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1118114,11100 Finaocia1 Agonis ASS I GN EES 7, Er,> and MONEY LOANERS, Houses Rented See Back Cover for " ROYAL," David McLelian's Advertisemen WM. A. EDWARDS, 4. A RCHITECT COURT HOUSE, HAMILTON. o 0 TIBLEP"r4eNe ttESPIIICOLC11,5. S.à. HEATING (Steam, Hot Water and Hot Air). :14 VENTIT...ATING and PLUMBING, PZ1 with the most modern scientific arrangements. 0 0 rpt MILLS & DYER, 0 REAL, ESTATE 1118114,11100 Finaocia1 agonis ASS I GN EES 7, er,> AND MONEY LOANERS, Houses Rented. Rents Collected. Warliage Licenses. C1 F'TLCF r 1.• Car. James and Merrick Sts. (1:0VAL HOTEL CORNER!, HAMILTON, ONT4à.R10. — — J. ESILIC)VVIE4L.a.. .1%1I1,141111. N1t. R. DIrEset. Z Residence 54 Catharine St. K. W. H. IRWIN 8c CO., 14 MERRICK STREET, HAMILTON. ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. f THE LEADING HOUSE F O.< III0J11118 501 CARPETS, FURNITURE and HOUSEFURNISHINGS MANUFACTURERS and CONTRACTORS, MAL■C(111-eM SOUFI, 12 MAI ONT. 6749 KING STREET WEST. In CARPETS and HOUSEFURNISHINGS G. 6 G?e we have the largest variety and the newest styles, all selling at the very lowest prices. In FURNITURE we maintain the lead and pride ourselves in having the largest and best assorted stock in the city. Every descrii N WORK Quality of work u,arranted and prices always right. MALCOLM 8t SOUTER, ACES. 67-69 KING STREET WEST, HALE HAMILTON HANNAFORD BROS., CO\ TRACTORS I 4, %ilk Atcrwes Archfves p.- Canada IZA PLASTERERS Centre Flowers, Brackets, STE OODS Enrichments, Panel Ceilings. Cornices, Good Goods, Small Profits is the order Capitols, of the day. Bosses, Blackboards, Etc. MODELLING EXECUTE" Dress and 3Iant1e Making TO ORDER. Are features of the establishment. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING DONE TO ORDER 12 James St. North. HAMILTON STUCCO WORKS, % thi « • 76 MERRICK ST., - HAMILTON, ONT. PATRONS WILI El EASE OBSERVE THAT ALL ORDERS FOR THE IIAMILT0 ADVERTISEMENTS. CITY DIRECTORY BEAR OLIR NAME. Hamilton Coffoo laver: Company CITY OF HAMILTON ( I IsT C;OFt•F'ORA.'1`IC D h. CORE COFFEE TAVERN, 13 Hughson Street noi th 2.—ARCADE COFFEE TAVERN, SIXTEENTH ANNUAL Alexandra Arcade, adjoining the Market. 3.—EABT END COFFEE ROOM, STREET, ALPHABETICAL, GENERAL, MISCELLANEOUS King Street east, adjoining N. & N. W. R. Station. AND CLASSIFIED BUSINESS 4.—FARMER'S REST COFFEE TAVERN, Cor. John and Jackson Streets. MEALS AT ALL HOURS, WITH TEA, COFFEE, COCOA, ETC., AT Low PRICES, DIRECTORY ADAM BROWN, M. P., ALFRED POWIS, President. Secretary. I OR 1'111- FAR, MARC!!. 1889 l ) 1890 AND- SHORTHAND INSTITUTE PRICE, $2.50. Corner King and James Rs., Hamilton. THE COLLEGE 19 CONDUCTED BY MEN OF EXTENSIVE BUSINESS EXPERIENCE. Colleen/de» Circruleur Frame. W. H. IRWIN & CO., COMPILERS AND PUBLISHERS, 14 Merrick Street, next door to Royal Hotel, F. SPENCER, C. R. McCULLOUGH, HAMILTON, ONTARIO. (Author of Practical Penmanship, C,ouncillor (Mem. Institute Chartered Accountants) Canadian Shorthand Society.) PRINCIPAL OF BUSINESS DEPART• PRINCIPAL SHORTHAND AND PEN , GRIFFIN & KIDNZR, PRINTIRS, 47 KING WILLIAM Si., MENT. MANSHIP DEPARTMESTS. HAMILTON. AbVERTISEMENTS _ P R EFAC E • HE publishers, in presenting their SIXTEENTH ANNUAt . EDITION CORKS JOHN AULD, BuNGS of the City of