilJj James M'Derment 75 Greenock ISlerino Store C. Eunai 76 Thomas Adam Alex. Fergassnn 77-79 Thomas Eraser Hugh Murray 78 A Buchanan

George Dickie 80 Forsyth >.\: Gray Cuthbert \ Son 81 Robert Williamson John Gibson 84 W, Galbraith John W. Renuie 86 J Gibson A C'Unningham 87 Thomas Cook Hugh Wood 88 James Harvey James Terry & Son 90 Cowieson Brothers Wm. Richmond 93 S. Irvine and. Sons

M. ^ S. Watson 94 J. Thomson and Son Affleck k Son 95 Archibald Guthrie Thomas Dalton 96 Butter Market Ro])ert Stewart 96 J. and D. Reid Wm. M'Dowall 96 James M'Creadie James Oliver 97 James MacKenzie R Dobbie & Co. 98 Adam and Son Lauchlan Morrison 99 Clydesdale Bank Dundee Boot Depot 100 H. R. Sime Eagle Tavern 101 Thomas Muir John Shaw 102 J. M 'Donald Johnson Brothers 104 Matthew Reid J. Brown 105 Mrs M'Call Coffee House 16d 8TRKET DIRECTOKY.

Hope Street HIG H STREET — Coiltd. 9 J. E. Porter 128 Thomas Limond 10 P. Brucciaiia 129 John Templeton 17 J. Mulligan 130 Charles Murdoch 19 J. M. Watt 131 William Ure 19 Jc hn LoA'^e 131 James Thomson 20 John Lochhead 131 Angus M Killop 2(; M iss (xray 131 Loan Office 132 Mrs Robt. M'Fadzean Hk^h Street {Continued). 133 Hugh Kennedy 106 Brotheis Logan 13oa Rifle Volunter Hall 106 T. M. Gemmell and Son 13ob Bon Mai'che 106 James Young & Sons 136 Union Bank 106 Lennox and Gebbie 137 Thomas Imrie & Son 107 Durham and Wright 138 J. T. Duncombe 108 Robert Hallau 139 David Young 109 Louis Le Clair 142 William Burns 110 \Vm. Wyllie 140 William Dyer, jr.

112 Jamieson and Co. 14 . Young Men s Christian As- 113 Highet and Hunter sociation Rooms 114 Mllwraith, Covvun. and Co 147 J(din Crichton 114 Rei

1 <; William Howat 150 T. J. Lipton Meredith I 17 William M'Kissock 153 Matthew

118 Currie, Pv,ae and Co. 154 Stead (.t Simpson 157 Miss Miller iCiKK Port, off High Street. 159 Miss Lyon 2 (r. Ruthertord 159 David Donaldson 4 James Paterson 159 John Ballantine 7 James Hyslop {'\ Thomas Duncan 7 Thomas M'Meekin 165 Andrew Cameron 8 Mrs Paterson 167 William Dobbie P)C. W. M'Call 169 William Wight & Co.

1 75 Nicolson Bros. Hic-H Street {Conid.) 178 John Thomson 110 David Reid 179 Ye Whippe Inn 119 Miss Sloan 180 National Telephone. Co.

121 John Meikle 18 i Robert Watson 123 Miss Purdie 182 x\lexanLler Steele ;24 .[allies Smith 184 A. & W Paterson 12.'! Rf.liert Murdoch 185 William Money

12^' (^. >Nc H. Rutlicrford 186 Miss Sloane 127 John M'Murtrie 188 Gavin Girdwood STREET DIRE-'TOKY. 167

C h.I(;h street -Contd. HIGH STKEK'I'— 'o/^/(/.

1 S9 Peter Fletcher 235 J. A. Stuart 19 John H. Paterson 236 A. & J M Lelland 191 Daniel Wright 237 C. B. Rowan 192 Robertson & Co 39 James Ritchie 193 Henry Murray 240 Hyslop ^^^^Ilace & Co. 194 VI. M'B Thomson 241 P. Brucciana

195 Mrs Allan Wilson 244 William . 'Conneil, jr. 196 Wallace Tower Hail 245 James Walker 197 Adam Wilson 246 John Scott 197 J. & J Danbar 247 Edward Senitn-

197 John Campbell 249 Wm Paterson \: Son 197 Adam Morton 250 John Wight 198 Crawford & Co. 251 J. M'Andrew 199 A & W. M'Nee 252a C. G. Roddie •200 William Sa

'. IS Michael Ptowan 3 Mrs M'Callum 219 Daniel Wyllie & Co 9 Mis Them 220 James Roy 11 Miss Boyd 221 Andrew Climie 12 Miss Park 222 John Clark 14 Peter Grassick 223 G. L. W. Conneil 17 Henry Moore 224 Mrs M'Whinnie 19 John Hettrick 225 Samuel Cameron 20 J ohn H. Haldane 227 Alexander Gemmell 31 Rev. W. J. O'Shaughnessy 228 London anil Newcastle Tea 33 W. Adamson Company 37 William Wlutnnll 230 Lusk & Co 39 Robert Main 231 David fterrand 41 J. H. Paterson 232 William (4old 43 'William Lamb 233 James >f'r'onnell 46 William Brown —

168 STREET DIKEOTOKY,

JOB N STREET Contd. KYLE STREET- ('W//(/. 47 Miss Duflf 5 ^Valter Miller 48 Jolin Bain 9 Mrs Ritchie 49 Hugh Paterson 1 1 James Templeton & Sons 51 R. M'Grory 12 Robert Cuthbertson 55 William Morton 13 Edward vSenior 59 William Dobbie William Pat on 60 Mrs Bosomworth Coventry Cycle Company 62 C. W. M'Call 14 William Miller 63 J. H. Smith 15 Robert Dewar 67 D. C Pettigrew 19 Ayr Parochial Board .Office 68 William MTIill 20 Mitchell & Co 69 Wm. M'Kill 24 William Jones 70 Mrs M 'Vicar 30 David M'Guigan 72 Miss Dobbie 30| Robert Dunsmore 73 John Cowan 31 Mrs Forgie 75 William M 'Vicar 34 William Kerr 76 Miss Hall 35 Miss Lang 76 Samuel M 'Donald 36 Mrs Craig 77 Mrs M 'Ilwraith 37 Ayrshire Rubber'Stores 80 Mrs Connell 40 D. & J Miliigan^ 82 Miss Witherspoon 41 i James Jack 84 James Brown 48 "Robert Paton, jun. F.C. Manse—A. G. Murdoch " Observer " Buildings Daisybank Cottage—Robert Allan Dunsmuir Millar Bonded Stores 100 George Ferguson 102 William Ferguson MAIN STREET. 104 George Sinclair Darlington U.P. Church E C. Manse—G J. C. Scott 1 Foresters' Arms Wm. Alexander & Sons. 3 J. Manning 5 James vStevenson Albert Terrace, off John St. 6 William Wilson 1 Mrs Aird 7 Janies Whytock 2 J. H. Goudie 10 Ayr Free Library 4 Robert Stewart 11 David Austin 6 Miss Ochiltree 15 John Wyburn 8 Robert Walker 19 Hugh Hunter 10 Mrs Sym 20 James Smith 12 W. R. Barbour 20-24 Walter Mitchell & Sonfe 23 William Law KYLE STREET. 25 James Gibson 2 J. Westwater 26 Newton Liberal Club 3 D. Hourston 28 James Dickson STREET DIRECTORY. 169

MAIX STREET (Jontd MIDTON ROAD. .29 Carty & Hamilton Killoeh cottage— Miss Glark 31 Robert Hay 1 Afton cottage—Wm. Paton 35 Petrio Brucciani 2 Afton cottage- - Jas. Fisher 39 James McClyniout 1 Greenlaw n cottage — Mrs 40 John Morris Paton 43 Duncan McKellar 2 Greenlawn cottage — Miss 44 M. & J. Murdoch Xorrie 46 Miss Mackie Drongan cottage—Miss Donald 47 Archibald I'aterson Cairusmore—Mrs Kennedy 48 J, \ D. Meikle Stafla Reginald Fairlie 49 Robert McMillan Tighnaghrian—J. H. Wilson 50 p]x-Bailie Meikle 2 Midton road—Wm. Gairdner 51 Thojnas Jones 4 Midton road—Dennis Bond 52-54-56 Henry Meiklejohn Fernbank—John Taylor 58 Henry Bell Richmond villa— Miss White- 60 Alexander Currie field 64 Mrs George Hunter Smith's cottage — (xeorge Bain 65 James Xeil 10 Midton road — Mrs Sinclair 66 William McDerment 12 Midton road —Mrs Cowan 67 Miss Picken 16 Midton road — And. Hunter 69 David Picken Gowanbank — Miss Lyon 70 James Hunter Gowanbank —David Kennedy 71-75 Archibald McKelvie Springvale house—Col, Jackson 72 William Lowe Newmanville —Mrs Bara 77 Matthew Morrison Elgin villa— Misses Morrison 79 William C'ooper 80 Mrs Dickie Spring vale Roa d. 82 J ^I. Janiies ju Weiwood cottage — Mrs Thomas McConnell 84 McMichael , 86 Duncan Grant 2 Weiwood cottage—Miss Mair 88 John Mcllwraith 1 Mornside cottage — Misses 89 William Gumming Davidson 91 William Kent 2 Mornside cottage—Mrs Rae 92 Ro])ert McGill Carrick cottage —Mrs Howie 93 Thomas McEwan Carrick cottage —F. Logan 96 Peter Gibson Springvale cottage — Charles 98 Allan Law son McQueen 99 Robert Dunlop 102 Thomas Allan South Place. 103 Thomas Dick South cottage —And. Thouison 104-106 A. M. Turner 1 South place— Mise Hood 115 Mrs D. Hunter 2 South place — Misses Mitchell 123 John Reid 3 South j)lace—R. A. Miller 127 Mrs Francis Dickson 170 STREET DIKECTORy,

SOTTH PLACE (Cmtd^, Watieield Road. 4 South place— Miss M'Neillie 1 Miss M'Connel Lunnon—James Adamson 2 Robert Hunter Lunnoii—Robert Jamiesoii 8 Thomas Kerr Dykes cottage John Forrest 4 James Boyd Cowan cottage— T. M'Cartney 5 G L W. Connell 6 Robert Graham Carrick Park. 7 Mrs Shaw 2 John Shearer 8 John Faiquhar 4 Mrs Smith 6 Mrs Stark MIDTON ROAD (Conthmedj. 7 Re\-. Dr Livinestone 1 Hope cottage- Allan H.Gibson 8 Miss Bone 2 do. And. Biemner 10 R. A. Miller Mayfield— Win. Brechin

11 Thomas I imond Melling villa— Mrs Smith 12 John Buchanan Broomfield - Mrs Wm. Kay 13 Mrs Neil 14 Matthew Lawson South Park Road. 16 William Findlay Annickdale - Robert Sim Birnam—John (Tibson St Bernards—James M'Murtrie St Abbs—F. D. VVillock New field— Robert Harvey Glenelg—Miss Wilson Ardvoulin—Misses Gardener Meadow bank—Wm. Paterson 1 Rose cottage—Robt. Mustard MIDTON ROAD (Continued). 2 do. — Wm. Arbuckk Doon villa^—Daniel Wyllie Chalet—Mrs R C. L. Blair Greenbank— Miss Hood Plevna cottage— Wm. Peden OakfehaM' villa— John Lockhart Lincroft— Misses Hall Midton cottage— R. Anderson Glenholni - Miss Ballantine Brownhill- Mrs Haldane Edendarroch- Adam Cowan DooN Terrace. Stewartlea- Geo. C. White

1 Joseph Tait Knowe— Hickson Ferguson 2 Mrs Fozier St Leonards— Hugh Cowair 3 Mrs Someiville 4 Mrs Ceo Dykes MILL STREET.

1 George W(X)d Roxaldshaw Park. 3 John M'Callum * 1 D Houiston 5 M. O'Hagan 2 Mrs M 'Michael 7 Archd. Graham 3 D. G Muir 14 John Smith 18 W^m. Watson MIDTON ROAD (Continued). 32 Annie Lai;der Wattfield cottage— Mrs Dalziel 40 Wm. Millar Glencloy do. F. G. Robertson 41 James Watson & Co. Wattfield house- Mat, Hogg STREET DIRE

MILL STREET- Cont

. 42 John Capperauld 70 Mrs Hutton Darlington Manse—Rev. R. M, 78 R Dobbie & (^o. Maclnnes 79 Thomas Leitch Ellerslie— James Templeton 81 James Paterson Oakbank—J. B. Paton 89 Ritchie v M'Kay Glenalbyn—Mrs Thomson 91 Wm. M'Dowall Auchanlee—James Drennau 101 Andrew Taterson & 8on Williamfield — Mrs Highet Ayr Mills Hector Lawson 1 Windsor Villa - Wul Ritchie 2 Windsor Villa—John Walker MILLER ROAD. 1 Wellpark Place—D. Dunlop 2 W. Hess 2 Wellpark Place— Mrs M'Kuue Havelock House— Miss M'Lach 1 Garden Park - D. Flett Ian 2 Garden Park—Alex. M Cubbiu 2 Havelock House— James M'- Lacblaii KExNSINGTON Terka<'e.

Glexiffer Place. 1 Mrs James Milligan 1 Captain Clark 2 Mrs A. Young 2 Win. Bayns 3 Mrs Brown 3 Robeit M' Vicar 4 Peter Connacher 4 Mrs Walker 5 Miss Jackson 6 Misses Murdoch WiSTON Peace. 1 Miss Duncan 2 Robert Murray MONTGOMERIE ^I^ERRACE (FOKT). Havelock Terrace. 1 J. Muir Robert Dewar 2 Mrs Flint 1 Miss Logan 3 Mrs Willisou 2 Jolin Thomson 4 Miss Sharp 3 Mrs Ramsay 5 Alex. Fergusson 4 J. G. Smith 6 Robert Shankland 5 James Young 7 Mrs Livingstone 6 D. F. Wilson 10 Wm. Cunningham 7 John Loudon 11 John Taylor 8 Rev. J. Cooper 12 George Thornton 9 Mrs C. Highet 13 Mrs John Hunter Eglinton Place— Miss Wyllie 14 Duncan Grant Stoneleigh - Mrs Templeton 17 Robert Wallace Cathcart Manse—Rev. G. Cop- 18 A. G Young land Roanpark — Peter Ferguson F.C. Manse—Rev. C. G. M'Crie Frith View—Stewart Spears* 1 9 —

172 STREET DIRECTORY.

NELSON STREET. NEW BRIU(iE STREET Coutd. 1 John Reid 26 James Ferguson \ Son 7 David Caddis 29 Police Otfice

] 1 Nathaniel Phillips 29 Sanitary Inspector's Otfice 13-15 Beckford Cottage —James 29 William Wilson Lecfgat & Sons 29 David Graham 17 Robert Bone 29 Robert Irvine 26 John Cornelius 20 James Taylor 29 William Christie 34 National Bank 31 James Thomson 34 John Rodger NEW ROAD.

37 John B. Hoo.l ^ 1 G W Menzies 44 Alfred Chapman 2 Unionist CUnb 48 Robert Chalmers 3 James Craig 53 Robert Dickie 7 George Elliot 9 James Polland NEW BRIDGE STREET. 17 Alex. Thomson 1 John Miller 18 Charles M' Andrew

2 Commercial Stores 1 Robert Shields 3 Miss Hastings 20 Samuel Wilson 4a John Clark 22 John Clark 4a Hugh Calder 26 I). Galbraith 4a John Kalligan 27 John Wyllie 4b Brand & Mollison 33 Robert Wa'ker 5 Thomas Eraser 34 Alex. Mackintosh 6 James Scott 36 John Scott 8 Donald Grant 38 John Redmond 9 Soldiers' Home 39 Arch. Welsh 10 Mrs Allan 39a J. & W. Fullarton 1 Pietro Bruciani 41 John Davidson 12 Miss Abernethy 44 Mrs Main 13 Mrs Hannah 45 David Waugh 14 Peter Kennedy 49 Miss Murdoch 17 John Cowan 50 Miss Macrae 18 James Dobbie 51 John Orr 20 Wm Purdie & Son 55 Mrs M'Whinnie 20 George Innes 59 Mrs Aberthney 20 Peter Price 65 Quintin Blane Town Hall 67 J. D. (Gibson 21 Arthur Morgan 69 Thomas Wilson 22 S. Redmayne & Sons 70 Adam Dick 23 Cathcart & Co. 75 John Bowie 24 H. Williamson 76 George Smith 25 Luncheon Bar 78 Wm. Marshall —

STREET DJHK(;T0RY. 178

JSEW KOAl) Contd. NEWMARKET STREET CoiitcL 79 Mis M'Coniiell 25a J. .S: W. Smith 81 Miss M'Culloch 25% Thomas Turner 83 Daniel M^Kechuie 25b Logan Brothers 84 Robertson Paterson 26 Miss Brotherstone 87 tSaniuel Wilson 27 Walter Young 89 Alex. Thomson 28 H. Bowie 90 J. M. Jamieson 29 David Fergusson 93 James Fulton 29 Mrs W. Kyles 95 A. Lawrie 98 Robert R'xlgei-s Macneille Buildings.

99 John Brown 1 William Willock & Son 101 Alex. M'Fadzean 2 William Beveridge

10 ) James Jenkins 3 Joseph Tait 3 Benjamin Corke Green BAXKTEKKA('K(New nl. 3 Peter Connochar 106 Wm. Ure 4 Robert Millar 112 .John Briggs 5 James M. Rae 114 Robert Ochiltree Douglas Villa—Hugli Wood Newmarket Street {Contd.)

Maryfiekl Villa—Mis < Lawson 33 William Kilpatrick Louisdene —J. K. Williamson 33 Robert Kennedy

34 Paterson, Sons e\: Co. NEWM ARRET STREET. 35 Hugh Henry 4 Ranken &; Vass 36 Bennett and S ns 5-7 R. Lamont k Son 39 John Crreenlees 6 Wallace Allan 40 M'Cubbin and Son 8 Mrs A. W. Semple 42 Silver and Young 9 J. Adam 43 Post Office 10 James Dickie 44 John M'Leod 12 A. <& W. M'Nee 45 Mrs Wm. Douglas 13 Andrew Brow n 45 John Farquhar 14 Kerr & Bone 46 Goadie and Douglas 14 J. T. Kean 47 John Brown 15 Matthew Mark & Son 48 Donald Young 16 W. M. Dyer 49 M. and .J. Bell 17 John Easdale 50 Louis Le Clair 18 J. M-Murtrie & Son 51 James Caw 19 Maclachlan k Eraser 52 John M'Clymont •20 Mrs John MKelvie 52 J. H. O'Beirne 21 James Andrew 53 Mrs Hood 22 William Stewart 54 Thomas Young 23 Jolin Shearer .55 Artillery Hall 24 .John Williamson 56 Aj'rshire School of Art 174 STKEET DIRKLTURV.

