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HULJJ. MAR 285 Hearfield David, Hessle Winder Robert, 49 Carr Lane Hlossop Wm TRADES DIRECTORY.] HULJJ. MAR 285 Hearfield David, Hessle Winder Robert, 49 Carr lane Hlossop Wm. Northumberland avenue; Hobbs Bruce &Co.Albion wrkl!l. Willerby Wing Thomas David. 16, 17, 18, 19 & 20 Victoria malt kilns, Barmston street; St. Stephen's sq. See advertisement Swann street & Corn exchange; & at LIME MERCHANTS. Winter Robert, 84 Charles street ; 41 Beverley Broschomb Henry, Monument bridge. Mason street & Union street. Baker st Hull Brewery Co. Limited, Silvester Neptune Street station & 199 St. street & .Anlaby road George's road LOAN OFFICES. Moor'11 & Robson's Breweries Limited, Freeman Robert, Wincolmlee Assistance .AdvanceCo.(The),3College st 27 Sykes street & Raywell street Hearfield David, I3 Bowlalley lane Bentley Loan Society (Joseph S. Moure, Moxon & Pickering, Corn exchange; 36 Lockwood, Blagden & Crawshaw, Win- manager), 3 Carolina place High street; Malt kilns, Manor alley, colmlee Bentley's United Loan Society (George Lowgate; Blackfriargate & Lincoln st !dicklefield Coal & Lnne Co (Geo' ge Henry Mather, agent), 46 Caroline pl Nay!or E. Lion maltings, 6gWaverley st Plummer, agent), Austrian chambers, Central Loan Society (Thomas B. NTLE MAKER"' ':l7 Humber Dock street Knock, sec.}, 40 Dock street MA_ ""· Strachan M. & Son, Colliers st.; branch Chaffer John James, 2r Osborne street Bmnt Mrs.. Betsy, 9 l\Iarmaduke street depots, Stepney ; Winrolmlee ; Wil- Dashwood W. Jn. n8 Gt. Thornton st Cammell Miss Jane, 265 Boulevard mington ; Southerates ; Drypool ; Feldman Louis, 5 Midlanri street Costello Frederick, 9 Savile street Dairycoates (new siding)& St.James st North Ea..:;tern Private Advance Bank Dant Miss Maria, 12 Gee st Wood Brothers, 6 Princes Dock offices, (Joseph.Aaron, manager),38 George st Hodgson Miss .A.21Massey st.Newington Trimty House yard, Princes Dock st Pepper Robert,42 Great Thornkln street Hotharn Miss Mary Corbitt, 100 Bean st Relief Advance Co. (The) (William Jackson Miss Ann, 16 Day street LINEN DRAPERS. Needler, manager), 7 Spring street Longley&Gray,Eastboumest.Xewingtn See Drapers. Longley Miss H.Newington st.Ne"ingtn LOCKSMITHS. Lyne John Edward, 4 Savile street LINOLEUM DEALERS. See Wbitesmiths, Locksmiths&Bellhngrs. Summers Mrs. M. A. 36 Marmaduke st Maw, Till, Kirke & Co. Limited, 22 & Taylor Miss Be~y, u6 Bean st.reet 30 Bridge street; 4• 5 & 6 Dock LODGING HOUSES. Taylor Mrs.Mary, tLittleReed st.Reed st Office row & 16 Cbarlo!;te street See .Apartments; also Boarding Houses. Ward Mrs. Hannah, 14 St. Luke's street LINSEED BROKERS. Welburn Mrs. Alice, 129 Waterloo st LOOKING GLASS MAKER. Willis James, 14 Whitefriargate See Brokers-Linseed. Wilson Mrs. Eliza, 42 Porter street. MANTLE WAREHOUSES. LITERARY & SCIENTIFIC LUNATIC ASYLUM­ See Shawl & Mantle Warehouses. INSTITUTIONS. PRIVATE.. Caxton (E. T. Foster, sec.), 2 3 Story st Ladies' (John Brown, proprietor; Mrs. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS. Church Institute (Rev. C. R. Job, Mary A. Brown, superintendent; J. See Agen~s-Manufacturers'. president; James Dixon, hon. gen. Hollingsworth, medical attendant), sec. ; Rev. C. E. Butler H.A. lecture The Retreat, Craven st. Holderness rd MANURE AGENTS. sec. ; :Fra,nk W. _Bailey, library sec.; MACADAM MERCHANTS See Agents-Cake, Seed & Manure_ Rev. J. r. LeWIS M.A. clR.Sses sec. ; • MANURE BROKERS. .Arthur C. Hall, curator),Albion street Kaltenbach & Schmitz, Commercial Hedon Church Institute (William Henry chambers, Princes Dock street See Brokers-Manure. Warn, sec.), Hedon Sommerfeld Leopold B. Humber t;ham- MANURE MANUFACTUBERS. Hull Literary & Philosophical Society&; hers, Princes Dock street Atkinson Paul Edwin, Morley street. Museum (Francis Bond M.A. presi- St:oneferrv & Lime street dent; Charles Judge, treasurer; E MACHINE OWNERS. Batty John: Maxwell street, Stoneferry J. Wilson M.A.. & Ed ward Bolton, See .Agricultural Machine Owners. Crown Oil Cake & Chemical Manure C11. hon. secs.; ~amuel Poulter Hudson, MACHINE BAND & STRAP Limited, Poplar oil mills, Studley curator), Royal institution, Albion st MANUFACTURERS street & 21 High street Hull Mechanics' (J. W. Mayfield esq. • Croysdale John & Sons, Corn exchange president; Snlomon Cohen & J. H. l''enner J. H. & Co. Chapel lane; works, Ellis John, Maxwell street, Stoneferry M1lestrme, vice-presidents ; Charles Marfieet. See advertisement . Farmers'Co.Lim.