/

7

KYLE & CARRICK DISTRICT LIBRARIES

LOCAL HISTORY COLLECTION

ajJ

3^(1^100 9.

This Book is for reference only and must not be talten from this room.

I

aVR POST OFFICE

General and Trades'

DIRECT

FOR

Newton mid WaLiacETOwn,

With an Appendix containing General, Local, and Postal Information,

1900-1901. \^

Compiled and Published by the Postmen every Alternate Year, ivho do not hold themselves responsible for any error or omission.

PRICE, 2/6; BY POST, 2/9.

Ayr : Printed by The Ayrshire Post Ltd., Nile Court.

•.x--

Artistic Photography.

Groups, Views, flnin^als. Etc.,

PHOTOGRAPHED AT MODERATE CHARGES.

PICTURES ^ ^ ^ / 6^* Mounted and Franked. / ^f^

ENLARGEMENTS

OF ALL KINDS FROM FADED OR

OLD PHOTOGRAPHS AND PICTURES.

Instantaneous Photographs

OF Children.

Miller Road, Ayr KeK.

(Opposite Railway Station.)

ij^-^^

\^^

^x^. INDEX. .K^Xa

* Advertisements,

Ayr Bible and Domestic Mission

Ayr Bible Society,

Ayr Burns Clab, -

Ayr Cemetery,

A.yr Citizens League,

Ayr County Hospital, -

Ayr Gas Company,

Ayr Notes, ....

Ayr Post Office,

"* Book Post,

Despatches and Arrivals,

Express Delivery, -

Foreign Parcel Post,

Foreign & Colonial Postage,

Hours of Attendance,

Inland Parcel Post,

Inland Telegrams, -

Letter Rates, -

Money Orders,

Newspapers, -

Pillar and Wall Boxes, -

Postcards, &c., -

Postal Orders,

Prohibited Articles,

Re-direction, -

Registration, -

Savings Bank,

Single Letters by Railway,

Sub and Branch Offices, -

Telephone (Post Office), - Ayrshire Notes, Avr Town Council, AyrY.M.C.A., Ayrshire Agricultural Association Ayrshire Herd Book. - Ayrshire Horticultural and Agri

cultural Association, Ayr and District S.S. Union, Boys Brigade, ... Building Societies, Bethel Mission,

Banks,

Carnegie Library, . Carriers and Coaches, . Clergy and Churches, . Corn Exchange Company, County Asvlum, . County Cliib, . County Council, Cruelty to Children, Customs,

Deaf and Dumb Missions, General Directory, . Educational Trust, Factory Inspector,

- 41

- 46 42-43

- 46 49-51

- 48

- 41 48 47 45 46 45 44 48 46 50 45 45 47 46 41 47 11 12 29

33 29 28 23 29 24 14 39-40 18 14

36 31-32

Fair Days,

Friendly Societies, s V-'^V^

Good Templar Lodges, \ p-^-r..

Guild ry of Ayr, . . \</

H. M. Prison,

Harbour of Ayr, .

Hon. Sheriff Substitutes

Industrial Schools,

Inland Revenue, .

Justice of Peace Court,

Justices of Peace, .

Kyle Union Poor house,

Lands Valuation, .

Lieutenancy of Ayrshire,

Life Boat Institution, ,

Magistrates and Town Council,

Magistrates of Newton, .

Market Days,

Masonic Bodies, .

Medical Practitioners, .

Merchant Company,

Newspapers, ....

Newton Gas Company, .

Outlying District Directory,

Parish Council,

Political Clubs,

Population of Ayrshire,

Population of Burgh,

Property and Income Tax, .

Property Protection Association, 17

Public Offices, . ... 38-39 i 23 . 33

34 17 24

IS

1.5

242

16

36

12

10-11

. 25

Quarter Sessions, .

Recha bites," ....

Recreation Clubs, .

Registrar's Office, . . ;'

Road Trust, ...

Sailor's Society, . . • . ■

Sanitary Projection Association,

School Board,.

Schools, . ...

Session Clerk's, .

Sheriff and Commissary Court,

Sheriff Officers, . . . -

Solicitors before Sheriff Court,

Station Agents,

Stamp Duties,

Steamers, ....

Street Directory,

Temperance and Prayer Union,

Town and County Club.

Town Officials,

Trades' Directory, .

Trades House,

Tract Society, . . .

Trained Nurses for Sick,

. 14

. 30 . 17 .. 17 . 172. 19-20' . 14 . 20 . 22 . 21 . 18

23 173 30 36 12 215 24

*NoTE.— The Advertisements at end of the Directory are paged separately, and the figures affixed to names in black type refer to the advertisement pages.

Index to Streets, Places, &c*

The Burgh of Ayr is divided into 6 Wards (1 to 4 on the South Side of th River, and 2 on the North). 5th -Newton. 0th Wallacetown.

Ward	Page	Ward	Page
4— Academy Street	.. 173	4— Cromwell Place	. 184
4— Ailsa Place	.. 173	6 - Cross Street . .	. 184
6 Albert Terrace	.. 173	Dalblair Road	. 184
5— Alexandria Terrace . .	173	1—10 to 76
6 -Alleghany Terrace ..	.. 183	2 - 1 to 87
5 Allison Street..	.. 173	2— Dalblair Terrace	. 184
1— Alloway Park	.. 174	6-Dam Park	. 185
1— Alloway Place	.. 174	5 - Dam side	. 185
2— Alloway Street	.. 174	5— Darlington Road	1S5
5 - Ar^■yle Street . .	.. 175	5 Dean Place	i'.t7
1— Ashgrove Street''' . .	.. 175	5— Doak Buildings	1 ST)
4— Arran Terrace..	.. 175	1 - Doon Terrace . .	1 N.')
5— Avondale Street	.. 175	1 - Doonfoot Road	. iS:".
.5— Back Main Street .	.. 176	5— Duke Street	. 16vi
1 - Ballantine Drive	.. 176	5— Duneden Place	. 187
1- Barns Crescent	.. 176	6— Eastwood	. 191
I— Barns Park . .	.. 176	5 E"benezer Place	. 197
2— Barns Street ..	.. 176	4— Eglinton Terrace	. 186
1 Barns Terrace..	.. 177	6— Elba Street	. 186
2— Bath Place . .	.. 177	5— Elmbank Street	. 186
1— Bellevue Cottages ..	.. 177	1— Ewenfield Road	187
1— Bellevue Crescent . .	.. 177	1— Fairfield Road	. 187
1- Bellevue Road	.. 178	5— Falkland Park	. 187
1— Belmont Avenue	,. 178	5— Falkland Road	. 187
5— Belvidere Terrace . .	.. 178	5— Florida Terrace	. 187
1- Beresford Terrace . .	178	Fort Street	. 187
1— Blackburn Read	.. 178	2—45 to 49
4— Boat Vennal . .	.. 178	4— 1 to 56
1— Bowman Road	> . 179	Fullarton Street	. 188
1— Broornfleld Road	.. 170	2— 4 to 44
1— Brougham Place	.. 179	3 - 1 to 37
4— Bruce Crescent	.. 179	5— Galloway Crescent . .	. 208
2— Buckingham Terrace	.. 179	6— Garden Street	. 188
6— Burnett Terrace	.. 179	4-Gas Work Road	. 188
2— Burns Statue Square	.. 179	6 George Street	. 188
5 Campbell Street	.. 179	1-Gleniffer Place	. 199
1— Carleton Terrace	.. 180	6-Gordon Place	. 189
1— Carrie k Park..	180	6— Gordon Terrace	. 189
1— Carrick Road . .	.. 180	5— Gordon Street	. 189
Carrick Street	.. 181	5 -Goshen Terrace	. 189
2—1 to 53		5— Green Street	. 189
3-2 to 66		5— Green Str et Lane . .	. 190
2— Cassillis Street .<	.. 181	5— Greenbank Terrace . .	, 190
1— Castlehill Road	.. 181	5— Hall's Vennal	. 190
4 -Catheart Street	.. 182	5— Havannah Place	. 212
1 - Chalmers Road	.. 182	1— Havelock Terrace	. 199
Charlotte Street	.. 182	6-Hawkhill	. 190
2—1 to 29		6-Hawkhill Avenue ..	. 191
4 - 2 to 86		High Street	. 192
6 -Church Street ..	.. 183	2—159 & 178 to 247 & 266
4— Citadel Place .	.. 183	3- 1& 2 to 157 & 176
5— Clune's Vennal	.. 183	1— Holmston Road	. 194
6 -Content Street	.. 183	3— Hope Street	. 195
6— Craigie Road . .	.. 184	6— James Street	. 195
6— Craigie Street . .	184	6— John Street	. 195
1 Craigleur Terrace	180	1 Kensington Terrace . .	. 20C

(For 20 Years with WM. AFFLECK & SON),

Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer, 183 ^ 185 HIGH STREET, 3/^-

-^y.<^

•■ pecial makes in Dining-Room, Drawing-Room, Library, Parlour, and Bed-Room Suites.

Blinds in all Makes and Colours.

Serges, Plushetts.

Curtains, Table Covers, Tapestries, and Drapping

Material.

LARGE and VARIED STOCK OF CARPETS:

Axminsters, Brussels, Tapestries, and Art Carpets,

in Bodies, Squares, arid Stairs,

In all Qualities and Colourings.

:o:

Linoleums, Floor Cloths, and Cork Carpeting,

Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, Mattings, Felts, &g ,

Also,

SPECIAL INLAID LINOLEUM,

Pattern through to the back.

Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses,

Brass and Bamboo Poles.

Mattresses Redone. Feathers Purified, &c.

First-Class Workmanship Guaranteed.

-=^-);^-<£^-

4^ 9e^ ^atthe^^/' gav^^on ^ 9^

183 & 185 HIGH STREET, AYR.

Indkx to Streets, &c. (Continued).

Ward 1— Killocli Place . . 3 -Kirk Port 2— ]^yle Street . .

1 — Lancaster 'J'erraco

2 — Landau Buildings 5 Limekiln Road

0 — Limond's Wynd 3— Macneillie Buildings 5 - M'Call's Avenue 5 — Main Street 1— Maybole Road

2 Mews Lane 1— Midton Road . .

Mill Street 2—2 and 43 to 115 3—1 to 41 1— Miller Road . , 5 — Milliken Park . , 4— Milrig Place

4 Montgonierie Terrace 1— Monument Road 5 — Murray Place . . 5— Nelson Sereet

New Bridge Street

3 1 to 25 4—2 to 34

, 2 — Newark Buildings 3 - Newmarket Street 5 — New Road 3 — Nile Court 5 — Nortlifield Avenue 5 — Northfleld Place 5— North Harbour Street 5 — N' rth Newton Place 5 — Nortli Park Avenue . 5— North Park Terrace 3— Old Bridge Street .

1 Park Circus 1— Park Terrace . .

5 - Peebles Street . 2— Place D'Auray Buildings 5 — Prestwick Road 5— Princes Street. .

6 - Queen Street

Queen's Terrace 2—1 to 17 4 -IS to 35 1 — Racecourse 1— Racecourse Road 1 — Racecourse View

	Page	Ward	^age
	.. 178	5— Ralston Place	214
	.. 195	5 Randolph Terrace .v	. . 205
	.. 196	6 River Street . .	.. 207
	. . 196	6— River Terrace	.. 207
	.. 179	1— Ronaldshaw Park	207
	. . 196	5 Roseniount Terrace	.. 207
	. . 196	Russell Street..	. . 207
	.. 201	5-1 to 79
	.. 196	6—2 to 90
	.. 197	1— St. Andrew's Street . .	.. 208
	.. 198	4— St John's Place	.. 187
	.. 198	1— St Leonard's Road . .	.. 208
	198	1— Savoy Park	. 208
	.. 199	Sandgate 3 1 to 65 4 2 to 100	.. 208
	199	1— Sandringham Terrace	. . 209
	.. 200	4— Seabank Rtad..	. . 209
	182	1— Seafield Road . .	.. 210
	.. 200	6— Seaibrth R( ad	. . 210
	.. 200	2— Smith Street . .	.. 210
	.. 174	4 South Harbour Street	.. 210
	200	1— South park Road	.. 210
	. 200	1— South Place . .	198
		1-Springvale Road	.. 210
		1- Stewart Place ..	.. 180
	.. 179	1— Sunnyside	.. 211
	. 201	5— Tavlor Street ..	. . 211
	.. 202	5 - Tig Road	.. 211
	193	5 Try field Place . .	.. 211
	.. 203	5— Union Avenue	.. 211
	.. 203	2— Union Buildings	179-210
t'	. . 203	1— Victoria Park	.. 211
	203	(3_Victoria Street	211
	. . 203	5 - Victoria Terrace	212
	.. 205	5— Viewfleld Road	912
	203	5 Waggon Road . .	;; 212
	.. 204	6 Wallace Street	. . 212
	204	1— Wattfleld Road	. , 212
	.. 204	5 Weaver Street . .	. . 213
ngs	175-185	2 -Wellington Chambers	188-213
	205	2 - Wellington Square . .	.. 213
	. . 205	5 -Wellington Street . .	.. 214
	. . 206	5 West Sanquhar Road	.. 214
	. 206	1 -Wheatfield Road	.. 214
		3 Win ton Buildings . .	.. 192
		.5— Windsor Terrace	.. 214
	. . 206	5 York Street . .	.. 214
	., 206	5— York Street Lane . .	.. 214

207

J. p. HUNT,

Surgeon-Dentist,

CHARLOTTE HOUSE.

17 CHARLOTTE STREET. AYR.

PROFESSIONAL VISITS-

GIRVAN— First and Third Mondays of each Mouth 10 till 1, at Mes Reid's, Trabboch Cottage- Viccarton Street.

With the above exception, Mr hunt may be Consulted any day at his Residence-

poBt Office Bivcctovp.

^ NOTES.

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

In ancient times Ayr was distinguished both for trade and militaiy strength ; and being an important point of concentra- tion on the west, it wasi the scene of frequent conflicts, and repeatedly changed hands during the wars of Scottish independ- ence, in the time of the Edwardsi and the Bruces. Here Edward I. fixed a powerful garrison, and here the patriotic exploits of Sir William Wallace commenced.

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

10

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

The Old Bridge was built in the reign of Alexander III. (1249- 1284) by Isobel Lowe and her sister, two maiden lad'es, who, trad'ition states, spent their fortune on the undertaking. In 1877 the heavy floods undermined the foundations of the New Brig, referred to by Bums, and the present New Bridge was built on the same site. Victoria Bridge, erected in 1897. Burns Statue unveiled, 1891. Burns Monument built, 1820. The Town's Building, with a. spire 226 feet high, erected 1828, cost £14,000, and greatly enlarged in 1881. Town Hall destroyed by fire on 1st July, 1897. The County Buildings, modelled after the Temple of Isis in Rome, completed in 1822, costing upwards of £30,000. The Ajr Academy was founded chiefly on a bequest of £1000 left for educational purposes in the year 1790 by jMr Fergusson of Doonholm. This sum was supplemented by private Sfubscr'ptions of £6585. The cost of erection was £2837, and the balance of the fund was vested in Government securities. A charter was obtained in 1798, under which the management was committed to seven d'rectors, annually chosen from among the Magistrates and Town Council. Since 1872 the Academy has come under the Education Act, and is now managed by the School Board.

Newton-upon-Ayr is of veiy ancient erection, owing its privi- leges to Robert Bruce, who, upon being attacked by leprosy, came to res'de in it, and was induced to establish a lazar-house to confer considerable favours on the town. Newton and Wal lacetown were comprehended within the Parliamentary Burgh of Ayr in 1832. The Municipal Burgh was in 1873 rendered conterminous with the Parliamentary, and again extended in 1885.

Population of the Municipal Burgh of Ayr in 1881, 20,821; in 1891, 24,800 ; an increase in ten years of 3,979. Estimated

11

'increase since 1891, 1700. Municipal constituency in 1899-1^00, 4690, including 878 females.

Inhabited hous&s in 1891, 5100; Police estimate in 1900, 6970. Annual value of real property, exclusive of railways, in 1890 was £120,949 ; in 1900, £161,485 (an increase in ten years of £40,536). Annual value of railways in 1900, £7.485; rate- lable value, £168,967.

This Burgh, with Irvine, Campbeltown, Inveraray, and Oban, returns one Member to Parliament. Ayr is the return'ng iBurgh.

Parliament constituency of the Burghs in 1899 : — ^Ayr, 5654 ; Campbeltown, 836; Inveraray, 117; Irvine, 1468; Oban, 744— total, 6819. Member for Ayr Burghs — Charles Orr-Ewing, Esq. Votes polled at General Election in 1895 — C. L. Orr- Ewing, Esq., 3057; William. Birkmyre, Esq., 2722.

AYKSHIRE.

This county, which isi about 60 miles in length and 26 in breadth, containing 1128 square miles, or 722,229 acres, com- prises the districts of Carrick, lying on the south of the Doon; Kyle, between the Rivers Doon and Irvine; and Cunningham, north of the River Irvine. These divisions, although abolished by statue in 1748, still continue to be recognised in statistical descriptions of the county. The surface undulates, reaching no great elevation, except in the S. and S.-E., which are somewhat mountainous, while there are few hillsi on the N. It is famous for its valuable breed ot cows, and rich, yet mild, cheese known by the name of Dunlop.

Among the antiquities of AjTshire are the cairns of Galston and Lorn ; Camps, supposed to be Danish, at Dundonald, and on the hill of Knockgeorgan, near Ardrossan ; the Castles of Loch Doon, Turnberry, Dundonald, Portincross, etc. ; the Abbeys of Crossraguel and Kilwinn'ng; and the Kirk of AUo- way, immortalised by Burns, who was bom in a cottage a quarter of a mile distant, on 25th January, 1759, where upwards of 50,000 admirers annually pay homage to his immortal Memory.

The principal rivers are the Ayr, Doon, Girvan, Stinchar, [rvine, and Gamock.

It was inhabited in the time of Agricola (first century), by the Damnonci, with whom were afterwards mixed the Scots from the opposite coast of Kintyre, and dhring the religious

12

persecutions of the Stuarts it was a stronghold of the Covenanters.

The valued rents in 1674 were £191,605 Scots, or £15,967 sterling. The new valuation (including railways) for 1899-1900 is £1,229,844. Total assessments per pound, exclusive of road and public health rates, for 1899,1900, 3 ll-16d. The popula- tion in 1891 was 226,386; in 1881, 217,630, an increase in ten years of 8756. The inhabited houses in 1891 were 45,265.

Parliamentary constituency in 1899-1900 : — For South Ayr- shire 15,941 ; for North Ayrshire, 13,657.

Votes polled at the General Election : — South Ayrshire : — Sir William Arrol (U.), 6875; Eugene Wason, Esq. (L.), 6325. North Ayrshire: — Hon. Thomas H. A. E. Cochrane, Esq. (U.), 5612; William Robertson, Esq. (L.), 4902.

TOWN COUNCIL OF AYR.

Provost — Thomas Templeton.

John H. Paterson, William Auld, William Smith, and

Duncan Grant.

Master of Works— John M. M. Morton.

Treasurer — Thomas A. A. Fraser.

Coxmcillors.

2)id Ward. 3rd Ward.

Thomas Templeton Thomas A. A. Fraser J. M. M. Morton William Auld

James C. Highet William Allan

Bailies-

is^ Ward. Hugh Niven John B. Fergusson James Douglas

4th Ward. 5th Ward. 6th Ward.

Joseph Tait Duncan Grant William Smith

John Galloway Robert Craig John H. Patei-son

Peter S. Ferguson Wm. J. Naismith William Lamb

Chamberlain and Collector of Rates — \.. B. MacCallum. Procurator Fiscal — C. B Rowan. Town Clerk — A. G. Young. Surveyor and Water Engineer — John Young. Sanitary Inspector, and Inspector of Weights and Measures — Robert Adam ; Assistant — W. H. Martin. Electrical Engineer — Arthur J. Fuller. Water Inspector — David Graham. Hall Keeper — Organist— W. G. Burgoyne. Superintendent of Lighting and Fire Master — James M'Clure. Chief Constable and Billet Master— William M'Kay. Medical Officer — Dr Riddall, 6 Wellington Square. Valuation of Lands and Heritages, and Registrar of Votes — Alexander Walker, 8 Academy Street. Auditor — Thos. Turner, 21 Newmarket Street.

13

GUILDRY OF AYR. Dean — John Morton Mathie Morton.

Provost Templeton William Alexander, jun. William Allan Bailie Auld John Baird Robert A. Baird Joseph Bowden R. G. Brown Ex-Bailie Burns David Campbell David Clark James Dobbie John Douglas Thomas Duncan David Dunlop John Eaglesham J. M. Ferguson John Fhnt

Thomas A. A. Frasef John Frew John Galloway Gavin Gird wood John Goodwin John Goudie Robert Goudie James C. Highet James Hill J. K. Hunter William Kilpatrick David Kirkland William Macrorie John Mains

James Meikle John Milligan Arthur Morgan John Murdoch Robert Murray William Murray J. H. O'Beirne James Oliver James Osborne John Paterson Robert Paton William Paton C. B. Rowan Alexander Ritchie Allan Stevenson Robert Stevenson James Smith Bailie Smith Thomas Steele Isaac Terry David Thomas Alexander Thomson John Thomson A. M. Turner Thomas Turner Alexander Walker H. S. Walker Robert Wallace J. M. Watt H. D. Willock George Willock

David Cooper A. B. Cowan

NEWTON-ON-AYR TOWN COUNCIL. Bailies — A. M'D. H. Lang and Allan Gibb.

COUNCILLOBS.

Alex. Cuthbert | William Hunter

Daniel Wyllie ' Hugh Vass

Adam Reid

Treasurer — Allan Gibb. Fiscal — William Smith.

Clerk — J. A. MacCallum, Town Building.

14

CARNEGIE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Main Street. . Opened on 2nd September, 1893. Through the mumficence of Mr Andrew Carnegie who offeree the Town £10,000 to build a Free Library on condition that th people adopted the Free Libraries' Act. Total cost about £11,000 Lending and Reference Departments open daily (except Wednes day) from 1 to 4 p.m., and 6 to 9 p.m. ; Wednesdays froai 10 a.m to 1 p.m. Reading Rooms open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.

General Committee. Chairman — Provost Templeton. Bailie Smith Councillor Craig James Meikle

Bailie Grant CouncillorP. Ferguson Wallace Allan

Bailie Patei\son Robert Dewar James Henderson

Treasurer Fraser James Houston R. M. Beveridge

Councillor Niven, James D. Ure. Clerk and Treasurer — Quintin Blane, National Bank. Librarian —

AYR CEMETERY.

Open Daily from 8 am to 8 p.m. Sundays 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Managers — The Magistrates and Council.

Treasurer — A. B. MacCallum. Secretary — A. G; Young.

Superintendent — Adam Pringle.

REGISTRY OFFICE.

Eegistrary for Births, Marriages, and Deaths, for the Burgh and

Landward Parish of Ayr — Arthur Morgan.

Ofl&ce, 2 1 New Bridge Street. Office hours, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Birth require to be registered within 21 days, Deaths 8 days, and

Marriages 3 days.

SESSION CLERKS. I

Ayr Parish— A. W. Struthers, 6 1 Alloway Street. |i

St. Leonards Parish David Crawford, 62 NewmarKet Street. ft

Newton Parish — J. M. Ferguson, Ofcserwr Ofl&ce, or Malcolm Lodge,

44 Prestwick Road. Wallacetown Parish — Johia Wat?;on, 49 Content Street.

CORN EXCHANGE COMPANY.

Chairman — Robert Wallace. Secretary and Treasurer — William Kilpatrick, Solicitor,

HARBOUR OF AYR.

Harbour Master — Captain Alexander Ritchie.

Collector and Treasurer — David J. Lockhart.

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

Principal Imports and Exports for the Year ending

November, 1899

CUSTOMS.

Office— 2 Fort Street. Collector— William Eddy.

Examining Officers — John Robinson and David Leslie.

Assistant — S. Johnston.

Boatmen — S. Ord and F. J. O. Dowo,

Watcher — W. Williams.

IMPORTS.

ron Ore, - - 121,414 Tons ;jime Stone, - 62,084 „

EXPORTS.

Pig Iron, - - 14,502 Tons Coal, - - - 464,911 „

Trustees. Chairman — Provost Templeton.

Dean of Guild Morton Robert Paton William Taylor D. M. Gordon Robert Montgomerie

'he Marquis of Ailsa John Dobbie ames Alexander J B. Fergusson

lobert Angus Treasurer Fraser

Salter Bain Bailie Grant

r. G. A. Baird, M.P, James Hamilton rames Baird Sir William Laird

Agent for Lloyds — James Hamilton, 60 North Quay.

ilussian and Spanish Vice-Consul — John Dobbie, 21 Alloway Street.

Imperial Consul for Germany and Sweden, and Norway Consul —

J. Grant Smith, 64 North Quay.

NEWTON GAS CONSUMERS' COMPANY.

Chairman — Robert M'Vicar. Directors.

William M'Vicar John Hutcheson

Tames C. M'Gaan ' James Wilkinson Peter Gar vie John Goudie

John Gray

Secretary and Treasurer — J. W. Fergusson, Solicitor. Manager — James Henderson. Collector — William Ferguson.

AYR BRANCH OF THE ROYAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION.

Joint Secretaries — William Pollock and William J. Pollock, Solicitors, 24 Sandgate.

16

AYR PARISH COUNCIL.

Chairman, Mr James Houston, Floral Bank, Prestw^ck Road Misses Jane and Mary C. Campbell, 3 Park Circus; Mrs M Kerrow, Content House; Messrs' Wm. Allan, 44 Park Circus Alexander Moodie, St Quivox Schoolhouse; Peter Boyle, L( Villa, Craigie Road; Peter Ferguson, Roanpark, Fort; Joli B. Fergusson, Balgarth ; William R. Black, 29 Bams Street James Henderson, 4 Gordon Terrace; James Johnstone, Allows Cottage ; Alex. Ligertwood, Mount Hamilton ; William Mille Nile Court; William Ramsay, 1 Kyle Street; William SmitJ 20 Academy Street; Thomas Turner, 5 Hawkhill; A. M. Turne Carrick Lodge; David A. Wallace, Grangeston, Prestwic Ivoad ; Thomas Wilson, 77 New Road ; and John Reid, Mi< Sanquhar.

Relief Committee — The whole members of Council.

Finance Committee — Mr Thomas Turner, convener ; Messi W. Allan, W. Smith, D. A. Wallace, W. Miller, Peter BoyI Peter Ferguson, James Henderson.

Law Committee: — Mr A. Ligertwood, convener; Messrs "^ Allan, J. B. Fergusson, James Johnstone, A. M. Turner, Wn Smith, W. R. Black.

Collector and Inspector — ^Robert Pyper; office, 25 Kyi Street.

Medical Officer— William Moore, M.B.

KYLE UNION POORHOUSE.

Board Chairman — Alexander Ligertwood.

Governor — ^Wm. M'Cracken. Matron — Mrs M'Cracken.

Chaplain — Mr John Cumming.

Medical Officer — G. M'Kerrow, M.B. Nurse — Miss CameroB

Secretary and Treasurer — ^David Dougall, of Dougall, Goudi

and Douglas, Wellington Chambers.

FAIRS.

New-Year's Day Fa^'r (Horses and Cattle) — Thursday befor 2nd Wednesday of January.

Palm Fair (Horses and Cattle) — Last Friday in April.

Hiring Fair— Third Tuesday in April and third Tuesday ii October.

Midsmnmer Fair (Horses and Cattle) — Thursday before 2n(i Monday of July.

Michaelmas Fair (Horses and Cattle) — Second Thursday ii October.

17

SAILORS' SOCIETY. Instituted 1581.

Preses — Robert Cowan.

Secretary and Treasurer — William J. Pollock, Solicitor.

J. Robertson James Hill

AYR GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). Chairman — C. G. Shaw, Esq. Vice-Chairman — Directors. j D. R. M'Call i Adafig_ M'Gregor

i Alex. Ritchie I Patrick Davidson

I Walter Young !

Joint Secretaries and Treasurers — W Pollock and W. J. Pollock, 24 Sandgate. Manager — William Smith. Clerk — J. Y. Cunningham. Collector— James Clark.

AYR AND DISTRICT PROPERTY PROTECTION

ASSOCIATION

Chairman — Hugh Hunter.

Secretary and Treasurer — Leonard C. Boyd, Solicitor.

Law Agents— Semple and Boyd.

Auditor - James Scott.

Offices— 70 Newmarket Street, Ayr.

SANITARY PROTECTION ASSOCIATION.

ESTABLISHKD 1878.

To Provide for the Efficient Inspection of Sanitary Arrangements

at Minimum Cost.

Local Representatives in General Council —

C. G. Shaw, Esq. J. I'.. Fergusson, Esq. Dr George M'Kerrow.

Hon. Secretary —

Mr John Douglas, Solicitor, Wellington Chambers.

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.

Burns, John Ritchie, M.B., CM. Lawrie, W. J. L , M.D. M'Gregor, John, M.D. M-Kenna, Fergus, M.B. M'Kerrow, G., M.B.. CM. Moore, William, M.B., CM. Morton, J. M. M., M.B., CM. Mortop, R. A., M.D., B.Sc.

Muir, Allan, B.M., CM. Naismith, W. J., F.R.CS.E. Riddall, John, L.F.P.S.G. Rowand, Andrew, M.D. Thomson, J. Gemmell, L.R.CS.E. Watt, J. Ross, M.B., CM. White, Alex., M.B., CM. Young, A., M.B.

Certificated Masure (Leng's System) — J. P. Paterson, Netherlea, off Castlehill Road.

18

CLERGY AND CHURCHES.

Established, Old Church, Kirk Port, off High Street,

Do. iSTew Church, Fort Street — 1st Charge, Rev. Thomas

Dykes, D.D. ; 2nd Charge, Rev. Wm. C. Duncan. Do. St. Leonards (Quoad Sacra), St. Leonards Road — Rev.

William Walker. B.D. Do. Newton, Main Street — Rev. W. Rainie, M.A. Do. North Newton (Chapel of Ease), Prestwick Road —

Rev. John Henderson, M.A. Do. Wallacetown (Quoad Sacra), John Street — Rev. G. J.

C. Scott. Free Church, Ayr, Sandgate— Rev. C. G. M'Crie, D.D.

Do. Martyrs, Gordon Place— Rev. T. H. Lang, M.A. Do. Newton, Main Street— Rev. John Miller, M.A. Do. St. Andrews, Park Circus— Rev. Wm. Hay, B.D. Do. Wallacetown, John Street— Rev, A. G. Murdoch. B.D.

United Presbyterian, Darlington, Main Street — Rev. A, M. Smith, M.A. Do. Cathcart, Cathcarfc Street — Rev. Geo. Copland, M.A, Do. Trinity, Midton Road— Rev. Millar Patrick, M.A. Do. Wallacetown. Wallace Street — Rev. A. Stewart, B.D.

Morrison Congregational, Nile Court — Rev. Arthur M'Connachie. Original Seceders, George Street —Rev. George Anderson. Moravian, Mill Street— Rev. J. N. Libby. Wesleyan Methodist, Charlotte Street — Rev. Jos. Watson. Baptist, Fort Street — Rev. H. D. Brown.

Scottish Episcopalian, Fullarton Street -Rev. Geo. Grubb, F.S.A. Curates—Revs. Alex. Copland, M.A., and F. W. C, Turreff, M.A. Roman Catholic, John Street — Revs. D. Collins and Patrick M. Daniel,

STATION AGENTS.

Ayr (Passenger) — Robert Brown. Ayr (Goods) — John Kerr. Newton-on-Ayr — Robert Kelly.

NEWSPAPERS.

"Ayrshire Post" — Friday, W. G. Wallace, Manager.

"Ayr Observer" — Tuesday and Friday, Ferguson and Co., Publishers.

"Ayr Advertiser" — Thursday, T. M. Gemmell and Son, Publishers.

MARKET DAYS.

Every Tuesday and Friday.

19

SCHOOLS.

Board Schools.

For members of School Board see index.

AYR ACADEMY, Fort Street.

Rector — ^William Maybin, M.A.

English — ^Wm. Dick, M.A. ; one lady and two male assistants.

Classics — The Rector and two assistants..

Arithmetic and Mathematics — James Thomson and

two assistants.

Drawing — Lawrence Anderson and two assistants.

Modern Languages — Duncan Mackay, M.A., and assistant.

Lady Superintendent — Mrs Craigie.

'Janitor — Gordon M'Roberts.

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

SMITHS INSTITUTION, Holmston Road. Master — George Bain. Mistress — Miss Thomson.

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

NEWTON ACADEMY, Green Street Lane.

Master — James Houston. Mistress — Miss Houston.

NEWTONHEAD SCHOOL, Viewfield Road. Master — Gilbert Buchanan. Mistress — Miss Swanson.

WALLACETOWN SCHOOL, Queen Street and Church Street. Master — James Dobbie. Mistress — Miss Wilson.

RUSSELL STREET SCHOOL. Master — A. D. Murphy. Mistress/ — Miss Girvan.

DENOMINATIONAL SCHOOLS UNDER GOVERNMENT

INSPECTION.

SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL, Fullarton Street.

Master — James Scott. Mistress — Miss Duncan.

ROMAN CATHOLIC, Hawkhill (Senior). Master — Lawrence Gemson.

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

20

PRIVATE SCHOOLS.

Wellington School, 22 Wellington Square. — Boarding and Day School for young ladies. Principal — Mrs Lowe.

Newnham House School, Fullarton Street. — Principal, Miss Zara Millar.

CERTIFICATED INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.

Board of Directors.

Chairman — ^Walter Ne^lson, Esq., of Ewenfield.

Treasurer — Thomas M'Connochie, banker.

Secretary — James Dunlop, solicitor, Wellington Chambers.

Boys' School, St Leonards Road.

Superintendent — John Bell. Matron — Mrs Bell.

Teacher — S. T. Holmes. Industrial Master Clark.

GriRLs' School, Belmont iVvenue. Matron — Miss Lindsay. Teacher — Miss Davie.

AYR EDUCATIONAL TRUST.

Chairman — Rev. Thomas Dykes, D.D.

Mrs M'Whirber, Provost Templeton, William M'Clelland,

Joseph Tait, Thomas Turner, J.P., William Robertson, J.P.,

R. M. Davidson, James Johnstone.

Clerk and Treasurer — J .C M'Skimming, 7 Wellington Square.

SHERIFF AND COMMISSARY COURT.

Sheriflf and Commissaay — David Brand.

Sheriff-Substitute and Commissary Depute — ^W. A. 0. Paterson.

Sheriff and Commissary Clerk — Robert Goudie.

Depute Cierk—Andrew Crawford.

Procurator Fiscal — ^P. Eraser Mackenna.

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 everj'^ Thursday at 11 a.m.

HON. SHERIFF-SUBSTITUTES.

David Dunlop, solicitor ; William Kilpatrick, solicitor ; Ex-Provost Steele ; William Pollock, solicitor ; David Dougall, solicitor ; Ex-Provost Willock, and William Macrorie, solicitor.

21

SOLICITORS BEFORE THE SHERIFF COURT.

James Dickie, Dean of Faculty. (Those marked * are Notary Public

*Andrews, David. Girvan.

*Andrews, Thomas, Ayr,

*Beveridge, R. M., Ayr.

Boyd, L. C, Ayr. *Boyd, Robert, Irvine. *Brackenridge, A., Cumnock.

Brown, Chas. W., Maybole. *Brown, David, INIaybole.

Christie, John. Irvine.

Christie, William, Irvine.

Crawford, Robert, Glasgow. *Dickie, James, Irvine. *Dougall, David, Ayr. *Douglas, John, Ayr. *Dunlop, David, Ayr

Dunlop, James, Ayr.

Fergusson, David, Ayr. *Fergusson, J. W., Ayr.

Gemmell, Alexander, Ayr.

Gibson, James, Maybole.

Goudie, James H., Ayr.

Goudie, John T., Ayr. *Goudie, Robert, Ayr.

Hamilton, Robert, Irvine.

Harvey, Thomas, Mauchline.

Howie, John, Ayr. *Kilpatrick, William, Ayr. *Lockhart, John, Ayr.

Lockhart, William M., Ayr, *Loudon, Alexander, Ayr. *Macrorie, William, Ayr. ♦Murdoch, R. D., Ayr.

Murdoch, F, J., Ayr.

Murray, J. N., Irvine.

MacCallum, A. B., Ayr. *MacCanum, J. A., Ayr. *M-Clymont, J, W„ Ayr.

Secretary and Treasurer, and Auditor of Faculty Wellington Chambers.

M'Cosh, Dunlop, Dairy. ■^M'Jannet, W, D., Irvine, *M'Kenna, P. Eraser, Ayr.

M'Millan, W. S., Ayr.

M'Murtrie, James, Ayr,

O'Beirne, J. H., Ayr.

Paterson, P., Maybole. * Pollock, William, Ayr.

Pollock, W. J., Ayr.

Ranken, G. J., Ayr.

Richmond, T. F.. Ayr.

Rowan, C. B., Ayr. *Semple, Robert, Ayr. *Shaw, C. G., Ayr.

Shaw, D. W., Ayr.

Shaw, James E., Ayr.

Silver, John, Ayr.

Smith, James, Girvan.

Stewart, John, Prestwick. *Struthers. Alexander W., Ayr

Tait, D. H., Ayr. *Tait, T. G., Girvan. *Templeton, David, Maybole.

Templeton, W., Maybole.

Thomson, P. A., Ayr. *Vass, James. M.A., Ayr.

Waddell, P. H., Troon.

Wallace, R. D., Ayr, *Watt, J. M., Ayr.

Watt, James, Ayr,

Wilson, J. R., Sanquhar.

Wilson, Robert, Ayr.

Wilson, W. C, Irvine. *Young, Alex., Irvine. *Young, A. G., Ayr.

Young, Robert, Troon. *Young, Thomas, Ayr.

John Lockhart,

Joint Auditors of Sheriff Court — John Lockhart and Andrew Crawford.

22

SHERIFF COURT OFFICERS.

Hugh Arthur, John Ramsay, James Smith, Joseph Smith, John Shaw, and W. H. WyUie.

JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.

Held every alternate Monday.

Clerk— D. W. Shaw. Deputy Clerk— James E. Shaw.

Fiscail — 'Alexander DoudoJn: Bar Officer — H/ugh Arthur.

RESIDENT ACTING JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Col. W. P. Adam, Sea Tower. Sir Wm. Arro], M.P., Seafield. James Arthur, Mountcharles. T. G. Arthur, Carrick House. Walter Bain, shipowner. John S. Baxter, Dalrymple. John Bell of Enterkine. Lt.-Col. Hay Boyd of Townend. W. K. Hamilton Campbell. George Coats of Belleisle. James Coats, Auchendrane. Robert Craig, Wellpark. Hugh Crawford, Dryburgh. Col. W. Cunningham, Belmont. Donald Currie, 3 AUoway Place. R. M. Davidson, 1 Barns Terrace Robert Dewar, auctioneer. John T. Duncombe, banker. W. H. Dunlop, Doonside. Col. J. R. Fairlie, Rosebank. J. M. Ferguson, publisher. J. B. Fergusson, Balgarth. John Flint, grain merchant. Thomas Gemmell, banker. Gavin Gird wood, baker. Robert Goudie, solicitor. James Gowans, Dinwoodie. John Gray, Prestwick. J. C. Hamilton, Sundrum. J. G. Baird Hay, Rosemount. Lt.-Col. M. W. Heneage, Carleton James Houston, teacher. David Hunter, 3 Barns Terrace. James Johnstone, AUoway. Lord David Kennedy.

Clerk— D. \V. Shaw

Depute — James E. Shaw.

J. C. Kennedy of Dunure. Wm. Kilpatrick, solicitor. A. Ligertwood, Mounthamilton. Col. C. S. MAlester of Kennox. Godfrey MAlester of Kennox. Thomas M'Connochie, banker. J. M. M. Morton of Belmont. Walter Neilson of Ewenfield. R. A. Oswald of Auchincruive. R. M. Pollok, Middleton. Wm. Robertson, Bellarina. Charles Smith, banker. Matthew Smith, Prestwick, R. C. Sproat, organizer. Thomas Steele, shipowner. Allan Stevenson, Largie. John Strain, Cassillis. Provost Templeton. A. M. Turner, brewer. Thomas Turner, accountant.

F. E. Villiers, The Shieling.

H. R. Wallace, Cranston Lodge D. D. Whigham, Dunearn.

G. C. White, Stewartlea. H. D. Willock, Magdala.

The Sheriff and Sheriff Substitutes of the County.

The Provost, Bailies, and Chair- man of the Dean-of- Guild Court, Ayr.

Master of the Merchant Coy., Ayr.

The Chairmen of the several C.C. District Committees and the Chairman of the Parish Coun- cil lor the time being. County Buildings.

23

QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE PEACE

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

Tuesday of August ; and third Tuesday of November

LIEUTENANCY OE AYRSHIRE.

Lord-Lieutenant — The Earl of Eglinton and Winton. Convener— R. M. Pollok, Esq., of Middleton. Clerk— James E. Shaw, County Buildings, Ayr,

BUILDING SOCIETIES.

Ayr Burns Model Building Society — Secretary, John T. Scott, 29 Newmarket Street.

Ayr District Economic Building Society — Seer /tary, Thomas Turner, 21 Newmarket Street.

Ayr Model Building Society — Secretary, R. Paterson, 84 New Road.

County of Ayr Property Investment and Building Society — Manager, D. Crawford, 62 Newmarket Street.

British Homes — Manager, James Boyd, 2 Newmarket Street.

STEAMERS.

To Glasgow and Greenock, Tuesday and Fridays, at 1 p.m.

To Girvan, every Friday, at 1 p.m. — Agent, James Drysdale, Steam- boat Sheds, South Quay.

To Belfast — Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 12 Midnight.

To Larne —Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 10 p.m.

To Campbeltown — Mondays. 4 a.m. ■

To Dublin -Wednesday nights.

Ayr Steam Shipping Company, North Quay.

INSPECTORS UNDER THE FACTORY ACTS FOR AYR

AND NEIGHBOURHOOD.

B. A. Whitelegge, Esq., Home Office, London, S.W.

Superintendent Inspector — R. W. Cooke Taylor, 121 West

Regent Street, Glasgow.

Inspector — J. M. Arbuckle. 22 Chambers Road, Ayr.

Certifying Surgeon — Dr Wm. Moore.

H.M. PRISON.

Governor — John Scott.

Chaplain — Rev. W. Walker ; Surgeon— W. J. Naismith,

F.R.C.S.E. ; Matran— Miss Motherwell.

24

BAN Royal Bank of Scotland. Agent — Thos. M'Connochie. Accountant Jas. W. Ralston.

British Linen Coy. Agents — William Kilpatrick and

F. Gordon Brown. Teller— Hamilton Taylor.

Commercial Bank of Scotland (Ltd.). Agent — William Macrorie. Accountant Thomas Y. Bell,

National Bank of Scotland (Limited) Agent - Thomas Gemmell. Accountant — Quintiu Blane.

KS,

Clydesdale Bank.

Agent - Charles Smith. Accountant — George Miller. Tellers — W. C. Cuninghame and Andrew Winter.

Bank of Scotland. Agents — Wm. Pollock, Wm. J.

Pollock ; John Anderson,

signs p. Agents. Teller— Robert A. Miller.

Union Bank of Scotland (Limited). Agent — John T. Duncombe. Accountant — R. D. M 'Naught. Teller— Andrew Guild.

Trades. Hammermen, Tailors. . . . Shoemakers, Squaremen,

TRADES' HOUSE. Deacon Convener — Alex. G. Webster.

Deacons. Clerks.

W. Kerr. P. A. Thomson.

M. Morrison. Jas. Cunningham, Galston.

E Smith. John T. Goudie.

... J. C. Highet. C.B.Rowan.

Corporate Clerk — John T. Goudie, 7 Wellington Square.

MERCHANT COMPANY..

(Instituted in 1655, and in 1820 a Fund was formed for

Widows and Orphans).

Master — John Wight ; Treasurer — J. A. MacCallum ;

Officer— Wm. Higgins ; Clerk- W. Pollock, 24 Sandgate.

LANDS VALUATION.

Assessor for Kyle — Thomas Harvey, Mauchline. Assessor for Carrick — ^P. A. Thomson, 61 Alio way Street. Assessor' for Cunningham — iR. D. Tamiahill, Kilmarnock. Clerk— C. G .Shaw, County Buildings.

LANDS VALUATION— COUNTY OF WIGTON. Harris, Macneille Buildings, Newmarket Street.

I • 25

II

' PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX— KYLE DISTRICT. .

Commissioners.

I John Bell of Enterkine, Captain R. M. Campbell of Auch

||niannbch, Sheriff David Brand, Sheriff-Substitute W. A. Orr

Paterson, Col. Hay Boyd of Townend, R. A. Oswald of Auchin-

cruive, James Somervell of Sorn, Col. C. S. M'Alester of Kennox,

J. Claude Hamilton of Sundrum, W. K. Hamilton Campbell of

Netherplace, Henry Farquhar of G:lmilnscroft, R. M. Davidson

of Dnimley, William Hyslop of Bank, and J. A. Campbell of

Ci-aigie.

Inspector— James Russell. Collector — R. W. Macfadzean.

Surveyor and Assessor — E. Harris, Macneille Buildings.

Clerk — James M'Murtrie, 3 Cathcart Street.

INLAND REVENUE. EXCISE. Ayr Office — Macneille Buildings, Newmarket Street. Collector — J. A. Tannahill, Greenock. Acting Collector — R. W. Macfadzean, Ayr. aerk— T. Bovill.

Supervisor — F. C. Alexander, Kilmarnock. Officer — Francis Kierans, Ayr.

STAMP DUTIES. AGREEMENT, or any Memorandum of an Agreement Without a Clause of Registration, and not other- wise specially charged with duty, - - - 6d

BILL OF EXCHANGE, payable on Demand, - - Id

BILL OF EXCHANGE, including Advance Notes for Sea- men's wages, of any other kind whatsoever (except a Bank Note), and Promissory Note of any kind whatsoever (except a Bank Note), drawn, or expressed to be payable, or actually paid, or endorsed, or in any manner negotiated in the United K'ngdom : —

When the amount does not exceed £5, - - Os Id

Exceeds £'5 'and does not exceed £10, - - Os 2d

Exceeds £10 and does not exceed £ii6, - - Os 3d

And for every £100, or fractional part thereof, - Is Od

STAMPING DOCUMENTS AFTER EXECUTION.— Agree- ments " under hand " only must be lodged for Stamping within 14 days of date of first signature; ordinary deeds within 30 days. Leases are not Agreements'.

26

The DUTIES ON INLAND and FOREIGN BILLS are now

identical.

The tern "Bill of Exchange" includes Draft Order, Cheque^, and Letter of Credit, and any document or writing (except a Bank Note) entitling or purporting to entitle any person, whether named therein or not, to paymenti by any other person of, or to draw upon any other person for, any sum of money therein mentioned.

EXEMPTIONS. — Any draft or order drawn by any banker, upon any other banker, not payable to bearer or to order, and used solely for the purpose of settling or clearing any account between said bankers. Any letter written by a banker to any other banker, directing the payment of any sum of money, the same not be'ng payable to bearer cr to order, and* such letter not being sent or delivered to the p rson to whom payment is to be made, or to any person on his behalf.

BILL OF LADING, - - - - - - - 6q

Whatever num,ber of Bills m^iy form a set, each Bll of a set is liable to this duty. Penalty for executing any Bill of Lading not duly stamped, £50.

BONDS AND MORTGAGES, being the only or principal cr pr'mary security for the payment or re-payment of money not exceeding £10, - - - - - - - Os 3d

Above £10, not exceeding £25, - - - Os 8d

Above 25, not exceeding 50, ^ - - Is 3d

Above 50, not exceed ng 100, - - - 2s 6d

Above 100, not exceeding 150,

Above 150, not exceeding 200,

Above 200, not exceeding 250,

Above 250, not exceeding 300,

3s 9d 5s Od 6s 3d 7s 6d

And for every £100, or fractional part of £100, 29 6d.

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

Exc.

£5 not	exc. £10— Is Od	Exc. £125 not	exc. £150 -15s Od
10	15- Is 6d	150 .	175 — 17s 6d
15	20- 2s Od	„ 175 ,	200— 20s Od
20	25- 2s 6d	200 ,	225— 22s 6d
25	50 5s Od	225 ,	150 -2.5s Od
50	75— 7s 6d	250 ,	275-27S 6d
75	100— 10s Od	„ 275 ,	300— 30s Od
100	125— 12s 6d

For every £50, or fractional part thereof, 5s.

27

INDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP, - - - 2s 6d

Duty on an Indenture to be borne by the master, unless the r-ontrary be agreed on.

LEASES AND AGREEMENT'S FOR LEASES are chargeable with rates of duty according to the following scale: —

I. — Lands and Unfurnished Houses. (Where the term is definite and does not exceed 35 years ; or is indefinite). Not exceeding £5 per annum, Exceeding £5 and not exceeding £10, 10 15

.	- Os 6d
eio.	- Is Od
15,	- Is 6d
20,	- 2s Od
25,	- 2s 6d
50,	- 5s Od
75,	- 7s 6d
100,	- 10s Od

20 25 50

75

For every full sum of £50, and also for any fractional part of £50 thereof, - 5s Od Such agreements, if not drawn upon stamped paper, must be presented for stamping within thirty days after the date of the first execution thereof.

11. — Dwelling Houses or Part Thereof. (For any term not exceeding a year, at a rent not exceeding

the rate of £10 per annum), Id. Document must be stamped before execution, but adhesive

STAMP may be used. RECEIPT given for or upon the payment of money amounting

to £2 and upwards, Id

The term " receipt " means and includes any note, memorandum, or writing whatsoever, whereby any money amounting to £2 or upwards, or any Bill of Exchange or Pro- missory Note for money amounting to £2 or upwards, is acknow- ledged or expressed to have been received, or deposited, or paid.

If any person (1) Gives any receipt liable to duty and not duly stamped; (2) In any case where a receipt would be liable to duty, refuses toi give a receipt duly stamped ; (3) Upon a pay- ment to the amount of £2 or upwards gives a receipt for a sum not amounting to £2, or separates or divides the amount paid with intent to evade the duty — he shall forfeit the sum of £10.

SPOILED STAMPS.— Application for allowance in lieu of spoiled stamps must be made within two years after the stamp has been spoiled or become useless.

28

THE NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OE CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.

Children's Shelter — 2 Main Street.

Secretary and Treasurer for Ayr District — John Douglas, Solicitor,

Wellington Cha.mbers.

SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OE CRUETY TO ANIMALS.

Inspector— Ronald Macdonald, 16 Union Buildings, Smith Street.

AYR CITIZENS' LEAGUE.

Chairman — D. Mackay, 5 Buckingham Terrace. Treasurer — Robert Cuthbert, 8 Wellington Square.

THE BOYS' BRIGADE (AYR BATTALION).

Hon President — The Earl of Glasgow.

President — James A. Morris, Savoy croft.

Hon. Secretary— James S. Himter, 9 Bellevue Crescent.

Hon. Treasurer — R. A. Reid, 11 Montgomerie Terrace.

ASSOCL^TION TO PROVIDE TRAINED NURSES FOR

SICK POOR OF AYR, NEWTON, AND

V^^ALLAGETOWN.

OFFICE-BEARERS.

Honorary Committee : — Mrsi Oswald of Auchincruive ; Mrs C. G. Shaw, Wellington House ; Hon. Mrs Vernon, Auchans ; IVIi^s Baird'"of Cambusdoon; Mrs Pollok, Middleton ; Mrs Gairdner, late of Dalblair; Mrs Coats, Belleisle; Mrs Boswell, Sandgate House ; Miss Cowan, St Cuthbert's, Prestwick ; Miss J. Maclehose, 13 Windsor Circus, Kelvinside, Glasgow. President — Mrs Baird of Cambusdoon. Vice-President — ^Mrs R. D. Murdoch, Fairfield Lodge.

Hon. Treasurer — Miss Davidson, Glendoon. Hon. Secretary — Miss M. C. Campbell, 3 Park Circus.

Acting Committee^ — Mrs R. D. Murdoch, Fairfield Lodge; Miss Wood, 5 Park Terrace; Mrs Hutton, St Bernard's; Mrs M'Crie, Ayr Free Church Manse; Mrs Cuthbert, 8 Barns Ter- race; Mrs Dykes, South Park; Miss Davidson, Glendoon; Mrs Rainie, The Manse, Newton-on-AjT ; Mrs Limond, Burnock ; Mrs Duncombe, Union Bank House; Mrs W. Cairns Duncan, Bourtree Park; Miss Mary C. Campbell, 3 Park Circus; Miss Leek, Hollybush; Mrs Ker, 21 Park Circus; Mrs M'Kenna, 1 Alloway Place.

Professional Trained Nurses — Miss M'Farlane and Miss M'Kean, 22 Academy Street.

29

THE BETHEL MISSION, GREEN STREET

(In connection with the Ayrshire Christian Union)

^President and Secretary — Mr William C. Gray, Northfield.

Treasurer — Mr Andrew Love, 46 Peebles Street.

Meetings — Sundays at 10 a.m., 11.15 (young people), and 6.30 p.m.

(Evangelistic).

AYR UNITED YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

Rooms — 138 High Street.

Reading Room open from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m.

Hon. President — The Most Noble the Marquis of Ailsa.

Chairman — J. D. Paterson, Old Bridge,

Vice-Chairmen — William M'Clelland and Alexander Cuthbert.

General Secretary — William Paterson, 9 Milliken Park,

Northfield Avenue.

Assistant Secretary — G. Adam, M.A., Russell Street.

Treasurer — A. W. Struthers, 61 Allov/ay Street.

Sabbath Morning Fellowship Meetings

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

St. Andrew's Free Church. Ayr Free Church. Original Secession Church. Seamen's Bethel.

Y.M.C.A. Rooms. Wallacetown Established

Church. Wallacetown Free Church. Newton Free Church. Young Men's Meeting, every Sabbath, from 7 till 8 p.m., in

the Rooms during the winter. Meeting of Directors — Second Monday of every month, at 8 p.m.

Literary Society — Every alternate Thursday, at 8 p.m. Gyymnasium — In Butter Market Hall, Mondays and Wednesdays,

7 till 10 p.m.

AYR AND DISTRICT SABBATH SCHOOL UNION.

President — Robert Cuthbert.

Vice-Presidents — W. G. Grant, James Ure, and Hugh Young.

Treasurer — Wm. Muir, Nethercroft, Belmont Avenue.

Hon. Secretary — Robert Kelly, 3 Florida Terrace.

NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND.

Ayr Auxiliary.

President — D. Dunloj), Esq., solicitor.

Vice-President — R. G. Brown, Esq., 15 Bellevue Crescent.

Secretary — Rev. William Hay, B.D., Blackburn Road.

Treasurer — Thomas Gemmell, Esq., Banker.

30

AYR, NEWTON, and WALLACETOWN TRACT SOCIETY.

President — W. M'Whirter, Wallace Street.

Hon. Treasurer — Thomas M'Connaehie, Esq., banker.

Hon. Secretary — Joseph Tait, 6 Park Terrace.

AYR BIBLE AND DOMESTIC MISSION.

President — Miss J. Houldsworth, Rozelle.

Treasurers — Messrs Ranken & Vass, solicitors.

Secretary — Miss E. M. Davidson, Glendoon.

Auditor — John Anderson, Esq., Bank of Scotland.

Agents— Mrs Buchanan, 5 St. John Place, Fort Street.

Miss Duncan, 19 Princes Street.

BRITISH WOMEN'S TEMPERANCE AND PRAYER

UNION (ASSOCIATION).

President — Mrs Gallic, 11 Park Circus.

Secretary- Miss Robertson, Bellarina. Castlehill Road.

Treasurer — Miss Taylor, Fernbank.

Tract Superintendent — Mrs Steel, 2 Lancaster Terrace.

"Y" Branch.

President — Miss Wallace, Braehead.

Secretaries — Miss Murdoch, Fairfield, and Miss Steel,

2 Lancaster Terrace.

COUNTY ASYLUM.

Visiting Day — Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Medical Superintendent — C. H. Skae, M.D.

Assistant Medical Superintendent —F. Watson.

Chaplain — Rev. Marcus Dill. Matron — Miss B. 0. Aitken.

House Steward— Wm. Smilie.

Head Male Attendant — G. D. Wilson.

Gardener — G. Crockatt.

Joint Clerks and Treasurers — Chas. G. Shaw and J. E. Shaw,

COUNTY COUNCIL ROAD TRUST, AYR DISTRICT.

Treasurer — James M'Murtrie, 3 Cathcart Street, Joint Clerks— C. & D. Shaw. County Buildings. Surveyor — Allan Stevenson, 14 Cathcart Street. Collectors— Messrs Dunlop, M'Cosh & Lusk, 7 Wellington Square, Ayr, and Dairy.

31

COUNTY HOSPITAL.

Patron— The Earl of Stair, K.T.

Honorary Directors— Tlie Duke of Portland ; The Marquis of Bute ; The Marquis of Ailsa ; The Earl of Eglinton and Winton ; Sir William Arrol of Seafield, M.P. ; Hon. G. R. Vernon, Auchans; Wilham Baird, Esq., of Elie; J. Douglas Baird, Esq., Ayr; J. G. A. Baixd, Esq., of Adamton, M.P. ; George Coats, Esq., of Belleisle; J. H. Houldsworth, Esq., Rozelle; Robert Goudio, Esq. , Sheriff Oerk of Ayrshire ; J. M. Houlds- worth, Esq., Ayr; A. F. M'Adam, Esq., of Craigengillan ; R. A. Oswald, Esq., of Auchincruive ; George Colvin White, Esq., of Stewartlea; C. L. Orr Ewing, Esq., M.P. ; J. Arthur, Esq., of Mount Charles ; James Coats, Esq. , of Auchendrane.

Ordinary Directors — ^President, John B. Fergusson; T. G. Arthur, James Smith, J. A. Campbell, James M. M'Millan, John S. Alston, James Meikle, William Robertson, James Johnstone, Hickson Fergusson, David Rowan.

Ex-Officio Directors — R. M. Pollok, Convener of the County ; Thomas Templeton, Provost of Ayr ; Peter Ferguson, Convener of Public Health Committee.

Directors Representative of Employees — G. L. W. Connell, Donald M'Donald, M. Morrison.

Honorary Ti^easurer — Patrick Davidson, Glendoon, Ayr.

Secretarj^ — J. H. Goudie, solicitor, Wellington Chambers, Ayr.

Physicians to the Hospital — Dr John Riddall, Dr John M'Gregor.

Surgeons to the Hospital— Dr W. J. Naismith, F.R.C.S.E. (Exam.) ; Dr J. R. Watt, Dr Alan Muir.

House Surgeon — J. Lunan, M.B., Ch., Glas.

Ma-tron- Miss Tod.

Collector — John A. Paterson, Wellington Chambers, Ayr.

Visiting days — Tuesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, from 4 to 5 p.m. ,

MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF AYRSHIRE.

R. M. Pollok of Middleton, Convenea\ Hon. G. R. Vernon, Auchans, Vice-Convener. Elected Councillors for — Ardrossan, Thomas Guthrie, Princes Street; Auchinleck, James Angus, Ochiltree House, Ochiltree; Ayr (former parish of), R. M. Pollok, Middleton; Ballantrae, The Right Hon. The Earl of Stair, K.T., Lochinch, Castle- Kennedy; Barr, Thomas Smith, The Castle, Maybole; Beith,

32

Thomas Thorburn, Main Street; Beith, Henry G. Patrick of Giffen, Dairy ; Colmonell, Robert F. M'Ewen of Bardrochat ; Coylton, J. Claude C. Hamilton of Siin'drum ; Craigie and Symington, Matthew Yoimg, Helentongate ; Dailiy, Robert Inglis, Lovestone, Girvan ; Dalmellington, Hugh Gibson, builder; Dairy, Alexander Willison, Easterhill ; Dairy, Col. F. G. Blair, of Blair ; Dalrymple, Hugh M. Poe, Pyperstone, Hollybusli ; Darvel, Alex. Morton of Gowanbank; Dreghorn, Col. J. G. Sturrock, Thornton House, Kilmarnock ; Dundonald, James Wyllie, Elmslie House, Baillieston ; Dunlop, J. F. Dalry- mple Hay of Dunlop; Fenwick, D .C. Gairdner, banker, Kil- marnock; Galston, J. M. Robertson, Broompark ; Galston, J. H. Turner, Estate Office, Kilmarnock; Girvan, J. G. K. Young of Glendoune; Irvine, James Stewart, Heathfield; Kilbirnie, L. G. Pearson, Glenganiock ; Kilmarnock, Peter Sturrock of Baltersan ; Kilmaurs, John Watt, Knocklandside ; Kilwinning, Hon. G. R. Vernon, Auchans, Dundonald ; Kilwinning, Wm. Young of Kilrig ; Kirkmichael, H. R. "Wallace, Cranston Lodge, Ayr; Kirkoswald, The Most Hon. The Marquis of Ailsa, Cul- zean Castle, Maybole ; Largs, Thomas Clark, 4 Sardinia Terrace, Hillhead, Glasgow ; Largs, J. A. Bulloch, Etal Lodge, Fairlie ; Loudon, J. R. Dempster of Ladji:on, Galston; Mauchline, Marcus Bain ; Maybole, John Marshall, Laurel Bank ; Maybole, W. H. Dunlop, Doonside, Ayr ; Monkton and Prestwick, Matthew Smith, Roselea, Prestwick ; Muirkirk, Charles Howat- son of Glenbuck ; New Cumnock, Wm. Hyslop of Bank ; New- milns, John Goldie, Main Street ; Ochiltree, Robert Montgomerie, Lessnessock ; Old Cumnock, Thomas Hunter, The Square ; Old Cumnock, David Reid, Milzeoch ; Riccarton, Alex. Eraser, Blair Cottage, Hurlford ; Saltcoats, Thomas Millar, Winton Circus ; St Quivox, R. A. Oswald of Auchincruive ; Sorn, James Somer- vell of Sorn; Stair, J. C. Montgomerie of Dalmore; Stevenston and Ardrossan, David Laidlaw, Ardeer House; Stewarton, Robt. Mackie, Clerkhill ; Stewarton, Lieut. -Col. C. S. M'Alester of Kennox ; Straiton, The Right Hon. Sir James Fergusson, Bal- beg; Tarbolton, R. M. Davidson, 1 Barns Terrace, Ayr; West Kilbride, Thomas Simpson, Yonderfield.

Members nominated by the Royal Burgh of Irvine, Provost Murchland and Bailie K\rkland.

Medical Officer of Health, C. R. Macdonald, 7 Wellington Square.