NKMARKKT .ST Coilfll. OLD BRIl)(4E STRKET— CoWi^f/. 57 Misses Davidson 8 J. D. Paterson 58 J. Fisher 10 D. M'Guigan 59 Robert Robertson 11 Joseph Rossi 60 Miss H. Jeffrey 14 James Ramsaj- 61 Finlayson and Co. 15 W. D. Chambers 62 T. and D. Crawford 16, 18, 19 HughFindlay 62 David Dougall 20 Lennox & Gebbie 63 Ayrshire Post 64 A. J. Webster PARK CIRCUS 65 William Lyinburn (Off Racecourse Road). 67-69 Thomas Jack 1 Misses Campbell 68 Fleury Meng 2 C. B Wilson 70 James M 'Murtrie 3 Mrs Forrester 4 Mrs J. Clark NORTH HARBOUR STREET, 5 George Gallie 18 John Ross 6 John Mailand 22 Capt. John Lyon 7 Robert MacCallum 24 Capt John Boyd 8 Mrs Walker 34 Wm. :\r'Coim 9 W. B. Cnthbertson 36 Robert Orr 10 H. A. Ker 38 Oeorge Innes 11 Mrs Burnett 40 Wilson & Goodwin 12 David Temple ton 44 James Craig &- Son.'^ Dunnore-A Cameron 46 A. & .1. Cv.tliric Glenerne James Douglas 48 Robert Cochrane 50 James Pat on & 8ous PARK CIRCUS W^EST. 52 James Cunningham 1 W G. Walker 54 James Hamilton 2 Mrs J. Ritchie 56 James Cillies 3 Miss Park 58 John Crant Hmith 4 Brigade Surgeon Major Mac- 60 Harl)our Ofiice Fadan 60 Ayr Docks R 0. 10 Mrs A C. Scott 62 Ayr .Steam Shipping Coy. 11 David Rowan 62 John Logan 12 Mrs A. M'Call 13 Malcolm M'Call OLD BRIDGE 8TREE^J\ 1 Joseph Bowden PARK TERRACE (Off 2 Hugh Cameron Allowav Place). 3 James Colligan 1 Miss Sym 4 A. S. Robertson 2 Mrs Smith 5 Alex. Chambers 3 W. D Creighton 6 Alex. Boyd 4 James Dobbie 7 Robert Doak 5 Miss Crauford — —

STKKKT UJKKCTOKV. 175

PAKK TERRACK CoilttL FRK8TWICK ROA D C'oii td. 6 Mrs A. Eanken Jas. M. Jamieson, Smith villa 7 Mrs Burns Geo. Buchanan, Appin cottage 8 Claud Slmrp Rev. John Miller, F.C. Manse J. Murdoch, C E., Malcolm 'odge PEEBLES STREE'l'. Wn). C. Gray, North field 3 Hugh Brown Hugh Walker Alderston 5 Wni. Murphy Wm. Drinnan Chillian 7 Wm. Edgar John Henderson, Rosyth 13 Andrew Lamb Daniel E. Drinnan. Tig cottage 16 Charles Weir J M Ferguson. Falkland house 23 James Brackenritlge 28 Robert Baxter DuNKDKX Plack. 31 Matthew Hall 1 George Foggo 41 David Marshall 2 Robert Finnic 44 William Hunter 3 James Napier 45 Mrs M 'Donald 4 Alexander Smith 51 David Murray 53 Robert Watson Falkla>d Park. 57 Wm Patrick J. Foggo, Fernlea

61 James Mackie J. M. Arthur, R.N , Gowanlea 63 Mrs Hall James Gaunt, Bessbrook James M'Call, Ivy bank PRESTWICK ROAD. Gavin Hamilton, Yio'et bank Daniel M'Kechnie Newton Railway iStation Avondale Tekkack. North Newton Church 1 Alexander Gillespie Rev. Mr Henderson, Manse 2 Irvine Parker Wm. Ure, 1 Falkland Park 3 Hugh Jamieson Alex. Dickson, 2 Falkland Park 4 John Gardiner Thomas Miller, St Ann's 5 Gilbert Rowair Mrs F. Dickson, Easterlea 6 William Stark H. M'Quiston, Easterlea David Wallace, Grangeston North Newton Place. Mrs M'Kerrow, Rydal R. W. Stevenson, Ayton cottage John Gallocher AVm. Lusk, Vina-del-Mar Mrs Kilgour John Gray, Glen Airlie Joseph George Alex. Cuthbert. Wellwood John Gibson, Floral bank North Park Terrace. James Houston Floral bank Wm. Genm'ell, Mavis bank 1 Capt. Rober t Ken- Mrs Issac Hodgson, Edin villa 2 Robert M'Cormick Mrs Gaunt, Edin villa 3 John Richmond —

176 STREET DIRECTORY.

Randolph Terra oe. queen's TERRACE (JOiltd. 1 Robert Hutchieson 16 Charles Browning 2 Dr Andrew Groldie 17 Mrs Forgan 28 Miss Stirling PRINCES STREET. 29 David Young 3 Gershon cottage, Anderson 30 Mrs Baird Millen 31 Mrs Urie 4 William Cree 32 John Steele 5 Cessnock cottage, Duncan 33 Mrs Gray MacGregor 34 Mrs Hunter 7 Cessnock cottage, William 35 T. G. Anderson Boyle 9 Glenrose cottage, James RACECOURSE ROAD. Stev^enson Gleudoon House —Miss Davidson 15 Osborne cottage, J. Davidson Wellpark—Robert Craig 19 John M -Donald Elmsley—E P. W. Redford 28 Princes Street Dairy, Adam Ardaire -John Semple Neil Ashlea—J. M Thomson 32 William M'Kie Lyndoch — Miss Couper 36 James Leggat Fairfield Lodge— R, D. Murdoch 40 Miss Dick Shieling— F. E. Villiers 66 James Drinnan Belleviie Lodge—Wm. Renwick 71 James Clark Burnock Lodge— R. S. Liniond Craigencallie—D. D. Littlejohn Victoria Place, Princes St. Mrs Robb Bellevue Terrace. J. R. Campbell 1 Wm. Alexander 2 Mrs Hay QUEEN'S TERRACE. 3 Mrs Stewart 1 Mrs J. Craig 4 J. M Bain 2 Mrs Hutchison 5 George Dykes 3 C Oliver 6 Joseph Gray 4 Charles AUwood

5 David Caldwell Racecourse Road {Gontd ) 6 Mrs ({ibson Kensal Tower— Col. J. R. Fairlie 7 J. L. Macdonald Redhouse— Mrs A B. M. M' 8 Wn). Robertson Gregor 9 Mrs Anderson Savoy — Major - General Mac- 10 W. J. Hancock donald 11 MrsT. Crawford Dryburgh A. H, Lang 12 Wm. M'Kenna vDunskaig—Colonel M'Alester 13 Mrs Thos. Clark Wheatfield — Major F. Fullerton "[4 Thomas Jack Blendon —Hon. Capt, Geotfeiy 15 Mr Blair Fiennes j

STREET DIRECTORY, 177

KA<.'EC'UURSE ROAD - (Joiltd. Racecourse Road [Contiinied) Lauriston Gardens (off Race- Strathdoon—Neal Thomson

course Roatl)—R Fisher 1 Invercloy—F. G. M 'Andrew Lauriston, oft' Racecourse Road St Lawrence—Mrs J. Clelland —Mrs H. LaM'rie Middleton - R. M. Pollok Viewfield - IMiss Neill Liverdon —Misses Hamilton Midsands Cottage—J A. Mac St Andrews— Wni. Alston Callum Brooksby —Mrs J. Hunter Midsands Cottage - A. Cowan Clyde House— Gilbert Steele Midsands House—John Mills Blackburn Dairy Mrs M'- Dornoch - D. W. Paton Hutcheon South Lodge—Mi-s Cross Gleafairn—J A. Nelison RIVER STREET Westerlea— D. A Lindsay 3 James M'Kissock j Netherby, (Ronaldshaw Park) — 7 Robert ^^'alker

Robert Gudgeon i 8 Weighing house Anchorage, (Ronald shaw Park 9 James Chalmers —Capt. Arthur Broadhurst 11 Stew a r Speirs Ronaldshaw Park—A. Walker 13-15 Daniel GiUaii ; Blackburn house— Captain J. J. 17-19 John Meikle Gregory 21-23 Mrs M'Millan ! Carleton house —Lieut. -Col. M.i River Street IMission Hall Heneage 33 Pollock and M'Lauchlan \ Blackburn lodge — A. Chalmers 33 Alexander Chisholm Ptoseburn —Mrs J. M'Naughton 33 Peter Pollock Westbourne Villa —Mrs Gray 35-37 William M'Kenna Westboume villa —M. Brown 39-41 Matthew Duncan Gargowan— Thos. P. VTilson Blair lodge—Mrs Dalziel River Terrace. Thinacre- J. S. Alston 2 W^. and G Fei-gnsson .South Park—Rev. Dr Dykes 3 R. Anderson Allanvale—Mrs Davie 5 James Strathearn Allanvale Gardens — J. & W. Buchanan and Sons Adamson Thomas Hyiand and Co. Locker Lodge —M Hodgart Gartferry—Robert Paton RUSSELL STREET. Duntric — William Macrorie 11 William Vass Riveiston—Mrs S. Wilson 18 David M'Murtrie Sea Tower—David Hunter 24 and 26 Robert Hunter Victoria Park. 27 John Vallance Carston house—W. T. Clark 44 David M'Fedris Hawthorn lodge— Mrs Mitchell 52 Robert M'Intyre Airlie—Richard Niven Russell Street School Victoria Park House^Dr J, John Reid and Sons Kinnedy 178 STREET DIRE'TOKY.

RUSSELL STREET ('oiiM. Sand(4Ate Street (Coutlu'MA).

74 Peter Easton 28 William Winchester . 76 John Logan 29 Lawrie and Smith 75 William CoAvau 30 William Ochiltree 33 F. H Blackwood and Co. TtAlloway Crescent, Rtssell 35 Misses Burns Sti^eet. Couunercial Bank .")3 Allan M 'Master 36 Misses Rissell ." Hugh Smith 37 Stephen and Pollock 6o Alexander Wilson Royal Bank 67 MrsM-Whinnie R.oyal Bank House — Tiiomas

71 Harry (Jooilen • M'Conn^chie 73 William M Fedris 39 John Lockliart 7;') Mrs M'Creath 40 James Dalziel Si David M'Lean 41 County Club 42 Mrs R Smith SANDGATE STREET. 43 Alexander Lyon

1 Junior Liberal Club 43 Marshall \''an8 & Co.

1 .lames M'(leachie 44 William M'Kerrow 2 dames Smith 46 \A' illiam O^^g 3 Littlejohn Brothers 50 Alexander King 4 Mrs Richardson 50 Mrs Campbell o Ro1)ert Wilson 51r/ John Boyd 7 John Thomson 51 Mi-ises Bui'gess S-IO Mrs Nisbet 51'' Morris & Hunter, ai'chiiects 9 John Mercer 53^ Thomas Manson Thomas Andi^ew 53 ^^"iJliam Auld

1 1 Mrs Lockliart 53 Hugh Armonr li2 ]Matl!ieM- Thomson 54 W. Johnston and Son 13 James M'Murtrie Ayr Billiard Club 14 Josepli Cray 55 David Wi ie 15-17 Wils.'u and Co 57 David Allan and Son

16 Archibald Thomson 58 .V David Clarke 15 Adam :MM;vegor 59 Misses Loudon 11) William Ra.msay Sandgate House 20 Claviu Cii'dwood 61 Miss Brvson 21 Joim Campbell 62 John Murdoch 22 Mrs H. M'Nair 62 W. T Morton 23 D. S Hendry aii

25 Miss Howatson 64 Miss ( Jlendiiming Riiuk of Scotland 68 Robert Smith 26 -lohn Reid and Son 70 James M'Cririck and Son 27 David Sujit!) 74 Miss A. Reid — —

STREET I>IRE<;T0KV, 179

SANDOATE STREET ('oiitd. TAYLOR STREET 76 C, A. Marchail 1 T. K. Wyllie 78 Thomas M'Farlane 2 Quinton M'Coiniell v8 Miss Bone 10 Dnn^a.n Grant 80 Mrs James Clark 18 Joseph Leith 82 Mrs CoM'au 40 David Rae 84 Thomas M'Farlane 86 James Smith UNION STREET. 88-90 Singers" Machine Ware- 1 Andrew Murray house 6 Miss Findlay 92 George Arbuckle 10 Geoi'ge Bowie 94 William M'Kill 12 Arcliiliald Patersou 98-1' Miss M'Leilan 14 Miss Blair 16 Mrs Home SEABANK ROAD, FORT. 18 William :\I'Geachiu Fort house— Capt T. Sinclair 20 Joseph Irvine Fort house— Robert Scott 22 AndreAv Mark Pomona house - Mrs C Oman Fi'anklin villa -A. Donaldson VI EW FIELD ROAD. . Franklin villa- Aii;^ses (lairdner Havanxah Place. Cromwell cottage —Mis Brown 1 John Motl'at 3 Andrew C. Muir SOUTH HARBOUR STREET. 5 Robert Doak 2 Joseph Johnstone 5 William Ramsay 4 Willianj Robertson 7 John Wallace 5 Archiba.l(l Smellie 6 ?vlrs J. M LaM-rence ViEWFiELi) Road iContiiDied). 7 and 8 Wm. Flint & Son 13 Innez CcHtagc li. Stevenson

13 John Dykes <.^ Son 15 Innez Cottage— Jas. Young 17 Mrs MH'ohn 16 George Nicol 21 X. M. Turner 18 Mrs Kerr 27 Fvol'ort Russell 20 Miss Thomson 31 William Young 55 Tiiomas Steele ^"ictoria Terra* e. 75 John Dunlop 30 William Wyllie 93 William Leadingham 32 Robert Smith 113 ('apt. Jame? (Tirvan 34 Mrs Hunter

.s. M-Knight cl Coy. 36 Neil .\PNinch SUNXVSIDE, 38 William Cairns OFF Allow AY PLAc'ii. 40 William Edgar Capt Hardy M'Hardy 42 William Kay Harry Hart 44 l'>Jiel Cottage -R. Walker Greenside villa — P^ev. T. H. Samuel Butler & Co. Lang 5 Matthew Dunbar Pembroke villa— Robt. M 'Phee —

180 STREET DIRECTORY.

VICTORIA TERRACE Coutd. WELLINGTON SQUARE.

60 William Boves" 1 Colonel Hay Boyd 08 John Frew 2 James Andrew 72 George Rainage 3 M rs R. Dobbie 4 Robert Cowan WALLACE 8TREKT. 5 David Ferguson 6 Di' J. R. Watt 3 aB

26 Qnintin BroM n 14 1 aurence Anderson 41 William Lamb County Buildings 45 Tliomas Burns 16 Misses M 'Donald 52 and 54 Manus O'Dcnnell 17 Dr W. MacLachlau

61 Tliomas Miller 18 Robert (^l ill an 63 James Dunlop 19 Mrs H. M'Jannet 75 & 77 Robei't C*l)ambers & 8on 20 Mrs M'Morrine 93 and 95 John O'Harra 21 W. A. 0. Paterson 109 Frp^ncis jSTeil 22 Mrs Lowe 23 John Stirling WAGGOX ROAD. 24 Mrs "NA'addeli 25 Chas. G. Shaw 1 Andrew Steele 26 Town and County Club 2 Jdmes M'Murrav 27 Misses Craig 4 Alex. M'Millan' 29 Mrs John Ronald 5 James Marr 7 James White WELLINGTON STREET. 17 Robert C!ampbcll 1 James R. Richmond 30 Alex. Cross & Sous 7 Hugh Eraser 8 .John Hunter WEAVER STREET. 13 William Reid 4 Wm. Huntci- 15 Alexander Forsyth 7 George Reid 17 Robert Dalrymple 11 John Clark 24 Mrs Richmond 15 John Duncan 25 Alexander Bain 25 Quintin Young 34 Michael Quin 31 Archibald Kerr 37 Quiutin Young STREET DIRECTORY, 181

WELLINGTON STREET Coiitd. YoRK vStREET— Govfd.

38 Hugh Milroy 42 James Duncan 39 James Brown 46 Anthony M'Creadie 43 Thomas Rohertson 48 Allan Dunsmuir 44 John Morris^ 46 Andrew Campbell YORK STREET LANK 48 John Miller 2 Matthew Reid 49 Alexander M'Call YORK STREET. 50 William Daws 1 David Hislop 66 David Sellars 5 James Dickie 68 John Muir 33 Archibald Welsh 82 Samuel Mitchell TRADES' DIRECTORY

ACCOUNTANTS. Guthrie, A. k -T,, 46 North. quay

Crawford, T. & D , 62 New- (shipping) market street Hall, \Vm., 03 Peebles street Manson, Thomas, 53 8andgate (coal) street Hamilton, James, North (piay

Smith J , & W. , 25 Newmarket (shipping) street Jamie, Wm., 38 Content street Turner, Thos., 25a Newmarket (coal) street Logan, J., North qiiay (coal) M 'Cardie, William, 88 and 90 .ERATED WATER MANU- Sandgate street (sewing FACTURERS. machmes) Ayr Mineral Water Coy. (Ltd.) M'Colm, Wm., 34 North quay 38 Garden street (shipping)

Buchanan & Sons, Riv^er terrace M'Crindle, James, 1 Hall's Ven- Pollock & ^laciachlan, 33 River nel (coal)

strret M'Leau, H , 43 Allison street

l^irner. A. M , 104 Main street (coal) M'Ninch, Wm., 7 George street AGENTS. (coal) Affleck, ^Yu). & Son, 35 High Murphy, R. & Son, 7 Peebles stroet (house) street (coali Aird, ^V., 1 Argjie street (coal) Park, Miss, 12 John st (sewing) Allan, David & Son, 57 Sand- Ramsay, Wm., 278 High street gate street (coal) parcel express) Cellar.?, JJavid, Carrick road Reid, J. & Son, 26 Sandgate

(manure street house i (Jlark, Mrs James, 80 Sandgate Smith, George, 7 Main st. (coal) street (coal) Smith, J. ,G., North quay (ship- Dalmelliiigton Iron Coy., 55 ping) Sandgate street (coal) Tajdor, John, 63 Sandgate street Duft', Hugh, 10 Academy street (house) (coal) \^'ilso•l, J., 8 Cassillis street Dunlop, M. & M., 60 High (house)

street (coal) Wilson <. Co., 15 and 17 Sand- (liliies, J., North Quay (com- gate street (house) mission) trades' direotory. 183

ARCHrrECTS AND CIVIL Stewart, James, IS North quay EXGINEER8. Tuton, John, 50 George street Eaglesham, John. A.R.I.B.A,, Wright, Dan., l91 High street Town's Buildings

Mercer, John, LA , 9 Sandgate BANKS See Index, street Morris, Jarnes A., & Hunter, BELLHAN(^ERS.

A. R. I. B. A. , I, A. , 51b Sand- Terry & Son, 32 High street gate street Thomson, James, 131 High st. Murdoch, J., LA,, G2 Sandgate Ure, William, 131 High street street Stevenson, Allan, & Kerr, 14 BERLIN WOOL SHOPS. Cathcart street Eell, M. & J., 49 Newmarket street AUCTIONEERS AND Jeffrey, Miss E., 60 Newmarket APPRAISERS. street Craig, James, 33 Alloway street Richardson, Mrs, 4 Sandgate st

Dewar, R. , 15 Kyle street Stevenson, M. & M. , 7 Alloway

Hunter. Wni. , 24- Sandgate st. street Raid, J. & Son., 26 Sandgate st. Taylor, John, 03 Sandgate st. BLACKSMITHS.

Wilson & Co., 15 and l7 Sand- Chisholm, Alex. , 33 River street gate street Crichton, John, 147 High street Yount;, James, Corn Exchange Howat, Wm., 116 High street

Court, 108 High street Kerr, Wm , 32 Kyle street Marchall, C. A., 76 Sandgate BAKERS. street Austin, David, 11 Main sti^eei Paterson, Wm., 45 Carrick st Brown. John 47 Newmarket Terry, J. & Son, 32 High street street and Tain's Brig Thomson, James, 131 High st (yuthbertson, R,, 12 Kyle street Ure, Wm., 131 High street Calbraith, Wm., 84 High street Whytock, J,, 7 Main street Girdwood, G., 188 High street and 20 Sandgate street BILLPOSTERS. Goudie, J., .^ Sons, 253 and 255 Ayr Billposting Co., 20 New High street Bridge street —Peter Price, Hall, J. 216 High street manager Mai-tin, jSlrs, 16 Gordon place Clark, John, 4a New Bridge st

M'Call, Mrs A. , 105 High street M'Culloch, J., 11 Alloway BOARDING SCHOOLS. strCGt (Ladies.) M'Millaa, Robert, 49 Main st. Aitken, Miss, Wellington lodge, Picken, J., 674 ^I^^ii^ street Bath place Speirs, W., 149 High street Lowe, Mrs, 22 Wellington square 184 TRADES DIRECTORY.

M'Cheyne, Miss, 13 Eglinton Boyd, Alex. , 6 Old Bridge street terrace, Fort Boyd. John, 51 Sandgate street Crawford, R., 14 Gordon place BOAT BUILDER. Cuthbert,' A. & Sons, 22 High st Christie, AV., 6 York street lane Dickson, James, 28 Main street Dobbie, R. & Co., 42 High st. BONDED STORE KEEPERS. Dobbie, Wm., 167 High street Cathcart & Co., Kyle street Dundee Equitable, 47 High st. Turner, A. M., 21 South Har-" Gillan, James, Carrick street

hour s^reet Handyside, S. , 270 High street

Higgins, Wm , 260 High street BOOKBINDERS. Kennedy, Hugh, 133 High st.

