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1709 TRADES DIRECTORY, 1914. INK-INS -Tf!Tephens Henry 0 1709 TRADES DIRECTORY, 1914. INK-INS -tf!tephens Henry 0. inventor & manu­ Herbert Oliver, 48 Dover street W Litholite Ltd. 55 & 57 Hackney grove NE ; sec.; Owen Kentish, F.I.A.. assistant facturer of writing fluids & copying Hornsby George Jerome & Oo. 34 Lamb's manufrs. of moulded electric insulators actuary), 6 New :Bridge st E C ; West~ inks of every description, ribbons & car­ Conduit street WC Mannheim Inuia Rubber, Gutta Percha & minster branch (Wm. P .Piggott, snpt.),IGt. bons for typewriters, gum mucilage, Hunter Douglas, Sicilian hou.."C, Sicilian Asbestos Works Co. Ltd.; speciality: insu· George st SW; Wigmore st. branch (Alfred sealing wax & of the stains for dyeing avenue, Southampton row WC lating tapes (Arthur Terry, agent), 61 R. Qlark, sec.), 24 Wigmore street W; wood; highest awards at Paris 1867, Kane & Coleman, 55 & 56 A venue chambers, Leadenhall street E C-T A " Asbestolit, Imperial Life Assurance Fund office (F. Havre 1868, Amsterdam 1869, Lyons Vernon place WC Led, London"; T N 2408 City Hamilton Bell, F.I.A. actuary), 47 Chancery 1872, Vienna 1873, Philadelphia 1876, Paris, Kemp William Brewster, Sicilian house, Mica & Standard Insulation Co. 166 Dalston lane WC; Regent street office (Life dept. 1879, Sydney 1879, Melbourne 1880,Adelaide Sicilian avenue WC lane NE-T N 2608 Dalston I only) (H. W. Andras, F.I.A. sec. & actuary 1881, New Zealand 1882, Amsterdam 1883, Littlechild John George, 51 Warwick street, Micanite & Insulators Co. Ltd. (The), Empire l of Provident Life Assurance Fund), 50' :Boston,U.S.A.l883, O:•lcutta 188l,Antwerp Regent street W works, Blackhorse lane, Walthamstow E; 1 Regent street W (Wednesday, at 12.30 at 1885, Melbourne 1888: 57 & f 59 Alders· Moser & Oo. 317 High Holborn WC manufacturers of "Micanite" mica, 1 & 2 :Bartholomew lane E C), See ad- gate street E C-TN 7887 London Wall Moser Maurice, !l :Bridge street SW " Empire" cloth, leatheroid, fibre &c . vertisement in" ASSURANCE DIRECTORY" Steuber Harry & Co. Alliance steam mills, Owen :B. & Oo. 41 High street, :Bristol Mitchell N. W. & Sons Ltd. Dod street & Allianz Insurance Co. Ltd. of Berlin (Fire), 1 Windus road, Stamford hill N; drawing ink PIERREPONT WILLIAM, Farrance street, Limehouse E ; manufac­ :Broad street place, :Blomfield street E C makers J private & confidential agency, turers of "Delta" brand; factory, Liver­ A.llianz Insurance Co. of Berlin (Marine) •tTemple & Co. 47 Gun street, Spitalfields E 27 Chancery lane WC ; pool ; Cable Address, " Sprucewood" (Morice, Tozer & :Beck Ltd. agents), Z Thacker Henry & Co. Ltd. 53 Cloudesley rdN TA "Bullseye, London"; TN 10972 Central Pirelli Ltd. 144 Queen Victoria street E C & Threadneedle street E C f*Wagner Giinther, 80 Milton street E C refs. to leading London solicitors 14 Knightrider street E C Anglo-Scotti~h General Commercial Ltd. Waterston George & Sons (black bordering) Pink J ames John, 31 Rotherhithe street SE Popper Otto, 24 Railway approach SE (Arth.OwenDavies, sec.),27Qn. Victra.stE C a specialite, 8 St. :Bride street E C SIMMONDS' PRIVATE ENQUIRY OF­ Poth, Hille & Co. Ltd. 6 Lloyd's avenue E C Army, Navy & General A.ssurance Associa­ • FICES; Tel. No. 56 City; Henry Sim­ rubber compound (insulite), ozokerit, cable tion Ltd. (H. A.. Lawton, general mangr.), Toiray G. late Adrien Maurin, Lelaurin E. monds, manager, 3! King street, Cheapside wax, paraffin wax, ceresine wax 217 Piccadilly W (2nd & 4th Wednesday at Successor, Paris; & 238 Blackfriars road E C." The only recognised detective offices Reichwald August Ltd. Finsbury pavement 2 p.m) SE ; estab. 