Sanitary Inspector for Ajt: District, William Knock, 7 Well- ington Square.

County Clerk, C. G. Shaw, County Buildings.

County Chief Constable, Captain Hardy M'Hardy, R.N.

Collector of Rates, Dunlop, M'Cosh and Lusk, Ayr and Dairy.

AYRSHIRE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.

President — The Right Hon. the Earl of Eglinton and Winton.

Vice-Presidents — R. A. Oswald, of Auchincruive ; the Most Noble the Marquis of Ailsa ; James Coats of Auchendrane ; T. Gr. Arthur of Carrick House ; J. G. A. Baird, M.P., of Adamton ; and J. A. Campbell of Craigie.

20 Extraordinary Directors, and 24 Ordinary Directors.

Secretary and Treasurer — John Howie, solicitor, 58 Alloway St.

AYRSHIRE CATTLE HERD BOOK SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN.

President — The Hon. G. R. Vernon of Auchans. Kilmarnock. Secretary and Treasurer — James M'Murtrie, 3 Cathcart Street.

AYRSHIRE HORTICULTURAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Hon. President— R. M. Pollok, Esq., of Middleton. '

President — R. M. Davidson, Esq., of Drumley.

Vice-President — Ex-Bailie Burns.

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer — James Durward (Thos. Imrie &

Sons), 123 High Street, Ayr.

GOOD TEMPLAR LODGES.

General Gordon Lodge (No. 931) — meets in Masonic Hall, 20 New

Bridge Street every Monday at 8 p.m. Gordon Hope, Juvenile

Lodge at 7 p.m. John Taylor Lodge (No. 240) — meets in Masonic Hall, 20 New

Bridge Street, every Tuesday at 8 p.m. Rising Hope Juvenile

Lodge at 7 p.m. Land of Burns Lodge (No. 377) — meets in Newton Council

Chambers, Main Street, every Wednesday at 8 p.m. The

Thistle Juvenile Lodge at 7 p.m. Bonnie Doon Lodge (807) — meets in Good Templar's Hall, 8

Content Street, every Thursday, at 8 p.m. Life boat Juvenile

Lodge meets evory Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. Wallace Tower Juvenile Lodge — meets m Wallace Tower Hall

every Thursday at 7 p.m.

RECHABITES.

Banks of Ayr Tent (No. 2149) -meets in Wallace Tower Hall, High Street, every alternate Monday at 8 p.m.

Dawn of Freedom Tent (No. 2387) — meets in Newton Council Rooms, Main Street, every alternate Monday at 8 p.m.

^4 I

MASONIC BODIES.

St. James, Newton-upon-Ayr Lodge, No 125 (instituted 1771) — Nathaniel Phillips, 9 Nelson Street. R.W.M. Andrew Edgar, Sanqvihar Road, Secretary. Lodge Room — Masonic Hall, 20 New Bridge Street ; meets last Monday of every Month, at 8 p.m

Ayr St. Paul's Lodge, No. 204 (instituted 1799)— Nicol B. Lawrie, 29 Sandgate, R.W.M. John S. Thomson, 225 High Street, Secretary. Lodge Room — -Ayr St. Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile Court ; meets second Tuesday of every month, at 8 p.m.

Ayr St. Paul's Royal Arch Chapter, No. 18 — T. A. A. Eraser, 61 High Street, Z. Thomas Duncan, 1 Weston Place, Miller Road, Scribe E. Chapter Room — Ayr St. Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile Court ; meets third Thursday of every month.

Ayr Royal Arch Chapter, No, 2.50 — John Murray, 8 Gordon Terrace, Z. John Smith, 26 Falkland Park, Scribe E. ChajDter Room — Masonic Hall, 20 New Bridge Street ; meets first Thursday of every month.

Ayr St. Paul's Lodge of Royal Ark Mariners— J. M. Mathie Morton, 9 Wellington Square, F.N. Thomas Brown, 53 Con- tent Street, Secretary. Lodge Room — Ayr St. Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile Court ; meets quarterly.

Ayr St. Paul's Council op Red Cross Knights — J. M. Mathie Morton, 9 Wellington Square, C. Thomas Brown, 53 Content Street. Secretary, Council Hall — Ayr St. Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile Court ; meets quarterly.

Ayr Preceptory of the Temple — J. M. Mathie Morton, 9 Wellington Square, Preceptor. Thomas Duncan, 1 Weston Place, Miller Road, Secretary. Preceptory Hall — Ayr St. Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile Court ; annual meeting, llth November.

Ayr Knight Templar Encampment, No. 3 — James Jack, Dam Park, E.C. John Smith, 25 Falkland Park, Recorder. Camp — Masonic Hall, 20 New Bridge Street ; meets first Thursday of every month.

Ayr Rose Croix Chapter, No 20— J. M Mathie Morton, 9 Wellington Square, M.W.S. F. J. Murdoch, 4 Newmarket Street, Secretary. Chapter Hall — Ayr St. Paul's Masonic Hall. Nile Court ; annual meeting, Shrove Tuesday ; regular meetings, Tuesday after Easter, Ascension Day, St. John Baptist Day, All Saints' Day, and St. John Evangelist Day.

35

FEIENDLY SOCIETIES.

Ancient Order of Forresters, Court Robert Burns (No. 5747) — Meets every alternate Monday, in the Newton Council Rooms, at 8 p.m. Chief -Ranger, Robert Fulton 2 Union Buidings ; Secretary, Archibald Reid, 43 Fort Street ; Treasurer, James Strathern, 5 River Terrace ; Secretary of Juvenile Society, W. H. Redmond, 36 New Road.

Ancient Free Gardeners, Ailsa Lodge (No. 31) St. Andrew's Order — Meets every alternate Tuesday, in Liberal Club, 1 Sandgate. Worthy Master, Robert Begg, 105 South Harbour Street ; Secretary, Peter Munachen, 28 Mill Street ; Treasurer, Wm. Cameron, 8 Tryfield Place.

Ayr Daisy Lodge (No. 69) — Meet every alternate Monday, in Free Gardeners' Hall, 6 Sandgate. Worthy Master, William Pol- lock, 104 High Street ; Secretary, William Hunter, 100 New I Road ; Treasurer, John Rusk, 197 High Street.

Ayr Thistle Juvenile Lodge — Meets every alternate Tuesday, in Free Gardeners' Hall, 6 Sandgate. Secretary, Thomas Nixon, 64 Green Street ; Hon. Treasurer, John Rusk, 197 High Street.

Caledonian (Loyal Order or United) Oddfellows (No. 41) — Meets every alternate Tuesday, in the Newton Council Rooms, at 8 p.m. Secretary, Samuel Welsh, 16 Elmbank Street ; Treasurer, Robert Anderson, 15 Wallace Street.

Humane Society — President, Alexander Reid, 61 New Road ; Clerk, Archibald Steel, 64 Allison Street; Officer, Hubert Calder, 1 Hope Street.

Reform Society — President, John Stewart, 6j0 Allison Street ; Clerk, Peter Logan, 156 George Street ; Officer, Hubert Calder, 1 Hope Street.

Self-Supporting Society — President and Treasurer, George Gibson, 18 Main Street ; Clerk, John Rusk, 197 High Street ; Officer, Alexander Reid, 61 New Road.

Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds, Tam o' Shanter Lodge (No. 2024)— Meets every alternate Monday, in Liberal Club, 1 Sandgate. Worthy Master, Wm, Forbes, Mill Street ; Secre- tary, R. Fyffe, 74 Allison Street ; Treasurer, Wm. M'Callum, 103 New Road.

AYR BURNS CLUB.

President — Ex-Provost Willock.

Hon. Treasurer — Thomas Duncan.

Hon. Secretary — George Bain, 6 Midton Road.

36

County Club, 43 Sandgate (instituted in 1872). — Chairman, Earl of Stair, K.T. ; Secretary and Treasurer, D. W. Shaw, County Buildings ; Club-master, Hugh Randall.

Town and County Club, 26 Wellington Square. — Hon Joint Secre- taries, John Anderson, Banker, and John T. Goudie, Solicitor ; Club-master, John Corbett.

POTJTICAL CLUBS.

Junior Conservative Club, 41 Newmarket Street. — Secretary and

Treasurer, James Marshall, Fairlie Cottage, Hawkhill ; Club- master, Arthur E. Hyde. Junior Liberal Club, 1 Sandgate. — Secretary, John Purdie, 20

New Bridge Street ; Treasurer, Wm. Anderson, 138 High

Street ; Club-master, R. Baxter. Liberal Unionist Association. — Secretary, Robert M'Clelland, 9

Burns Statue Square ; Treasurer, Jas. M'Derment, 15 High St. Newton Liberal Club, 18 Main Street. — Secretary and Treasurer,

Jas. Dobbie. 35 Gi'een Street ; Club-master, D. Cunningham. Working Men's Unionist Club, New Road. — Secretary and Treasurer,

J, M. Watt, Winton Ruildings, High Street ; Club-master,

James Hunter. ■Conservative Organising Secretary — R, C. Sproat, South Ayrshire

Conservative Offices, 74 High Street. Liberal Organising Secretary — Robert M'Farlane, Union Buildings,

21 Burns Statue Square.

PRINCIPAL RECREATION CLUBS.

BOWLING CLUBS.

Ayr Clul3. — President, Robert Wallace ; Vice-President, Hugh Jamieson ; Hon. Secretary, W. Jardine, 31 Queen's Terrace ; Hon, Treasurer, J. Lockhart, 7 Cromwell Place ; Greenkeeper, Alex. Hyslop.

Hawkhill Club. — President, James Westwater ; Vice-President, W. H. Wyllie; Secretary, Hugh M'Crae, 115 High Street; Treasurer. Wm. Ramsay, 266 High Street ; Greenkeeper, John Barns,

Wattfield Club.— President, Rev, A. M, Smith, M.A. ; Vice- President, Thomas Limond ; Secretary, H, Young. Ingleside, St, Leonard's Road ; Treasurer, John Sharp, Carrick Road ; Greenkeeper, W. Allan.

37

CEICKET CLUBS. '

Ayr. — Instituted 1859 — Ground, Dam Park ; Patron, The Marquis of Bute, K.T. ; Hon President, C. L Orr-Ewing Esq., M.P. ; Hon. Vice-Presidents, D. A. S. Cunningham, J. M. Houlds- worth, Wm. Baird, R. M. Pollok, W. H. Dun] op, W. Neilson, J. A. Campbell, and James Arthur ; President, Dr Wm. Naismith ; Vice-Presidents, R. M. Davidson and R. Goudie ; Hon. Secretary, W. J. Dewar, Kyle Street ; Hon. Treasurer, C. S. Gray, Northfield ; Match Secretaries, James M'Call, 38 Sandgate, and W. J. Dewar ; Caj^tain, P. Goudie ; Vice- Captain, F. J. Ferguson. Second Eleven — Captain, J, K. Hunter ; Vice- Captain, J. M. Jamieson.

Victoria.- — Ground, Racecourse ; Hon. President, James Lochhead ; President, J. F. Thomson ; Vice- President, J. Steele ; Captain, A. D. Thomson ; Vice-Captain, J. Chambers ; Secretar}^ and Treasurer, D. M. Moir, 2 Old Bridge Street.

FOOTBALL AND ATHLETIC CLUBS.

Ayr. — Ground, Somerset Pai'k ; The Cycle Track one of the finest in Scotland ; Hon. Presidents, Dr W. J. Naismith and R. F. Harrison, Esq. ; President, John Kerr ; Hon. Treasurer, Thomas Brown ; Hon. Secretary, Peter Alexander, Rosemount Cottage, 2.5 Allison Street ; Match Secretary, A. S. Taylor, Prestwick Road.

Ayr Parkhouse. — Ground, Beresford Park ; Hon. President, C. L. Orr-Ewing, Esq., M.P. ; President, James A. D. MXean ; Vice-President, William Ferguson ; Hon. Treasurer, William F. Mackenzie, Fort Street ; Hon. Secretary, Thomas Steen, Ayrshire & Galloway Hotel ; Assistant Hon. Secretary, Joseph Cowan, Montgomery Terrace, Fort.

Rugby. — Ground, Dam Park ; Captain, Andrew J. Gray, North- field ; Secretary and Treasurer, R. D. Walker, Ronaldshaw.

GOLF CLUBS.

Prestwick. — Captain, R. A. Oswald, of Auehincruiv,! ; Secretary and Treasurer, Harry Hart, Esq., 5 Fort Street.

St. Nicholas. — Captain, Walter Bain, Barns Street ; Secretary and Treasurer, Andrew Crawford, 22 Barns Street.

LAWN TENNIS CLUBS.

Ayr. — Courts, Southpark Road ; Hon. Secretary, F. Smith, Melling Villa ; Treasurer, A. F. M. Morton, 9 Wellington Square.

Bellevue. — Courts, Ballantine Drive ; President, R. A. Morton, M.D., Netherton ; Secretary, Lockhart Easton. Etive, 4 Chal- mers Road, off Castlehill Road ; Treasurer, A. M. M'Farlane, National Bank.

38

PUBLIC OFFICES.

Pist Assessor for Burgh of Ayr — Alexander Walker, 8 Academy Street,

Assessor for County of Wigtown — E. Harris, 3 Maeneillie Buildings Newmarket Street.

Assessor for Property and Income Tax — E. Harris, 3 Maeneillie

Buildings, Newmarket Street. Ayr Water Office, Town's Buildings — John Young, engineer. Ayr Gas Company's Office, at the Works, South Beach — William

Smith, manager. Ayr and Newton Consumers' Gas Company's Office, at the Works,-

Damside, Newton — James Henderson, manager. Ayr District of Roads — C. G. Shaw, clerk ; office, County Buildings;

James M'Murtrie, solicitor, 3 Cathcart Street, treasurer ; Allan;!

Stevenson, surveyor. Ayrshire Agricultural Association — John Howie, secretary and

treasurer, 58 Alloway Street. Ayrshire Cattle Herd Book Society — James M'Murtrie, 3 Cathcart

Street. County Police Office, Charlotte Street — Captain Hardy M 'Hardy,

R.N., chief constable. County Road Trust — William Pollock, 24 Sandgate, Ayr. County Clerk's Office, County Buildings — Charles G. Shaw ; depute,

D. W. Shaw. Commissary Clerk's Office, County Buildings — R. Goudie, clerk ;

depute, John T. Goudie. Commissioner of Supply's Office, County Buildings — Charles G.

Shaw, clerk. Custom House, 2 Fort Street— William Eddy, collector. Harbour Office, Dock Buildings, North Quay — David Lockhart. Harbour Master's Office, Dock Buildings, North Quay — Captain

Ritchie. Inland Revenue Office, Stamps and Taxes, 3 Maeneillie Buildings,

Newmarket Street — E. Harris, surveyor ; R. W. Macfadzean,

collector. Income Tax Commissioners, District of Kyle — James M'Murtrie, 3

Cathcart Street, clerk. Justice of Peace's Clerk's Office, County Buildings — D. W. Shaw,

Clerk to the Peace ; depute, James E. Shaw. National Telephone Company's Office, 160 High Street. Parish Council Office, 25 Kyle Street — Inspector and Collector,

Robert Pyper.

39

tred ^°®* Office, Sandgate — Robert Ramsay, postmaster. ,

Police Office, 29 New Bridge Street — W. M'Kay, chief constable. Procurator Fiscal for the Burgh ; office, 8 Cathcart Street — C. B. Rowan.

^"^ Procurator Fiscal for the County ; office. County Buildings — P. Fraser M'Kenna. Property and Income Tax Office, 3 Macneillie Buildings, Newmarket

Street — James Russell, inspector ; E. Harris, surveyor. Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths for the Parliamentary Burgh of Ayr ; office, 21 New Bridge Street — Arthur Morgan, registrar.

Registrar of Proclamations for Ayr — Alexander W. Struthers, 61 Alloway Street ; Newton —J. ]M. Fergusson, Observer Office ; Wallacetown — John Watson, Gleniffer Place, Miller- -Road ; St. Leonards, David Crawford, 62 Newmarket Street. Sheriff Clerk's Office, County Buildings —Robert Goudie, clerk ;

depute, Andrew Crawford, Sanitary Office, Town's Buildings, High Street — Inspector, Robert

Adam,

St. Andrew's Ambulance Association, South Ayrshire & Wigtown- shire District, 29 Newmarket Street — John T. Scott, hon. secretary. Telegraph Office, Post Office — Sandgate. Telephone (Post Office) — Sandgate, Town Chamberlain's Office, Town's Buildings. High Street — A. B.

MacCallum. Town Clerk's Office. Town's Buildings, High Street — A. G, Young Town Clerk.

CARRIERS.

Ayr and Qlasgoio — John Forgie leaves Miss Lochhead's shop, 41 High Street, for Glasgow every day at 9.40 a.m.

Ayr and Glasgow — Robert Smith leaves Miss Fisher's shop, 65 High Street, for Glasgow every day at 9.40 a.m,

CrossMll and Barr — David M'Clure leaves the Ayrshii'e & Gallo- way Hotel, Killoch Place, for Crossbill and Barr every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m.

Crossliill — James M'Connell, leaves Lang's Court, 115 High Street, for Crossbill every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m.

Dalrjjmple — Allan Main leaves the Sun Inn, High Street," for Dalrymple every Tuesday and Friday at 3.30 p.m.

40

Kilmarnock — James M'Fadzean leaves 21 Garden Street, Wallace- town, for Kilmarnock every Wednesday and Saturday at

11 a.m. KirTcoswalcl — John .Smith leaves the Sun Inn for Kirkoswald every

Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. Kirbmichael— John Bone leaves the Sun Inn for Kirkmichael every

Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. IfaucJiline — David Kerr leaves the Black Bull Hotel, River Street

for Mauchline every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. 3faybole — David Watson leaves the Sun Inn, High Street, for

Maybole every day at 2 p.m. Mayholc — Hugh M'Turk leaves Lang's Court, 115 High Street, for

Maybole every day at 2 p.m. Ocliiltrce and Joppa — Robert Brown leaves the Sun Inn, High

Street, for Ochiltree and Joppa every Tuesday and Friday at 2

p.m. Ochiltree and Sinclairston — J. & W. Kirkland leaves the Victoria

Hotel, Kyle Street, for Ochiltree every Tuesday and Friday at

2 p.m. To Sinclairston first week of every month. Straiton — John M'Kie leaves the Star Hotel Close, High Street,

for Straiten every Tuesday at 2 p.m. Straiton — James Smith leaves the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel for

Straiten every Tuesday at 2 p.m. Tarholton — Andrew Wilson leaves the Black Bull Hotel, River

Street, for Tarbolton every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. Troon and Dundonald — William Wallace leaves Lang's Court, 115

High Street, for Troon and Dundonald every Tuesday and

Friday at 2 p.m.

COACHES.

The Annbank Coach leaves the Buck's Head Hotel for Annbank

every Tuesday at 3 p.m., and Saturday at 9 p.m. The Coylton Coach leaves the Tam o' Shanter Inn for Coylton

every Tuesday at 3 p.m., and Saturday a 1 p.m. and 8 p.m. The Coylton Coach leaves the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel for

Coylton and Drongan every Tuesday at 3 p.m., and every

Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m. The Dunure Coach leaves the Tam o' Shanter Inn for Dunure

every Tuesday at 3 p.m., and every Saturday at 1.30 and 9 p.m. The Straiton Coach leaves the Ayr Arms Hotel for Kirkmichael and

Straiton every Tuesday at 4 p.m. The Tarbolton Coach leaves the Black Bull Hotel, River Street, for

Tarbolton every Tuesday 4 p.m.

41 •

GENERAL POST OFFICE, AYR,

45 Sandgate.

1 Erected 1893. Postmaster— Robert Ramsay, Esq.

j HOURS OP ATTENDANCE.

Week Days.

Sunday.

For Sale of Stamps, Registration of Letters, &c.. Express Delivery of Letters and Parcels

: Parcel Post Business, Sale and Payment of Postal Orders

A.M. P.M.

7 0 to 9 0

8 0 to S 0 8 0 to 8 0 S 0 to 9 0

A.M. P.M.

9 0 to 10 0

Telegraph Business

Money Order, Insurance, and Annuity Busi-

9 0 to 10 0

Savings Bank Payments

Sayings Bank Deposits

-

TOWN SUB-OFFIOES.

High Street (17 AUoway Street) — Miss Orr, Sub-Postmistress.

Newtonhead (78 Main Street) — James Linden, Sub-Postmaster.

Wallacetown (11 George St.) — Mr.sWM.M'NiNCH, Sub-Postmistress.

All ordinary business is transacted at these, Offices,

with the exception of Telegraph.

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

graph Office.

BRANCH OFFICE— AYR DOCKS. Open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. All ordinary business is transacted at this Office, with the exception of Money Orders and Savings Bank.

fil

40

Kilmarnoch — James M'Fadzean leaves 21 Garden Street, Wallace.

town, for Kilmarnock every Wednesday and Saturday aj

11 a.m. Kirkosivald — John Smith leaves the Sun Inn for Kirkoswald every

Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. Kir Jcmichael — John Bone leaves the Sun Inn for Kirkmichael every

Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. Mauchline — David Kerr leaves the Black Bull Hotel, River Street,:

for Mauchline every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. Mayhole — David Watson leaves the Sun Inn, High Street, fori

Maybole every day at 2 p.m. Mayhole— llMgh M'Turk leaves Lang's Court, 115 High Street, fori

Maybole every day at 2 p.m. Ochiltree and Joppa — Robert Brown leaves the Sun Inn, Highj[fi"'j5*'*

Street, for Ochiltree and Joppa every Tuesday and Friday at 2

p.m. Ochiltree and Sinclairston — J. & W. Kirkland leaves the Victoria

Hotel, Kyle Street, for Ochiltree every Tuesday and Friday at

2 p.m. To Sinclairston first week of every month. Straiton — John M'Kie leaves the Star Hotel Close, High Street,

for Straiton every Tuesday at 2 p.m. Straiton — James Smith leaves the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel for

Straiton every Tuesday at 2 p.m. Tarholton — Andrew Wilson leaves the Black Bull Hotel, River

Street, for Tarbolton every Tuesday and Friday at 2 p.m. Troon and Ihindonald — William Wallace leaves Lang's Court, 115

High Street, for Troon and Dundonald every Tuesday and

Friday at 2 j).m.

Farce

Parcel E Foil

lelegrai'

loney (

Saviiiji

Samgs

COACHES.

The Annbank Coach leaves the Buck's Head Hotel for Annbank

every Tuesday at 3 p.m., and Saturday at 9 p.m. The Coylton Coach leaves the Tam o' Shanter Inn for Coylton

every Tuesday at 3 p.m., and Saturday a 1 p.m. and 8 p.m. The Coylton Coach leaves the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel for

Coylton and Drongan every Tuesday at 3 p.m., and every

Satixrday at 2 and 8 p.m. The Dunure Coach leaves the Tam o' Shanter Inn for Dunure

every Tuesday at 3 j).m., and every Saturday at 1.30 and 9 p.m. The Straiton Coach leaves the Ayr Arms Hotel for Kirkmichael and

Straiton every Tuesday at 4 p.m. The Tarbolton Coach leaves the Black Bull Hotel, River Street, for

Tarbolton every Tuesday 4 p.m.

Keivto Wallai

Tarn's

excep

j'^h^

^^'1 and

Satiu'da

»ll Hoti iyat2r

"verStrf,

41

^"''' %Ute

t,115

'Street,!

, / ^"'i Inn, Hb f> "^%andFridayar

45 Sandgate.

Postmaster — Robert Ramsay, Esq.

Erected 1893.

HOUES OP ATTENDANCE.

'or Sale of Stamps, Registration of Letters, &c., Express Delivery of Letters and Parcels

If --.letoii pParcel Post Business, Sale and Payment of

^"^aiidFndaj, - - " ' ■fjoioiitli,

id Galloway Hotelfi

If ,i^«ll Hotel, h( Fridayat2p.ni es Lang's Court, II wry Way

Postal Orders Telegraph Business .

Money Order, Insurance, and Annuity Busi- ness, Issue of Licenses

Savings Bank Payments. jSavings Bank Deposits . .

Week Days.
A.M		P.M.
7 0	to	9 0
7 0	to	9 0
7 0	to	9 0
S 0	to	S 0
S 0	to	8 0
8 0	to	9 0

Sunday.

A.M. P.M.

9 0 to 10 0

I Hotel for Annbaiil

;9p,m.

iter Inn for Coylto^

1 p.m, and S p.m,

Galloway Hotel

3 p.m., and evei]

TOWN SUB-OFFICES.

I High Street (17 AUoway Street) — Miss Ore, Sub-Postmistress.

ilsTewtonhead (78 Main Street) — James Linden, Sub-Postmaster.

Wallacetown (11 George St.) — MrsWM.M'NmcH, Sub-Postmistress.

All ordinary business is transacted at these Offices,

with the exception of Telegraph.

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

graph Office.

ter Inn for Dnnii»i layatlJOandDpA KorBrkniicliathiil

tej, River Street, I

BRANCH OFFICE— AYR DOCKS. Open from 9 a.m. to .5 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. All ordinary business is transacted at this Office, with the exception of Money Orders and Savings Bank.

42

NWARD MAILS.

Latest time for Posting at the Head Office for Town Deliveries— 6.55 a.m., 10 a.m., 1.45 p.m., 4 p.m., and 7.15 p.m.

Delivery

by Postmen begins at

Delivery

to Callers begins at

Delivery

of Parcels begins at

^

All England and Scotland generally, Foreign \ and Local . . /

Ireland, via Greenock, Edinburgh, Glasgow, \ Paisley, /

Glasgow, Tarbolton, Maybole, Girvan, Local

Dalmellington, Hollybush, Patna, Dunaskin, Glasgow, Irvine, Kilmarnock, Prestwick Stranraer, Edinburgh, Local,

Annbank, Tarbolton, Monkton, Kilmarnock,! Dumfries, . . . . . . . . . . /

London and all England, Kilmarnock, Glas-^ gow, Paisley, Kilwinning, Ardrossan, I Saltcoats, Troon, Maybole, Girvan, Local | and Rural districts, I

Ballantrae, Beith, Dalmellington, GirA'an,\ Maybole, Irvine, Kilmarnock, all England, I Ireland, and the Continent, Cumnock, I Dumfries, Mauchline, Edinburgh, Glas- / gow, and the North, Greenock, Paisley, I Prestwick, Tarbolton, Local, &c., . . .. J

7. 0 a.m.

10.20 „ 10.20 „

7. '0 a.m.

2. 0 4.20

4.20

p.ra

10.20 2. 0

3.15 i.20

7.35

20 „ 0 p.m.

20 „ .20 „

.35 „

On Sundays the Letters are delivered at the Counter from 9 a.m. to 10 a.n

On Public Holidays there is one delivery only by Postmen, at 7.30 a.m.,

and a delivery at the Counter to callers from 7.45 to 8.30 p m.

OUTWAR D M Al LS
DESPATCHES.	Latest Hour of Posting.
Registration — Letters can be		With extra i Stamp	Letters
Registered with an Additional	Letters.	can be	Parcels
Fee of 4d up to the closing of Letter Box.	Reg'tered until	up to
Troon, Monkton, Prestwick, and\ Coylton, /	5.30 a.m.	_	9.0 p.m.	9.0 p.m.
Glasgow, Ballantrae, Colmonell, V
Girvan, Maybole, Dalmelling- 1	6.30 „		9.0 „	9.0 „
ton, Dunaskin, Hollybush, and j
Patna, j
First Town Delivery,	6.55 „	—	9.0 „	9 0 „
Alloway. Dalrymple, Dunure,~\
Macnairston, and Whitletts— V	7.25 „	7.30 a.m.	7.15 a.m.	7.15 a.m.
Rural Posts, j
Annbank, Stair, Tarbolton,	7.30 „	7.35 „	7.15 „	7.15 „
Dalrymple Station, Drongan, and\ Rankinston, /	8.40 „	8,45 „	8.30 „	8.30 „

43

DESPATCHES (Con.) Registration — Letters can be	Latest Houe	OF Posting •
	With extra	Letters
Registered with an Additional	Letters.	can be	Parcels.
Fee of 4d up to the closing of		^ Stamp.	Regtered
the Letter Box.		until
Dumfries, Kilmarnock, Glasgow,	9.40 a.m.	9 40 a.m.	9.30 a.m.	9.30 a.m.
Second Town Delivery, . .	10.0 „	10.15 „	9.45 „	9.45 „
Edinburgh and Glasgow, . .	11.0 ,,	11 5 „	10.45 „	—
Glasgow, Paisley, Irvine, and~\| Prestwick, . . . . . /	12.0 p.m.	12.5 p.m.	11.45 „	n.45 „
Girvan, Maybole, Stranraer, and 1 Troon, / America, U.S., and Canada, &c.,\ Wednesday and Saturday only, /	12.45 „	12.50 ,,	12.30 p.m.	12.30 p.m.
12.45 ,,	12.50 ,,	12.30 ,,

Edinburgh and Glasgow, . .	1.20 „	1.25 „	1.5 ,,	—
Cumnock, Edinburgh, Glasgow,! Kilmarnock, /	1.30 „	1.35 „	1.15 „	1.15 „
Third Town Delivery,	1.45 ,,	1.55 ,,	1.45 ,,	1.45 „
Dumfries and the South (Parcels \ only), /				1.15 ,,

Dalmellington, Dunaskin, May-^
bole, Patna, Hollybush, and \	8.15 „	3.25 ,,	3.0 „	3.0 „
Prestwick, j
Glasgow (Parcels only), . .	—	—	—	3.0 „
Edinburgh and Glasgow, . .	3.45 „	3.50 „	3.30 ,,	3.30 „
Fourth Town Deli\-ery, . .	4.0 „	4.15 „	3.45 „	4.0 „
Ardrossan, Dairy, Irvine, Kilwin- \
ning, Monkton, Geenock. Pais- [	4.35 ,,	4.40 ,,	4.25 ,,	4.25 „
ley, Saltcoats, Glasgow, Girvan, f and Maybole, ) All England, Foreign, South of]


Ireland, Cumnock, Dumfries, [	5.0 .,	5.15 ,,	4 45 ,,	4.45
Kilmarnock, Mauchliue, Troon, I
Tarbolton, and Annbank, .. )
Glasgow and the North, Paisley, \ North of Ireland, Prestwick, . . /	6.30 „	6.40 „	6.15 „	6.30 ,,

Fifth Town Delivery,	7.15 „	7 30 „	7.0 „	7.15 „
All England, Foreign, Kilmar-) nock, . . . . . . . . /	7.30 ,	7.45 „	7.15 „	-
Kilmarnock, North and Midland \ Counties of England, .. ../				7.30 „
'	"~
Belfast, Dublin, and All Ireland, \ Glasgow, and the North, . . /	8.30 „	8.45 „	8.15 ,,	8.30 „
Edinburgh, Dumfries, GalloAay,'
Cumnock, Mauchline, New Cumnock, Sanqut ar, London,	8.45 „	8.50 „	8.30 „	8.45 „
All England, Foreign, . .
Edinburgh, Glasgow, and the ■
North, Kilmarnock, and North '	10.0 „		9.0 „	9.0 „
Ayrshire generally, Saltcoats, j"	~
Irvine, Ardrossan, and Arran, '		»
SUNDAY.
All Scotland, England, and Ire-1 land, f	8.30 ,,		10.0 a.m.	-

SuxDAY. — Late fee at Railway Station, Carlisle and Ayr S.C., 9.15 train. I>

44

PILLAR AND WALL LETTER BOXES.

Sub-Offices, Names or Pillar

AND

Wall Letter Boxes.

tAvr Docks, B.O.W.B..

Alloway Place, W.B . .

Beresford, W.B

Broomfleld Bead, P.B.

Carrick Road, W.B.. .,

Castlehill Road, W.B.

Cattle Market, W.B.

Eglinton Terrace

Hawkliill, W.B

High Street, P.B *Higli Street, T.S.O.P.B.

Invercloy, W.B ...

Miller Road, P.B . *Newtonliead, T.S.O.W.B.

New Road, W.B...

North Quay, P.B

Princes Street, W.B. . .

Racecourse Road, W.B.

Railway Station, P.B..

South Quay, W.B

St. Leonard"? Road, W.B 't*Tam's Brig, T.S.O.W.B. ,

Town's Buildings, P.B... *Wallacetown, T.S.O.P.B..

Wallace Tower, P.B....

Hours of CoLLEeTiON— Weeic Days.

1st. 2nd 3rd

5 30 5 30 5 30 5 30 5 30 5 30 5 30 5 30 5 30 5 30 5 30 5 30

30

5 30 5 30 5 30 5

5 30 5 30 5 5

A.M.

10 30 30 10 30 30 10 30 30 10 30 30 1 10 30 30 1 10 30 30|10 30 30110 45 30110 80 30 10 45 30 10 45 30 10 30 30il0 30

3o;io HO

30!l0 30 .30 10 30 30' lO 30 30!l0 80 30!lO 30 30,10 30 .3010 30 3010 30 .30 10 45 3010 30 30 10 45

4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 9th,

P.M.

1 03

1 15

12 45

1 0

12 45

12 50

1 0

1 15

1 0

1 15

I 0

1 15

3 40

1 03

1 0,3

12 50'3

1 0,3

12 45 3

12 303

1 153

1 03

1 15 3

P.M. P

5 OS

7 08

6 45 8 6 45 8 6 45 8

6 30 7

7 08 7 0|8

6 30|7

7 0|8 7 08

6 45!8

7 OS 6 45 S

6 45 8

7 OS 6 45 7 6 45 8

6 45 8

7 OS () 45 8

6 0,8

7 C8

6 45 8

7 08

P.M.

9 15 9 0

8 45

9 0 9 0 9 15 9 0 9 0 9 15 9 15 9 0 9 15 9 0

9 15 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 15 9 0 9 15

t Tel. Offices.

M.O. and S.B. Offices.

No Collections on Sundays.

A. & J. STEWART,

PRACTICAL BOOTMAKERS,

Have always in Stock a Good Selection of Ladies' Gent.'s and Children's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers.

fiespocK Orders and Repairs Carefully attended to.

f

45

LETTERS.

The rate of postage to be prepaid on Inland Letters is : — For a letter not exceeding 4 oz. Id, and so on at the rate of ^d for every additional 2 oz. Unpaid letters are charged double postage on delivery, and deficient postage double the deficiency.

Letters may not exceed in size 24 by 12 by i2 inches, unless to or from Government Ofiices.

Re-Direction. — No charge is made for re-directlng Letters, Post Cards. Books, or Newspapers, whether done by a Post Office ofiicial or by an agent of the addressee after delivery, provided the letter or packet is re-posted not later than the day following delivery (Sundays and Bank Holidays excluded), and it does not appear to have been opened ; if posted later, unpaid rates will be charged. Parcels, however, are subject, when re-directed, to an additional jjostage at the prepaid rate for each re-direction.

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

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

Registration. — Any Letter. Book, Packet, Parcel, etc., can be Registered on payment of the Registration fee in addition to the postage. The fee for Registration, which also secures Compensation in the case of loss or damage, is 2d for £5, 3d for £10, and a Id additional for every £10 up to £120. Compensation to the extent of £2 only will be given in the case of a letter containing coin, Avhat- ever may be the amoimt of coin in the letter. Such letter or packet requires to be handed over the counter and a receipt obtained. If it be desired to obtain Compensation for damages, the letter must bear the words "Fragile — With Care."

NEWSPAPERS.

All Newspapers Registered at the General Post Office, London, printed and published in the United Kingdom at intervals not exceeding seven days, may be sent by post singly or in a packet, within the United Kingdom, for a postage of One Halfpenny for each Newspaper, but a packet containing two or more registered papers is not chargeable with a higher rate than a book packet of the same weight. No Newspapers must bear on any part of it •words of the nature of a letter. No packet of Newspapers must exceed 141b. in weight, 2 feet in length, and one foot in width or depth.

46

BOOK POST,

The rate of postage is One Halfpenny for every 2 oz., or fraction thereof. All letters or sealed enclosures in a Book Packet are for- bidden, A Book Packet may contain any matter wholly printed on paper, or any other written or printed matter, not being in the nature of a letter, drawings, photograjDhs, engravings on paper, maps, plans, invoices, orders for goods, credit notes, way-bills, bill of lading, receipts, statements of accounts, prices current, and market reports ; that the only writing on the documents shall be the dates, prices of goods, and mode of consignment. Manuscript for press, and printed proofs with corrections and instruction, examination papers with corrections. Circulars, that is, printed notices and letters, that the circular may be corrected in writing name and address of sender.

EXPRESS DELIVERY.

Letters and Parcels are sent out for special delivery at the following rates, viz. : — For lib., 3d per mile or part thereof, and for every additional lib. or part thereof, IM ; if the sender wishes a cab to be used, the fare in addition must be prepaid.

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

POST OFFICE MONEY ORDERS. POSTAL ORDERS. &c.

Inland Money Orders. — The rates are : —

On Sums not exceeding £1, .. ... ... 2d.

Above £1 and not exceeding £3,... ... ... 3d.

£3 and not exceeding £10, ... ... ... 4d.

No Order issued above £10. Telegraph Money Order transactions are made between all Offices authorised to transact Telegraph and Money Order business at a charge of for sums not exceding £3 4d, and above £3 and not ex- ceeding £10 6d, and a minimum cost of 6d for the official telegram. Foreign Money Orders. — The regulations are the same as for Inland Orders at the following rates of commission, viz. : — For sums not exceeding £2, 6d ; £5, Is ; £7, Is 6d ; £10, 2s.

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

1/- and 1/6, ^d.

2/-, 2/6, 3/-, 3/6, 4/-, 4/6, 5/-, 7/6, 10/-, and 10/6, ... Id. 15/- and 20/-, J4d.

47

Amounts to the extent af Fivepence may be made up by affixing

postage

Payment of Postal Orders can also be obtained at Constantinople. Gibraltar, Hong-Kong, India, Malta, Newfoundland, and Straits Settlements.

Post Office Savings Banks. — Every Money Order Office, being a Post Office Savings Bank, receives deposits of One Shilling (or 12 Penny Stamps on an official form), or any number of Pounds and Shillings from any depositor, provided the sums deposited do not exceed £50 in any one year, and the total amount standing in the depositor's name does not exceed £200 inclusive of interest — interest at the rate of £2 10s per cent, per annum.

Investments in Government Stocks. — Any depositor in a Savings Bank who desires to Invest a certain sum in Government Stocks must send to the Controller of the Savings Bank an application signed by him on a form to be obtained at any Postal Savings Bank. The sum invested shall not be less than Is, and shall not exceed £200. The whole amount of Stock credited to any one account shall not exceed £500 Stock.

TELEGRAMS.

The charge for a Telegram throughout the United Kingdom is Sixpence for Twelve Woi'ds and under, including the names and addresses of sender and receiver, and, if exceeding Twelve Words, One Halfpenny for every additional word. The amount paid for transmission of a message covers the cost of delivery within three miles from the terminal officce, or within the town postal delivery of that office. When the addressee resides beyond the free delivery porterage is charged at the rate of Threepence per mile or part thereof, reckoning from the terminal telegraph office.

POST OFFICE TELEPHONE.

Communication by Telephone has been established between the most important towns in the United Kingdom.

The scale of charges for three minutes conversation is as follows : — For distances not exceeding 25 miles, ... ... ... 3d.

Exceeding 25 miles and not exceeding 50 miles, ... 6d.

50 „ „ 75 „ ... 9d.

65 „ „ leO „ ... Is.

Every additional 40 miles or frac*;ion thereof, . . . 6d.

When the conversation originates on the system of the Post Office,

and is with a person on the system of the National Telephone

48

Company, or vice versa, the following additional charges are made : —

When the Trunk Wire charge for three minutes

conversation does not exceed Is 6d, ... ... 3d.

Exceeds Is 6d, but does not exceed 3s, ... ... 6d.

When it exceeds 3s, ... ... ... ... ... 6d.

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

POST CAKDS, &c. Inland Post Cards (thin) are 5|d, and (thick) 6d for 10, Reply Cards at double rate ; Foreign Post Cards, Id ; Reply, 2d each. Halfpenny Newspaper Wra.ppers at the rate of 7 for 4d, and Penny Wrappers, 8 for S^d. Letter Cards, 3 for 3id ; 7 for 8d.

PARCEL POST.

Parcels are conveyed at the rate of not exceeding lib. 3d, 21b. 4d, and so on at the rate of Id foi every additional pound up to 91b. ; 91b. to 111b., Is.

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

Parcels may be Registered, and Compensation in the case of damage or loss obtained, as in the case of letters (see under Registration), but no Compensation is given in the case of damage or loss of coin or money contained in a Parcel. Subject to regulations attending the posting of a Parcel, the Post Office will allow Compensation to the extent of £2 for loss or damage on an Unregistered Parcel.

COLONIAL AND FOREIGN RATES OF POSTAGE. To all destinations outside of the United Kingdom (see note below) the Postage is at the following uniform rates : — For Letters, 2^A every ^ oz. ; Post Cards, Id each ; Newspapers, Books, and Printed. Papers generally M every 2 oz ; Patterns and Samples, 4d every 2 oz., but with a minimum charge of Id ; Commercial Papers {i.e., documents not of the nature of personal correspondence), kd every oz., but with a minimum charge of 2^d. The above-named rates should in all cases be prepaid.

Note. - Postage on Letters from this Country for any of the British Colonies or Possessions, with the exception of the Australian Colonies, New Zealand, and Rhodesia, is Id per h oz.

I 49

j FOREIGN AND COLONIAL PARCEL POST.

The sender of a Parcel is required to fill up a Custom House declaration giving an accurate statement of the contents and value, date of posting, and sender's name and address. The nett. weight of the various articles in a parcel should, if possible, be given, and any other particulars which would facilitate the assess- ment of Customs Duty which is collected on delivery.

In addition to Customs Duty, a charge of 6d is made on all dutiable Parcels entering Cape Colony and Natal, Is for British Bechuanaland, and Is 6d for the Bechuanaland Protectorate, Mashonaland, Orange Free State, and Transvaal. In Mexico the charge is 5 cents for lib., and 1 cent for every 2 oz. additional. The general conditions are much the same as for Inland Parcel Post, except that in several cases the dimensions and limit of weight are more limited. The dimensions allowed are —For most Continental Countries, 2 feet in any direction ; for Turkey, 2 feet in lengtli and 4 feet length and girth combined ; for Canada, '2. feet in length and 1 foot in depth or width ; other British Colonies, Foreign Posses- sions, and Constantinolpe and Egypt, Sg- feet in length and 6 feet length and girth combined. The limit of weight is in nearly all cases lllbs., but Parcels for British Central Africa, Bulgaria, Paraguay, and Rhodesia must not exceed 71bs. , and Parcels for Spain, or sent through Spain, must not exceed G^lbs. Articles in Parcels must be carefully packed Moreover, such is taken into account in dealing with claims for Compensation, and all Parcels must be sealed.

The same scale and rate of Insurance for Foreign Parcels applies to the following Countries : — Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Cameroons, China, Denmark, Egypt {via Gibraltar), Germany, Luxemburg, Norway, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland {via Belgium). The Insured Parcels have all the safeguards of the Registration System, and, subject to the Post Office regulations, Compensation will be paid if they are lost or damaged in the post. To secure Compensation up to £\% the fee is 5d £24, 7^d ; £36, lOd, &c., &c.

^X^^XeXi)

50

FOREIGN & COLONIAL PARCEL POST.

Countries.	Weight not Exceeding	Despatched. I
, Letters Prohibited.	PJ	71b. S D	111b S D	1
Argentine Republic,	2	4	3 7	4 10	Alternate Thursdays. 1
Austria-Hungary, via Hamburg, via Belgium,	L L	5\| 9	2 2	2 4	1 same as Germany. 1
Belgium,	L	3	1 8	2 21	Twice daily.
Bermuda,	L	0	2 0	3 0	Irregular.
British Guiana,	L	0	2 0	3 0	Alternate Tae days.
Chili (direct),	?	9	4 24 7	Alternate Wednesdays.
via Hamburg,	3	10	4 5 4 10	Alternate Tuesdays.
Colombia, Republic of . .	2	0	3 04 0	Alternate Tuesdays.
Constantinople and Smyrna, via\ France, . . . . . . . . /	2	4	2 10 3 4	Irregular Wednesdays.
via Liverpo )1,	1	0	2 03 0	Wednesdays.
Denmark, via Hamburg, . . via Belgium,	1 1	5 9	2 0,2 5 2 212 7	I same as Germany.
Egypt (directt,	1	0	2 03 0	Tuesdays.
via France,	2	0	3 04 0	Mondays and Fridays.
Finland, via Sweden,	2	3	2 93 3	same as Sweden.
France,	1	4	19-22	Daily. _
Germany, South and West Africa, \ via Hamburg . . . . . . /	3 10	4 5 4 10	same as Germany.
Germany, via Hamburg, . .	1	0	1 7	2 0	Tues., Wed. and Friday.
via Belgium,	1	4	1 9	2 2	Daily.
Greece,	2	3	2 9	3 3	Daily.
HolLand,	1	0	1 8	2 3	Daily.
India (overland),	.3	0	4 6	6 0	Tuesdays.
Italy, via France,	1	8	2 1	2 6	Daily.
via Belgium,	2	4	2 9	3 2	Daily.
Madagascar,	3	1	3 6	3 11	6th and 21st of each Month.
Madeira,	2	0	2 5	2 10	Friday.
Malta,	2	0	3 0	4 0	Alternate Wednesdays.
Mauritius, via France,	3	2	3 9	4 4	6th and 2 1 st of each Month.
via Colombo,	1	0	2 0	3 0	Irregular.
Norway	10^-	1 5i	2 1	M n.. Wed. and Friday.
Portugal by sea direct), . .	1	7	2 6	2 5	Alternate Tliursdays.
Russia, via Hamburg,	2	0	2 7	3 0	sameas Germany, seadirect.
.via Belgium and Holland,	2	4	2 9	3 2	Daily.
Sweden, '	1	2	2 3	2 11	Tues., Wed. and Friday.
Switzerland, via France, . .	1	f	2 0	2 5	1 ' Daily.
via Belgium,	1	c	2 2	2 7
Turkey, via France,	2	8	2 8	3 1	Daily.
Zanzibar,	1	C	2 C	3 0	Irregular.

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

Prohibited Articles. — Parcels containing Gunpowder, Cartridges, Lucifer Matches, or other explosives, Live Animals, or Bladders containing Liquids, or anything likely to injure other Parcels, cannot be sent by Parcel Post.

51

Foreign and Colonial Parcel Post— (Continued)

To the following places the rate is per 1 lb. up to the limit of 1 1 lbs. except for Natal, Orange Free State, and Transvaal, limited to 7 lbs.

Despatched.

Australia, N.S. Wales, Victoria, S

& W. Australia, Tasmania, Queensland, New Zealand,

Canada and British Columbia,

China, Hong Kong, etc.,

Labuan,

Cape Colony and Natal,

Orange Free State and Transvaal

via Natal,

British Central Africa,

Rhodesia,

West Indies, Jamaica,

1 0

1 0 1 0 lib. 0 8 0 9 0 11

0 9

1 0

1 6

2 9 0 9

0 6 0 6

Wednesday.

Wednesday. Alternate ^luesday.

Friday?. Alternate Tuesday, Alternate Tuesday.

Fr. days.

Fridays.

PMdays.

Alternate Tuesday.

India, Eurmah, Ceylon, every Tuesday ; Newfoundland, alternate week ; Strait Settlements, alternate Tuesday ; Cyprus, Gibraltar, Malta, Leward Island (West India), Tuesday ; Zanzabar, 4th Tuesdays. 1 to 3 lbs. Is ; 3 to 7 lbs, 2s ; 7 to 11 lbs, 8s.

WINCELLA (

Registered

227,555

WON'T SHRINK.

This ideal Fabric possesses all the merits of Scotch Wincey, without its disadvantages. It is very durable, suitable for the most sensitive skins, more pleasant to wear than ordinary Flannel, and non- shrinking. In Plain Colours, Stripes, and Checks. Prices, from Is 6d to 8s 6d per yard ; Single and Double Widths. Light, Medium, and Heavy Weights. Suitable for Blouses, Shirts, Yachting & Cycling Costumes, Children's Frocks, Ladies' Nightdresses and Underclothing, Babies' Garments, Nurses' Dresses, Gent.'s Pyjamas, Shirts, and Underwear. Patterns Free on Application. Wincella Hosiery now made of same yarn, in all weights, qualities, and sizes, for Ladies', Children's, and Gent.'s wear.

WAREHOUSEMAN and COMPLETE OUTFITTER,

J. D.

MACARTHUR,

WINTON BUILDINQS, AYR.

52

" A place for everything. And everything in its place."

Your Bedroom or Dressing- Room need never be un- tidy if you follow the above maxim.

To attain the maximum of orderliness with the mini- mum of trouble, you should purchase your

WARDROBES and

CHESTS of DRAWERS

from

im: o I?- i?. I s o isr.

He has an immense Stock to choose from. You can have whichever you prefer of many different woods, bnt the Workmanship is the same in every case, absolutely thorough and conscientious.

\^a\xc\i\atv u\ovv\soxv,

Cabinetmaker & Upholsterer,

Workshop and Store-Room, 7 Main Street,) a ^ Warehouse, 46 High Street, | Ixyi*

L. M. gives all Orders personal attention.

(Bcncval Mvcctorp.

f— «-f2/E-/-0 .-'a/ZT^-Ti »

Abernethy, Alexander, painter, 101 South Harbour Street.

Abemethy, Archibald, shopman, 94 High Street.

Abernethy, J., tobacconist, 12 New Bridge Street.

Abemethie, Mrs, 67 New Road.

Adair, Miss, Kensington Terrace, 39 Miller Road.

Adam & Co., FamJly Butchers, 5 Newmarket Street.

(See advt. page 42).

Adam, Matthew C, Butcher, 27 Alloway Street— House,

31 Alloway Street. (See advt. page 118) Adam, Robert (sanitary inspector for Ayr Burgh), Town's

Buildings; house, 3 Arran Terrace. Adam & Son, boot and shoemakers, 92 High Street; house, 4

Havelock Terrace, 16 Miller Road. Adam, Colonel W. P., Sea Tower, 42 Racecourse Road. Adam, Miss, Brooksby, Seafield Road.

Adam, Miss B., of Adam and Co., Fairhome, 46 Castlehill Road. Adamson, James, Jobbing Gardener, Midton Road- House, 16 Smith Street. (See advt. page 153). " Advertiser," printing and publishing office, 100 High Street. Affleck, Wilh'am & Son, Upholsterers and Funeral

Undertakers, 27 and 49 High Street— William White,

sole partner. (See advt. page 139). Agnew, Andrew, 139 South Harbour Street. Agnew, Gilbert, groom, 16 Union Buildings, Smith Street. Agnew, William, slater, 4 Nelson Street.

Agnew, Miss J., dress and mantle maker, 24 Old Bridge Street. Agnew, Mrs, 27 Duke Street.

Ainslie, Frederick, Broom Cottage, 43 Hawkliill Avenue. Aird, Arthur, timber measurer, Cromwell House, 12 Gaswork

Road. Aird, James, Painter, 12 Church Street— House, Content

Cottage, off John Street. (See advt. page 86). Aird, Robert, rural postman to Whitletts, Burnbank Cottage,

Maybole Road.

54 GENERAL DIRECTORY. I

Aird, Mrs James, Dress and Mantle Maker, Content

Cottage, off John Street. (See advt. page 85).

Airdi'ie, Adam, carter, 42 Peebles Street.

Airdrie, Eobert, carter, 42 Peebles Street.

AirlJe, Miss A., dressmaker, 138 High Street.

Aitken, Alexander, joiner, 123 George Street.

Aitken, Hugh, mason, 31 Kyle Street.

Aitken, James, Bessbrook, 44 Falkland Park.

Aitken, John, carter, 75 Alloway Street.

Aitken, John, painter, 186 High Street.

Aitken, William, clerk, Milrig Place, 2 Cliarlotte Street.

Aitken, Miss, late of Wellington Lodge, 23 Bellevue Crescent.

Aitken, Mrs, grocer, 85 Cross Street.

Aitken, Mrs, 32 Union Avenue.

Aitkenhead, George, canvasser, 144 High Street.

Aitkinson, Andrew, 60 Cross Street.

Aitkinson, Richard, bricklayer, 42 Viewfield Road.

Alexander, Alexander, gardener, 43 Content Street.

Alexander, Alexander, engine-driver, 14 New Road.

Alexander, Davia, cabinetmaker, Rosemount Cottage, 25 Allison

Street. Alexander, David, flesh er, 16 Russell Street. Alexander, Donald, carpenter, Cornhill Cottage, 62 Prestwick

Road. Alexander, Ca.pta,in Gilbert, 131 South Harbour Street. Alexander, James (of Wm. Alexander and Sons), Falkland

House, 31 Prestwick Road. Alexander, Peter, cabinetmaker, 28 Peeble's Street. Alexander, Robert, baker, 30 Wallace Street. Alexander, William (of Wm. Alexander and Sons), Dunalastair,

Wheatfield Road. Alexander, William, manager, Ayr Shipyard, 43 Fort Street. Alexander, William and Sons, timber merchants, Wallacetown

Saw Mills, head of John Street. Alexander, Miss C, 9 Sandgate.

Alexander, Miss, teacher of music, 11 Barns Terrace. Alexander, Mrs, 67 Wallace Street. Alexander, Mrs Ivie, 11 Barns Terrace. Alexander, Mrs Robert, grocer, 41 Russell Street.

Allan, David & Son, Coal Merchants, 59 Sandgate.

(See advt. page 15).

Allan, G. E., Grocer and Provision Merchant, 76 Sand- gate — House, 4 St. John's Place. (See advt. page 47).

Allan, Hugh & Co., Joiners, 125 flain Street— House, 28 Main Street. (See advt. page 56).

I

GENBKAL DIRKCTORY. 55

Allan, C. K., wool merchant, 147 South Harbour Street.

Allan, David (of D. Allan and Son), 6 Darlington Road.,

Allan, Hugh L., journalist, 22 Ballantine Drive.

Allan, James C, commercial traveller, 10 Belmont Avenue.

AHan, Robert, 12 Ballantine Drive.

Allan, Robert, 8 Buckingham Terrace, Charlottei Street.

Allan, Thomas!, grocer and spirit merchant, 106 Main Street;

house, 23 Barns Street. Allan, Thomas, joiner, 65 Content Street. Allan, Wallace, watchmaker and jeweller, 6 Newmarket Street;

house, Abington Cottage, Prestwick. Allan, William ^(of D. Allan and Son), Westpark, 44 Park

Circus. Allan, William, church officer, 97 Mill Street.

Allan, Mrs, Fish, Game, Poultry, and Ice Merchant, 32

New Bridge Street; and Branch Shop, Darling Place,

Prestwick — House, 8 Buckingham Terrace, Charlotte Street. (See advt. page 51).

Allan, Mrs William, Havannah Place, 7 Vie^^^eld Road.

Allan; Mrs, 24 Beresford Terrace.

Allison, Rev. James (minister. Emeritus U.P. Church, Alex- andria), Hawbank, St Leonard's Road.

Allison, Robert, clerk, 3 Rosemount Terrace, off Prestwick Road.

Allison, Mrs, 1 Doon Terrace.

Allwood, Cliarles, piano tuner, 10 Queen's Terrace.

Alsing, Q. F., Cigar and Cigarette Importer, 57 New- market Street— House, 25 Eglinton Terrace. (See advt. page 4).

Alston, William, 19 Miller Road.

Anderson, A. G., Dalrowan, 35 Castlehill Road.

Anderson Brothers, General Drapers, Union House, Place D'Auray Buildings, 62 Alloway Street. (See advt. page 118).

Anderson, Charles, foreman engineer, 6 Ebenezer Place, M'Call's Avenue.

Anderson, Rev. George, Original recession Manse, 28 Bellevue Ci'escent.

Anderson, George, pointsman, 40 North Harbour Street.

Anderson, Hugh, wood-cutter, 26 Elmbanl?; Street.

Anderson, John, Bank of Scotland, 24 Sandgate.

Anderson, John, coal trimmer, 19 Back Main Street.

Anderson, John, clerk, Rose Cottage, off Prestwick Road.

Anderson, John, carpet weaver, 37 New Road.

Anderson, Jolin, tobacconist, 15 Old Bridge Street.

Ob GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Anderson, Laurence, art master, Ayr Academy, 5 CassUlis Street. Anderson, Richard M., Midton Cottage, 60 Midton Road.

Anderson. Robert, Fish, Poultry, and Ice Merchant, 35 riain Street— House, 37 New Road. (See advt. page 36).

Anderson, Robert (of Paterson and Anderson), 32 Content Street. Anderson, Robert, hair dresser, 16 Wallace Street ; house, 49

Wellington Street. Anderson, Robert, joiner, 44 Green Street Lane. Anderson, Samuel, saddler, 109 George Street. xlnderson, William, traveller, 138 Higli Street. Anderson, William, 'groom, 7 Wellington Square. Anderson, Miss, dressmaker, 28 Mill Street. Anderson, Mi,ss, manageress of Greenan Steam Laundiy Co.,

Doonfoot. Anderson, Misses, Glencloy, 51 M'dton Road. Anderson, Mrs, 3 Seaview Terrace, Prestwick Road. Andrew, James, joiner, 4 Queen Street. Andi'ew, John, painter, 96 Green Street. Andrew, John, joiner, 19 Nelson Street. Andrew, John, mason, 76 Allison Street. Andrew, John, lorryman, 22 Green Street Lane. Andrew, Thomas, solicitor, 17 Newmarket Street; house, 36

Park Circus. Andrew, Thomas, gardener, Wattfield Cottage, 49 Midton Road. Andrew, Mis?, 26 Barns Street. Andrew, Mrs James, 2 Wellington Square. Arbuckle, Jas. M. , H. M. Inspector of Factories, 22 Chalmers

Road. Arbuckle, Rev. Robert H., Garfield, 8 Oialmers Road, off

Castlehill Road. Arbuckle, WUliam, auctioneer, 2 Dalblair Terrace, Dalblair

Road. Arbuckle, Mrs George, glass and china merchant, 94 Sandgate ;

hous.e, 56 Fort Street. Archbold, William, saw sharper, 1 Saltfield House, York Street. Armour, Hugh, church officer, 61 Sandgate. Armour, James, tauor, 88 Wallace Street. Armour, John, mason, Campbell Street. Armour, Robert, foreman builder, 31 High Street. Armstrong, John, salesman, 25 Union Avenue. Armstrong, Joseph, painter, 6 Davidson Place, Church Street. Armstrong, William, clerk, Florida Terrace, 17 Falkland Park. Armstrong, Miss, 56 Church Street. Arnold, Charles, hair dresser, 38 LTnion Avenue. Arnott, Andrew, plumber, 23 River Terrace. Arnott, Mrs, Netherlea, Belmont Avenue.

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 57

AiTol, Sir William, M.P., SeaJfield House, Racecourse.

Arthui', David, railway servant, 19 Green Street.

Arthur, Hugh, bar officer. County Buildings ; housie, 37 'Fort

Street. Arthur, Matthew, joiner, Doonfoot. Arthur, T. G., Carrick House, 48 Carrick Road. Arthur, Mrs, 202 High Street. Arthur, Mrs, 8 Ballantine Drive. Artillery Hall, 125 South Harbour Street. ' Ashton, Roger, butler, 46 Carrick Street. Auld, James B., plumber, 54 Allison Street. Auld, Captain John H., Bams Crescent. Auld, John, plumber. Old Brewery House, Fort. Auld, John, porter, 69 Kyle Street. Auld, William & Sons, Plumbers, Slaters, and Electric

Engineers, 70 5a!sdga.e and 48 Fort Street — House,

66 Sandgatc. (See advt page 10). Auld, Miss, 2 Park Terrace. Auld, Mrs, 19 River Terrace.

Auld, Mrs, Industrial Buildings, 62 Carrick Street. Austin, David, cabdriver, 24 New Bridge Street. Austin, David, baker, 11 Main Street. Austin, John, cabman, 240 High Street. Austin, Robert, engineer, 74 George Street. Ayr Academy, Fort Street. Ayr Billposting Company, 192 High Street— Manager,

Peter Price. (See advt. page 54). Ayr Bowling Green, Cassillis Street.

Ayr Coffee House, 54 High Street; manager, J. Bowden. Ayr Day Nurserjr, 90 Wallace Street. Ayr Free Church, 58. b Sandgate. Ayr nineral Water Company , 30 Garden St rest— Manager,

Gilbert Rowan. (See advt. page 72).

Ayrshire Auction Company, Ltd., Auctioneers and Cattle Salesmen, Catiie flarket; Office, 55 Kyle St.

(See advt. page 117). Ayrshire Post Printing and Publishing Office, Nile

Court, High Street— Manager, W. G. Wallace. (See

coloured leaf). Ayrshire School of Art and Women's Industries, 56 Newmarket

Street.

Ayr Steam Shipping Company, at the Docks, North

Quay. (See advt. page 92). Ayr Structural and Stamping Coy., West Sanquhar Road; manager, Wm. Mackie.

58 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

B \

Baillie, James, 24 Ballantine Drive. li

Baillie,- William (of Mulholland and Baillie), 89 High Street. || Bain, Donald, saddler, 67 Alloway Street. Bain, George, headmaster Smith's Institution, Smith's Cottage,

6 Midton Road. Bain, John, joiner, 48 Jolm Street.

Bain, Walter (of Ayr Steam Shipping Co.), 19 Bams Street. Bain, Mrs James, Ashereden, 27 Park Circus. Baird, David, Allison Street Dairy, 62 Allison Street. Baird, George, shoemaker, Galloway Crescent, 61 Rusisell Street. Baird, Harry R., St Leonard's, 73 Midton Road. Baird, Hugh, draper, 9 Elmbank Street. Baird, Jam.es, builder, 11 Dalblair Road. Baird, James, miller, 4 Belvidere Terrace, off Allison Street. Baird, James, Roselea Dairj^, 34 Princes Street. Baird, J. Douglas, 10 Wellington Square. Baird, John, 49 George Street. Baird, John, joiner, 39 Green Street Lane. Baird, William, 30 Queen's Terrace.

Baird, fliss E., Court Dressmaker and nilHner, i6 Barns

Street. (See advt. page 148). Baird, Mrsi, ladies' nurse, 187 High Street. Baird, Mrs Hugh, 44 High Street. Ballantyne, Alexander, slater, 24 Newmarket Street. BallantjTie, JMisss GlerJrolm, 2 Doon Terrace. Ballard, Major H., Cloncaird, 26 Carrick Road. Bank of Scotland, Sandgate ; agent, W. Pollock.