Dock, Robert, 7 Old Bridge st Millar, Robt. , 4 Macneille build-

Henry, H , 35 Newmarket st ings, Newmarket street Lymburn, Wm., 65 Newmarket Morrison, J., 63 and 204 High street street Murray, Henry, 193 High st M'Donald, John, 102 High st. M'Ewen, Thos., 93 Main street BOOKSELLERS AND STA- Paterson, A. & W., 184 High st. TIONERS, Polland, James, 9 New road

Cooper, W. . 8 Wallace street Ramsay, J., 14 Old Bridge st. Fergusson. A., 18 High street Robertson, J., 38 George street Hendry, D S & Son, 23 Sand- Smith, James, 86 Sandgate st. gate street vStead & Simpson, 154 High st. Henry, H., 35 Newmarket st Irvine & Son, 93 High street BRASSFOUNDERS.

Lawson, A. , 98 Main street Reid & Co., 114 High street

Lochhead, M , 61 High street Welsh & Co., 20 and 24 Carrick Lymburn, Wm., 65 Newmarket street street M'Fadzean, Archd., 89 Main BREWERS & MALTSTERS. street and Tam's Brig Turner, A. M., 104 Main street Murray, Henry, 193 High street Watson, James, & Co., 41 Mill

Murray, Hugh, 1 9 High street street Murdoch, M. & J., 44 Main st M'Call, James, 38 Sandgate st BUILDERS AND MASONS. Neil, Robert, 267 High street Baird, James, 7 Dalblair road Roddie, G. Gray, 252 High st Togo, Wm., Falkland park Stephen and Pollock, 37 Sand- Hunter, And., 18 Dalblair road gate street Hutchison, R., 1 Randolph ter.

Taylor, Wm., 39 Alioway street Jackson, J. & W. , 6 James st. Kirkland, David, 2 Ballantine BOOT & SHOEMAKERS. drive, off Carrick road Adam & Sons, 98 High street M'Geachie, Wm., 18 Union st. TRADES DIRECTORY. 185

M'Lachlan, A & Son, 64 Dal- Taylor, John, 63 Sandgate st. blair road Wilson and Co., 15 and 17 Sand- Murray, Wnj., Cyprus cottage, gate street Carrick road Stevenson, Robt., Innez cottage, CANDLE MAKERS. Viewfield road Donaldson, David, 159 High st. Watson, Wm., 18 Mill street Paterson, A. and Sons, Mill st. Wyllie, Andrew & Son, 45 Green street CARRIERS-/SVe Index. CAB AND CARRIAGE CARTERS. PROPRIETORS. Cowan, H., 58 York street

Burns, Thos. , 41 Wallace street Cowan, Wm. 58 York street

Duncan, Matthew, 39 River st. Hall, Alex , 63 Peebles street Gemmell, Alex., 227 High st. Hall, Matthew, 27 Peebles street M'Guigan, David, 80 Kyle st. Millar, Walter, 5 Kyle street M'Kerrow, Wm., 38 Carrick st. Murray, Wm,, 89 Alloway st. and 44 Sandgate street M'Fadzean, D., 34 Main street"

M'Murtrie, J , 12 Dalblair road M'Fedries, J., 28 Lymond's and 13 Sandgate street Wynd M'Fedries, David, 44 Russell c;abinetxMakers and street

upholsterers. M'llwraith, R. & Co , 36 Chines Affleck, Wm. & Son, 35 and 67 street High street

Bowie, H. , 28 Newmarket street CEMENT AND PAVEMENT (4ibb, Allan, 74 High street MERCHANTS.

Hyslop, Jas. , 7 Kirkport, High Mitchell, Wm. and Son, 7 Green street street Kay, Wm,, Carrick Buildings, Rankin, Jas. and Co., 131 High Carrick street street Lawson, Matthew, 207 High st M'C'hire, G. and J., I and 5 CHEMISTS & DRU(;GISTS. Dalblciir road Bell, Henry, 58 Main street

Morrison, L. . 46 High street Beveridge, Wm., 2 Macneille Morris, John, 40 Main street buildings, Newmarket street

Neill, E. , 76 George street Burns, Wm, , 142 High street Reid. J. and D., 96 and 119 Cook, Thomas, 87 High street Higli street Dobbie, I'., 4 Gordon place Reid, J. and Son, 26 .^andgate Dobbie, James, 18 New Bridge street street

Roddie, J., 5 Wallace street Jackson, Wm. , 6 Alloway street Thomson, J. M., 35 and 67 High Menzies, G. W., 66 High street, street and 1 New road —,

186 TRADES DIRECTORY.

Moore and Co. , 1 New Bridge st. M'Creath, J , New Established - M'Dernient, Jas. , 15 High st. house, 24i Carrick street

M'Gregor, A., 16 and 18 Sand- Ravie, D , Baptist— house, 42 gate street Newmarket street Reid, A., Newton Established CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. —house, 52 Main street Gait, James, 7 Content street Tanish, Peter, Wallacetown Irvine, Arch., 15 Carrick street P^stablished — house, 4 Irvine, James, 16 Kyle street Cliurch street Irvine, John, 35 Eullarton street CLOG & PATTERN MAKER. CHINA. GLASS, & EARTH- Mulligan, J., 17 Hope street EN^YARE DEALERS. Arbnekle, George, 92 Sandgate COACHBUILDERS. street Bryden, George, 6 Cathcart st. Brown, Quintin, 26 Wallace st. Mains, John and Son, 97 Allo- Caw, James, 51a Newmarket st. way street

Dnnlop, M. and M. , 60 High st. Morton, Adam, 197 High street

M'Millan Mrs, 21 River street Reitl, Tbos. , 7 Main street M'Culloch, Wm., 42 George st Robertson, Wm. and Sons. 46 Thomson, John, 7 Sandgate st. George street 15 Alloway street CONFECTIONERS AND CHURCH OFFICERS. PASTRY BAKERS. Those marked are pastry linkers. Allan, Wm , St Leonard's— (p) house, 99 Mill street Anderson, Mrs James, 8 High Armour. Hugh. Ayr Free - street house, 51 Sandgate street Brackenridge, Mrs, 11 High st. Cairns, Hugh, North Newton — Brucciani. P., 11 Hope .st.. 35 house, 13 Argyle street Main St., and 11 New Bridge Cairns, Wm., Original .recession street house, 38 Yiewfield road Campbell, Jolin, 3 and 274 High Campbell. J., Newton Free street (p) Craic,r, house, 88 Main street Mrs D , 34 Kyle .street

Corbett, John, ^\'allacetown Dyer, W. ^l , 261 High street Free -house, 78 Elba st. and 16 Newmarket street

Fraser, R., Scottish Episcopalian Goudie, J. , & Soils, . 53 and 255 — house, 3 Academy st. - High street (p)

Guthrig, T. , Darlington U.P. Lamb, Wm., 20 "Wallace street house, 29 River street Lyon, Miss, 157 High street Hyslop. J., Old Church— house, M'Leilan, Miss, 100 Sandgate st. 7 Kirk port. High street Meng, Fleury, OS Newmarket M'Connell, J. Cathcart street street (p) LT.P. — house, 15 Cathcart Milroy, James, 18^ Alloway st. street TRADES DIRKCTORY. 187

Neil, Robert, 6 Carrick street Stewart, D. , 114 George street

Rossie, Joseph, 11 Old Bridge Watson, Wm , 14 Queen street street Watson, Robert, Knoweside, .Sioane, Miss, 119 High street Prestwick road CONFECTIONERY WORKS. DENTISTS. Gibson, Jas., 25 Main street Agnew, James, 4 Barns street

Logan, J , 76 Russell street Frew, John, 7 Cathcart street Richmond, J., Allison street Hunt, J. P., 17 Charlotte street

.-tirling, J., L.D.S , 23 Welling- COOPERS AND RIDDLE ton square MAKERS. Mair, W., & Son, 258 High st. DRAPERS High street Black, Wm. R., 12 High street M'Creadie, J , 96 Commercial Stores, 2 New CORK MANUFACTURERS Bridge street Moore, Thomas, 22 Carrick st. Covrieson, Bros., 90 High street Smith, Wm. 3 Boat vennel Currie, Rae and Co., Ailsa* Buildings, High street

^ COWFEEDERS Forsyth & Gray, 8 ) High street Baird, J., 60 Allison street Hourston, David, 3 Kyle street Clark, Miss, Killock cottage, Hunter & Grant, 2 High street Midton road Hunter, Mrs, 64 Main street

i Clydesdale, J., Old Brewery, Hunter, Mrs D , 1 5 Main st.

Fort Hyslop, Wallace, & Co , 240 Davidson, Mrs, 20 Kyle street High street Dick, Mrs A., 70 New road Johnson, Bros, 50 High street Drinnan, John, Boghall j'ow Johnstone & Firdayson, JOI Gibson, Alex., 52 Viewfield Alioway street road Lawrie and Smith, 29 Saadgate

Gilchrist. J . 22 Dalblair road street Halbert. M., 80 Mill street Lusk cind Co., 230 High street Hall, "Sits C, 27 Peebles street Mackie, Miss. 40 Main street

Jamieson, iiobt., Lunnon, Mid- Mackenzie, J , Wanton Buikl- ton road ings, High street

Loudon, David, back Hawkhill M'Ninch, W. , 7 George street M'Hutcbeon, ?vlrs, Blackburn M'Intyre, J., 2 Gordon place farm, Racecourse road M'Kellar, Duncan 43 Main st Nicolson, Bros., 175 High street M'Intyre, J , Dalmellington road Purdie, Miss, 123 High street

M'Whirter, D., 30 Carrick st. Rae, J. M. . 5 Macneille Build-

ings, Newmarket street , Neill, A. , Princes street Roy. James. 220 High street Ritchie, James, 239 Hiu'h street Siilars, D., 00 York'st. lane Robertson and Co., 192 High street 188 TRADES DIKECrORY,

Smith, James, 58 High street Johnson Bros., 50 High street Smith, James, 1 4 High street Johnstone and Finlayson, 101 and 30 Main street Alioway street Steele, Alex, 182 High street Kerr and Bone, 14 Newmarket Wilson Walter, and Co., 57 street High street Lawrie and Smith, 29 Sandgate Young, David, 141 High street street Young, Thomas, 54 Newmarket Leman, Miss, 96 High street St reet Loudon, Misses, 59 Sandgate st, Mitchell, Mrs, 206 High street DRESSMAKERS AND M 'Bride, Miss, 9 Cathcart st MILLINERS M'Feat, Miss, 18 Fullarton st. M'Ghee, Miss, 49 Alloway st. Aird, Mrs, 1 Albert terrace Mackay, Miss, 43 Fort street Baird, Mis>=, 16 Barns street Mackenzie, J., Winton build- Bone, Miss, 78 Sandgate street ings, High street Brotherson, Miss, 6 Newmar- M'Kissock, Miss, 33 Fullarton ket street street Bryson, Miss, 6' Sandgate st. Nicolson Bros., 175 High street Burgess, Miss, 51 Sandgate st. Purdie, Miss, 123 High street Burns, Miss, 6 Church street Ritchie, James, 239 High street Campbell. Miss, 20 Cathcart st. Robertson and Co., 192 High st. Cassillis, Miss, 58 Dalblair road Sloane, Miss, 186 High street Currie, Rae, and Co., Ailsa Smith, .Misses, 37 Fullarton st. Buildings, High street Thomson, Mrs D., 4 Dalblair Dick, Miss, 169 High street terrace Douglas, Mrs, 45 Newmarket st, Wyllie, Miss 87 Alloway st. Durham and Wright, i07 High Young, David, 141 High street street Young, T. 54 Newma rket st. Gait and Co., 10 Barns street Goudie, Miss, 16 Wallace st DRYSALTERS. Guthrie, Arch, Winton build- King Miss, 28 George street ings, High street Lamont, R., and Son, 7 New- Hannah, Miss, 36 Kyle street market street Hood, Mrs, 53 Newniarket st. Wight, John, 250 High street Howatson, Miss, 25 ."-^andgate street DYERS. Hourston, David, 3 Kyle street Brand & MoUison, 4b New Hunter, Miss, 6 Ballantyne Bridge Street

Drive, off Midton road Wallace, Wm, , 208 High street Hunter and Grant, 2 High st. Hyslop, Wallace and Co., 240 ENGINEERS AND IMPLE- High street MENT MAKERS Jackson, Miss, 96 High street Taylor, J. and A., Townhead M'orks TRADES DIRKOTOKY. 189

Mackie, Jauies, 61 Peebles st. Morton, H., 18 Gordon place Montgomerie, Hugh, 33 George M'C^allum, John, 3 Mill street street M'Crackeu, John, 22 Wallace Wallace, R. & Son, Railway street Bridge M'Farlane, Thomas, 84 Sand- gate street

FANCY WAREHOUSES M'Kissock, Jas , 3 River street Brown, J., 51 High street M'Nair, H., 22 Sandgate street Dyer, W. jr., 143 High street M'Queen, Chas., 20 Alloway st.

Jack, T , 67 and 69 Newmarket Picken, David, 69i Main street street M'Whinnie, Mrs, 224 High st. FRUITERERS Sc GREEN- Wilson, Mrs Allan, 197 High GROCERS. street Barns, Wm., 74 George street Cowan, Mrs, 82 Sandgate street FISH & GAME MERCHANTS Clark, John, 222 High street Allan, Mrs, 10 New Bridge st. Cunningham, Miss, 30 High st.

Crawford, Thomas and Co., 198 Davidson, M. and A. , 57 New- High street market street

Hill, P. B., 65 High street Drinnan, D E. , 41 Alloway st M Leod, Mrs. 201 High street Law, William, 23 Main street O'Donnell, Manns, 54 Wallace Miller, Miss, 157 High street

street Milroy, James, ' S-h Alloway st M'Kelvie, A., 71 Main street FISHING TACKLE MAKERS M Nee, A. ct W.. 12New^market Mitchell, Alex, and Co., 20 street and 199 High street Kyle street Paul, Miss, -!3 Carrick street Russell, Misses. 36 Sandirate st FLESHERS. Scott, James, 6 New Bridge

Adam J , 9 Newmarket street street Brown, Hugh, 3 Peebles street Smith, Miss, 15 George st

Climie A. , 221 High street Dunlop, James, 63 Wallace st (^RAIN MERCHANTS. Dick, Thomas ti3 Main street Allan, John and Co., 3 Carrick Eastou, Peter, 74 Russell street street

Fletcher, P ^ 1 89 High street Ballantine, John, 59 High st Frew, John, 69 High street Cellars, David, Lethan cottage, Fnllartoii, Jas.. 43 George st Carrick road Gibson, John, 26 High st Flint, W. and Son 7 and 8 Gibson. Peter. 96 Main st. South harbour street

Jones, Thos. , 57 Main st Inglis cV Son, Alloway street

Kerr .t Meikle, 10 Carrick st. Jardine, A , North field

Meiklejuhn, H. , 62 Main street liOudon, John, 6 Barns crescent Mitchell, Walter & Son, 22 Smith, A. and Son, 21 Alloway Main street street 190 TRADES DIRECTORY.

Steele, Thos., 55 Scutli Harbour Miller, T , 61 Wallace street (s) street, and "Railway bridge Moffat, John, 78 Allison street Wight, W. and Co , 169 Highst Money, W , 185 High street Wyllie, D. and Co., 219 Highst Montgomerie, H , 7 (-George st

Mun\ay, R , 256 High street GROCERS 'Bride, 14 AND SPIRIT M H A , Elba street MERCHANTS. M'Lelland, A and J ,236 High Those marked (s) sell Spirits. street

M'Connell, Wm , 12 Gordon

Allan, T , 102 Main street (s) place Bone, R.. 17 Nelson M'Connell, jr street Wm , , 244 High Brown, W. M'(\, 203 High st street (s) Cameron, A., 165 High st (s) M'Clelland, W , 63 George st

Cameron, K., Churcli street M'Clymont, J , 39 Main st (s) Cassillis, D., 177 High st (s) M C'rae, Hugh, 70 Green st Clement, Andrew, 85 Cross st M 'Quaker, J., 27 Green st Cooper, Wm., M'Quaker, (s) 79 Main street W^ , 16 Content st Cowan, Wm., 78 Russell street M'Whirter, A., 64 Green st (s) Douglas, W., 23 Content street Nicol, Mrs, 16 Viewfield road

Dickson, Mrs F., 127 Main st (s) Oliver, Jas. , 41 High street (s) Duncan, Miss, 73 Wallace st Paterson A.. 47 Main street Edgar^ Wm and Sons, 7 Peebles Paterson, J. H., 190 High st street Paterson, W., and Sons, 249 Forrest, R. andCo.,62High st(s) High street (s) Grant, Duncui, 86 Main street Ramsay, Wm., 278 High st (s) and 10 Taylor street Reid, A.. 74 Sandgate street Grassick. Peter, 24 George st Richmond, J. R. 1 Wellington Hay, Robert, 31 Main street street Hogg, MattheMs 202 High street Pvichmond, Mrs, 26 Vrellington and 85 Geni'ge street street Jamiesnn, J. M., 82 Main street Rutherford, G and H., 126 and 90.^ New road High street s)

Kennedy, P., 14 New Bridge st Sha , John, 10 (ilordon plaee'(s)

(s)' Smith, John and Co . Allison

Kay, Wm , 34 George street st(s) Lipton, T. J., 150 High street Smith, John, 12 Mill street

I Lockhart, Mrs A. , 11 Sandgate Steel, A , Waggon road

street (s) Thomson, ^Nl , 12 Sandgate st (s)

Logan Bros. , 25b Thomson, 71 and 178 High Newmarket J , street, and 106 High street street (s)

Malcolm, R , 46 Content street Wall ce, R. , Town's Buildings, Meiklejolm, Henry, 44 and 56 5 and 7 High street (s) Main street Winchester, Wm., 28 Sandgate

I'.I'Cluskie Bros , 39 Cross street street is) —

TRADKS DIREOTORY. 191

Wyllie, Will., 110 Higli st Clark, James, 4 Arran terrace, "Wyllie, Miss, 98 George street Fort Wyllie, T. K., 1 Taylor st (s) Crawford, T. and 1)., 62 New- Wyburn, John, 15 jNIaiu st market street

Cnniming, Win. , 89 Main street GUNMAKERS. Gait, James, 7 Content street

MTrii-ick and Sons, 70 Sand- M'Clure, G. and J. 1 Dalblair gate street road Ramsay, John, ]N]ilrig Hotel, HAM CURERS. Charlotte street Lennox; and Gebbie, IGO High at Reid, Alex., 50 Main street Mitchell W., and Sons, 22 Main Smith, James, 25a Newmarket street street

M'Killop, A., 131 High street Turner, T. . 25a Newmarket st Stratheani and Co., 5, 7, and 11 Young, James, 106 High street River terrace INNS AND HOTELS. HATTERS Alfred Hotel, 8 and 10 Sandgate.

Cameron, S. , 225 High street Street -iVlrs G Nisbet

Connell, G. L. , 223 High street Athole Arms Hotel, AUoMay st Gibson. John, 86 High street — Joseph Johnstone Rei

Guthrie, A., Winton BuiMings, Craigie Inn 1 17 George street — High street Robert Carson M'Fadzean, Mrs R., 132 High st Crown Hotel, 117 High street

Robertson, A. S. , 4 OM Bridge st Wm. M'KJssock — Seniple, A. W. , S Xt wniaiket st Eglintou Hotel, 4 Alloway st

Stevenson, M. ».\: 2\I. , 7 Alloway John Steele street King's Arms Hotel. 14 High st Thomson, J., a Son, 94 High st -Mis Wni. Scott

Young, I-)., -48 Newmarket st Kyle Hotel, i) Kyle street — Mrs

Watson, M. & S , 34 High st J Ritchie Mason's Arms Inn, 130 High HOUSE FACTORS. street— C ?v[urdoch Brown, ^\., Milrig place, 8 Milrig Hotel, Charlotte street — Charlotte street John Ramsay 192 TRADES DIRECTORY.