1790 ; mnfr. of every kind of in London "-viue Press house,FinsburypavementE C-TA "Reich­ Assecuranz-Union von 1865, see Assurance writing & copying inks, liquid -gums, inks Smale Harry, 11 Buckingham st. Strand WC wald"; T N's2612 & 2215 London Wall Union of Hamburg , in powder, endorsing inks, sealing wax, Sweeney John, ex-detective inspector, New Rnberoid Co. Ltd. 81 & 83 Knightrider street Associated Mutual Ltd. 23 Leadenhall st E C wafers &c.inventor of the celebrated inks:­ Scotland yard, 5 Regent street SW-TN E C ; factory, :Brimsdown, Middlesex; sole Assurance Union of Hamburg, 6 Finch la E C " La Syrienne" copying ink; " Combined" 3455 Gerrard makers of P. & :B. insulating tape, air Atlas Assurance Co. Ltd. (Samuel J. Pipkin, copying & writing ink ; highest awards at Walsh & Stockley, 8 John street, Adelphl WC drying & baking varnishes gen.manager & secretary; Alfred W. Yeo & Vienna, 1873; Philadelphia, 1876 ; Paris, West Miss Maud, expert lady detective; old Siemens :Brothers & Co. Ltd. Woolwich SE H. S. Mallett, managers, Fire department ; 1878; Sydney, 1879 ; . Melbourne, 1880 ; established; telephone 8561 Gerrard ; solici­ Thermofelt Ltd. 102 Fenchurch street E C & Robert Cross, actuary), 92 Cheapside E C Antwerp, 1885; gold medal, Liverpool, tors' references, 59A, New Oxford streetWC Ocean mills, Ocean street, Stepney E (Tuesday & Friday); west end branch 1886 ; gold medals, Paris, 1889 & 1900; Williams Edwin, Albert buildings, 49 Walana Co. Ltd.l12&114Pratt st.Omdn.tnNW (H. Beanmont Lampen, branch manager), special make for export Queen Victoria street E C ; late of the 24 & 25. St. James' st SW; city branch office detective department, City of London (Cecil Leversage, branch manager), 8! INK-PHOTO PROCESS. Police (28 years), highest recommendations INSULATOR MANUFACTURERS. Great Tower street E C. See adverti&ement in "ASSURANCE DIRECTORY" . Sprague & Co. Ltd. 69 & 70 Dean st. Soho W -Telegraphic address "Unbiassed, Hack"; See also Telegl'aph Insulator & Battery Jar Telephone No. 648 Central. Private address, • Manufacturers. Austral Insurance Co. Ltd. 1 Arundel street, Telephone No. 2746 Dalston Strand WC INK POWDER MAKERS. WRIGHT'S DETECTIVE AGENCY Bullers Limited, 6 Laurence Pountney hill Australian Alliance .Assurance Co. of Mel­ See Ink Makers-Writing; also Sealing Wa.c (Edgar Wright, manager), E C ; works, Tipton & Hanley bourne, 79 Cornhill E C &; Wafer Makers. 23 Moorgate street E C Clouth E. ·& Co. 84 Leadenhall street E: C AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT (near Bank of England)- (H. Schomburg & Sohne, A. G) SOCIETY (A. C. Hollingworth, sec.), 37 INKSTAND MAKERS. TN 8977 LondonWall; TA. "Detailed,Ave"; Crystalate Manufacturing Co. Ltcl. 61~ Fore Threadneedle st E C (Mondays at 2.BOp.m) street E C ; works, Tonbringe, Kent Downing John S. manufacturer of glass, wood thi~;! agency stands " facile princeps " Baloise 'l'ransport, Leadenhall buildings E C & metal inkstands. 8 St. Bride street E C for ability in conducting intricate Dennis Wm.Fredk.