Bara, Artist Photographer, Fort Studio, Citadel Place,

and i roon. (See advt. inside of front cover). Bara, Mrs, Midsands Cottage, 25 Racecourse Road. Barbour, James, cabdriver, 226 High Street. Barbour, Mrs H. , 4 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhar Road. Barclay, David, boilermaker, 91 South Harbour Street. Barclay, James, town postman, 43 Fort Street. Barclay, John, Blanefield Cottage, 77 Prestwick Road. Barclay, Robert, letter-stamper, 44 Content Street. Barclay, Robert, fruiterer, 76 Cross Street. Barkowsky, Emil, liair-dresser, 10 Kirk Port. Barlow, Edward, upholsterer, 22 John Street. Barlow, John, 25 Kyle Street. Barns, Hugh, railway guard, 100 Green Street. Bamsi, John, gardener, 111 Cross Street. Barns, William, green-grocer, 76 George Street. Ban\ James, dealer, 64 and 66 George Street.

J

(GENERAL DIRECTORY. 59

Barr, James, salerooms, 4 Wallace Street. » Barry, Thomas, engine-driver, 2 Nelson Street.

Barry, William, 124 George Street.

Baxter, Hugh, shoemaker, 30 Union Avenue.

Baxter, Eobert, 26 Waggon Road.

Bayne, W. T., 16 Chalmers Road.

Ba-joiei, Miss, 2 Ballantine Drive.

Beachcroft, Mrs R., 5 Park Terrace.

Bean, Angus, blacksmith, 126 H^h Street. ; Beat, Charles, spirit merchant, 13 New Bridge Street; house, i 4 New Bridge Street.

Beaton, Waiter, headmaster Prestwick School ; house, 32 Allison Street.

Beaton, William-, joiner, 32 Allison Street.

Beattie, Robert, groom, 221 High Street. I Beckett, Mrs, 27 Barns Street. 1 Begg, Adam, railway servant, 166 High Street.

Bell, Alexander, engineman, 40 Prince® Street.

Bell, Alexander, joiner, 115 South Harbour Street.

Bell, Henry, Chemist, 54 flain Street — House, Seagleam, 41 Prestwick Road (See advt. page 60).

Bell, James, clerk, G.P.O., Norwood, 33 Hawkhill.

Bell, John, superintendent Industrial School, St Leonard's Road.

Bell, M. & J., Berlin wool shop, 40 Sandgate.

Bell, Rannie & Co., Wine ilerchants, 5 Fort Street—

H. Hart, a,geiit. BeU, Thomasi Y., bank accountant, Commercial Bank Buildings,

34 Sandgate. Bell, William, railway guard, 70 Allison Street. Bell, Mrs D., 8 Eglinton Terrace, Fort. Bellamy, Miss Maiy, 44 High Street. Bennett, A. M. , ladies' and gentlemen's tailor and clothier, 57

Sandgate; house, 24 Barns Street. Bennett, J, B. & Sons, Painters and Decorators to the

Queen, Wellington Chambers. (See advt. page 19). Bennett, R. J. (of J. B. Bennett and Sons), 2 Alloway Park,

off Alloway Place. Benson, Mrs, tailoress, 16 Allison Street. Benzie, William, Galloway Crescent, 77 Russell Street. Best, James, hair- dressier, 65 Princes Street. Beveridge, William, Chemist, 3 Macneille Buildings,

Newmarket Street — House, 17 Barns Street. (See advt.

page 160). Beveridge, Miss, 43 New Road.

60 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Biagi, Celestino, confectioner, 64 Sandgate.

ij.uuy Cake Coy., 153 South Harbour Street.

Binney, Alexander, Homefield, Cia'gie Road.

Bird, Mrs John, 3 I^ew Road.

Black, James, baker, 14 ^^.nk. Poii:.

Black, Malcolm, 26 James Street.

Black, Robert, coachman, 37 Mill Street.

Black, Robert, groom, 6 Gordon Terrace.

Black, William R., draper, 8 and To High Street; house, 29

Barnsi Street. Black, William & Son, Ltd., collieries agents. Dock Buildings,

North Quay. Black, Mrs, 61 Alloway Street. Blackwood & Ooy., waterproof and indiarubber merchants, 33

Sandgatei. Blackwood, Hugh, mason, 28 Content Street, Blackwood, Hugh, clerk, Alleghany Terrace, ^i GTiurch Street. Blackwood, John, traveller, 7 North Park Avenue, oflf Prestwick

Road. Blackwood, Mrs, 4 Alloway Place. Blackwood, Mrs G., 52 Kyle Street.

Blackwood, Mrs, Ayr Laundry, 3 Cathcart Street ; house, 9 do. Blaikie, Adam, tailor, 11 Elmbank Street. Blain, John, guard, 10 Goshen Terrace, off M'Call's Avenue. Blain, Miss, 44 Clunes Vennal. Blair, George, 24 Argyle Street. Blair, John, police constable, 65 Princes Street. Blair, John, shoemaker, 44 Carrick Street ; house, 9 Carrick

Street. ~

Blair, Robert, gardener, Craigie Lodge, Ci'aigie Road. Blair, Major R. S. Hunter, Invercloy, 46 Racecourse Road. Blair, Miss, Blackburn Cottage, 25 Beresford Terrace. Blair, Mrs, 15 Queen's Terrace. Blane, Thomas, blacksmith, 65 Mill Street. Blane, Quintin, banlc accountant, Albany, 25 Ciastlehill Road. Blanshard, Henry, coachman, Wattfield Cottage, 49 Midton

Road. Blue, David, cabman, 46 Carrick Street. Blue, Patrick, grocer, 33 South Harbour Street. Blue, Mi'ss, 74 Sandgate. Bolton, James, commission agent and tobacconist, 18 Carrick

Street; house, Douglas Villa, 98 New Road. Bolton, Williaan, 19 Elmbank Street. Bond, Dennis, waiter, 4 Midton Road. Bone, D. & T., Plasterers, 86 Elba Street— House, 17

Queen Street. (See advt. page 91).

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 61

I Bone, David, fruiterer and nurseryman, 10 Newmarket Street;

house, Ardenclutha, 9 Bellevue Road. Bone, David, plasterer, 31 Nelson Street. Bone, Edward, collier, 6 Content Street. Bone-, John, joiner, 8 Victoria Street. Bone, John, insurance agent, 63 Princes Street. Bone, Robert, grocer, 15-17 Nelson Street. Bone, Thomas, cabdriver, 240 High Street. Bone, William, Lorryman, 26 Peebles Street, Bone, William and Sons, saddlers, 69 Alloway Street; house,

10 Eglinton Terrace. Bone, Miss Margaret, 19 Ashgrov© Street. Bone, Miss, 8 Carrick Park. Bone, Miss, milliner, 252 High Street. Bonning, Charles, 50 Russell Street. Borland, James, printer, 47 Mill Street. Borland, James, 55 Princes ►Jtreet. Borland, Robert, plasterer, 50 Princes Street. Borland, William, baker, 68 Princes Street. Bomvell, Mrs J. D., Sandgate House, 65 Sandgate. Bovill, Thomas, Inland Revenue, St Fagan's Cottage, Belmont

Avenue. Bowden, Joseph, manager Ayr Cofifee House, 54 High Street. Bowie & Co., upholsterers, 58^ Sandgate. Bowie, David (of Greenan Steam Laundry Co.), 1 Eastwood,

Ewingfield Road. Bowie, C C. , insurance agent, 76 John Street. Bowie, Harry (of Bowie and Co.), 8 Bath Place.

Bowie, James &. Coy., Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers, 63 and 65 Newmarket Street. (See advt. page 46).

Bowie, James (of Bowie and Co.), 33 Queen's Terrace.

Bowie, John, cabinetmaker, 83 New Road.

Bowie, John, Ladysmith Cottage, Seaforth Road.

Bow:'ei, W. & J., dyers, 15 iN'ewmarket Street.

Bowie, Mrs, 51 Alloway Street.

Bowie, Mrs, 27 River Terrace.

Bowie, Mrs William, Midton Cottage, 60 Midton Road.

Bowman, John, shopman, C'armel Cottage, Limekiln Road.

Bowman, Walter, ti-aveller, 2 Union Avenue.

Boyce, Thomas, railway guard, 75 Green Street.

Boyd, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 6 Old Bridge Street;

house, Leaderbank, 6 Holmston Road. Boyd, Archibald, carpenter, 192 High Street. Boyd, George, 1 St John's Place, Fort Street. Boj^d, Col. James G. Hay, of Townend, 1 Wellington Square. Boyd, James, house factor, 91 Cross Street.

62 GENERAL DIRECTORY. \

Boyd, James, gardener, 4 Wattfield Road. Boyd, John, manager of British Homes ; house, 83 Main Street. Boyd, John, boot and shoemaker, 49 Sandgat©; house, 3 Bams Crescent.

Boyd, Joseph, Sculptor, near Railway Station— House,

Overdale, 36 Castlehill Road. (See advt. page 107).

Boyd, Leonard C. (of Semple and Boyd), Logie, 6 Chalmers

Road, off Castlehill Road. Boyd, WilHam, joiner, 3 Tiyfield Place, off West Sanquhar

Road. Boyd, William, gardener, Belleisle Uardens. Boyd, William, 37 John Street.

Boyd, Miss, dressmaker, 1 St John's Place, Fort Street. Boyd, Misises, Logie, 6 Chalmers P^oad, off Castlehill Road. Boyd, Mrs, 21 Hawkhiil Avenue. Boyd, Mi-s John, 6 Bucldngham Terrace. Boyd, Mrs, 3 G-ordon Terrace, Content Street. Boyes, William, railway foreman, 50 Viewfield Road. Boyle, George, pawnbroker, 66 Cross Street ; house, Leo Villa,

Ci'aigie Road. Boyle, George, shoemaker, 16 Kyle Street. Boyle, Peter, pawnbroker, 29-33 Ci'oss Street; saleroom, 220

High Street; house, Leo Villa, Craigie Road. Boyle, William, joiner, Cessnock Cottage, 7 Princes Street. Boyle, William, veterinary surgeon. South Cottage,, Midtou

Road. Boyle, William, bookseller and newsagent, 98 Main Street;

house, Cessnock Cottage, 7 Princes Street. Boys' Industrial School, St Leonard's Road. Braickenridge, Adam, Murray Place, 86 Allison Street.

Brackenridge, Alexander, Joiner and Builder. 54 Green Street Lane — House, 40 Green Street. (See advt. page 26).

Brand and Mollison, dyers an.d cleaners, 4 Sandgate.

Braney, David, 22 Church Street.

Brechin, William, sen., wine merchant, Maiyville, Blackburn

Road. Brechia, William, wine merchant, Mayfield, 55 Midton Road. Bremner, William, clerk, Bent^'nck Place, 17 Russell Street. Brewster, James, clerk, 5 Alexandria Terrace, Union Avenue. Bridges, William, Alfred Hotel, 8-10 Sandgate. Briggs, John, traveller, 11 Milliken Park, off Prestwick Road.

British Homes Assurance Corporation Limited — Manager for Ayr and District, John Boj^d, 4 Newmarket Street. (See advt. page 100).

Brodie, James, pilot, 2 Hall's Vennal.

I

GENEBAL DIEECTOEY. 63

Brodie, John, carpenter, 101 South Harbour Street.

Brooks, James, trunk maker, Alexandria Cottage, off M'OaH's

Avenue. Broom, John, Westwood, Woodfield Road. Brown, Adam, Garnock Cottage, 50 Church Street. Brown, Alexander, french polisher, 80 Mill Street. Brown, Alexander, Tig Cottage, Tig Road, off Prestwick Road.

Brown, Andrew, Spirit Merchant, 9 Newmarket Street.

(See advt. page 41).

Brown, Qiarles, baker, 240 High Street.

Brown, David, draper, 1 George Street ; house, 54 Green Street.

Browne, Colonel E. C, Hawthorne Lodge, Victoria Park, off

Racecourse Road. Brown, Frank Gordon, banker, 1 Garden Park, 36 Miller Road. Brown, George, steward, 23 Union Buildings, Smith Street. Brown, Rev. H. D., Baptist minister, 2 C^rrick View, St

Leonard's Road. Brown, Hugh, School Board officer and house factor, Milrig

Place, 8 Charlotte Street. Brown, Hugh, painter, 46 Nelson Street. Brown, Hugh, grocer's assistant, 9 Taylor Street. Brown, Hugh, butcher, 5 Peebles Street. Brown, Hugh, iron-dresser, 5 Wellington Street. Brown, Hugh, 9 George Street. Brown, James D., coachbuilder, 175 High Street. Brown, James, Burnsi Emporium!, Dalblair Buildings, 32 AUo-

waj^ Street; house, D'Auray Build^'ngs, 58 Alloway Street. Brown, James, Victoria Restaurant, 2 New Bridge Street;

house, 4 a New B ridge: Street. Brown, James, coachman, Belmont House. Brown, James, railway fireman, 61 Wellington Street. Brown, James, iron-driller, 9 Cross Street. Brown, Jasper, coachman, Airlie Stables, off Racecourse Road. Brown, J. M. , iron founder, Havelock Terrace, 24 Miller Road. Brown, John, law clerk, Milrig Place, 8 Charlotte Street. Brown, John, mason, Ebenezer Cottage, 13 Princes Street. Brown, John, rural postman to Auchendrane, Annfield Cottage,

Maybole Road. Brown, John, boot traveller, 1 Milliken Park, off Prestwick

Road. Brown, John, mason, Wolseley Place, 21 Church Street. Brown, John, baker, 13 Alloway Street. Brown, John, baker and confectioner, 47 Newmarket Street, 2

Union Buildings, Wellington Chambers, 133 High Street,

and'Tam's Brig. Brown, John, bottler, 1 Belvidere Terrace, off Allison Street.

64 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Brown, John, Gleniffer, 13 Ashgrove Street.

Brown, John, surfaceman, 77 Mill Street.

Brown, Quintin, china rooms, 18 Wallace Street; house. Elm- bank Cottage, Tarn's Brig.

Brown, R. G. (of Forrest and Coy.), 15 Bellevue Crescent.

Brown, Robert, stationmaster ; house, Wattfield Villa, 47 Midton Road.

Brown, Thomas, weaver, 53 Content Street.

Brown, Thomas, joiner, Florida Terrace, 13 Falkland Park.

Brown, William, clerk, 46 John Street.

Brown, William, butler, Milrig Place, 8 Charlotte Street.

Brown, William, groom, 166 High Street.

Brown, Miss, 41 Content Street.

Brown, Miss J., George Street Laundry, 7 and 9 George Street. (See advt. page 119).

Brown, Miss Spence, Dressmaker, 2 Barns Crescent.

(See advt. page 69).

Brown, Mrs, Victoria Park House, Victoria Park.

Brown, Mrs, 2 Hope Street.

Brown, Mrs, 2 Sandringham Terrace, Bellevue Road.

Brown, Mrs Thomas, 10 T^ancaster Terrace, Bellevue Crescent.

Brown, Mrs William, 15 Bellevue Ci'escent.

Brown, Mrs, mangier, 12 Viewfield Road.

Browning, Qiarles, 16 Queen's Terrace.

Browning, John, bookbinder, 2 Church Street.

Browning, Robert, upholsterer, 10 High Street.

BrO'Wnlee, Robert, 143 South Harbour Street.

Brownlie, Thomas, port'Cr, 16 vSandgate.

Brucciani, Pietro, Confectioner, Continental Cafe, 4 and

6 Kyle Street and 67 and 69 High Street. (See advt.

page 108). Bruce, Mrs, 29 John Street. Bruce, IVIrs, 3 Queen Street. Bruhan, Mrs, 50 Alio way Street. Bryden, David, coachbuilder, 101 New Road. Bryden, Thomas, Dennison Nursery, Holmston Road

—House, 18 Beresford Terrace. (See advt. page 58). Bryden, Thomas, agent, 52 Church Street. Bryden, William, blacksmith, 8 Victoria Street. Bryden, Mrs, 26 George Street. Bryden, Mrs, 57 Princes Street.

Bryden, Mrs M., D'Auray Buildings, 75 Dalblair Road. Bryden, Mrs, 106 New Road. Bryson, Samuel, 7 Hope Street. Bryson, Miss, milliner, 14 Sandgate ; house, 10 Bath Place.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 65

Bry&on, Mrs, 45 Alloway otreet.

Buchanan, Archibald (of Buchanan and Sons), 2 Bruce Crescent.

Buchanan, Archibald, jun., wine and spirit merchant, Osborne

Bar, 76 High Street, and 37 South Harbour Street. Buchanan, Gilbert, headmaster, Newtonhead Public School ;

house, Daneadie, 54 Prestwick Road. Buchanan, James, Sunnyknowe, 111 Prestwick Road. Buchanan, John, plasterer, 60 Russell Street. Buchanan, John, gardener, 4 Daisy Cottage, Northfield Avenue. Buchanan, Samuel, engineman, 155 South Harbour Street.

Buchanan & Sons, .4Erated Water flanufacturers and Spirit Merchants, River Terrace. (See advt. outside of cover).

Buchanan, William, millwright, 71 George Street.

Buchanan, William, engineer, 34 Church Street.

Buchanan, Mrs, Gowaniea, St Leonard's Road.

Buchanan, Mrs, 12 Carrick Park.

Buhler, Mrs, 208 High Street.

Bulkely, Miss, teacher of music, 14 Ballantine Drive.

Bulloch, Robert, baker, 13 Peebles Street.

Bulloch, James, hair-dresser, 8 Kirk Port.

Bulloch, Miss, Belleisle Cottage.

Buntine, Mrs, teacher of singing, 7 Barns Terrace.

Burgess, Robert, rivetter, 28 Allison Street.

Burgess, Miss, baby linen warehouse, Milrig nace, 4 Charlotte

Street. Burgess, Mrs, 44 Viewfield Road.

Burgh Assessor, Alexander Walker, 8 Academy Street. Burgoyne, W. Q. , Professor of Music. (See advt. page

113). Burnett, James, coachman, 72 Mill Street. Burns, Hon. George A., Westfield, Blackburn Road. Bums, James, commercial traveller, View^ark, 46 Park Circus. Burns, James, dealer, 57 Cross Street. Burns, John Ritchie, M.B., CM., 16 Cathoart Street. Bums, John, dealer, 57 Cross Street. Burns flineral Water Company, M'Call's Avenue. (See

advt. page 144). Bums, Thomas, dealer, 39 and 43 Wallace Street. Burns, William, Chemist, 134 High Street— House, Garden

Park, 34 Miller Road. (See advt. page 137). Biu-ns, William, insurance agent, 91 Cross Street. Bums, Miss, 5 Montgomerie Terrace. Bums, Miss, dressmaker, 18 Academy Street. Burns, Mrs John, 7 Park Terrace.

66 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Burnside Bakery, 84 Main Street; Bakehouse, 78

Russell Street— House, 10 Princes Street. (See advt. page 74).

BurreU, Edward, R. S. M., A. Y. C, Albert Place, 1 Boat

Veimel. Burt, William, shoemaker, 40 Russell Street. Burton, Mrs, Craigview, West Sanquhar Road. Butter Market Hall, 90 High Street; William Tyrie, lessee. Buyers, Mrs, 33 Dalblair Road. Byars, Mrs, 32 Queen's Terrace. Byrne, John, cabinetmaker, 57 Church Street. Byrne, Mrs John, 55 High Street.

Caddis, David, town postman, 16 Nelson Street.

Caddis, John, 135 South Harbour Street.

Caddis, William, hairdres.ier, 5 Geoi'^ge Street ; house, 23 River Terrace.

Cadoo, John, shoemaker, 113 Wallace Street.

Cairns, David, School Board officer, Monkton and Prestwick; house, 8 Princes Street.

Cairns, James, fireman, 11 Church Street.

Cairiis, James, currier, 92 Ccorge Street.

Cairns, William, Victoria Terrace, 34 Viewfield Road.

Cairns, Miss, teaclier of music, 12 Cathcart Street.

Cairns, Mrs Hugh, 18 Argyle Street.

Calder, Hubert, shoemaker, 1 Hope Street. ■

Calder, Hugh, waiter, 4a New Bridge Street.

Calder, Thomas, compositor, 33 New Road.

Calder, William, traveller, 20 Victoria Street.

Calderwood, John, overseer, 'Ayrshire Post," Rosebery Cottage, 9 Duke Street.

Caldwell, James, blacksmith, 12 John Street.

Caldwell, Miss M., millmer, 43 Newmarket Street; house, 6 Bams Crescent.

Caldwell, Mrs, 6 Barns Crescent.

Caldwell, Mrs David, 5 Queen's Terrace.

Caldwell, Mrs, 36 Content Street.

Callan, Miss, newsagent, 103 Main Street.

Callander, John, barman, 13 Main Street.

Cally, Mrs, Milrig Place, 6 Charlotte Street.

Cameron, Andrew, grocer, 149 and 153 High Street ; house, Wood- bum, Carrick Road.

Cameron, Andrew, gardener, Robsland, Monument Road.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. (J7

Cam^eron, Archibald, vamnan, Silvei' Cloud Cottage^, 98 Allison

Street. Cameron, D. A., dentist, 21 Newmarket Street. Cameron, Daniel, grocer, 14 Wellington Street. Cameron, Hugh, ta.ilor, 2 Old Bridge Street. Cameron, James, blacksmith, 19 Carrick Street. Cameron, John, bricklayer, 105 Main Street. Cameron, John, tinsmith, 4 Clunes Vennal. Cameron, John, town postman, 45 Alloway Street. Cameron, Mrs Kenneth, 42 Church Street.

Cameron, Robert, Ironmonger, 140 High Street— House, 16 Ballantine Drive. (See advt. page 130).

Cameron, Samuel, 22 Queen's T'erracei.

Cameron, William, watchmaker, 8 Tryfield Place, off West San- quhar Road. Cameron, Mrs, fruiterer and floi~ist, 84 Sandgate; house, 80

Sar^dgate. Cameron, Mrs, 33 Wellington Street. Campbell; Andrew, 18 Bellevue Crescent. Campbell, Andrew, commercial traveller. Forth Villa, 119 Prest-

wick Road. Campbell, Archibald, mason, 63 Princes Street. Campbell, Daniel, slater, 60 York Street. Campbell, David, saddler, 161 High Street ; house, 16 John

Street. Campbell, David, builder and joiner. The Arcade, 23 Smith

Street; house, Auchmore, 33 Castlehill Road. Campbell, David, engine-driver, 19 Queen Street. Campbell, David, 16 John Street. Campbell, David, grocer, 85 Main Street; house, Campbell

Street. Campbell, David, shoemaker, 61 Peebles Street. Campbell, Duncan, tailor, 52 Mill Street. Campbell, Fergie, guard, 6 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhar

Road. Campbell, George, 54 Mill Street. Campbell, G. , engine-driver, 42 Wellington Street. Campbell, Hugh, blacksmith. 38 Elmbank Street. Campbell, J. W., traveller, Glasclune, 4 Bellevue Crescent. Campbell, James, for'eman fitter, 42 New Road. Campbell, James, joiner. Union Buildings, 23 Smith Street. Campbell, James, ironmoulder, 56 Main Street. Campbell, James B., clerk G.P.O., 90 High Street. Campbell, James, mason, 31 New Road. Campbell, James, horse breaker, 27 Mews Lane; house, 18 Kyle

Street.

D» GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Campbell, Jameis P. , law clerk, Milrig Place, 6 Charlotte Street.

Campbell, J. A., Craigie House.

Campbell, John, 5 Park Circus.

Campbell, Jolm, pastry baker and confectioner, 3 and 262 High

Street; house, 5 Sandringhain Terrace. Campbell, John, 73 Mill Street. Campbell, John R. , saddler, 2 Queen's Terrace. Campbell, John, painter, 30 Elba Street. Campbell, John, clerk, 19 Kyle Street.

Campbell, John, Saddler, 21 Sandgate— House, 20 Cathcart Street. (See advt. page 21).

Campbell, John & Co., Plumbers and Gasfitters, 175 High Street. (See advt. page 36).

Campbell, Kennedy, carter, 75 Main Street. Campbell, Matthew, engine-driver, 42 Princes Street. Campbell, Patrick, painter, 129 South Harbour Street. Campbell, Robert, vamnan, Industrial Buildings, 62 Carrick

Street. Campbell, Robert, engineer, Auchrossan, St Leonard's Road. Campbell, Robert, pointsman, 35 Elmbank Street. Campbell, Robert, steward, 40 Content Street-. Campbell, Robert, 59 Princes Street. Campbell, S. W., traveller, 35 Park Circus. Campbell, Thomas, Industr'al Buildings, 62 Carrick Street. Campbell, Captain W. Hamilton, Westerton, 11 Chalmers Road,

off Castlehill Road. Campbell, William, foreman joiner, 14 Chalmers Road. Campbell, William, joiner, 17 Duke Street. Campbell, William, compositor, 13 Allison Street. Campbell, William, salesman, 25 Church Street. Campbell, William, clerk, 59 Qiurch Street. Campbell, William, joiner, 38 Green Street. Campbell, Misses, 3 Park Circus. Campbell, Miss, dressmaker, 20 Cathcart Street. Campbell, Mrs A., 90 High Street. Campbell, Mrs, D'x\uray Buildings, 85 Da-o.air Road. Campbell, Mrs John (of John Campbell and Co.), 15 New Bridge

Street. Candiish, James, coachman, Duneric, 11 South Park Road. Capperauld, Andrew, 3 Wattfield Road. Capperauld, David, millworker, 37 Mill Street. Capperauld, William, engineer, 13 Kyle Street. Carlisle, Mrs David, music teacher, Newnliam House, 10 Barns

Street. Carlyle, John, 14 Church Street. Carmichael, James, clerk, Strathclyde, 20 Ashgrove Street,

GENERAL DIEECTORY. 6j»

Carniichael, Mrs, 10 Gassillis Street. '

Carmicliael, Mrs, 14 Newmarket Street.

Carnegie Free Library, Main Street.

Oam'oclian, Captain William, South Place, 36 Midton Road.

Carnochan, Miss, 1 Gordon Terrace.

Carrick Club Limited, 65 and 67 Kyle Street.

Carruthers, William, cabman, 52 Mill Street.

Carruthers, Mrs, Craigie Street.

Carslaw, Mrs Robert., 4 Killocli Place.

Carson, John, manager Trades Hotel, York Street.

Carson, Miss, Brierland, 8^ Montgomeriei TeiTace-.

Caxson, Mrs William, grocer, 52 Viewfield Road.

Carswell, T. P. , civil engineer, Alderwood, St Andrew's Street.

Carter, coacliman, Belleisle Stables, Racecourse.

Carty, Robert, Tobacco Pipe Manufacturer, 32 and 34 Clunes Vennal— House, 8 Main Street. (See advt. page 26).

Cassels, David, grocer and spirit merchant, 157 High Street ;

house, 10 Beresford Terrace. Cassels, James, gardener, 70 Dalblair Road. Cassels, Reginald, grocer, 80 Russell Street; house, 75 Russell

Street. Cassels, Thomas, architect, 4 Union Avenue. Cassels, Miss, dressmaker, 70 Dalblaar Road. Cassidy, IMrs, 21 Content Street.

Cathcart, James, fish merchant, 32 Back Main Street. Cation, Murdoch, bootmaker, Somerset Place, 8 Hawkhill

Avenue. Caw, Thomas, plumber, 13 Argyle Street.

Cellars, David, grain merchant, Letham Cottage, 5 Carrick Road. Cellars, Mrs, Petrie Cottage, 3 Carrick Road. Chalmers, Alexander, engineman, 14 HalFs Vennal. Chalmers, Archibald, Blackburn Lodge, 30 Racecourse Road. Chalmers, John, railway guard, 61 Wellington Street, Chalmers, Quintin, commercial traveller, Wellington Chambers^

6 Fullarton Street. Chalmers, Robert, wire fencer, 37 Nelson Street, Chalmers, Thomas, brass-finisher, 16 Union Avenue. Chalmers, Miss, Roselea, 12 Carrick Road. Chambers, Alexander (of R. Chambers and Sons), 5 Old Bridge

Street. Chambers, Robert, tinsmith, 5 Hawkhill Avenue. Chambers, W. L., teacher, 4 Bams Crescent, Chambers, William, tinsmith and hardware, merchant, 9 Alloway

Street and 105 High Street ; house, 4 Barns Crescent. Cliambers, Mrs Robert 18 Eglinton Terrace. Chambers, Mrs W'lliam, 4 Barns Crescent.

70 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Chapman, Alfred, waiter, 63 Princesi Street.

Cliapuian, William, blacksmith, 15 South Harbour Street.

Charles, John, spirit merchant, 62 Main Street.

Chessney, James, 30 Northfield Avenue.

Chisholm, Alexander, blacksmith, Black Bull, 18 River Street, and 51 Alloway Street.

Chisholm, A., prison warder, Wellington Lodge, Bath Place.

Chisholm, Mrs, Franklin Villa, Seabank Road.

Christie, xVlexander, machine-tenter, 20 Wellington Street.

Christie, Daniel, engineer, 57 Wellington Street.

Christie, David A., hairdresser, 189 High Street.

Ciir',stie, David A., jun., hairdi'esser, Craigie Street.

Christie, James, caii:'er, 24 Cross Street.

Cliristie, James, rope-spinner, 46 Allison Street.

Christie, William, Heathfield, 2 Bellevue Crescent.

Christie, William, grocer, 27 Nelson Street.

Christie, Mrs, 19 Eglinton Terrace.

Clark, A., traveller, 42 Nelson Street.

Clark, David, joiner, Hazel Bank, Craigie Road.

Clark, David, tailor, 70 George Street.

Clark, Ezra, manager (Standard Cycle Co.), 60 Sandgate.

Clai'k, George, 264 High Street.

Clark, James, House Agent, 8o Sandgate— House, Inker- man, 4 Arran Terrace. (See advt. page 21).

Clark, James F., mason, 35 Nelson Street.

Clark, James, insurance agent, Ben Bain, Ailsa Place, Fort.

Clark, John, engine-driver, 32 New Road.

Clark, John, carpenter, Apna Place, 20 Viewfield Road.

Clark, John, potato merchant, 19 Weaver Street.

Clark, Joan, joiner, 18 Fullarton Street.

Clark, John, billposter, 16 New Bridge Street.

Clark, John, " Smger" macliine agent, 12 Montgomerie Terrace.

Clark, Quintin, joiner, Ben Bain, Ailsa Place, Fort.

Clark, Quintin, lorryman, 34 Green Street.

Clark, Ricliard, bricklayer, 19 Union Avenue.

Clark, Robert, horse trainer, 2 Alloway Street ; house, Weatheral, 45 Midton Road.

Clark, Robert, gardener, Falkland Lodge, 31 Prestwick Road.

Clark, Samuel, storeman, 45 Alloway Street.

Clark, William, carter, 31 Kyle Street.

Clark, Williaan, mason, 71 Green Street.

< i;uk, William, joiner, 15 Union Avenue.

Clark, W. Towers, Carston House, Victoria Park, off Racecourse Road.

Clark, Miss, Jamesville, 14 Ashgrove Street.

Clark, Miss, 65 New Road.

Clark, JMiss, dairy, Killoch Cottage, 1 Midton Road,

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 71

Clark, Mrs J., 9 Park Circus. •

Clai'k, Mrs, 3 Queen's Terrace.

Clark, Mrs, Ardmore, 5 Chalmers Road.

Clark, Mrs Samuel, 6 Bath Place.

Clark, Mrs Thomas, 13 Queen's Terrace.

Clark's Ammonia Works Limited, 7 Green Street Lane.

(See advt. page 134).

Clarke, William,_ building contractor, 43 Sandgate; house, Sey- mour Villa, 30 Hawkliill.

Cleat, James, Wine and Spirit flerchant, 174 High Street

— House, 19 Bellevue Crescent. (See advt. page 130). Clelland, Mi^s John, St Lawi-ence House, Racecourse View. Clement, James, traveller, 37 Union Avenue. Clement, John, leather cutter, 138 High Street. Clement, Mrs Thomas, 5 Ballantine Drive. Climie, Andrew, Butcher, 199 high Street — House,

Knoweside, 48 Castlehill Road. (See advt. page 129). Climie, Thomas, butcher, 24 Main Street; house, 6 Union

Avenue. Clydesdale:, James, Old Brciwtiy House, Fort. Coats, George, Belleisle House, ilaicecoursa Coats, Lt. -Colonel J., R.A.M.C, 8 Alloway Place. Cochrane, David, eng'neer, 51 Union Avenue. « Cochrane, Duncan, egg merchant, 87 Wallace Street. Cochrane, James A. (agent Bibby Co.), Ross Dhui, 117 Prestwick

Road. Cochrane, James, joiner, 40 Princes Street. Cochrane, James, Cattle Market. Hotel, Ca-stlehill Road. Cochrane, Mrs John, 45 Green Street,

Cockburn&Co. Limited 'Wholesale and Retail Chemists,

170 High Street. (See advt. page 110. Cole, Henry, butler, 80 Sandgate. Collier & Sons, boot warehouse, 131 High Street. Colligan, James, traveller, 138 High Street. CoUigan, Miss Ca^therine, saleroom, 3 Old Bridge Street. Collins, Alexander, compositor, Alleghany Terrace, 33 Church

Street. Collins, Rev. D. R. C, St Margaret's R.C., John Street. Collins, Captain James, South Bank Cottage, Fort. Collins, John, carpenter, 11 Cross Street. Collins, William, carpenter, 20 Garden Street. Colquhoun, John, liairdresser, 28 Elmbank Street. Coltart, William, teacher, 135 High Street. Colvin, William, 211 High Street. Conkle, John, dealer, 37 Back Main Street.

72 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Coiikie, William, dealer, 83 Cross Street.

Conley, James, railway policeman, 60 Mill Street.

Connacher, Mrs Peter, 11 Wellington Square.

Connell, David, plumber, 30^ Green Street.

Connell, G. L. W., hatter, 201 High Street; house, 5 Wattfield

Road. Connell, Timothy (of Robert Forrest and Co.), Fernbank, Prest-

wick. Connelly, Miss, grocer, 16 North Harbour ooreet. Convery, James, carpenter, 145 South Harbour Street. Conveiy, James, carpenter, 4a New Br'dge Street. Cook, Alexander, furnaceman, 30 Weaver Street. Cook, Archibald, (of M'Cubbin and Son), 39 Fort Street. Cook, F. S., Drumholiston, 44 Carrick Road. Cook, James, engineer, 19 Green Street. Cook, James, clerk, 19 Bellevue Crescent. Cook, John, joiner, 57 Main Street. Cook, Thomas, pharmactutical chemist, 71 High Street ; house,

11 Bellevue Crescent. Cook, W. H., CaiTick House Lodge, 48 Carrick Road. Cook, Miss, grocer, 45 Russell Street. Cook, Miss, 11 Bellevue Crescent. Cook, Mrs, egg merchant, 45 Content Street. Cook, Mrs, Mai^ville, Tigg Road. Coombes, John, 44 High Street. Cooper, Alfred, late quartermaster sergeant, Havannah Place,

5 Viewlield Road.

Cooper & Co., Tea Merchants, Grocers, flanufacturers,

148 High Street. (See advt. page 165). Cooper, Francis, groom, Ringuinea Place, 55 Church Street. Cooper, James C. , traveller, Onslow, 12 ^eimont Avenue. Cooper, J. T., engineer, 20 Victoria Street. Cooper, Waistle, bookseller and stationer, 6 Wallace Street ;

house, 43 John Street. Cooper, Mrs, 17 River Terrace. Copes, William, plasterer, 52 Princes Street. Copes, Mrs, 6 Victoria Street. Copland, Rev. A., Franklin Villa, Seabank Road. Copland, Rev. George, M.A., Cathcart U.P. Manse, 13 Miller

Road. I

Copland, J. Lindsay,Englneer and Boilermaker, Clarence

Works, Townhead. (See advt page 101). Copland, John, gardener, 93 High Street, Copland, John, joiner,, 46 Mill Street. Copland, Samuel, jobbing gardener, 50 Carrick Street. Copland, Mrs, 51 Mill Street.

GENERAL DIKECTORY. 73

Corbett, John, baiker, 15 John Street.

Corliett, John, club master, Town and County Club, 26 Welling- ton Square.

Corbett. William, salesman, 5 Nelson Street. Cormack, George, carpenter, Seaforth Cottage, Prestwick Road. Cornelius, John, joiner, 7 Taylor Street. Cornforth, Joseph, coachman, 72 Princes Street. jCorrance, George, shoemaker, 4 Mill Street; house, 95 do. ! Corson, John, bootmaker, 6 Gordon Street, i Corson, W. L. , 3 John Street. : County Club, 43 Sandgats; ma,ster, H. Randall. County Rates Office, 7 Wellington Square; Dunlop, M'Cosh and

Lusk.

Couper, Miss, Lyndoch, 2 Park Circus. jCoutts, David, engine-driver, 6 Clunes Vennal. Co'wan, Alexander, foreman carter. 46 Green Street Lane. Cowan, David, butcher, 66 Mill Street. Cowan, Henry, carter, 60 York Street. Cowan, Hugh, insurance agent, 16 Argyle Street. Cowan, Jai?ies, mason. 20 Gordon Place.

Cowan, John, Tailor and Clothier, 17 New Bridge Street

House, Craigie Cottage, 65 John Street. (See advt. page

25).

Cowan, John, carter, 64 York Street. Cowan, Matthew, shopman, 135 High Street. Cowan, Robert, 4 Wellington Square. Cowan, Robert, dairy, 202 High Street. Cowan, Samuel (of M'llwrath, Cowan and Co.), Coila, 10 Holm-

ston Road. Cowan, Samuel, tobacconist, 14 Union Buildings, Smith Street. Cowan's Temperance and Commercial Hotel, 4 Carrick Street —

Mrs Newlands, proprietor. Cowan, William, engine-driver, 32 Nelson Street, Cowan, William, 3 South Harbour Street. Cowan, William, tabor's cutter, Havannah Place, 5 Viewfield

Road. Cowan, Misses, Edendarroch, 65 Midton Road. Cowan, Misses, 12 Midton Road. Cowan, Misses, 23 Park Circus. Cowan, Mrs, 51 Kyle Street. Cowan, Mrs, 10 Montgomerie Terrace. Cowan, Mrs, 60 John Street.

Co'wap, Mrs J. B., Carlton Teirrace, 35 Bellevue Crescent. Cowie, Rev. A. R., 16 Cathcart Street.

Cowie, John, wheelwright, Rosebank Cottage, Princes Street. Cowie, William, architect, Kirkhill, St Leonard's Road.

74 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Cowie, Mrs Joliij, 51 Main Street.

Cowieson Brothers, hosiers and drapers, 86 High Street ; house

Glenclova, 37 Hawkhill. Craddock, Richard, Tailor and Clothier, i66 High Street

— (See advt. page 162).

Craig, Andrew, tailor, 23 Russell Street.

Craig, Alexander, liairdresser, 30 Elmbank Street.

Craig, Gordon, hatter and hosier, 22 High Street.

Craig, James, Auctioneer and Live Stock Salesman, County Auction Mart — House, Cunning Park. (See advt. paoe 113).

Craig, Janios & Son, Victoria Flour Mills, North Harbour Street.

Cra:g, John, pointsman, 8 Ebenezer Place, M' Calls Avenue.

Craig, Robert ^of J. Craig and Son), Wellpark, 5 Racecourse Road.

Craig, Mioses, 21 Bellevue Crescent.

Craig, Misses, 27 Wellington Square.

Craig, Miss, 239 High Street.

Craig, Mrs John, 23 Eglinton Terrace.

Craig, Mrs Thomas, 42 Russell Street.

Craigie, Mrs, ladies' superintendent, Ajr Academy, 6 Lancastei Terrace, Bellevue CVescent.

Crawford, Adam-, joiner, 51 Church Street.

Crawford, Andrew', Sheriff-clerk depute, County Buildings, Wel- lington Square; house, 22 Barns Street.

Crawford, Bryce, cabihetmaker, 62 Green Street.

Crawford, Daniel, Woodlea, 36 Hawkhill.

Crawford, David, Accountant, 62 Newmarket Street- House, Dunino, St. Leonard's Road. (See advt. page 43).

Crawford, Frederick, joiner, 8 Nelson Street.

Crawford, ^xugh, Dryburgh, 17 Racecourse Road.

Crawford, James, 102 Green Street.

Crawford, Thomas, 11 Queen's Terrace. *

Ci-awford, VVilliam, engineer, 202 High Street.

Crawford, William, 44 High Street.

Crawford, Miss, Doonfoot Cottages.

Crawford, Mrs George, 4 Goshen Terrace, off M'Call's Avenue.

Crawford, Mrs J. L. , 6 Barns Terrace.

Crawford, Mrs, 13 Cathcart Street.

Crawford, Mrs, 73 New Road.

Cree, William, tailor, 16 Garden Street.

Cribbs, George, stud groom, 46 Carrick Street.

Crichton, John, blacksmith, 23 Union Buildings, Smith Street; house, 30 Alloway Street.

CVingan, William G. , school teacher, Wood'elea, 30 Hawkhill Avenue.

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 75

Crocket, J. & J., Basket Manufacturer, lo K> le Street.

•J (See advt. pasfe 158.)

Cross, A. & Sons, manure merchants, 28 Waggon Road. Cross, Walter, waiter, 37 Mill Street. Cross, Miss, South Lodge, 29 Racecourse Road. Cross, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 37 Mill Street. Crozier, James, tweed- weaver, 35 Viewfield Road. Cumining, Adam, sawyer, Bentick Place, 19 Russell Street. Gumming, Hugh, 4 Wellington Street. Cumming, James, engineer, 4 Nelson Street, Camming, James, moulder, 29 New Road. Cumming, James, coach trimmer, 23 Green Street. Cumming, James, evangelist, 37 New Road. Cumming, John, insurance agent, 43 New Road. Cummnig, John, missionary, Coral iiank, 45 Hawkliill Avenue. Cumming, John, carter, 1 Kyle Street. Cumm'ng, John, 135 Main Street.

Cummuig, Robert, carpet weaver, 31 Wellington Street. Gumming, William, Twiningham Place, Prestwick Road. Cimiming, William, hardware merchant, 97 Main Street. Cumming, William, town postman, Howard Cottage, 38 View- field Road. Cumming, WiHliam, joiner, 66 Green Street. Gumming, William, town postman, 2 Limekiln Road. Gumming, Miss, polisher, 60 Green Street Lane. Cunningham.', A., fruiterer, 30 H'gh Street. Cunningham, James, 61 Peebles Street.

Cunningham, J. Y. , cashier Ayr Gasworks, Glencaiirn, Alloway. Cmmingham!, William, vanman, 1 Princes Street. Gunningliam, Colonel William, Belmont House. Cunningham, William^, fireman, 42 Weaver Street. Ctinnmgham,, Miss, 7 Bellevue Crescent. Cunningham, Mrs J. F., 4 Queen's Terrace. Cunn'ngham, Mrs, grocer, 71 Alloway Street.

Curdy & Hamilton, Tailors and Clothiers, 6o Main

Stre-.t, (See advt. page 3.3). Curdy, William (of Curdy and Hamilton), 88 Wallace Street. Currans, John, saddler, 45 George Street. Curraaas, Mrs M., 19 Nelson Street-. Currie, A., cattle dealer, 54 Allison Street. Currie, Donald, 3 Alloway Place. Currie, James, insurance agent, 18 Elmbank Street, Cirrrie, John, factor, 16 Hawkliill Avenue.

Currie, Rae, & Co.. Drapers, CBothiers, Dressmakers,

and Milliners, Ailsa Buildings— Robert M'Vicar, sole remaining partner. (See advt. page 163). E

76 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Currie, William, railway guard, 30 Elmbank Street.

Ourrie, William, gardener, 33 Weaver Street.

Chirrie, William, watchman, 59 Princes Street.

Currie, Miss J. M., Tobacconist, 28 High Street— House,

24 New Bridge Street. (See advt. page 133). Ourrie, Mrs Thomas, Norwood, 33 Hawkhill. Cunne, Mrs William, 24 New Bridge Street. Customs House, 2 Fort Street. Cuthbert, Ale-xander (of A. aithbert & Son), Wellwood, 25 Prest-

wick Road. Cuthbert, Alexander & Son, Newton Leather Works and shoe

nianufacturers, M'Call's Avenue. Cuthbert., Robert (of A. Cuthbert and Son), 8 Wellington Square. Cuthbert, Thomas, plasterer, 2 Belvidere Terrace, off Allison

Street. Cuthbert, Mrs William, 8 Barns Terrace. Cuthbertson, Robert & Co., bakers, 11 Alloway Street, aithbertson, William B. (of D. Wyllie and Son), 19 Park Circus. Cuthill, James, Tarn's Brig P.O., 4 North Newton Place. Cuthill, Thomas, currier, 6 Cliurch Street.

Dale, James, piano tuner, 48 Union Avenue.

Dalling, Robert, Orwell Cottage, 47 Hawkhill Avenue.

Bailing, Robert, postman, Orwell Cottage, 47 Hawkhill Avenue.

Dallas, John, cab driver, 226 High Street.

Dallas, Walter, salesman, 97 High Street.

Dalmellington Iron Company's Office, Wellington Cham- bers, 4 Fullarton Street— David White, manager. (See advt. page 28).

Dalrymple, Alexander, Registered Plumber, Slater,

and Glazier, 115 High Street — House, 3 Duke Street.

(See advt. page 157). Dalrymple, John, plumber, 6 Annfield Place, Argyle Street. Dalrymple, Robert, slater, Falkirk Cottage, 25 Wellington Street. Dalton, Thomas, naturalist, 40 Carrick Street; house, 36 High

Street. Dalziel, James (of DaJziel & Napier), 1 Montgomerie Terrace. Dalziel & Napier, pianoforte:, harmonium, American organ, and

musicsellers, 58 Sandgate. Dalziel, William, groom, 22 Mill Street. Dalziel, Miss, teacher 01 piano, 8 Cromwell Place. Dalziel, Mrs, Blair Lodge, 34 Racecourse Road. Daniel, John, blacksmith, Craigie Street.

GENERAL DIKECTOEY. 77

Dante, Alfred, Restaurant, 83 George Street. (See advt. page 93).

Darrell, Mrs, 17 Elba Street.

Davidson, Alexander, gardener, 1 Avondale Terrace, 14 Falkland ■ Park.

Davidson, Alexander, painter, 11 Oarrick Street.

Davidson, John, Joiner and Builder, 49 New Road- House, Osborne Cottage, 58 New Road. (See advt. page 59).

Davidson, John, cashier, Eden Villa, 36 Prestwick Road.

Davidson, John K. , grocer's assistant, 3 South Harbour Street.

Davidson's Newton Emporium, 15 Main Street.

Davidson, Patrick, Glendoon, Fairfield Road.

Davidson, R. M., of Drumley, 1 Barns Terrace.

Davidson, Capt. T. St. 0., 2nd Vol. Batt. R.S.F., Montgomerie Lodge, 40 Castlehill Road.

Davidson, Misses, Morniiigside Cottage, 3 Springvale Road.

Davidson, Mrs, dairy, 39 and 41 Kyle Street.

Davidson, Mr^, 57 Alio way Street.

Davidson, Mrs, 44 Kyle Street.

Davie, Mrs, AUanvale, 12 South Park Road.

Davies, Cliarles, J. S. M., organist, Havelock Terrace, 22 Miller Road.

Day, Henry, commission agent. Union Buildings, 21 Burns Statue Square.

Day Nursery, 90 Wallace Street.

Dempster, Alexander, carder, 13 Kyle Street.

Denham, John, mason, 13 Church Street.

Denliaiii, Joseph, mason, 70 George Street.

Dennison, Captain John, 16 New Bridge Street.

Devan, Hugh, telegraph linesman, 34 Green Street.

Dewar, Robert (of Robert Dewar & Sons), Havelock Terrace, 8 Miller Road.

Dewar, Robert A. (of R. Dewar & Sons), Lynsted, Bams Crescent.

Dewar, Robert & Sons, Auctioneers, Cattle Salesmen- Auction Mart Office and Sale-Rooms, Kyle Hall, Kyle Street. (See advt. page 52).

Dewar, William J. (of R. Dewar & Sons), Craigie Road.

Diamond, Robert, engine-driver, 129 George Street.

Diok, Adam, joiner, 68 and 70 New Road.

Dick, Alexander, joiner, Wiston Place, 74 Church Street.

Dick, David, builder, Westbourne Place, 28 Princes Street.

Dick, Gavin G. , 3 Barns Street.

Dick, James, brass-finisher, 34 Wellington Street.

Dick, J. G., painter, 5 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhar Road.

Dick, John, traveller, 46 Viewfield Road.

Dick, John, engineer, 139 South Harbour Street.

78 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Dick, Walter, tweed millman, 33 Elmbank Street.

Dick, William, teacher, 9 Queen s Terrace.

Dick, William, sawyer, 62 Content Street.

Dick, William, joiner, 162 George Street.

Dick, Miss, grocer, 44 Princes Street.

Dick, Miss, Westgrove, St Leonard's Road.

Dick, Misses, dressmakea's, 153 High iStreet.

Dick, Mrs John, 12 Alio way Place.

Dick, Mrs John, 51 Alloway Place.

Dickie, Adam, 4 Church Place, Cross Street.

Dickie, James, Grocer, 78 and 80 Allison Street— House,

6 Alexandria Terrace, Union Avenue. (See advt. page 56. Dickie, James, carter, 5 York Street. Dickie, John, cabman, 67 Alloway Street. Dickie, John, sihoemaker, 3 Church Street. Dickie, John, frame ^wyer, 1 York Street Lane. Dickie, John, clerk, 116 New Road.

Dickie, flatthew, Ayr Arms Hotel, 209 High Street—

(See advt. page 14.5). Dickie, Matthew,, joiner, 24 North Harbour Street. Dickie, Mrs, hardware merchant, 72 Main Street. Dickie, Mrs George, 21 High Street.

Dickson, A. & Sons, Family Bread and Pastry Baker, 229 and 233 High Street. (See advt. imge 142).

Dickson, Alexander, plumber, 13 Old Bridge Street. Dickson, Francis, foreman, 215 High Street. Dickson, Peter, 6 Northfield Avenue. Dickson, Miss, Florida Terrace, 25 Falldand Park. Dickson, Miss, 2 St John's Place, Fort Street. Dickson, Mrs Frances, 52 Dalblau' Road.

Dietrich, II. Hairdresser, 46 Alloway Street — House, 50 Alloway Street. (See advt. page 127).

Dinnan, Bernard, mason, 6 Queen Street.

Dinning, Qiarles, cork-cutter, 65 Princes Street.

Dinning, Hemy, mason, 1 Sandgate.

Dinning, Robert, tailor, 72 Elba Street.

Dinning, Samuel, tailor, 7 Elba Street Lane;

Doak, James, organist, 19 Bellevue Crescent.

Doak, Robert, bookbinder, Havannah Place, 5 Viewfield Road.

Dobbie, David, chemist, 4 Gordon Place ; house. Hawthorn Villa, 29 Hawkhill.

Dobbie, James (of R. Dobbie and Coy.), Laurel Bank, 1 Broom- field Road.

Dobbie, James, 4 Park Terrace.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 79

Dobbie, James, headmaster Wallacetown Public School ; house,

35 Green Street. Dobbie, John (of A. Smith and Sons), 21 Alio way Street; house,

-40 Bellevue Orescent.

Dobbie R. 6t Co., Family Boot Makers, Place D'Aury Buildings, 56 Alloway street and 43 High Street;

Tanners, Curriers, Leather Merchants, and Wholesale Shoe Manufacturers — Works, Mill Street. (See advt. page 14).

Dobbie, Robert, grocer, 3 Albert Terrace, off John Street.

Dobbie, William, commercial traveller, 20 Fullarton Street.

Dobbie, Miss, 105 High Street.

Dobson, A. S., wool spinner, 187 High Street.

Docherty, George, bricklayer, 3 North Park Av.enue, off Prest- wick Road.

Docherty, Sergt. -Major J., 123 South Harbour Street.

Docherty, Mrs, Seaview Terrace, 102 Prestwick Road.

Don, James, 37 Mill Street.

Donald, Hugh, baker, Bentick Place, 19 Russell Street.

Donald, James C, Wellwood, 30 Castlehill Road.

Donald, Robert, engineer, Mossiend, 10 Ashgrov© Street.

Donald, Robert, pattern maker, 3 Church Street.

Donald, William, sawyer, 32 Princes Street.

Donald, Williaan, 2 Easton, Ewenfield Road.

Donaldson, A, & Son, Family Bakers, 32 New Bridge- House, Franklin Villa, Seabank Road. (See advt. page 6.

Donaldson. David, Millarfie-u. House, 10 Broomfield Road.

Donaldson, David, green grocer, 63 Wallace Street; house 6 Allison Street.

Donaldson, Miss, fruiterer, 11 Old Bridge Street.

Donaldson, Mrs, 62 Carrick Street.

Dougall, David (of DougaH^ Goudie and Douglas), Ooilbank, 32 Castlehill Road.

Dougall, Goudie & Douglas, solicitors and notaries public; 70 Wellington Chambers, Ayr.

Douglas, James, Honumental Sculptor, near Railway Station, Townhead — House, Glenerne 43 Park Circus. (See advt. page 114).

Douglas, James, joiner, 153 High Street.

Douglas, John (of Dougall, Goudie and Douglas, solicitors), 5 Lancaster Terrace, Bellevue Crescent.

Douglas, John, carter, 22 Green Street Lane,

Douglas, Jolin, fireman, 11 Victoria Street.

Douglas, William, plasterer, 3 Nelson Street.

Douglas, William, ironmonger, 3 Wallace Street ; house, 24 Fullar- ton Street.

80 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Douglas, William, grocer, 11 Content Street.

Douglas, Miss, music teacher, 40 Dalblair Road.

Douglas, Mrs, dress and mantle maker, Beresford Cottage, 17

Beresford Terrace. Douglas, Mrs Wm., milliner, 24 Fullarton Street. Dow, Robert, tailor, 65 Princes Street. Dow, Thomas (of Imrie and Son), 7 Hawkhill. Dow, Thomas, gardener, 30 iNew Bridge Street. Dow, Miss, 9 Bams Street.

Dow, Mrs, 8 Alexandria Terrace, Union Avenue. Dow, Mrs, Gowanlea, 26 Hawkliill. Downie, Charles, restaurant, 52 Sandgate. Downie, James, railway inspector, 11 North Park Avenue, off

Prestwick Road. Downs, Thomas, clerk. Primrose Cottage, Castlehill Road. Drennan, Mrs James, 22 Bellevue Crescent. Drinnan, James, joiner, 54 Princes Street. Drinnan, James H. (of Drimian and Murphy), Mayfield, 38 Hawk-

hm.

Drinnan, John, Joiner, 30 Wallace Street — House, 2

Hawkhill. (See advt. page 116).

Drinnan, John, moulder, 59 Green Street. Drinnan, J. & W., jomers, 116 George Street.

Drinnan & Murphy, Slaters and Plumbers, 88 George Street. (See advt. page 91).

Drinnan, William, Joiner and Builder, 82 George Street

— House, Chilian, 50 Prestwick Road. (See advt. page 84.

Drmnan, William (of J. and W. Drinnan), 3 Hawkliill.

Drinnan, William, 1 Dalblair Road.

Drinnan, JVIrs, Hawkhill Cottage, 40 Hawkhill.

Drummond, Mrs, 4 Bellevue Cottages, off Bellevue Road.

Druhimond, Mrs, 9 Caxrick Park.

Drysdale, Mrs, Roselyn, 23 Beresford Tferrace.

Drysdale, James, shipping agent, 22 Hawkhill Avenue.

Duft\ Hugh, 12 Academy Street.

Duff, John, slater, 29 Main Street.

Duff, Thomas, tailor, 82 Elba Street.

Duff, Thomas, rural postman to Alloway, 2 Old Bridge Street.

Duff, William, cabinetmaker, 2 Old Bridge Street.

Duff, William, engineer, 46 Green Street.

Duffy, James, Coal /Merchant and Carriage Hirer, 75 and 77 Wallace Street. (See advt. page 78).

Dmnigan, Henry, engine-driver, 25 Elmbank Street. Dunbar, Alexander, slater, 45 Church Street.

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 81

Dunbar, James, Plumber and Slater, 14 and 38 Carrick Street — House, 2 JSTorthfieJd Avenue. (See advt. page 82.

Duubar, Jolin, plumber, 207 High Street.

Dunbar, Matthew, mason, 2 Daisy Cottage, Northfield Avenue.

Duncan, Alexander, brewer, Ayr Brewery House.

Duncan, Cliarles, engine-driver, 26 Waggon Road.

Duncan, David, 51 Kyle Street.

Dmican, D., late H.M. Customs, 49 Fort Street.

Duncan, David, Viewfield Place, 76 Allison Street.

Duncan, James, engine-driver, 39 Nelson Street.

Duncan, John, engineman, Arnsheen Terrace, 12 Duke Street.

Duncan, Peter, Carting Contractor (Successor to Walter Millar), 40 Qreen Street Lane— House, 166 High Street. (See advt. page 148).

Duncan, Robert, engine-driver, 15 Goshen Terrace, off M'Call's

Avenue. Duncan, Samuel, engine keeper, Mossell Cottage, M'CaU's Avenue, Dunccin, Thomas, Weston Place, 7 Miller Road. Duncan, Rev. William Cairns, minister, second charge, Bourtree

Park, 30 Castlehill Road. Dimcan, William, foreman Ayr Nurseries, 55 Ca<stlehill Road. Duncan, Miss, Bible reader. Mission-house, 19 Princes Street. Duncan, Miss, 202 High Street. Duncan, Miss, grocer, 69 Wallace Street. Dundee Equitable Boot and Shoe Depot, 33 High Street. Duncombe, John T., Union Bank House, 130 High Street. Dunlop, David (of D. and J. Dunlop, solicitors). Wellpark Place,

31 Miller Road. Dunlop, D. & J., solicitors, Wellington Chambers, 6 Fullarton

Street. Dunlop, Hugh, watchmaker, 65 George Street. Dunlop, James (of D. and J. Dunlop, solicitors), 4 Lancaster

Terrace, Bellevue Crescent. Dunlop, James, butcher, 61 Wallace Street and 1 Wellington

Street; house, 13 Russell Street. Dunlop, James, coachman, 4 Wattfield Road. Dunlop, John, cabman, 34 Mill Street. Dunlop, John, joiner, 40 Princes Street. Dunlop, John, joiner, 71 South Harbour Street. Dunlop, Robert, storeman, Seaforth Road, off Prestwick Road. Dunlop, Robert, catiinetmaker, xx Bexesford Terrace. Dunlop, Robert, 106 Green Street.

Dunlop, Thomas, mason, Foulds Cottage, Prestwick Road. Dunlop, William, stockbroker, Kensal Tower, 61 Bellevue

Crescent. Dunlop, William, joiner, 95 Wallace Street.

82 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Dunlop, Miss, spirit merchant, 83 and 85 South Harbour Street. Dunlop, Misses A., 113 Cross Street.

Dunlop, Misses n. & M. China rierchants. 6o High Street — House, 2 Buckingham Terrace, Charlotte Street. (See advt. page 23.

Dunlop, Mrs, Balcarras, 27 Castlehill Road.

Dunlop, Mrs, laundress, St Clair Cottage, 92 Allison Street.

Dunlop, Mrs Andi^ew, 95 New Road.

Dunn, Mrs, 52 Allison Street.

Dunsniuir, Allan, carpenter, 48 York Street.

Dunsmuir, George, 1 Belvidere Terrace, off Allison Street.

Dunsmuir, George, 75 George Street.

Dunsniuir, George, engineer, 69 George Street.

Durham & Wright, dressmakers, 3 Killocli PJace.

Durward, James, seedsman, 39 Fort Street.

Duthie, A., printer, 69 Princes Street.

Dyer, Mrs W. M. , restaurant and confectioner, 176 and 243 High

Street. Dykes, Alexander, baker, 55 Peebles Street. Dykes, George (of John Dykes and Sons), 46 Bellevue Crescent. Dykes, John & Sons, seedsmen, 21 South Harbour Street. Dykes, Rev. Thomas, D.D., South Park, 37 Racecourse Road.

Eaglesham, John, A.R.I.B.A., C.E., Wellington Chambers, 46 Fort Street ; house, Wheatfield, Wheatfield Road.

Eaglesham, William, 88 Russell Street.

Eaglesham, Mrs, 31 South Harbour Street.

Eaglesome, James, tailor, 10 Carrick Street,

Easdale, Andrew, joiner, 122 High Street.

•Eas:dale, Andrew, fireman, 38 Weaver Street.

Easdale, Robert, painter, 25 Green Street.

Easdale, Mrs, draper, 27 Green Street.

Eastman, Limited, butcher, 10 New Bridge Street; J. Knox, manager.

Easton, Alexander, gardener, 129 South Harbour Street.

Easton, Peter, . Galloway Crescent, 67 Russell Street.

Easton, Walter, 24 Wellington Square.

Easton, Mrs, Etive, 4 Chalmers Road, off Castlehill Road.

Eccles, Miss M. , 166 High Street.

Eddington, William, pointsman, Ceylon Villa, 32 Falkland Park.

Eddy, William, collector of customs, 2 Fort Street; house, Forres, 15 Castlehill Road.

Edgar, Andrew, joiner, 8 West Sanquhar Road.

I-

GENEEAL DIRECTORY. 83

Edgar, Thomas, joiner, 2 Cathcart Street. ,

Edgar, William, clerk, Florida Terrace, 17 Falkland Park. Edgar, William & Son, tea merchants, 63 Kyle Street. Edgar, Mrs William, Victoria Terrace, 36 Viewfield Road. Edinburgh Boot & Shoe Co., 88 5and gate— James Smith,

Manager. (See advt. page 77). Edwards, C, Newfield, 6 South Park Road. Electricity Works, Mill Street.

Elliot, George, tailor and clothier, 30 Wallace Street. Elliot, James, roadman, 162 George Street. Elliot, Miss, 18 Academy Street. Ely, George H., organist and music editor, 4 Sandringham Terrace,

Bellevue Road. Emmet, George, spirit merchant, 28 Nelson Street. Ercolina, Pietro, confectioner, 34 Carrick Street. Erskine, Thomas, weaver, 49 Allison Street. Erskine, Mrs. Robert, 5 Alloway Place.

Ethelburga, Sister, superior, St John's Home, Smith Street. Eveleigh, W. G., Mus. Doc, Oxon. , 3 Park Terrace. Evans, Thomas, prison warder, Wellington Lodge, Bath Place. Ewing, Charles L. Orr, M.P., Red House, 18 Racecourse Road. Ewing, Joseph, Drumlithie Cottage, 24 Hawkhill.