M 'Lean's Temperance Hotel, 5 , Howat, Wm., 116 High street

Killoch Lamb, , 41 Wallace street place—A. M'Lean | Wm.

Plough Jnii, 257 High street i Limond, T., 128 High street Wni. M'Kissock Paterson, J. D., 8 Old Bridge st Queen's Hotel, 6 Hai-bour st Semple, John, 73 High street Mrs J M. Lawrence Wilkinson, Jas, 12 Alloway st Rambow Temperance Hotel- Mrs J Dempster IRON SHIPBUILDERS. Star Hotel, 118 High street- M Knight, S. andj Co., South Robert Hallan Quay 8un Inn, 245 High street— Jas. Walker joinp:rs. Tani O' Shanter Inn, 2-46 High Allan and Co.. 113 Main st st—J. 8cott Clai^k. David, 74 High street Temperance Hotel, 2 Carrick st Clarke, Wm., 58| Sandgate st —Mrs Newlands Davidson, John, 41 New road Victoria Hotel, 5 Kyle street- Driunan, W., 78 George street Walter Miller Fergusson, W. and G., Old Victoria Inn, 97 High st— Miss Bridge End Forrest, J., 41 George street Victoria Ten-perance Hotel, 17 Ka)^ John, 50 Content street South Harbour street—Mrs Kii g A., 50 Sandgate street M'Colm Leitch, Thos., 79 Mill street Waverley Temperance Hotel, 8 Meikle, J. and D., 48 and 50 New Bridge st —D. Grant Main street Wheat Sheaf Inn, 9 John st - Miller, Robert, 10 High street Mrs John Thoni jNlilligan, D. and J. 40 Kyle st Whippe Inne, 179 High street — Milligau, David, Smith street Wm. Neil Mitchell, J. 24 Wallace street

^I'Clure, G. and J , 5 Dalblair INSURANCE AGENTS. road See Index. M'Creath Jas., 29 Fullarton st M'Creath, Robt., 27 Carrick st IRONFOUNDERS. Neil, James, 65 Main street

Hunter, R , Wallacetown Foun- Paton, Wm., 13 Kyle street dry, Lymond's Wynd Ramsay, Wm., 19 Sandgate Rodger, J. M., Kyle Foundry, Redmond, John, 38 New road Townhead Wilson, Robert, 5 Sandgate Vie, \^'m.. Ayr Foundry, Green street LATHSPLITTERS.

IRONMONGERS. Cowie, John, 24 Carrick street

Cameron, R., 148 High street Fullarton, J. and W. , 39a New Highet ami Hunter, 113 Highst road TRADES DIRECTORY. 193

LAUNDRIES. Surgeoner, Wm., 20 Boghall Burton, Mrs, 10 Alioway street row (carpets) Caldwell, Mrs. 21 Main street Surgeoner, James, 89 George Gibson, Mrs, 10 Elba street street (thibet) Gribbin, Mrs, 18 Mill street Martin, Mrs, 4| Cromwell place MILLERS. Miller Mrs G". Wattfield cot- Craig, James and Son, Victoria tage, Midton road Mills, North Quay Murdoch, Miss, 49 New road Secular, R. and Son, Dutch M'Clelland, Miss, 98 Sandgate Mills, near Ayr street Smith, A. and Son, Ayr Mills, M'Kinnon, Mrs, 77 AUoway st Mill street, and AUoway Neill, Miss, 60 Dalblair road Mills, near Ayr Niven Mrs, 33 Fort street Steele, J., Overmills, near Ayr Robb, Mrs A., Princes street Sym, Mrs, 10 Albert terrace NURSERYMEN and SEEDS- Tulloch, Miss, 45 Fort street MEN. Wallace, H. H., Wallace street Those marked (s) are Seedsmen* Young, Mrs, Alton place. Car- only rick road Bryden, Thos., Cumnock road

Cameron, D. , 1 Havannah place LEATHER CUTTERS. Campbell, J. H., 21 AUoway

Boyd, Alex. , 6 Old Bridge st street (s) Paterson J., 4Kirkport High st Drinnan, D., Tig cottage, Prest- wick road MANUFACTURERS. Dykes, J and Son, L5 Harboixr Ayrshire Rubber Stores, 36 street (s) Kyle street Imrie, Thomas and Sons, 137 Butler, Saniviel and Co., New- High street (s)

| tonhead (lace) Imrie and Co., Dalmellington

, Gray, W. C. off Prestwick road i road (carpets) Inglis and Son, 49 AUoway st

Howat, D. G. and Co. , Allison (s) street (lace) Miller, William, Hawkhill Hutchison, A., 41 Content street Wyllie, D. and Co., 215 High j (woollen street (s)

Hyland, Thos and Co., River I

terrace (starch and gum) I OUTFITTERS.

, Jamie, M. and Co. 25^ Content I Blackwood, H. and Co., 33

street (muslin i Sandgate street Reid, J. & Sons, Russell street ' Jamieson, J. and Co., 112 High (woollen and wincey) street

j Ritchie, W. and Son, Church Hepworth, Joseph and Son, 144

j street (muslin) High street 194 TRADES DIRECTORY,

Redniayiie, S. and Son, 22 New Le Clair, Louis, 50 Newmarket Bridge street street and 109 High street Rennie, John W., 28 High st PAINTERS aud PAPER- (h) HANGERS. Stevenson, James, 6 High street Aird, James, 12 Church street and 5 Main street (h) Bennett, J. B. and Sons, 36 Woods, G., 1 Mill street (h) Newmarket street Goudie, W., 49 Allison street PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. Hunter, H., 19 Main street Bara, Mrs, Cromwell place, Johnston, W. and Son, 54 Fort Sandgate street Hess, Wilhehn, 7 Killoch place Maclachlan and Eraser, 19 New- Kyles, Mrs W., 29 Newmarket market street M'Leod, J., 44 Newmarket st Walker, J. N., 233 High street Stewart, W., 22 Newmarket st Wane, Marshall, and Co., 10 Smith, Thomas, Lome place, Alloway place and 43 Sand- Argyle street gate street Willock, W. and Son, Mac- neille Buildings, Newmarket PHYSICIANS & SUR<4E0NS street —See Index Wilson, A and Son, 197 High street PIANOFORTE WARE- HOUSES. PAVIERS. Dalziel, Jas., 40 Sandgr.^e sti'eet

M 'Andrew, C. IS New road Paterson, Sous & Co , 34 New- market street PAWNBROKERS. Senior, Edward 247 High street Boyle, ?\liss, 41 Cross street and Kyle street Boyle, George, 70 Cross street Hill, D. E., 70 High street PLASTERERS. Leckie, A., 131 Hi'gh street Bone, D., 42 Elba street M'Keiina, W., 37 River street Leggat. J., lm Sous, Beckford cottage, xNelson street

PERFUMERS and HAIR- Miller, Wm. , Mill street DRESSERS. Vass, Wm,, 29 Fort street Those n:!arked (h) are Hair- dressers only. PLUMBERS

Anderson, R. , 3 River terrace Anld, Wm., 53 Sandgate street Campbell, John, 197 High st Bentley, Wm., 212 High street Drinnan & Murphy, 84 George ChriBtie, D., 211 High street street Caddis, Wm., 5 Geoige st (h) Dunbar, J. & J., High street

Graham, A., 7 Mill street (h) Highet, James C. , IvO Alloway street DIRECTORY. 1 ^ 95

Highe*;, W. and Son, 12 Fort st ROPE & TWINE MAKERS. Lyon, Alex., 43 Sandgate street

Meikle, John, 17 River street M 'Kechnie, I). , Tarn's Prig Murchie, John, 19 George st Rusk, S., 16 Alloway street M'llwratli. Cowan, and Co., 114 High street SADDLERS. M'Murtrie, Roht., 21 Carrick street Bone, Wni., & Co., 252^ High Ross, John, 18 North Harbour street

street Campbell, J,, 21 Sandgate st. Speirs, John, 99 Alloway street PRINTERS ,t PUBLISHERS. Watson, R., 181 High street

' Ayrshire Post,' Ltd., 03 New- SAILMAKER.

market street M'Keehnie, D. , Tarn's Brig

Fergusson, Alex. , ) 8 High st Ferguson. J. M., 'Observer' SCULPTORS. Buildings, Kyle street Boyd J., Railway Bridge,* Genimell, T. M., and Son, 106 Townhead street High Douglas, Jas. , Railway Bridge, Henry, Hugh, 35 Newmarkets! Townhead

Lymburn, \V"m., 65 Newmarket M'Quater, Allan, 158 George st. street ^Murray, Hugh, 19 High street SEXTONS.

^"^'right, Thos. , 114 High street Christie, \Vm , Newton Bury- QUARRY MASTERS. ing Ground — house, 29 Nelson Meikle, J. & D., Belston street quarry, Cumnock road — Miller, J,, Wallacetown Bury- office, 48 Main street ing (Ground 29 (jieorge st.

M 'Galium, R , Ayr Cemetery REGISTER OFFICES FOR Cumnock I'oad SERVANTS. M'Millan, Alex., Wallacetown Cowan, Miss, 82 Sandgate st Cemetery— house, 77 Elba st. Clark, MrsJas., 80 Sandgate st.

Jack, Mrs T., 67 and 09 New- SHERIFF OFFICERS—^Srv^ market street Iitdex. M'Whinnie, Mrs, 224 High st. Paul, Miss, 43 Carrick street SHIP CHANDLERS. M 'Bride and Co., 2 Green street REMNAJ^JT WAREHOUSES. Wilson and Goodwin, 40 North Hai'bour stieet Hunter, Mrs G.. 04 .'\rain st. Meredith, M., 153 High street SOLICITORS -,S'e6 ludex. 196 TRADES DIRECTORY.

SLATERS Murchie, Arch, 10 High street M'Derment, Wm., 6) Main Auld, Will., 53 Sandgate street street (t) Drinnan .v Murphy, 84 George M'Cubbin and Son, 40 NeM-- street market street

Dmibar, J. & J., 197 High st. Neill Wm , 48 High street (t) and 12 Carrick street Ogg, Wm., 46 Sandgate street

Highet, J. C. , 10 Alloway st. Purdie, Wm. , & Sons, 20 New Highet, W. and Son, 12 Fort st. Bridge st

Irvine, Arch., 15 Carrick street Robertson, Jas. , 4 High street

Irvine, John, 35 Fullerton st. Robertson, R. , 51b Newmarket Jones, T. and Son 41 Main st. street Lamb, James 7 Garden street Saddler, Wm., 200 High street

Lyon, Alex., 43 Sandgate street Sellars, W. R , 82 High street Meikle, John, 17 River street Shearer, J., 23 Newmarket st. Morrison, James, 29 Carrick st, Smith, Robert, 45 High street Murchie, John, 19 George st. Webster, A. J., 04 Newmarket M'llwraith, Cowan, & Co,, 114 street High street M'Kelvie, R., 15 Cross street TANNERS AND CURRIERS. M'Murlrie, Robert, 21 Carrick

street Dobbie and Co , Mill street Williamson, John, 24 Newmar- Paterson, A. and Son, Mill st. ket street Paterson, James, 81 Mill st.

SCHOOLMASTERS -S'ce THATCHERS. Index. Galloway, VV., Govan's cottage, off Taylor street TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. Rae, James, 54 George street Those marked (T) are Tailors only. TINSMITHS AND GAS- FITTERS. Cowan, John, 17 New Bridge st. Chambers, R. and Sou, 75 Wal- Currie, Rae, and Co., Ailsa lace street Buildings, High street Chambers, W. D., Old Bridge Elliott, George, 7 New road (t) End, and 9 Alloway street Earquhar, J., 45 Newmarket st. Howat. W., 116 High street Finlayson and Co., 53 New- Tait, A. and Son, 88 High st. market street Halliday. J., 48 George street TOBACCONISTS.

Jones, Wm. , 24 Kyle street Abeinethy, Miss, 12 New Bridge Love, John, 19 Hope street street Morrison, Matthew, 77 Main Bolton, James, 16 Carrick st. street Buchanan, John, 259 High st. TRADES DIRECTORY. 197

Ferguson, J. and Son, 26 New Murdoch, R , 125 High street Bridge street M'Murtrie, J. and Son, 18 New- Kerr, Thomas, 9 High street market st Mustard, L. M., 37 Alloway st. Smith, James, 2 Sandgate st

, Rennie, J. W. 28 High street Stewart, R , 38 High street Smith, James, 2 Sandgate st. Stuart, J. A, 235 High street Stevenson, James, 6 High st. Stirling, John, 18 Alloway st Wilson, Allan, 213 High street Templeton, J., 129 High street

Williamson, Robt , 81 High st. WINE & SPIRIT DEALERS. TOBACCO MANUFAC- Adam, T., 76 High street TURERS. Brown, Andrew, 13 Newmarket Ferguson, James and Son, 26 street New Bridge street Cochrane, Robt. 48 North quay Duncan, Thomas, 161 High st

TOBACCO PIPE MANUFAC- Dunlop, R. , 99 Main street TURERS. Dunlop, J., 77 and 79 South Caity and Hamilton, 29 Main Hai-bour street

Forgie, Mrs D , 31 Kyle street

Eraser, T. , 77 and 79 High st, TOY MERCHANTS. and 7 New Bridge street

Dyer, W. M., jr , 143 High st. Gray, A , 33 Elba street Jack, Thomas, 67 Newmarket Gold, W., 232 High street Girvan, James, 113 South Har- Mair, W. and Son, 258 High st bour street Wilson, A., 195 High street Hannah, Mrs J., 13 New Bridge street UMBRELLA MAKERS. Hunter, J., 70 Main street

Millar, R. , 4 Macneille buildings Innes, G., 38 North Harbour Newmarket street street and 20 New Bridge st.

M'Kellar, D , 43 Main street Johnston, J., 2 South Harbour Young, W., 27 Newmarket st street Kent, "VN'm., 91 Main street VETERINARY SURGEONS Kerr, Mrs, Cattle market. Town Dickie, James, 10 Newmarket st head McCall, James, 27 Alloway st Leadingham, Wm., 93 South Harbour street WATCHMAKERS AND Littlejohn Bros., 3 Sandgate st JEWELLERS. Martin, Mrs Wm., 48 High st Allan, W., 6 Newmai'ket street Miller, John, 89 Cross street

G-reenlees, J , 39 Newmarket st Montgomerie, R , 12 Wallace st Mark, M and Son, 15 New- Morton, A., 79 George street

market street Muir, T. , 101 High street Marshall, Alex. 64 High street M'Call, C. W., 12 Kirkport. High street N 198 trades' directory.

M'Crorie, G. , 131 George'street Turner, A. M., 1 and 104 Main M 'Donald, Donald, 32 Green street lane Wallace, T., 209 High street M'Dowall, William, 40 High st Wilson, W., 6 Main street M Guigan, D., 10 Old Bridge st Walker, Thomas 7 River st M'Quaker, J., 29 Green street Young, Wm., 29 South Harbour Paton, Robert, jr., 48 Kyle st street Rowan, M., 218 High st Russell, R., 27 South Harbour WOOD MERCHANTS. street Alexander, Wm. and Sons, head .Smith, James, 20 Main street of John st Smith, Wm., 3 Boat vennel Paton and Sons, North quay Smillie, A., 5 South Harbour st Thomson, A., 17 New road WORSTED SPINNERS. Thomson, M. M'B., 196 Highst Templeton, James and Son, Kyle street HOUSES, FARMS, k., IN & AROUND AYR.

AYR AND ALLOWAY. M 'Gavin, Mrs, Shalimar house M'Jannet John, Newark Mains Andrew, James, Robsland Neilson, Walter, Ewenfield Arthur, James, Monument cot- house tage Scoular, Robert, & Sons, Dutch Baird, Mrs J., Cambusdoon Mills house Strain, John, Doonbrae Bell, Wm., Burns Arms Hotel Thomson, Peter, gardener, Braekenridge. J., Clochranhill Rozelle lodge Cox, Wm., Woodside cottage Thomson. William, stationery Cnnmngham, E. C, joiner clerk, G.P.O. , Whinnieknowe Cunningham, J Y., clerk cottage Cunningham, T. T., Milbrae Turnbull, James, schoolhouse Dill, Rev. S. M., Alloway Watt, James, Whitleys Manse Dunlop, W. H. Doonside house AYR AND COYLTON. Finlay, John, Greenfield house Allan, J. & W., farmers, Holm- Gray, Duncan, Wrightfiehl cot- ston tage Barclay, John, farmer, Belston Gray, John, farmer, Midton Blair, John, farmer Milncraig Hart, George, Corsehill house Blair, Mrs John, farmer. Hole Houldsworth, J. H., Rozelle Cameron, J., farmer, Anldbyres blacksmith house Campbell, Wm , Houldsworth, Wm., Rozelle Clement, James, joiner, O'd house Toll Hutcheson, J. &. R., farmers, Cowan, Matt., farmer, White- Blairston fordhill farmer, Barngore Hutchison, J. , far-mer, Newark- Cowan, Wm., Gate- hill Davidson, Wm , farmer, Johnston, Jas., factor, Alloway side cottage Dickson, Jas., Duchray house Mair, John, Slaphouse Downie, Wm., boot maker, Hill-

Mitchell, Jas , Burns cottage head grocer, Hill- M'Dougall, Thos. , blacksmith Downie, Miss A,, Murray, Miss, Post Office, head grocer, Hillheatl Alloway Duncan, R. , 200 HOUSES, PARMS, ETC.

Dunsmuir, Robt., farmer, Shaw Roxburgh, William, farmer, Forbes, John, Buck's Head, Burnton Joppa Smith, John Schoolhouse

Glasgow, Rev. J. , The Manse Smith, Wm., tailor. Joppa Gilmovir, James, coal master, Spiers, James, farmer, Raith- Hillhead hill Graham, W. H., Post Office, Stevenson, Alex., farmer Car- Hillhead bieston Mains Hamilton, Claud, Carbieston Stevenson, James, blacksmith, Hamilton, John, Sundrum Old Toll Hart, John, farmer, Corsehill Thom, John, farmer, Holebogs Howat, William, underground Thorn, Jas., Oakbank cottage manager, Rosebank Thom, Misses, Raithhill Hutchison, Alexander, farmer, Tinman Jas., baker, Corsehill Broadhead Toll Kay, Andrew, farmer, Hall Wallace, George, blacksmith, Kay, John, farmer, Pettoch Sundrum

Kirkland, Wm. , farmer, Loch- Wallace, F. , farmer, Drumsuie end Wallace, John, farmer, Cairn- Laidlaw, W., farmer, Colquer- ston nen Wallace, Robert, Black Bull, Leggat, Mrs, spirit merchant, Joppa Hillhead Watt, Miss, grocer, Joppa Logan, Andrew, farmer, Over- Young, Jas., farmer, Gallowhill ton Young, John farmer, Westpark Logan, Michael, farmer, Bar- Young, Mattliew, farmer, Byers ge nnoch Y^oung, Mrs M., Bridgend Logan, Miss, grocer Coylton Y'ouug Mrs, Coylton Inn Marr, John, boot maker, Bar- bieston AYR AND DALRYMPLE. Murdoch, John, farmer, Laigh- Alexander, John, gardener, park Auchendrane Murdoch, Mrs, grocer, Joppa Auld, Miss, Alderbrae Murdoch, Mrs, Coylton Ayr Industrial Boys' School, Murchie, Wm., farmer, Bog- Commonhead Andrew Ross, side superintendent M'Call, John, farmer, Bar- Baird, Robert, farmer. Castle- claugh mill M'Connell, David, farmer, Sand- Baird, Jas., farmer, Barntord

hill Baird, Wm. , farmer. Mount M'Cosh, Thomas, tailor. Ash- Ferguson bank Baxter, James, Tannock Park

M'Kelvie, James Sundrum Beatson, , Carrick View Peebles, David, farmer, Bar- Bell, John, teacher, Keith Bank claugh HOUSES, FARMS, ETC. 201

Blackburn. Lord Justice, Doon- M'Cartney, Andrew, gardener, holm House Doonholm Boyle, Miss, Drumbar M'Connell, John, gamekeeper, Brown, J). & W., hook manu- Carcluie cottage facturers, Old Castlemill M 'Crone, Mrs, Laigh Corton Cathcart, Misses, Aueliendrane M'Naughton, Neil, farmer, House Laigh Glengall Coats, Jas. M., Auchendrane, M 'Quaker, David, New Water old Works Cunningham, Col. W., Belmont M 'Queen, Alexander, Annlield house cottage Dick, John, farmer, Doonholm Reid, W. gardener, Carrick , Dickie, Miss, Alderbrae View Finlay, Rev. Jas., Free Church Rilley, John (off \\. Wight

Manse & Co. ), Fenwickland Fisher, Robert, station master, Sloan, Mrs., farmer. Barrhill Dalrymple station Smith, Eben., Fairfield cottage Cerrand, Mrs, Burnbank Wallace, Rev. John, Established Gerschler, Ernest, Carriok Manse

View Watson, Thos , Mount Oliphant Grange, Miss, Gowan lea White, Hugh, Macnairston

Hannah, Matthew, Old Water White, W. & D. , Carcluie Woi ks Wyllie, John, Kincaidiston Henderson, David, Bellvale Wyllie, John, Commonhead

Hutton, Robt. , farmer, Lindsay- Voung, John, farmer, Pleasant- stone field Jack, Thomas, farmer. Com- Young, R., farmer, Blackhill monhead Kennedy, A., farmer, S. Corton AYR AND DUNURE.