( chPmicL ),Corn exchng Shaw, treasurer; F. C. Lucop & Hall & Hamlyn, Corn exchange, 36 H1gb Gibbs James & Co. Limited (chemical) Joseph Barker, hon. secs. ; Charles street & 40 & 41 Waterworks street; (A. E. Peacock, ~ent), 5 Bishop lane Lucop, librarian), 2 George street 8 St. John street & St. John's leather Ganderkln Brothers (fish refuse), 24 Bull Royal (Fras. H<md M. A. president; works, Os borne street H1gh street ; works, Morley str~t, E.J. Wilson :M.A.& Edwd.Bolton,secs. ; Thirsk & McDonald, 15 Chapel lane Stoneferry SI.Poulter Hudson,curator), Albion st Whiteside Robert, 4 Scale lane Hart Brothers, Colonial ~Iortga.;~ Hull Young People's Christian & . buildings, Land of Green Ging-er Literary ( W. R. Salmon, C. Richard- Ind~a Rubber, ~u~ta. Percha & Telcgl'apb Hart & Grindell Limited, Hull Bank son & J. Fielrlbrmse, hon. secs. ; W. Works Co. Limited, IOO & 106 Cannon works, Green lane, New land H. Duggleby, librarian: James Long- street, London E c. See advert Hull !<'ish, Manure & Oil Co. Limijp 1 bone, housekeeper), 2 Charlotte street (Lanrenre Sprinrr, chairman), Som h North Eastern Hailw~y Literary & MACHINERY BROKERS. side, St. Andrew's dock & (A. E. Mechanics'( MissE.Hodgson.libranan), Coupland Joseph, 82 Brook street Peacock, agent) 5 Bishop lane Dairycoates, Hassle road, Newington Obrien John Turner, 48 Lincoln street Jackson Thomas & Co. Wilmington OsbournJ.H.3Woodstdevils.Holdrnss.rd Major Richard William (chemica' l, LITHO-ZINCPLATE MAKERS. Shaw & Gaskell, Church street, Drypool Maxwell street, Stoneferry Patent (The) I.itho-Zincplate Co. Lim Smith Robert & Son, 215 Hessle road (H. B. Toobe, managing dir. ), India Walker Wm. (agents'), 5 Marmaduke st MANURE MERCHANTS. chambers, South side, Queen's dock ; Hookem John, 12 Lower Union etreet works, Portland street MACHINERY OIL MANUFRS. Lister George, 36 Hxgh street & Hall­ Hunter Geo. Cumberland st. & Kirby st gate, Cottingham LIT HOG RAP HERS. Johnson. W. & H. National Oil works, MortimerRobt.Corn exchange,36Hi!!h st- Allison & Son, 18 Postern~atc ~~8 H1e-h street . Rtephenson Robert, Lime street Brumby & Clarke (chromo), Baker st Phtltp Robert Harrts, 8 Hutt street 'fhompson C. F. & J. Corn exchange; Burkitt & Saunderson, 25 E>cale lane MACHINISTS. offices, 36 High strret Fisher James, 31 Scale lane Wood Brothers, 26 Leonard street &; Goddard & Son, Suffolk bldgs. Silver st Rooth & Cooke, 14 Bishop lane 6 Princes Dock: offires, Trinity Housa H<1rland M. & Son, Manor street Cowl Thomas W. Holderness rd. Sutton yard, Princes Dock street Johnson Richard & Sons, 40 Lowgate Harrison W. & Co. 22~ Brook street Plaxton James, 57 \\'hitefriargate MARBI·E MASONS. Stoole & White, 33 to 36 Blackfnargate MAHOGANY MERCHANTS. See Stone & Marble Ma.'lons. LIVERY S TABLE KEEPERS. Laverack & Goddard, Great Union street & 72 Witham MARBLE MERCHANTS. Howard John, Hall street; wedding Maw, Till, Kirke & Co. Limited (& Fabbricotti Bernado, 7 Dock street coaches &.cabs always on hire drywood), Mason street Olding Anselm, South side, Queen's dk Nettleton (W.) & Richardson, Royal Ward &Oliver, North side, Queen's dock Station Hotel stables, Paragon street MARGARINE IMPORTERS & Sowerb' Danl.R.M.R.c.v.S.I2 Midland st MALT3TERS. MERCHANT!!. Tharratt Green W. Coo!us st. Dryponl Brodrick & Petero, 14 Charterhouse lane Wood Brothers, 57 & 58 High street. Thompson Mrs. George Saltho"L.se lane. Dewhirst Thos. Griffin brewery, Hessle See advertisement • .
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