Hamilton I)irectory, gratefully acknowledge the PRO PR 1 ETOR , support awarded them, and assure their patrons, that as in the T d past, so in the future, every means in their power will be exerte to make the work as thorough and reliable as it is possible for a com- arnadiArn uttiriir pilation of this kind to be, and if errors are discovered they solicit a lenient criticism . C °~ X U221p' I13T The "sent volume conlaixs about 1¢, 000 xarhes of malr adrlts, *doua, and u~omtn engaged in bauiRecs, bsi„g 28 per• arlt. of Uu cstinr- BY PATENT MACHINERV) ated population (So,ooo). u... c . AM O We claim that in everything essential this work is equal to any FARO.. : 042 Lagauchetiere 8t,, Our. Ohennerüle 8t., similar compilation published on the continent . Wishing our patrons a favorable year, we take our leave, hoping in due time to request their support for the seventeenth edition of this book. ]MEONTREAIL_ Please see that all ordeis bear our name. W. H. IRWIN & CO., Every Description of Corks on hand and Cut to order ; also Cork Wood and Cork Life Preservers . 14 Merrick St., HAMILTON, ONT . All sizes of Hard and March ist, 1889 Soft Wood Taps, Bungs, Spiles, Caps, Bottling MAMV ~;TVti t Wax and Wire, Cork I)riving and Capping J• C• COO ~ ~~' Machines, Capsules, Etc. CHILID REN'8 CARRIA(3- E 8 OdNB BOTTLBB, Bb82MBT8, TIN FOIL. GENERAL INDEX. PAGE. PAGE. Advertisers' Index . 473 Literary Societies . 466 Alphabetical Directory. 176 Masonic . 468 Banks and Officials . 471 Medical Society . 466 Benevolent Institutions . 466 Military . 467 Board of Trade . 462 Miscellaneous Directory . 460 Catholic Mutual Ben'fit As'n 467 National Societies . 466 Church Directory . 463 Odd Fellows . 469 City Government . 460 Orange Association. 471 Classified Business Direct'ry 439 Post Office and Officials . 462 Colleges and Schools . 465 Railways . 472 Customs & Inland Revenue 462 Roman Catholic Institutions 466 Division Courts and Clerks . 472 Royal Arcanum . 470 Educational . 465 Royal Templars . 468 Emerald Beneficial Ass'n . 467 St. Andrew's Society . , 466 Fire Alarm . 461 St . George's Society . 466 Foresters . 470 School Trustees . 460 Hamilton Association . 466 Street Directory . 9 Irish P . B . Society . 467 Temperance Organizations . 467 Knights of Pythias . 469 United Workmen . 470 Law Society . "CWTI'", Nos. 4 and 6M agill St., Hamilton. 466 Waterworks . 466 I WALTER AMBROSE OWTARIO MUTUAL LIFE 8m'1 Arnt Na,alMa, Dlatrkt. J\EE7IIF8NG>C CO. 67 JAMES ST. NORTH. 8 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE GRLOGK PACKING CO. ^.... - HAMILTON STREET DIRECTORY, )f of 0 C. D. PULVER 1>•i89-a0. Pr". Aikman's Ave, from Went- 42 A RGrant, [LAaTIC RING SIECTIONA' RING inspector, N & NANUFACTUR[R OF worth south, runs east N IV 43 Jas Bartle, lat:orer Charles I)aly, carpenter 44 Peter Patterson, carpenter Mrs M Lynch GARLOCK'S RING PACKI NGS 45 Edgar Mortimer, teamster (PbTENTH7ID.) P Downs, laborer 7'hos Collins, coachman DEALER IN ENGINEER'S SUPPLIES, Ira Blain, laborer Albert Road, from 229Vic- W Bowstead, patternmaker toria ave north il JOH1%l 517`. 