Kennedy, Lord David, Cassillis Adam, A. , teacher, School house house Alexander, W., gamekeeper, cattle Logan, W , dealer, Hope- Dunure House ton cottage Anderson, John, Abercromby Mair, David, farmer. Knock- Arrol, Sir W., Seafield house jarder Arthur, Matthew, joiner, Mair, W., farmer, High Glen- Brig o' Doon gall Bailie, Robt, Rosevale cottage, Moodie, James, farmer, Dunree Doonfoot Morris, W., coachman, Ewen- Burton, James, Burton Smithy field lodye Coats, George, Belleisle house Murdoch, Henry, farmer, Lligh Craig, James, Cunning park Corton Cra\A'ford, Mrs, Belleisle cottage Murdoch, W. H., fanner, Ann- Donald, W., Abbey green field cottage 202 HOUSES, FARMS, ETC.

Dunlop, W. , farmer, Dunure Richmond, George, farmer, I

Mains I Drumshang Findlay, J., policeman, View Robertson, J., farm^er, Glenays

house Simpson, R. , Dunduff Smithy Fulton, James, farmer, Balig Smith, Miss, dairy Seafield

Hannay, D. , Fisherton cottage Thomson, Mrs, Belleisle cottage

Hutchison, W., Bellisle cottage ^yallace, H. , farmer, Perristone

Hunter, David, farmer, Fisher- Wilson, J. , farmer, Drumbain ton Wilson, John, farmer, Laigh Hunter, James, farmer, Sj^ring Kyleston garden Jamieson, J., police, Dunure AYR AND MACNAIRSTON—

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Murdoch, Rev. W. , Fisherton Happle, John, Woodend Manse Huchison David, Benston cot.

Mutch, D. , Low Pirreston Kay, James, Potterston cottage Kay, James, Mossend grocer, Kirk, James, M'Cutcheon, D. , Doon- Nunslund foot Hunter, Miss, Martnaham lodge

M Creath. R. , farmer, Greenan Lockhart, R. Merkland .M'Lean, D. gamekeeper Logan, George, , Cloncaird M'Murdo, Robert, coachman, Murdoch, James, Burnton View house jMurray, George, Martnaham M'Neider, Miss, Burnside Mains cottage M'Colm, Andrew, Whitehill M'Whirter, A., joiner, Fisher- M'Cutcheon, Ivy, Low Cockhill ton M'Kerrow, David, Macnairston Purdie, John, tailor, Fisherton M 'Ronald, John, Braston cottage Paton, Andrew, Bank Ralston, Miss, Dooncroft Paton, Robert, Trees X'ollock, James, Lindaton. HOUSES, FARMS, ETC, 203

Pollock, John L., Benston Dunlop, J. R,, Robertson House

Pollock, William, Dusty hall Ferguson, J , farmer, Blaneheld Ro'xburgh, Willinni, Croft head Eraser, 'J'., Thymelield Villa Skae, Dr.. Glen gall Gaw, Mrs, Fairlie Cottage

Spier, John, Masonhill Giles, H. M , Meadowbank Thorn, John, Bowmauston Gray^, J., clerk to Heritors

Weir, James, High Park Guthrie, W. , Victoria Cottage David, Pcggyshill Hamilton, A G. grocer, Sand- White, , gate NEW AND OLD PRESTWICK. Hendrie. Mrs, Heather Cottage Allan, W., Ahington Cottage Hewitt, D., Avenue House Hodge, grocer, Darling Place, Allan, J., police sergeant, St J, , Qui vox Road Sandgate Alison, Rev U.P. Manse Hunter, C. Midton

Andrew, Mrs, Albert Cottage, Hutton, J , farnier, Braehead Sandgate Innes, lAirs, Bruce Villa Anderson, J. 8t Marnock's Knox, T., carpenter, St Quivox Cottage Road

Atkinson, W., Doon Cottage Kennedy, H , Marchfield Baird, Mrs, Oxford Cottage Kerr, Mrs, South Lodge Baird, J., engineer, St Quivox Leich, W., farmer, Sandfield Road Lockhart, J., Gordon Place

Boyd, D. , farmer, Logan, Miss J., Pleasantfield

Boyd, H., registrar Manson, D. , farmer

Brown, R. , weavers' agent, St Manson, J., Mansfield Quivox Road Martin, J. farmer, Kingcase

Brown, H. , insurance agent, St IVlains Quivox Road Mitchell, R., farmer Boyd, H., jr., clerk Mitchell, W. Shirlee Cottage Doyd, J., shoemaker Darling Mitchell, MissE., Si^ringvale Place, Sandgate Mitchell, W., Belrock Cottage Bell, Mrs, Craigview Moor, D., Ellioch Lodge Bone, Miss, Darling Cottage Moran, A., grocer

Campbell, J , View Cottage Morris, Mrs, Blythswood

Campbell, J. plumber, Darling Murray, D. , Robslee Cottage ^' Place Sandgate Muir, J., Springval

Carinduff, J. AV., Etterick Bank Murdoch, D. , Laurel Bank Cook, J. Tliymelield Cottage M'Alister, J., Broomlield Cochrane, Miss, Primi'ose M'Alister, W., Hamilton Place Cottage M'Aithur A., Sandfield cottage

Dunlop, J. C , Ameliafield M'Coimell, T., Eernbank Cottage M'Crorie, Charles, grocer Dunlop, J., grocer M'Lareu, T., Coila lodge Dunlop, R., Sandfield House M'Laren, Miss, Myrtle Bank 204 HOUSES, FARMS, ETC.

M'Lure, W , Oswald cottage Drummond, R , Low Thorny- M'Mui-trie, T ,Sandgate cottage flat

Macpherson, H. , Post Office English, T , saddler

Oliver, T. P. , Royal Hotel Gairdner, Robt. , farmer, Kirk-

Paterson, W. , Maggie villa, St landholm Quivox road Hamilton, Mrs, Fulshawood Raeside, A., grocer Hood, Charles, Post Office Rankin, R., Beechbank Latta, R. & W., farmers, Dal- Rennie, Rev. J., Ladytown milli. g cottage Ligertwood, A., factor. Mount-

Robertson, J. C. , Kersal cottage ham dton Roney, Miss, Waterloo place Mair, W., farmer, Mainholm

Semple, John, Mooriield Manson, D & G. , High Thorny- Silver, G. H., Seaview flat Stevenson, Mrs, Fairfield cottage Manson, J., farmer, Highfield

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Wyllie, Wm., grocers Wallace, R. , implement maker Wilson, Rev. James, Manse

AYR .S^ WHITLETTS. Wright, R. , farmer. South

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ALL ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO. ADVERTISEMENTS. ir

THOLE flRMS WOTEL, 93 & 96 ALLOWAY STREET,

(Convenient to Railway Station) And 2 South Harbour Street.

J. JOHNSTON has always on hand a Large Supply of OLD WHISKIES matured in Sherry Wood.

3P3RIC3eS OTS^ ii.3P3PXj.ICT7I01T.

T^aaeaEi 'P d

6 HARBOUR STREET, NEAR THE NEW BRIDGE,

Mrs J. M. LAWRENCE, Proprietrix. 18 ADVERTISEMENTS. mm Mill i ii, (ESTABLISHED 1828), FAMILY GROCERS & WINE MERCHANTS.

Blends of TEA. Blends of COFFEE. Blends of WHISKY.

Our celebrated Blends of Old High-class Highland Whiskies are supplied direct to Officers of the Royal Navy, and other private customers in various parts of the world. For the unsolicited opinions of a few of these see Price Lists, free on application. 62 HIGH STREET, AYR.

A. & J. M'LELLAND,

FAMILY GROCERS & PROVISION MERCHANTS.

QUALITY AND VALUE IN TEAS UNSURPASSED,

Prices, 1/, 1/4, 1/7, and 1/10 Per Lb.

PROVISIONS AND ALL OTHER GOODS AT LO WEST POSSIBLE PRICES.

B80 IH^H STm35 A'^3Eki AD VERTlSEMENTS. 19

l@€KHAET,s

Grocer, Wine, and Provision Merchant, 11 SANDGATE STREET, AYR.

AN ASSORTMENT OF THE FINEST TEAS AND OTHER General Groceries, Wilts Bacon, Cheese, Butter, Eggs, &c. &c,

WM. PATERSON & SONS, FAMILY GROCERS,

AND COFFEE ROADSTERS, 249 HIGH STREET,

\m- 20 ADVERTISEMENTS.

WINE, SPIRIT AND PROVISION MERCHANTS,

NEWTON.

BASS & ALLSOPFS INDIAN PALE ALE IN BOTTLES. ^^ EDINBURGH ALE ON DRAUGHT. FINEST OLD CAMPBELTOWN & IRISH WHISKY. PROVISIONS AT LOWEST PRICES. DAVID CASSELS,

TEA, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,

177 HIGH STREET. AYR.

BASS AND ALLSOPFS INDIA PALE ALE, AND BARCLAY, PERKINS' AND REID'S LONDON PORTER AND STOUT.

Finest Old Campbeltown and Blended Highland Whisky.

Always on hand, a Selected Stock of Groceries, Wines, &c. ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALLOWAY STREET & KYLE STREET,

(3 Minutes' Walk from Railway Station).

BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, TEAS, dco.

P RI VA TE R 00 MS , 'WaeXj.X*- AI3R3SX> 3B3SI>3aOOMS. Very Superiob OLD WmjeS, BKANDIES AND SFIRJTS Kept in Stock.

Fine Old Scotcli aud Higlilaud WMslcy, AND

BLENDS OF THE MOST FAMOUS DISTILLERIES IN SCOTLAND.

And Matured in Sherry Caska. FXNKST KDXNBlOrHGH PAI*3e ALE

Always in Splendid Conditioj?. ALLSOPP'S, BASS'S, SALT'S, &c., ENGLISH BEER IN BOTTLE, JAMES ^VEST^VATER, Ppoppietop. ADVERTISEMENTS

P. J. HUNT, SURGEON DENTIST,

\1 -CflARiOTTE STH&ET, AYR.

PROFESSIONAL VISITS.

GIRVAN—First and Third Mondays of each month, 10 till 1.

With the above exception, Mr Hunt may be consulted any day at his Eesidence.

CHEMIST m DRUGGIST, 1^2 HiaH STEEET. >9\^--^~r •v^ (NEXT UNION BANK).

ii-M @mm STKiiT. ADVERTISEMENTS 23

-A. 2"E.SI3:iE.E! YARN & HOSIERY WAREHOUSE.

Always on Hand, a Large Choice Stock of

Our own Make, made from the Finest Home-Spun Wools selected

for durability ; will stand hard wear, and is the most Economical in the Market.

STOCKINGS, in 3, 4, and 5-Ply Fingering. BOYS' and GIRLS' HOSE -all Sizes. GENT.'S SOX, in 3, 4, and 5-Ply Fingering. GENT. 'S SHOOTING HOSE. HAND-KNITTED UNDERCLOTHING. REAL SCOTCH FINGERING, Spun for me by a Celebrated Scotch Spinner. ei^Ti^^L S^MIITTBNI© W@@IL. Free from Dye.

All my Fingering Yarns are Warranted Pure Wool only, MILLINERY ANDIaNCY DRAPERY, MACKENZIE, WINTON BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET, AYR- HousE-5 BRUCE CRESCENT, FORT. 24 ADVERTISEMENTS.

WM. M. JACKSON, A.P.S., (PRIZEMAN OF THE CENTRAL SCHOOL OF PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY, LONDON),

THE AYR PHARMACY, 6 ALLOWAY STREET, (Near to HIGH STREET), A7fi. HENRY BELL, BEGfSTEBED CHEMIST,

(By Examination ,

(Formerly Senior Assistant to Glasgow Apothecaries' Company),

Thanks his Patrons for the liberal support accorded him since coming to Ayr, and assures them that no eflfort will be spared to deserve the same in future.

Drugs aad Chemicals al-^ays Fresh and BeliaUe.

The advantages of having Physicians' Prescriptions made up by a competent and experienced Chemist are too obvious to be insisted on.

68 MAIN STREET, NEWTON, AYR. ADVERTISEMENTS

OLD SCOTCH WHISKY. A Blend of the most Famous Distilleries in Scotland, Blended in Bond, and Matured in Sherry Casks. Supplied only by THOMAS FRAZER, CROSS KEYS nm, 77 and 79 High Street, and HYDRAULIO BAE, 5 New Bridge Street, AY R. In Sulk, ISs per aallon. In Cases, 36s per Dozen.

T. Fbaseb has always on hand a supply of Old Glenlivet, Long John, Ardbeg, and other noted Whiskies. Prices on application.

Copy of Chemical Report on Mr Thomas Fraser's Whisky:—

•* City Analyst's Laboratory, J 38 Bath Street, Glasgow, 6th December, 1889.

I have made a careful analysis of an average sample of about 1600 gallons of Mr Thomas Fraser's Whisky^ taken by my assist* ant 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 Sherry

(Signed) John Clark, Ph. D., T.C.S., F.LS.,

Public Analyst of the City of Glasgow, the CountieM of Lanark and Renfrew, and the Burgha

&c., &c., 41 ITEWl^AEEET STREET, AYR. HOTJSE-25 rULLARTON STREET.

PAINTS, COLOURS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, &(

JOHN SPEIRS,

(Successm- to JOHN MACKAY,) 99 ALLOWA7 STREET, AYH

Respectfully intimates that he will Supply CART AND GIG HARNESS Of the Best Quality and Style, at MODERATE TERMS.

ALWAYS ON HAND,

HOBSE CLOTHura, Buas, &c. ADVERTISEMENTS. ' 27 wmmMwm^^ €^^ ^ CHEIWIST AND DKI](aSJST, (From GLASGOW APOTHECARIES Coy.), 66 HIGH STREET, AYR, AND

BEGS to thank the Inhabitants of Ayr and District, for the support received from them since starting- business at the above addresses, and hopes, by strict attention to his duties, and by charging economical prices, to retain a share of their patronage.

PHYSICIANS' PEESOEIPTIONS Accurately dispensed at prices consistent with the use of only the purest Drugs. PEEFUMEEY and TOILET EEQUISITES, Including HAIR, TOOTH, and NAIL BRUSHES, PATTISON'S FLESH GLOVES, LOOFAH, &c., &c., at Reduced Prices. PATENT MEDICINES and PROPRIETARY ARTICLES At greatly Reduced Prices for Cash. VETEEINAEY MEDICINES, GILATINE CAPSULED HORSE BALLS, CASTOR OIL, ANNATTO, WELL'S, RICHARDSON'S COLORS, and all the Various makes of SHEEP DIPS AT NEARLY MAKERS' PRICES. ADVERTISEMENTS.

3EIST^38Xj.IS3E3E3ei> 1852. CARTY &HAMILTON,

(Successors to Joseph Hanley & Son)

%Qhuto ^ipe JKanufacttirerB, AND PIPE CLAY & BATH BRICK MERCHANTS, 29 MAIN STREET, NEWTON,

JAM EST CAW, NEWMARKET STREET, .A. -ST It.

Large and Choice Selection of the Latest Productions in China and Glass by all the principal English and Continental Manufacturers. QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS UNSURPASSED.

Ornamental Goods and Novelties, suitable for Presents, in Great Variety.

Common Goods of all Kinds, at Lowest Trade Prices. ADVERTISEMENTS.

GRAIN MERCHANT,

CITADEL STORES, SOUTH QUAY & OVERMILLS,

Supplies Beans, Indian Corn, Barley, Oats, Bran, Flour, Oatmeal, Etc, Etc, at Moderate Prices. BRANCH OFFXCE- RAILWAY BRIDGE, Open on TUESDAY, 10 till 4. (Connected by Telephone.)

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR

AYRSHIRE ROSE FLOUR,

Which is undoubtedly the finest brand of Canadian Flour imported, From its great strength and superior baking qualities, IT IS MOST ECOJSOMICAL FOR DOMESTIC USE, and will be found cheaper in the end than other qualities sold at lower prices. 80 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Black Bull Hotel and Posting Establishment,

39 and 41 RIVER STREET,

CABS, WAGGONETTES, BRAKES, and DOGCARTS FIRST-CLASS HEARSES and MOURNING COACHES on Hire.

Orders punctually attended to.

FAMILY BAKIN& ESTABLISHMENT.

if* SAluls^ 2i6 HIGH STREET,

Marriage, Birthday, and Christening Cakes Made to Order. ALL KINDS OF FANCY BEEAD. SHOPS SUPPLIED WITH BREAD, &c. ADVERTISEMENTS.

MISS M. LOCHHEAD. r0BaCC0NIOT, STHTIONER, & riEWSH(iETO 61 HIGH STREET, AYR. o Magazines and Newspapers on Sale and Delivered to all parts of Town and Suburbs, o (3PIS3BE C3aOSS.) WILLIAM TAYLOR, 3e Ai.l.OWAY STREET, AYR.

RINTING, LITHOGRAPHING, & BOOKBINDING AT MODERATE PRICES.

AGENT FOR CALEDONIA!^ INSURANCE COMPANY. 32 AD VERTISEMENTS.

^.^Y^\^^fi ^\m^ ir\cp% (FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL,) 117 HIGH STREET,

BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, and TEAS. 12Sr3eX*Xj.-^I3a3EX> 3S3SI>S. Large Hall in connection, suitable for either Marriage or Excursion Parties.

ALSO

X^r,

257 HIGH STREET, AYR.

The Famous Stirrup Oup, with Burns' Ohair^ Relics, to be seen within. and other |

"William M'Kissook, Proprietor.

EDINBURGH and BURTON BEERS, and WINES and SPIRITS of the Best Quality only sold. A D VERTISEMENTS. 33 WILLIAM OGG,

AND LADIES' TAILOR,

46 SANDGATE STREET,

TAILOES AND OLOTHIEHS, MANTLE AND DRESS MAKERS,

230 HIGH STREET,

Always on hand a Choice Selection of the Newest Styles. A D VERTISEMENTS.

MRS J. AIRD,

MISS «» MilTI.g MiESfi,

1 CONTENT COTTAGE, ALBERT TEREACE, WALLACETOWN,

D. YOUNG

BABY LINEN AND LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

Has always in Stock a large and varied Selection of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S UNDERCLOTHING, DRESSING GOWNS,

DRESSING JACKET , APRONS, PINAFORES, STAYS, &c., Ac.

MADE TO ORDER.

OTJSTOMEHS' O-WN MATEEIAL MADE TTP. AD VERTISEMENTS

All thoughtful people that in Ayr happen to be,

Just pay a ^hort visit to GEORGE STREET 83: ^ You will find everything so neat and clean, And delighted you'll be with Dante's Ice Cream, And his nice Fried Potatoes and Fish, And everything nice that palate wish your c;m ] And in manner kindly and frank^ When he has served you he gives you his very best thanks. ALFRED DANTE, 83 GEORGE STREET. JOHN CAMPBELL,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GASFITTER, 197 HIGH STREET, AYR.

ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. HOUSE—205 HIGH STREET, AD VERTISEMENTS. KNOWN, YET UN KNOWN! QUEEN'S^EAD

70 HIGH STREET, AYR,

(First Entrance East of Old Bridge Street), FOR NEW, USED, & ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

ESTABLISHED 36 YEARS.

WILLIAM M'KILL, Proprietor. PHOTOGRAPHY.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST,

7. K: I X. X^ O C 3Ei 3PXj.^C3S, And MILLER ROAD, AYR, AND o L 13 c TJ ivE nsr O O KZ, Intimates that under personal supervision the Studio is open daily for the production of First-Class Photography in all its branches, CHILDREN A SPECIALITE.

ANY SIZE, ON PAPER, CANVAS, OPAL, IVORY, &c. OUT-DOOR PHOTOGHAPHY. Groups, Residences, Animals, Ac, executed in the Best Style, and at Moderate Charges. Specimens of Work to be seen and appointments entered for any day at the Studios. Both Studios Open Daily from 9 till 6. AD VERTlSEMENTb.

FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL

PRIVATE PARLOURS, LADIES' COFFEE ROOM, COMMERCIAL ROOM, LARGE STOCK ROOM. POSTING AND LIVEBY ESTABLISHMENT. . JWps WILLIJIJW SCOTT. Proppietrix. Hotel 'Bus attends all Ppincipal Trains. wfim. FfSH ByVER & BALESMAH, 52 an^ 5^ WflLLflCE STREET,

M. O. D. attends Glasgow Fish Market Daily.

ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

Telegraphic Address-M. 0. DONNELL, Fish Market, Olaegow. AD VERTISEMENTS.

AYR BILLPOSTINC COY., ADVERTISING CONTRACTORS.

circulars addressed and delivered. Over 100 Advertising Stations.

The Finest and Most Prominent Positions in Town and Districts.

ADVERTISING CAR AND SANDWICH MEN SUPPLIED TO ANY NUMBER.

SOLE BILLPOSTERS TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL ADVERTISERS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.

Members of the United Billposters' Association of Great Britain.

3 KYLE STREET,

jft. X jtv. (4 MINUTES FROM RAILWAY STATION.)

:o: LARGE STOCK OF DRAPERY GOODS. SILKS, MERINOES, CASHMERES, TWEEDS.

LINENS, TABLE CLOTHS, TOWiiLS SHEETS. ENCUSH mil AYHSHIHfi eU^KETS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, SMALL^VARES. MILLINERY, RIBBONS, LACES. UMBRELLAS, WATERPROOF CLOAKS. CACHETS, MAHTLES, GHE5SES.

MENS' AND BOYS' READYMADE CLOTHING. SEWING MACHINES, AT GREAT REDUC- TIONS IN PRICE, FOR CASH. B. MOUHSTOH ADVERTISEMENTS.

^® W %

Photographic Pictures of till kinds finished in the Best Style, and at Moderate Prices.

Pictures Copied or Enlarged, any size, on Paper, Canvas, Opal, &c., and finished in Oil, Water-Colour or Crayon.

Out-door Photography in all its branches, Groujis, Gentlemen's Mansions, &c. FIEE, LIFE, AND

INSURANCE AGENT.

:0:

3i HIGH STREET, AD VERTISEMENTS. 41

6 CHURCH STREET,

fSlilfl & ©MI9 (Successors to the Late David Sibbald), 80 HIGH STREET, AYR, CASH DRAPERS, MILLINERS, DRESSMAKERS AND CLOTHIERS. A NICE VARIETY OF FASHIONABLE GOODS ALWAYS ON HAND AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.

m^mf)i (A) ADVERTISEMENTS.

Jobbing (S.&xbmzx, 26A CAR RICK STREET,

OHDKHS PUNCTUALLY ATTKNDED TO, ESTIMATES GIVEN. 1 'Jifiii,

Slater, Glazier, & Chimney Sweeper, 35 FULLA:vTON STREET,

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

HOUSE -35 FULLARTON STREET. ;

Corporation Buildings, 274 Sauchiehall St., GLASGOW, 2 arey Street, NET^OASTLB-ON-TTNE Fawcett Street, SUNDERLAND.

SMITH AND BELLHANGER, i3i HIGH STREET,

Bells— Mechanical, Electric, and Pneumatic;

Railings and Grates ; Door Locks, and Grates;

Doors ; Storm Plates ; and Speaking Tubes fitted up ; Sewing Machines adjusted. TKHMS MODKRATK, , —

AD VERTISEMENTS.

s c xj X. 3p rr o 3a lAOlTUMElTTAL 'WOBSS-EAIL'W'AT BEIDaE, AYR.

In Marble and Freestone of the most durable qualities, and in Polished Granites—Red, Blue, and Grey ERECTED IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY.

Specialities for ^nvalibs.

Will MEICiiifS.

3 SANDGATE STREET, AYR. ADVERTISEMENTS. , 45 FINEST TOBACCOS FROM A. WILSON, xo3BACcoasfisa7, 213 HIGH STREET, AYR.

A Large Selection of MEERSCHAUM & BRIAR ROOT PlPESt TOBACCO POUCHES, WALKING STICKS, &c.

fAiilS WaElHi0a^

IRONIOIGER & IRON MEROHAIT

12 ALLOWSAY STREET, 46 ADVERTISEMENTS,

MESSRS CURRIE, RAE & Co., AILSA BUILDINGS, AYR,

Have always on hand a Large and Fresh Stock of DRAPERY GOODS of a Siiperier Quality, and of the most Fashionable description. Newest Dress Materials, Silks, Satins, Poplins, COSTUMES, JACKETS, MANTLES, WATERPROOFS. Choicest Millinery and Dressmaking. Superior Napery, Damask Tablecloths, and Napkins. ^Toilet Covers and Bed Quilts, Linen and Cotton Sheetings. ENGLISH & AYRSHIRE MADE BLANKETS, Welsh and Lancashire Flannels. Hosiery, Gloves, Umbrellas, Laces, Ribbons, Flowers, &c. , &c. Gentlemen's and Boys' Clothing, and Ladies' Tailor-Made Garments modelled by Cutter of London experience, and made up in Correct Style by experienced tradesmen.

86 SANDGATE STREET.

ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER. Top Boots a Specialty. REPAIRS ALL HAND SEWED.. JAMES SMITH, Manager. AD VERTISEMENT^.

9 HAT AND CAP MERCHANT

(Sign of the Golden Beaver), 3i HIGH STREET,

GOOD VALUE AND REASONABLE PRICES.

SEI\ID YOUR BILLS TO THE AYR BILLPOSTER.

4a new bridge street,

(Oldest Billposting Business in the Town of Ayr and District). ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS.

LARGEST BILLPOSTING STATIONS IN AYRSHIRE.

Bills Posted and Circulated throughotit the County.

OFFICE—4a new BRIDGE STREET, AYR. ADVERTISEMENTS. ROBERT DEWAR, CATTLE SALESMAN,

.A. XT c "a?* X O H^ T^ .£k, :SEt, 1^ ,

ESTABLISHED 28 YEAES.

SALES CONDUCTED, VALUATIONS MADE, AND INVENTORIES TAKEN IN TOWN AND COUNTRY PROMPTLY AND MODERATELY.

Agent for

London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company, Standard Fire Assurance Company, AND Norwich & London Accidental Assurance Association.

FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, all Sizes, and from First-class Makers, may be had at Moderate Prices.

OFFICE AND SALE ROOMS- KYLE HALL5 KYLE STREET.

Periodical Sales of Furniture, &c.

HOUSE—HAVELOCK TERRACE, MILLER Rd.

Telegraphic Address— '« DEWAR, AYR." ,

AD VERTISEMENTi.

^a.^z/'iOJir ^^„ NEWTONHEAD POST OFFICE, MONEY AND POSTAL ORDERS PAID AND ISSUED, PARCEL POST, Bookseller, Stationer, and News-Agents 98 MAIN STREET, NEWTON, AYR.

Always in Stock a large supply of Books, Toys, &c.

Marriage Invitations, Funeral Letters, and Memorial Cards on Shortest Notice. AGENT FOR PULAR'S DYE WORKS, PERTH. H. MURRAY,

STATIONER & NEWS-AGENI,

193 ZX X GS- 3EZ SS» ^ET IBS, ZS ZS "X-

(Nearly Opposite the Wallace Tower.)

Always in Stock a Great Variety oj BIBLES, PURSES, ALBUMS, POCKET-BOOKS, &c. AD VERTISEMENTS JAMES CRAIG, AUOTIONEEE & LIVE STOCK AGENT, AYR, GLASGOW, AND STRANEAEE.

COUNTY AUCTION MART, AYR, EVERY TUESDAY. GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET Every WEDNESDAY. COUNTY AUCTION MART, STRANRAER, Every Friday.

SALES (Agricultural or otherwise) guaranteed and conducted on the best of terms.

Telegmphic Addresses— " Craig, Ayr;" "Craig, Cattle Market, Glasgow. " Postal Addresses—,33 Alloway Street, Ayr ; Cattle Market Hotel, Glasgow.

(ESTABLISHED FORTY-FIVE YEARS.)

21 SANDGATE STEEET, AYR.

Best CARRIAGE, GIG, and CART HARNESS to Order, AL"WAYS ON HAND, Carriage Whips, Riding Whips, Horse Clothing, Gig Aprons, Riding Saddles and Bridles, and every Requisite for Stable. A D VERTl&EMENTS

^c^mal B^a^cf^ a«vd Bilk iBcf^cei?, 139 HIGH STREET, 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 DOL- MANS, in Cloth, Broche, and Soliel NEW DRESS MATERIALS in all the Latest Fabrics and Designs. The MiLLiNEKY Department is complete with the Newest Styles in Millinery, Bonnets, Straw, Felt and Beaver Hats, Velvets, Flowers, Feathers, Laces, &c. Mantle and Dressmaking done on the Premises, under experienced Superintendence, at most Moderate Prices. Style and Fit guranteed. Inspection Invited.

HOSIER, GLOVER,

Jlome and Foreign Outfittep,

Dress and Mantlemaker,

WINTON BUILDINGS,, HIGH STREET,

(Corner of Newmarket Street,) ADVERTISEMENTS.

FAMILY BUTCHERS, 10 CJIRRICK, STREET, JIYR. Corned Beef and Pickled Tongues. Rounds and Hams. FAMILIES SUPPLIED. ORDERS GALLED FOR.

BUTCHER & HAM-CURER, 221 HIGH STREET, AYR.

Hams and Sausages, Corned Beef, Pickled Tongues, dbc, dbc.

HOTTSE-gO iALI-ANTINE DRIVE. AD VERTISEMBNl S. 53

ROBT. MURPHY & SONS, COAL MERCHANTS, L^^^^

COAL DELIVERED LOOSE OR IN BAGS.

Orders left with Mr T. GILLAN, Bon Marche, High Street, or vsrith any of my Lorrymen, ivill have prompt attention.

BRAKES, WAGGONETTES, Ete., On Hire: FURJ^ITURE REJViOVED, ALL AT MODERATE PRICES. — !

54 ADVERTISEMENTS. JAMES RITCHIE, GEHEHAL GHAPEH,

DEPARTMENTS: SILKS AND VELVETS. MILLINERY AND RIBBONS. DRESSES AND PRINTS. JACKETS AND JACKETING. FLANNELS AND COTTONS. LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING. LINNENS AND TOWELLINGS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. FLOORCLOTHS & TABLINGS. CORSETS AND UMBRELLAS. Agent for PULLAR'S Dye Works, Perth.

^aAA/v— •(• aVW^^ Address :—

239 HIGH STREET, AYR. HOSIERY & GLOVES.

TENNIS SHIRTS, PANTS, JACKETS (to order). UNDERWEAR-SILK AND WOOLLEN.

^) M t^ M. %r M) ^^ 14 SANDGATE STREET, AYR. SPECIALITY! BEST MAKER'S CJOODS PULLAR'S AGENCY CASH PRICES. ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHMENT,

OFFICE—44 SANDGATE STREET,

-A_ ""^T ~£Kj WM. M'KERROW, PROPRIETOR. OPEN AND CLOSE CAKRIAGES, TWO AND FOUR-WHEELED DOG-CARTS, PONY CARRIAGES, WAGGONETTES FOR ONE OR TWO HORSES, GIGS, OMNIBUSES, BRAKES, AND HUNTING HORSES.

HEARSES AND MOURNING COACHES

All on the shortest notice possible at all hours.

Horses taken in to Bait and Stand at Livery are under the entire guidance and superintendence of Mr M'Kerrow. .

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BUTCHER, 31 ALLOWAY STREET, A T B CORNED BEEF AND PICKLED TONGUES. ROUNDS AND HAM.

FAMILIES SUPPLIED. ORDERS CALLED FOR DAILY.

KYLE HOTEL & RESTAURANT 9 KYLE STREET,

(3 Minutes' Walk from Railway Station).

Hot and Cold Luncheons, Hot Joints, Daily. PRIVATE ROOMS. Wines and Spirits of Superior Quality only.

ALLSOPP AND WORIHINGTON'S CELEBRATED ALES.

CHARGES MODERATE.

Large Hall in connection, with Private Entrance for Weddings and Parties.

MRS I. RITCHIE, Proprletrix. ADVERTISEMENTS.

TRADES' CLOTHING HOUSE,

GLASGOW.

3sr O T E _

E. L. & Co. wish it distinctly understood that they do not profess to sell low priced Goods. (Articles purchased because they are low priced are invariably very dear, simply because they are inferior and worth- less.) Their principles have always been to give good

value, and this can only be done by giving good stuff. As a proof of the soundness of their system, the Business which was commenced 36 years ago on the Instalment

principle, has now developed into the largest of its kind in Scotland. LOCAL AGENT-

^^ im ""WW M. IP -w u> m^ 72 GEORGE STREET, AYR,

Who calls regularly in this District every Week ; he will be glad to have the opportunity of submitting Patterns and Prices, and any Orders entrusted to him are certain to be executed with promptness and care. 63 ADVRTISEMENTS.

JICJIDEJWY STREET. JIYR. (late of Messrs F. Leadbetter & Co., Glasgow,)

RE&ISTERED PLUMBER (Exam.), SANITARY ENGINEER o DRAINS TESTED AND REPORTED ON.

HOUSE ADDRESS-29 NEW BRIDGE STREET.

Mi O

ENGINEER, MACHINERY, IMPLEMENT, INSURANCE AGENT AND HOUSE FACTOR, IS MLMiliii ilifis

Life, Fire, Accident, Employers Liability, and Plate Glass Insurance effected with First-Class Offices, at lowest rates. ADVERTISEMENTS. 59

Oal)iiietfflakers and Upholsterers,

96 and 119 JlISJl STREET, MK.

Furniture of every Description in Stock, or

Made to Order.

mEA® mmmE^^m^m jiVtE.:^ S ti^JrMt^JM $ General Furnishing Ironmonger,

IRON MERCHANT,

128 and 130 HIGH STREET,

STORES—119 HIGH STREET. 60 ADVERTISEMENTS.

AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY. Where to have your Laundry Work done satisfactorily has been settled by the introduction of the

For Perfection, Purity, and Uniformity of Work, positively the Finest on this side the Atlantic. ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. Lace Curtains done up in fine style, also Tinted, Cream or Ecru. Ladies', Misses', and Children's White and Coloured Cotton Dresses done up and finished as New. ALL KINDS OF LAUNDRY WORK DONE. JWotio.—Fine Work. Prompt Delivery. Perfect Satisfaction

Orders left at Office, or by Post Card, receive Prompt Attention. GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED FREE.

H. H.Wallace, American Steam Laundry, Ayr.

AGENTS wiU T)e found in PRESTWICK, TROON and MAYBOLE.

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES

J. HALLIDAY'S, 48 SEORSE STREET.

On receipt of Letter, I shall be pleased to call. AD VERTISEMENTS. 61 Jl J. THOMSON & SON, HATTERS, HOSIERS, GLOVERS, SHIRT AND COLLAR MAKERS, 94 HIGH STREET, AYR. ALSO AT 48 LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL.

Latest London Novelties in the various Departments at Moderate Prices.

bailor a (Blotbier,

17 NEW BRIDGE STEEET,

HAS ALWAYS ON HAND A CHOICE SELECTION OF THE NEWEST STYLES

Jn fancy Coattnge, UweebSt dc. «2 AD VERTl SEMENTS.

QAEDENEES AND FLORISTS, ALLANVILLE GARDENS, SOUTH PARK ROAD, AYR. POT PLANTS FOR SALE OR HIRE CUT FLOWERS, WREATHS, AND CROSSES. GARENING BY PRACTICAL MEN.

FAMILY BUTCHER, 9 NEWMARKET STREET,

Satisages, Puddings, Potted Meat, Corned Beef, and Tongues. Bacon and Ham Smoked to Order. HOUSE—FAIRHOME, DALMELLINGTON ROAD. ,

AD VFRTISNMFNTS.

WM. BEVERIDGE, A.P.S., MAJfUFACTURIJrCJ & DISPENSINCi c aeaE 3s ai I s T NEWMARKET STREET, AYR.

Beveridge's Hypophosphite Syrxq'), with Fepsine, SjO per Bottle.

Drugs and Chemicals of the purest quality. Turkey and Honey-Comb Sponges. Mineral and J^'a-ated Waters. Homeopathic, Patent, and Pro- prietary Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Requisites, Tooth, Nail, and Hail Brushes. Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps, Ladies' Shoulder Straps, Sanitary Towels, Abdominal Belts, &c.

Manufacturer of Medicinal Syrups, and other Pharma- ceutical Proprietary Preparations. HOUSE-n B~AHHS STHEET*

PRINTER, Bookseller, Stationer & ITews-agent,

AYR.

Lapgre Stock of Picture Frame Mouldingrs. 11

ADVERTISEMENTS 02 ^ Co ^

5:! ADVERTISEMENTS. 66 JAMES YOUNG, AUCTIONEEE, VALUATOR,

AND

DORN EXCHANGE COURT, lOe HIGH STREET, AYR.

House~5 HAVELOCK TERRACE, Miller Road, Ayr.

Sales and Valuations in Town and Country promptly attended to. MRS M'LEOD Begs to intimate that she has taken over the Old Established FISH and GAME Business at 201 High Street, where she can always guarantee a good supply of Fish, Game, and Poultry in season.

PLEASE NOTE ADDRESS—

FISH, GAME & POULTRY MERCHANT, 201 HIGH STREET, AYR, AD VERTISEMENTS. ROBERT WALLACE, DISTRIBUTOR OF WINES, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS, AND CONFECTIONS, AYR. Price List Post Free on Ileceipt of Addvess. OLD SCOTCH WHISKY.

Price, 36s. per Case of 1 Doz. Bottles (Two Gallons) ; 17s 6d per Gallon (Jars and Casks extra). Octaves about 14 Gallons, Quarter Casks about 28 Gallons, charged 17s per Gallon.

Carriage Paid to any Port or Railway Station in Great Britain on not less than three Cases or six Gallons.

Upwards of 5000 Gallons of above Blend constantly lying maturing in Bond. Customers can always depend on getting uniform quality. SAMPLES SENT ON APPLICATION.

TOWN BUILDINGS, AYR, N.B.

"Wholesale "Warelieiise—5 & *7 ACADEMY STUEET. Telegrams, "WALLACE, AYR," Telephone No. 16. AD VERTISEMENTS. MRS WM. MILLER WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,

Splendid Selection of Old Scotch Whiskies, Bass & Allsopp's Pale Ale, London and Dublin Stout, Brandies, Wines, &c. LIQUORS OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND IN FINE CONDITION, TOWN HAll uTnCHEON BAR, 25 NEW^ BRIDGE STREET.

Mrs. WILLIAM MILLER, Proprietrix.