F

Fairlie, John, slater, 23 John Street.

Fairlie, Colonel John R., Rose-bank, Monument Road.

Fairlie, Mrs, 2 St John's Place, Fort Street.

Falconer, James, telegraph foreman, 8 Mill Street.

Falconer, John B., coachman, Union Buildings, 31 Burns Statue

Square. Fallas, David, railway guard, 8 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhar

Road. Farquliar, Miss, 1 Seaview Terrace, Prestwick Road. Farquharson, William, gardener, 4 Bath Place. Faulds, Robert, slater, 29 Kyle Street. Feggans, Samuel, mason, 94 High Street. Feggans, Samuel, joiner, 6 Gordon Place. Ferguson & Co., printers and publishers. Smith Street. Ferguson, James, gardener, 72 George Street. Ferguson, James & Son, tobacconists, 26 New Bridge Street. Ferguson. J. M., "Observer" Office, Smith Street; house,

Malcolm Lodge, 44 Prestwick Road. Ferguson, Peter (of James Ferguson and Son), Roan Park, 19

Montgomerie Terrace. Ferguson, Tod (of Ferguson & Co. ), Malcolm Lodge, 44 PrestAvickRoad. Fergusson, Alexander, printer and stationer, 18 and 20 High

Street; house, 5 Montgomerie Terrace.

84 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Fergusson, David, solicitor, 62 Newmarket Street; house, 5

Wellington Square. Fergusson, Donald, prison warder, Wellington Lodge, Bath Place. Fergusson, George (of George Fergusson and Co.), 100 John

Street. Fergusson, George, railway badge porter, Craigie Street.

Fergusson, George & Co., Joiners and Funeral Under= takers, 115 High Street. (See advt. page 152).

Fergusson, Hickson, Knowe, 68 Midton Road.

Fergusson, James, coal agent, 228 Prestwick Road.

Fergusson, James, foreman weaver, 28 Elmbank Street.

Fergusson, J. B. (of Whigham, Fergusson, Cunningham and Co.), Balgarth, Doonfoot.

Fergusson, John, railway employee^, 30 Kyle Street.

Fergusson, John, tanner, 264 High Street.

Fergusson, John, painter, 117 Main Street.

Fergusson, Joseph, railway guard, 52 Princes Street.

Fergusson, R. & J., solicitors, 14 Cathcart Street; house, 6 Queen's Teirrace.

Fergusson, Robert, engine-driver, 42 Allison Street.

Fergusson, William, slater, Mount Pleasant, 29 Hawkhill Avenue.

Fergusson, WHliam, joiner, 100 New Road.

Fergusson, William, gardener, Hawthorne Lodge, Victoria Park.

Fergusson, William, joiner, Annfield Place, 8 Argyle Street.

Fergusson, Miss, laundress, 129 High Street.

Fernie, David (of W. Highet and Son), plumber, 123 South Har- bour Street.

Fiddes, William, salesman, 41 Green Street Lane.

Findlay, Alexander, carter, 73 High Street.

Findlay Brothers, furniture salerooms, 16 and 18 Old Bridge Street.

Fmdlay, David & Co., oil merchants, York Street Lane.

Findlay, Hugh, furniture saleroom, 9 Wallace Street; house, No. 7 do.

Findlay, Jacob, sergeant of police, Viewhouse, Racecourse.

Findlay, James, mason, 17 Argyle Street.

Findlay, James, 10 Chalmers Road.

Findlay, James, cabinetmaker, 13 Peebles Street.

Findlay, John, furniture dealer, 37 Elmbank Street.

Findlay, John, mason, 37 New Road.

Findlay, Robert, Potato flerchant, 21 Back Main Street

— House, 17 Peebles Street. (See advt. page 120). Findlay, ThomaiS, 39 Alloway Street. Findlay, William, inspector of police, 72 New Road. Findlay, William F., 16 Carrick Park. Findlay, Mrs, 2 Content Street.

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 85

Finnie, Robert, manufacturer, Limond's Wynd; house, Qlen-

airlie, 21 Prestwick Road. Finiiie, Mrs, Blairbeth Cottage, 9 Hawkliill. Fiisher, George, coal trimmer, 48 Green Street. Fisher, George, joiner, 61 Princes Street. Fisher, Hamilton, gardener, 23 Falkland Road. Fisher, Hugh, slater, 38 Content Street. Fisher, James, Afton Cottage, 9 Midton Road. Fisher, J. & w . , boot warehouse, 5 Wallace Street. Fisher, John, baker, 31 High Street.

Fisher, Robert, carpenter, Flowerbank, 21 Castlehill Road. Fisher, William, slater, 83 Mill Street. Fisher, jVIiss A., tobacconist, 65 High Street.

Fisher, flisses, Hosiers and Glovers, Ladies' and Children's Outfitters, 49 and 51 Newmarket Street.

(See advt. page 152).

Fisher, Mrs, dressmaker, 34 Wellington Street.

Fisher, Mrs, 2 Darlington Road.

Fitzpatrick, Mrs William, 33 Nelson Street.

Flannigan, James, ostler, 75 Alloway Street.

Fleming, John, carter, 64 Viewfield Road.

Fletcher, Arthur, veterinary surgeon, Craighall, 15 Beresford

Terrace. Fletcher, Frederick, wood-carver, 17 Princes Street. Fletcher, Peter, butcher, 167 High Street; house, 160 do. Flint, John (of Wm. Flint and Son), 2 Montgomerie Terrace. Flint, William & Son, merchants, 11 and 13 South Harbour

Street. Flint, Miss, 3 Cromwell Place.

Foggo, George, joiner, Florida Terrace, 25 Falkland Park. Foggo, John, builder, Fernlea, 48 Falkland Park. Foggo, William, builder, Florida Terrace, 7 Falkland Park. Forbes, Alexander, teacher of mining, Arleph, St Leonard's Road. Forbes, John, Inspector County Constabulary, 34 Charlotte Street. Forbes, William, mason, 4 Avondale Terrace, Falkland Park. Forbes, William, gardener, 53 Mill Street.

Forbes, fliss Ann, Dressmaker and riilliner, 16 Barns Street. (See advt. page 148).

Forbes, Mrs Alexander, 14 Barns Street.

Ford, George, groom, 74 Princes Street.

Forgan, Mrs, 17 Queen's Terrace.

Forgie, John, Ayr and Glasgow carrier, 31 FuUarton Street.

Forgie, Robert, foreman baker, 13 Charlotte Street.

Forrest, James, Joiner, 41 George Street— House, 41 Fort Street. (See advt. page 87).

00 GiilNERAL DIRECTORY.

Forrest. Robert & Co., Grocers and Wine Merchants, 62 High Street— Bonded Warehouse, Kyle Street. (See advt. page L59).

Forrest, Mrs, 12 Fullarton Street.

Forrest, Mrs, 41 Fort Street.

Forsyth, Alexander, lace-weaver, 44 Elba Street.

Forsyth, F. S., auctioneer, 55 Kyle Street.

Fortune, James, painter, 127 South Harbour' Street.

Fortune, John, tailor, 18 Garden Street.

Forwell, James, mason, 29 Russell Street.

Foster, Alexander, engine-driver, 38 Russell Street.

Fraser, Abraham, engineer, 18 Viewfield Road.

Fraser, David, tinsmith, 126 High Street.

Fraser, George, spirit salesman, Eastwood, 18 Hawkhill Avenue.

Fraser, Q. D., House Painter and Decorator, 19 Union Buildings— House, Redcliff, Holmston Road. (See advt. page 112).

Fraser, Hugh, coachman, 126 High Street.

Fraser, Hugh, lorryman, 6 Green Street Lane.

Fraser, James (of J. Campbell and Co., plumbers), 18 Mill Street.

Fi-aser, James, joiner, 56 Content Street.

Fraser, James (of Imrie and Company), Nursery House, 55 Castle- hill Road; shop, 63 Alloway Street.

Fraser, James, 55 Content Street.

Fraser, John, Holmston Road.

Fraser, John, coachman, Lyndoch Stables, Park Circus.

Fraser, John, cabinetmaker, 16 Hawkhill Avenue.

Fraser, John, shoe traveller, 8 Hall's Vennal.

Fraser, Robert, cabinetmaker, 24 New Bridge Street.

Fraser, Simon, coachman, Corsehill Stables, Monument Road.

Fraser, Thomas, dyer, 17 Elmbank Street.

Fraser, Thomas, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 61 High Street, 3 Hope Street, and 7 New Bridge Street- House, 4 Bruce Crescent. (See advt. page 103).

Fraser, Mrs, 20 Green Street Lane.

Fraser, IVIrs, grocer, Tryfield, West Sanquhar Road.

Fraser, Mrs, 1 Goshen Terrace, off M'Call's Avenue.

Freeman, HaiTis, saleroom, 184 High Street.

French, Mrs, 202 Hi.gh Street.

Frew, Charles, painter, 156 George Street.

Frew, John, Flesher, 69 and 245 High Street— House,

Aldersyde, Carrick Road. (See advt. page 73). Frew, John, soirgeon dentist, 7 Cathcart Street. Frew, Thomas, flesher, Stafla, 19 Midton Road. Frew, William, flesher, Wellington Chambers, 6 Fullarton Street.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 87

Fullarton, Adam, compositor, 41b George Street.

Fullarton, J. & W. Lathers, 45 New Road— Houae, 45

George Street. (See advt. page 59). Fullarton, James, flesher, 43 George Street. Fullerton, Major W. FuUerton, Elmsley, 7 Racecourse Road. Fullarton, William (of J. and W. Fullarton, lathers), Innez

Cottage, 11 Yiewfield Road. Fullarton, Mrs, dre:ssniaker, 6 Cassillis Street. Fuller, Arthur J., burgh electrical engineer, Electricity Works,

Mill Street ; house, 18 Carrick Park. Fuller, A., 13 Midton Road. Fulton, Andrew, brewer, 29 New Road. Fulton, Archibald, joiner, 129 George Street. Fulton, Ebenezer, guard, Woodfield Cottage, Oswald Avenue. Fulton, Frederick, gardener, Mount Charles Lodge. Fulton, James, gardener, 260 High Street.

Fulton, James H., Painter and Paperhanger, loi New

Road. (See advt. page 125). Fulton, John, stableman, 69 Kyle Street. Fulton, Robert, joiner foreman, Union Buildings, 21 Bm^ns Statue

Square. Fulton, Thomas, baker, 4 Alexandria Terrace, Un'on Avenue. Fulton, Miss, 4 Barns Terrace. Fulton, Mrs Carrick House, 48 Carrick Street. Fulton, Mrs, 1 Burns Statue Square. Fyfe, Thomas, vaUman, Viewfield Place, 74 Allison Street.

Gairdner, David, prison warder, Wellington Cottage, Bath Place.

Gairdner, Edward, groom. Union Buildings, 34 Smith Street.

Gairdner, James, newsagent, 8 North Newton Place.

Gairdner, Misses, Franklin Villa, Seabank Road.

Gairdner, Misses, Ardvouline, 8 feouth Park Road.

Gairdner, Mrs, 32 Green Street.

Galbraith, David, traveller, 22 Union Avenue.

Galbraith, John, mason, 51 Kyle Street.

Galbraith, John, 244 Prestwick Road.

Galbraith, Thomas, engmeman, 33 Viewfield Road.

Galbraith, W. C, Baker, 80 High Street and 26 Main Street — House, Davaar, 29 Park Circup. (See advt page 63).

Galbraith, W. C, jun., baker, 7 Barns Crescent.

Gallacher, George, gardener, Windyhall, 67 Midton Road.

Gallocher, John, superintendent British Legal Assurance Co., Milton Cottage, Milliken Par!.-.

00 GENERAL DIRECTOEY.

Gallie, Mrs George, 11 Park Circus. Galloway, Adam, 93 High Street.

Galloway, James W., St Andrew's House, Seafield Road. Galloway, Captain John, 4 Ailsa Place, Fort. Galloway, Mrs, 38 Dalblair Road. Gait, Adam, checker, 61 Wellington Street. Gait, James, chimney sweeper, 7 Content Street. Gait, James, insurance agent, 6 Campbell Street. Gait, John, insurance agent, 31 Elmbank Street. Gait, Robert, joiner, 2 Burnett Terrace, off Hawkhill. Gait, Misses, 13 Bellevne Crescent. ,

Ganley, Michael, gardener, Mary Cottage, 24 Viewfield Road. Gardiner, Jolm & Co., tweed manufacturers, Tweed Mills, View- field Road. Gardiner, John, Tantallon, 8 Chalmers Road. Gardner, Thomas, bricklayer, Ongar Cottage, West Sanquhar

Pvoad. Garland, Peter, plasterer, 37 John Street. Garnock Steam Sliipping Coy. , Ltd. ; office, Dock Buildings,

North Quay. Garret, Mrs, 65 New itoad. Garrety, Misses, 32 Princes Street. Garrie, Mrs, 20 Gordon Place. Garrow, William, commei"cial traveller, Hazeldean, 12 Chalmers

Road. Garry, Mrs, 41 Union Buildings, Smith Street. Garvie, Peter, Stanley Cottage, 63 Content Street. Gass, James, traveller, Mungo Cottage, 12 Hawkhill Avenue. Gass, William, traveller, 4 Burnett Terrace. Gaunt, Daniel, traveller, 9 Cromwell Place. Gaunt, Mrs, 3 St John's Place, Fort Street. Oaw, William, Painter and Paperhanger, 32 Wallace

Street— House, 66 Wallace Street. (See advt. page 117). Gebbie, Francis (of Lennox and Gebbie, hamcurers), Blanefield

Cottage, 79 Prestwick Road. Gebbie, James, boot repairer, 19 High Street; house, 2 Ailsa

Place, Fort. Geddes, Misses, 5 Buckingham Terrace, Charlotte Street. Gellatly, D. G., salesman, 23 Fort Street. Gemmell, Alexander, solicitor, Wellington Cliambers, 64 Fort

Street; house, Chelston, Blackburn Road. Gemmell, Charles, shoemaker, 50 Princes Street. Gemmell, Matthew, boot and shoe maker, 49 Main Street ; house,

14 Elmbank Street. Gemmell, John, engine-driver, 70 York Street Lane. Gemmell, John D., job postmaster, 35 Carrick Street; house,

Carlo wrie, 3 Castlehill Road.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 89

Gemmell, Robert, fireman, 4 Church Street.

Gemmell, Thomas, agent National Bank, 34 New Bridge Street ;

house, 2 Academy Street.

Gemmell, A. & Son, Post and Job Masters, 205 High

Street ; and Call Office, Wellington Square. (See

advt. page 30).

Gemmell, Thomas M. & Son, publishers of "Ayr Advertiser," 100

High Street. Gemmell, Mrs, 53 Mill Street.

Gemmell, Mrs Gavin, 9 Lancaster Terrace, Bellevue Crescent. Gemmell, Mrs James, 5 St John's Place, Fort Street. Gemson, Laurence, headmaster St Margaret's R,C. School, 57

Church Street. Georgeson, Miss, Hampton, 25 Carrick Road. Gibb, Alexander, carpenter, 8 Garden Street.

Gibb, Allan, Cabinetmaker, 70 High Street— House, 109

Cross Street. (See advt. page 43). Gibb, John, brass-finisher, 46 Hawkhill Avenue. Gibb, Robert, boilermaker, 127 South Harbour Street.

Gibb, Mrs, Hawkhill Laundry, 46 Hawkhill Avenue.

(See advt. page 89). Gibson, Arthur, gardener, 49 Mill Street. Gibson, David, storeman, 30 New Bridge Street. Gibson, George, clerk, 18 Main Street. Gibson, James, clerk, Rosebank Cottage, 38 Falkland Park.

Gibson, James, Confectioner, as^flain Street— House,

Rose Cottage, off Northfield Avenue. (See advt page 127). Gibson, James, joiiig^ 175 High Street. Gibson, James, cabdiiver, 89 High Street. Gibson, John, flesher, 26 High Street; house, 61 Allison

Street. Gibson, John, compositor, 35 Fullarton Street. Gibson, John, hatter, 82 High Street; house, Afton Cottage, 2

Carrick Road. Gibson, Peter, flesher, 94 Main Street ; house, 52 Weaver Street. Gibson, Richard, slater, 68 Elba Street.

Gibson, Robert, joiner, St Murray Cottage, 70 Cliurch Street. Gibson, Thomas, railway employee, 28 Mill Street.

Gibson, W. & D., Confectioners, 23 Main Street. (See

advt. page 55). Gibson, William, confectioner, 40 Union Avenue. Gibson, William, traveller, 45 High Street. Gibson, Miss, Wolseley Place, 23 Qiurch Street. Gioson, Miss, North Park Terrace, 14 Prestwick Road.

90 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Gibson, Mrs, Falkland Villa, 27 Prestwick Road.

Gibsion, Mrs, butcher, 61 Allison Street.

Gibson, Mrs, 74 High Street.

Gibson, Mrs, Terrace House, 36 Charlotte Street.

Gibson, Mrs, 19 Content Street.

Gibson, Mrs, mangier, 10 Elba Street.

Giifen, "William, clerk, 8 Duke Street.

Gilbertson, Mrs, 2 Eglinton Terrace.

Gilchrist, David, pointsman, 4 Northfield Place, ojff Prestwick

Road. Gilchrist, John, carter, 35 Green Street Lane. Gilchrist, John, carter, 8 Church Place, Cross Street. Gilchrist, William,, 239 High street. Gilchrist, Mrs, dairy, 22 Dalbiair Road. Gildea, James A., foreman printer, Craigie Street. Giles, Hemv, Burnside House, 90 Prestwick Road. Giles, W. G., des.'",gner, 5 Tiyfield Place. Gilfillan, Andrew, 30 A noway Street.

Gillillan, M'ss, boot and shoe warehouse, 35 Alloway Street. GUlan, Daniel, rag merchant, 11 and 12 River Street, Gillan, Robert, 18 Wellington Square.

Gillan, Thomas, Bon Marche, 121 High Street ; house. 63 do. Gillan, William, dairyman, 170 Prestwick Road. Gillan, William, water inspector, 75 Main Street. Gillespie, Alexander, clerk, 89 Mill Street. Gillies, John, carriage hirer, 34 Union Buildings, Smith Street. Gillies, William, quartermaster-sergeant, 7 Milliken Park, dfif

Northfield Avenue. Gilmore, Captain David, 81 Mill Street. Gilmour, Francis, plumber, 38 Princes Street. G^lmour, James, miller, 14 Academy Street. Gilmour, James, plumber, 13 Victoria Street. Gilmour, John, hamcurer, 196 High Street, Gilmour, John, coal trimmer, 12 Green Street Lane. Gilmour, Robert, raUway fireman, 30 Allison Street. Gilmour, Miss, Carlton Terrace, 39 Bellevue Crescent. Gilogley, W-uiam, bricklayer, 187 High Street. Girdwood, Gavan, baker, 168 High Street and 20 Sandgate;

house, Curtican, 47 Carrick Road. Girdwood, John, baker, 6 Wattfield Road.

Girls' Industrial School, Belmont Avenue ; Miss Lindsay matron. Given, David, foreman mason, 8 West Sanquhar Road.

Glasgow Tramway & Omnibus Co. Ltd., Cab and Carriage Hirers. Office.*;— 68 Sandgate and Railway Station Cab Stance. Stables 5 New Bridge Street and Belmont Avenue. Telephone No. 103. (See advt. page 151).

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 91

Glass, David, brass-finisher, 264 High Street.

Glass, Mrs, 240 High Street.

Glen, Adam, plasterer, 26 Duke Street.

Qlen, Matthew, Plasterer, Isia Cottage, West Sanquhar

Road. (See advt. page 82). Glendinning, George, mason, 6 Gordon Place. Glendinning, Miss, milliner, 13 Union Buildings, Smita Street;

house, 23 Bellevue Crescent. Glendinning, Miss, 3 Academy Street. Glover, John, Greenside Villa, off Alio way Place. Glover, John, moulder, 12 Allison Street. Godfrey, Mrs, 20 Wellington Square. Gold, William, spirit merchant, 216 High Street; house, 1 Kyle

Street.

Qoldie, Andrew, Draper, 36 flain Street. (See advt. page

121). Gollan, James, clerk. Tax Otfice, 39 Union Avenue. /Good, Mrs, 12 Bath Place. Goodall, George, 46 High Street.

Gooden, Henry, draper, 69 Galloway Crescent, Russell Street. Goodwin, John, ship chandler, 38 North Harbour Street ; house,

1 Citadel Place, Fort. Gordon, Alexander, stationer, 68 Main Street; house, 3 Goshen

Terrace, off M'Call's Avenue. Gordon Brothers, Italian Warehousemen, Tea and Wine

Merchants, 25 Newmarket Street. (See advt. page 99). Gordon, David, shipbroker, 9 Charlotte Street. Gordon; David, harbour engineer, 12 Eglinton Terrace. Gordon, John (of Gordon Brothers), Darroch, 29 Castlehill Road. Gordon, Joseph, engineer, Elgin Cottage, Ailst Place, Fort. Gordon, Thomas, gardener, Ewenlield Gardens, St Leonard's

Road. Gordon, Mrs, Craigleur Terra.ce, 32 Carrick Road. Gordon, Mrs Henry, 47 Fort Street, Gordon, Mrs James, 14 Fullarton Street. Goudie, Charles, blacksmith, 8 Church Street. Goudie, James H. (of Dougall, Goudie and Douglas, solicitors),

Windsor Villa, 25 Miller Road. Goudie, John (of John Goudie and Son), Springpa.rk, 13 Dalblair

Road. Goudie, John T. (of R. and J. Goudie, solicitors), 17 Park Circus. Goudie, John, blacksmith, 30 Kyle Street. Goudie, John & Son, Restaurateurs and Pastry Bakers,

331 High Street. (See advt. page 3?). Goudie, Robert, solicitor, commissary, and sheriff clerk. County

Buildings; house, 14 Alloway Place.

F

92 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Goudie, R. & J., solicitors, 7 "Wellington Square.

Gondie, William, 18 Kyle Street.

Goudie, William, painter, 51 Allison Street.

Goudie, Miss Janette, registary for servants, 73 Alloway Street.

Goudie, Misses J. & H., Dressmakers and Milliners, 34 Main Street and 10 Wallace Street. (See advt page 12). ^

Goudie, Mrs, Florida Terrace, 11 Falkland Park.

Goudy, Miss, 9 Alloway Place.

Gould, James, draper, 74 Wallace Street.

Gourlay, Daniel, 75 Cross Street.

Gourlay, Misses, Gleniffer Place, 5 Miller Road.

Govan, James, lather, 2 Dean Place, M'Call's Avenue.

Graham, Archibald, hairdresser, 7 Mill Street.

Graham, Daniel, painter, 45 Wellington Street.

Graham, David, carter, Ayr Mills, Mill Brae.

Giuham, David, superintendent water works, 2 Killoch Place.

Graham, Donald, plumber, 18 Wellington Street.

Graham, George, painteir, 88 Main Street.

Graham, James, shoemaker, 4 Belvidere Terrace, off Allison

Street. Graham, James, watchmaker and jeweller, 38 Alloway Street;

house, 20 Queen's Terrace. Graham, John, painter, 19 Argyle Street. Graham, Thomas, joiner^, 33 Nelson Street. Graliam, William, painter, 45 High Street. Graliami, Miss, head teacher. Lady Jane Hamilton's School, 32

Charlotte Street. Graham, Miss, Hope Cottage, 50 Midton Road. Graham, Mrs George, 27 DaMair Road. Graham^, Mrs J. D., Hamilton Villa, 16 Carrick Road. Grammar School, Midton Road. Grange, Miss, Longton Villa, St Leonard's Road. Granger, Mrs J. H. , 28 Queen's Terrace. Grant, Daniel, railway foreman, 104 George Street. Grant, Duncan, grocer, 82 Main Street; house, Seabank Villa,

Fort. Grant, Hector, vanman, 43 Content Street. Grant, John, moulder, 58 Mill Street. Grant, John, railway clerk, Newton Lodge, Green Street. Grant, John, pointsman, 107 Cross Street. Grant, Tlioma<s, railway guard, Victoria Cottage, Dam Park. Grant, WUliam, Howat Lodge, 57 Castlehill Road. Grant, W. G. (of Himter and Grant), Westboume, 62 Castlehill

Road. Grant, Mrs, 3 Northpark Terrace, 12 Prestwick Road.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 93

Grant, Mrs, grocer, 55 G-eorge Street.

Grant, Mrs Donald, Waverley Temperance Hotel, 8 New feridge

Street. Granton, ■ William, cabdriver, 93 High Street. Grassick, Peter, traveller, 164 George Street. Graves, Hemy, L.R.A.M., organist, 4 Park Circus. Gray, James, missionary to the outdoor blind, Somerset Place,

4 Hawkhill Avenue. Gray, James, grocer, 10 Church Street; house, Gardner Cottage,

60 Church Street. Graj?", Joseph, 44 Bellevue Crescent. Gray, Robert, engineer, 7 Union Avenue. Gray, W. C, carpet manufacturer, Newton Carpet Works;

house, Northfield, 46 Prestwick Road. Gray, Miss, 56 Main Street. Gray, Miss, 3 Ailsa Place, Fort.

Gray, Miss, Westbourne Villa, 17 Ronaldshaw Park. Gray, Mrs C, 15 Wellington Squai-e. Gray, Mrs, 19 Beresford Terrace. Green, Hugh, gardener, Craigie Lodge, CVaigie Road. Green, James, storeman, 187 High Street. Green, Thomas, 21 High Street. Qreenan Steam Laundry Co., Doonfoot — D. Bowie,

Manager. (See advt. coloured leaf). Greenfield, Miss, 46 Northfield Aveime. Greenlees, Daniel, watchmaker, 50 John Street. Greenlees, Daniel, compositor, 5 Gordon Terrace. Greenlees, James & Son, boot and shoe warehouse, 194 High Street. Greenlees, John, watchmaker, 39 Newmarket Street; house, 9

Egiinton Terrace. Greenlees, Miss, 1 Academy Street. Greenwood, John, basket-maker, 93 Cross Street. Gregori, Chr'.stophe, pastry baker a.nd confectioner, 51 Alio way

Street; house, 61 do. Gregory, Captain John Jervis, R.N., Blackburn House, Race- course Road. Gribbon, James, police constable, 10 Victoria Street. Grier, William, groom, 43 Carrick Street. Grierson, Alexander, slater, 8 York Street. Grierson, John, manager to J. B. Bennet and Sons, painters ;

house, Wellington Chambers, 70 Fort Street. Gr'erson, William, 31 George Street. Griffiths, James, engineer, 57 Princes Street. Groener, H. , hairdresser, Union Avenue.

Grub, Rev. George, Rector, Episcopal Church, 2 Alloway Place. Gudgeon, Robert (of Hyland and Coy.), Netherby House, 12

Ronaldshaw Park, off Racecourse Road.

94 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Gunion, John, butler, 1 Bellevue Cottages, off Bellevue Roaxi. Grun, John, district superintendent Pearl Life Assurance Co., 45

Fort Street. Guthrie, A. & J., shipping agents, 44 North Harbour Street. Guthrie, Captain Robert, Elmslea, 34 Falkland Park. Guthrie, Robert, mason, 41 Nelson Street. Guthrie, William, Joiner and Funeral Undertaker, 235

High Street — House, 45 Alloway Street). (See advt. page 9), Gutlu-ie, Misses, 24 North Harbour Street.

H

Haddo-w, Jolin, grocer, 135 High Street.

Haggart, John, fitter, 7 Havannah Place, Viewfield Road.

Hainey, Mrs, 144 High Street.

Halbert, Matthew, dairy, 36 Mill Street.

Hall, Alexander, contractor, 65 Peebles Street.

Hall, Charles, mason, 23 Peebleis Street.

Hall, John, clerk, 30 Kyle Street.

Hall, J. & Co., Family Bread and Biscuit Bakers, 198

High Street. (See advt, page 46). Hall, Matthew, contractor, 31 Peebles Street. Hall, Misses, 20 Ballantine Drive. Hall, Miss, Viewfield Place, 74 Allison Street. Hall, Mrs M., 58 Russell Street. Hall, Mrs, 26 Ballantine Drive. Hall, Mrs C, 27 Peebles Street. Hallan, Geoi'ge, cabman, 240 High Street. Hallan, Mrs, spirit merchant, Victoria Bar, 24 and 26 Hope

Street; house, 4 Newmarket Street. Halliday, James, Clothier and Ladies' Tailor, 8 Cathcart

Street — House, Barndomaa, 7 St. Andrew's Street. (See advt.

page 31). Halliday, James, 22- Queen Street.

Halliday, William, clerk G.P.O., 31 South Harbour Street. Hamilton, Alexander, weaver, 40 Weaver Street. , Hamilton, Alexander, tailor, 43 New Road. Hamilton, Andrew, mason, Mungo Cottage, 14 Hawkhill Avenue. Hamilton, James, shipping agent, 60 North Harbour Street;

house, Ingleside, 43 Prestwick Road. Hamilton, James, lace-weaver, 12 Nelson Street. Hamilton, John, vanman, 32 Elmbank Street. Hamilton, John, guard, 52 Content Street. Hamilton, John, gardener, 8 Main Street.

GENEBAL DIRECTORY. 95

Hamilton, John, watchmaker, 7 Goshen Terrace, off M'Call's Avenue.

Hamilton, Matthew, joiner, 5 Carrick Park.

Hamilton, William, tailor, 53 Princes Street.

Ham.ilton, William, coach-painter, 17 Wellington Street.

Haanilton, William, mason, 40 Nelson Street.

Hamilton, William, carter, 35 New Road.

Hamilton, Miss, Inverdon, Racecourse View,

Hamilton, Miss, 17 York Street.

Hamilton, Mrs Hugh, 1 Barns Street.

Hamilton, Mrs, 59 Kyle Street.

Hamilton, Mrs William, 48 Allison Street.

Hamilton, Mrs James, hairdresser and tobacconist, 102 Main Street.

Hamilton, Mrs, Union Buildings, 31 Burns Statue Square.

Hamilton, Mrs James, Ashlea, 1 Park Circus.

Hamilton, Mrs, 58 Mill Street.

Haney, Patrick, carter, 54 Cross Street.

Hannah, Andrew, lorryman, 72 Allison Street.

Hannah, Andrew, dra^oer, 40 Church Street.

Hannah, David, cabinetmaker, 146 George Street.

Hannah, Hugh, joiner, 42 Kyle Street.

Hannali, James, pointsman, 128 George Street.

Hannah, James, railway fireman, 15 Argyle Street.

Hannah, Jolin, mason, 9 Argyle Street.

Hannah, John, fireman, 32 Weaver Street.

Hannah, William, painter, 9 Taylor Street.

Hannah, Mrs, Ewart Cottage, 10 Carrick Road.

Hannah, Mrs John, Black Bull Hotel, 21 and 22 River Street.

Hai-bJeson, John, coachman, 22 Northfield Avenue.

Harbour Office, Dock Buildings; Captain Ritchie, harbour- master.

Hardie, Thomas (of Clarke and Co.), Avondale-, 56 Prestwick Road.

Hardwick, Misses, 4^ Ci^'omwell Place.

Harley, William, corkcutter, 20 Carrick Street.

Harper, William, sergeant of police. County Constabulary, 34 Qiarlotte Street.

Harris, Edward, surveyor of taxes, 3 Macneillie Buildings, New- market Street.

Harris, James P., joiner, 14 Newmarket Street.

Harris, John, traveller, 43 Allison Street.

Hart, David, coal merchant, 39 Peebles Street.

Hart, George, Corsehill House, Monument Road.

Hart, Harry, South Bank Cottage, Fort.

Hart, Mrs, 40 Princes Street.

Harvey, Fergus, mason, 23 Nelson Street.

yo GENERAL DIRECTOEY.

Harvey, J. S., surveying clerk G.P.O., Craigleur Terrace, 30

Carrick Road. Harvey, Robert, H.M. Inspector of Schools, Brochdliu, St

Leonard's Road. Harvey, Thomas, railway porter, 22 Victoria Street. Harvev, William, grocer, 242 High Street; house, Havelock

Terrace, 12 Miller Road. Hastings, John, hamcurer, 56 Main Street. Hastings, William, Burnfoot Cottage, Falkland Road. Hastings, Misses, white-seam sewers, 3 New Bridge Street. Hawes, Arthur, photographer, of Bara's, Craigleur Terrace, 34

Carrick Road. HaAvkhill Bowling Club, West Sanquhar Road. Hawthorn, William, spirit merchant, 4 Main Street. Hawthora, Miss, 5 St John s Place, Fort Street. Hay, James, baker, 65 Mill Street. Hay, James, 20 Nelson Street.

Hay, Robert, grocer, Havannah Place, 1 Viewfield Road. Hay. Thomas, hall keeper, 29 Carrick Street. Hay, William, mason, 46 Green Street. Hay, Rev. William, M.A., B.D., St Andrew's F.C. Manse, 1

Blackburn Road. Hay, William, grocer, Cessnock Cottage, 5 Princes Street. Hay, Miss, laundress, 21 James Street. Hay, Mrs, 52 Bellevue Crescent. Haymarch, John, CVaigie Street. Hazel, Alexander, agent, Beresford Park; house, Hazeldean, 17

Ashgrove Street. Head, John, coach-builder, 150 George Street. Head, Mi's, 4 Elba Street. Headly, James (of Howat's, ironmonger), Morningside Cottage,

4 Springvale Road. Heffron, Thomas, salesman, 2 Waggon Road. Henderson, Alexander, painter, 54 George Street. Henderson, Charles, 14 Cathcart Street. Henderson, David, clerk, 45 Union Avenue. Henderson, James, gas manager, Eastwood, 24 Hawkhill Avenue. Henderson, James, traveller, 5 Gordon Terrace, Content Street. Henderson, James, chimney sweep, 42 Elba Street. Henderson, Rev. John, North Newton Manse, 1 Prestwick Road. Henderson, John, H.M. Inspector of Schools, Rosyth, 52 Prest- wick Road. Henderson, Neil, pilot, 29 Clunes Vennal. Hendry, Alexander, joiner, 30 Allison Street. Hendiie, Daniel, insurance agent, 11 Goshen Terrace, off M'Call's

Avenue. Hendrie, George, engine-driver, 29 Peebles Street.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. • 97

Hendrie, James, yardsinan, 65 New Road.

Heneage, Lieut. -Colonel Michael, Carleton House, Blackburn

Road, off Racecourse Road. Heiiuy, Frederick, compositor, 17 Bellevue Crescent. Heniy, Hugh, printer, bookbinder, lithographer, and stationer,

35 Newmarket Street. Hennan, James, chemical worker, 25 Carrick Street. Hepworth, J. & Son, Ltd., clothiers, 136 High Street. Herbertgon, James B., Ciimberland Lodge, 32 Racecourse Road. Hess, Wilhelm, Artistic Photographer, Miller Road

(opposite Railway Station) ; also at Ayr Road, Old Cumnock.

(See advt. page 6 appendix). Hess, Mrs, select registary for servants, 7 Beresford Terrace. Hetherington, James, manager Cooper and Co. , Seaview Terrace,

Prestwick Road. Hewitson, Hamilton R., 23 Union Buildings, Smith Street. Hewitson, William, shopman, 25 Church Street. Hewitson, Mrs, 229 High Street. Higgle, John, commercial traveller, Highbury, 26 Ashgrove

Street. Higgins, John, shoemaker, 52 Mill Street. Higgins, William, boot and shoemaker, 246 High Street ; house,

Fernlee, 19 Hawkhill Avenue. Highet & Hunter, ironmongers, 95 High Street.

Highet, J C, Registered Plumber, lo Alloway Street —

House, Williamfield, Miller Road. (See advt. page 76).

Highet, W. C, plumber, Annanhill, Maybole Road.

Highet, W. & Son, Plumbers, Slaters, and Glaziers, i8 Fort Street. (See advt. page 24).

Hill, David, manager, 65 Kyle Street.

Hill, D. E., Isalea, St Leonard's Road.

Hill, James (of P. B. Hill), 8 Beresford Terrace.

Hill, P. B., Fishmonger, Game Poultry, and Ice Merchant, 47 High Street. (See advt. page 68).

Hill, Samuel, superintendent Prudential Assiu-ance Co., East- bourne, 64 Castlehill Road.

Hill, Mrs A., Calderwood, 8 Ashgrove Street.

Hislop, Alexander, bowling green keeper, 17 Queen Street.

Hislop, James C, clerk CI. P.O., Wiston Place, 76 Church Street.

Hislop, William, shoemaker, 17 Queen Street.

Hislop, Miss, 52 Content Street.

Hislop, Mrs, 153 High Street.

Hodgart, Miss, Locherbank, 38 Racecourse Road.

Hodgson, John, Wellington haekney stud, 16 Wellington Lane.

Hodgson, Mrs, 4 Northfield Avenue.

yo GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Hogarth, George, 36 High Street.

Hogg, Donald, slater, 18 Russell Street.

Hogg, James, slater, 50 York Street.

Hogg, John, jointer, 34 Mill Street.

Hogg. John, blacksmith, 14 Elmbaak Street.

Hogg, Mattliew, grocer, 182 High Street ; house, Wattfieid House,

53 Midton Road. Hogg, Robert, goods guard, 22 Green Street Lane. Hogg, Thomas, gardener, 144 High Street. Hogg, William, 42 Nelson Street. Hogg, Mi&s, 50 New Road. Plogg, Mrs John, 19 New Bridge Street. Hoggert, Joseph, hamcurer, 4 New Bridge Street. Holland, William, tweed-linisher, 42 Nelson Street. Home and Colonial Tea Stores, 150 High Street. Hood, Colm, traveller, Green Street Lane. Hood. FranciiS, shoemaker, 42 Nelson Street. Hood, James, 27 Duke Street. Hood. John, cai-pet-weaver, 9 Weaver Street. Hood, John, plumber, 84 High Street.

Hood, Thomas, Joiner and Funeral Undertaker, 34 New

Road— House, 19 Elmbank Street. (See advt. page 34).

Hood. A'^^illiam, gardener, 6 Gordon Terrace, Content Street.

Hood, Miss. Normanhurst, 58 Midton Road.

Hcod. Miss, South Place, 30 Midton Road.

Hood, Mrs Colin, 54 Russell Street.

Hood. Mrs, GreenlaAV, 19 Carrick Road.

Hood, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 8 Garden Street.

Hood, Mrs, 84 High Street.

Home, Rev. John, Cromwell House, 14 Gaswork Road.

Hose, Hugh, vanman, Old Brewery House, Fort.

Hosie, John, Hatter, 33 Newmarket Street — House, 10

Ballantine Drive. (See advt. page 160, Hotel Dalblair, 42 Alloway Street ; carriage entrance, Dalblair

Road. Houldsworth, John M., Brougham Place, 1 Racecourse Road. Hourston, D., Draper, 26 Alloway Street— House, St. Ola,

2 Ronaldshaw Park. (See advt page 135). Houston, James, headmaster Newton Academy; house. Floral

Bank, 29 Prestwick Road. Houston, John, pilot, 2 Saltfield House. Houston, John, 1 Duned'n Place, Falkland Road. Houston. W. Wyllie, Ladies' and Qent.'s Tailor, 19

Newmarket Street — House, 3 Ballantine Drive. (See advt. . page 42).

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 99

Howarth, G-eorge, overlooker, 41 Kylei Street.

Howat, D. G. & Co. , lace manufacturers, Allison Street ; manager,

Gavin Torrance, 17 Union Avenue. Howat's Ironmongery Stores, io8 and no High Street.

■(See advt. page 64). Howat, William, painter, 18 Peebles Street. Howat, Mrs William, 14 Beresford Terrace. Howatson, James, joiner, 19 Duke Street. Howatson, J., 14 Bath Place. Howatson, Miss, dress and mantle maker, 6 St John's Place, Fort

Street. Howe, Robert, gardener, Auchenlewan Cottage, 59 Castlehill

Road. Howe, William, 12 Queen's Terrace. Howie, James A., clerk, 49 High Street. Howie, John, secretary and treasurer Agricultural Association

and Ayi'shire Auction Co. Ltd., 58 Alloway Street, Ayr. Hudson, Mrs Thomas, furnished apartments, 3 Dalblaii" Road. Huddlestone, William, Langdale, 9 Ronaldshaw Park. Hulme, George F., quartermaster-sergeant, Craigie Street. Humphreys, Mrs, 37 Wellington Street.

Hunt) J. P., Surgeon Dentist, Charlotte House, 17 Char- lotte Street. (See advt. j)age 12 in appendix). Hunter, Aaron, cabinetmaker, 12 Albert Terrace, off John Street. Hunter, Andrew, building contractor, 18 Dalblair Road ; house,

16 Midton Road. Hunter, David, 3 Barns TeiTace. Hunter, David, traveller, 58 Allison Street. Hunter, Gavin, cab foreman, 37 Mill Street. Hunter, George, shoemaker, 3 River Street. Hunter 6t Grant, General Drapers, 2 High Street. (See

advt. page 107). Hunter, Hugh, painter, St Leonard's Villa, St Leonard's Road. Hunter, Hugh, seaman, 37 Mill Street." Hunter, Hugh D. (of R. Hunter and Son), 24 and 26 Russell

Street. Hunter, James, club master, Unionist Club, 2 New Road. Hunter, James, boot finisher, 8 Weaver Street. Himter, James, joiner, 74 Main Street. Hunter, James K., architect, 53 Sandgate; house, 16 Midton

Road. Hunter, James S. (of Hunter and Grant), 9 Bellevue Crescent. Hunter, John B., piano tuner, 35 Union Avenue. Hunter, John, 51 Mill Street. Hunter, John, baker, 68 George Street. Hunter, Jolin, 129 Main Street.

1

100

GENERAL DIEECTOEY.

Hunter, John, foreman moulder, Marshall Cottage, 34 Hawkhill Avenue.

Hunter, Matthew, Painter and Paperhanger, 19 Main

Street— House, 93 Main Street. (See advt, page 121). Hunter, R. M., traveller, 68 Church Street. Hunter, Robert, hay merchant, 2 Wattfield Road. Hunter, Robert (of Hunter and Sons), ironfounders, 6 Nelson

Street.

Hunter, Robert & Sons, Ironfounders, Wallacetown Foundry, Umond's Wynd. See advt. page 95).

Hunter, William, mason, 110 New Road.

Hunter, "William, joiner, Nile Court, 154 High Street.

Hunter, William, carpenter, 67 Main Street.

Hunter, William, 9 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhaj Road.

Hunter, William, cashier. Bank of Scotland, 24 Sandgate.

Hunter, Misses, teachers of music, 37 Dalblair' Road.

Hunter, Miss J. , 26 Charlotte Street.

Hunter, Mrs A., 28 Queen's Terrace.

Hunter, Mrs, Arnsheen Terrace, 22 Duke Street.

Hunter, Mrs, 3 Doon Terrace, off Midton Road.

Hunter, Mi's, 6 Princes Street.

Hunter, Mrs, 5 Springvale Road.

Hunter, Mrs William, Park Cottage, St Leonard's Road.

Hunter, Mrs, 44 Peebles Street.

Hutchison, David, 12 Academy Street.

Hutchison, David, law clerk, 41 New Road.

Hutchieson, George, mason, 3 Gordon Terrace.

Hutchison, James, 17 St Andrew Street.

Hutchison, Robert, brick-builder, Alderston, 48 Prestwick Road.

Hutchison, W., contractor, Belleisle Cottages.

Hutchison, Miss, 14 Ballantine Drive.

Hutton, Mrs, grocer,. 70 Mill Street.

Hyde, E. H. , club keeper, 41 Newmarket Street.

Hyslop, Andrew (of Hyslop, Wallace and Coy.), 4 Ronaldshaw Park.

Hyslop, David (of Hyslop, Wallace and Coy.), Craigie Road.

Hyslop, James, joiner, 61 Peebles Street.

Hyslop, James, Old Cliurch officer, 7 Kirk Port.

Hyslop, John (of Ritchie and Coy., drapers), 17 Bellevue Crescent.

Hyslop, Malcolm, shopman, 128 Cross Street.

Hyslop, Rev. Robert, 6 Ronaldshaw Park.

Hj^slop, Thomas, plumber, 35 George Street.

Hyslop, Wallace & Co., General Drapers, 250 High Street. (See advt. page 8 appendix).

I

GENERAL DIKECTORY, 101

Hyslop, William, millwright, 13 Peebles Street. Hyslop, Misses, 12 Green Street. Hyslop, Mrs P., 13 Eglinton Terrace. Hyslop, Mrs, Ellenbank, 17 Hawkliill Avenue. Hyslop, Mrs, 240 High Street.

I

Imrie & Co., nurserymen, 55 Castlehill Road.

Imrie, Thomas, & Sons, seedsmen, 156 High Street, and stores,

Nile Court, 154 High Street. Imrie, William, timber merchant, Oakwood, Bowman Road. Inglis & Sons, seedsmen, 43 Alloway Street. Inglis, W. G., tea merchant, 41 Alloway Street; house, Craigleur

Terrace, 40 Carrick Road. Ingram, William, shopman, 94 High Street. Innes, George, spirit merchant, 36 North Harbour Street ; house,

Meadowbank, 24 Carrick Park. Innes, Mrs, grocer, 28 Green Street: Ireland, Robert, coachman, Eskdale, Northfield Avenue. Irvine, Archibald, slater, glazier, and chimney sweeper, 19 Carrick

Street. Irvine, George, upholsterer, 45 Newmarket Street. Irvine, James S., Eden Hall, 152 Prestwick Road. Irvine, John, roadman, 55 Peebles Street. Irvine, John, guard, 7 Gordon Terrace. Irvine, John, D'Auray Buildings, 75 Dalblair Road. Irvine, John, Slater, Glazier, and Chimney-Sweeper,

35 Fullarton Street. (See advt. page 109). Irvine, Joseph, 20 Union Avenue.

Irvine, Samuel M. (of S. Irvine and Son), Viewfield, Prestwick. Irvine & Sons, Booksellers and Stationers. "Ye Olde

Tolboothe," 75 High Street. (See advt. page 162). Irvine, William, railway guard, 74 Green Street Lane. Irvine, Mrs James, 48 Kyle Street-. Ivory, John, coachman, 58 Mill Street.

Jack, James, Joiner and Stair-railer, 54 Kyle Street- House, Cathburn Cottage, Dam Park. (See advt. page 95).

Jack, Thomas, fancy warehouse, 67 and 69 Newmarket Street; house, 5 Barns Crescent.

102 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Jack, Thomas, farmer, Commonliead,' St Leonard's Rood.

Jack, Thomas, mason, 17 Cross Street.

Jackson, Andrew, blacksmith, 47 Fort Street.

Jackson, Colonel F., Springvale liouse, 25 Midton Road.

Jackson, John, mason, 2 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhar Road.

Jackson, John, painter, 17 River Terrace.

Jackson, J. & W., builders, 6 James Street.

Jackson, Miss, 5 Kensington Terrace, 35 Miller Road.

James, Miss Jane, 52 Allison Street.

Jamie, Matthew & Co., manufacturers, 45 Content Street; house, Aucliinlea Cottage, Sb Andrew's Street.

Jamie, R. & J., Plumbers, and Slaters, i8 North Har- bour Street. (See advt. page 83).

Jamie, Robert (of R. and J. Jamie, plumbers), 18 North Harbour Street.

Jamie, William, coal agent, 42 Content Street.

Jamieson, Archibald, mason, 25 John Street.

Jamieson, George, dealer, 10 Limond's Wynd.

Jamieson, Hugh, clerk, Avondale Terrace, 18 Falkland Park.

Jamieson^ John & Coy., clothiers, 106 High Street.

Jamieson, John, burgh foreman, 19 Kyle Street.

Jamieson, Jolin, joiner, 36 Church Street.

Jamieson, Montgomerie, architect, 50 Kyle Street.

Jamieson, Peter, 22 Peebles Street.

Jamieson, Robert, porter, 144 High Street.

Jamieson, WiUiam, coal salesman, 4 Kyle Street.

Jamieson, Miss A. , 2 Ttyfield Place.

Jamieson, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Church Street.

Jamieson, Mrs, Doon House, 74 Prestwick Road.

Jardine, William, 31 Queen's Terrace.

Jardine, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 24 Beresford Terrace.

Jeffrey, Miss H., Berlin wool depository, 60 Newmarket Street.

Jenkins, Cunninghame, pastry baker, 14 New Road.

Jenkins, James, pastry baker, 19 Falkland Park.

Johnson, Alfred, plumber, 2 Belvidere Terrace, off Allison Street.

Johnson Brothers, General Drapers, 50 High Street.

(See advt. page 61). Johnson, George (of Johnson Brothers), 40 Park Circus. Johnson, Robert, musician, 30 Wallace Street. Johnson, T. H. (of Johnson Brothers) , Oakshaw Villa, 61 Midton

Road. Johnston, Alexander, clerk G.P.O., Gowanlea, 46 Falkland Park. Johnston, Alexander (of Johnston and Finlayson), Dalblair Villa,

44 Dalblair Road. Johnston & Finlayson, general drapers, Landau Buildings, 13

Biuns Statue Square.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 103

Johnston, George, telegraph clerk G.P.O., 39 John Street.

Johnston, Hugh, joiner, 14 New Road.

Johnston, Joseph, Athole Arms, 3-5 Burns Statue

■ Square ; also, 1 South Harbour Street. (See advt. page 79). Johnston, Robert (of Wm. Johnston and Son), 21 Eglinton

Terrace. Johnston, Thomas, cranesman, 26 Waggon Road.

Johnston, William & Son, 54 Sandgate. (See advt. page 40).

Johnstone, Alexander, 2 Carrick Park.

Johnstone, Alexander, vanman, 13 Elmbank Street.

Jolinstone, Andrew, 28, Victoria Street.

Johnstone, James, ostler, 67 Alloway Street.

Johnstone, Richard, painter, 19 Content Street.

Johnstone, William, police constable, 53 George Street.

Johnstone, Miss, 10 Barns Terrace.

Johnstone, Miss, 4 Campbell Street.

Johnstone, Miss, confectioner, 21 Carrick Street.

Jones, Mrs William, 2 Tr^^eld Place, off West Sanquhar Road.

Jones, Mrs, 45 Alloway Street.

Junior Conservative Association Rooms, 41 Newmarket Street.

Junior Liberal Association Rooms, 1 Sandgate.

K

Kay, James, pointsman, 11 Wellington Street.

Kay, John, cabinetmaker, 6 Northfield Place, iNorthfield Avenue.

Kay, John, joiner, 46 George Street; house, Craigielea Cottage,

Dam Park. Kay, Thomas, reporter, Greenlawn Cottage, 11 Midton Road. Kay, William, saddler, 7 Cross Street.

Kay, William, grocer, 36 George Street ; house, 62 Church Street. Kay, William, cabinetmaker, 4 Nelsion Street. Kay, W., 25 Bams Street. Kay, William, nurserj^ farm, Holmston Road. Kay, C. F. & M., dressmakers and milliners, 6 Mill Street. Kay, Mrs Agnes, nurse, 52 Kyle Street. Kay, Mrs William, Broomfield, 56 Midton Road. Kay, Mrs, 215 High Street. Kean, Alexander, confectioner, 89 Main Street. Kean, J. T., jeweller, 14 Newmarket Street; house, Maitland

Cottage, 44 Church Street. Kean, William, 14 Nelson Street. Keay, R. A., traveller, 23 Ballantine Drive. Kellock, Jolih, guard, 17 Falkland Road.

104 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Kelloch, Jolm, mason, 20 Princes Street.

Kelly, David, pointsman, 60 Viewfield Road.

Kelly, James, blacksmith, 51 George Street.

Kelly, James, millworker, 218 High Street.

Kelly, John, tanner, 44 Mill Street.

Kelly, Robert, stationmaster, Newton-on-Ayr station • house, Florida Terrace, 3 Falkland Park.

Kelly, Samuel, manager locomotive department ; house, 1 Hawk- hill.

Kelly, Thomas, plasterer, 66 Green Street.

Kelly, Thonias, town postman, 78 High Street.

Kelly, Mrs, grocer, 132 Cross Street.

KeUy, Mrs, 105 High Street.

Kelly, Mrs, 187 High Street.

Kelso, William, gardener, 1 Gordon Terrace, Content Street.

Kelso, William, mason, 62 Green Street Lane.

Kennan, Samuel, tailor and clothier, 44 Fort Street.

Kennedy, Adam, foreman moulder, 39 Green Street.

Kennedy, George, gardener, 9 Carrick Street.

Kennedy, James, sculptor, 23 Union Buildings, Smith Street.

Kennedy, James, slater, 69 Church Street.

Kennedy, James, groom, 10 Alio way Street.

Kennedy, Peter, grocer and spirit merchant, 14 New Bridge Street; house^ 4 Barns Park.

Kennedy, Peter, engine-driver, Ebenezer Cottage, 15 Princes Street.

Kennedy, Robert, Oakfield, 5 Broomfield Road.

Kennedy, Captain Ross, 30 Alloway Street.

Kennedy, William, Plumber, 13 Academy Street— House,

66 New Road. (See advt. page 22),

Kennedy, William, slater, 19 New Bridge Street.

Kennedy, William, 1 Campbell Street.

Kennedy, William, cabman, 59 Kyle Street.

Kennedy, Miss, 16 Academy Street.

Kennedy, Mrs Robert, Cairnsmore Cottage, 17 Midton Road.

Kennedy, Mrs Wm., 8 Queen's Terrace.

Kenny, Robert, stevedore, 13 Content^ Street.

Kenny, Walter, storeman, 15 Elba Street.

Kent, William, spirit merchant, 101 Main Street.

Kent, Mrs, 6 Hawkhill Avenue.

Ker, H. A., 21 Park Circus.

Kerr, Andrew, baker, 101 South Harbour Street.

Kerr, Andrew, telegraph linesman, 160 George Street.

Kerr, Archibald, blacksmith, 32 Green Street Lane; house, 85

New Road. Kerr, Frank W., Kimberley, 54 Bellevue Crescent.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 105

Kerr, George, surfaceman, 41 Nelson Street.

Kerr, John, goods agent G. and S.-W. Railway, 12 Darlington

Road. Kerr, Captain John, Midsands Cottage, 23 Racecourse Road. Kerr, John, mason, 43 Green Street Lane. Kerr, John, superintendent of slaughter-house, 59 Mill Street. Kerr, William, architect and surveyor, Wellington Chambers,

8 Fullarton Street; house, 1 Biiice Crescent. Kerr, William, pointsman, 3 Lime Kiln Road, Tam's Brig. Kerr, William, blacksmith, 38 Kyle Street. Kerr, Miss E., confectioner, 25 Alloway Street. Kerr, Miss, dressmaker, 59 Mill Street. Kerr, Miss, miUiner, 129 High Street. Kerr, Mrs A., 43 Weaver Street. Kerr, Mrs, china merchant, 41b George Street. Kerr, Mrs, Ladykirk House, 14 Viewfield Road. Kerr, ]Mrs, 4 Casisilliis Street. Kerr, Mrs B., 25 Peebles Street. Kerr, Mrs John, 7 Queen's Terrace.

Kerr, Mrs Robert, Northpark Terrace, 16 Prestwick Road. ' Kerr, Mrs Thomas, tobacconist. Union Buildings, 25 Bums

Statue Square; house, 50 Alloway Street. Kerr, Mrs William, gi^ocer, 43 Kyle Street. Kevan, John, sawyer, 1 Green Street Lane. Kiddie, William, groom, 240 High Street. Kierans, Francis, officer of Inland Revenue, 3 Macneillie Build-

ingsi; house, 22 Park Circus. Kilgour, John, Glen Cottage, Falkland Road.

Kilgour, L. Fruiterer and Confectioner, Tam's Brig. (See advt. page 33).

Kilgour, Miss, 35 Dalblair Road.

Killen, John, leather cutter, 43 New Road.

Killin, James, joiner, 22 Waggon Road.

Killorn, S. M., 4 Church Place, Ctoss Street.

Kibnarnock Equitable Co-operative Society, Limited, 5 South

Harbour Street, Weaver Street., and 58 Maiu Street. Kilmurray, Edward, 67 Wellington Street. Kilpatrick, William, banker and solicitor, 7 Alloway Place. Kilpatrick & Wilson, sxDlicitors, 31 Newmarket Street. Kilpatrick, Misses, Maryfield, Gaswork Road. King, Andrew, joiner, 38 Fort Street. King, Charles, bottler, 52 Green Street. King, Charles, tailor's cutter, 1 Barns Crescent. King, David M', baker, 3 Davidson Place, Cliurch Street. King, Henry (of M'Bride and King), Roseneath Cottage, 40 Hawk-

hiU Avenue.

106 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

King, James, machine worker, 52 Green Street.

King, John T., Lucerne, 7 Ashgrove Street.

King, Robert A., posting and jobmaster, 18 Holmston Road;

house, Twycross, 38 Castlehill Road. King, Robert, machineman, 69 Green Street. King, Thomas, mason, 5 Ebenezer Place, M' Call's Avenue. King, Thomas M., town postman, 5 Davidson Place, Church

Street. King, William, police constable, 58 Allison Street. King, William, joiner, 23 Queen Street. King, William, painter, 114 George Street. King, Miss, Blendon, Bellevue Road. Kinloch, Mrs, 111 High Street.

Kinnon, Thomas, boot-top maker, 109 George Street. Kirk, Jam,es, gunsmith, 28 Union Avenue; Kirkaldy, Thomas L., clerk, 9 Taylor Street. Kirkland, David, Builder and Joiner, Union Buildings,

21 Burns Statue Square — House, 42 Park Circus. (See

advt. page 17. Kirkland, David, boot travelled', 19 Wallace Street. Kirklaoid, Thomas, draper, 38 Elmbank Street. Kirkland, William, mason, 7 Wellington Street. Kirkland, Misis, dairy, 81 Main Street. Knox, David, County Hospital Lodge, Mill Brae. Knox, James, butcher, 32 Elmbank Street. Knox, William, district sanitary inspector, 7 Wellington Square ;

house, 46 Church Street. Krumrian, C, sausage skin manufacturer, 46 Mill Street. Kyles, Mrs William, 19 Fort Street.

Ladies' County Club, 44 Newmarket Street.

Lady Jane Hamilton's School, 30 Charlotte Street; mistress,

Miss Graham. Lafferty, William, railway guard, 247 High Street. Laing, Robert, gardener, St Andrew's House, Seafield Road. Lamb, Andrew, joiner, 13 Peebles Street. Lamb, James, pawnbroker, 113 Main Street; house, 4 Elmbank

Street. Lamb, James, slater, 7 Garden Street. Lamb, Thomas, mason, 81 South Harbour Street. Lamb, William, architect and property agent, 52 Newmarket

Street; house. King's Court, New Prestwick. Lamb, William, confectioner, 32 Wallace Street; house, Craagie

Road.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 107

Lambie, John, bootmaker, 42 Kyle Street.

Lambie, Mrs, Oaklea, 28 Carrick Road. ,

Lamont, Duncan, plumber, 2 Elba Street.

Lamont, James, plater, 137 South Hai'bour Street.

Lamont, Lauchlan, coachman, Carston House, Victoria Park.

Lamont, Mrs, 28 Victoria Street.

Landies, James, 25 Nelson Street.

Lanemark Coal Company, 32 North Harbour Street; agent,

Robert Montgomery. ' Lang, A. H., Langweil, Blackburn Road. Lang, Rev. T. H., 26 Barns Street.

Lang, Miss, milliner, 24 Union Buildings, Smith Street. Langton, Mrs William A., fruiterer, florist, and register for

servants, 53 Sandgate. Large, Thomas, jomter, Smith Villa, 38 Prestwick Road. Larmour, Robert, grocer, 64 Cross Street. Larmour, William, sawyer, 61 Princes Street. Latta, Mrs, Conar Lyn, Wheatfield Road. Lauchlan, Matthew, 144 High Street. Lauchlan, Robert, upholsterer, 42 Content Street. Lauder, John, pointsman, 11 Ehnbank Street. Lauder, Miss A., grocer, 32 Mill Street. Lauder, Mrs, 9 Carrick Street. Laughlan, John, joiner, 24 Elmbank Street. Lavery, Alexander, 127 George Street. Laverie, Daniel, 6 Rosemount Terrace, Northfield Avenue. Law, Hugh, cashier, Eildon Cottage, 28 Falkland Park. Law, James, fisher, 43 York Street. Law, James, spirit merchant, 19 Burns Statue Square. Law, Robert, engineer, 5 Windsor Terrace, Prestwick Road. Law, W^illiam, 5 Crosbie Place, off Prestwick Road. Law, Miss, 17 Green Street. Law, Miss, 42 Content Street. Lawrie, Andrew, railway guard, 10 Dukei Street. Lawrie, A. W. , manufacturer, 10 Buckingham Terrace. Lawrie, David, baker, 45 Cliurch Street. Lawrie, James, engineer, 8 Wellington Street. Lawrie, Nicol (of Lawrie and Smith), Shenton, Wheatfield Road,

off Racecourse Road. Lawrie & Smith, silk mercers and drapers, 29 Sandgat-e. Lawrie, Dr W. J., 6 Barns Street. Lawrie, WiUiam, 60 Content Street. Lawrie, Mrs John, ladies' nurse, 20 Russell Street. Lawson, Adam, 106^ New Road. Lawson, Allan, 55 Green Street.

Lawson, Andrew^, lorryman, Tryfield, West Sanquhar Road. Lawson, Hector, miller, Ayr Mills, Millbrae.

108 GENEEAL DIRECTORY.

Lawson, James, joiner, Yewbaorow Cottage, 44 Hawkhill Avenue.

Lawson, James, mason, 20 John Street.

Lawson, Matthew, Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, and House Agent, 183 and 185 Migh Street House, 14 Carrick Park. (See advt. page 10 in appendix).

Lawson, R. & Co., Trades' Clothing and Furnishing House, 363 Argyle Street, Glasgow— John Thomson, Agent, 166 High Street, Ayr. (See advt. page 150).

Lawson, Robert, plasterer, 52 Fort Street.

Lawson, William, barman, 94 High Street.

Lawson, Miss, 77 New Road.

Le Clair, Louis, French Hairdresser, 50 Newmarket Street— House, Villa D'Aurav, Alloway Park. (See advt. page 67).

Ledgerwood, Alexander, plasterer, 55 Princes Street.

Ledingham, William, 34 Union Buildings, Smith Street.

Leek, Mrs Henry, Carlton Terrace, 33 Bellevuei Crescent.

Leckie, James, sawyer, 49 Content Street.

Leckie, Agnes, pawnbroker, 115 High Street.

Leckie, Mrs, 110 George Street.

Lees, James, pointsman, 55 Princes Street.

Lees, John, Bums Tavern, 20 New Bridge Street.

Lees, John, pointsman, 54 Princes Street.