1"*Z17R1`H, Joseph Hooker, gardener z James k'urvis, carpenter John Davis, fishmonger Abraham Gee Albert Deans, cabinetmaker John Hunter, laborer HAMILTON, ONT. John Woods, laborer 4 8 Fred Allright, machinist Robert Ahern, polisher 3 Edmund Callaghan, laborer Walter Davis, fishmonger Robt Stoneman, fireman Geo S Bross, cabinetmaker Win J Caldwell, moulder q ^ ' Mrs E Thompson Geo H March, cooper cip ': Li 1 Win Johnston, blacksmith Robt Deary, wagonmaker 1Vm Bell, gardener 3EBTBBI.IBI3ED 1.856- Albert W Whitby, shoemak'r ... .. -^...,..,^..-^ v> Ira Goodale, laborer A _ Burlinglox st irrlersats Ln ô Ardvolich st, from Dundurn west m v a Alanson st, from Erie ave No houses F M ^ east to Wentworth Am Blyth st ietersects Argo street, from Main e to <â Mountain, 2d from Went- 30 Jeremiah Connors, laborer worth e... Erie am intersects Herbert Gosney, upholsterer z Charles Olsen, porter ÔV ovCr 29 f ohn McMurtrie, carpenter e it E F : M ;^ ^,. Io!'rl ` !'^ r 31 Chas W Anstey, clerk 33 Alex Stuart, clerk Ashley st, from end King First-class Livery Turnouts of Every Description supplied 35 Win Wyndham, traveler east north to Barton on short notice at moderate charges. 37 'l'hos J Hutchinson, painter John Noble, bricklayer 39 T B Darling Miss Susan Hodge, searn- T[L[rNON[ No. a:. JOHN TEMPLE, Proprietor. 41 Frank Hyde, laborer stress 2 m E5 RTC HN AG NJ" TwAE IsLTO R , GaEo. James Slater HARTFORD FIRE INS • CO Agen t . JAM ES yal Hotel 10 CITY OF HAMILTON sTREET DIRECTORY. I I Hughson st intersects Mrs Sarah Ditty Baillie st, east side, from 72 Fred I Isard, cellarman Doak, blacksmith Catharine st intersects 2 4 Simeral Hunter east George, shoernak't Richard 26 Robert NIcKay, plasterer 91 Alex Campbell, agent James Duffy, laborer 28 NIrs J Dublin J Scott, engineer Jeremiah Rowe, stonetnason 5 E Burkhr,lder, Mary st intersects 30 NIrs James Butler farmer James Laidlaw, carpenter Mrs "fhomas Laurence 7 Samuel Harvey, auctioneer 32 9 Wanzer Sewing Sutherland, teamster 9 Geo Machine Co Wm 34 Philip Connor, barber H Williams, contractor John st intersects II ME Gilbert, merchant Elgin st intersects 13 Mrs Almira Graham Athol st, runs from King w 38 Mrs John Farish County jail near Limits 46 NIrs A E Foot Ferguson ave intersects John McDonough, dairyman Saillie st, west side Joseph GI nne,, lab ■ rier 48 Mrs M GLivey 4 John McKenna, clerk 113 Francis Lynch, teamster 4 8 Mrs Charles Dickenson 6 13 Jones, 117 T R Marshall, laborer Augusta st, north side, from grocer Catharine st intersects 8 David Mitchell, shoemaker 119 James Hammell, laborer 85 James south to Cathar- . to John P Cline, marble cutter Wm Allan, foreman ine 16 Percy Boliand, draughtsman 131 Osborne, Killey NIfr Co Aurora st, east side, from 133 F R Hutton, builder John NIallon, teamster Grove to Hannah i35 Robt McNeilly, bender 7 W E Hambly, clerk Barton st east, north. side, shoemaker 2 John Old, butcher 13 Robert Murray, from 196 Wellington st intersects Canary, fireman James north to 15 J G Pocock, contractor 4 Thomas Township of Barton 6 Wm Old, laborer Hatt & Bradley, lumber Hughson st intersects 8 James Findlater, teamster I I Peter Johnston, cigarmaker City Hospital John Santry, shoemaker 19 George French, gardener 12 13 Mrs A W Hannon W & W Addison, planing is Joseph Victoria are intersects 21 A W Parmenter Philip, salesman mills 17 S C Malcolmson, 23 C McCallum, teacher mariner 215 Thomas Baxter,
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