61 ALLOWAY STREET, 2 Minutes' Walk from Railway Station.

Breakfasts. Dinneps, & Teas. CHARGES MODERATE. ;

63 ADVERTISEMENTS.

MacMne Warehonse, Knitting and AYR And 18 BANK STREET, Kilmarnock. HOME-MADE~HOSIERY GOODS, Comfortable, Durable, and Reasonable),

Ladies and Misses' Com- Bassinettes, Scotch made • binations, Slip Bodices, Perambulator Rugs from Petticoats, Cardigan Jerseys, 2/6 ; Mail Carts, Sewing

Stockenette Jerseys, Sem- Machines ; Knitting Ma- mits, and Drawers ; Stock- chines. ings, ribbed and plain; all kinds and sizes in stock, or Acme Wringer, latest im- knitted to order. Re-footing provements, ]4in,, 18/-; 1 Sin, done. Ladies' Caps, Gloves, 20/-; 16in., 22/- Mitts, Cuffs, &c., &c,; Chil- dren's Hats and Hoods Seaving Machine Acces- Infantees' Bootees, Gloves, sories — Needles, Spools, Tarn o' Shanters, Clouds, Shuttles, Springs, Oil, Belts,

Gravats, Sleeves, Gaiters, Oil Cans, etc. , etc. &c., &c, Men's and Lads' Alloa Fingering, Lambs' Wool Bicycle Accessories — and Cotton Sgmmits and Bells, Lamps. Wrenches, Drawers, Cardigan Jackets, Enamel, Cement, Rubber Alloa Jerseys, Fjjigering Tyres, Ball Pedals, Foob- Jerseys, Dongaree Jackets, rests, Pedal Rubbers, Trou- Serge Jackets, Cotton, Win- ser Clips, Bags, Oil, Spoke cey, Tweed, and Flanelette Tighteners, Luggage Carriers, Shirts. Bicycle Hose, Socks Oil Cans, etc,, etc. and Stockings all sizes. Re- footing done. Sewing", Wpinging*, and Knitting Machines REPAIRED, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED,

KNITT1N6 & MACHINE WAREHOUSE AYR. "

AD VERTISEMPNTS.

Publieity Wanted. The rest assuped.

HIGH STREET, AYR, Are running A LADY'S 4-BUTTON KID GLOVE in Colours and Blacks that is calculated to ensure an enormous sale. The price is only 1/11 J, and every pair is guaranteed, This Glove undoubtedly is 1^ A MARVEL OF CHEAPNESS. i^ A PRODIGY OF MERIT.

There is nothing in the Provincial Market that can ** touch it in point of value. It has all the appearance elasticity, and finish of a French Glove at twice the price. Comprehensive Stock of General Drapery, embracing all the *' Latest out " Goods in Dresses, Mantles, and Millinepy. CENT.'S TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS.

HOSIERY AND UNDERCLOTHINC-SPECIAUTIES.

In Fashion, in Quality, in Cheapness, NICOLSON BROTHERS will be found pulling "head to head" with City Houses,

Popular Goods I Keen Prices I

Address— 175 HIGH STREET, AYR. ADVERTISEMENTS. 70 ADVERTISEMENTS, AHCHXTKCTUHAI* SdOTLPTUHK AND

(Near Railway Bridge), CUMNOCK ROAD, AYR. JOSEPH BOYD Takes this opportunity most respectfully to state that he is prepared to execute all kinds of Sculpture and Monumental Work

in Freestone of the most enduring quality, and to erect such in any part of the County,

aENTLEMElT'S AEMOEZAL BEAEIlTaS CUT.

ROYAL 6RANITE WORKS, ABERDEEN. Having been appointed AGI^NT in AYR for the above Works, parties can be supplied with the

In all their varied designs,

:o:

A Large Collection of Drawings on hand to select from. DESIGNS FORWARDED,

INSCRIPTIONS NEATLY & ACCURATELY CUT.

House— Overdale, DalmelUngton Road, Ayr. A D VERTISEMENTS.

A. WELSH & CO., MAKERS OF EVERY KIND OF BRASS WORK FOR ENGINEERS. SHIPBUILDERS, AND PLUMBERS,

Old Chandeliers and Picture Rods Cleaned—made equal to New. Window Fittings of every Description for Drapers, Clothiers, Bootmakers, &c. We have lately secured the Patterns for Brass Work of the Old Estab> lished Firm of J. Cowan, Hydepark Brass Foundry ; also, all the Brass Patterns belonging to the Firm of Messrs Miller & Ronald, Cranstonhill, Glasgow. We also hold the Patterns of the late Firms of J. & T. Young, Engineers, and C. Reid, Brassfounder, Ayr. €ARRI€K BRASS WORKS, 20 and 24 CARRICK STREET, AYR, wm k mm, PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS, AND X>3eC03R,ScT03RS, 197 HIGH STREET,

BRANCH- DARLING PLACE, PRESTWICK. AD VERTISEMENTS. JOSIT SHEAEEE,

28 Newmarket Street, AYR.

FINLAYSON & CO.,

TAILORS & HABIT-MAKERS.

Rabies' ^OBtxxmtQ ani ^uktis

MADE FROM HOMESPUKS, CASHMEEES, &c.

53 NEWMARKET STREET, A D VERTISEM ENTS.

GENERAL DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, DRESSMAKERS, MANTLEMAEERS,

AND

240 HIGH STREET, AYR.

B= W ^f Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, 42 HIGH STREET, [SITUATED BETWEEN OLD d: NEW BRIDGES), CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE,

Have always on hand, in Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, a Large and Fresh Stock of their own well-known make ; also, FRENCH and ENGLISH GOODS of the Newest and most Fashionaele Styles, to suit all Classes at MODERATE PRICES.

The, Principal Bespoke Business in the County Town. ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF FIFTY YEARS* ADVERTISEMENTS.

COAL MERCHAI^T,

StalDles-l Hall's Vennal, Ayr-

Finest Gilmilnscroft Ell Coal, Nuts and Dross loose or in bags, Caprington Blind Coal, Lanemark Briquettes, &c., at Lowest Market Prices.

Special Quotations for Wagon of 6 tons and upwards.

Orders left at any of the above addresses, or with any of the Lorrymen, will have prompt attention.

o A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.

:o:'

N.B.—Furniture carefully removed, Waggonettes on Hire with experienced drivers, either by time or journey. 76 ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIVERY & POSTINU ESTABLISHMENT, 12 DALBLAIR ROAD & 13 SANDGATE STREET. OFFICE—13 SANDGATE STREET, AYR.

JAMES M'MURTRIE, Proprietor.

Open and Close Carriages, Two and Four- Wheeled Dogcarts, &c.

HEARSES & MOURNINa COACHES. | HOUSE—14 DAL.BL.AIR ROAD.

1*04*1 MB' 9

Joiner and Funeral Undertaker, 38 NEW ROAD, NEWTON,

JOBBINGS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

H0USE--40 ALLISON STREET, NEW^TON. ADVERTISEMENTS. 78 ADVERTISEMENTS

WEST OF SCOTLAND CYCLE DEPOT, CARRICK STREET, AYR,

AND AT HIGH STREET, MAYBOLE.

OVER 200 MACHINES KEPT IN STOCK.

33XSJE»0'37, HIGH STREET dc CORN EXCHANGE. A. G. SEMPLE, Agent. IF YOU WANT A THOROUGHLY GOOD, USEFUL, & RELIABLE SAFETY OR TRICYCLE AT A REASONABLE PRICE, CALL AT THE AYR CYCLE DEPOT. A Selection can be made from the Stock, which comprises the following celebrated Machines, for which A. G Semple is Sole — Agent for Ayr and District : PREMIER, ELSWICK, HADLEY, SANSPARIEL, SPARBROOK, IVEE, NEW HOWE, RIVAL, EAGLE, SWIFT & CLUB. Every Machine Guaranteed. Full Assortment —Lamps, Bells, &c. Repairs promptly- attended to. Pneumatic Repairs a speciality. Safeties on Hire for Hour, Day, or Week on Easy Terms. Storing and Cleaning carefully attended to, and Moderately Charged. —

ADVERTISEMENTS 79

lOE GREAM AND GINGER BEER MANUFACTURER, ii HAM STKllTs AND 16 HOPE STREET, AYR, AND AT 109 ST. MICHAEL STREET,

o BRUCCIANI FOR ICE CREAM. BRUCCIANI FOR GINCER BEER. BRUCCIANI FOR CHOICE CIGARS. BRUCCIANI'S FISH AND POTATOES CANT BE BEAT.

niEi^fj^ST MmB.Mmm -wmjtmm^.

GINGER BEER supplied at Wholesale Prices for any Quantity above One Dozen.

THY BHUCCXANX''S FRIED FISH AND POTATOES, AT m irASSAYS sssgmir. SURE TO PLEASE. AD YERTISBMBNTS. LETTERPRESS PRINTING

^9. ^&. ^^, ^

I^I^IIS^TEI^, IS HIOH STREET,

^î^î^'^^<^^f^î^^îî^î!h^^^^^î^î^î^<^<îi^^î^^^''i^^

Pamphlets, Reports, •• Cipeulaps, Handbills, Ppogpammes, Memopanda,

Invoices, Posteps, and all kinds of Letterppess Ppint- ing at the Lowest Prices.

Evepy variety of Printing in COLOURED INKS on the shortest notice.

î^<^^^^î^<^<î^^^î^^î^'^^<»i^^î^tiî$k^^<»^<^^'»^>»iik^^ FUNERAL LETTERS & INTIMATIONS A.T ^N" HOTJIi'S NOTICE.

''In ffiemoiTiam" Cai^ds (NEWEST DESIGNS).

Pkinted BY ALEX. FERGUSSON, 18 High Street, Ayr. ALEX. FERGUSSON,

|f]?ir)fe]?^ J^oo^gsellei?^ 0:r)d. lycySs-sAqer)!, AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Stationeplj Establishrrtent, 18 HIGH STREET (Next door to the KING'S ARMS HOTEL),

PICTURE FRAME MOULDINGS AT WHOLESALE PRICES,

OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &c., FRAMED.

^ j*t at at at ^ 4*; 'W~ AGENT FOR THE AKLCHOR LIKE STEAMSHIPS TO NEW YORK; The P. & O. and ORIENT STEAMSHIPS TO AUSTRALIA; and THE OJLSTLE LIKE STEAMSHIPS TO SOUTH AFRICA.

'^^ ^Also, for Best Lines to New Zealand ^^ and all parts of the World.

Printed b? ALEX. FEKGUSSON, 18 High Street, Ayr. .

AD VERTISEMENTS. HUNTER & GRANT,

r> 3R A 3P 3E 3R S ,

2 Ji ISJI STRE ET, JI Y R. LIST OF DEPARTMENTS— Millinery Silks 1 Prints Smallwares

Dresses Flowers 1 Flannels Hosiery

Mantles Ribbons 1 Blankets Gloves Furs Laces Cottons Umbrellas Skirts Stays Curtains Scarfs DRESSMAKING AND

FAMILY MOURNING.

THOMAS YOUNG,

AND SILK MERCER,

54 NEWMARKET STREET. AYR. AD VERTISEMENTS

Hason & Chimney Sweeper, 7 CONTENT STREET, •s2srji.ij.X;>itc3sxo"SBrKr, AYR.

ORDERS PtrHCTUALX.y ATTENDED TO.

AA M iS ia

JEontimental

MONUMENTS OF ALL DESIGNS IN FREESTONE, GRANITE AND MARBLE, SUPPLIED AT MODERATE TERMS. ADVERTISEMENl S. gj

W. & G. FERGCSSON,

2 nivEE tehhace, W^ALLACETOWN, AYR.

MILLWRIGHT AND ENGINEER, 33 GEORGE STREET,

All Kinds .of General Repairs. Grasscutters Repaired and Sliarp«ned. All Kinds of General Jobbing Blacksmith.

o House GEORGE STREET, WALLACETOWN. —

AD VERTJSEMENTS.

CO PCh« LXJ— "i f M ' u K-^g cn >-«^ ^ CO 1 M 5 ^ 0^ i -=^P Ph < ^ H CO (^

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f ^ UJ oS|

• H 1— ^ CO ADVERTISEMENTS. 85

MAGLAGHLAN & FRASER, PAINTEES, PAPEEHANG-EES & DEOOEATOES.

WALL PAPERS—FRENCH AND ENGLISH. FRIEZES, DADOES, AND BORDERS.

fit KIWHAEKIT ST.

WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS & OPTICIANS,

Thank their numerous Customers for their past favours, and hope to get a continuance in the future, as the above Firm is well known in Town and Country, and they will endeavour to give satisfaction in all its

Branches. ADVERTISEMENTS. M. & M. DUNLOP.

AYR,

Beg to call attention to their large Stock of China, Chrystal, and Earthenware. A CALL INVITED. -o The Best Household COAL supplied at

Current Prices.

DALMELLIN&TON lEOI COIPAIfT

3B 3S S T HOUSEHOLD GOAL

ALWAYS ON HAND ; Also

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO- ORDERS TAKEN EITHER AT THE OFFICE—BB SANDGATE ST., OR BELMONT SIDINGS. —

AD VERTISEMENTS

ELECTRICITY. ELECTRICITY. — O LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, If your Hair is coming out, try L. LE C^LAIR'S NEW ELECTRIC BATTERY. It has a wonderful effect on the roots of the Hair, acting upon the Hair follicle. It revives the bulb, clears the capillary tubes, removes dandruff from the epidermis, and improves the circula- tion, so very necessary and beneficial to the gi-owth of the Hair. In one word, it gives new life to weak and decayed Hair. The Battery is specially adapted for the above operation. It does not give any shock ; on the contrary, it is nothing more than a pleasant sensation which every customer enjoys. Besides being advantageous for the Hair, is most beneficial for Neuralgia, Headaches, etc.

vvVVv !• aVW- HAIR. HAIR. HAIR. THE LATEST NOVELTIES ALWAYS IN STOCK. FRINGES made up on the shortest notice to suit every one's style and features. Great Specialty in WIGS, SCALPETTES, TOUPETS, and BANDEAUX, made upon the most improved Hygienic System. They are quite invisible, and so natural that detection is defied even to the most experienced eye. They are a perfect work of art, and surpass everything done in the same way up to the present day. L. Le Glair's Hair-work is widely known for its great superiority of Avorkmanship, and unequalled for neatness. Ladies requiring any of the above should inspect L. Le Clair's Great Variety. Any Lady not having read L. Le Clair's Pamphlet should apply for it, which will be sent by return of post free. It contains a Selection of various Plates of Hair- dressing, with a fcM' hints how to dress hair and how it should be treated.

50 NEWMARKET STREET, AD VERTISEMENTS. JOHN ROSS,

18 mm HARBOUR STREET,

FOR VALUE AND VARIETY IN

3B^SK:3eiTS, 38 3R TJ S 3E3E 3e S, HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY, TINWARE, CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, &c., TRY THE ££ Rtr/iT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE AND FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE, im ««««« S.TKlf Ts AYE. T. GIL.LAN, Ppoppletop. A D VERTISEMENTS.

F^W^IME<^M&

{Successor to JAMES FERGUSON t& CO.), SLATER & GLAZIER, PLUMBER d GASFITTER

P'-M f

"VST .2^ X. X. .A. C7 XS ^r O -^^TZIB' , .A.3rxc,.

JAMES LEGGAT & SONS,

HOUSE-BECKFOED COTTAGE, 15 NELSON ST. A D VERTISEMENTS.

Inkepman Cottage, 4 Jlppan Terrace,

Factorage undertaken on all Classes of Pro- perty on Moderate Terms.

AGENT FOR CALEDONIAN FIRE INSURANCE COY, WiiiM iiiiiiiii, MANUTACTURER OF

SCOTCJl CJIRPETS J\m BED JAJITS.

20 BOGHALL ROW,

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. AD VERTl SEMENTS. 91

WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, 64 HIGH STREET,

AND AT 3 ARGYLE ARCADE, GLASGOW.

A. M. begs to call attention to his Stock of WATCHES, CLOTHS, iEWELLEHY, SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS OF THE j3ssT Quality and Newest Designs,

If you want a First-rate WATCH or Piece of JEWELLERY, the

Old-established Shop at the Fish Cross is the place to get it,

J03B38IITG-

Does your WATCH or CLOCK not Perform? Take it to MARSHALL'S, at the Fish Cross, Ayr. PLATE AND JEWELLERY CLEANED AND REPAIRED ON THE PREMISES. ADVERTISEMENTS. THE AYR MINERAL WATER CO.,

38 GARDEN STREET,

THIS Company supplies throughout the Town and County all kinds of Crated Waters. Their Machinery is entirely new, and em- bodies all the latest improvements, which render contamination of any kind practically impossible. o

The Company have always in their splendid Cellars a Large Stock of SUPERIOR MALT LIQUORS in prime condition, and are prepared to supply in either Cask or Bottle BASS & CO.'S PALE ALE, KNOX'S PALE ALE. AND REID & CO.'S LONDON STOUT.

ALL GUARANTEED PURE AND UNMIXED.

GILBEET EO'WAXT, Manager. )

AD VERTISEMENTS. 93

BUTCHER & HAMCURER, 3 3MC X X« X. SS "X* Sir lES £5 OE?, (Corner of Wallace Toiver.

SAUSAGES, _CS:^i-C ^ ^ ,.^fi^ CORNED :^|^^^^ BEEF, ROUNDS, i^^y^ PICKLED TONGUES ETC. ^k^^^ m^m^^- ETC. HOUSE—16 MILL STREET.

FLESHER & HAMCURER, 84 SANDGATE STREET,

CORNED BEEF AND PICKLED TONGUES

HOUSE—78 Sandg-ate Street. 94 ADVERTISEMENTS. « H IRONFOUNDER, WALLACETOWN FOUNDRY, CROSS STREET, AYR.

HOUSE—24 RUSSELL ST., NEWTON,

ESTIMATES AND EVERY INFOEMATION GIVEN ON APPLICATION.

HUGH ALLAN & COY.,

113 MAIN STREET,

ALL JOBBINGS PUNCTUALLY EXECUTED. AD VERTISEMENTS.

JOINER AND BUILDER,

7 8 GEORGE STREET, WALLACETOWN,

HOUSE— Chillian, Prestwich Road.

J)@S8IN1® @P ALL mm%^ ROiATLV SXteMTtO. ESTIMATES GIVEN

M^ rm FLASTEEEE, 42 ELBA STREET, WJ5LXAX.AC3GTO-SariT, AYR.

Strict Attention given to all Orders. 96 ADVERTISEMENTS. JAMBS FORREST,

41 GEOEQE STCEET.

(istumtes giwtt Uv all putls cf Work. All Jobbing Punctuali,y Executed.

DRINNAN & MURPHY,

FiiJM-BEHS & SLATERS, 84 GEORGE STREET,

ALL OEDEES PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. ADVERTISEMENTS. m

HATTER, HOSIER & GLOVER, 104 HIGH STREET, AYR.

(Immediately opposite foot of Newmarket Street),

Satin and Felt Hats of Leading Shapes and best quality. Caps of all descriptions, Scarfs, Ties, Shirts, Collars, Umbrellas, Braces, Socks, Pants, &c. ALL AT MODERATE PRICES,

JAMES SURGEONER,

Manufacturer of THIBETS, SKIETS, SHIRTS AND APRONS.

89 GEORGE STREET, WALLACETOW^N, AYR. 98 ADVERTISEMENTS

m STEAM SHIPPIIB C OMPANY. SCOTLAND AND ZBELAHD. RECIULAR .STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH

Via aye.

AYR to BELFAST—Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at or after 11 p.m. BELFAST to AYR—Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 7.30 P.M. (Irish Time). AYR to LARNE—Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at or after 10 P.M. LARNE to AYR—Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 P.M. (Irish Time). AYR ANDREGULAR CAMPBELTOWN.SERVICE Between For Fares, ^c, apply to AYR STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY, Ayr. lES IAS. mAMK, COAL MERCHANT AND RKaXSTHAR FOE S3KRYANTS,

AGENT FOR THE ALLAN LINE STEAMERS,

80 SANDGATE STREET, A D VERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS.

^^ 5 FURNISHING IRONMONGER, IRON MERCHANT, 73 HIGH STREET. AGENT FOR BICYCLES & TRICYCLES BY BEST MAKERS. LARGE DISCOUNT FOR CASH. MACHINES ON HIRE ON EASY TERMS.

ALL CYCLING REQUISITES. REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. o M'DOUGALL'S & WILSON & KITCHEN'S SHEEP DIP. LOCKW^OOD'S CELEBRATED CUTLERY, AND

GENERAL IRONMONGERY STORE, ^Onn EKCHAHOE HALL. Large Stock of Ranges, Registers, Iron Bedsteads, Water Filters, Lawn Mowers, Perambulators, &c, IRON STORE, 3BXJxa73e3R Mi5t.3aK:3eix cxj^osae. AU Sizes of Flat, Square, Round, Half Round, Angle, and Greyed Iron, Sheets, Hoops, and Steel kept in Stock. ADVERTISEMENTS.