Lees, Robert, tailor, 41 Green Street.

Lees, Thomas, engineman, Wolesley Place, 21 Giurch Street.

Lees, Mrs, 57 Green Street.

Leggat, James and Sons, Plasterers, 11=13 Nelson Street.

(See advt. page 94. Leggat, James (of J. Leggat and Sons), Beckford Cottage, 13

Nelson Street. Leggat, James, jun. (of J. Leggat and Sons), 42 Princes Street. Leggat, Peter, clerk, 10 Annfield Place, Argyle Street. Leggat, Wm. M'Queen, letter stamper, 36 Content Street.

Le'glize, Auguste, French Hairdresser, 91 High Street.

(See advt. page 147).

Leishman, John, tailor, 5 Dalblair Road.

Leitch, Daniel, shopman, 103 Wallace Street.

Leith, James, shopman, 41 Kyle Street.

Leith, Joseph, Ayr Harbour Trust, 20 Taylor Street.

Leman, John, carter, 23 River Terrace.

Lendrum, Edward, steward, 50 Princes Street.

Lennox & Gebbie, Ham Curers, 100 High Street. (See advt. page 44).

Lennox, Captain John, Burnside Cottage, 92 Presitwick Road.

Lennox, WilUam (of Lennox and Gebbie), Eastwood, 20 Hawk- hill Avenue.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 109

Leslie, David, examining officer H.M. Customs, 6 Arran Terrace.

Leslie, John, tailor's cutter, 2 Cromwell Place.

Lever Brothers, Ltd., Sunlight Soap manufacturers. Dock Build- ings, North Harbour Street; agent, H. Arnot, Frith View, Kyleshill, Saltcoats.

Levy, Jacob, dealer, Craigie Street.

Libbey, Rev. J. Norman, min^jster, Moravian Church, 2 Cassillis Street.

Lighthouse, North Quay; Daniel M'Kinnon, keeper.

Limond, George, mason, 28 New Road.

Limond, Thomas, Ironmonger, 120 and 122 High Street

—Stores, 101 High Street; House, HiJlside, 45 Car rick Road. (See advt. page 159).

Limond, Robert, gardener. South Lodge Gatehouse, 29 Race- course Road.

Limond, Thomas, baker, 48 Allison Street.

Limond, Mrs R. S., Burnock, 13 Racecoiu^se Road.

Linden, James, Grocer, 78 Main Street— House, 80 Main Street. (See advt. page 96.

Lindsay, George, carpet-weaver, 11 Allison Street.

Lindsay, William, traveller, 2 Holmston Road. I Lindsay, Miss S., matron, Girls' Industrial School, Belmont Avenue.

Lpiton, Limited, provision merchants, 142 High Street.

Little, Thomas, roadman, 10 Allison Street.

Littlejohn Bros., Old Wine Stores, 3 Sandgate. (See

advt. page 22). Littlejohn, Mrs, Craigencallie, 15 Racecourse Road. Livingston, John, club master, Ayr Club, 11 Academy Street. Livingstone, John, boilermaker, 30 Allison Street. Livingstone, Mrs Wm., 7 Montgomerie Terrace. Lobban, Alexander, Inspector of Schools, Claremont, Monument

Road. Lockhart, David J., collector and treasurer of Ayr Harbour;

house, 7 Cromwell Place, Fort. Lockhart, Campbell, mason, 10 Albert Terrace, off Content

Street. Lcckhart', John, solicitor, Wellington Chambers, 70 Fort Street;

house, Auchinlee, 21 Miller Road. Lockhart, William, vanman, 24 Elmbank Street. Lockhart, William, solicitor, Wellington Chambers, 70 Fort

Street; house, Auchinlee, 21 Miller Road. / Lockhart, Miss Eliza, Kentfield, 15 Ashgrove Street. Lockhart, firs, Grocer, Wine and Provision Merchant,

II Sandgate. (See advt. page 28).

no

GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Loclihead, John, furniture salerooms, 20 Hope Street ; house

Rose Cottage, Carrick Park. Lochhead, Misses, 70 John Street.

Lochhead, Miss M., tobacconist and stationer, 41 High Street. Logan, Alexander, stevedore, 58 Green Street. Logan, Alexander, compositor, 105 Main Street. Logan, George, watchmaker and jeweller, 100 Main Street;

house, 60 Allison Street. Logan, James, 53 Green Street.

Logan, Captain James, 1 Daisy Cottage, M' Call's Avenue. Logan, James, groom, 202 High Street. Logan, John, tailor, 5 Burnett Terrace, oflf Hawkhill. Logan, John, shipbroker and coal merchant, Dock Buildings,

North Quay. Logan, Peter, shoemaker, 160 George Street. Logan, Robert, Dalmeny, 4 Ashgrove Street. Logan, William, traveller, Dalblair Villa, 44 Dalblair Road. Logan, William, clerk, Crailoch, 23 Hawkhill. Logan, Miss, dressmaker, 11 Carrick Street. Logan, Miss, Havelock Terrace, 10 Miller Road. Logan, Mrs F., Carrick Cottage, 5 Springvale Road. London and Glasgow Tea Coy., 181 High Street. London and Newcastle Tea Coy., 210 High Street. Longair, Alexander, salesman, Wolesley Place, 27 Church Street. Longair, James, wine and spu-it merchant. Railway Tavern,

Smith Street; house, 16 Smith Street. Lorimer, W. W., draper's assistant, 16 Wellington Street. Loudon, Adam, upholsterer, 34 Princes Street. Loudon, Adam, foreman mason, Havannah Place, 3 Viewfield

Road. Loudon, Alexander (of Murdoch and Loudon), 6 Sandringham

Terrace, Bellevue Road. Loudon, David, Tiyfield Dairj^, West Sanquhar Road. Loudon, John, carpet- weaver, 1 Dean Place, M' Call's Avenue. Loudon, John, seed merchant, Mossgiel, 9 Castlehill Road. Loudon, William, joiner, 4 Tryfield Place. Loudon, Misses, dressmakers, Wellington Chambers, 68 Fort

Street; house, 6 Sandringham Terrace. Love, Andrew, upholsterer, 46 Peebles Street.

Love, John, Tailor and Clothier, 6i Newmarket Street- House, 14 Hawkhill. (See advt. page 39).

Love, Samuel, sergeant, 2 Gordoii Street, off Union Avenue. Love, William, tailor, Alleghany Terrace, 37 Cliurch Street. Love, Mrs, Garfield, Tig Road, off Prestwick Road. Love, Mrs R., 57 Church Street. Lowe, John, 82 Russell Street.

Ill GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Lowe, Mrs, board and education for young ladies, Wellijigton

School, 22 Wellington Square. Ludgate, Henry, baker, 48 Kyle Street. Ludgate, Robert, vanman, 53 Church Street. Ludgate, Mrs, Ringuinea Place, 51 Church Street. Lumsden, David, baker, 10 Princes Street. Lusk, E. & C, drapers, 214 High Street. Lyall, John, working jeweller, 9 Old Bridge Street. Lyle, George, 8 NortMeld Avenue. Lymbum, William, picture framer, 10 Cathcart Street. Lymburn, Messrs Wm. & Co., warehousemen, 35, 37, and 39

High Street. Lymburn, Mrs, Grosvenor Place, 43 Fort Street. Lyon, Alexander, plumber, gasfitter, and slater, 43 Sandgate;

house, 47 Newmarket Street. Lyon, Hugh, 31 Kyle Street. Lyon, John, undertaker, 65 Main Street ; house, 99 Main Street.

MAC

M'Alester, Col. C. Somervilie, Dunskaig, 19 Racecourse Road.

M'Alester, James, mason, 56 Fort Street.

M'Allister, James, plasterer, 84 Cross Street.

Macalpine, John, foreman, goods station, 14 Green Street Lane.

Macarthur, J. D. General Warehouseman, Winton Buildings, High Street — House, 1 Sandringham Terrace, Belle vue Road (See advt. page 51 in appendix).

M'Andrew, Charles, contractor, 12 New Road.

MAndrew, James, jobbing gardener, 2 Dalblair Road ; house, 229 High Street.

M'Andrew, John, pavier, 33 Nelson Street.

M'Arthur, Arthur, butler, Camlarg, Ailsa Place, Fort.

M'Avoy, George, shoemaker, 15 Church Street.

M'Avoy, Hugh, groom, 66 Carrick Street.

M'Avoy, William, salesman, 72 Wallace Street.

M'Bain, James, reporter, Waterloo, Castlehill Road.

M'Blain, Alexander, joiner, 28 Peebles Street.

M'Blain, James, cashier, 76 John Street.

M'-t>iain, John, shoemaker, 43 Carrick Street.

M'Blain, Samuel, tailor, 48 Viewfield Road.

M'Blain, William, 28 Hope Street.

ri'Bride, A. & Co., Ship Chandlers, 2 Green Street.

(See advt. page 119). M*Brid«, H. A. Grocer, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 14 and 16 Elba Street— House, 18 Elba Street. (See advt. page 85).

1 1 2 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

M'Bride, John, tailor, 130 Ci'oss Street.

n*Bride & King, Ayr Cycle Works, 3 Kyle Street. (See advt. page 128).

M'Bride, Peter, 24 Mill Street.

M'Bride, P. B. (of M'Bride and King), Ravenswood, 34 Hawk- hill.

M'Bride, Samuel, pointsman, 34 Princes Street.

M'Bride, Miss A., milliner, 58 Newmairket Street; house, 14 Albeit Terrace.

M'Bride, Mrs, 52 Kyle Street.

M'Bryde, WiUiam, baker, 6 Victoria Street.

M'Bumie, Robert, 40 New Road.

M'Burnie, Robert, currier, 25 New Road.

M'Bumie, Thomas (of Adams and Co.), Naiam Park, Craigie Road.

M'Caflfer, Peter, stableman, 59 Kyle Street.

M'Calferty, Peter, 70 George Street.

M'Cafferty, Roderick, machine-operator, 47 Wellington Street.

M'Caig, Henry, 7 Allison Street.

M'Caig, Mrs, 25 Church Street.

M'Call, A. , baker, 87 High Street and 40 Alloway Street.

M'Call, David, joiner, 33 Fort Street.

M'Call, David R. A., 3 Montgomerie Terrace.

M'Call, James, Bookseller, Stationer and Librarian, 38

Sandgate — House, Ivy bank, 48 Falkland Park. (See advt.

page 3). M'Call, James, railway servant, Bentick Place, 17 Russell Street. M'Call, James L., veterinary surgeon, 66 Dalblair Road. M'Call, Malcolm (of A. M'Call), 28 Park Circus. M'Call, Thomas, baker, 88 Main Street. M'Call, Miss, dresssmaker, Landau Buildings, 11 Burns Statue

Square. M'Call, Miss, 21 Bellevue Ch:"escent. M'Call, Mrs A. (of A. M'CaJl), 26 Park Circus. M'CaU, Mrs Robert, Florida Terrace, 19 Falkland Park. MacCallum, A. B., town chamberlain. Town. Buildings; house,

15 Park Circus. MacCallum, Alexander, antique dealer, Union Buildings, 39

Bums Statue Square; house, Havelock Terrace, 18 Miller

Road. M'Cailura, David, Murray Place, 84 Allison Street. M'Callum, Duncan, Norham, Northfield Avenue. M'Callum, George, ship carpenter, 4 Churcb Place, Cross Street. MacCallum, Hector, foreman, St Vedas, Ailsa Place, Fort. M'Callum, James, lathsplitter, 7 Russell Street. M'Callum, James, traveller, Somerset Place, 10 HawkhiU Avenue.

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 113

M'Callum, James, shoemaker, 5 Goshen Terrace, off M'CaH's

Avenue. MacCallum, John A., L.L.B., solicitor. Town Chambers; house,

64 Belle vue Crescent. M'Callum, John, butcher and hamcurer, 12 Carrick Street ; house,

27 Dalblair Road. M'Callum, William, 4 Russell Street. M'Calluia, William, engineer, 95 Wallace Street. M'Callum, William, gardener. Shelling Lodge, 10 Racecourse

Road. M'Callum, William, clerk, 103 New Road. jVIacCallum, Mrs R., 15 Park Circus. M'Callum, Mrs, Florida Terrace, 15 Falkland Road. M'Callum, Mrs, 252 High Street.

M'Cance, William, fancy goods merchant, 256 High Street. M'Cardle, James, clerk, 2 Davidson Place, Church Street. M'Cardle, William, machine agent, Victoria Terrace, 52 View- field Road. M'Carl, Andrew, gai^dener, 264 High Street. M'Cartney, Andrew, cabinetmaker, Glenrose Cottage, 11 Princes

Street. M'Cartney, James, Bentick Place, 15 Russell Street. M'Cartney, J., reporter, Seafield Lodge. M'Cartney, John, gardener, Seafield Lodge. M'Cartney, Patrick, rag merchant, 13 and 15 Cross Street, M'Cartney, Patrick, plasterer, 33 Wellington Street. M'Cartney, Richard, mason, 31 Kyle Street. M'Cartney, Robert, joiner, 37 Elmbank Street. M'Cartney, Thomas, gardener, Cowan Cottage, 40 JVIidton Road. M'Cartney, Mrs, 41 Kyle Street. M'Cartney, Mrs, 61 Content Street. M'Cartney, Mrs, Violet Cottage, 5 Argyle Street. Macaulay, Misses, 13 Barns Street. M'Clarty, Malcolm, baker, 50 Mill Street. M'Clearn, James, D'Auray Buildings, 75 Dalblair Road. M'Clelland, John, joiner, 28 Victoria Street M'Clelland, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 9 Burns

Statue Square; house, 71 Castlehill Road. M'Clelland, Samuel, gardener, Belleisle Lodge, Racecourse. M'Clelland, William, grocer, 63 George Street. M'Clelland, William, architect, 61 Alloway Street. M'Clelland, William, mason, 72 Mill Street. M'Clement, John, coach-trimmer, Havannah Place, 7 Viewfield

Road. M'Clement, Robert, postman to Coylton, 129 Main Street. M'Clement, William, tailor, 16 Carrick Street. M' Clung, James, fireman, 2 Duke Street.

114 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

M'Clung, Robert, lorryman, 8 York Street Lane. }I

M'Clure, James, captain Fire Brigade, 29 New Bridge Street. i Jl

M'Clure, R. S., draper and hosier, 28 New Bridge Street. ! )!

M'Clure, William, gardener. Beach Cottage, off Prestwick Road. i ]\

M'Clure, Miss, 9 Sandgate.

M'Clure, Mrs, '38 Princes Street.

M'Luskey, James, painter, 1 Princes Street.

M'Cluskej, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 50 and 52 Main

Street ; house, Burnside, Prestwick Road. M'Ciuskey, M. J., spirit merchant, 25 Elba Street. M'Cljonont, George, licensed porter and ale, 39 Mill Street;

house, 66 do. M'Clymont, John, fireman, 146 George Street. M'Clymont, John, bank messenger. Royal Bank, 71 Newmarket

Street. M'Clymont, John, Cromwell Cottage, 4 Seabank Road. M'Clymont, J. W., solicitor, 56 Sandgate; house, 4 Buckingham

Terrace. M'Clymont, William, 31 Kyle Street. M'Cloy, John, railway employee, 35 Fullarton Street. M'Colm, Alexander, groom, 22 North Harbour "Street. M'Colm, Alexander, 7 Garden Street. M'Colm, David, groom, 37 Mill Street. M'Colm, Mrs William, 9^ Montgomerie Terrace. M'Colm, Mrs, grocer, 76 Green Street. M'Conkey, Robert, stair-railer, 264 High Street. M'Connachie, Rev. Arthur H., Congregational Manse, 74 Castle- hill Road. M'Connachie, John, mason, 32 Hope Street. M'Connacliie, Robert, boot-fitter, D'Auray Buildings, 85 Dalblair

Road. M'Oonnochie, Thomas, agent Royal Bank ; house, 39 Sandgate. M'Connell, David, machine operator, 72 Wallace Street. M'Connell, Hugh, tailor, 37 Main Street. M'Connell, Ivie, 18 Wellington Street. M'Connell, Ivie, shoemaker, 18 Victoria Street. M'Connell, JameSi, shoemaker, 15 Cathcart Street. M'Connell, James, Eildon Cottage, 2 Midton Road. M'Connell, Jolxn, foreman mason, 64 Allison Street. M'Connell, Kennedy, plumber, Craigie Street. M'Connell, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 83 Main Street. M'Connell, W^illiam, Lillybahk, off Prestwick Road. M'Connell, William, cabinetmaker, 44 Allison Street. M'Connell, William, provision merchant, 12 Gordon Place. M'Connell, William, jun., grocer, Gordon Cottage, Content

Street. M'Connell, Miss, 1 Wattfield Road, off Midton Road.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 115

M'Connell, Mrs, 39 Fort Street. .

M'Coixnell, Mrs, 87 New Road.

M'Connick, Arcliibald, mason, 90 New Road.

M'Comiick, D., seaman, North Newton Place.

M'Cormick, Peter, coaclmrian, 1 Carrick View, St Leonard's Road.

M'Corrie, Hendry, joiner, 108 Cross Street.

M'Cosh, Dunlop & Lusk, collectors of comitj rates, 7 Wellington

Square, Ayr, and Dairy. M'Cosh, W. H., solicitor, Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort Street. M'Cracken, Alexander, baker, 9 Carrick Street. M' Crack en, Charles, mason, 2 Alexandria Terrace, Union Avenue. M'Cracken, Captain James, 48 Viewfield Road. M'Cracken, John, Crailoch, 22 Hawkhill. MThracken, Thomas, railway porter. Union Buildings, 31 Burns

Statue Square. M'Cracken, Thomas, 55 Mill Street. M'Cracken, Thomas, porter, 61 'Princes Street. M'Cracken, William, governor, Kyle Union Poorhouse, Holm-

ston Road. M'Craei, David, bottler, 16 Carrick Street. M'Crae, David, plumber, 1 York Street Lane. M'Crae, Hugh, insurance agent, 6 Russell Street. M'Crae, Hugh, produce merchant and hamcurer, 115 High Street ;

house, Eildon Cottage, 2 Midton Road. M'Crae, James, mason, 90 New Road. M'Crae, Robert-, plasterer, 16 Content Street. M'Crae, William, assurance agent, 114 New Road. M'Crae, William, storeman, 29 New Road. M'Crae, Miss, 48 New Road.

M'Creadie, James, Bentick Place, 19 JRussell Street. M'CVeadie, James, tinsmith, 19 Elba Street. M'Creadie, James, cooper, 90 High Street ; house, 6 Sandgate. M'Creadie, John, deputy harbourmaster, 10 Elmbank Street. M'Creadie, Thomas, joiner, 7 New Road.

M'Creath, David, seed and manure merchant, 32 Park Circus. M'Creath, James, joiner, 29 Fullarton Street; house, 27 do. M'Creath, James, goods guard, 68 York Street. M'Creath, John, joiner, 154 High Street. M'Creath, Robert, joiner, 38 Carrick Street; house, Manhatton,

23 Ashgrove Street. M'Creath, Thomasi, grocer and spirit merchant, 228 High Street ;

house, 50 Alloway Street. M'Creath, Miss, Seaview Terrace, 102 Prestwick Road. M'Creath, Miss, 17 Bellevue Crescent. M'Creath, Misses, 3 Citadel Place, Fort. M'Crie, Rev. Charles G.,- D.D., Free Church Manse, 15 Miller

Road.

116 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

1!

M'Crindle, Adam, railway servant, 4 Green. Street Lane.

M'Oindle, Andrew, plumber, 31 South Harbour Street.

M'Crindle, A. H., carter, 26 Mill Street.

M'Crindle, James, coal merchant, 1 Hall's Vennal.

M'Crindle, John, 14 Eglinton Terrace.

M'Crindle, "William, joiner, 46 Princes Street.

M'Cririck, Homer, brass -moulder, 3 Russell Street.

M'Crinck, Homer (of Roddie and M'Cririck), 1 Cathcart Street.

M'Cririck, James (of M'Cririck and Sonp^ 52 Fort Street.

M'Cririck & Sons, gun and rifle makers, 72 Sandgate.

M'Crone, Alexander, cooper, 18 Kyle Street.

M'Crorie, Andrew, carpet-weaver, 63 Wellington Street.

M'Crorie, George, spirit merchant, 133 George Street; house, Dalaruan, 8 Hawkhill.

M'Crorie, Hugh, carpenter, 51 Green Street.

M'Crorie, Hugh, clerk, 44 Nelson Street.

M'Crorie, Hugh, carpet-weaver, 57 Wellington Street.

M'Crorie, Robert, engine- driver, 16 Nelson Street.

M'Crorie, Thomas, blacksmith, 14 Nelson Street.

Macrorie, William, solicitor and bank agent. Commercial Bank, 34 Sandgate; house, Dun eric, 13 South Park Road.

M'CVorie, Mrs, 69 New Road.

M'Crorie, fliss, Craigie Laundry, 25 Content Street- House, 39 Content Street. (See advt. page 81).

M'Crorie, Mrs Hendry, grocer, 30 Allison Street.

M' Crumb, Thomas, moulder, 75 Alio way Street.

M'Cubbin, Andrew, vanman, 31 New Road.

M'Cubbin, John, 21 Barns Street.

M'Cubbin, Joseph, slater, 14 Kyle Street.

M'Cubbin, Joseph, joiner, 12 Princes Street.

M'Cubbin & Sons, tailors and clothiers, 40 Newmarket Street.

M'CuUoch, Andrew, fireman, 6 Elba Street.

M'Culloch, Charles, plumber, 158 George Street.

M'Culloch, John, joiner, Ellenbank, 8 Carrick Road.

M'Culloch, John, draper, 173 High Street; house, Afton Place, 4 Carrick Road.

M'Culloch, Peter, pointsman, 71 Princes Street.

M'Culloch, Robert, Fruiterer & Confectioner, 91 Main Street and 10 Union Buildings, Burns Statue Square

— House, 1 Union Buildings. (See advt. page 149). M'Culloch, Thomas, plasterer, 4 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhar

Road. M'Culloch, Thomas, jun., plasterer, 18 Russell Street. M'CulLoch, Miss, 23 Bellevue Crescent. M'Culloch, Miss J., 35 Fort Street. • M'Culloch. Mrs, 92 Green Street.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 117

M'Gulloch, IVIrs, 68 Elba Street.

M'Cutcheon, D. & G., fruiterers, 37 Alloway Street and Doon'foot.

M'Cutcheon, William, coachman, Seafield Stables, Racecourse.

M'Cutcheon, William, Blackburn Farm, off Seafield Road.

M'Dade, Charles, 71 Princes Street.

M'Dade, Samuel, police constable, Bumbank, o£f Prestwick Road.

M'Derment, James, chemist, 15 High Street; house, 6 Eglinton

Terrace. M'Derment, Peter, mason, 26 Elmbank Street. M'Derment, William, tailor, 46 Elba Street; house, Greenbank

Terrace, 112 New Road. M'Dermont, John, joiner, 148 George Street.

Macdonald, Penny & flackenzie, Drapers and Clothiers, 103 High Street. (See advt. page 66).

M'Donald, Arcliibald, mason, 59 Church Street.

Macdonakl, Collin, sailor, 8 Goshen I'errace, off M'Call's Avenue.

Macdonald, C. R., M.D., county medical officer, 7 Wellington Square ; house, Ardantrae, 5b Racecourse Road.

Macdonald. Donald, late quartermaster sergeant R.S.F., 56 Main Street.

M'Donald, Donald, spirit merchant, 38 Green Street Lane.

M'Donald, James, missionaay, 64 John Street.

M'Donald, John, joiner, 226 High Street.

M'Donald, John, cabinetmaker, 30 Elmbank Street.

M'Donald, John, bootmaker, 127 Main Street; house, 26 North- field Avenue.

Macdonald, Neil (of Macdonald, Penny and Mackenzie), Charle- ton, 32 Hawkhill Avenue.

M'Donald, William, gardener, Wellington Chambers, 6 Fullarton Street.

M'Donald, Miss, 16 Wellington Square.

M'Donald, Mrs, 12 John Street.

Macdonald, Mrs, 1 Burns Statue Square.

M'Donald, INIrs, 4 Belvidere Terrace, off Allison Street.

Macdonald, Mrs, 3 Bellevue Cottages, off Bellevue Road.

M'Donald, Mrs John, 45 Peebles Street.

M'Dougall, Angus, 20 New Road.

M'Dougall, John, painter, 19 Nelson Street,

M'Dougall, W. S., engineer, Holland Bank Cottage, 48 Church Street.

M'Dowall, James, tinsmith, 37 Wellington Street.

M'Dowall, William, clerk, 23 Green Street Lane.

M'Dowall, Mrs William, 2 Arran Terrace.

M'Dowall, Mrs, 1 Argyle Street.

M'Ewan, Elijah, organising secretary, 9 Milliken Park, off Prest- wick Road ; office, Unionist Club.

118 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

M'Ewan, John, gardener, 14 Doon Terrace.

M'Ewan, Miss, 10 Nortlifield Avenne, off Prestwick Road.

M'Ewen, James, butcher, 83 Main Street.

M'Ewen, James, engine-driver, 46 Princes Street.

M'Ewen, John, 34 Queen's Terrace.

M'Ewen, Robert, shoemaker, 28 Wellington Street.

M'Ewen, ISfrs Hugh, 7 Barns Terrace.

M'Ewen, Mrs, 50 John Street.

Macfadin, F. H., late Lieut. -Col., 10 Park arcus.

M'Fadjean, Archibald, stationer, Tarn's Brig; house, 9 Prest- wick Road.

M'Fadzean, James, Ayr and Kilmarnock carrier, 19 and 21 Grarden Street.

Macfadzean, James, 7 Lancaster Terrac©, Bellevue Crescent.

M'Fadzean, James, carpenter, 138 High Street.

Macfadzean, R. W., distributor of stamps and collector of taxes, 3 Macneillie Buildings, Newmarket Street ; house, 7 Chalmers Road.

M'Fadzean, Miss, 16 York Street.

M'Fadzean, Mrs Robert, hosier and draper, 124 High Street; house, Ardenlea, 42 Castlehill Road.

M'Farlane, Andrew, plasterer, 46 Viewfield Road.

M'Farlane, Daniel, ship carpenter, 45 Content Street.

M'Farlane, James, joiner, 60 Green Street.

M'Farlane, Maxwell, dancing master, 27 Duke Street.

M'Farlane, Richard, Fenwick Lodge, Ewenfield Road.

M'Farlane, Robert, Liberal organising secretary. Union Build- ings, 21 Burns Statue Square.

M'Farlane, Thomas, Flesher, 86 Sandgate— House, Bell- vale, St. Leonard's Road. (See advt. page 131).

M'Farlane, William, carpet- weaver, 2 Russell Street.

M'Farlane, Miss, 18 Queen's TeiTace.

M'Farlane, Miss, district nurse, 22 Academy Street.

M'Farlane, Mrs, 7 Burnett Terrace.

M'Farlane:, Mrs, 15 Wellington Street.

M'Feat, J. L., milliner, 24 FuUarton Street.

M'Feat, Richard, brass-finisher, 82 Green Street,

M'Fedries, James, fish dealer, 26 Fort Street.

M'Fedries, John, carter, 48 Russell Street.

M'Fedries, William, joiner, Galloway Orescent, 73 Russell Street.

M'Fedries, V/illiam, engineer, Galloway Crescent, 71 Russell Street.

M'Fedries, Miss, dressmaker, 89 George Street.

M'Gaan, James C, civil and mining engineer, Janefield, 2 dialmers Road, off Castlehill Road.

M'Gaan, Mrs, Mansville, 30 Prestwick Road.

M'Garroch, James, 34 Union Avenue.

Im'

GENERAL DIKECTORY. HQ

M'Gany, Peter, cabman, 37 Mill Street.

M'Garvey, John, engine-driver, 29 Elmbank Street.

M'Geachan, Robert, clerk, 7 Nelson Street.

M'Geachie, Edward, miller, 42 North Harbour Street,

M'Geachie, James, teacher of shorthand, etc.j 5 Cathcart Street.

M'Ghie, David, mason, 31 Nelson Street.

M'Gill, James, weaver, 148 George Street.

MacGill, James S., commeroial traveller, J. and R. Snodgrass,

Glasgow, Roseniount, Belmont Avenue. M'Gill, John, vanman, 57 Mill Street. M'Gill, John F., grain dealer, Monerua, Belmont Avenue. M'Gill, Martin, hamcurer, 29 Elmbank Street. M'Gill, Robert, shoemaker, 20 Wellington Street. M'Gill, Robert, shoemalier, 1 Ebenezer Place, M'Call's Avenue. M'Gill, William, butcher, 54 Mill Street. M'Gill, Miiss, Craigie Terrace, 68 John Street. M'Gill, Miss, dressmaker, 4 Gordon Terrace. M'Gill, Miss, 3 Gordon Terrace. M'Gill, Mrs, 24 Eglinton Terrace. M'Gill, Mrs Robert, china merchant, 92 Main Street. M'Gilvray, William), painter, 9 Content Street. M'Ginlay, Francis, baker, 5 Milliken Park, off Prestwick Road. M'Ginnies, John, coal trimmer, 31 Green Street Lane. M'Govern, James, engine-driver, 26 Argyle Street. M'Gowau, Frank, groom, 6 Content Street. M'Gregor, Adam, chemist and druggist, 16 and 18 Sandgate;

house, 14 Barns Tenuce. M'Gregor, Duncan, teacher, 13 Hawkhill. M'Gregor, Captain James, 48 Bellevue Ctescent. i ri'Qregor, James & Son, Timber flerchants. Tarn's I Brig Saw Mills — House, Kiln Knowe, Tarn's Brig. (See

advt. page 35). M'Gregor, John, M.D., 20 Barns Street.

M'Gregor, Hugh D., pamter and paperhanger, 32 Carrick Street; M'Gregor, Miss, 50 Kyle Street.

M'Gregor, Mrs A. B., Thiiiacre, 36 Racecourse Road. M'Guigan, Frank, groom, 22 John Street. M'Guigan, John, trainer, 25 River Terrace. M'Guire, Miss, 55 Sandgate. M'Guire, Mrs, 48 Allison Street. M'Hardy, Captain Hardy, R.N., chief constable for the county,

Sunnyside, off Alloway Place. M'Harg, James, police constable, 17 Main Street. M'Harg, Robert,,, blacksmith, 71 George Street. M'Hutcheon, John, shoemaker, 123 Main Street. M'llwrath, Cowan & Co., Registered Plumbers, Slaters

and Glaziers, io8 High Street. (See advt. page 8).

120 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

M'llwraith, Adam, 20 Queen Street. 'M'llwraith, James, engine-driver, 19 Peebles Street. M'llwraith, John, 6 Windsor Terrace, Prestwick Road. M'llwraith, John, joiner, 84 Main Street. M'llwraith, Robert, carter, 36 Clunes Vennal. M'llwraith, Thomas, joiner, 27 Argyle Street. M'llwTaith, Misis, 24 Ashgrove Street. M'llwraith, Mrs J. S., Glentig Cottage, 69 John Street. MTndoe, Mrs, Lea Rig, 27 Midton Road. M'lnnes, Angus, tailor, 6 Church Street. M'Intosh, Alexander, sawj^er, 2 Victoria Street. Macintosh, Alexander, machineman, 117 Main Street. M'Intosh, David, painter, 7 Havannah Place, Viewfield Road. M'Intosh, Mrs, 6 Arran Terrace. M'Intosh, Mrs, 11 Ballantine Drive. M'Intyre, James, draper, 2 Gordon Place; house, Roberton

Cottage, 21 Hawkhill. Macintyi-e, John, draper, 2 Ebenezer Place, M'Call's Avenue. M'Intyre, J., Parkhouse Da'ry, 66 Castlehill Road.

n'Intyre, John, Joiner, 175 High Street— House, Glencoe Cottage, Gaswork Road. (See advt. page 164).

M'lntj^re, Robert, 56 Russell Street.

M'Intyre, Mrs, Devon Villa, 121 Prestwick Road.

M'Jannet, Jaiiies, burgh foreman, 25 High Street.

M'Jannet, Mrs Hugh, 19 Wellington Square.

M'Jannet, Mrs, 46 Fort Street.

M'Kay, Donald, officer for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 34 Union Buildings, Smith Street.

M'Kay, Duncan, M.A., teacher of modem languages, Ayr Academy; house, 5 Buckingham Terrace, Charlotte Street.

Mackay, Hugh, sawyer, 26 Duke Street.

M'Kay, James, vanman, 126 High Street.

M'Kay, William, burgh chief constable, 25 New Bridge Street; house, 5 Bruce Crescent.

M'Kay, Mrs John, 13 Beresford Terrace.

M'Kean, John, fireman, 2 Belvidere Terrace, off Allison Street.

M'Kean, John, fireman, 15 Victoria Street.

M'Kean, Mrs, 34 Union Buildings.

M'Kean, Mrs, 12 Victoria Street.

M'Kechnie, Daniel, rope and waterproof manufacturer, Tarn's Brig; house, 91 New Road.

M'Kellar, Douglas, Milrig Place, 4 Cliarlotte Street.

M'Kellar, Duncan, draper, 43 Main Street; house, Acorn Cot- tage, 13 Hawkhill Aveni:e.

M'Kelvie, Archibald, vegetable merchant, 73 and 75 Main Street.

M'Kelvie, Matthew, brass-finisher, 18 Viewfield Road.

M'Kelvie, Robert, slater, 18 Green Street.

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 121

M'Kelvie, Robert, slater, 97 Green Street. ,

M'Kelvie, William, vanman, 9 Victoria Street.

M'Kelvie, Miss, 6 Cassillis Street.

M'Kelvie, Mrs John, South Place, 36 Midton Road.

M'Kenna, Fergus, M.B., 1 Randolph Terrace, 28 Prestwick Road.

M'Kenna, George, bottler, 7 Trj^eld Place, ofif West Sanquhar Road.

Mackenna, P. Fraser, M.A., L.L.B., procurator-fiscal. County Buildings ; house, 1 Alloway Place.

M'Kenna, William, pawnbroker, ' 19 and 20 River Street; house, 51 John Street.

Mackenzie, A. C. (of Macdonald, Penny and Mackenzie), Morris- ton, 19 Castlehill Road.

M'Kenzie, Hugh, upholsterer, Wolseley Place, 21 Church Street.

MacKenzie, James, Hosier and Draper, 137 High Street

— House, 5 Bruce Crescent, Fort. (See advt. page 97). M'Kenzie, John, mason, Wolseley Place, 23 Church Street. M'Kenzie, William, foreman, Hawkhill Chemical Works ; house,

West Sanquhar Road. M'Kenzie, W. F., clerk, 23 Fort Street. Mackenzie, Mrs, Craigweal, off Blackburn Road. M'Kerrow, George, M.B., CM., 7 Barns Street. M'Kerrow, Mrs W. H., Content House, Victoria Bridge. M'Kevitt, Thomas, slater, 25 Sandgate. M'Kie, Anthony, 264 High Street.

Mackie, David, Wellington Cycle Depot, 98 Sandgate—

House, 63 Peebles Street. (See advt. page 9). M'Kie, Jajnes, cabinetmaker, 67 Princes Street. M'Kie, John, gardener, 129 South Harbour Street. Mackie, John, cabinetmaker, 21 Queen Street. Mackie, P. J., Glenfairn Lodge, 28 Racecourse Road. Mackie, Peter, upholsterer, 48 Princes Street. M'Kie, Thomas, tailor, 187 High Street. Mackie, William (manager, Ayr Structural and Stamping Co.),

1 Alexandria Terrace, Union Avenue. Mackie, William, railway firemain, 4 Wellington Street. M'Kie, William, machine agent, 18 Princes Street. M'Kie, William, railway guard, 3 Tryfield Place, off West Sanqu-

kar Road. Mackie, Miss, draper, 42 Main Street. Mackie, Miss, grocer, 20 North Harbour Street. Mackie, Mrs Adam, 7 Newmarket Street. M'Kill, Matthew, shoemaker, 35 Russell Street. M'Kill, Robert, cabinetmaker, 72 Wallace Street. M'Kill, Robert, cabinetmaker, 21 George Street.

122 GENEEAL DIRECTORY.

M'Kill, William, tailor's cutter, 37 Russell Street.

M'Kill, William, upholsterer, 96 Sandgate; house, 68 Allison

Street. M'Kill, Misses, 63 John Street. Mackinley, William, 40 High Street. M'Kinlay, Miss, Ailsa Cottage, Fort. M'Kinnon, Andrew, shoemaker, 37 Fullarton Street. M'Kinnon, Daniel, lighthouse keeper. North Harbour Street. M'Kinnon, Hugh, hamcurer, 111 Mill Street. M'Kinnon, James, slater, 7 Russell Street. M'Kinnon, John, engine-driver, 32 Wellington Street. M'Kinnon, John, carter, 8 Clune's Vennal. M'Kinnon, Mrs, 252 High Street. M'Kinstrie, James, coach painter, 49 Content Street. M'Ki&sock, A., brickbuilder, 32 High Street. M'Kissock, George, mason, 63 Green Street. M'Kissock, George, engineer, 75 Green Street.

M'Kissock, Gilbert, General Bookbinder, 70 Newmarket

Street— House, 54 Mill Street. (See advt. page 29). M'Kissock, Gilbert, jun., slater, 58 Mill Street. M'Kissock, James, carpenter, 25 George Street. M'Kissock, William, joiner, 3 Taylor Street.

n'Kissock, William, Plough Inn, 237 High Street- House, Linda, 14 Holmston Road. (See advt, page -39).

M'Kissock, Miss, dressmaker, 33 Fullarton Street.

M'Kissock, Mrs William, 4 Hawkhill.

M'Kitting, Andrew, slater, 19 New Bridge Street.

M'Knight & Coy., Ltd., iron shipbuilders. South Beach.

M'Kniglit, James, furniture dealer, 24 George Street; house, 26 do.

M'Knight, John (of S. M'Knight and Coy., Ltd.), 37 Carlton Terrace, Bellevue Crescent.

M'Knight, Mrs Samuel, 37 Carlton Terrace, Bellevue Ci'escent.

M'Kune, Mrs, W^ellpai^k Place, 29 Miller Road.

M'Laclilan, Andrew (of A. M'Lachlan and Son), Leabank, 60 Castlehill Road.

M'Lachlan, A. & Son, builders and joiners, 76 Dalblair Road.

M'Lachlan, James (of A. M'Laclilan and Son), Havelock House, Miller Road.

M'Lachlan, James, shoemaker, 62 Mill Street.

M'Lachlan, Miss, ? Doon Terrace.

Maclachlan, Mrs, Ardgreen Park Terrace.

M'Lauchlan & Co., fruiterers, 213 High Street.

M'Laughlan, James, shoemaker, 104 George Street.

M'Laughlan, William, weaver, 94 George Street.

M'Laurin, Ricliard C, 34 Park Circus.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 123

M'Lay, Robert, blacksmith, 47 Carrick Street. M'Lean, Alexander, temperance hotel, 5 Killoch Place. M'Lean, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant. Sun Inn Hotel,

.223 High Street. ;

M'Lean, Charles, tinsmith, 244 High Street. M'Lean, David, joiner, Bellevale Cottage, St Leonard's Road. M'Lean, George, rivetter, 37 Main Street. M'Lean, John, carpenter, 161 South Harbour Street. M'Lean, John, butler, Ewenfield Lodge, Monument Road. M'Lean, John, cabman, 60 Mill Street. M'Lean, Samuel, insurance agent, 6 Tryfield Place, ofif West

Sanquhar Road. M'Lean, Thomas, vanman, 25 Elmbank Street. M'Lean, William, porter, 16 Elmbank Street. M'Lean, Mrs, 71 Mill Street. M'Lean, IVLrs La Paz, 9 Ronaldshaw Park. M'Lean, Mrs Charles, 6 Garden Street. M'Lellan, Hugh, 15 New Bridge Street. M'Lellan, Miss, fancy goods warehouse, 102 Sandgate. M'Lelland, Samuel, gardener, Dalblair Lodge, 39 Dalblair Road. M'Lelland, Samuel, gardener, Belleisle Lodge, Racecourse. M'Leliand, Thomas, mason, 36 Nelson Street. M'Lelland, William, printer, 69 Princes Street. M'Lelland, William, joiner, 28 Victoria Street. M'Lelland, Miss, dressmaker, 19 New Bridge Street. M'Lelland, Mrs, 86 George Street.

M'Leod, John, Painter and Decorator, 28 Newmarket

Street — House, 25 Fullarton Street. (See advt. page 44. M'Leod, John, 32 High Street. M'Leod, Misses, M. & A., milliners and dressmakers, 22 Fullarton

Street. M'Leod, Misses, drapers, 26 NeAvmarket Street.

M'Leod, firs. Fishmonger, 179 High Street— House, 5

Bellevue Crescent. (See advt. page 47). M'Lintock, Andiew M., traveller, Argyle Cottage, 36 Hawkliill

Avenue. M'Lintock, Peter, plasterer, Clune's Vennal. M'Mann, John, spirit merchant, 4 Alio way Street. M'Master, Allan, sergeant of poUce, 23 Duke Street. M'Master, James, artist, Birkdale, St Leonard's Road. M'Master, John, grocer, 38 Wallace Street. M'Master, William, town postman, 3 New Bridge Street. M'Master, Miss, 3 New Bridge Street. M'Meachon, John, guard, 1 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhar

Road. M'Meekin, S., tailor, 7 Newmarket Street.

G

124 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

M'Meekin, Mrs, 7 Kirk Port, off High Street.

M'Millan, Alexander, blacksmith, 8 Waggon Road.

M'Millan, Alexander, tenter, 32 Church Street.

M'Millan, Donald, butler, 8 Church Place, Cross Street.

M'Millan & Howie, solicitors, 58 Alio way Street.

M'Millan, James, plumber, Alleghany Terrace, 39 Church Street.

M'nillan, James M., Chemist, 6 Alloway Street— House, Benvaren, 22 Oarrick Road. (See advt. page 80).

M'Millan, John, joiner, 22 Ehnbank Street.

M'Millan, Captain John, 56 New Road.

M'Millan, Lauchlan, caulker, 23 Princes Street.

M'Millan, Robert, baker, 33 York Street.

M'Millan, Robert, blacksmith, 13 John Street.

M'Millan, Robert, teacher, 8 Arran Terrace.

M'Millan, W. S. (of M'Millan and Howie, solicitors), 18 Chalmers

Road. ■ M'Millan, Miss, 52 Peebles Street. Macmillan, Mrs John Gordon, Dereel, Barns Park. M'Millan, Mrs, 108 Cross Street. M'Minn, Thomas, carpet-weaver, 26 Church Street. M'Mmn, Thonias, compositor, 4 Mejjs^s Lane. M'Murdo, Robert, coachman, 52 Midton Road. M'Murray, Alexander, joiner, 6 Gordon Terrace. M'Murray, David, 23 Green Street. M'Murray, Robert, clerk G.P.O., 66 Castlehill Road. M'Murray, Thomas, painter, 5 St John's Place, Fort Street. M'Murtrie, Andrew, pointsman, Twiningham Place, Tam's Brig. M'Murtrie, Andrew M., letter-stamper, 84 John Street. M'Murtrie, Andrew, builder, 47 Green Street. M'Murtrie, David, slater, 4 Dunedin Place, Falkland Road. M'Murtrie, David (of John M'Murtrie and Son), 20 Newmarket

Street. M'Murtrie, James, solicitor, 3 Cathcart Street. M'Murtrie, John & Son, Watchmakers and Jewellers,

i8 Newmarket Street. (See advt. page 41). M'Murtrie, Robert, cabdriver, 252 High Street. M'Murtrie, Misses, Glencoe House, 18 Gaswork Road. M'Miu-tne, Mrs, 84 John Street. n'flurtrie, Mrs James, Posting Establishment, 13

Sandgate and 12 Dalblair Road— House, 14 Dalblair

Road. (See advt, page 31). M'Nair, James, engineer, Norwood, 72 Prestwick Road. n*Nair, Henry, Flesher,'22 3andgate— House, 15 Charlotte

Street. (See advt. page 137). M'Nair, William, flesher, 1 Dalblair Terrace.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 125

M'Naught, A. H., clerk, 24 New Bridge Street.

M'Nuught, Robert D., bank teller, 42 Green Street.

M'Naught, William, joiner, 7 Gordon Terrace. i

M'Naught, Miss, dressmaker, 6 Cromwell Place.

M'Nee, John, saddler, 2 Wellington Street.

M'Nee, John A., Reigate, Sunnysdde, Park Terrace.

M'Nee, William, 50 Wellington Street.

M'Nee, William, fruiterer, 177 High Street.

M'Neight, Misses, 4 Cromwell Place.

M'Neil, James, town postman, 24 Wallace Street.

M'Neilage, Alexander, joiner, Wiston Place, 72 Church Street.

M'Neilage, Robert, school teacher, 4 Burnett Terrace, off Hawk- hill.

M'Neilage, William, plimiber, 14 Goshen Terrace, off M'Call's Avenue.

M'Neillie, William, mason, 20 Elmbank Street.

M'Nider, Miss, 24 Union Avenue.

M'Ninch, Mungo, builder, 11 George Street.

M'Ninch, Neil, 97 Cross Street.

M'Ninch, Mrs William, draper and coal agent, 11 George Street.

M'Ninch, William, painter, 64 Wallace Street.

M'Phee, Hugh, plater, 94 High Street.

M'Phee, James, tenter, 83 Main Street.

Macphee, Miss, 19 John Street.

M'Pherson, Alexander, contractor, 252 High Street.

Macpherson, William, pastry baker, 31 High Street.

M'Pherson, Mrs, 10 Gordon Terrace.

M'Quaker, Allan, drainer, 71 Princes Street.

M'Quaker, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 29 and 31 Green Street.

M'Quaker, Peter, green-grocer, 22 Content Street.

M'Quaker, William, grocer and spirit merchant, 20 Content Street; house, Ivybank, 9 Hawkhill Avenue.

M'Quater, A., spirit merchant, 119 George Street.

n*Quater, Allan, Sculptor, i66 George Street. (Seeadvt, page 84).

M'Queen, Charles, flesher, 18 Alloway Street; house, 15 Hawk- hill.

n'Queen, James, Queen's Hotel, 9 South Harbour Street.

(See advt. page 25).

M'Quiston, Hugh, Cycle Depots, 52 Alloway Street- Stores, Carrick Street ; House, 33 Park Circus. (See advt. page 17).

M'Quiston, Kennedy, porter, 80 Mill Street.

M'Quisiton, Matthew, clerk, 44 Northfield Avenue.

M'Quiston, Peter, coal agent, 74 New Road.

126

GENERAL DIRECTORY.

M'Quiston, Thomas, 58 Content Street.

M'Qiiiston, William, carter, 84 Elba Street.

M'Quiston, Mrs, 107 George Street.

M'Roberts, Gordon, janitor, Ayr Academy, 7 Fort Street.

M'Roberts, William, caretaker, County BuUdings, Wellington

Square. M'Ronald, John, Daisybank, 5 Hawkhill Avenue. M'Ronald, Samuel, joiner, 16d Hawkhill Avenue. M'Skimming, J. G., accountant, 7 Wellington Square; house, 3

Wattfield Road. M'Skimming, Mrs, 37 Fullarton Street. M'Swan, Mrs N., Ill High Street.

M'Taggart, Mrs, fish merclia.nt, 69 South Harbour Street. M'Tear, Samuel, 77 John Street. M'Turk, John, engine-driver, 11 Elmbank Street. M'Turk, John, mason, 5 Trj^eld Place, off West Sanquhar Road. M'Vean, Captain John, 9 Taylor Street. M'Vean, Lauchlan, gasman, 63 Wellington Street. M'Vicar, Robert (of Currie, Rae and Co.), 24 Bellevue Crescent. M'Vicar, William-, Ctaigie Cottage, 67 John Street. M'Walter, John, engineer, 34 Green Street. M'Walter, Robert, joiner, 24 Green Street. M'Whinnie, Hugh, tailor, 2 Wellington Street. M'Whinnie, Mrs A., 63 New Road. M'Wliinnie, Mrs, laundress, Galloway Crescent, 65 Russell

Street. M'Whirter, David, mason, Williamslea, 180 Prestwick Road. M'Whirter, David, gardener, 18 Wellington Street. M'Whirter, James, police sergeant, 110 George Street. M'Whirter, John, cabman, Nile Court, 154 High Street. M'Whirter, Robert, joiner, Knoydart Cottage, Dam Park. M'Whirter, Thomas, mason, 32 New Road. M'Whirter, William, 23 Wallace Street. M'Whirter, William, mason, 4 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhar

Road. M'Whirter, Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer, 72 Green Street. M' William, William, brass-finisher, 11 Carrick Street. MWilliam, Mrs Thomas, Somlea, 25 Hawkhill.

M

Mack, Mrs L. M., 27 Ballantine Drive.

Madden, John, weaver, 104 George Street.

Main, Daniel, fisher, 26 York Street.

Main, George, pointsman, 6 North Newton Place.

Main, James, 42 New Road.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 127

Main, Robert, grocer, 6 Elnibank Street.

Main, Robert, rope-spinner, 33 Argyle Street.

Main, Mrs Alexander, 24 New Bridge Street.

Main, Mrs James, 16 Garden Street.

Mains, John, Coachbuilder, Landau Buildings, Burns

Statue Square — House, 1 Stuart PJace, Oarrick Road. (See

advt. page 153).

Mains, John, 3 Carrick View, St Leonard's^ Road.

Mair, Hugh, pointsman, 2 Gordon Terrace.

Mair, William & Son, cooperage, 248 High Street.

Mair, Miss Jane, 153 High Street.

Mair, Miss, Wellwood Cottage, 2 Springvale Road.

Mair, Miss,, 3 Union Avenue.

Mair, Mrs, 229 High Street.

Maitland, Alexander, janitor, Kyle Union Poorhouse, Holmston

Road. Maitland, John, spirit merchant, Crown Hotel, 97 and 99 High

Street; house, 29 Queen's Tenace. Maitland, John, 13 Park Circus.

Maitland, Robert, tailor, 3 ]\Iilliken Park, off Prestwick Road. Maitland, Miss, 18 Cathcart Street. Malcolm, Robert, tailor and clothier, 48 Content Street. Malcolm, Miss, 24 Queen's Terrace. Malcolm, Mrs, grocer, 48 and 50 Content Street. Malone, Thomas, foreman, Wyllie's Cliemical Works. Maloni, photographer, 29 Newmarket Street. Mann, James, brewer, 44 High Street. Manning, J., coachman, 3 Main Street. Mansbridge, Thomas, shoemaker, 96 George Street. ]\Iansfield, Joseph, 28 Weaver Street. Manson, George, railway guard, 30 Green Street Lane. Manson, Thomas, guard, 7 Ebenezer Place, M' Call's Avenue. Mark, Andrew (of M. Mark and Son), 33 John Street. Mark, Matthew & Son, clock and watchmakers, 11 Newmarket

Street. Marr, James, 81 New Road.

riarshail, Alexander, Watciimaker and Jeweller, 64 High Street— House, 23 Fort Street. (See advt. page 62).

Marshall, Flewitt, 127 South Harbour Street.

Marshall, James, headmaster Whitletts School, Fairlie Cottage, 16 Hawkhill.

Marshall, John, mason, Eastwood, 26 Hawkhill Avenue.

Marshall, William, fruiterer, 6 New Bridge Street, and Market Garden, Moorpark, off Prestwick Road.

Marshall, William, shoemaker, 72 Wallace Street.

Marshall, William, 76 New Road.

128 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Mai^shall, Miss, Whitehall, 16 Beresford Terrace.

Martin, Andrew, baker, 19 Wellington Street.

Maai;in, Andrew, spirit merchant. Wheat Sheaf, 7 John Street.

Martin, Charles, stud groom, 10 Dalblair Road.

Martin, Hugh, baker, 9 John Street.

Martin, John, Eden Villa, 34 Prestwick Road.

Martin, Richard, gardener, 35 and 37 Cross Street,

Martin, Robert, Imker, 67 Wallace Street.

Martin, Robert, blacksmith, 133 Main Street.

Martin, Thomas, 42 Princes Street.

Martin, Wilham, 28 Qiarlotte Street.

Martin, William, fireman, 52 York Street.

Martin, Mrs Andrew, baker, 16 Gordon Place.

Martin, Mrs, laundress, 4^ Cromwell Place.

Martin, Mrs, 40 High Street.

Martin, Mrs, 47 John Street.

Mason, John, Cromwell Cottage, 8 Gaswork Road.

Mason, William, iron driller, 153 High Street.

Mather, James, machine-tenter, 76 Allison Street.

Mathieson, Captain John, Esterlea, 11 Prestwick Road.

Mathewson, John, brass-finisher, 58 Green Street.

Mathewson, Walter S., clerk, Altonbiun, 54 Castlehill Road.

Matthews, William, gardener, 28 Peebles Street.

Matthewson, William, dealer. Hall's Vennal, off Peebles Street.

Matthias, John, China Warehouse, 49 Wallace Street;

and flarine Store Dealer, 26 Garden Street— House,

51 Wallace Street. (See advt. page 115). Maxwell, Archibald, baker, 55 Mill Street. Maxwell, Hugh, gardener, Knowe Lodge, 68 Midton Road. Maxwell, William, upholsterer, 53 Garrick Street. Maxwell, William, 68 Mill Street. Maxwell, William, gardener, 85 Mill Street. Maybin, William, M.A., rector, Ayr AcadeHiy, Fort Street;

house. Green Lodge, 29 Charlotte Street. Maybole Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 12 Old Bridge Street; J.

Murray, manager. Maybole Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 14 Gordon Place; Murdoch

Cation, manager. Maypole Dairy Co., 127 High Street. Meade, Thomas, 9 John Street.

Meekin, Edward, coachman, Windyhall, 67 Midton Road, Meikle, David, sen., 48 Main Street. Meikle, David, The Pines, Ballantrae Drive. Meikle, James (of J. and D. Meikle), Woodside Villa, 13 Carrick

Road. Meikle, J. & D., Joiners and Builders, 44 and 46 Main

Street. (See advt. page 50),

GENERAL DIRECTOflT. 129

fleikle, John, Slater and Plumber, 13 River Street- House, 14 River Street. (See advt. page 90). Medkle, John, storeman, 51 Carrick Street. «

Meikle, Miss, milliner, 53 Newmarket Street. Meikle, Miss M., 105 High Street. Mellon, Patrick, 16 Garden Street.

Mellon, William, foreman riveter, 89 South Harbour Street. Melville, John, 3 Ashgrove Street. Melvin, James, clerk G.P.O., Norwood, Hawkhill.

Meng, Fleury, Pastry Baker and Confectioner, 46 New- market Street— House, 70 Newmarket Street. (See advt. page 156).

Menzies, Robert, Ann Place, 82 Green Street.

Menzies, Miss, 11 Eglinton Terrace.

Mercer, David, mason, 41 Peebles Street.

Mercer, John (of Tyrie and Mercer), 41 Peebles Street.

Mercer, Miss, 16 Peebles Street.

Mercer, Misses, drapers, 95 Main Street.

Meredith, Matthew, renmant warehouse, 96 High. Street; house, Elmwood Villa, 44 Castlehill Road.

Meredith, Miss, dressmaker, 187 High Street.

Merry-, Hugh, hamcurer, 25 Queen Street.

Merry, John, miller, 8 Elba Street.

nillar, George, Joiner and Funeral Undertaker, 10 High

Street. (See advt. page 158). Millar, James, hosier and outfitter, 139 High Street. Millar, Robert, boot and shoemaker and umbrella warehouse, 55

AUoway Street; house, Holmhurst, 73 Castlehill Road.

Millar, Robert, Junr., Outfitter, 2 Main Street— House

Dunraven, off Northfield Avenue. (See advt. page 126). Millar, Mrs Robert, Hastings Hall, Monument Road. Millar, IVIrs, 10 Hi.gh Street.

Millen, Anderson, caulker, Gershom Cottage, 3 Princes Street. Miller, George, groom, 80 Sandgate.

Miller, Hugh, pointsman, Eiston Cottage, 81 Prestwick Road. Miller, Hugh, Seaview Dairy, Prestwick Road. Miller, James, police constable, 123 George Street. Miller, James, tailor, 12 Green Street Lane. Miller, James, teacher, Milrig Place, Charlotte Street. Miller, John, 23 George Street.

Miller, John, blacksmith, 101 South Harbour Street. Miller, John, Fort Castle. Miller, Jolm, joiner, 55 Sandgate. ^Miller, John, Ladykirk House, 10 Viewfield Road. Miller, John, mason, 42 Princes Street.

130 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Miller, Rev. John, Newton Free Church Manse, 42 Prestwick

Road. Miller, Jolin, Nithsdale, 4 Carrick Park. Miller, John, plasterer, 66 Mill Street. fliller, John, Spirit Merchant, 109 Main Street— House,

6 Duke Street. (See advt. page 125). Miller, John, gtor&nian, 3 Church Street. Miller, John II., chemist, 1 New Bridge Street; house, 20 Elba

Street. Miller, R. A., 3 South Place, 34 Midton Road. Miller, Robert A., bank teller, 10 Carrick Park. Miller, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 26 North Harbour Street. Miller, Walter, carting contractor, 7 Kyle Street; house, Trees-

b;a.nk, 7 Castlehill Road. Miller, William, commercial traveller, Dalblair Terrace, 21 Dal-

blair Road. Miller, William, estate and property agent and valuator, Nile

Court, 154 High Street. Miller, William, mason, 5 Wellington Street. Miller, William, Hawkliill Nursery, Hawkhill Avenue. Miller, William, Plasterer, 40 Mill Street— House, 14

Kyle Street. (See advt. page 11). Miller, Miss Zara, educational institution for young ladies, Newn-

ham House, 10 Barns Street. Miller, Miss, Wyneford, St Leonard's Road. Miller, Miss, railway restaurant, Union Buildings, 30 Smith

Street. Miller, Miss, Orchardton, 9 St Andrew's Street. Miller, Miss, fruiterer, D'Auray Buildings, 77 Dalblair Road;

house, 29 do. Miller, Mrs, Craigness, 30 Falkland Park. Miller, Mrs, fruiterer. 111 Main Street. Miller, Mrs, laundress, 3 Wattfield Road. Miller, Mrs, 9 Montgomerie Terrace. Miller, Mrs John, grocer, 50 Wellington Street.

Miller, firs Thomas, Grocer and Wine flerchant, 59 Wallace Street — House, St. Anns, 7 Prestwick Road. (See advt. page 105).

Milligan, D. & J., joiners and building contractors, 46 Kyle Street.

Milligan, David, Joiner and Builder, Smith Street, Townhead — House, Inverlea, 42 Carrick Road. (See advt. page 11).

Milligan, John (of D. and J. Milligan), Gearholm.

Milligan, Miss, dairy, Spr.'ngvale Cottage, 7 Spring^^ale Road.

I

GENERAL DIKECTOBY. 131

Milligan, Mrs, 13 Alloway Street. JVIilligan, Mrs, 3 Burnett Terrace. Millikeoi, John, builder, Cajnbuslea, Milliken Park, Northfield

Avenue. Milliken, Mrs John, 3 Church Street. Mills, Jaines, joiner, 95 Mill Street.

Mills, James, Tailor and Clothier, 86 Main Street- House, 30 Waggon Road. (See advt. page 60).

Mills, Jolm, 15 New Bridge Street.

Mills, John, joiner, 86 New Road.

Mills, Robert, engine-driver, 42 AUison Street.

Mills, Miss, 6 Bailantine Drive.

Mills, Mrs, Broombrae, 11 St Andrew's Street. *

Mills, Mrs David, Rosebank Cottage, 68 Castlehill Road.

Milne, Alexander, plumber, 74 Allison Street.

Milne, William, carter, 16 Peebles Street.

Milroy, Alexander, vanman, 45 High Street.

Milroy, Hugh, mason, 50 Peebles Street.

Milroy, James, storeman, 162 Gi-eorge Street.

Milroy, James, fruiterer, 16 and 20 Alloway Street ; house, 14 do.

Mitchell, Adam, decorator, 3 Ralston Place, West Sanquhar

Road. Mitchell, Alexander, prison warder, Wellington Lodge, Bath

Place. Mitchell, Andrew (of Walter Mitchell and Son), 1 Alloway Park,

off Alloway Place. Mitchell, Andrew, Broomfield House, 9 Broomfield Road. Mitchell, Daniel, billposter, 125 High Street. Mitchell, George, vanman, 66 Carrick Street. Mitchell, Jaines, guard. Railway Cottage, off West Sanquhar

Road. Mitchell, James, cement merchant, 7 Duke Street. Mitchell, John, joiner, 38 BeUevue Crescent. Mitchell, John,, horse dealer, 3 Belvidere Terrace, off Allison

Street. Mitchell, John, shoemiaker, 61 Main Street. Mitchell, John, shoemaker. 111 South Harbour Street. Mitchell, John (of W. Mitchell and Son), Barnsley, 43 Castle- hill Road. Mitchell, Richard, railway foreman, 6 Tryfield Place, off West

Sanquhar Road. Mitchell, Robert, hosier and hatter, 98 High Street; house, 60

John Street. Mitchell, Robert, coach-trimmer, Gordon Cottage, off Content

Street. Mitchell, Samuel, 82 York Street Lane.

132 GENEKAL DIRECTORY.

Mitchell, Walter & Sons, Ham Curers and Fleshers, 14 riain Street. (See advt. page 45).

Mitchell, William, plumber, 28 New Road.

Mitchell, William & Son, fire-clay, lime and cement merchants, 5 Green Street.

Mitchell, Misses, dressmakers, South Place, 32 Midton Road.

Mitchell, Mrs Adam, grocer, 1 Ralston Place, West Sanquhar Road.

Mitchell, Mrs Alex, (of Wm. Mitchell and Son) , Woodfield House, Prestwick Road.

Mitchell, Mrs Alexander, 89 High Street.

Mitchell, Mrs, Grosvenor House, 10 Charlotte Street.

Mitchell, Mrs, 72 Mill Street.

Mitchell, Mrs W., 15 Ballantine Drive.

Moffat, James, shoemaker, 125 George Street.

Moffat, Walter, shoe traveller, 50 Green Street Lane.

Moffat, Mrs, 6 Milliken Park, off Prestwick Road.

Mo'ir, George, baker, 2 Old Bridge Street.

Moir, Robert., C.E., 24 Chalmers Road.

Moir, Mrs, 9 Bucivingham Terrace, Charlotte Street.

Monachan, Samuel, fish salesman, 93 High Street.

Monachan, Mrs, 66 York Street.

Money, William, grocer, 163 High Street; house, 11 Hawkhill.