& Co.49 Qn.Victoria stE C Baptist Fire Insurance Co. Ltd. (E, :Slake, matters to a successful issue-- Geipel Wm. & Co. Vulcan works, St.Thomas' sec.), :Baptist Church house, Southampton Guy Riohd .Louis, 1 Ironmonger row~ Old st E C stS E-TA" Patella"; TN 594Hop(3lines); Setten & Durward,55&37Fann st.Golden laE C " vide Press., ; twenty years' experience row WC sole agents for the High Tension Locke Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co. Ltd. (incor. Insulator Manufacturing Co INLAYERS-CABINET. Calchas (.A.. M.) & Debisschop (W. V.J, porated in Java),.30 & 31 St.Swithin's la E C pensioned chief inspectors of the " Surete Krasa F. & Co. 7 Wood street square E C Boiler (National) & General Insurance Co. See Oabin.et Inlayers. de Paris"; 15 & 17 rueAuber,Paris(Opera); Litholite Ltd. 55 & 57 Hackney gro.HcknyN E:. LtU.; see below for National Boiler & same firm at :Brussels, 6 boul. Anspach; Mosses & Mitchell, 122 & 124 Golden lane E C General Insurance Co. Ltd INNS. See Hotels &c. (Van Dyk,manager)-TA's"Calchop,Paris'' Newalls Insulation Co. Ltd. :Britannia Steam Ship Insurance Association & " Oalchop, Brussels " 31 Mosley street, Ncwcastle-on-Tyne; Limited, 17 Gracechurch street E C INNS OF COURT. See 'LAW DIRECTORY.' Constant & Chesnon (established 1887), special sole manufacturers of magnesia boiler Britannic Assurance Co. Ltd. (A. ·J. Ham­ detective agency for private enquiries, secret & pipe coverings & cork insulations mood, inspector), 1 Finsbury square E C ; Siemens :Brothers & Co. Ltd. Woolwich SE INQUIRY OFFICES. missions, divorces, investigations, infringe­ :Bank chambers, Seven Sisters road N ; ments &c. 10 rue Poissonniere, Paris-T A Taylor, Tunnicliff & Co. Ltd. 23 Holborn Raleigh house, Falkland road NW & 36 See also Agents-Confidential. " Y oreuil. Paris " viaduct EC Hampstead road NW (Thursday) ARROW'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, sole British America Assurance Co. 14 Cornhill E C proprietor & director, Charles Arrow, pen­ British Citizen's Assurance Co. Ltd. 43 INSECT POWDER MAKERS. Verrerie de Folembray, at Folembray (Aisne), sioned Chief Inspector, Criminal Investiga­ See Vermin. /)estroyeN. London wall E C tion Department, New Scotland Yard, late France & 21 rue d' Argenteuil, Paris; glass British Commercial Fire Ltd. (W. H. Gram· organiser & director of " Arrow's Police," insulators for high & low tension ; trans­ · shaw, sec. & general manager), 16 Bedford :Barcelona, INSTITUTIONS. formers for trials (350,000 volts) in the chambers, Covent garden WC 89 Chancery lane WC­ See Gove1•nesses' Institutions; Hospitals &c; Folembray glass works British Crown Assurance Corporation Ltd. TA" Arrowite Holb" Literary &; Scientific Institution& ; also (D. W. Maclennan, ·gen. man ; J. R. (Western Union' Code) Societies J:c. Fleming, C.A., sec.), 110 Cannon street E C T N 13067 Central INSURANCE AGENTS. British Dominions General Ltd. 1 Royal Ex· Barker J. R. & Co.66 Finsbury pavement E C; INSTRUMENT CASE MAKERS. See .Agents-Insurance. change avenue E C-T A. "Domarico, only financial enquiries See Jewellery Oase Makers; Nautical, Optical Stock" ; T N 6896 London Wall in England & on the continent &: Mathematical Instrument Case Makers; British Engine, :Boiler & Electrical Insurance BROWN CHARLES, the reliable private Surgical Instrument Oase M alce1'8 ; also INSURANCE BROKERS. Co. Ltd. 70 Queen street E C detective (international union) for confi. Telegraph InstrumeTit Case Makers. See Brokers-Insurance; also Me1'chants­ :British Equitable Ltd. (:Basil May, sec. & dential inquiries, expert on divorce, trouble, Genel·al. actuary), 1, 2 & 3 Queen st.place E C & 95 & watching, tracing &c.; represented all over INSULATING MATERIALS MNFTRS.
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