^€gi0tcr£b f lumber, SJISFITTER SLJIZIER.

10 ALLOWAY STREET. ROBERT WILSON,

AYR.

Estimates Given, and Orders Punctually attended to.

HOUSE—2 FULLARTON STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS mmim,M c.;;^(j^mi^mm mimw^ PAINTER & PAPBRHATOBR,

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO AT MODERATE PRICES. O ADDRESS- 13 CHURCH STREET, HOUSE-CONTENT COHACE, ALBERT TERRACE,

cr. BO^y liiiii^^!^ 51b sandgate street,

TOP BOOTS A SPECIALITY, A IJ VEliTISKMENT.s

POLLOCK & M'LAUCHLAN,

BTTSIHESS ESTABLISHED IIT 1340.

SUPERIOR DERATED WATERS,

Manufactured on the Belfast Principle,

A LAR(IK STOCK OF ENGLISH AND SCOTCH BEER AM) LONDON AND DUBLIN STOUTS ALWAYS oX HAND.

Patrons may rely on their being* well Matured either in "Wood or Bottle.

THl TEAM MB- fi;MI£eJM mWhim ON BEST TERMS.

BOTTLING WORKS— 33 RIVER STREET AYR. 104 ADVERTISEMENTS.

FLORIST AND JOBBING GARDENER, DALBI.AIR ROAD.

POT PLANTS FOR SALE OR HIRE. OUT FLOWEES, WEEATHS & OEOSSES.

Garden Work in all its Branches done by Practical Men in Town and Country.

CAMPBELL'S RELIABLE SEED8. VEGETABLE, FLOWER & FARM SEEDS, New and Genuine, of Best Quality. GARDEN TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS, AND SUNDRIES. SANKEY'S FAMED NOTTINGHAM FLOWER POTS. HORTICULTURAL WIRE WORK. BEEKEEPING APPLIANCES, Only Complete Stock in Ayr. MEMORIAL W^REATHS AND STANDS In Natural, Artificial, Cape, and Porcelain Flowers. MiWiST ©iSC^iSjiS ANJB) L@WiST ^lll)©i§,

as xs S3 x> s i»a: jA^ss , —; .

AD VhRTISEMENTS. 105

As seasons roll successive as the tides, So bounteous nature lavishly provides For human wants nor that with stinted hand Proffers of the products the Sea and Land ; The salient few, in order due we'll trace

As worthy mention in this valued space : Chill WINTER brings to coast of Ballantrae Cod, Turbot, Brille, and choice Crustacea, Columbia's Oysters, rivalling the Pandore, Lochryan's scalps contribute of their store;. The Lobster, in his shell of purple-blue

(Or boiled, emerges, son of Mars ! in hue) Fat Capons, Turkeys, and the homely Poule,

The stubble Goose, so orthodox at Yule ; (xame of all kinds, \vhich daily wing their flight, Or pad the meadows at approach of night. SPRING- hails the Silver King, nursed in the classic Ayr, Curded and crimp, can Tay or Tweed compare Their wooly specimens, of elongated form.

With compact wrestler of the western storm ! Benignant SUMMER, with her large supplies, Brings " Caller Herrin'," rich and poor so prize; The Mackerel, too, in robes cerulean, lends Her aid to swell the shoal this season sends. Prolific AUTUMN'S cornucopean horn Pours heavy takes which scarcely can be born© * By daring toilers of the mighty deep ; But, once ashore, a rich reward all reap. Here Art steps in, sees safe the siurplus cured, Then fickle WI:NTER'S placidly endured. THOMAS CRAWFORD & CO., LESSEE AYR SALMON FISHINGS, FfSH, OAME ^ POULTRY MERCHANTS, 198 HIGH STREET, AYR. CURING YARD — GREEN STREET LANE. ,

A D VERTISEMENTS.

PISH. &AMK POULTRY.

The Subscriber begs to intimate that she is receiving SUPPLIES of the above DAILY. TOWN & GOUNTRT OSDERSPB^MPTLY EXECUTED M R S ALLAN, FISH, GAME, POULTRY, AND ICE MERCHANT, lO NEW BRIDGE STREET, AYR,

WHOLESALE STORiES — 1 FORT STREET. HENRY M'NAIR, K XJ T7 C 3BE BE 3R. CORNED BEEF ^^^^J^ HAMS, AND ^^^® WHOLESALE AND PICKLED TONGUES. ^3^M RETAIL.

PORK, LAMB, AND VEAL, IN SEASON, 22 SANDGATE STREET,

;,! HOUSE ABOVE SHOP.; ADVERTISENENTS. FOR THE CREAM OF OLD SCOTCH WHISKY, TRY SHAW'S FAMED BLENDS.

15s., 17s., and 18s PER GALLON. JOHN SHAW, TEA, WtNE & SPIRIT MERGHAWTt lo o-o:R.iDOisr ipl-^oe, OLD BRIDGE END, W^ALLACETOW^N, AYR.

ESTABLISHED 1858.

A. H. M'BRIDE, -

'^ ^ TEA,., GROCERY, PROVISION AND o GENERAL STORE, o H 14 ELBA STREET,

— • w ^ A FRESH SUPPLY OF COUNTRY BUTTER AND EGGS < DAILY. 108 ADVERTISEMENTS.

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, it ROBERT BURNS'' TAVERN,

7 RIVER STREET, NEWTON,

gw.

TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANT, WINE AND BRANDY IMPORTER, AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMAN, 28 S^^lSri3Gh,i^TEl.

INVALID WHISKY,

19/6 per Gl-allon, 40/ per Dozen. AD VERTISENMENTS. 100

D. ALLAN & SON, mkh lil€lAifS,

03F'3F'IC3S- 57 SANDGATE STREET,

i^aEapOTs-i TO WNHE AD LYE AND GOODS STATION,

ORDERS PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO.

LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES AD VERTISEMENTS. GEORGE BRYDEN

6 OATHCART STREET, AYR,

Desires to thank the Nobility and Gentry in and around Ayr for their Past Favours. He hopes still to merit a share of Public Patronage.

3;Te"W "Work of Sve^y Desenptioa made to Order. BEST MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP. REPAIRS NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED. House—28 Green Street, Newton.

*\iaclllir^^«'^ JOINER,

19 SANDGATH STREET, ¥1

Estimates given, and Orders punctually

attended to. AD VERTISEMENTS'

VOICE-TRAINING AND SINGING.

THOMAS RICHARDSON, G.T.S.O,

T GORDON TERRACE^ WALLACETOWN, AYR.

TERMS ON APPLICATION.

HENRY WILLIAMSON, VIOLINIST,

24 NEW BRIDGE STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS.

D. WRIGHT, CKNTRALi RESTAURANT (Opposite Wallace Tower), FAMILY BREAD & PASTRY BAKER, 101 HIGH STREET,

-O- Bread & Biscuits of all kinds. Bails & Soirees supplied. Pies, Porter and Ales. Hot Tea and Coffee. Bride, Ghristening, and Birthday Cakes made to Order. BALLS AND SOIREES PURVEYED. ITALIAN ICE CREAM, BEST IN TOWN.

Lemonade and Ginger Ale. Iced Drinks, Id and 2d.

Botanic Beer and Ginger Beer, Id per bottle. TRY THE QUALITY. SURE TO PLEASE.

CHOICE SELECTION OF CIGARS.

II OLD BRIDGE STREET, AYR,

Branch from 454 Gailoivgate Street, d- 2S4 Main Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow. AD VERTISEMENTS.

SLATER & GLAZIER, 53 SANDG ATE,

i5L~5r3a.

SLATE YARD—NORTH QUAY. BROWN'S WHISKY. A Blend of the Finest Old Highland Whiskies. (Always the Same.)

:o: 1716 Per Gallon; 3i- Per Bottle.

m)j wm \\\A, ^\% m\\ j.m.Xit v^lxJj) vKjri/ jjim i3 NEWMARKET STREET, A D VEliTl SEMEN TS. A D VERTISEMENTS.

painters S. Becomtors to tbe (Siueen, 50 GOROOX STREET, CJLASOOW,

Beg to inform the Nobility ciud Gentry of the County that they have Opened a Brandi Establishment at 36 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR,

Where all Orders entrusted to them will have their best attention.

TAPESTRIES, WALTON'S LINCRUSTA. BHXTXSH & FOHKXGN PAPKHHANGXNGS/

COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS AND ETCHINGS ALWAYS ON VIEW-

mi,'^. ii

PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER. 22 NEWMARKET STREET,

Has always on hand a Choice Selection of The NEWEST DESIGNS in

AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.

House-DALBLAIR COTTAGE, Dalblair Rd. 116 A DVERTISEMENTS.

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FURNISHIM IRONMON&ER,

BLACKSMITH AND TINSMITH,

111 & 116 HIGH STEEET,

l' If JM irj}\il[^:tf

LATH SPLITTERS,

39a new road,

NEWTON, ATR. .

A D VERTISEMEyTS 117

SLATER AND CHIMNEY SWEEPER, IS QKKKWK iT'ElET,

(.4 Few Doors from Miidon Hall,) "^ ^ 3R .

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

SHIP'S STORES SUPPLIED.

JAMES M. JAMIESON,

Tea, Coffee, Fruit, Spice, and Provision Merchant,

90i NEW ROAD, and 82 MAIN STREET, NEW^TON, AYR. 118 A D VERTlSEMENTS. DAVID CLARK,

74 HIGH STREET,

JOBBINGS OF ALL KINDS NEATLY EXECUTED

ESTIMATES GIVEN. DAVID MILLIGAN,

SMITHES STREET^ (HEAD OF KYLE STREET).

Jobbings of all kinds neatly executed.

ESTIMATES GIVEN.

HOUSE- 3 STEWART PLACE, Carrick Road. A D VERTISEMENTS.

PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS, SLATERS, & GLAZIERS. 197 HIGH STREET, AND

All Orders Punctually Attended to. JOHN DAVIDSON, JOINER & BUILDER,

NEWTON, AYR. ESTIMATES GIVEN

JOBBINGS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. 120 A DVEBTl SEMIBiVTS

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O ^ ^? ^ J « CO z X t ^ m < ^ z i o IS 1 c^

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^' 4 CL

Stean A D VERTISEME2i TS. LAUCHLAN MORRISON,

WORK-SHOP AND STORE ROOM : 33 HIGH STREET.

WAREHOUSE- 46 HIGH 8TREET,

L. M. gives all Orders personal attention.

WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, & OPTICIAN,

Respkctfully invites the Public to inspect his .Stock, which has been carefully selected, in all the various departments, and includes WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER and ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, JEWELLERY, JET, ANP:R0IDS, spectacles, eye-glasses, &c., &c.,wluchareall of the Newest and Best Designs, having been chosen with the desire of giving superior value, combined with artistic and handsome appearance. As he is dohig business on the most favourable terms, satisfaction is guaranteed to those favouring him with orders.

Jewellery made to Order mi the shortest notice and most moderate termx. SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS From One Shilling. OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT OR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.

(Eberg description of gSlatchcs Axxis (Clocks accunttehj Siepiiiveb \\nt (Tlc^Ttrb. TrouWesome Watches Effectually Cured. ADVERTISEMENTS.

Slater, Glazier, Plumber and Gasfitter,

19 GEOROE STREET, WALLAGETOWN, AYR.

:<»:

SLATE YARD-4 6 GEORGE STREET,

HOUSE—2 CHURCH STREET.

ESTABLISHED 1844. JAMES THRRY & SON,

LOCKSMITHS & JOBBING SMITHS, 32 HIGH STREET, AYR. o Railings and Gates of every Description, Electric Bells, Pneumatic Bells, Speaking Tubes, Storm Plates, &c., Fitted up in Town or Country. AD VERTISEMEN TS.

3SSXit38I^IS3BE3SI> i::289.

. m. T-iis«-f NEWTON BREWERY, ROYAL CITIDAU DUTY FREE,

No. I BONWEO WAREHOUSE,

PALE ALES, MILD ALES, AND PORTER.

According to analj^sts' 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 POPvT WINES on hand of CocKP.rRN's, Graham's, and Morgan's.

SHERRY—Brown and Golden. OLD EAST INDIA SHERRIES, from 15 to 20 years in Bottle.

Also, in Bulk and Bottle— Whisky, Brandy, Eum, Qin, Port, Sherry, Clarets, Cordials, &c. WHISKY BLENDED XH BOND. SAMPLES AXn QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION. A TRIAL SOLICITED.

ARTESIAN WELL yERATEO WATERS, FIRST-GLASS QUALITY. 124 ADVERTISEMENTS, MATTHEW MORRISON, TJllLOR J\m CLOTHIER.

77 MAIN STREET, NEWTON, AYR,

Has always on hand a CHOICE SELECTION of tlie NEWEST STYLES IN

TWEEDS, FANCY COATINGS, &C.

GENERAL AND FURNISHING IRONMONGER AND OIL MERCHANT, 8 OLD BRIDGE STREET,

Best Value in Bedsteads, Mattresses, Cutlery, Grates, Fenders and Fire-irons.

TILES FOR HEARTHS AND LOBBIES, &c.

PATENT NON-POROUS ROOFING FELT. ENGINE OIL A SPECIALITY. —

ADVERTISEMEN TS. 125

CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS, 4S GEEEF STREET, NEWTON.

AND Improved Waterproof Cover Maker, JAM'S BRIG, NEWTONHEAD, AYR,

Has always in Stock the Undernoted Goods : BEST GREEN AND WHITE HEMP ROPES, TARRED ROPE, CART AND HALTER ROPES, PLOUGH REINS, BELLY BANDS, TAR NETTLE, FINE AND (JOARSE GASKIN BLOCKS AND TACKLE AND HOIST ROPE FITTED TO ORDER, TWINES AND SHOP THREAD, ARCHANGEL TAR. AND PREPARED TAR FOR COATING FENCES, SHEEP NETS, STABLE BROOMS AND BUCKETS. D. M'K. would call Farmers' Attention to his Make of IMPROVED/ WATERPROOF COVERS for Stack, Rick, Cart, Mill, and other Covers. A Liberal Discount for Cash. Covers Repaired and Repainted. AT MODERATE RATES 126 ADVERTISEMENTS JOHN LOCHHEADS

AND ANTIQUE CHINA WAEEHOUSE, Be IP I?, E3 T 20 O E S T E 3, Off Newmakket Street,

A Good Selection of New and Second-Hand Furniture always on hand.

Furniture and Antique China Bought, Sold, and Exchanged. ALLAN GIBB, CA-B^ET MAKER, 74 HI OH STREET, AYR.

Carpets and Furniture, in Gteat Variety, ALWAYS ON HAND.

€>Mef>s f'tiftetsually atetsgit.4««l iio. ADVERTISEMENTS.

FLASTEREH,

(For 40 Years with the late R. H. Smith,)

Begs to intinaate to his Fi'iends, and the Public generally, that he has commenced Business at the above Address, and hopes to merit a share of public support. All orders punctually attended to. ESTIMATES GIVEN. House— 14 KYLE STREET, AYR.

Established in 1839. WM. JOHNSTON & SON, Painters, Decorators, Paperhangets, AND GXLDKHS, 54 SANDGATE STREET, .A. -^ li. Have always on hand a Choice Collection of French and Eng-lish

PAPERHANGINGS, BORDERS, &c.,

Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Brushes for Sale. A D VERTISEMENTS. i^ OQ

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CO !zi R O •msS^ GC Z

H_) H 1GC U f=H CO o ^=^3«^ CO

O H P=H CO A D VERTISEMENT^

WALTER MITCHELL & SON,

AND

2 3 MAIN STREET,

AYR.

GLASGOW WAREHOUSE-

44 Ingram Street, & 5 Shuttle Street,

COXNECTEl) BY TELEPHONE WITH AYR.

Parties having Hams and Bacon to Oure or Smoke, can have them done by sending them in. THE MAN WHO ADVERTISES IN THE

And Galloway Chronicle. THE MAN WHO DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TH;

And Galloway Chronicle. AD VERTISEMENTS.

THE AYR OBSERVER AND GALLOWAY CHRONICLE,

(PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY' { AFTERNOONS),

Has for upwards of Half a Century been recognised as ranking among ihe BEST flDVERTISINS WEDIOWS IK SC0TLflND-

EXECUTED AT THE

OBSERVER BUILDINGS, KYLE STREET,

(For 22 Years with Paterson, Sons, & Co.),

Respectfully invites Inspection of his carefully selected Stock of Pianofortes, American Organs, and Harmoniums, by the

leading and most reliable makers, including : BROADWOOD, COLLARD, KIRKMAN', and IBACH.

PIANOS R C.! A N S

FROM FROM

20 GUINEAS. r> GUINEAS.

Agent for the Celebrated MAS-DH AMD- HAMLiH OBGAHS. Large discount for Cash, or may be had on Easy Instalment System.

Mr Dalziel attends personally to this important branch, which is a sufficient guarantee that Instruments entrusted to his care will be properly looked after

VIOLINS, BANJOS, GUITARS, MUSIC, STRINGS, &C., &C. LOW^EST POSSIBLE PRICES.

Inspection and Comparison Inrifed. GENERAL MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 40 SANDGATE STREET, AYR. ;

A D VERTISEMENTS. PATERSON, SONS, & CO ARE

Old InHtrumenU taken in Exchange. A Liberal Diticownt for Caxlu

34 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR

152 BUCHANAN STREET. GIASCOW; 100 ENGLISH STREET, DUMFRIES

TEERACE BUILDINOS, PAISLEY : also at EDINBURGH, PERTH, and DUNDEE. POST OFF

GEIEML AND TEA DIRECTORY FOR

A YR, . NEWTON & WALLACETOWN,

1893-93.

FEICS TWO SHILLnr&S AITS SIXPSITCE.

AYR: PRINTED AT THE "AYR OBSERVER" OFFICE.

1892. Mmm rim mmmmm.

.WAR8HALL WANE & (Jo.,

S P E G ! A L T y ,

rDOi:. - INDOOR PHOTOGKAPAY,

mm^, mmiQimki subjects, uhosgafes, Blc, &c.

-^§i§igrELS fer Frames and Mimat%?e 0a>§&6, ':

SPECIMENS SEEN AT STUDIO

P^-;;CE LISTS ON APPLICATION.

S>lt, %die':

i M ¥tl-:./

ri ^ ,' f:^ f. If DRAPERS.

' ' ^^' 4% 1^^ iS Ms. ^

ORESS & MANTLE-MAKE

-lir^ps of the

ECU: iLK HANDKER!

TEREO.)

p:e>^ o^-dTTISH WIDOWS' FUND (MUTUAL)

LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,

Offers to the Public every advantage which Life Assurance, conducted under the most favourable circumstances, is capable of affording MAGNITUDE OF THE OPERATIONS.

Policies issued, - £50,000,000 1 I Claims paid, - - £18,800,000 Bonus Additions, - 10,900,000 Accumulated Funds, 11,200,000

- • Policies in Force, 30,000,000 | Annual Revenue, 1,330,000 | P|LOFITABLE CHARACTER OF THE BUSINESS. 'U Profit at Last Investigation, .... £l,727i659 ius Additions for the Seven Years, - - - 2,785,611

H,s the Largest Distribution of Profit inad« by any British Life J^ce during the Period. It yielded Bonuses ranging

1 Fron £1 14s to £4 68 7d per Cent, per Annum 1 the original Sums Assured, according to the Duration of the Policies. LIBERAL CONDITIONS OF ASSURANCE. Surrender Values allowed after Loans Granted within a small payment of one year's Premium. margin of the Surrender Value, Paid up Policies allowed in lieu of Extensive Foreign Residence Surrender Values. free of first. charge from the \ .

GLASGOW OFFICE-IU WEST GEORGE ST. AGENTS:

AYR—T. M. GEMMELL & SON, "Advertiser" Office. „ JAMES YOUNG & SON, Auctioneers, Exchange Court. ^JRVAN—P. ERASER MACKENNA, British Linen Bank. ItVINE—WILLIAM CHRISTIE, Solicitor. „ A. W. PATERSON, 78 High Street. A« D. YOUNG, Solicitor, 29 High Street.