Monnickendam, Alexander, Photographer, Ayr Studio, 43 Sandgate. (See advt. pages 3 and 4 in appendix).

Montador, Robert, engineer, Campbell Street.

Montgomerie, Hugh, Engineer, 33 George Street- House, 37 George Street. (See advt. page 96).

Montgomerie, J. & R., wine and spirit merchants, 12 Wallace Street.

Montgomerie, William, hamcurer, 35 New Road.

Montgomerie, William, tailor and clothier, 37 George Street.

Montgomery, Robert, joiner, Havannah Place, 3 Viewfield Road.

Moonie, Edward, teacher, 19 Foi-t Street.

Moore, Andrew, 7 Park Circus.

Moore, Henry, tailor, 31 Kyle Street.

Moore, James, salesman, 16 Dalblair Road.

Moore, John, 115 Mill Street.

Moore, 1 nomas, corkcutter, 36 Carrick Street; house, 13 View- field Road.

Moore, William, M.B., CM., 1 Eglijiton Terrace.

Moore, Mrs, 85 High Street.

Morgan, Artnur, registrar of births, marriages, aoid deaths, 21 New Bridge Street; house, Jamesfield, 20 Hawkhill.

Morgan, James, porter, 226 High Street.

Morledge, Joseph, agent, 33 Union Avenue.

GENERAL DIRECTORY, 133

Morris, James A., F.R.I.B.A., J. A., Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort Street; house. Savoy Croft, Savoy Park.

Morris, John, Hardware Merchant, 38 flain Street- House, 46 Wellington Street. (See advt. page 120).

Morris, WUliam, coachman. East Lodge, St Leonard's Road.

Morris, Mrs Robert, ironmonger, 93 Wallace Street.

Morrison, A., cabinetmaker, 18 John Street.

Morrison, Andrew, slater, 52 Mill Street.

Morrison, George H. , guard, 56 Allison Street.

Morrison, Harry, 7 Try-field Place, off West Sanquhar Road.

Morrison, Hugh, carpenter, 65 Green Street.

Morison, J. F. S., clerk, 7 Eglinton Terrace, Fort.

Morrison, James, 4 York Street.

Morrison, John, coachman, 72 Mill Street.

Morrison, John, groom, 93 Main Street.

Morrison, John, pilot, 104 Green Street.

Morrison, John, police constable, 38 Princes Street.

Morrison, J ohn, shoemaker, 4 Hope Street and 125 High Street ; house, Lincroft, 4 Doon Terrace.

Morrison, Lauchlan, Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer, 46 High Street ; Workshop, 7 Main Street. (See advt. page 52 in appendix.

Morrison, Matthew, Tailor and Clothier, 79 Main Street — House, View Cottage, Prestwick. (See advt. page 33).

Morrison, Robert, late farmer, Mayfield, 39 Hawkhill.

Morrison, Thomas, pressman, 21 Falkland Road.

Morrison, William, clerk of works, 22 Midton Road.

Morrison, William, clerk, 28 Main Street.

Morrison, William, foreman compositor, Arnsheen Terrace, 18 Duke Street.

Morrison, William, carpet- weaver, 2 Wellington Street.

Morrison, Mrs John, 19 Russell Street.

Morton, Adam, coachbuilder, 22 and 24 Alloway Street; house, Tweedsdale, 72 Castlehill Road.

Morton, Hugh, flesher, 18 Gordon Place; house, Ivybank, 11 Hawkhill Avenue.

Mortoh, John, plasterer, 130 Cross Street.

Morton, John, 51 Green Street.

Morton, Col. J. M. M., M.B., CM., 9 Wellington Square.

Morton, Robert, engine-driver, 27 Allison Street.

Morton, R. A., M.D., B.Sc, Netherton, Bowman Road.

Morton, Tliomas, 187 High Street.

Morton, William, 97 iNew Road.

Morton, William, clerk, 6 Albert Terrace.

Morton, William, coach-builder, 11 Carrick Street.

Morton, Miss, 10 Cromwell Place.

134

©ENERAL DIRECTORY.

Morton, Mrs, Qydesdale Bank, Winton Buildings, High Street.

Morton, Mrs William, 6 Charlotte Street.

Moryson, W. F., goldsmith, Newmarket Street; house, Craigie

Road. *

Moulden, William, cabman, 148 George Street. Moumey, Williaan, sailmaker, 11 Green Street. Muir, Allan, M.B., CM., 5 Barns Street.

Muir, Andrew, compositor, Havannah Place, 3 Viewfield Road. Muir, Hugh, joiner. West Sanquhar, NortMeld Avenue. Muir, James, joiner, 2 Bellevue Cottages, off Bellevue Road. Muir, John, mason, 51 Elmbank Street. Muir, John, blacksmith, 68 York Street Lane. Muir, John (of Highet and Hunter), 2 Citadel Place. Muir, John, janitor. Grammar School, Midton Road. Muir, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 83 High Street ; house,

8 Newmarket Street. Muir, William, cutler, 42 Carrick Street. Muir, William, guard, 2 Dunedin Place, Falkland Road. Muir, William (of A. Welsh and Co.), Nethercroft, 8 Belmont

Avenue. Muir, William, shoemaker, 2 Queen Street; house, 89 George

Street. Muir, Miss A., ladies and children's outfitter, 23 Sandgate. Muu-, Miss, 2 Cathcart Street.

Muir, Mrs John, 12 Belmont Avenue, off Castlehill Road. Muirhead, John, 44 High Street. Mulherran, Peter, lorryman, 53 Content Street. Mullard, William, porter, Bank of Scotland, 24 Sandgate. MulhoUand & Baillie, painters, 89 High Street. Mulligan, James, clog and bootmaker, 13 Hope Street; house,

2 do. Munachen, James, engine-driver, 33 Nelson Street. Munachen, Peter, clerk, 28 Mill Street. Munachan, William, 46 Mill Street. Munro, David, spirit merchant, 48 High Street; house, Rose-

neath, 42 Hawkhill Avenue. Munro, David, prison warder, Wellington Lodge, Bath Place. Munro, George, mason, 41 Content Street. Munro, John, guard, Wiston Place, 72 Church Street. Munro, William, manager. Starch Works, 25 River Terrace. Mimro, Mrs, 33 Argyle Street. Murchie, David, guard, 43 Russell Street, riurchie, John, Slater, and Glazier, 19 George Street- House, 8 Gordon Street. (See advt. page 93) Miu-chie, Samuel, pointsman, 19 Jaanes Street. Murchie, Miss Agnes, draper, 29 Alloway Street. Murchie, Miss, Havannah Place, 3 Viewfield Road.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 135

Murchie, Misses, teachers of music, 31 AUoway Street.

Murcliie, Mrs John, 8 Grordon Street, ojff Union Avenue.

Murdoch, Archibald, boilermaker, 63 Mill Street.

Murdoch, Arthur, baker, 152 George Street..

Murdoch, Rev. A. G., Wallacetown F.C. Manse, 86 John Street.

Murdoch, Charles, joiner, 50 .New Bridge Street.

Murdoch, Francis, stevedore, 4 Elmbank Street,

Murdoch, F. J., solicitor, 4 Newmarket Street.

Murdoch, George, plumber, Victoria Terrace, 28 Viewfield Road.

Murdoch, James, slater, 94 High Street.

Murdoch, James, coal agent, 9 Goshen Terrace, off M' Call's

Avenue. Murdoch, James, wheelwright, 60 Content Street. Murdoch, John, civil engineer and architect, 62 Sandgate ; house,

Redholm, 9 Ronaldshaw Park. Murdoch & Loudon, solicitors, Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort

Street. Murdoch, Peter, Glendrishaig, 6 Ashgrove Street. Murdoch, Robert, storeman, 113 South Harbour Street. Murdoch, Pvobert, watchmaker and jeweller, 107 and 109 High

Street ; house, Aldersgate, 28 Hawkhill Avenue. Murdoch, Wallace, lorryman, 31 Elmbank Street. Murdoch, Misses, Kensington Terrace, 33 Miller Road. Murdoch, Mrs R. D., Fairfield Lodge, 8 Racecourse Road. Murdoch, Mrs, grocer, 40 Kyle Street.

Mure, Captain Lockhart, Hayburnbank, 5 St Andrew's Street. Murphy, Alexander (of Drinnan and Murphy), 1 Burnett Terrace,

off Hawkliill. Murphy, James, coachman, 93 High Street. Murphy, Owen, rag store, 115 High Street ; house, Craigie

Street. Murphy, William, coachman, 17 River Street.

flurphy, Mrs, Coal Merchant, 5 Peebles Street. (See

advt. page 122). Murray, A. F. (of Wm. Highet and Son), 14 Fort Street. Murray, Charles, town postman, 30 New Bridge Street. Murray, David, carter, 2 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhar

Road. Murray, Henry, Bookbinder. Stationer, and Newsagent,

171 High Street — House, 175 High Street, (See advt. page

49). Murray, Hugh, town porter, 2 Hope Street. Murray, Hugh, printer and stationer, 4b New Bridge Street:

house, 138 High Street. Murray, James, checker, 5 York Street Lane. Murray, James, factor, Dingwall Cottage, 12 Hawkhill.

136 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Murray, James, compositor, 50 Kyle Street. Murray, John, sihoemaker, 8 Gordon Terrace, off Content Street. Murray, John, Albert Cottage, Bebnont Avenue. Murray, John, shoemaker, 165 High Street. Murray, Jolin (of Paterson, Sons and Coy.), 3 Bams Park. Murray, John, cabinetmaker, Wolseley Place, 25 Church Street. Murray, Peter, shoemaker, 15 Carrick Street. Murray, Philip, joiner, 69 Content Street. Murray, Robert, Wiston Place, 9 Miller Road. Murray, T. R. , Carrick Dairy, 64 Carrick Street ; house, 70 do. Murray, Thomas, contractor, 81 Mill Street. Murray, Thomas', dairy, Craigie Street. Murray, William, 2 Barns Terrace.

^Murray, William, carting contractor, 51 Peebles Street. Murray, Miss, Roselyn Cottage, 22 Beresford Terrace. Murray, M];ss, 21 Bellevue Crescent. Murray, Misses, 30 Park Circus. Murray, Mrs C. A., Charleston, 18 Carrick Road, Murray, Mrs George, 1 Seaforth Place, Prestwick Road. Murray, Mrs John, 30 New Bridge Street. MuiTay, Mrs William, 1 Bams Park. Murray, Mrs J. P., Wolseley Place, 21 Church Street. Mustard, James, (>aigi6 Street. Mustard, Miss M., tobacconist, 33 Alloway Street. Mustard, Mrs, 11 Doon Terrace.

N

Naismith, Wm. John, F.R.C.S.E., 13 AUoway Place.

Napier, Hugh, town postman, 4^ CVomwell Place.

Napier, James, letter stamper, 3 Dunedin Place, Falkland Road.

Napier, P. G., inspector of postmen, 2 Avondale Terrace, Falk- land Park.

Napier, N. G. (of Dalziel and Napier), Fox Bank, Ailsa Place, Fort.

Napier, William, clerk G.P.O., 54 Northfield Avenue.

National Bank of Scotland, New Bridge Street.

National Telephone Company; office, 160 High Street.

Nay smith, James, carriage inspector, 109 George Street.

Neil, Alexander, cabman, 59 Kyle Street.

Neil, Francis, cabinetmaker, 105 Wallace Street.

Neil, James, railway guard, 30 Waggon Road.

JN'ei], James, Neilage, 18 Ashgrove Street.

Neil, James, 7 Gordon Terrace, Content Streeit.

Neil, James, fireman, 35 York Street.

Neil, James, cabman, 52 Mill Street.

GENERAL DIEECTORY. 137

:Neil, James, cabinetmaker, 30 Hope Street; house, 37 'Mill

Slreet. Neil, John, tailor, 119 High Street. Neil, Robert, tobacconist and stationer, 8 Carrick Street and 8

Alloway Street; house, 49 Carrick Street. Neil, Thomas, railway guard, 84 High Street. Neil, Thomas, storeman, 6 Hawkhill. Neil, William, mason, 19 Nelson Street. Neil, William, mason, 240 High Street. Neil, William, carpenter, 104 New Road. Neil, Miss, washer and dresser, 72 Dalblair Road. Neil, Mrs Adam, Princes Street Dairy, 14 Princes Street. Neil, Mrs Francis, furniture warehouse, 3 Limond's Wynd. Neil, Mrs John, 13 Carrick Park. Neil, Mrsi William, 65 High Street. Neilston, Walter, Ewenfield House, Ewenfield Road. Nelson, James & Sons, Ltd., fleshers, 87 Main Street. Nelson, Mrs, Bloomfield, 31 Castlehill Road. Ness, James, goods guard, 66 York Street Lane. Nestor, James, bricklayer, 14 Garden Street. Newall, James, shopman, 24 Victoria Street. Newlands, James, pattern-maker, 8 Russell Street. Newlands, Mrs, Cowan's Temperance Hotel, 4 Carrick Street. New Prestwick Baptist Church, Prestwick Road ; pastor, Thomas

Young. Newsome, William, organist, Stewart Place, 11 Carrick Road. Newton Academy (J. Houston), Green Street Lane. Newtonhead School (George Buchanan), Viewfield Road. Newton Liberal Club, 18 Main Street. Nicholson, Mrs John Ross, Bams House, Bams Park. Nicol, Bryce, coachmaker, 52 Cliurch Street. Nicol, William, carpenter, 18 River Street. Nicol, William, carpenter, 99 South Harbour Street. Nightingale, Daniel, janitor, Masonic Hall, 19 Carrick Street. Nimmo', James, photographer, 4 Bams Street. Nisbet, Hugh, blacksmith, 53 Mill Street. Nisbet, Miss, dressmaker, 6 Church Street. Nisbet, Mrs George, 7 Carrick Park. Niven, Alexander, plumber, 66 Mill Street. Niven, Hugh, Fullart.on Lodge, 21 Beresford Terrace. Niveii^ James, joiner, 10 Kirk Port, off High Street. Niven, Richard, Airlie House, Victoria Park. Niven, Miss, 1 Academy Street. Niven, Miss, laundress, 39 Weaver Street. Niven, Mrs, 196 High Street. Nixon, Thomas, joiner, 64 Green Street. Noble, Andrew, gardener, Corsehill Lodge, Monument Road.

138 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Noble, James, porter, 54 Content Street.

Noble, John, compositor, 19 Nelson Street.

Noble, Mrs, Violet Bank, 40 Falkland Park.

Norrie, Miss A. , teacher, 7 Wattfield Road.

Norris, Stephen, crane-man, 9 Northfield Avenue.

Norris, William, meter inspector, Gas Works, Gaswork Road.

Norris, William, janitor, Gaswork Road.

Norton, James, groom, 252 High Street.

Nugent, Denis, 34 Weaver Street.

o

O'Beirne, J. H., solicitor, '52 Newmarket Street; house, Have- lock House, Miller Road.

Observer Printing and Publishing Offices, Smith Streets

(See advt. page 145). Ochiltree, John, joiner, 36 Dalblair Road. Ochiltree, John, clerk, 31 Union Avenue. Ochiltree, Robert, clerk, Greenbank Cottage, 118 New Road. Ochiltree, William, foreman cabinetmaker, 30 Sandgate. Ogilvie, W., 17 Ballantine Drive. Ogg, William, Tailor and Clothier, 46 Sandgate— House,

17 Egiinton Terrace. (Ses advt. page 78). O'Hara, John, dealer, 89 Wallace Street. O'Hare, Hugh, 37 Welhngton Street. Oliver, Cunningham S., grocer and spirj.t merchant, 29 High

Street and Wellington Chambers ; house, Myrtle Bank,

Carrick Road. Oliver, James, grocer, 12 Barns Terrace. Oliver, Col. John, Brownhill, 63 INlidton Road. Oliver, J. H., coachman, 18 Wellington La.ne. Oliver, John, waterman, 20 Wellington Street. Oliver, William, baker, Lome Place, 7 Argyle Street. Oliver, Mrs Cliarles, 1 Queen's Terrace. Ord, Samuel, Customs House officer, Galloway Crescent, 51

Russell Street'. Orr, James, grocer, Ferrie Cottage, 47 Church Street. Orr, John, 59 New Road. Orr, Kennedy, mason, 20 Viewfield Road. Orr, ^.iomas, traveller, 2 St Andrew's Street. Orr, Miss J. , fancy goods merchant, and High Street sub-post- mistress, 17 Alloway Street. Orr, Mrs Gilbert, staymaker, 16 Mill Street. Orr, Mrs Robert, Charlesworth, 10 Hawkhill. Osborne, James, contractor, Osborne Cottage, 33 Hawkhill

Avenue.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 139

Osborne, William, contractor, Greenbank, 35 Hawkhill Avenue.

Osborne, Misses, 14 Wellington Square.

Oswald, Miss, 55 Cross Street.

Owens, Andrew, railway guard, 105 Main Street.

Pagan, Thomas, railway constable, 34 Ebnbank Street.

Palmer, Gideon, pointsman, 28 Elmbank Street.

Parish Council Office, 27 Kyle Street; Robert Pyper, inspector.

Park, Thomas, slater, 18 Peebles Street.

Park & Smith, dressmakers and costumers, 48 Main Street.

Park, Miss, 44 Union Avenue.

Park, Miss, 8 Park Circus.

Park, Mrs, 48 Main Street.

Parker & Co., rag merchants, 28 and 30 Clune's Vennal.

Pai'ker, Francis, painter, 72 John Street.

Parker, Hendrj^, 52 Content Street.

Parker, Irvine (of Parker and Co.), Dunavion, Falkland Park.

Parker, Robert, 59 Princes Street.

Parker, Miss, laundress, 26 Wellington Street.

Parr, James, carter, 59 Kyle Street.

Paterson, Alexander (of Paterson and Anderson), 44 Wellington Street.

Paterson, Alesander, clerk G.P.O., 39 Fort Street.

Paterson & Anderson, Joiners and Builders, 72 High Street. (See advt. page 138).

Paterson, Andrew & Son, tanners, curriers, and shoe manufac- turers, 99 Mill Street.

Paterson, Archibald, grocer and provision merchant, 4? Main Street ; house, 12 Union Avenue.

Paterson, A. & W., boot and shoemakers, 164 High Street.

Paterson, David, grocer and spirit merchant, 39 Main Street; house, 41 do.

Paterson, Hugh, sen., 45 Cra^gie Terrace, John Street.

Paterson, Hugh, town postman, 20 Argyle Street.

Paterson, J- D., Ironmonger, 8 Old Bridge Street- House, Drongan Cottage, 15 Midton Road. (See advt. page 88).

Paterson, James, plumber, 48 Kyle Street.

Paterson, James, police constable, 18 Elmbank Street.

Paterson, James, railway checker, 24 Green Street.

Paterson, James, pointsman, Belmont Crossings, off St Leonard's Road.

Paterson, James, Pennyvennie, 17 Castlehill Road.

H

140 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

•PatetTson, James A., cashier, 30 Dalblair Road.

Pater.&oii, James, Netherlea, 7 Chalmers Road, off Castlehill

Road. Paterson, James, pointsmaii, 14 Argyle Street. Paterson, John, leather merchant, 4 Kirk Port, oflf High Street ;

house, 62 John Street. Paterson, John H., grocer and provision merchant, 204 and 206

High Street; house, Oraigie Terrace, 37 John Street. Paterson, John, tenter, 2 Daisy Cottages, M'Call's Avenue. Paterson, John (of A. Paterson and Son), 9 Bams Terrace. Paterson, M. F. , imibrella warehouse, 12 Union Buildings, Smith

Street.

Paterson, Sons & Co., Pianoforte and flusic Sellers, 34 Newmarket Street. (See advt. last two pages).

Paterson, Robert, 26 Allison Street.

Paterson, Robert, jun., town postman, 26 Allison Street.

Paterson, Robertson, joiner, 82 New Road.

Paterson, Thomas, Craigie Terrace, 55 John Street.

Paterson, Thomas, joiner, 45 Church Street.

Paterson, Walter (of Wm. Paterson and Son), Plevna, 6 Doon Terrace.

Paterson, W. A. Orr, Sheriflf-Substitute, 21 Wellington Square.

Paterson, William, Blacksmitti, 47 Car rick Street. (See

advt. page 81). Paterson, William, waiter, 9 Gordon Terrace, Content Street. Paterson, William, clerk G.P.O., 39 Fort Street.

Paterson, William & Sons, Family Grocers, Italian Warehousemen, and Wine Merchants, 327 High Street. (See advt. page 40).

Paterson, Jessie P., masseuse, Lings system, Netherlea, 7 Chalmers Road, off Castlehill Road.

Paterson, Miss, 79 Mill Street.

Paterson, Miss, 202 High Street.

Paterson, Mrs, 19 Kyle Street.

Paterson, Mrs George, 26 Dalblair Road.

Paterson, Mrs William, Netherwood, Chalmers Road.

Paton, David, mason, 10 Alloway Street.

Paton, David W. (of James Paton and Sons), Dornock, 27 Race- course Road.

Paton, Hugh, mason, 57 Church Street,

Paton, James & Sons, wood merchants, Ayr Saw Mills, 48 North Harbour Street.

Paton, John, joiner, 23 Union Buildings, Smith Street.

Paton, John D., lime and cement merchant, 10 York Street; telephone. No. 71.

I

GENERAL DIKECTOKY. 141

Paton, Robert (of James Paton and Sons), 48 North Harbour

Street. Paton, "William, joiner, 25 Green Street Lone. Paton, William.', mason, 59 Church Street. Paton, William, joiner, 19 Kyle Street; house, Afton Cottage,

7 Midton Road. Paton, Mrs J. B. , Oakbank, 32 Miller Road. Paton, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 105 High Street. Paton, Mrs Robert, Gartferry, 40 Racecourse Road. Paton, Mrs Robert, 35 New Road.

Paton, Mrs Tliomas, 1 Lancaster Terrace, Bellevue Crescent. Paton, Mrs William, grocer, 59 Wellington Street. Paton, Mrs, 61 Wellington Street. Patrick, Rev. Miller, M.A., Trinity U.P. Church, 20 Bellevue

Crescent. Patrick, William, joiner, 59 Peebles Street. Paul, George, 35 Queen's TeiTace. Paul, James, missionary aoid secretary for the deaf and dumb,

5 Dalblair Road. Paul, James, joiner, 30 Kyle Street.

Paull, William, clerk, 7 Windsor Terrace, Prestwick Road. Paul, Miss, fruiterer and confectioner, 45 Can-ick Street. Paul, Mrs Robert, 43 Carrick Street.

Paxton, John, foreman, Forehill Cottage, 69 Castlehill Road. Pearce, Edwin, drill instructor, 55 Newmarket Street. Pearl Life Assurance Co. Limited — James Gunn, Superin- tendent, 45 Fort Street. (See advt page 155). Pearson, Charles, Ledard, 3 Blackburn Road. Pearson, Miss, 5 Gordon Terrace, Content Street. Penny, James (of Macdonald, Penny and Mackenzie), 11 Union

Avenue. Pennycuick, John, Burns Statue Hotel, 19 Bums Statue Square. Perrie, William, cabdriver^ 35 Fullarton Street. Perry, Thomas, groom, 2 Content Street. Perry, Mrs M., underclothier and hosier, 6 Newmarket Street, Pettigrew, David C, clerk, 61 Jolin Street. Pettigrew, William, insurance agent, 7 Tryfield Place, off West

Sanquhar Road. Petto, John, spirit merchant, 46 North Harbour Street; house,

4 York Street. Philips, Nathaniel, book deliverer, 9 Nelson Street. Philips, Mrs, 187 High Street. Phillips, Mrs, 2 Campbell Street. PhiUps, Mrs M., 94 High Street.

Picken, Archibald, cutter, Ethel Cottage, 3 Argyle Street. Picken, David, flesher, 71 Main Street; house, Blenheim, 20

Prestwick Road.

142 GENERAL DIRECTOKT.

Picken, James, flesher, 88 New Road.

Picken, Mrs, 60 Allison Street.

Pilot House, North Harbour Street.

Pitt, Hugh, 196 High Street.

Police Office, Town Buildings, 25 New Bridge Street; chief

constable, Wm. M'Kay. Polland, James, shoemaker, 23 New Road. Pollock, J. William (of W. and J. W. Pollock), 6 Alloway

Place. Pollock, James, mason, 20 Carrick Street, Pollock, James, town postman, 40 High Street. Pollock, Peter, /Erated Water Manufacturer, i8 River

Street House, 2 St. John's Place. (See advt. page 70).

Pollock & Smith, grocers, 100 and 104 High Street.

Pollock, Thomas, 89 New Road.

Pollock, W. & J. W., solicitors and bankers, 24 Sandgate.

Pollock, William (of W. and J. W. Pollock), 6 Anoway Place.

Pollock, William S. (of Stephen and Pollock), 42 Bellevue Crescent.

Pollock, William (of Pollock and Smith), 90 High Street.

Pollock, Miss, 229 High Street.

Pollock, Mrs, dairy, 18 Northfield Avenue.

Pollock, Mrs William, 40 High Street.

Pollok, Colonel Robert Morris, C.C., Middleton House, Race- course View.

Porter, Andrew, salesman, 25 Victoria Street.

Porter, George, Rowellen, 5 Bellevue Road.

Porteous, S. G., Doon Villa, 59 Midton Road.

Post Office (General), 45 Sandgate; postmaster, R. Ramsay.

Poustie, James, brass-finisher, 65 Mill Street.

Pow, Edward, salesman, Havannah Place, 5 Viewfield Road.

Powe, George, groom, 144 High Street.

Powell, William, insiurance agent, 11 Victoria Street.

Pratt, James, leather- cutter, 33 Russell Street.

Pratt, John T. S., town postman, 1 Ttyfield Place, off West Sanquhar Road.

Pratt, Joseph, postman to Dunure, 82 George Street.

Prentice, Mrs John, 56 Allison Street.

Prescott, Mrs, 1 Park Terrace.

Priestly, Alexander, guard, Allison Park.

Price, Peter (of Ayr Billposting Co.), 192 High Street.

Pringle, Adam, superintendent, Ayr Cemetery, Holmston Road.

Provins, David, 4 Northpark TeiTace, 10 Prestwick Road.

Pmdential Assurance Coy.'s District Office; S. Hill, superinten- dent, Union Buildings, 32 Smith Street.

Purdie, John (of W. Purd:e and Son), Annfield Place, 4 Argyle Street.

f

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 143

Purdie, William (of Purdie and Son), Harrietlea, 61 Castlehill Road. •

Purdie, William & Son, tailors and clothiers, 20 New Bridge Street.

-Purdie, fliss J. G., Draper and flilliner, 117 High Street — House, Harrietlea, Castlehill Road. (See advt. page 157).

Pyper, Colin, railway .porter, 8 Darlington Road.

Pyper, John, railway servant, 4 Green Street Lane.

Pyper, Robert, Inspector of Poor, 27 Kyle Street; house. Mill- bum, 35 Hawkhill.

Pyper, William, clerk, 54 Mill Street.

Quaite, James, blacksmith, 52 Princes Street.

Rae, Alexander, brass-finisher, 36 Church Street. - •

Rae, David, stevedore, 34 Taylor Street.

Rae, James, thatcher, 14 Content Street.

Rae, Robert, 3 Northfield Place.

Rae, William, caulker, 14 Russell Street.

Rainie, Rev. William, M.A., Newton Manse, New Road.

Ramage, David, moulder, 55 Peebles Street.

Ramage, George, millwright, 62 Viewfield Road.

Ramage, James, moulder, 76 Green Street Lane.

Ramage, John, carter, 36 Peebles Street.

Ramsay, Alexander, 65 Princes Street.

Ramsay, David, cabinetmaker, 107 Cross Street.

Ramsay, John, joiner, 38 Elmbank Street.

Ramsay, John, Milrig Hotel, Charlotte Street.

Ramsay, Robert, postmaster G.P.O., 45 Sandgate; house, Clyde

Cottage, Fort. Ramsay, R., Barrisdale, 14 Ashgrove Street. Ramsay, William, grocer and spirit merchant, 226 High Street;

house, 1 Kyle Street. Ramsay, William, Joiner, 56 Sandgate. (See advt.

page 75). Ramsay, William, joiner, 66 Green Street. RandaU, Hugh, manager County Club, 41 Sandgate. Rank en, G. J. (of Ranken and Vass), Wivenhiu:st, Ewenfield

Road.

144 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Raaikin, Robert, 2 Seafortlx Place, Prestwick Road.

Ranken & Vass, solicitors, Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort

Street. Rankine, Misses, 4 Eglinton Terrace. Rayner, Mrs M., Milrig Place, 6 Charlotte Street. Redmayne & Sons, outfitters, 152 High Street. Redmond, Peter, ferryman, 81 South Harbour Street. Redmond, William H., clerk, 31 Weaver Street. Redpath, James, commercial traveller, Craigie Road. Register Office for Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 21 New Bridge

Street; registrar, A. Morgan. Reid, Adam, 61 New Road.

Reid, Alexander, builder, 9 New Bridge Street. Reid, Alexander, church officer, 61 New Road. Reid, Archibald, clerk, Grosvenor Place, 43 Fort- Street. Reid & Co., Brassfounders, Coppersmiths, Electrical

Engineers, and Factors, Ayr Brass Foundry, io8

High Street. House. Barns Crescent. (See advt. page 2

in appendix.)

Reid, D. H. A F., Engineers, 72 Green Street Lane.

(See advt. page 115). Read, David, gardener. Red House Stables, Park Circus Lane. Reid, David (of D. and J. Reid), Havannah Place, 1 Viewfield

Road. Reid, David, engineer. Mount Pleasant, 31 Hawkhill Avenue. Reid, David (of John Reid and Son), Broomfield, 12 Broomfield

Road. Reid, Miss, dressmaker, 139 South Harbour Street. Reid, George, waiter, 17 Bellevue Crescent. Reid, J. & D , Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers^ 6t Funeral

Undertakers, 90 and loi High Street. (See advt.

page 129). Reid, James (of John Reid and Sons), Craigie Road. Reid, James, grocer, 50 Northfield Avenue. Reid, James, carpenter, 49 Green Street. Reid, James, firewood factory, 77 Mill Street. Reid, James, 11 Weaver Street. Reid, John, mason, 30 Nelson Street. Reid, John, & Son, Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers, and

House Agents, 26 & 30 Sandgate. (See advt. page 98). Reid, John & Sons, powerloom cloth manufacturers, Russell

Street. Reid, Matthew, 1 Elmbank Street. Reid, Matthew, 12 Hall's Vennal. Reid, R. A. , shipbroker, 58 North Harbour Street ; house, 11

Montgomery Terrace.

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 145

Reid, Robert, painter, 94 George Street.

Reid, Thomas, coach-buiJcler, 1 Peebles Street. ,

Reid, William, blacksmith, 31 Nelson Street.

Reid, William R. (of John Reid and Sons), 1 Nelson Street.

Reid, Miss, dressmaker, Havannali Place, 3 Viewfield Road.

Reid, Miss, Kensington Terrace, 43 Miller Road.

Reid, Mrs Alexander, newsagent, 40 Main Street.

Reid, Mrs George, 16 Taylor Street.

Reid, Mrs Hugh M., tailoress, 24 New Bridge Street.

Reid, Mrs John, 133 Main Street.

Reid, Mrs Matthew, 7 Ari-an Terrace.

Reid, Mrs John, 58 Prestw-ick Road.

Reid, Mrs, Havannali Place, 1 Viewfield Road.

Reid, Mrs, Bams Crescent.

Reith, Alexander, traveller, Eddlewood, 21 Ashgrove Street.

Rennie, John, plumber, 85 High Street.

Rennie, Robert, badge porter, 19 Green Street.

Revie, David, 42 Newmarket Street.

Richardson, Steven, gardener, 23 Elba Street.

Richardson, Thomas, Postman to Macnairston, and Music Teacher, 7 Gordon Terrace, Content Street.

(See advt. page 90). Richmond, David, fitter, 7 Waggon Road. Richmond, J., wholesale confectioner, Ajv Confectionery Works,

53 Allison Street; house, Aytoun Cottage, 17 Prestwick

Road. Richmond, John, coachman, 78 High Street. Richmond, William, electrician, 20 Kyle Street. Richmond, Mrs George, grocer, 22 and 24 Wellington Street. Richmond, Mrs, 93 New Road. Riddal, William, inspector of works. Beach Cottage, off Prestwick

Road. Riddall, John, L.F.P.S.G., burgh medical officer, 6 Wellington

Square. Riddall, John, groom, 1 Hope Street. Riddocks, Mrs, 37 Content Street. Ritchie, Captain Alexander, harbourmaster; house, St John's,

Fort. Ritchie & Co., General Drapers, Costumiers, and

Milliners, 217 High Street. (See advt. page 141) Ritchie, Ewen, Ailsa Cottage, 1 HawkhUl Avenue. Ritchie, Hogan, coachman, 93 Main Street. Ritchie, Hugh, 23 Union Buildings, Smith Street. Ritchie, John, railway carriage inspector, Bentick Place, 19

Russell Street. Ritchie, Mrs, 35 Wallace Street. Ritchie, Mrs John, 6 Park Circus.

146 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Ritchie, Mrs J., Kyle Hotel, 9 Kyle Street. (See advt.

page 13). Ritchie, Mrs Thomas, 25 Russell Street. Robb, James, traveller, 13 Union Avenue. Robb, Mrs, laundress, 56 Princes Street. Robb, Mrs Henry, 30 Wallace Street.

Robert Burns Tavern, 8 River Steet. John Steen, pro- prietor. House, 35 Dalblair Road. (See advt. page 88). Roberton, Williamj, carpet-weaver, 29 Wellington Street. Robertson, Albert, Knitting and Machine Warehouse,

4 Old Bridge Street, and Dalblair Buildings, Alloway

Street. (See advt. page 65). Robertson, Andrew, coach-builder, Oswald Terrace, 61 George

Street. Robertson, Andrew, cabman, 87 Mill Street. Robertson, Charles, spirit merchant, 12 Kirk Port; house, 8

Wallace Street. Robertson & Co., general drapers, 172 High Street. Robertson, Daniel, gardener, 75 Alloway Street. Robertson, Henry, headmaster, Grammar School, Lima, 4 Bel- mont Avenue. Robertson, James, 67 Green Street.

Robertson, James, Soldiers' Home, 9 New Bridge Street. Robertson, James, tailor and clothier, Murray Place, 88 Allison

Street. Robertson, James, mason, 16 Garden Street. Robertson, James, shoemaker, 36 Weaver Street. Robertson, John, coach-painter, 9 West> Sanquhar Road. Robertson,John, Family Grocer and Provision Herchant,

99 New Road. House, Rydal Cottage, Prestwick Road.

(See advt. page 55). Robertson, John, shoemaker, 38 George Street. Robertson, Jolin B., upholsterer, 30 Charlotte Street. Robertson, Robert, tailor and clothrJer, Landau Buildings, 11

Burns Statue Square. Robertson, Robert (of Robertson and Co.), Dhunan Villa, Barns

Crescent. Robertson, Robert, vanman, 61 Content Street. Robertson, Robert, 9 Queen Street. Robertson, Robert, assistant inspector of poor, Rydal Cottage,

15 Prestwick Road. Robertson, R. D. , dairyman, Lunnan Dairy, 38 Midton Road. Robertson, Thomas, engine-driver, 65 Wellington Street. Robertson, William, author, and editor of the "Ayrshire Post,"

Bellarina, 34 Castlehill Road. Robertson, William, stud groom, 47 Carrick Street.

f

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 147

Robeirtson, William & Sons, coach-builders, 46 George Street; house, 14 John Street.

Robertson, Miss E., Wellington Chambers, 6 Fullarton Street.

Robertson, Mrs, Alexandria Cottage, Dam Park.

Rolbertson, Mrs William, 20 Mill Street.

Robinson, Andrew, carriage liirer, 8 Mill Street.

Robinson, John, Customs officer, Wellwood Cottage, 1 Spring- vale Road.

Robinson, Joseph T., R.N., 21 Ballantine Drive.

Robinson, Robert, plumber, 65 Mill Street.

Robinson, Mrs, Maryville, 5 Prestwick Road.

Roddie, G. Gray (of Roddie and M'Cririck), 58 Alloway Street.

Roddie & M'Cririck, Booksellers, Stationers, and News- agents, 236 High Street. (See advt. page 38).

Roddie, Miss M., 29 Russell Street.

Rodger, Edward, clerk, 37 Park Circus.

Rodger, George, painter, 53 Mill Street.

Rodger, G. W., shipbuilder, 5 Ashgrove Street.

Rodger, James, guard, 6 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhar Road.

Rodger, James, foreman plumber, 108 High Street.

Rodger, John, gardener, 41 Elmbank Street.

Rodger, John, saddler, 9 Ballantine Drive.

Rodger, John M., Iron Founder. Kyle Foundry, Town- head. House, Avondale Villa, 20 Carrick Road. (See advt. page 106).

Rodger, ]VIrs, Ormebank, 1 St Andrew's Street.

Rodger, Mrs, 102 New Road.

Rodger, Mrs, Weir Lodge, 7 Broomfield Road.

Rodie, John, boot-closer, 13 John Street.

Rodie, Jane, Winton Buildings, High Street.

Rorison, Robert, draper, Daisybank, John Street.

Rose, Robert, tailor and clothier, 48 AUoway Street; house, Rosebank, Prestwick.

Ross, Alexander, inspector of police, 19 AUoway Street.

Ross, A. & M., dressmakers, 45 Weaver Street.

Ross, Archibald, fireman, 1 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhar Road.

Ross, James, Coal Merchant, 4 Duke Street. (See advt. page 114).

Ross, James, fireman, 6 Dean Place, M'Call's Avenue.

Ross, James, grocer, Alleghany Terrace, 31 Church Street.

Ross, John, 18 North Harbour Street.

Ross, John, tailor, 50 Green Street Lane.

Ross, John, millwright, 64 Church Street.

Ross, Neil, butcher, 84 High Street.

148 GENERAL DIRECTOKY,

Ross, Robert, tailor, 1 Tiyfield Place, off West Sanquhar Road. p

Ross, Thomas, shoemaker, 72 Elba Street.

Ross, William, deputy cliief constable, Gowanbank, 20 Midton

Road. Ross, William, engine-driver, 24 Nelson Street. Ross, William, guard, 11 Queen Street. Ross, William, commercial travellei^ 31 Park Circus. Ross, Miss, 1 Sandgate. Ross, Miss, grocer, 22 Carrick Street, Rowan, Alexander, 64 Mill Street. Rowan, Andrew, draper, Fort Castle, Fort. Rowan, C. B., solicitor, procurator-fiscal for burgh of Ayr, 8-

Gathcart Street. Rowan, David (of Ayr Steam Shipping Coy.), Savoy, Savoy

Park. Rowan, Gilbert, manager, Ayr Mineral Water Co., Avondale

Terrace, 22 Falkland Park. Rowan, Hugh, ostler, 7 Dalblair Road. Rowan, James, salerooms, 20 Wallace Street. Rowan, James, railway guard, 13 Elmbank Street. Rowan, Michael, sen., 66 Mill Street. Rowan, Michael, carpenter, 81 South Harbour Street. Rowan, Thonxas, quarryman, 63 Main Street.

Rowan, Thomas, Tailor and Clothier, 7a Carrick Street.

House, Hopelea, 65 Castlehill Road. (See advt. page 92). Rowan, Miss M., tobacconist and fancy goods, 189 High Street. Rowand, Andrew, M.D., 18 Barns Street. Rowe, Andrew fl.. Wine and Spirit flerchant, Empire

Bar, 64 riain Street, Newton, and the Horse Shoe

Bar, 77 George Street. (See advt. page 75). Roxburgh, John, blacksmith, 11 Bums Statue Square. Royal Bank of Scotland, 37 Sandgate. Roy, Mrs James, 202 Higii Street. Rusk, James, shoemaker, 17 Queen Street. Rusk, John M., cashier, 197 High Street. Rusk, J. M., rope manufacturer, 14 Alloway Street. Russell, Archibald, balcer, 1 Daisy Cottage, Northfield Avenue. Russell, James, compositor, 49 Church Street. Russell, James, brass-finisher, 54 Viewfield Road. Russell, John, spirit merchant, 35 South Harbour Street ; house^

25 River Terrace. Russell, John, plumber, 6 Clune's Vennal. Russell, John, spirit merchant, 200 High Street ; house, 25 River

Terrace. Russell, Peter, 38 Wellington Street. Russell, R. W. , veterinary surgeon, 229 High Street. Russell Street Public School (Andrew Murphy), Russell Street.

I

GENEEAL DIRECTORY. 149

Russell, T. D., draftsman, 18 ISTorth Harbour Street.

Russell, William, tailor, 108 High Street.

Russell, William, joiner, 19 Church Street.

Russell, Misses, Dress and Mantle Makers and

Milliners, 229 High Street. (See advt. pa^e 138). Russell, Misses M. & J., fruiterers and florists, 36 Sandgate;

house, 5 Eglinton Terrace. Rutherford, John, salesman, 252 High Street. Ryley, Arthur (of Ryley, Ward, and Bradford), 8 Union Avenue. Ryley, Ward, & Bradford, Limited, Cycle Manu=

facturers and flerchants, 21 Kyle Street. (See advt.

page 13).

St. Andrew's Free Cliurch^ Park Circus.

St. John's Roma.n Catholic School (L. Gemson), Hawkhill.

St. Leonard's Esta-blished Church, St Leonard's Road.

St Paul's Masonic Hall, Nile Court, 154 High Street.

Sadler, William, Tailor and Clothier, 55 Alloway Street.

(See advt. page 154).

Sailors' Rest, 34 North Harbour Street.

Samson, Adam, traveller, 1 Northpark Avenue.

Samson, Thomas, gi-ocer and spirit merchant, 28 Sandgate ; house, 2 Cathcart Street.

Sanderson, Joseph, valet, 2 St John's Place, Fort Street.

Sands, Thomas, shoemaker, 36 Wellington Street.

Sargen, Mrs James, Catrine Place, 55 Wellington Street.

Sargent, Henry, 73 South Harbour Street.

Sayers, Adam, marine engineer, 36 Union Avenue.

Sayers, William, groom, 68 Content Street.

Sclanders, Mrs R. C, 5 Boon Terrace.

Scotch Wool and Hosier^'- Stores ; proprietors, Fleming, Reid & Co., 59 High Street.

Scott, Alexander, coacliman, 7 Newmarket Street.

Soott, Duncan, currier, 23 Elmbank Street.

Scott, Rev. J. G. C, Wallace town E.C. Manse, 106 John Street.

Scott, G. R., florist, 13 Newmarket Street.

Scott, He'ury, 48 dune's Vennal.

Scott, Hugh, mason, 6 Victoria Street.

Scott, James, headmaster. Episcopal School, Wetheral, 16 Ash- grove Street.

Scott, James, House Factor, Registrar for Servants, and Advertising Agent, 68 Newmarket Street. House, 1 Union Avenue. (See advt. page 18).

150 GENEBAL DIRECTORY.

Scott, John, 71 Princes Street.

Scott, John, governor of prison, 9 Bath Place.

Scott, John, Tarn o' Shanter Inn, 230 High Street.

Scott, John, lathsplitter, 32 Allison Street.

Scott, John, carter, 73 High Street.

Scott, John T., accountant, auditor, etc., 29 Newmarket Street;

house, Abbotsford, 4 St Andrew's Street. Scott, Robert, coach-trimmer, 36 Elmbank Street. Scott, Robert, Redholm, Woodfield Road. Scott, Robert, Fort House, Seabank Road. Scott, Robert M., photographer. New Lynn, St Leonard's Road. Scott, Samuel, 3 Prestwick Road. Scott, Thomas, stevedore, 48 Princes Street. Scott, Walter, manager, Ayr Sliipyard, 30 Bellevue Crescent. Scott, Miss, dressmaker, 13 Newmarket Street. Scott, Miss, Dunraven, o£E Prestwick Road. Scott, Mrs A. C, 10 Allowaj Place. Scott, Mrs, King's Arms Hotel, 12 and 14 High Street. Scott, Mrs, 42 New Road. Scott, Mrs, 20 New Bridge Street.

Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society. Agent, Charles Smith, Clydesdale Bank. (See advt. page 140).

Scottish Standard C^cle Company, 60 Sandgate; E. Clark, manager.

Scottish Temperance Life Assurance, Limited. Agent,

Charles Smith, Clydesdale Bank. (See advt. page 136.) Scoular, Robert & Sons, bakers, 7b Carrick Street, and 83 Dal-

blair Road. Scoular, Robert & Sons, merchants and millers, 5 Carrick Street ;

house, Lyncluden, 5 Chalmers Road, off Castlehill Road. Scullion, James, horse trainer, 103 Wallace Street. Scullion, Thomas, horse dealer, 81 Wallace Street. Scullion, William, horse dealer. Black Bull stables ; house, 18

River Street. Seaman's Bethel, Green Street,

Seaton, James, prison warder, Wellington Cottage, Bath Place. Seggie, James, shoemaker, 5 Northfield Place, Northfield Road.

Semple, A. Q., Furnishing Ironmonger and Cycle Depot, 57 High Street. House, Fort Hill, 8a Montgomery Terrace. (See advt. page 161).

Semple, Alexander, lorryman, 86 George Street.

Semple & Boyd, solicitors, 70 Newmarket Street.

Semple, Captain James, 43 Elmbank Street.

Semple, R. J. (of Semple and Boyd), Ardair, 9 Racecourse Road.

Semple, Mrs John, Ardair, 9 Racecourse Jload.

GENERAL DIEECTOKY. 151

Senior, Edward, Piano Warehouse, 7 Union Buildings, Burns Statue Square. House, Bellevue House,' off Bellevue Eoad. (See advt. page 1 in appendix.)

Service & Bislajid, measurers and surveyors, Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort Street.

Service, William, dancing master, 4 Tryfield Place, off West Sanquhar Road.

Session Clerk, Ayr — ^Alexander Struthers, 61 Alloway Street.

Session Clerk, Newton — J. M. Ferguson, " Observer" Office, Smith Street, and Malcolm Lodge, Prestwick Road.

Session Clerk, St Leonard's — David Crawford, 62 Newmarket Street.

Session Clerk, Wallacetown — John Watson, Gleniffer Place, 3 Miller Road.

Shankland, William, guard, 61 Content Street.

Shankland, Miss, 54 Allison Street.

Shankland, Mrs Robert, 6 Montgomerie Terrace.

Shannon, James, contractor, 28 Victoria Street.

Sliarp, Claud, 8 Park Terrace.

Sharp, John, late schoolmaster, Roseland, 15 Carrick Road.

Sharp, Miss, 4 Montgomerie Terrace.

Shaw, Charles C, solicitor, County Buildings; house, Welling- ton House, 25 Wellington Square.

Shaw, D. W., solicitor, and J. P. clerk, County Buildings, Well- ington Square; house, 17 Wellington Square.

Shaw, James E., solicitor. County Buildings, WelV'ngton Square; house, 25 Wellington Square.

Siiaw, James, 202 High Street.

Shaw, John, Grocer and Wine flerchant, 10 Gordon Place. House, Rock Villa, 32 Hawkhill. (See advt. page 87).

Shaw, John, shoemaker, 59 Mill Street.

Shaw, John, sheriff officer, 100 High Street.

Shaw, Mrs James, 1 Victoria Street.

Shaw, Mrs Samuel, 29 Argyle Street.

Shaw, Mrs, 8 Wattfield Road.

Shaw, IVIrs, 211 High Street.

Shearer, Andrew, grain dealer, Mossell -ottage, M' Call's Avenue.

Shearer, David, baker, 69 Main Street; house, Pomona, Tig Road.

Shearer, James, traveller, 13 Goshen Terrace, off M'CUH's, Avenue.

Shearer, Robert, 232 Prestwick Road.

Shearer, William^, foreman cabinetmaker, 1 Academy Street..

Shearer, Miss, 3 New Bridge Street.

Shearman, Joseph, traveller, 38 Elmbank Street.

Sheddon, James, inspector, 2^ Main Street.

152 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Shields, B., 1 Argyle Street.

Shields, David, tinsmith, 23 Princes Street.

Shields, David, carpet-weaver, 1 Russell Street.

Shields, James, bottler, 110 George Street.

Shields, John, cabman, 22 Kyle Street.

Shields, Robert, spirit merchant, 40 High Street.

Shields, Thomas, Marchmont, 58 Castlehill Road.

Shields, Captain William L., 31 Argyle Street.

Shields, Mrs, Kyle laundry, 24 Kyle Street.

Shillinglaw, William, 30 Allison Street.

Shiels, H., valet, Arrandale, Fort.

Short, Peter, Coal flerchant, 92 Cross Street, (See advt.

page 77). Short, Robert, janitor, Russell Street School, Russell Street. Shorthouse, Miss, MUrig Place, 4 Charlotte Street. Shurger & Co., fancy bakers, D'Auray Buildings, 54 AUoway

Street. .

Si,ck Poor Nursing Association, 22 Academy Street. I

Sellars, Charles, railway servant, 4 Wellington Street. Sillars, James, cabdriver, 75 Main Street.

Sillars, John, hamcurer, Appin Cottage, 40 Prestwick Road. SUlars, Miss, Campbell Street. Sillars, Mrs, 16 Peebles Street.

Silver, John (of Silver and Young), Whinpark, Prestwick. Silver & Young, solicitors, 42 Newmarket Street. Sim, Andrew, joiner, 32 Princes Street. Sim, Robert, manufacturer, Stewarton, Annickdale, South Park

Road. Sime, Harry, Church Place, 8 Cross Street. Sime, Henry B. , bandmaster, 94 High Street. Sime, Mrs, 6 Gordon Terrace, Content Street. Simm, Robert, plater, 5 Dalblair Road. Simpson, Alexander, seaman, 16 Sandgate. Simpson, Alexander, joiner, 27 River Terrace. Simpson, George, joiner, 144 High Street. Simpson, Quintin, slater, 240 High Street. Simpson, Miss, Warrender, 31 Carrick Road.

Simpson, Misses A. & M., flilliners, 30 Wellington

Chambers. (See advt. page 19). Simpson, Mrs, 61 Mill Street. Simpson, Mrs, Ethel Cottage, 40 Viewfield Road. Sunson, Mrs, confectioner. Union Buildings, 37 Burns Statue

Square; house. Place D'Auray, Dalblair Road. Sinclair, James, groom, 211 High Street. Sinclair, John, mason, 13 Wellington Street. Sinclair, Captain Thomas, Fort House, Seabank Road. Sinclair, Mrs James, 10 Midton Road.

GENEKAL DIRECTORY. 153

Singer's Sewing Machine Warehouse, 92 Sandgate.

Sisters of the Sacred Heart., St Jolin's Home, Smith Street.

Slater, James, wood turner, 44 High Street.

Slater, Matthew, brass-finisher, 123 George Street.

Sloan, Andrew, shoemaker, 26 Nelson Street.

Sloan, Andrew, carpenter, 131 South Harbour Street.

Sloan, Hugh, roadman, 8 Allison Street.

Sloan, John, cabinetmaker, 15 Waggon Road.

Sloan, Miss, 2 Barns Street.

Sloane, Miss, confectioner, Union Buildings, 29 Burns Statue Square; house, 41 Bums Statue Square.

Smart, Mrs A. C. , 2 Barns Park.

Smellie, Archibald, spirit merchant, 7 South Harbour Street.

Smith,, A., 13 Wellington Square.

Smith, Alexander, builder, D'Auray Buildings, 85 Dalblair Road.

Smith, Alexander, stock and sharebroker, Chapeltown, 25 Race- course Road.

Smith, Rev. Andrew M., M.A., Darlington Manse, Miller Road.

Smith, Andrew, &. Son, Grain Merchants. Stores— South Quay, Ayr Mills, and Alloway Mills. Office, 21 Alloway Street. (See advt. page 124).

Smith, Archibald, engine-driver, 130 Cross Street.

Smith, Charles, agent Clydesdale Bank, Winton Buildings, High

Street; house, Arrandoon, 21 Carrick Road. Smith, David (of Lawrie and Smith), 27 Sandgate. Smith, David, engine-driver, Arnsheen Terrace, 14 Duke Street. Smith, David, roadman, 14 Clime's Vennal. Smith, David (of Pollock and Smith), 135 High Street. Smith, D. & J., boot and shoe manufacturers, Tam's Brig; ware- house, 175 Trongate, G-lasgow. Smith, Ebenezer, 4 Camck View, St Leonard's Road. Smith, George, coal agent, 69 New Road. Smith, Hugh, rural postman to Alloway, Galloway Crescent, 57

Russell Street. Smith, James, Boot and Shoe Maker, 88 Sandgate.

House, 13 Montgomery Terrace. (See advt. page 77). Smith, James, Devon Cottage, 37 Hawkhill Avenue. Smith, James (of J. and W. Smith), Rosebank Cottage, Princes

Street. Smith, James, spirit merchant and cork-cutter, Union Tavern,

Boat Vennal, and 12 Main Street. Smitn, James, draper, 116 High Street, and 22 Main Street;

house, Vina-del-Mar, 19 Prestwick Road. Smith, James & Son, drapers, 58 High Street ; house, Raemoir,

Bowman Road. Smith, J. C, Melling Villa, 57 Midton Road.

154 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Smith, John & Co., Grocers and Spirit Dealers, 2 and 4

Allison Street. (See advt. page 23). Smith, John Grant, sliipbroker and agent, Ayr Colliery Office,

64 North Hai-boiu- Street; house, Westerlea, 31 Kacecourse

Road. Smith, John M., Mahersby, 12 Bellevue Crescent. Smith, John, goods guard, 33 Elmbajik Street. Smith, John, Ardnith Cottage, 26 Falkland Park. Smith, John, vanman, 13 Elmbank Street. Smith, John, gardener, 28 Elmbank Street. Smith, John, grocer, 14 Mill Street. Smith, John, gardener, 41b George Street. Smith, John, engine-driver, 28 Peebles Street. Smith, John, gardener, 45 High Street. Smith, John, mason, 18 Nelson Street. Smith, John H., Ctaigie Terrace, 59 John Street. Smith, John & Co., cart:'ng contractors, 14 North Harbour

Street. Smith, J. & W., corporate accountants, and house agents, 21 New- market Street. Smith, Matthew, engine-driver, Hawthorn Cottage, 15 Hawkhill

Avenue. Smith, Quintin, pointsman, Arnsheen Terrace, 16 Duke Street. Smith, Robert, carrier, 89 New Road. Smith, Robert, Tailor and Clothier, 10 Academy Street

— House, 49 Fort Street. (See advt. page 111). Smith, Thomas, rural postman to Greenan, Galloway CVescent,

57 Russell Street. Smith, Thomas, factor and insurance agent, 12 Beresford Terrace. Smith, Thomas, tenter, Victoria Cottage, IM'Call's Avenue. Smith, Thomas, North Barnweil, Barns Crescent. Smith, William, 20 Academy Screet.

Smith, William, accountant, Rosebank Cottage, Viewfield Roa4. Smith, Williajn, insurance agent, 25 Argyle Street. Smith, William, Ironmonger, 12 AHoway Street - House,

23 Bellevue Crescent. (See advt. page 80). Smith, William, manager Ayr Gasworks, Gaswork Road. Smith, William, mason, 59 Princes Street. Smith, William & Son, cork manufacturers. Boat Vennal. Smith., Miss, dressmaker, 41b George Street-. Smith, Misses J. & T., dressmakers, 3 Cliaxlotte Street. Smith, Mrs George, 21 Bellevue Crescentv Smith, Mrs, 46 Princes Street. Smith, Mrs, Melling Villa, 57 Midton Road. Smith, Mrs, green-grocer, 101 and 103 George Street. Smith, Mrs, 84 High Street. Sinith, Mrs, Val Mara, St Leonard's Road.

f

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 155

Smith, Mrs Alexander, AHoway Dining Rooms, Newark Buildings, lyBurnsStatueSquare. (See advt. page 112). Smith's Institution School (George Bain), Holmston Road. Smyth, H., Violetbank, 63 Castlehill Road. Sommerville, Alexander, engine-driver, 54 Peebles) Street. Sonimerville, J., colporteur, 14 Elmbank Street. Sneddon, Peter, saddler, 75 Main Street. Spence, Hugh, blacksmith, 28 Green Street Lane. Spence, William, cabinetmaker, 158 George Street.

Spencer, Mrs D. C, Coal Agent, 82 Sandgate— House,

Kesmgton, 6 BeJlevue Crescent. (See advt, page 69). Spencer, Mrs' William, 8 Barns Crescent. Speirs, Hugh, compositor, 64 Allison Street. Speirs, George, 2 Windsor Terrace, Prestwick Road. Speirs, John, gardener, 14 Limond's Wynd.

Speirs, John, Saddler, Newark Buildings, 15 Burns Statue Square. (See advt. page 79).

Speirs, Stewart, iron-plane maker, 2 and 4 River Terrace; house, Frith View, Fort.

Speirs, William, baker, 135 High Street.

Speirs, Mrs John, Murray Place, 82 Allison Street.

Speirs, Mrs Stewart, Frith V^ew, Fort.

Sproat, George (of W. and J. Sproat), Rugby Cottage, Caer- laA^eroch Road, Prestwick.

Sproat, R. C, secretary. South Ayrshire Conservative Associa- tion, 74 High Street.

Sproat, W. & J., Fruiterers and Confectioners, 151 High

Street. (See advt. page 142). Stamp and Tax Office, Macneillie Buildings, Newmarket Street. Stark, William, insurance agent, Avondale Terrace, 24 Falkland

Park. Stark, Mrs, 6 Carrick Park. Staveley, John, 126 High Street.

Stead & Simpson, National boot warehouse, 146 High Street. Steedman, R. H., Golftyn, 43 Carrick Road. Steel, Andrew, 5 Waggon Road.

Steel, Gilbert, sen., horse trainer, Clyde House, Seafield Road. Steel, Gilbert, jim., horse trainer, Clyde House, Seaiield Road. Steel, Misses, dressmakers, 75 Alio way Street. Steel, Mrs, 2 Lancaster Terrace, Bellevue Crescent. Steele, Alexander, draper, 162 High Street ; house, 3 Bellevue

Crescent. Steele, Archibald, bookbinder, 64 Allison Street. Steele, John, teacher, Locnlea, 9 Castlehill Road. Steele, John A., Redgorton, 10 South Park Road.

I

156 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Steele, Thomas, Grain Merchant, Citadel Stores, 6i South Harbour Street, and Overmills— Branch Office, Railway Bridge ; House, 11 Alio way Place. (See advt. paee 20). ^ ^

Steele, Mrs, 3 BeUevue Crescent.

Steele, Mrs, Briaxland, 8^ Montgomerie Terrace.

Steele, Mrs Robert, 12 Argyle Street.

Steen, John, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 145 High Street

— House, 37 Dalblair Road. (See advt. page 133).

Steen, Thomas, Ayrshire & Galloway Hotel, i Killoch

Place. (See advt. page 30). Steen, William, spirit merchant. Clarendon Bar, 13 High Street;

house, Ryebank, 8 Holmston Road. Steen, Mrs Robert, 38 Wellington Street.

Stephen & Pollock, Booksellers and Stationers, 37a

Sandgate. (See advt. pages 1 and 2). Stephenson, H. P., manager. Station Hotel. Steven, James, inspector of police, 39 Fort Street. Steven, Richard, tailor, 36 Green Street.

Steven, Mrs William, Westbourne Villa, 33 Racecourse Road. Stevenson, Allan, architect and surveyor, 14 Cathcart Street;

house, Largie, 41 Castlehill Road. Stevenson, Daniel, grocer, 82 Green Street. Stevenson, Gavin, cashier, 46 Union Avenue. Stevenson, James, mason, 12 Wellington Street. Stevenson, James, tobacconist aad hairdresser, 6 High Street

and 5 Main Street; house, Hayden Cottage, Hawkhill

Avenue. Stevenson, John, grocer, 85 George Street; house, 79 Russell

Street. Stevenson, Robert, builder, 102 John Street. Stevenson, Robert, Carmel Bank, 2 Hawkhill Avenue. Stevenson, Misses M. & M., drapers, 7 Alloway Street. Stevenson, Mrs, Morven, 9 Chalmers Road. Stevenson, Mrs, Greenlea, St Leonard's Road. Stewart, Adam, engineer, 16 HawkhiU Avenue, Stewart, Rev. Alexander, Craigleur Terrace, 38 Carrick Road.

Stewart, A. & J., Boot and Shoemakers, i3 Newmarket

Street and 13 George Street. (See advt. page 44 in

appendix). Stewart, Rev. Angus, late Free Church minister, Burwood, St

Leonard's Road. St-ewart, David, baker, 10 Queen Street. Stewart, Hawthorn, upholsterer, Rosebery Cottage, 11 Duke

Street.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 157

Stewart, Hugh, gardener, 75 New Road.

Stewart, James, commercial traveller, 36 Bellevue Orescent.

Stewart, John, shoemaker, 60 Allison Street.

Stewart, John, 6 Garden Street.

Stewart, John, chemist, 1 New Road.

Stewart, John, engineer, 31 Clune's Vennal.

Stewart, John, traveller, 33 Wallace Street.

Stewart, Jolin, shoemaker, 13 George Street; house, Blackhouse

Stewart, John S., Joiner and Builder, 125 George Street

— House, 120 George Street. (See advt. page 86).

Lodge, Hawkhill. Stewaxt, Matthew, retired gajnekeeper, Wellington Chambers,

• 70 Fort Street. Stewart, Peter, plumber, 20 New Road. Stewart, Robert, grocer and butcher, 113 and 115 George Street ;

house, Craig-y-nos, Craigie Road. Stewart, Robert, tailor, 28 Argyle Street. Stewart, Robert, tanner, 58 Mill Street. Stewart, Robert, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 38 High

Street— House, Notre Desire, 4 Albert Terrace. (See advt.

page 37). Stewart, Thomas, baker, 74 Allison Street. Stewart, William Gird wood, 12 Wellington Square. Stewart, William, Painter and Paperhanger, 22 New- market Street— House, Dalblair Cottage, 20 Dalblair Road.

(See advt. page 12). Stewart, Mrs, 50 Bellevue Crescent. Stewart, Mrs William, 38 Allison Street. Stewart, Mrs, 144 High Street.

Stirling, John, L.D.S. , surgeon dentist, 23 Wellington Square. Stirling, Robert, 3 Lancaster Terrace, Bellevue Crescent. Stirling, Miss, 28 Queen's .Terrace.

Stoddart, Alexander, 4 Blackburn Road, oflf Racecourse Road. Strathem, Alexander, engineer, Ayr Gasworks, Gaswork Road. Strathern & Co., hamcurers, 5 River Street. Strathem, James, mason, 12 Elmbank Street. Stroyan, John, fumaceman, 71 Wellington Street. Struthers, Alex. W. (of Struthers and Thomson), Chalet, 8

Boon Terrace. Struthers, James, card-cutter, 78 New Road. Struthers, Thomas, carpet-weaver, 14 Mews Lane. Struthers & Thomson, solicitors, 61 Alloway Street. Sturgeon, John, storeman, 10 Wellington Street. Sturgeon, Robert, storeman, 10 Wellington Street. Sturgeon, Samuel, carter, 3 Cathcart Street. Sturrock, Mrs John, 13 Bams Terrace.

158 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Surgeoner, Thomas, baker, 10 Carrick Street. Surgeoner, William, furmture salerooms, 70 High Street. Sutherland, Chas. H., Hairdressing Saloons, i6 New=

market Street— House, 1 Duke Street. (See advt. page 156). Sutton & Co., parcel express, 266 High Street; agent, William

Ramsay. Swan, Daniel, wheeler, 3 Limond's Wynd. Swan, Mrs, 144 High Street. Sym, Miss, 15 Eglinton Terrace.

Symington, John, banker, Sydney Villa, 16 Bellevue Crescent. Symington, Mrs, Beresford Villa, 20 Beresford Terrace.

Tainsh, Peter, church officer, 4 Church Street.

Tait, A. & W., boot and shoemakers, 203 High Street.

Tait, D. H., solicitor, 52 Newmarket Street; house, 6 Park

Terrace. Tait, James, butcher, 8 Wallace Street. Tait, James, cabman, 111 Mill Street. Tait, Joseph, 6 Park Terrace. Tait, Peter, plumber, 61 Green Street.

Tait, Samuel, police constable, Victoria Cottage, Dam Park. Tait, William, cabinetmaker, 27 George Street. Tannock, John, mason, 27 Duke Street. Tannock, William, shoemaker, 8 Queen Street. Taylor, David, Craigielea, 1 Falkland Road. Taylor, David, engineer, 75 Green Street. Taylor, George, surfaceman, 53 Weaver Street. Taylor, Hugh, cattle dealer, Seafield Farm, Racecourse. . Taylor, Hugh, engineer, 39 Elmbank Street. Taylor, J. & A., Limited, Engineers and flillwrighs,

Townhead Works. (See advt. page 53). Taylor, James, newsagent, 78 Sandgate. Taylor, James, engineer, 18 Peebles Street. Taylor, John, clerk, 12 Goshen Terrace, off M'Call's Avenue. Taylor, John (of J. and A. Taylor, Ltd.), Fembank, 21 Midton

Road. Taylor, John, engine-driver, 7 Dean Place, M' Call's Avenue. Taylor, John, Blackhouse, Hawkhill. Taylor, Robert, 33 Elmbank Street. Taylor, Tliomas, blacksmith, 4 Welhngton Street. Taylor, Thomas, moulder, 29 Back Main Street. Taylor, Thomas S. (of J. and A. Taylor, Ltd.), 8 Cathcart Street. Taylor, William, railway inspector, Mavis Bank, 32 Prestwick

Road.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 159

Taylor, William, crajieman, 34 Greorge Street.

Taylor, William (of J. and A. Taylor, Ltd.), 11 Carrick I*ark.

Taylor, William, grocer, 59 Mill Street.

Taylor, William, Albion House, 24 Carrick Road.

Taylor, William, Stationer and Bookseller, 36 Alloway

Street — House, 9 Beresford Terrace. (See advt. page 76). Taylor, Miss E., laundress, 9 Main Street. Taylor, Mrs A., laundress, 28 Mill Street. Taylor, Mrs James, Caddam Bank, Hawkhill. Taylor, Mrs, 7 Ballantine Drive.

Taylor, Mrs, 8 Tryfield Place, oflE West Sanquhar Road. Taylor, Mrs, 40 Allison Street. Taylor, Mrs, 65 Mill Street. Taylor, Mrs, 45 George Street. Teamey, Peter, slater, 90 Russell Street. Tearney, William, slater, 80 Cross Street. Telfer, David, musician, 1 Belvidere Terrace, off Allison Street. Telfer, James, hardware merchant, 84 George Street: house,

57 do. Telfer, William, builder, 9 Allison Street. Templeton, David (of James Templeton and Son). Sandhurst,

Wheatfield Road. Templeton, James (of James Templeton and Son), Ellerslie, 30

xviiller Road. Templeton, James, ship chandler, 61 Green Street. Templeton, James & Son, worsted spinners, 15 Kyle Street. Templeton, John, cheese merchant, Doonleigh, 27 CaiTick Road. Templeton, John, engine-driver, 46 Viewfield Road. Templeton, John, vanman, 3 Ralston Place, West Sanquhar

Road. Templeton, Thomas (x'rovost), watchmaker and jeweller, 115

High Street; house, 1 Bellevue Crescent. Templeton, William, vanman, 8 Church Place, Cross Street. Templeton, Miss, 68 High Street. Templeton, Misses, Stoneleigh, 11 Miller Road. Tennant, James, shoemaker, Jane Cottage, 63 Allison Street. Tennant, John M., 45 Alloway Street. Tennant, Miss, nurse, 55 Princes Street. Terras, Mrs Robert, artist photographer, 42 Sandgate. Terry, Isaac, Locksmith and Bellhanger, 32 High Street

— House, 1 Ailsa Place, Fort. (See advt. page 136).

Terry, James, blacksmith, 130 George Street.

Terry, Miss, 32 High Street.

The Glasgow Tramway and Omnibus Company, Ltd., Cab and Carriage Hirers— Offices, 68 Sandgate, and Cab Stances, Passenger Station. (See advt. page 151).

160 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Tlie Golden Ceres Milling Coy., Industrial Buildings, 62 Carriok

Street. The Old Equitable Loan Co. (D. Pullar, manager), 66 High

Street.

The Trades Hotel and Restaurant, York Street. (See

advt. page 123). Thorn, Cliarles, joiner, 38 Princes Street. Thorn, Cliarles (of Thomas Imrie and Son), 12 Midton Road.

Thorn, James N., Coal flerchant, 41 Green Street. (See advt. page 116).

Thorn, Mrs, 7 Bellevue Oescent.

Thomas, David, 16 Cathcart Street.

Thompson, Alfred, teacher, Ayr Academy, 18 Academy Street.

Thomson, Alexander, mill foreman, 2 Goshen Terrace, off

M'Call's Avenue. Thomson, Alexander, plumber, 27 River Terrace. Thomson, Alexander, spirit merchant. Railway Bar, 21 New

Road ; house, 99^ do. Thomson, Allan, spirit merchant, 10 Old Bridge; house, 41b

George Street. Thomson, Andrew, cabman, 59 Kyle Street. Thomson, Andrew, builder, Elgin Cottage, 29 Midton Road. Thomson, Archibald, cabinetmaker, 18 Academy Street. Thomson, Colin, brass-finisher, 5 Duke Street. Thomson, Daniel, groom, 135 South Harbour Street. Thomson, David, engineer, Dalblair Terrace, 23 Dalblair Road. Thomson, D. M., mineral water manufacturer, Loganlea Cottage,

M'Call's Avenue. Thomson, Edward, glass and china rivetter, 89 George Street. Thomson, Hope, commercial traveller, 26 Bellevue Crescent. Thomson, Hugh, butcher, 52 Northfield Avenue. Thomson, J, & Son, Hatters, Hosiers, and Glovers, 88

High Street. (See advt. page 126). Thomson, Ja^es, General Blacksmith, 115 High Street

— House, Leichton, 16 Holmston Road. (See advt. page 49). Thomson, James, mathematical master, Ayr Academy, Fort

Street; house, 11 Charlotte Street. Thomson, James, grocer and wine merchant, 118 High Street;

house, 17 Montgomerie Terrace. Thomson, James, joiner, 51 Kyle Street. Thomson, James, carver and gilder, 29 Nelson Street. Thomson, James, masion, 104 John Street. Thomson, James, firewood merchant, 61 Peebles Street. Thomson, James, slater, 21 Wellington Street. Thomson, James, engine-driver, 56 Viewfield Road. Thomson, James, shoemaker, 28 Argj^e Street.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 161

Tliomson, James, nurseryman, Nursery Oottage, Ewenfield

Road. ,

Thomson, James, gardener, Airlie House, Victoria Park. Thomson, James W., grocer, 90^ New Road. Thomson, John, carter, 51 Kyle Street. jLaiomson, John, china merchant, 7 Sandgate and 15 Alloway

Street; house, 7 Buckingham Terrace, Charlotte Street. Thomson, John, hamcurer, 41 Elmbank Street. Thomson, John, blacksmith, 58 Content Street. Thomson, John (agent for R. Lawson and Co., G-lasgow), 166

High Street. Thomson, John, groctr and spirit merchant, 158 High Street ;

house, Dalfearn, 25 Park Circus. Thomson, John F., conmiercial traveller, Springfield Cottage,

St Leonard's Road. Thomson, John Gemmill, L.R.C.P.E., L.R.C.S.E., L.F.P.S.&.,

11 Barns Street.

Thomson, John S., Hosier and Glover, 235 High Street

— House, 17 Montgomerie Terrace. (See advt. page 131). Thomson, Matthew, grocer and spirit merchant, 12 Sandgate ;

house, 5 Cromwell Place. Thomson, Neal, Strathdoon, 44 Racecourse Road. Thomson, P. A. (of Struthers and Thomson), 17 Montgomerie

Terrace. Thomson, Robert, Randolph Terrace, 24 Prestwick Road. Thomson, Robert', groom, 28 Kyle Street. Thomson, Thomas, foreman joiner, 23 Union Buildings, Smith

Street. Thomson, Walter, joiner, 101 South Harbour Street. Thomson, William, joiner, 42 Kyle Street. Thomson, William (of J. Thomson and Son), 20 Eglinton

Terrace. Thomson, William, joiner, 11 Cathcart Street. Thomson, William, coach-builder, 60 Mill Street. Thomson, William, slater, 126 High Street. Tliomson, Miss, 31 Dalblair Road. Thomson, Miss, nurse, 25 River Terrace.

Thomson, Miss, dressmaker, Dalblair Terrace, 25 Dalblair Road- Thomson, Miss, dressmaker, 2 Cathcart Street. Thomson, Mrs, 17 Montgomerie Terrace. Thomson, Mrs A., 126 High Street. Thomson, Mrs, green-grocer, 30 George Street. Thomson, Mrs, Belleisle Cottages.

Thomson, Mrs, dressmaker, Dalblair Terrace, 23 Dalblair Road. Thomson, Mrs, 2 St John Street. Thornton, Thomas, painter, 12 Mill Street. Thornton, William^, tailor, 2 Victoria Street.

162 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Timoney, Francis, grocer, 12^ Princes Street. Tod, Miss E., matron, County Hospital, Holmston Road. Tognetti, Pellegrine, ice-cream shop, 43 High Street. Toner, Thomas, tailor, 64 Green Street.

Torrance, David, insurance agency inspector, 7 Alexandria Ter- race, Union Avenue. Torrance, Gavin, manager, 17 Union Avenue. Trail, James, prison warder, Well\ngton Lodge, Bath Place. Traill, Thomas, clerk, 103 New Road. Train, John, mason, St Albans, West Sanquhar Road.

TuIIoch, Hisses n. & J., Victoria Laundry, 88 Prestwick

Road. (See advt. page 123). Turner, A. M., managing director. Turner's Brewery Co., Ltd.,

Carrick Lodge, 46 Carrick Road. Turner, John, clerk, 6 Goshen Terrace, M'CalFs Avenue, Turner, John, carpente(r, 103 South Harbour Street. Turner, Thomas, accountant, 21 Newmarket Street; house,

Gladstone Cottage, 5 Hawkhill. Turner, T. P., spirit merchant, 191 High Street. Turner, William, clerk, 23 Elmbank Street, Turner, Miss, Pomona House, Seabank Road. Turner, Miss, 4 Ballantine Drive. Turner, Mrs John, 16 Eglinton Terrace. Turner, Mrs J. C, Brewery House, 108 Main Street. Turner, Mrs W., Crofton, 3 St Andrew's Street. Turner, Mrs, Grosvenor House, Charlotte Street. Turner's Ayr and Newton Breweries, Limited. (See advt.

page 143). Tuton, John, baker, 52 George Street; house, 3 Content Street. Tuton, William, baker, St Clair Cottage, 90 Allison Street. Twiname, James, vanman, 70 Green Street, Tyrie, Andrew (of Tyrie and Mercer), 229 High Street, Tyrie, Andrew, baker, 187 High Street. Tyrie, Benjamin, 239 High Street, Tyrie, James, draper, 20 New Road. Tyrie, John, storeman, 67 Alloway Street. Tyrie, John D., mason, 229 High Street. Tjxie, John, joiner, 240 High Street.

Tjrie & Mercer, plumbers and gasfitters, 229 High Street. Tyrie, William, 93 High Street.

u

Ure, James D., Randolph Terrace, 20 Prestwick Road. Ure, James, blacksmith, 21 River Terrace.

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 163

Ure, William, Ayr Foundry, 90 Green Street. (Seeadvt page 32). ,

Ure, William, blacksmith, and bellhanger, 115 High Street;

house, Greenbank Terrace, 108 New Road. Ure, Mrs J., 35 John Street. Ure, Mrs William, 94 Green Street. Urie, Mrs John., 31 Queen's Terrace. Urqahart, George, gardener, Fullarton Lodge, 22 Beresford

Teri^ce. " Utilitarium" Ltd., dtysalters, 3 Newmarket Street.

Vallance, James, accounts inspector, G. and S.-W.R., 8 Camp- bell Street.

Vallance, John, ta-ilor, 48 Princes Street.

Vallance, John, compositor, 43 Content Street.

Vance, John, grocer, 8 Dean Place; house, 4 Ebenezer Place, M' Call's Avenue.

Vass, Andrew, Providence Cottage, West Sanquhar Road.

Vass, Andrew, town postman, Burnside Cottage, West Sanquhar Road.

Vass, James, M.A. (of Ranken and Vass), Newlands, 9 Clialmers Road, off Castlehill Road.

Vass, William, plasterer, 25 Fort Street.

Vass, William, town postman, Burnside Cottage, West Sanqu- har Road.

Vass, William, 6 Burnett Terrace.

Verlague, George, storeman, 8 Cliurch Place, Cross Street.

Villiers, Frederick E., Shelling, 10 Racecourse Road.

Virtue, Rev. James, Keith Bank, Maybole Road.

w

Waddell, D. J. K., stockbroker, 3 Wellington Square.

Waddell, R. D., provision merchant, 190 High Street.

Walker, Alexander, bm^gh assessor, 8 Academy Street; house,

Ronaldshaw Villa, 13 Ronaldshaw Park. Walker, Archibald, Fairlie Cottage, 16 Hawkhill. Walker, Hugh, S. (of W. G. Walker and Sons), 38 Park Circus. Walker, James, foreman, 18 Holmston Road. Walker, J. N., 16 Elmbank Street. Walker, James, Spirit Merchant, Blue Bell Inn, 122

High Street— House, Rosendale, 4 Holmston Road. (See

advt. page 164).

164 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Walker, John (of W. G. Walker and Spns), Windsor Villa, 27

Miller Road. Walker, John, clerk, 38 Content Street.

Walker, Robert, chief clerk G.P.O., Fairlie Cottage, 16 Hawk- hill. Walker, Robert, tobacco spinner, 20 New Road. Walker, Thomas, Kyle Tavern, 33 Kyle Street—House,

Westwood, 5 Castlehill Road. (See advt. page. 128). Walker, Rev. William, B.D., Cliurch of Scotland, St Leonard's,.

Anchorage, Ronaldshaw Park, oflf Racecourse Road. Walker, W. Q. & Sons, Hawkhill Chemical Works,

West Sanquhar Road. (See advt. page 94). Walker, Misses, 8 Albert I'errace, off John Street. Walker, Mrs W. G., 18 Midton Road. Wallace, Archibald, railway checker, 11 Hall's Vennal. Wallace, David (of Hyslop, Wallace and Co.), Grangeston, 13-

Prestwick Road. Wallace, David, coachman, 139 South Harbour Street. Wallace. Col. F. J. A., Arrandale, Fort. Wallace, Hugh H. American Steam Laundry, 25. 27, and

29 Wallace Street— House, St. Abb's, 20 Carrick Park.

(See advt. page 27). Wallace, H. R., Ci-anston Lodge, 2 Chalmers Road. Wallace, Hugh, shopman, 19 Kyle Street. Wallace, Jerome, schoolmaster, 50 Union Avenue. Wallace, John, Bentick Place, 21 Russell Street. Wallace, John, blacksmith, 44 High Street. Wallace, Joseph, 30 Hope Street.

Wallace, Peter, shipbuilder, Ashgrove, 23 Carrick Road. Wallace, R. D., solicitor, 62 Sandgate.

Wallace, Robert, Grocer and Wine Merchant, Town Buildings, 5. 7, and 9 High Street— Wholesale Ware- house, 5 and 7 Academy Street ; Fruit, &c. Department, 2 Sandgate ; House, Kinehoil, 3 Broomfield Road. (See advt. page 57)

Wallace, Captain Robert, Craigvaar, 22 Ashgrove Street.

^Wallace, Thomas, restaurant, 169 High Street.

Wallace, William, dyer, 166 and 168 High Street.

Wallace, W. G., manager, "Ayrshire Post," 1 Cromwell Place, Fort.

Wallace, Mrs Samuel, 17 Alliison Street.

Wallace, Mrs, 18 Union Avenue.

Wallacetown Bar, Craigmillar Buildings, 67 Cross Street and 34 Limond's Wynd, Mrs Thomas Millar, Proprietrix — House, St. Anns, Prestwick Road. (See advt. page 105).

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 165

Wallaceto^Ti School (headmaster, James Dobbie), Church Street

and Queen Street. WaUis, John M., 24 Park Circus. Warnock, Mrs, 60 Mill Street. Wason, Alexander, joiner, 14 Alloway Street. Wason, James, weaver, 18 Queen Street. Waters, John, gardener, 2 Bath Place.

Waterstone, Frank S., Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, and House Agent, D'Auray Buildings, 73 Dalblair Road- House, Belmont Avenue, off Castlehill Rd. .(See advt page 7).

Watkins, William, 83 Miill Street.

Watson, Crawford John, warehouseman, Katoombia, 14 Bellevue Crescent.

Watson, David, Victoria dairy, 29 Victoria Street.

Watson, George, Belair boarding house, 3 AUoway Park.

Watson, James, railway porter, Wolseley Place, 23 Church Street.

Watson, James, mason, Bentick Place, 21 Russell Street.

Watson, John (of D. and J. Milligan), Gleniffer Place, 3 Miller Road.

Watson, John, top-cutter, 37 Elmbank Street.

Watson, John Spiers, Woodcroft, 23 Midton Road.

Watson, Rev. Joseph, Wesleyan Manse, Kensington Terrace, 37 Miller Road.

Watson, M. & S., hosiery and baby linen merchants, 34 High Street.

Watson, Peter, miner, 24 New Bridge Street,

Watson, Robert, dairyman, Knoweside, off Prestwick Road.

Watson, Robert, lather, 51 Main Street; house, 60 Green Street Lane.

Watson, Robert, traveller, 5 Dean Place, M'Call's Avenue.

Watson, William, builder, 18 Mill Street.

Watson, William, daiiyman, 12 Queen Street.

Watson, William, Hosier and Children's Outfitter, 7 Burns Statue Square. (See advt. page 110).

Watson, William, police constable, 16 Wallace '~Street.

Watson, William, jun., clerk, 16 Wallace Street.

Watson, Miss J., 6 Milrig Place, Charlotte Street.

Watson, Mrs, 197 High Street.

Watson, IMrs, 9 Church Street.

Watt, Andrew, engine-driver, 3 Tryfield Place, off West Sanqu- har Road.

Watt, James (of J. M. and J. Watt), 12 Bams Street.

Watt, John M. of J. M. and J. Watt), 12 Barns Street.

Watt, J. M. & J., solicitors, Winton Buildings, High Street.

Watt, Dr J. R., M.B., CM., Amisfield, 3 South Paxk Road.

166 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Watt, William D., grocer, Place D'Auray Buildings, 60 AUo-

way Street; house, 11 Ashgrove Street. Waugh, David, insurance agent, 53 New Road. Waugh, John, 2 Northfield Place, off Prestwick Road. Waugh, William, harbour employee, 43 York Street. Weatheral, Miss, 175 High Street. Weatherston, F. B., chemist, 18 New Bridge Street; house,

South Barnweil, Barns Crescent. Webster, A. J. , clothier, 64 and 66 Newmarket Street ; house,

Westbray, Craigie Street. Weir, Charles, coal-weigher, 11 Peebles Street. Weir, David, veterinary surgeon, 6 Killoch Place. Weir, James, grocer, 88 and 90 Cross Street. Weir, James, shoemaker, 1 Kyle Street. Weir, Rev. John, Park House, Ballantine Drive. Weir, Robert, shoemaker, 7 Allison Street. Weir, Robert, shoemaker, 16 Peebles Street. Weir, William, blacksmith, 175 High Street; house, 10 Union

Avenue. Weir, Mrs, Sauchiebank, 23 Castlehill Road. Welsh, Archibald (of A. Welsh and Co.), 58 Viewfield Road. Welsh, Archibald, 66 Green Street. Welsh, Archibald & Co., Brassfounders and ^Patentees,

Carrick Brass Works, foot of John Street (See advt.

page 132). Welsh, James, upholsterer, 77 Alloway Street. Welsh, Samuel, insurance agent, 16 Elmbank Street. Welsh, William, insurance agent, 24 Elmbank Street. West, Robert, coach-wheeler, 30 New Road. Westwater, James, Buck's Head Hotel, 2 Kyle Street.

(See advt. page 102).

Whigham, Fergusson, Cimningham & Co., wine merchants, 8 Academy Street.

Whitaker, Edward, Arbuthnot Cottage, 27 Hawkhill.

White, A. A. , ironmonger and tool merchant, 59 Alloway Street.

White, Dr Alexander, M.B., CM., Randolph Terrace, 26 Prest- wick Road.

White, David, agent, Dalmellington Iron Co., Belmont siding; house, 25 Ballantine Drive.

White, George C, Stewartlea, 62 Midton Road.

White, James, mason, 14 Elmbank Street.

White, James, overseer, "Ayr Advertiser," 7 Waggon Road.

White, John, groom, 101 High Street.

White, William (of Afflick and Son), 8 Lancaster Terrace, Belle- vue Crescent.

White, William, cabinetmaker. 111 Mill Street.

Whitecross, Mrs, 1 Ballantine Drive.

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 167

Whitefield, John, mason, 42 Viewfield Road.

Whitelaw, Samuel, insurance agent, 63 Elba Street.

Whitelaw, Thomas, vannian, Galloway Crescent, 53 Russell Street.

WIritelaw, William, insurance agent, 31 Wallace Street.

Whyte, Miss, 1 Buckingham Terrace.

Whyte, Mrs, 5 St John's Place, Fort Street.

Whytock, James, blacksmith, 7 Main Street.

Wight, John, manufacturing chemist, 234 High Street; house, 68 Dalblair Road.

Wight, Robert, shoemaker, Mission Hall, River Street.

Wight, William & Co., grain merchants, 153 High Street.

Wilkie, David, wine and spirit mercliant, 5 Kyle Street.

Wilkinson, James, Havelock Terrace, 26 Miller Road.

Willet, Mrs, Maryfield, Gaswork Road.

Williams, William, Customs, 2 Fort Street.

Williamson, Henry, Professor of Music, Clifton Cottage, 2 Albert Terrace, off John Street. (See advt. page 18)

Williamson, J. K., teacher of music, Louisdene, 94 New Road.

Williamson, James, commercial traveller, 19 Bellevue Crescent.

Williamson, Robert, 6 Gordon Terrace.

Willingham, Willis, 46 Content Street.

Willis, John, weaver, 24 Church Street.

Willock, F. G., Gartmore, 33 Carrick Road.

Willock, George (of William Willock and Son), Cra%leur Ter- race, 36 Carrick Road.

Willock, Hugh D., Magdala, 35 Carrick Road.

Willock, William & Son, Painters and Paperhangers, I riacneillie Buildings, Newmarket Street, and 40

High Street. (See advt. page 104). Willouby, Miss, La Paz, 7 Ronaldshaw Park. Willoughby, John, 264 High Street. Wills, Thomas, joiner, 31 New Road. Wills, William, fumaceman, 31 Peebles Street. Wilson, Alexander, joiner, Bellesleyhill, 86 Prestwick Road. Wilson, Alexander, joiner, Galloway descent, 63 Russell Street. Wilson, Alexander F., engineer, 3 Ebenezer Place, M'Call's

Avenue. Wilson, Allan, tobacconist, 195 High Street; house, 154 do. Wilson, Archibald, joiner, 34 Dalblarr Road. Wilson & Co. Upholsterers, Cabinetmakers, House

Agents, and Funeral Undertakers, 15 and 17 Sand=

gate. (See advt. page 16). Wilson, David, 3 Waggon Road. Wilson, David, traveller, 13 High Street. Wilson, George, vanman, 25 Duke Street.

Jl

fl

168 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Wilson, George, clothier's traveller, 6 Church Place, Cross

Street.

Wilson, Hugh, tailor, 4 Clune's Vennal. |^

Wilson, James, ship-rigger, 19 Ballantine Drive. . '

Wilson, James, draper, 35 Green Street. Wilson, James, merchant and agent, 8 Cassillis Street. Wilson, James, salesman, 12 Russell Street. Wilson, James, joiner, 87 Mill Street. Wilson, James H., Tignaghrian, 16 Bellevue Road. Wilson, John, foreman riveter, 22 Academy Street. Wilson, John, 30 Content Street. Wilson, John, carter, 44 Kyle Street. Wilson, John, engine-driver, 46 Waggon Road.

Wilson, John, Grocer and Spirit flerchant, 139 Main

Street — House, 137 do. (See advt. page 122). Wilson, Captain John, Havelock Terrace, 14 Miller Road. Wilson, Robert, engineer, 6 Saltfield House, York Street. Wilson, Robert (of Kilpatrick and Wilson), 33 Newmarket

Street. Wilson, Samuel, upholsterer, 92 Main Street. Wilson, Samuel, railway servant, 10 Green Street Lane. Wilson, Samuel, foreman surfaceman, Twiningham Place, Tarn's

Brig. Wilson; Thomas, currier, 77 New Road. Wilson, Thomas P., J. P., Gargowan, 35 Racecourse Road. Wilson, William, mason, 34 Content Street. Wilson, WilUam, clerk G.P.O., 56 Cbstlehill Road. Wilson, WiUiam, grocer, 1 Waggon Road. Wilson, William, moulder, 29 Elmbank Street. Wilson, Wniiam, 23 Union Buildings, Smith Street. Wilson, William, painter, 19 Elmbank Street. Wilson, William, engineman, Ellengowan Cottage, 58 Church

Street. Wilson, W. B. (of Wilson and Co.), Sheninghurst, Wheatfield

Road. Wilson, William, hammerman, 29 Newmarket Street. Wilson, Miss, 20 New Bridge Street. Wilson, Miss, 51 Main Street. Wilson, Miss, tobacconist, 238 High Street. Wilson, Miss dressmaker, 52 Green Street. Wilson, Mrs Charles, Alpha Cottage, St Leonard's Road. Wilson, Mrs H. B., 22 Eglinton Terrace. Wilson, Mrs John, Benvue, Ailsa Place, Fort. Wilson, Mrs Robert, 3 Eglinton Terrace. Wilson, IMrs William, Rirerston, 39 Racecourse Road. Wilson, Mrs dairy, 66 York Street Lane. Wilson, Mrs, 23 Alloway Street.

I

ftENEKAL DIRECTORY, 169

Wilson, Mrs, 41 Union Buildings, Smith Street. ,

Wilson, Mrs, 10 Milliken Park, Northfield Avenue. '

Wilson, Mrs, 56 Castlekill Road.

Wilson, Mrs, 26 Union Avenue.

Wilson, Mrs, 63 Wellington Street.

Wilson, Mrs, 2 Alexandria Cottages, off Union Avenue.

Windsor Rsstaurant, Abel Qirotti & Co., 256 High ' Street. (See advt. page 48).

Withers, Thomas, marine engineer, Apna Place, 18 Viewfield Road.

Witherspoon, Miss M., 82 John Street.

Wood, Charles, clerk G.P.O., 37 Fort Street.

Wood, George, hairdresser, 1 Mill Street.

Wood, Hugh, Painter, 2i flain Street. (See advt. page 89).

Wood, James, police constable, 21 Elmbank Street.

Wood, James, bell-hanger, 9 Cross Street.

Wood, James, manager, Tweed Mills, Cavendish Villa, 25 Hawk- hill Avenue.

Wood, William, 77 Mill Street.

Wood, Missi, 5 Park Terrace.

Wood, Mrs James D., Grosvenor Place, 37 Fort Street.

Woodbum, Miss A., Hall's Cottage, 11 Russell Street.

Woodburn, Miss A., Manageress, Viewfield Steam Laundry— House, Hall's Cottage, 11 Russell Street, (See advt. page 5).

Woodside, Fergus, carter, 218 High Street.

Woodside, Mrs, 28 Northfield Avenue.

Wregg, John, Fishmonger, 178 High Street— House, 2 Kirkport. (See advt. page 71).

Wright, Arthur, japaner, 17 Elmbank Street.

Wright, Hugh, painter, 137 South Harbour Street.

Wright, James, traveller, 4 Windsor Terrace, Prestwick Road.

Wright, J. B., 3 Sandringham Terrace, Bellevue Road.

Wright, Joseph, Drooko umbrella manufacturer, 72 High Street.

Wright, William, weaver, 20 Church Street.

Wright, William, grocer, 129 High Street.

Wright, Miss, 2 Belvidere Terrace, off Allison Street.

Wright, Mrs Daniel, pastry baker, 65 AUoway Street.

Wright, Mrs David, 37 Mill Street.

Wright, 'Mis, Roselea, 14 Carrick Road.

Wyburn, George, joiner, 61 Elba Street.

Wybum, Mrs, 37 New Road.

Wyllie, A. & Son., Contractors and Builders, 50 Castle- hill Road. (See advt. page 34).

Wyllie, Alexander A., 10 Bellevue Crescent.

170 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Wyllie, Andrew, tobacconist, 66 High Street.

Wyllie, Archibald, engine-driver, 59 Green Street Lane.

Wyllie, Charles, hay and grain merchant, 34 Kyle Street.

Wyllie, Daniel (of D. Wyllie and Coy.), Aransheen, 11 Race- course Road.

Wyllie, Daniel & Co., hay, grain, and seed merchants, 197 High Street; chemical and manure works, Falkland Junction and Newton-on-Ayr.

Wyllie, David, fireman, Ladykirk House, 14 Viewfield Road.

Wyllie, George (of A. Wyllie and Son), Maligakande, 50 Castle- hill Road.

Wyllie, George, cabinetmaker, 39 Green Street Lane.

Wyllie, James, 25 Alexandria Terrace, Union Avenue.

Wyllie, John, mason, Wilhelmbank, 52 Castlehill Road.

Wyllie, Peter, coachman, 42 Midton Road.

W^yllie, T. K., grocer and spirit merchant, 1 Taylor Street; house, Brightside, 96 New Road.

Wyllie, William, horse dealer, 20 Alloway Street; house, 9 Ash- grove Street.

Wyllie, William H., sheriff officer, 29 New Road.

Wyllie, Miss E., Eglinton Place, 28 Miller Road.

Wyllie, Miss, 13 Ballantine Drive.

Wyllie, Miss, dressmaker, 52 New Road.

Wyllie, Mrs P., 126 High Street.

Wyllie, Mrs William, Victoria Terrace, 26 Viewfield Road.

W>lHe, Mrs, 78 John Street.

Young, Alex. G., town clerk, Town's Buildings, High Street; house, 18 Montgomerie Terrace, Fort.

Young, Dr A., M.B., CM., 18 Bams Street.

Young, Andrew, Victoria Terrace, 30 Viewfield Road.

Young, Archibald, baker, 51 Kyle Street.

Young, Archibald, town postman, Woodbum Cottage, 37 Hawk- hiil Avenue.

Young, David, coachman, 16 Carrick Street.

Young, David, Drapery Warehouse, 155 High Street- House, 7 Charlotte Street. (See advt. page 48).

Young, Donald, Baby Linen and Ladies* Outfitting Warehouse, 36 and 38 Newmarket Street. (See advt. page 37).

Young, George, pastiy baker, 22 Nelson Street.

Young, Hugh, law clerk, Ingleside, St Leonard's Road.

Young, Hugh, 38 Church Street.

Young, James, 13 Old Bridge Street.

I

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 171

Young, James, Craigie Street.

Young, James, Stuart Place, 9 Carrick Road. «

Young, James, tailor, 48 George Slreet.

Young, James, auctioneer, Linwood, 13 Castlehill Road.

Young, John, blacksmith, 5 Northpark Avenue, off Northfield

Avenue. Young, John, clerk, Florida Terrace, 5 Falkland Park. Young, John, Engineer and Insurance Agent, i8 Bal-

lantine Drive. (See advt. page 124) Young, John, town surveyor and water engineer, Town's

Buildings, High Street ; house, 20 Chalmers Road. '

Young, John, joiner, 66 Church Street. Young, John F., teacher, 14 Union Avenue. Young, John M'Hardy, architect, 9 Sandgate; house, Craig-

neithan, 8 Bellevue Crescent. Young, Joseph, engine-driver, 26 New Road, Young, Nathaniel, coal-trimmer, 1 York Street. Young, Quintan, engine-driver, Woodburn Cottage, 39 Hawk- hill Avenue. Young, Quintin, 105 Cross Street.

Young, Robert, spirit merchant, 23 New Bridge Street. Young, Samuel, mason, 133 South Harbour Street. Young, Thomas, General Draper, 54 Newmarket Street

— House, 14 Queen's Terrace. (See advt. page 141). Young, Thomas, solicitor (of ttilver and Young), 4 Randolph

Terrace, 22 Prestwick Road. Young, Walter, umbrella manufacturer, 27 Newmarket Street;

house, Langley Bank, 39 Carrick Road. Young, William, lorryman, 10 Green Street Lane. Young, Miss A., 23 Fort Street.

Young; Miss, dressmaker, 41 Union Buildings, Smith Street. Young, Mrs Andrew, Kensington Terrace, 41 Miller Road. Young jvirs D. B., Place D'Auray Buildings, bH Alloway Street. Young, Mrs John, Afton Place, 8 Carrick Road. Young, Mrs, 15 Qiieen Street.

Zive, F. & Son, Ayrshire Furniture Stores, 17 Kyle

Street— House, 180 High Street. (See advt. page 83).

LATE INFORMATION.

NAMES RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. Armstrong, David, mason, 152 George Street

Begg, Robert, 105 South Harbour Street

Burgoyne, W. O. , Professor of Music, Beato Cottage, Craigie Road.

(See advt. page 113).

Caldwell, James, blacksmith, 12 John Street Chisholm, Charles upholsterer, 96 Sandgate Connell, John, 80 John Street Couperwaite, Mrs, 2 Church Street Gumming, John, tailor, 4 Victoria Street

Daniel, Rev. Patrick M. , St Margaret's R. C. Church, John Street

Erskine, Thomas, machineman, 25 Church Street

Fraser, David, plumber, 14 Kirkport, off High Street

Pitzsimmons, Thomas, Glass, Chiaa, and Earthenware Merchant, 21 River S^reei— House, 22 River Street. (See advt. page 111).

Grant, Mrs Clonston, masseuse, 13 Charlotte Street

MacPherson, Miss, masseuse, 7 Dalblair Road

ADDITIONAL RESIDENT- ACTING JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Patrick Davidson, Glendoon ; Major Wm. Fullarton FuUarton, Elrnslie ; Andrew J. Larke, Glenhenwye, Prestwick ; Capt. Wm. P. M. Pollock, Middleton ; Thomas P. Wilson of Polquhairn, Gargowan.

AYRSHIRE MISSION TO THE DEAF AND DUMB.

President— The Right Hon. The Earl of Bglinton and Winton.

Hon. Treasurers — William Kilpatrick, Esq., and Robert Wilson, Escj,

solicitors, British Linen Bank.

Missionary and Secretary - James Paul, 5 Dalblair Road.

MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARD as Elected on 3rd May, 1900.

The Numbers of Voters on the Roll, - - • 7050

The Number who Recorded their Votes, - - 2594

Chairman— Rev. William Rainir.

Lauchlan Morrison. William M'Kenna. William Robertson. Rev. Alex. Stewart.

G. L. W. Connell. Rev. George Copland. Hugh Hunter. Arthur Morgan.

Clerk—

Treasurer— J. A. MacCallum, solicitor, Town's Buildings.

Auditor— D. H. Tait, solicitor, 52 Newmarket Street.

Compulsory Officer— Hugh Brown, 8 Charlotte Street.

Btvcct Mtcctovp.

ACADEMY STREET.	Albert Terrace (Contd.)
1, Wm. Shearer	6, William Morton
2, Thos. Gemmell	8, Miss W^alker
3, Miss Glendinning	10, Campbell Lockhart
5 and 7, Robt. Wallace	12, Aaron Hunter
8, Whigham, Fergusson, &	14, Miss M'Bryde
Cunningham
8, Alex. Walker	ALEXANDRIA TERRACE
11, Ayr Club	(Head of Union Avenue).
12, Hugh Duff	1, William Mackie
13, Wni. Kennedy	2, Charles M'Cracken
14, Jas. Gilmour	3, James Wyllie 4, Thomas Fulton
18, Alfred Thompson
20, William Smith	5, James Brewster
22, Miss M'Farlane	6, James Dickie
	7, David Torrance
AILSA PLACE.	8, Mrs Dow
1, Isaac Terry
2, James Gebbie	ALLISON STREET.
3, Miss Gray	R. C. Sproat
4, Capt. John Galloway	2 and 4, John Smith & Co. ,
Foxbank — IST. G. Napier	11, George Lindsay
Elgin — Joseph Gordon	16, Mrs Benson
Camlarg — Arthur M' Arthur	17, Mrs W^allace
St. Veda's— Hector MacCallum	18, Mrs Martin
Beuvue — Mrs John Wilson	22 and 24, Viewfield Steam
Benbain — James Clark	Laundry Company
Ailsa Cottage — Miss M'Kinlay	25, David Alexander
Southbank Cottage — Capt.	26, Robert Paterson
Collins	27, Robert Morton
Arrandale— Col. F. J. A. Wallace	30, Alexander Hendry
	32, Walter Beaton
ALBERT TERRACE	36, Mrs Watson
(Off John Street).	42, Miss Vass
1, Mrs Aird	43, Henry M'Lean
2, Henry Williamson	44, William M'Connell
3, Robert Dobbie	51, William Goudie
4, Robert Stewart	52, Miss James

174

STREET DIRECTORY.

Allison Street (Contd.)	ALLOWAY STREET.
53, James Richmond	1. J. West water
56, Mrs Prentice	2, R. Clark
58, William King	4, James M'Mann
60, George Logan	6, James M'Millan
62, David Baird	7, M. M. Stevenson
64, John M'Connell	8, Robert Neil
74, Thomas Fyfe	9, W. Chambers
76, John Andrew	10. J. C. Highet
78 and 80, James Dickie	10, D. Paton
	11, Robert Cuthbertson & Co
Murray Place.	12, William Smith
82, Mrs John Speirs	13, John Brown
84, David M'Callum	14, J. M. Rnsk
86, A. Brackenridge	15, John Thomson
88, James Robertson	16, James Milroy
	17, High Street Post Office
Allison Street (Contd.)	18, Charles M 'Queen.
90, St Clair Cottage -W. Tuton	19, Alex. Ross.
92, St Clair Cottage — MrsDunlop	21, Andrew Smith & Son.
96, Kinoul Cottage— Mrs Rice	22, Adam Morton.
98, Silver Cloud Cottage— A.	23, Mrs Wilson.
Cameron	25. Miss Kerr.
Allison Street Lace Factory	26, D. Hourston.
	27, Matthew C. Adam.
ALLOWAY PARK.	29, Agnes Murchie.
1, A. Mitchell	30, Andrew Gilfillan.
2, R. J. Bennett	30. Captain Ross Kennedy.
3, Belair — George Watson	30, John Crichton.
4, Villa D'Auray— L. Le Clair	31, Miss Murchie.
	31, Mrs Adam
ALLOWAY PLACE.	32, James Brown
1, P. F. M'Kenna	33, Miss Mustard
2, Rev. George Grubb	34 and 49. Albert Robertson
3, Donald Currie	35, Miss Gilfillan
4. Mrs Blackwood	'36, William Taylor
5, Mrs Erskine	37, D. & G. M-Cutcheon
6, William Pollock	38, James Graham
7, William Kilpatrick	39, Thomas Findlay
8, Lieut. - Col. James Coats,	40, A. M 'Call
R.A.M.G.	41, W. G Inglis
9, Mrs Goudy	42, Hotel Dalblair
10, Mrs Scott	43, John Inglis & Son
11, Thomas Steele	44, H. Dietrich
12, Mrs Dick	45, William Guthrie
13, Dr W. J; Naismith	46, Robert Rose
14, Robert Goudie	51. Christophe Gregori

STREET DIEECTORY.

175

Alloway Street (Oontd.)

51, Alexander Chisholm

52, Hngh M'Quiston 63, Robert Millar

55, William Sadler

59, A. A. White

61, Struthers & Thomson

61, William M'Clelland

Place D'Auray Buildings. -54, M. Schurger

56, R. Dobbie & Co. 58, M'Millan & Howie 58, G. Gray Roddie 58, James Brown

58, Mrs D. B. Young

60, William D. Watt

62, Anderson Rrothers

Alloway Street (Continued).

63, James Fraser 65, Mrs Wright

69, Wm. Bone & Son 71, Miss Cunninghame 73, Miss Goudie 75, Daniel Robertson 77, James Welsh

ARGYLE STREET.

2, Mrs Ross. ; 3, Archibald Picken. 4, John Purdie.

7, William Oliver.

8, Wiliam Ferguson.

9, John Hannah. 10, Peter Leggat. 13, Thomas Caw. 16, Hugh Cowan.

19, John Graham.

20, Hugh Paterson. '22, Mrs Johnstone.

25, William Smith.

26, James M'Govern.

27, James M'llwraith. 29, Mrs S. Shaw.

31, Captain Wm. Shields. 33, Robert Main.

ASHGROVE STREET

(Off Castlehill Road).

John Melville. , Dalmeny — Robert Logan.

G. W. Rodger.

Glendrishaig — P. Murdoch.

Lucerne — John T. King.

Calderwood — Mrs Hill.

William Wyllie.

Mossend — Robert Donald.

William D. Watt.

Barrisdale — R. Ramsay.

Gleniffer — John Brown.

Jamesville — Miss Clark.

Kentfield— Miss E. Lockhart

Wetheral — James Scott.

Hazeldean — Alex. Hazel.

Neilage — James Neil.

Miss Margaret Bone.

Strathclyde — James Car- michael.

Elderwood — Alex. Reith.

Craigvaar — Captain Robert Wallace.

Manhattan — Robt M'Creath.

Miss M'llwraith.

John Higgle.

ARRAN TERRACE (Fort). Clyde Cottage— Robt. Ramsay

2, Mrs M 'Do wall.

3, Robert Adam.

4, Inkerman Cottage — Jas. Clark

5, Mrs M'Intosh.

6, David Leslie.

7, Mrs M. Reid.

8, Robert M'Millan.

AVONDALE TERRACE

(Falkland Park).

14, Alexander Davidson. 16, Peter G. Napier. 18, Hugh Jamieson, 20, William Forbes 22, Gilbert Rowan. 24, Wm. Stark.

176

STEBET DIEECTORY.

BACK MAIN STREET. 19, John Anderson 21, Robert Findlay 29, Thomas Taylor 32, James Cathcart 37, John Conkie 45, William Mathieson

BALLANTINE DRIVE

(Off Carrick Road). Parkhouse — Rev. John Weir

1, Mrs Whitecross

2, Miss Bayne

3, W. W. Houston

4, Miss Turner

5, Mrs Clements

6, Miss Mills

7, Miss Kerr

8, Mrs Arthur

9, John Rodger

10, John Hosie

11, Mrs M'Intosh

12, Robert Allan

13, Miss Wyllie

14, Miss Hutchison

15, Mrs Mitchell

16, Robert Cameron

17, William Ogilvie

18, John Young

19, James Wilson

20, Miss Hall

21, J. T. Robinson

22, H. L. Allan

23, R. A. Keay

24, James Baillie

25, David White

26, Mrs Hall

27, Mrs L. M. Mack The Pines— David Meikle Ballantine Drive Tennis Club

Grounds

BARNS CRESCENT.

1, Charles King

2, Miss Spence Brown

3, John Boyd

4, Mrs W. D. Chambers

Barns Crescent (Contd.)

5, Thomas Jack

6, Mrs Caldwell

7, W. C. Galbraith, jun.

8, Mrs W. Spencer Mrs J. Reid Captain J. H. Auld Lynsted — R. A. Dewar Dhunan — Robert Robertson North Barnweil — Thos. Smith South Barn weil— E. B. Weather-

ston.

BARNS PARK. Dereel— Mrs J. M'Millan

1, Mrs William Murray

2, Mrs A. C. Smart

3, John Murray

4, Peter Kennedy

Barns — Mrs J. R. Nicholson

BARNS STREET.

1, Mrs Hugh Hamilton

2, Mrs Sloan

3, Gavin G. Dick

4, .James Nimmo

5, Dr A. Muir

6, Dr J. W. Lawrie

7, Dr George M'Kerrow 9, Miss Dow

10, Newnham House — Miss Z.

Miller

11, Dr J. G. Thomson

12, John M. Watt

13, Miss Macaulay

14, Mrs Forbes

16, Miss Baird and Miss Forbes

17, William Beveridge

18, Dr A. Rowand

18, Dr A. Young

19, Walter Bain

20, Dr John M'Gregor

21, John M'Cubbin

22, A. Crawford

23, Thomas Allan

24, A. M. Bennett

25, Mr Kay

STKEET DIRECTOBY.

177

Barns Street (Contd.) 26, Miss Andrew

26, Rev. T. H. Lang

27, Mrs Beckett

29, William R. Black

BARNS TERRACE.

1, R. M. Davidson

2, Wm. Murray

3, David Hunter

4, Miss Fulton

6, Lauchlan Morrison

6, Mrs J. L. Crawford

7, Mrs Hugh M'Ewan

8, Mrs W.'Cuthbert

9, John Paterson

10, Miss Johnstone

11, Mrs Ivie Alexander

12, James Oliver

13, Mrs J. Sturrock

14, Adam M'Gregor

BATH PLACE.

William M 'Roberts Wellington Cottage — David

Gairdner Wellington Lodge — A. Chisholm Do. — Jas. Seaton 2, J. Waters 4, J. Farquharson 6, Mrs Clark

8, H. Bowie

9, John Scott 10, Miss Bryson H.M. Prison 12, Mrs Good 14, J. Howatson

BELLEVUE COTTAGES (Off Bellevue Road).

1, John Gunion,

2, Jas Muir.

3, Mrs M'Donald.

4, Mrs Drummond.

BELLEVUE CRESCENT.

1, Thomas Templeton.

2, Heathfield— W. Christie.

3, Mrs Steel.

4, Glasclune — J. W. Campbell.

5, Mrs M'Leod.

6, Kesington — Mrs Dc C.

Spencer.

7, Miss Cunningham

8, Craigneithan — J. M'H

Young.

9, J. S. Hunter.

10, Alexander A. Wyllie.

11, Miss Cook.

12, Mahersby— J. M. Smith.

13, Misses Gait.

14, Katoombia — J. C. Watson.

15, Mrs Brown.

16, Sydney Villa — John Syming-

ton

17, George Reid, 17, Fred Henry.

17, John Hyslop. 17< Miss M'Creath.

18, Andrew Campbell.

19, James Williamson. 19, James Doak.

19, James Cleat

19, James Cook.

20, Rev. Millar Patrick, M.A.

21, Mrs George Smith, 21, Miss Murray.

21, Miss M' Call.

2 1 , Misses Craig.

22, Mrs James Drennan,

23, William Smith. 23, Miss M'Culloch. 23, Miss Aitken.

23, Miss Glendinning.

24, Robert M 'Vicar. 26, Hope Thomson.

28, Rev. George Anderson. 30, Walter Scott. 34, J. A. MacCallum. 36, James Stewart. 38, John Mitchell. 40, John Dobbie.

Its

STBEET DIEECTORT,

Bellevue Crescent (Contd.) 42, William Pollock. 44, Joseph Gray. 46, George Dykes. 48, Capt. James M'Gregor, 50, Mrs Stewart. 52, Mrs Hay.

54, Kimberley — Frank W. Kerr 61, Kensal Tower — W. Dunlop.

BELLEVUE ROAD

(Off Midton Road). 3, Bellevue House — E. Senior 3, Bellevue House

5, Rowellan — George Porter 9, Ardenclutha— D. Bone

16, Tighnaghrain — J. H. Wilson 18, Blendon— Miss King

BELMONT AVENUE (Off Castlehill Road).

1, F. S. Waterstone

2, Monerua— John F. M'Gill

3, Thomas Bovill

4, Lima — Henry Robertson

6, Netherlea — Mrs Arnott 8, Nethercroft— Wm. Muir

10, J. 0. Allan

12, Onslow — James 0. Cooper

Girls' Industrial School

BELVIDERE TERRACE

(Off Allison Street).

1, John Brown

2, John M'Kean

3, John Mitchell

4, James Baird

BERESFORD TERRACE.

KiLLOCH Place.

1, Thomas Steen

2, David Graham

3, Durham & Wright

4, Mrs Carslaw

5, Alex. M'Lean

6, David Weir

7, Wilhelm Hess

Beresfoed Terrace (Contd.)

8, James Hill

9, Wm Taylor

10, David Cassels

11, Robert Dunlop

12, Thos. Smith

13, Mrs John M'Kay

14, Mrs Howat

15, Craighall — Arthur Fletcher

16, Whitehall— Mr Marshall

17, Beresford Cottage — Mrs

Douglas ] 8, Thomas Bryden

19, Miss C4ray

20, Mrs Symington

21, Fullarton Lodge — H. Niven

22, Roselyn Cottage — Miss

Murray

23, Roselyn Cottage — Mrs

Drysdale

24, Maryfield Cottage — Mrs

Allan

25, Blackburn Cottage — Mrs

Blair

BLACKBURN ROAD

(Off Racecourse Road). Blackburn — Capt. J. J. Gregory

1, St. Andrew's F.C. Manse-

Rev. W. Hay

2, Chelston — Alex. Gemmell

3, Ledard — C. Pearson

4, A. Stoddart

5, Maryville— Wm. Brechin Langweil — A. H. Lang Westfield— Hon. G. A. Burns Carleton — Col. M. Heneage Craigweil— Mrs M'Kenzie

BOAT VENNAL

(Off New Bridge Street).

1, Ayrshire Yeomanry Stores 1. Edward Burrell, R.S.M. 3, James Smith

STREET DIRECTORY.

179

BOWMAN ROAD

(Off Carrick Road). Netherton — Dr R. A. Morton Ardoch

Raemoir — James Smith Oakwood William Imrie

BROOMFIELD ROAD.

1, Laurel Bank — Jas. Dobbie . 3, Kingchoil — Robt. Wallace 5, Oakfield — Robt. Kennedy 7, Weir Lodge — Mrs Rodger 9, Broomfield House — A. Mitchell - 10, Millerfield— D. Donaldson 12, Broomfield Villa— D. Reid

BROUGHAM PLACE (Racecourse Road). 1, John M. Houlds worth

BRUCE CRESCENT (Fort),

1, William Kerr

2, Archibald Buchanan

3, William Mackay

4, Thomas Eraser

5, James Mackenzie

BUCKINGHAM TERRACE

(Charlotte Street).

1, Miss White

2, Misses Dunlop

3, Miss Geddes

4, J. W. M'Clymont

5, Duncan Mackay

6, Mrs J. Boyd

7, John Thomson

8, Mrs Allan

9, Mrs Moir

10, A. W. Lawrie

BURNETT TERRACE

(Off Hawkhill).

1, Alexander Murphy

2, Robert Gait

3, Mrs Milligan

4, Robert M'Neilage

Burnett Terrace (Contd.)

5, John Logan

6, William Vass

7, Mrs M'Earlane

BURNS STATUE SQUARE,

1, Joseph Johnstone

Landau Buildings.

7, W. Watson

9, Robert M'Clelland n, Robert Robertson 13, Johnstone & Finlayson

Newark Buildinfs.

15, John Spiers

17, Mrs Smith

19, Burns Statue Hotel

21, David Kirkland.

21, John Mains

23, John Brown

25, Mrs Thomas Kerr

27, J. M. Fergusson

29, Miss Sloan

33, Edward Senior

35, Mrs Simpson

37, Alex. MacCallnm

39, Robert M'Culloch

G. & S.-W. Railway Station

Station Master— ^R. Brown.

Station Hotel— H. P. Stephen- son, Manager

5. Wallace & Son Joseph Boyd James Douglas

CAMPBELL STREET.

1, Wm. Kennedy

2, Mrs Phillips

3, Mrs M'Crae

4, Miss Johnston

6, Jas. Gait ;

8, Jas. Vallance David Campbell

MONTADOR.

Miss Sillars John Armour

180

STREET DIRECTORY.

CARLETON TERRACE.

Bellevue Crescent. 33, Mrs H. Leek 35, Mrs J. B. Cowap 37, Mrs S. M 'Knight 39, Miss Gilmour

CARRICK PARK.

(Off Midton Road). 2, Alex Johnstone

4, Nithsdale— John Miller

5, Matthew Hamilton

6, Mrs Stark

7, Mrs Nisbet

8, Miss Bone

9, Mrs Drummond

10, R. A. Miller ] 1, Wm. Taylor

12, Mrs Buchanan

13, Mrs Neil

14, Matthew Lawson 16, Wm. Findlay 18, Arthur Fuller 20, H. H. Wallace 24, George Innes

CARRICK ROAD.

2, Afton Cottage-John Gibson

3, Petrie Cottage — Mrs Cellars

4, Afton Place— J. M'Culloch

5, Letham Cottage — D. Cellars

6, Afton Place — Mrs Young

Stuart Place.

7, John Mains 9, James Young

11, William Newsome

Carrick Road (Continued).

8, Ellenbank Cottage — John

M'Culloch 10, Ewart Cottage-Mrs Hannah

12, Rosilea Cottage — Miss

Chalmers

13, Woodside Cottage — James

Meikle

14, Rosilea Villa — Miss M'Crae

Carrick Road (Contd.)

15, Roseland Villa — John Sharp

16, Hamilton Villa— Mrs J.

D. Graham

17, Woodburn Villa — Andrew

Cameron

18, Charliston Villa — Mrs

Murray

19, Greenlaw Villa — -Mrs Hood

20, Avondale Villa — J. M.

Rodger

21, Arrandoon Villa — Charles

Smith

22, Benvaren— Jas. M. M'Millan

23, Ashgrove — P. Wallace

24, Albion House— W. Taylor

25, Hampton — Miss Georgeson

26, Cloncaird — Major Ballard '/I, Doonleigh-John Templeton

28, Oaklea — Mrs Lambie

29, Myrtle Bank— C. S. Oliver

31, Warrender Park — Miss

Simpson

33, Gartmore— F. G. Willock

35, Magdala— H. D. Willock

37, Aldersyde — John Frew

39, Langley Bank — Walter

Young

Craigleur Terrace.

30, J. S. Harvey

32, Mrs Gordon

34, Mrs Harvie

36, George Willock

38, Rev. A. Stewart

40, W. G. Inglis

Carrick Road (Continued).

41, Glencaird —

42, Inverlea — David Milligan

43, Golftyn— R. H. Steadman

44, Drumholiston — F. S. Cook

45, Hillside— Thos. Limond

46, CarrfckLodge— A. M.Turner

47, Curtican — Gavin Gird wood

48, Carrick House— T. G. Arthur 51, Isalea— D. E. Hill

STREET DIRECTOEr.

181

CARRICK STREET.

4, Mrs Newlands

5, Robert Scoular & Sons 7a, Thomas Rowan

7b, Robert Scoular 8, Robert Neil

12, John M'Callum

14, Jas. Dunbar

18, James Bolton

19, Archibald Irvine 25, Mrs Haining

34, H. D. M-Gregor

35, John D. Gemmell

36, Thomas Moore. 38, Robert M'Creath 40, Thomas Dalton 42, Wm. Muir

44, John Blair

45, Miss Paul

47, Wm. Paterson

50, Samuel Copland

62, Golden Ceres Milling Coy.

64, T. R. Murray

CASSILLIS STREET. 2, Rev. J. N. Libbey

4, Mrs Kerr

5, L. Anderson

6, Mrs Fullarton

8, James Wilson

10, Mrs Carmichael Ayr Bowling Green

CASTLEHILL ROAD.

1, Symington Villa

2, Cattle Market Hotel— Jas.

Cochrane

3, Carlowrie — J. D. Gemmell 5, Westwood — Thos. Walker

7, Treesbank— Walter Miller

9, Loch lea — John Steele

11, Mossgiel — John Loudon

13, Linwood — James Young

15, Forres— William Eddy 17, Penny vennie — J. Paterson 19, Morriston — A. C. Mackenzie 21, Flowerbank — Robt. Fisher

Castlehill Road (Contd.) 23, Sauchiebank— ^Mrs Weir County Auction Mart — J. Craig 25, Albany — Quintin Blane 27, Balcanas— Mrs Dunlop

29, Darroch — John Gordon

30, Bourtree Park— Rev. W. 0.

Duncan 30, Wellwood— Jas. C. Donald

30, Waterloo

31, Bloomfield— Mrs Nelson

32, Coilbank- -David Dougall

33, Auchmore — D Campbell

34, Bellarina — Wm. Robertson

35, Dalrowan — A. G. Anderson

36, Overdale— J. Boyd

38, Twycross— Robt. A. King

40, Montgomerie Lodge — Capt.

Davidson

41, Largie — Allan Stevenson

42, Ardenlea— Mrs M'Fadzean

43, Barnsley — John Mitchell

44, Elmwood — M. Meredith 46, Fairholme — Miss Adam 48, Knoweside — Andrew Climie 50, Miligakande — Geo. Wyllie 52, Wilhelmbank— Jno. Wyllie 54, Altonburn— W. S. Mathew-

son Imrie & Co.

Nursery House — J. Eraser Mrs Wilson

Howat Lodge — Wm. Grant Marchmont — Thos. Shields Auchlewan — Robt. Howe Leabank — A. M'Lachlan Harrietlea — Wm. Purdie Westbourne— W. G. Grant Violetbank— H. Smyth Eastbourne— S. Hill Hopelea — Thomas Rowan Parkhouse Dairy — J.

M'Intyre Rosebank Cottage — Mrs D.

Mills Forehill Cottage — J. Paxton Primrose Cottage — T. Downs

182

STREET DIRECTORY,

Castlehill Road (Contd.)

71, Robert M'Clelland

72, Tweedsdale - A. Morton

73, Holmhurst— Robert Miller

74, Teesdale — Rev. A. H.

M'Connacliie

CATHCART STREET.

1, Homer M'Cririck

2, Miss Thomson

3, James M'Murtrie 3, Mrs Sturgeon

5, James M'G-eachie

6, A. Donaldson & Son

7, John Frew

8, James Halliday

8, 0. B. Rowan

. 8, Thomas S. Taylor

9, Mrs Blackwood

10, William Lymburn

11, William Thomson

12, Miss Cairns

13, Mrs Crawford

14, R. & J. W. Fergusson 14, Allan Stevenson Cathcart Street U.P. Church 16, David Thomas

18, Miss Maitland 20, Miss Campbell

CHALMERS ROAD, West

(Off Carrick Road).

, 2, Cranston Lodge, H.R.Wallace

5, Ardmore — Mrs Clark

6, Netherwood — Mrs William

Paterson

7, — R. W. Macfadzean

8, Tantallon — ^.John Gardiner

9, Morven — Mrs Stevenson

10, — James Findlay

12, Haizeldean — Wm, Garrow

,14 — Wm. Campbell

16, Carnforth — ^Wm. Bayne

.18, — W. S. M'MiUan

20 — John Young

22, —J. M. Arbuckle

24, —Robert Moir

CHALMERS ROAD, East (Off Castlehill Road).

2, Janelield — Jas. C. M'Gaan

4, Etive — Mrs Easton

5, Lyncloden — Robt. Scoular

6, Logie — Misses Boyd

7, Netherlea — James Paterson

8, Garfield-Rev.R.H. Arbuckle

9, Newlands — James Vass

10, Southfield

11, Westerton — Captain W. H.

Campbell

CHARLOTTE STREET.

Wesleyan Church

3, Misses Smith

5, Mrs W. Morton

7, David Young 9, David Gordon

11, James Thomson

MiLRiG Place. 2, James Aitken

4, Miss Burgess

4, Miss Shorthouse

6, J. P. Campbell 6, Mrs Rayner

6, Mrs J. Watson

8, Hugh Brown

8, William Brown

8, John Brown

8, James Miller

Charlotte Street (Contd.) Grosvenor House —Mrs Mitchell Grosvenor House — Mrs Turner 13, Robert Forgie 15. Mrs H. M'Nair 17, Charlotte House— J.P.Hunt Milrig Hotel — John Ramsay 26, Miss Hunter

28, William Martin

29, Green Lodge — Wm. Maybin

30, J. Robertson

32, Lady Jane Hamilton's School

County Constabulary Station —

Inspector J. Forbes

Sergeant W. Harper

36, Terrace House —Mrs Gibson

^REET DIRECTORY.

isa

CHURCH STREET.

2, John Browning.

3, John Miller.

4, -Peter Tainsh.

6, Thomas Cuthill.

8, Charles Goudie. 10, James Gray. 12, James Aird,

18, William Ritchie & Sons.

19, William Russell. 21, Mrs Murray.

23, John M'Kenzie.

26, Thomas Erskine.

27, Alexander Longair.

36, Alexander Rae.

38, Hugh Young.

Alleghany Terrace. 31, James Ross. 33, Alexander Collins. 35, Paul Craig.

37, William Love

39, James M'Millan.

41, Hugh Blackwood.

Church Street (Continued).

40, Andrew Hannah.

42, Kenneth Cameron, 44, J. T. Kean.

46, William Knox.

47, Ferrie Cottage— James Orr.

48, W. S. M'Dougall.

49, William Russell.

50, Adam Brown.

51, Adam Crawford.

52, Bryce Nicol.

53, Robert Ludgate. 55, R. Cooper.

57, Lawrence Gemson.

58, William Wilson.

59, William Campbell,

60, Gardner Cottage — Jas. Gray. 62, William Kay.

64, John Ross.

66, John Young.

68, R. M. Hunter.

70, Murray Cottage -R. Gibson,

Church Street (Cofitd.)^ 72, John Munro. 74, Alexander Dick. 76, James Hyslop.

CITADEL PLACE (Fort). St. John's House — Cape. A. W.

Ritchie. Bara's Fort Studio. Citadel Stables.

1, John M. Goodwin.

2, John Muir.

3, Misses M'Creath.

CLUNE'S VENNAL, ' ..

2, John Miller, jun. 4, Hugh Wilson.

6, David Coutts.

8, John M'Kinnon.

10, David Cellars. 14, David Smith. 20, David M'Fedries. 28 and 30, Parker & Co. 29, Neil Henderson.

31, John Stewart. 32-34, Robert Carty. 42, Robert M'llwraith. 48, Henry Scott.

CONTENT STREET.

3, John Tuton.

7, James Gait.

11, William Douglas. 18, William M'Quaker. 25, Miss M'Crorie.

39, John Fleming.

36, William M. Leggat.

41, Misses Brown.

42, William Jamie.

44, Robert Barclay.

45, Mrs Cook.

50, Mrs Malcolm.

51, John Watson.

55, James Fraser.

56, James Fraser. 58, John Thomson. 61, Robert Shankland,

184

STKEET DIRECTOEY,

Content Street (Contd.) 63, Peter Garvie. 60, Philip Murray.

CRAIGIE ROAD.

Leo Villa — Peter Boyle Craigie View — Craigie North Lodge — Craig-y-nos Cottage-R. Stewart Homefield Cottage — R. Binny Nairnpark Cottage-T. M'Burnie

— W. J. Dewar

— And. Goldie

— T. Murray

— David Hyslop

Hazelbank — David Clark

— William Lamb

— J as. Redpath

— W. F. Moryson

CRAIGIE STREET

(Off Content Street). George Fergusson Owen Miirphy Kennedy M'Connell James Mustard George F. Hulme Jacob Levy

Westbrae — A, J, Webster Stormmount — A. Robertson

CROMWELL PLACE (FORT).

1, W. G. Wallace

2, John Leslie

3, Miss Flint

4, Misses M'Neight 44, Mrs Martin

4J, Miss Hardwicke 4^, Hugh Napier

5, A. M. Thomson

6, Miss M 'Naught

7, D. J. Lockhart

8, Misses Dalziel

9, D. Grant

10, Misses Morton

Fort Castle — John Miller

Fort Castle — And. Rowan

CROSS STREET. 4, S. M. Killoin 6, George Wilson

8, Harry Sime

9, David M'Whinnie 27, William Conlin

29 and 33, Peter Boyle 35 and 37, Richard Martin 55, Peter Logan 57, John and James Burns 64, Robert Larmour

66, George Boyle

67, The Wallacetown Bar-

Thomas Miller

68, Robert Barclay

88 and 90, James Weir

91, William Burns

92, Peter Short

93, John Greenwood 97, Neil M'Ninch

105, Quinton Young 107, David Ramsay 109, Allan Gibb 111, John Barns 113, Mrs Danlop

DALBLAIR ROAD.

1, Wm. Drinnan

2, Jas. M'Andrew

3, Mrs Hudson 5, James Paul 7, Hugh Rowan

10, Charles Martin

11, Jas, Baird

12 and 14, Mrs Jas. M'Murtrie 13, Spring Park — John Goudie 16, James Moore 18, Andrew Hunter

Dalblair Terrace. 17, Wm. M'Nair 19, Wm. Arbuckle 21, Wm. Miller 23, Mrs Thomson 25, Miss Thomson

STREET DIKECTOKY.

185

Dalblaie Road (Continued). 20, Dalblair Cottage — W,

Stewart 22, Mrs Gilchrist

26, Mrs Geo. Paterson

27, Mrs Graham 27, John M 'Galium

29, Miss Miller

30, Jas. Paterson

31, Miss Thomson

32, Mrs Dickson

33, Mrs Buyers

34, Archibald Wilson

35, Miss Kilgour

36, John Ochiltree

37, Misses Hunter

37, John Steen

38, Mrs Galloway 40, Miss Douglas

42, Dalblair Villa— A. Johnstone

44, Dalblair Villa— W. Logan

66, Jas. M'Call

68, John Wight

70. Miss Neil

74 & 76, A. M'Laughlan & Sons

DAMPARK.

AyrshireAgriculturalShowGround Dampark Cottage — S. Tait Knoydart Cottage — R, M'Whirter Cathburn Cottage — Jas. Jack Hawkwood Cottage — Mrs Meikle Craigielea Cottage — John Kay AlexandriaCottage, MrsRo bertson Victoria Cottage — Thos, Grant

DAMSIDE.

Newton Brewery — John Cameron Newton Gas Works — J.Henderson

DARLINGTON ROAD.

North Harbour Street.

2, Mrs Fisher

6, David Allan

8, Colin Pyper 12, Goods Station 12, John Kerr

D'AURAY BUILDINGS,

Dalblair Road. 73, F. S. Waterstone. 75, Mrs M. Bryden. 75, Jas M'Clearn. 75, John Irvine. 77, Miss Miller. 83, Robert Scoular & Sons 85, Mrs SimjDSon. 85, Mrs Campbell. 85, Alex. Smith. 85, Robert M'Counachie. 87, Anderson Brothers.

DOCK BUILDINGS,

North Harbour Street. Harbour Treasurer's Office. D. J. Lockhart Harbourmaster's Office. Alex. Ritchie

William Black & Co. (Ltd.) John Logan. Ayr Docks Post Office. Ayr Steam Shipping Office.

DOON TERRACE. OFF MiDTON Road.

1, Mrs Allison.

2, Glenholm — Miss Ballantine.

3, Mrs Hunter.

4, Lincroft — John Morrison.

5, Mrs Sclanders.

6, Walter Paterson.

7, Miss M-Lachlan.

8, Chalet — Alex. Struthers.

9, Rose Cottage- John Lochhead n, Mrs Mustard.

14, John M'Ewan.

DOONFOOT ROAD.

Abercromby — Gearholm— Mrs Stewart Abbey Green Cottage -

Anderson Brig o'Doon — Matthew Arthur Belleisle Lodge— David Boyd

U6.

STREET DIRECTORY.

DooNFOOT Road (Contd.) Belleisle Cottages — Mrs Thomson Belleisle Cottages — W. Hutchison Doonfoot grucer — D. M'Cutcheon

DUKE STREET.	ELBA STREET,
3, Alexander Dalrymple.	5, Roman Catholic School
4, James Ross.	6, Andrew M'Culloch
5, Colin Thomson.	14, 16, and 18, H. A. M'Bride
6, John Miller.	20, John Millar
7, James Mitchell.	22, Mrs Scott
8, William Giffen.	25, M. J. M'Cluskie
9, Rosebery Cottage John	46, William M'Derment
Calderwood	61, George Wyburn
10, Andrew Laurie.	68, Mrs M'Culloch
11, Rosebery Cottage — Haw-	86, D. & T. Bone
thorn Stewart.	90, Andrew Bryden
12, John Duncan.
17, William Campbell.	ELMBANK STREET.
18, William Morrison.	1, Matthew Reid
19. James Howatson.	2, Elmbank Cottage— Quintin
22, Mrs Hunter.	Brown
26, Adam Glen.	4, Francis Murdoch
	6, Robert Main
EGLmTON TERRACE (Fort).	9, Hugh Baird
1. Dr. William Moore.	10, John M'Creadie
2, Mrs Gilbertson.	11, John Lauder
3, Mrs R. AVilson.	13, John Smith
. 4, Mrs Rankine.	14, James Sommerville
5, Miss Russell.	15, Mrs Gait
6, James M'Derment.	16, J.N. Walker
7, J. F. S. Morison.	17, Thomas Eraser
8, Mrs Bell.	18, James Currie
9. John Greenlees.	19, William Bolton
10. Wm. Bone.	20, Joseph Aitken
-11, Miss Menzies.	21, James Wood
12, D. Gordon.	22, James MtMillan
13, Mrs Hyslop.	23, Duncan Scott
14, John M'Crindle	24. John Laughlau
15, Mrs Sym.	25, Mrs Corbett
16, Mrs Turner.	26, Hugh Anderson
17, Wm. Ogg.	27, John M'Gregor
18, Mrs R.^ Chambers.	28, Gideon Palmer
19. Mrs Christie.	29, Angus M'Neil
20. William Thomson.	30, Jolm M 'Donald
2 1 , Robert Johnstone.	31, Wallace Murdoch
22, Mrs H. B. Wilson.	32, -Mrs Dalrymple ■

Eglinton Terrace (Contd.)

23, Mrs J. Craig.

24, Mrs M'Gill.

25, G. F. Alsing.

STREET DIRECTORY.

187

Elmbank Street (Contd.)

33, John Smith

34, Thomas Pagan

35, Geo. Howarth

36, Robert Scott

37, Robert M'Cartney

38, Thomas Kirkland 41, John Thomson 43, James Semple

EWENFIELD ROAD.

Off St Leonard's Road. Easton 1 — David Bowie Easton 2 — William Donald Wivenhurst — G. J. Rankin Nursery Cottage — J. Thomson Fenwick Lodge — R. M'Farlane Ewenfield — Walter Neilson

FAIRFIELD ROAD,

Off Racecourse Road. Glendoon — Patrick Davidson

FALKLAND PARK, Off Prestwick Road. Newton Station 26, Ardnith Cottage — J Smith 28, Eildon Cottage - Hugh Law 30, Craigness ' ottage-Mrs Miller 32, Ceylon Villa— W Eddington 34, Elenislea — Capt Guthrie 36, Mayfield— David Andrew 38, Rosebank — James Gibson 40, Violet Bank Mrs Noble 42, Ivy Bank— James M'Call 44, Bessbrook — James Aitken 46, Gowanlea— Alex Johnstone 40, Fernlea — J >.\: W Foggo

FALKLAND ROAD,

Off Prestwick Road. Craigielea — David Taylor Glen Cottage John Kilgour

1, DuuedenPlaoe-John Houston

2, Duneden Place— Wm. Muiri

3, Duneden Place - Jas Napier

K

(Falkland Road Contd.) 3, Duneden Place-D M'Murtrie 1 7, John Kellock 19, James Jenkins 21, Thomas Monison 23, Hamilton Fisher

FLORIDA TERRACE, Falkland Park. 3, Robert Kelly 5, John Young 7, Wm Foggo

11, Mrs Goudie

13, Thomas Brown

17, William Armstrong

19, Mrs M'Call

21, Wm Edgar ;

25, George Foggo

FORT STREET.

1 , Robert Allan

2, Custom House

5, Bell, Rainie & Co

12, Mrs Loudon

14, A F Murray

16, Wm Highet & Son

Ayr Academy

New Established Church

19, Edward Moonie

19, Mrs Kyles

21, Mrs Dunlop

23, W F M'Kenzie

23, Mrs Marshall

23, Miss Young

23, D G Gellatlv

25, W A Vass "

St. John's Place.

1, George Boyd

2, P Pollock

2, Miss Dickson 2, Mrs Fairlie

2, Joseph Saunderson

3, Mrs Gaunt

4, G E Allan

5, Mrs J Gemmell 5, Thos M 'Murray

188

STREET DIRECTORY.

St. John's Place (Contd.) 5, Miss Hawthorn

5, Mrs White

6, Miss Howatson

Fort Street (Continued). 33, David M'Call

37, Mrs Wood

38, Andrew King

39, James Steven 39, A Paterson 39, Jas Dnrward 39, Mrs M'Connell

41, Mrs James Forrest

42, William Eamsay Ayr Free Church Hall

43, James Barclay 43, Archibald Reid 43, Wm Alexander

43, Mrs Lymburn

44, S Keenan

45, J Gunn

46, Mrs M 'Janet

47, Andrew Jackson

47, Mrs Gordon

48, William Auld & Sons

49, Robert Smith 49, D. Duncan 52, Robert Lawson 54, James M'Cririck 56, Mrs Arbuckle Baptist Church

FULLARTON STREET,

Wellikoton Chambers. 4, Dalmellington Iron Co.'s

Coal Office— D White 6, D & J Dunlop 6, Wm M 'Donald 6, Quintin Chalmers 6, Wm Frew 8j Wm Kerr

FuLLARTON STREET (Continued) 12, Mrs Forrest 14, Mrs Gordon 18, John Clark

FULLARTON STREET (Contd.)

20, Wm Dobbie 22, Miss M'Leod

24, Mrs W. Douglas

26, Newnham House School Scottish Episcopal School Scottish Episcopal Church

25, John M'Leod

27 and 29, James M'Creath

31, John Forgie

33, Miss M'Kissock

35, John Irvine

37, Mrs M 'Skimming

37, A M'Kinnon

GARDEN STREET.

6, Charles M'Lean

7, James Lamb

8, Alexander Gibb 16, James Main

19, James M'Fadzean

26, John Matthias

30, Ayr Mineral Water Company

GAS WORK ROAD.

8, Cromwell Cottage — J Mason 12, Cromwell House — A Aird 14, Cromwell House — Rev J

Horne 16, Glencoe Cottage — JM'Intyre 18, Glencoe House — Miss

M'Murtrie

20, Maryfield— Mrs Kilpatrick 22, Maryfield -Mrs Willet Ayr Gas Works

Gas Works House — Wm Smith

GEORGE STREET.

1, David Brown

5, William Caddis

7 & 9, Miss Brown 11, Mrs M'Ninch 13, John Stewart 19, John Murchie 24, James M'Night 28, Miss King 30, Mrs Thomson

STREET DIRECTORY.

189

George Street (Contd.) 33, Hugh Montgomerie 36, William Kay 38, John Robertson 40, R Lymburn 43, Mrs Keir

43, James Fullarton

44, Miss Howat

45, John Ourrans

46, William Robertson & Sons 52, John Tuton

Original Seceders Church

61, William M'Olelland	GORDON STREET
75, 77, and 79, A M Rowe	(Off Union Avenue).
82, William Drinnan	2, Samuel Love
82, Joseph Pratt	6, John Corson
83, Alfred Dante	8, Mrs Murchie
84, James Telfer
85, John Stevenson	GOSHEN TERRACE
88, Drinnan & Murphy	(Off M'Call's Avenue)
93, Miss Wyllie	1, Mrs Eraser
110, James M'Whirter	2, Alexander Thomson
115, Robert Stewart	3, Alexander Gordon
116, J & W Drinnan	4, Mrs Crawford
119, Allan M'Quater	5, James M' Galium
120, J R Stewart	6, John Turner
131, G M'Crorie	7, John Hamilton
146, David Hannah	8, Collin Macdonald
164, Peter Grassick	9, James Murdoch
166, Allan M'Quater	10, John Plain
	11, Daniel Hendrie
GORDON PLACE.	12, John Taylor
2, James M'Intyre	13, James Shearer
4, David Dobbie	14, William M'Neilage
6, George Glendinning	15, Robert Duncan
10, John Shaw
12, William M'Connell	GREEN STREET.
14, Robert Crawford	2, M 'Bride & Co.
16, Mrs Martin	5, Wm Mitchell & Son
18, Hugh Morton	11, Wm Mourney
20, Mrs Garrie	12, Misses Hyslop

GORDON TERRACE

(Off Content Street). Gordon Cottage— W M'Connell

1, Miss Carnochan

2, Hugh Mair

Gordon Terrace (Contd.)

3, George Hutchieson '

4, Thomas M'Gill

5, James Henderson

6, William Hood

7, Thomas Richardson

8, John Murray

9, John Paterson 10, Mrs M'Pherson

Content House — Mrs W H M'Kerrow

17, Miss Law

18, Robert M'Kelvie

19, Robert Rennie

22, Andrew Moffat

23, David M 'Murray

24, Robert M 'Walter

190

STREET DIRECTORY.

Green Street (Contd.)	Green Street Lane (Contd.) 1
25, Robert Easdale	22, John Andrew
28, Mrs Innes	23, Wm M'Dowall
29 and 31, John M'Quaker	25, Wm Baton
32, Mrs Gairdener	28, Hugh Spence
34, Quintin Clark	31, John M'Ginnis
35, James Dobbie	35, John Gilchrist
39. Adam Kennedy	36, Donald M'Donald
40, A Bracken ridge	39, John Baird
42, Robert M'Naught	41, Wm Fiddies
45, John Cochrane	42, Wm Garrett
48, George Fisher	46, Charles Cowan
49, James Reid	50, John Ross
50, Miss Hannah	54, John Brackenridge
51, Hugh M'Crorie	59, Archibald Wyllie
52, James King	72, D H & F Reid
53, James Logan
54, David Brown	GREENBANK TERRACE,
57, Mrs Lees	New Road.
58, Alex Logan	108, William Ure
59, John Drinnen	110, William Hunter
61, James Templeton	112, William M'Derment
62, Bryee Crawford	114, William M'Crae
63. George M'Kissock	116, John Dickie
64, Thomas Nixon	118, Robert Ochiltree
66, Wm Ramsay
67, Mrs Robertson	HALL'S VENNAL.
70, Robert Jamie	1, James M'Crindle
71, Mrs Clarke	2, John Brodie
72, Mrs M'Wirter	4, Neil Dillan
73, David Taylor	8, John Eraser
82, Robert M'Feat	12, Matthew Reid
90, William Ure	] 4. Alexander Chambers
94, Mrs Ure	16, Daniel Cumming
L08, Robert Dunlop	17, Mrs Dawes
GREEN STREET LANE.	HAWKHILL
1, ]\Irs Campbell	(Whit LETTS Road).
3, Mrs M'Callum	St. John's R.C. School
4, John Pyper	1, Samuel Kelly
6, Hugh Eraser	2, J. Drinnan
7, Clark e'sAmmoniaWorks Ltd	3, William Drinnan
10, Samuel Wilson	4, Mrs M'Kissock
12, James Miller	5, Gladstone Cottage — Thomas
14, John ^[-Alpine	Turner
17, Nev.-tov) Academy School	6, Thornas Neil
20, Mrs Eraser	7, Thomas Dow

STREET DIRECTORY.

191

Hawkhill (Contd.)

8, Dalaruan — C. M'Crorie

9, Blairbeth Cottage — Mrs ' Finnie

10, Charlesworth Cottage — Mrs R. Orr

11, William Money

12, Dingwall Cottage — James Murray

13, Duncan M'Gregor

14, John Love

Blackhouse Lodge — J. Stewart

15, Mon-de-Sir— C. M'Queen

16, Fairlie Cottage — James Marshall

17, Fairfield Cottage — Robert Rentoul

20, Jamesfield Cottage — Arthur Morgan

21, Roberton Cottage — James M'Intyre

22, Crailoch Cottage — John M'Craeken

23, Crailoch Cottage — W. Logan

24, Drumlithie Cottage — Joseph Ewing

25, Sornlea Cottage — Mrs M -Williams

26, Growanlea Cottage — Mrs Jas. Dow

27, Arbuthnot Cottage — Edwin Whittaker

28, Caddam Bank— Mrs Taylor

29, Hawthorne Villa— D. Dobbie

30, Seymour Villa— W. Clarke

31, Stewart Villa— W. Campbell

32, Rock Villa— John Shaw

33, Norwood — Mrs Currie Blackhouse — John Taylor

34, Ravenswood— P.B. M'Bride

35, Millburn— Robt. Pyper

36, Woodlea — David Crawford

37, Glenclova — Geo. T. Cowieson

38, Mayfield — James H. Drinnan

39, Mayfield — Robert Morrison

40, Hawkhill Cottage — Mrs Drinnan

HAWKHILL AVENUE

1, Ailsa Cottage — Ewen Ritchie

2, Carmel Bank — R. Stevenson

4, Somerset Place — James Gray

5, Daisy bank Cottage — John M 'Ronald

6, Somerset Place — Mrs W. Kent

8, Somerset Place — Murdoch Cation

9, Ivy Bank— Wm. M 'Quaker

10, Somerset Place — James M 'Galium

11, Ivy Bank — Hugh Morton

12, Mungo Cottage — James Gass

13, Acorn Cottage — D.M'Kellar

14, Mungo Cottage- A. Hamilton

15, Hawthorn Cottage-Matthew Smith

16a, Adam Stewart. 16b, James Currie 16c, John Fraser 16d, Samuel M 'Ronald

17, Ellenbank Cottage — Mrs Hyslop

18, Fernlee Cottage — William Higgins

Eastwood

19, George Fraser

20, William Lennox 22, James Drysdale 24, James Henderson

26, James Mercer

27, Cavendish Villa — Jas. Hood

27, Garfield Villa— Mrs Wylie,

28, Aldersgate— Robt. Murdoch

29, Mountplesant — W. Ferguson

30, Woodilee Cottage— W. G, Cringan

31, Mountpleasant — D. Reid

32, Charleton Cottage — Neil Macdonald

33, Osborne Cottage — James Osborne

34, Marshall Cottage — J. Hunter

35, Greenbank Cottage — Wm. , Osborne

192

STREET DIRECTORY.

36, Argyle Cottage— A. M'Clin- tock

37, Devon Cottage — Jas. Smith

39, Woodbiirn Cottage — Q. Young

40, Roseneath Cottage — H. King

41, Hayden Cottage — James Stevenson

42, Roseneath Cottage — David Munro

43, Broom Cottage — F. Ainslie

44, Yewbarrow Cottage — Jas. Lawson

45, Coral Bank — Jas. Gumming

46, Hawkhill Laundry-Mrs Gibb

47, Orwall Cottage — R. Dalling Hawkhill Nursery — Wm. Miller

HIGH STREET. 1, M. M. Reid 2 and 4, Hunter & Grant 3, John Campbell

5, 7, and 9, Robert Wallace

6, James Stevenson

8 and 10, W. R. Black Town Hall and Offices— A. G. Young, Tov/n Clerk ; A. B. MacCallum, Town Chamber- lain ; John Yoimg, Town Surveyor ; Robert Adam, Sanitary Inspector ; J. A. MacCallum 10, George Millar 12 and 14, King's Arms Hotel 15, James M'Derment 18 and 20, Alex. Fergusson 19, James Gebbie

21, Mrs George Dickie

22, Gordon Craig

26, John Gibson

27, William Affleck & Son

28, Miss M. Currie

29, Cunningham S. Oliver

30, A. Cunningham

31, William Macpherson

32, Isaac Terry

33, Dundee Equitable Boot Depot

High Street (Contd.) 34, M. & S. Watson 85, 37, and 39, W. Lymburn & Co 36, George Hogarth 38, Robert Stewart

40, Robert Shields

41, Miss Lochhead

42, Robert Dobbie & Co

43, P. Tognetti

44, John Muirhead

45, John Smith

46, Lauchlan Morrison

47, P. B. Hill

48, Eagle Tavern

49, Wm. Affleck & Son's Works

50, Johnson Brothers

51, John Frew

53, James McCartney

54, Ayr Coffee House.

55, Mrs John Byrne

57, A. G. Semple

58, James Smith & Son

59, Scotch Wool and Hosiery Stores

60, M. & M. Dunlop

61, Thomas Eraser

62, Robert Forrest & Co

63, Thomas Gillan

64, Alexander Marshall

65, Miss Fisher

66, Andrew Wyllie

67 and 69, P. Brucciani 68, Miss Templeton 70, Wm. Surgeoner 70, Allan Gibb

70, Paterson & Anderson

71, Thomas Cook

72, Joseph Wright

73, Alexander Findlay

74, South Ayrshire Conserva- tive Offices

75, S. Irvine & Sons

WiNTON Buildings. J. D. Macarthur J. M. & J. Watt Clydesdale Bank

STREET DIRECTORY.

193

High Street (Continued). 76, A. Buchanan 78, Thomas Kelly 80, William C. Galbraith

82, John Gibson

83, Thomas Muir

84, John Hood

85, Mrs Moore

86, Cowieson Brothers

87, A. M'Call

88, Thomson & Son

89, Mulholland & Baillie

90, Butter Market Hall

90, James M'Creadie

91, A. Leglize

92, Adam & Son

93, James Murphy

94, Samuel Feggans

95, Highet & Hunter

96, Matthew Meredith

98, Robert Mitchell

99, Crown Hotel

100, "Ayr Advertiser." 100, John Shaw

100, Lennox & Gebbie

100 and 104, Pollock & Smith

101, J. k D. Reid's Workshop

102, Star Hotel

103, Macdonald, Penny, & Mac- kenzie

105, William Chambers

106, J. Jamieson & Co

107 and 1' 9, Robert Murdoch 108, MTlwraith, Cowan & Co 108, Reid & Co

108 and 110, Howat's 111, Mrs K M'Swan

112 and 114, M'Vicar (late

Currie, Rae & Co.) 115, Agnes Leckie 115, Hugh M'Crae 115, George Fergusson & Co 115, Alexander Dalrymple 115, William Ure

115, James Thomson

116, James Smith

117, J G Purdie

High Street (Continued) 118, James Thomson

120, Thomas Limond

121, Thomas Gillan

122, James Walker

124, Mrs R M'Fadzean

125, John Morrison

126, William Thomson

127, Maypole Dairy Co

128, Union Bank

129, John Lees

130, J T Duncorabe

131, Collier & Sons

133, J Brown

134, William Burns

135, William Speirs

136, J Hepworth & Son, Ltd

137, James MacKenzie ] 38, Y M C A Rooms

138, AVilliam Anderson

139, James Miller

140, Robert Cameron 142, Lipton Limited

144, George Simpson

145, John Steen

146, Stead & Simpson

148, Cooper & Co

149, Andrew Cameron

150, Home & Colonial tea stores

151, W & J Sproat

152, Redmayne & Son

153, Wm Wight & Co

Nile Court.

154, William Millar 154, Freemasons Hall 154, "Ayrshire Post"

154, Thos Imrie & Sons stores

High Street (Continued).

155, David Young

156, Thomas Imrie & Sons

157, David Cassels

158, John Thomson

159, Ye Whippe Inne

160, National Telephone Co

161, David Campbell

194

STREET DIRECTOEY.

High Street Continued.)

162, Alexander Steele

163, William Money

164, A & W Paterson 166, Peter Duncan 166, Richard Craddock 166, John Thomson

166, Miss Eccles

167, Peter Fletcher

168, Gavin Gird wood

169, Thomas Wallace

170, Cockburn Limited

171, Henry Murray

172, Robertson & Co

173, J. M-Culloch

174, James Cleat

175, John Campbell & Co 175, William Weir

175, John M'Intyre

176, Wallacetown Hall

177, William M'Nee

178, John Wregg

179, Mrs M'Leod

180, E. Zive

181, London & Glasgow Tea Co

182, Matthew Hogg'

183 & 185, Matthew Lavfson 184, H. Freeman 186 & 188, William Wallace 187, David Christie

189, M. Rowan

190, R. D. Waddell

191, T. P. Turner

192, Peter Price

194, James Greenlees & Sons

195, A. Wilson

197, Daniel Wyllie & Co.

197, John Rusk

198, J. Hall & Co.

199, Andrew Climie

200, J. Russell

201, G. L. W. Connell 203, A, & W. Tait

204 and 206, John H. Paterson

205 and 207, A. Gemmell & Son

208, Mrs Buhler

209, Ayr Arms Hotel

High Street (Continued). 210, London & Newcastle Tea Co

213, M'Lauchlan & Co.

214, E. Lusk & Co.

215, Francis Dickson

216, William Gold

217, Ritchie & Co.

219, P. Brucciani

220, P. Boyle

223, Alexander M'Lean 225, John S. Thomson

227, William Paterson & Son

228, Thomas M'Creath

229, James M'Andrew 229, Tyrie & Mercer 229, R. W. Russell 229, JNIisses Russell

229, Andrew Tyrie

230, John Scott

231, John Goiidie & Son 233, A. Dickson & Sons

235, William Guthrie

236, Roddie & M'Cririck

237 and 241, Wm. M'Kissock 238, Miss Wilson 240, Thomas Bone

242, William Harvey

243, W. W. Dyer

244, Charles M'Lean

245, John Frew

246, William Higgins 248, William Mair & Son 250, Hyslop, Wallace & Co. 252, J. Rutherford

252, James Norton 254, Windsor Restaurant 256, William M'Cance 260, James Fulton 262, John Campbell 266, William Ramsay

HOLMSTON ROAD.

1, Dennison Nursery — Thomas Bryden

2, Linwood — Wm Lindsay 4, Rosendale — Jas. Walker 6, Leaderbank — Alex. Boyd

STREET DIRECTORY.

195

HoLMSTON Road (Contd.) 8, Ryebank — -Wm. Steen 10, Samuel Cowan 14, Linda -Wm. M'Kissock 16, Leichton — Jas. Thomson Smith's Institution Kyle Union Poorhouse — W.

M'Cracken, Govenor. 18, Horse Repository — Robert

A. King

18, James Walker Ayr County Hospital John Fraser

Redhurst-G. D. Fraser James Kennedy, Sculptor. Nursery Farm — W. Kay

Ayr Cemetery — A. Pringle Superintendent

HOPE STREET. 1, H. Calder

4, John Morrison 13 James Mulligan 20, John Lochhead 24 and 26 Mrs Hallan 30, James Neil

JAMES STREET.

(Off George Street^. Gospel Hall

6, J. & W. Jackson St. John Mission Hall

19, Samuel Murchie 27, Mrs M'Donald

JOHN STREET.

Martyr's Free Church 3, W L Corson

5, A Welsh & Co

7, Andrew Martin 9, Mrs Meade

12, Jas Caldwell 11, Miss Bryan

13, John Rodie

14, William Robertson 16, David Campbell 19, Miss M'Phie

John Street ( Contd. ^ Roman Catholic Church 27, Rev D Collins 27, Rev P M Daniel 33, Andrew Mark 35, Mrs Ure 37, John H Paterson 39, George Johnstone 43, Mrs Martin

45, Hugh Paterson

46, William Brown

47, Waistel Cooper

48, John Bain

50, Mrs M'Ewen Wallacetown Free Church

51, William M'Kenna 55, Thomas Paterson

59, J H Smith

60, Robert Mitchell

61, D C Petticrew

62, John Paterson

63, Miss M'Kill

64, Samuel M'Donald, Parish

Mission ery

65, John Cowan

67, William M 'Vicar

68, Miss M'Gill

69, Mrs M'llwraith

70, Miss Lochhead 72, Francis Parker 76, G C Bowie

78, Mrs Wyllie

80, John Connell

82, Miss Wotherspoon

84, Mrs M'Murtrie

Wallacetown Parish Church

90, Free Church Manse— A G Murdoch 100, George Fergusson 102, Robert Stevenson 104, James Thomson 1 06, E C Manse— G J C Scott Wm Alexander & Sons

KIRK PORT

(Off High Street). 2, John Wregg

196

STREET DIRECTOBY.

Kirk Port (Contd.)

4, John Paterson

7, James Hyslop

8, James Bullock 10, James Mveii Ayr Old Church

12, Charles Eobertson 14, James Black

KYLE STREET.

1, William Gold

2, James Westwater

3, M 'Bride & King

4 and 6, Continental Caf^ —

Pietro Brucciani 5, David Wilkie 7, Walter Miller 9 and 11, Mrs Ritchie 10, J & J Crocket

14, William Miller

15, James Templeton & Sons 17, E Zive & Son

19, William Paton 19, John Jamieson 21, Ryley, Ward, & Bradford, Ltd

23, Robert Dewar & Sons

24, Kyle Laundry — Mrs Shields

25, Kyle Hall

27, ParishCouncilOffice-RPyper

29, Robert Faulds

30, John Hall

31, Hugh Lyon

32, 34, & 36, Hay, Grain, & Oat

Stores — Charles Wyllie 33 and 35, Thomas Walker

38, William Kerr

39, Mrs Davidson

40, Mrs Murdoch

41, James Leith 43, Mrs Kerr

46, D & J Milligan 48, James Paterson 54, James Jack

Kyle Street (Contd.)

56, James Longair 65 and 67, Carrick Club, Ltd 69, Bonded Warehouse — R» Forrest & Co

LANCASTER TERRACE,

Bellevue Crescent.

1, Mrs T Patoi!

2, Mrs Steel

3, Robert Stirling

4, James Dunlop

5, John Douglas

6, Mrs Craigie

7, James M'Eadzean

8, W White

9, Mrs Gemmell 10, Mrs Brown

LIMEKILN ROAD, Tam's Brig.

1, D & J Smith

2, William Camming

3, WilHam Kerr 3, John Bowman

5, James M'Gregor & Son

6, Newtonhead Lime Works

LIMOND'S WYND.

3, Mrs Neil 7, Robert Finnie Mission Hall 34, Wallacetown Bar— T Millar Wallacetown Foundry-Robert Hunter & Sons

M'CALL'S AVE:N'UE, Off Prestwick Road. W. C. Gray

STREET DIRECTORY.

197

Dean Place.

1, John Loudon

2, James Govan

3, Alex Bruce

4, Mrs Donald

5, Robert Watson

6, James Ross

7, John Taylor

8, John Vance

M'Call's Avenue (Contd.) Alex Cuthbert & Son Burns Mineral Water Coy

1, Daisy Cottages — .John Logan

2, Daisy Cottages— J Paterson Victoria Cottage — Thos Smith

Ebenezer Place.

1, Robert M'Gill

2, John Macintyre

3, Alexander Wilson

4, John Vance

5, Thomas King

6, Charles Anderson

7, Thomas Manson

8, John Craig

Mossell Cottage — A Shearer Mossell Cottage — S Duncan

MAIN STREET. Darlington U.P. Church

2, Forresters' Arms 2i Hugh Wood 2i, Children Shelter

3, J. Manning

4, Robert Millar

5, James Stevenson

6, W Hawthorn Carnegie Free Library

7, James Whytock

8, John Hamilton

10 and 12, James Smith 11, David Austin

13, John Callander

14, Walter Mitchell & Sons

15, Miss Davidson 17, James M'Harg.

Main Street (Contd,)

18, Newton Liberal Club

19, Matthew Hunter

22, James Smith

23, W & D Gibson

24, Thomas Climie

25, James Gibson

26, W C Galbraith

28, William Morrison

29, John Duff

32, John Matthias

34, Miss Goudie

35, Robert Anderson

36, Andrew Goldie

37, Hugh M'Connell

38, John Morris Newton Established Church

39, David Paterson

40, Mrs Reid.

43, Duncan M'Kellar 44 and 46, J & D Meikle

47, Archibald Paterson

48, Park & Smith

49, Matthew Gemmell

50 and 52, John M'Luskie 51, Robert Watson 54, Henry Bell

56, Duncan Macdonald

57, John Cook

58, Co-operative Stores

60, Curdie & Hamilton Newton Free Church

61, John Mitchell

62, John Charles

64, Andrew Rowe

65, John Lyon

6Q, Pietro Brucciani

67, William Hunter

68, Alexander Gordon

69, David Shearer

71, David Picken

72, Mrs Dickie

73, Archibald M'Kelvie

74, James Hunter

75, Peter Sneddon

78, James Linden

79, Matthew Morrison

198

STREET DIEECTORY.

Main Street (Contd.)

81, Miss Kirkland

82, Duncan Grant

83, John Boyd

84, John M-ilwraith

85, David Campbell Burnside Bakery

86, James Mills

87, James Nelson & Sons, Ltd

88, Thomas M'Call

89, Alexander Kean

91, Robert M'Culloch

92, Mrs Robert M'Gill

94, Samuel Wilson

95, Misses Mercer

96, Peter Gibson

97, William Gumming

98, William Boyle

100, George Logan

101, William Kent

103, Miss Callan

104, Mrs Hamilton

105, Andrew Owens

106, Thomas Allan

108, Turner's Ayr and Newton Breweries, Limited

109. John Miller, jun 111, Mrs Millar

113, James Lamb 123, John M'Hutcheon 125, Hugh Allan k Co 127, John M'Donald 129, Robert M'Clement 133, Mrs John Reid 135, John Gumming 139, John Wilson

MAYBOLE ROAD, Keithbank — Rev James Virtue Gowanlea — Mrs E Buchanan Fernhurst — Elsinore — John Young Springvale — Annanhill— W G Highet Dean Cottage — Wm Hewitson Dean Cottage — Wm M'Quiston Alderbrae — Mrs Graham

Maybole Road (Contd.) Alderbrae — H S Hewitt Lyndhurst — Ochtertyre

Inchmarlo — Samuel T Holmes Ivy Cottage — James M 'Master Ardshy — Richard Dobbie Ferndean — Wm Martin

MEWS LANE.

4, Thos M'Minn 14, Thos Struthers 27, James Campbell

MIDTON ROAD.

1, Killoch Cottage, Miss Clark

2, Eildon Cottage— J Connell

3, John Gemmell

4, Eildon Cottage, Dennis Bond

6, Smith's Cottage, G Bain

7, Afton Cottage, Wm Baton 9, Afton Cottage, Jas Fisher

10, Mrs Sinclair

11, Greenlawn Cottage, T Kay

12, Miss Cowan

13, Greenlawn Cottage, A Fuller

15, Drongan Cottage — J D

Paterson

16, Misses Hunter

17, Cairnsmore Cottage — Mrs

Kennedy

18, Mrs W G Walker

19, Stafla— Thos Frew

20, William Ross

21, Fernbank — John Taylor

22, William Morrison

23, Woodcroft— John S Watson 25, Springvale— Col Jackson

27, Learig — Mrs M'Indoe

28, South Cottage— Wm Boyle

29, Elgin Cottage — A Thomson

South Place. Trinity U P Church

30, Miss Hood

32, Misses Mitchell

34, R A Miller

36, Captain Carnochan

STREET DIRECTORY.

199

MiDTON "Road (Contd.)

38, Robert Robertson

40, Cowan Cottage, T M'Cartney 42, Dykes Cottage, Peter Wyllie

•45, Weatheral— Robt Clark 47, Wattfield Villa, Robt Brown

50, Hope Cottage, Miss Graham

51, Glencloy — Miss Anderson

52, Hope Cottage, R M'Murdo

53, Wattfield House, Matt Hogg

55, Mayfield — William Brechin

56, Broomfield— Mrs Kay

57, Melling Villa— J C Smith

58, Normanhurst — -Miss Hood

59, Doon Villa -S G Porteous

60, Midton Cottage, Mrs Bowie

61, Oakshaw Villa,— T Johnson

62, Stewartlea— Geo C White

63, Brownhill— Col Oliver

65, Edendarroeh, Misses Cowan 67, Windyhall, Edward Meekin

67, Windyhall, Geo Gallacher

68, Knowe — Hickson Fergusson 73, St Leonard's— H R Baird

MILL STREET.

1, Gecrge Wood

4, George Corrance

6, C F & M Kay

8, Andrew Robinson 16, Mrs G. Orr 1 8, James Fraser 18, William Watson 28, Mrs Taylor 32, Miss A Lauder 37, Walter Cross

39, George M'Clymont

40, William Miller

41, A Duncan

41, Turners Ayr and Newton

Brewery Moravian Church 59, John Kerr 63, A Murdoch

65, James Poustie

66, John Miller 70, Mrs Hutton

Mill Street (Contd.) 77, James Reid 81, Thomas Murray 87, James Wilson 89, Alexander Gillespie Electricity Works, A J Fuller Mill St Tan Works. R Dobbic & Co 97, William Allan Paterson & Son

Ayr Mills— A Smith & Son- Hector Lawson

MILLER ROAD.

2, William Hess

3, Gleniffer Place— J Watson

4, Havelock House — J H

O'Beirne

5, Gleniffer Place — Misses

Gourlay

6, Havelock House — James

M 'Laughlan

7, Wiston Place — T. Duncan 9, Wiston Place - R Murray

11, Stoneleigh — Misses Temple-

ton

13, Cathcart Manse — Rev Geo

Copland

15, Ayr F C Manse -Rev C G

M'Crie, DD

17, Darlington Manse — Rev A

Smith

Havelock Terrace.

8, Robert Dewar 10, Miss Logan

12, William Harvey

14, Captain Wilson

16, Matthew Adam

18, Alexander M'Callura

20, Alexander Dickson

22, Charles Davies 26, James Wilkinson

Miller Road (Continued).

19, William Alston

21, Auchinlee — John Lockhart

23, Williamfield— J C Highet. 25, Windsor Villa— J H Goudie

200

STREET DIRECTORY.

Miller Road (Contd.)

27, Windsor Villa— J Walker

28, Eglinton Place-Miss Wyllie

29, Wellpark Place — Mrs

M'Kune

30, Ellerslie — James Templeton

31, Wellpark Place— i) Dunlop

32, Oakbank— Mrs J B Paton

34, Garden Park — W Burns

36, F Gordon Brown

Kensington Terrace.

33, Misses Murdoch

35, Miss Jackson

37, Rev Joseph Watson 39, Miss Adair

41, Mrs Young 43, Miss Reid

MILLIKEN PARK.

1, Robert Brown

3, Robert Maitland

4, William Lusk

5, Frank M'Ginlay

6, Mrs Moffat 9, E M'Ewan

10, Mrs Wilson

11, John Briggs Cambuslea— John Milliken Norham — Duncan M 'Galium Milton — John Gallacher Eskdale — Robert Ireland

MONTGOMERIE TERRACE.

1, James Dalziel

2, John Flint

3, D R M'Call

4, Miss Sharp

5, Alexander Ferguson

6, Mrs Robert Shankland

7, Mrs Livingstone

8, Fort Hill— A G Semple 8|, Brierland— Mrs Steel

9, Mrs Miller 9i, Mrs M'Colm

10, Mrs Cowan

11, R A Reid

Montgomerie Terrace (Contd.)

12, John Clark

13, James Smith

14, Seabank — Duncan Grant

17, Mrs Thomson

18, A G Young

Roan Park — Peter S Ferguson Frith View— Mrs Speirs

MONUMENT ROAD Hastings Hall— Mrs Miller Claremont — Alexander Lobban Rosebank— Col. John F^iiiie Robsland — A Cameron Corsehill — George Hart Corsehill Lodge — A Noble Ewenfield Lodge — J M'Lean

NELSON STREET.

1, William R. Reid

2, Thomas Barry

3, William Douglas

4, William Agnew

5, William Corbett

6, James Hunter

9, Nathaniel Phillips 11 and 13, Jas Leggat & Sons

13, Beckford Cottage — James Leggat.

14, Thomas M'Crorie

15, Robert Bone

16, David Caddis 27, Wilham Christie 29, James Thomson

31, Robert M'Ghie

32, William Cowan 41, George Kerr

NEW BRIDGE STREET.

1 , John Miller

2, J Brown

"3, Misses Hastings. 4a, H Calder 4a, J Hodgart 4, C Beat 4b, Hugh Murray

STREET DIRECTORY.

201

New Bridge Street (Oontd.)

5, Glasgow Tramway and Omni bus Company, Limited

6, Wm Marshall 7,' Thomas Fraser

8, Mrs T> Grant

9, Soldiers' Home 9, A Reid

10, Eastman, Limited

1 1 , Pietro Brucciani

12, J. Abernethie

13, Charles Beat

14, Peter Kennedy

15, Mrs Campbell

16, J Clark

16, Capt J Dennison

17, John Cowan

18, W B Weatherston

19, A M 'Kitting

20, Wm Purdie & Son

20, John Lees

21, Registrar Office — A Morgan

22, Mrs Allan

23, R Young

24, Robert Eraser

25, Police Office-Chief Constable W Mackay

26, James Ferguson & Son

27, Fire Station — J M'Clure, superintendent

28, R S M'Clure 30, Mrs Murray

32, A Donaldson & Son

34, National Bank of Scotland

NEWMARKET STREET.

1, J D Macarthur

2, British Homes Office

2, F J Murdoch

3, Utilitarium, Limited

4, Wallace Allan

5, Adams & Co

6, Mrs M Perry

7, S M'Meekin

8, Thomas Muir

9, Andrew Brown 10, David Bone

Newmarket Street (Contd.)

11, Matthew Mark & Son '

12, A & J Stewart

13, G R Scott

14, J T Kean

15, W & J Bowie

16, Charles Sutherland

17, Thomas Andrew

18, J M'Murtrie & Son

19, W Wyllie Houston

20, David M^Murtrie

21, J & W Smith 21, Thomas Turner

21, D Cameron

22, William Stewart

23, John Hosie

24, A Ballantyne

25, Gordon Brothers

26, Misses A & M 'Leod

27, Walter Young

28, John M'Leod

29, J T Scott

29, Maloni's Studio

Macneillie Buildings.

1, William Willock & Son

2, William Beveridge

3, R W M'Fadzean 3, Edward Harris 3, Francis Keirans

Newmarket Street (Contd. ) 31, British Linen Coy Bank 31, Kilpatrick & Wilson 33 and 35, Hugh Henry 34, Paterson, Sons & Co 36 and 38, Donald Young

39, John Greenlees

40, A M'Cubbin & Son

41, Junior Conservative Club

42, Silver & Yoiing

43, Miss Caldwell

44, Ladies' County Club

45, George Irvine

46, Fleury Meng

47, John Brown 50, Louis Le Clair

202

STREET DIRECTORY.

Newmarket Street (Contd.)

51. Misses Fisher

52, J H O'Beirne 52, D H Tait

52, Wm Lamb

53, Miss Meikle

54, Thomas Young

55, 2nd Batt Rifle Vol Hall

56, Ayrshire School of Art

57, G F Alsino-

58, Miss M'Bride

59, W F Moryson

60, Miss Jeffrey

61, John Love

62, David Crawford 62, David Ferguson 62, T F Richmond

63 and 65. James Bowie & Co

64, A J Webster

67 and 69, Thomas Jack

68, James Scott

70, Gilbert M'Kissock

70, Semple & Boyd

71, John M'Clymont

NEW ROAD.

1, John Stewart

2, Unionist Club

3, Mrs Bird

9, Andrew Sloan 10, Mrs M'Ewan 12, Charles M' Andrew 14, Cunningham Jenkins 1 6, John Clark . 1 8, Robert Walker

20, Angus M'Dougall

21, Alexander Thomson 23, James Polland

25, Robert M'Burnie

26, Joseph Young

28, George Limond

29, William H Wyllie

30, Robert West

31, Thomas Wills

32, John CJark

33, Thomas Calder

34, Thomas Hood

New Road (Contd.) William Hamilton James Curaming Robert M'Burnie David Hutchison James Campbell John Gumming J & W Fullarton Miss M'Crae John Davidson Miss Wyllie David Waugh John M'Miilan John Orr Adam Reid Mrs MWhinnie James Hendrie William Kennedy Mrs Abernethie and 70. Adam Dick George Smith William Findlay Mrs Crawford Peter M Quiston Hugh Stewart William Marshall Thomas Wilson James Struthers Newton Manse — Rev Wm

Rainie James Marr Robertson Paterson John Bowie Archibald Kerr Mrs M'Connell James Picken Robert Smith Archibald M'Cormick h, J W Thomson Daniel M'Kechnic Louisdene - J K Williamson Andrew Dunlop Brightside Villa— T K Wyllie

97, William Morton

98, Douglas Villa— J Bolton

99, John Robertson 100, William Fergusson.

82

STREET DIRECTORY.

203

New Road (Contd.)

101, J H Fulton

102, Mrs Rodofer

103, Thomas Traill

104, William Neil

106, MrsBryden

107, John Brown

111, Archibald M'Fadzean 113, Miss Kilgour

NORTHFIELD AVENUE

(Off Prestwick Road). 2, James Dunbar

4, Mrs Hodgson

5, William Law

6, Peter Dickson 8, George Lyle

10, Miss 'M'E wen •

18, Mrs Pollock

26, John M -Donald

28, Mrs Woodside

32, R Watson, Knoweside Dairy

44, Matthew M'Quiston

46, Miss Greenfield

50, James Reid

52, Hugh Thomson

54, William Napier

NORTHFIELD PlACE.

1, John Lawrie

3, Robert Rae

4, David Gilchrist

5, James Seggie

6, John Kay

Rose Cottage — James Gibson Beach Cottage— W Riddall Beach Cottage— W M'Clure Daisy Cottage — Arch. Russell Daisy Cottage — Matt. Dunbar Dunraven Cottage— Miss Scott

NORTH HARBOUR STREET.

18, John Ross 20, Miss Mackie 22, Alexander M'Colm 24, Matthew Dickie 26, Thomas Miller L

North Harbour Street (Con.) 32, Lanemark Colliery Office 36, George Innes 38, John M Goodwin 40, George Anderson 42, James Craig & Son 44, A & J Guthrie 46, John Petto 48, James Paton & Sons 58, R A Reid 60, James Hamilton 64, John Grant Smith

NORTH NEWTON PLACE

(Falkland Park). 2, Tam's Brig Post Office 4, James Cuthill 6, George Main 8. James Gairdner 10, D M'Cormick

NORTH PARK AVENUE.

2, Adam Samson 4, George Doherty 6, John Young 8, John Blackwood 10. Cunningham Reid

12, James Downie 14, David Larmer 16, John Caldwell 18, Thomas Welsh

OLD BRIDGE STREET.

1, Joseph Bowden

2, Hugh Cameron

3, Mrs Colligan

4, Albert Robertson

5, Alexander Chambers

6, Alexander Boyd

8, J D Paterson

9, John Lyall

10, Allan Thomson

11, Miss Donaldson

13, Alexander Dickson

14, James Ramsay

15, John Anderson

16, Findlay Brothers

204

STREET DIRECTORY.

Old Bridge Street (Contd.)

18, William Chambers

20, Lennox and Gebbie 22, Miss M'Dermott 24, Miss Agnew

PARK CIRCUS

(Off Racecourse Road).

1, Ashlea — Mrs J Hamilton

2, Lyndoch — Miss Conper

3, Miss Campbell

4, Henry Graves

5, Mrs J Campbell 6 Mrs Ritchie

7, Andrew Moore

8, Miss Park

9, Mrs Clark

10, Surg. Lieut. -Col. Macfaden

11, Mrs George Gallie 13, John Maitland 15, A B MacCallum 17, John T Goudie

19, W B Cuthbertson

21, H A Kerr

22, Francis Keirans

23, Misses Cowan

24, J M Wallis

25, Dalfearn — John Thomson

26, Mrs M'Call

27, Ashereden — Mrs Bain

28, Malcolm M'Call

29, Davaar— W 0 Galbraitb

30, Misses Murray

31, William Ross.

32, David M'Creath

33, Hugh M'Quiston

34, R C M'Laurin

35, S W Campbell

36, Thomas Andrew

37, Edward Rodger

38, Hugh S Walker

St Andrew's FC Church

40, George Johnson

41, Dunmore

42, David Kirkland

43, Glenerne — J Douglas 44 Westpark — W Allan

Park Circus (Contiaued). 46, Viewpark — James Burns Redhouse Stables

PARK TERRACE.

(Off Alloway Place).

1, Mrs Prescott

2, Miss Auld

3, W G Eveleigh

4, James Dobbie

5, Mrs Beachcroft

6, Joseph Tait

7, Mrs Burns

8, Claud Sharp

PEEBLES STREET.

1, Thomas Reid

3, Hugh Brown

5, Robert Murphy 11, Charles Weir 13, Andrew Lamb

16, Robert Weir

17, Robert Findlay

18, Thomas Park

19, James M'llwraith

22, Peter Jamieson

23, Charles Hall

27, Mrs Hall

28, John Smith

29, George Hendrie 31, Matthew Hall 36, John Ramsay 39, David Hart

41, David Mercer

42, Andrew Airdrie 44, Mrs Hunter 46, Andrew Love

50, Hugh Milroy

51, William Murray

52, Miss M'Millan

54, Alex Sommerville

55, Alexander Dykes 59, William Patrick 61, James Cunningham 63, David Mackie

65, Alexander Hall

STREET DIRECTORY.

205

PRESTWICK ROAD.

North Newton E C Church 1, North Newton Manse- Rev J Henderson 5, Mrs Robinson

7, St Ann's, Mrs Thos Miller

8, Daniel M'Kechnie

13, Grangeston — D Wallace

15, RydalCottage, Mrs Robertson

1 7, Aytoun Cottage, A Richmond

North Park Terrace. 12, Mrs Grant

14, Miss Gibson

16, Mrs Kerr

Randolph Terrace.

18, Blenheim — David Picken

20, James D Ure

22, Thomas Yomig

26, Dr Alexander White

28, Dr Fergus M'Kenna

Prestwick Road (Contd.)

19, Vina del Mar — Jas Smith

21, Glenairlie — Robert Finnie

23, Oakland Villa — Albert

Robertson 25, Wellwood— A Cuthbert

27, Falkland Villa-Mrs Gibson

29, Floral Bank— J Houston

30, Manse Villa— Mrs M'Gaan

31, Falkland House — Jas Alex- ander

32, Mavis Bank— Wm Taylor 34, Eden Villa- -John Martin 36, Eden Villa— John Davidson

40, Appin Cottage-- John Sillers

41, Seagleam — Henry Bell

42, Newton F.C. Manse — Rev John Miller

43, Ingleside — Jas Hamilton

44, Malcolm Lodge-JM Ferguson 46, Northfield— W C Gray

48, Alderston — R Hutchieson 50, Chillian — Mrs W Drinnan 52, Rosyth — John Henderson

(Prestwick Road Contd.) 54, Duneadie — G Buchanan 56, Avondale — Thos Hardie 58, Mrs John Reid 62, Robert Harvey Moorpark Gardens-W Marshall 70, Bruceland Place — Mrs Alex- ander 72, Norwood— Jas M'Nair Bellesleyhill Dairy- Alex Wilson 77. Blanefield — John Barclay 79, Blanefield- F Gebbie 81, Easton Cottage — H Miller 88, Victoria Laundry — M & J

Tulloch 92, Burnside Cottage — John

M'Cluskey 111, James Buchanan 115, William Lorimer 119, Forth Villa— A Campbell 121, Devon Villa-MrsM-Intyre 133, Woodburn— Mrs Mitchell 142, Arran View Gardens — Wra Scott

1, Seaforth Place — Mrs Murray

2, Seaforth Place — R Rankine

3, Seaforth Place — Seaview Dairy — Mrs Miller Westwood — John Broom Foulds Cottage — John Wilson

PRINCES STREET 3, Gersham Cottage — A Miller

6, R M Hunter

7, Cessnock Cottage — W Boyle

8, David Cairns 10, David Lumsden

14, Princes Street Dairy — Mrs Neil

1 5, Ebenezer Cottage — Peter Kennedy

24, G Hume

26, James Leggatt & Sons

28, David Dick

34, Roselee Dairy — Jas Baird

42, James Leggatt

44, Miss Dick

206

STREET DIRECTORY.

Princes Street (Contd.) 46, John Vallance 48, James Christie 50, Joseph Ferguson 52, James Erinnan 54, Mrs Robb 67, James M'Kie Rosebank Cottage — Jas Smith

QUEEN STREET.

2, William Muir

3, Mrs Bruce

10, David Stewart

12. Queen St. Dairy— W Watson

15, Mrs Young

17, D & T Bone

21, John Mackie

Wallacetown Public School

10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20,: 22, 24, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33.

QUEEN'S TERRACE. Mrs Oliver John Campbell Mrs J Clark Mrs Cunningham Mrs D Caldwell J W Fergusson Captain John Kerr Mrs W. Kennedy W Dick

Charles Aliwood Miss Crawford William Howe Mrs T Clark Thomas Young Mrs Blair Charles Browning- Mrs Forgan Miss M'Farlane James Graham Samuel Cameron Miss M'Colm Miss Stirling & Mrs Granger J Maitland William Baird William Jardine Mrs Byars James Bowie

Queen's Terrace (Contd.)

34, Mrs M'Ewen

35, George Paul

RACECOURSE.

Viewhouse — Sergeant Findlay Seafield — Sir William Arrol Seafield Lodge — J M'Cartney Seafield Stables— W M'Cutcheon Seafield Farm — Hugh Taylor Cunning Park— James Craig Belleisle — George Coats Belleisle Lodge— S M'Clelland

RACECOURSE ROAD.

5a, Well park — Robert Craig 5b, Ardantrae — Dr C R Mac- don aid

7, Elmsley— Major Fullarton

8, Fairfield Lodge— Mrs R D Murdoch

9, Airdair — Mrs John Semple

10, Sheiling— F E VilHers

11, Aransheen — D Wyllie 13, Burnock — Mrs Limond

15, Craigencallie, Mrs Littlejohn

16, Red House— C L Orr-Ewing

17, Dry burgh — H Crawford

19, Dunskaig, Lt-Col M'Allister 23. Midsands Cottage — Captain

H Kerr 23, Midsands Cottage, Mrs Bara 25, Chapeltoun - Alex Smith

27, Dornock — David W. Baton

28, Glenfairn Lodge, P J Mackay

29, South Lodge — Miss Cross

30, Blackburn Lodge, A Chalmers

31, Westerlea— J G Smith

32, Cumberland Lodge — J B Herbertson

33, WestbourneVilla, Mrs Steven

34, Blair Lodge — Mrs Dalziel

35, Gargowan — T P Wilson

36, Thinacre— Mrs M'Gregor

37, South Park— Rev Dr Dykes

38, Locherbank — Miss Hodgart

39, Riverston— Mrs S Wilson

STREET DIRECTORY,

207

Eacecourse Road (Contd.) 40, Gartferry— Mrs R Paton 42, Sea Tower— W P Adam Airlie House Stables 44, Strathdoon — Neal Thomson 46, Invercloy — Major Hunter Blair

RACECOURSE VIEW.

St Lawrence —Mrs J Clelland Middleton— R M Pollok Inverdon — Miss Vincent

RIVER STREET.

1, George Hunter

8, Robert Burns Tavern Weighing House

10, Owen Murphy

11, 12, Daniel Gillan

13, 14, John Meikle !

15, 16, Thomas Fitzsimmons River Street Mission Hall 17, Robert Wight

17, AVilliam Murphy

18, Peter Pollock

18, William Scullion

19, 20, William M'Kenna 21, 22, Mrs Hannah

RIVER TERRACE.

2, Stewart Spiers

5, James Strathern

13, 15. Buchanan & Sons

17, John Jackson

19, Mrs Auld

21, James lire

23, Mrs Caddis

25, John M'Guigan

Thomas Hyland & Co

RONALDSHAW PARK

(Off Midton Road). 2, St Ola— D Hourston

4, A J Hyslop

6, Rev Robert Hyslop

5, Langdale — Wm Huddleston

7, La Paz — Mrs Maclean

RONALDSHAW PaRK (Cqutd.)

9, Redholm — John Murdoch 10, ^ uchorage Rev W Walker

St Leonards 12, Netherby — R C4udgeoii 15, Ronaldshaw — A Walker 17, Westbourne, Villa — Misses

Gray

ROSEMOUNT TERRACE, MiLLiKEN Park. 3, Robert Allison 6, Daniel Lavrie

RUSSELL STREET

3, Homer M'Cririck

4, Alexander M 'Galium

6, Hugh M'Crae

7, James M'Kinnon

8, James Newlands

9, Thomas Smith

11, Miss Woodburn

12, James Wilson

13, James Dunlop

14, William Rae

16, David Alexander

17, William Bremner

18, Thomas M'Culloch

19, Mrs Morrison

20, Mrs Lawrie

21, John Wallace

22, Winfreld Bonar

24 and 26, Hugh D Hunter

23, Andrew Craig 25, Mrs Ritchie 27, Patrick N eagle 29, James Forwell 35, Matthew M'Kill

37, William M'Kill

38, Alexander Foster

39, Mrs Alexander

40, William Burt 45, Maggie Cook

48, James M'Fedries 56, Robert M'lntyre 58, Mrs Hall

208

STREET DIRECTORY.

Russell Street (Contd.) Russell Street Public School —

Janitor, Robert Short John Reid & Sons Burnside Bakery

78, D Lumsden

75 and 80, Reginal Cassels 82, John Lowe 90, Peter Tierney

GALLOWAY CRESCENT.

53, Thomas Whitelaw 59, Hugh Smith 61, George Baird 63, Alexander Wilson 65. Mrs M'Whinnie 67, Peter Easton 69, Henry Gooden 71, William M'Fedries 73, William M'Fedries 77, William Benzie

79, John Stevenson

ST ANDREW'S STREET, Off Castlehill Road.

1, Ormebank — Mrs Rodger

2, Thomas Orr

3, Crofton— Mrs Turner

4, Abbotsford— J T Scott

5, Hayburnbank — Capt Lock- hart Mure

7, Barndonna — J as Halliday 9, Orchardson — Miss Miller 11, Broombrae— Mrs Mills 13, Auchinlee — M Jamie 15, Alderwood— T P Carswell 17, James Hutchison

ST. LEONARD'S ROAD. St Leonard's Established Church Brochdhu — Robert Harvey Westgrove — Miss Dick Kirkby—

Burwood — Rev Angus Stewart Boys Industrial School — J Bell Ingliside — Hugh Young Hawbank — Rev Jas Allison*

St. Leonard's Road (Contd.) Davaar — J Parker Birkdale — James M 'Master Greenlea — Mrs Stevenson Longtown Villa — Miss Grange Alpha Cottage— Miss Wilson Dunino — David Crawford Auchrossan — Robert Campbell Commonhead Farm — Thos Jack Park Cottage — Mrs W Hunter St Leonard's Villa — H Hunter Belmont Villa — Arleph— Alex Forbes Valmara — Mrs Smith Wyneford — Miss Miller Kirkhill — William Cowie Newlyn — Robert Orr Scott Springfield — John Y Thomson Maiseniore —

1, CarrickView — P M'Cormick

2, Carrick View, Rev H D Brown

3, Carrick View— John Mains

4, Carrick View — E Smith Belmont Cottages — -M Young Bellevale Cottages — D M'Lean Belle vale Cottages — T M'Farlane Ewenfield East Lodge, W Morris Ewenfield Gardens — T Gorden Belmont Crossings — J Paterson Belmont — Col W Cunningham

SAVOY PARK

(Off Racecourse Road). Savoy — David Rowan Savoy Croft — James A Morris

SANDGATE. 1. Junior Liberal Club

1, Henry Dinning

2, Robert Wallace

3, Littlejohn Brothers

4, Brand & Mollison

6, Free Gardener's Hall

7, John Thomson

8, and 10, Wm Bridges

9, Mrs C Alexander 9, Miss M'Clure

STKEBT DIRECTORY.

209

Sandgate (Contd.)	Sandgate (Contd.) ,
9, J M'H Young	584, H Bowie & Co
li, Mrs Lockhart	59, David Allan & Son
12, M Thomson	60, Scottish Standard Cycle Co
13, Mrs James M'Murtrie	61, Hugh Armour
14. Miss Bryson	62, John Murdoch
15, and 17, Wilson & Co	62, R D Wallace
16, Thomas Brownlea	64, C Biago
18, Adam M'Gregor	65, Sandgate House — Mrs J D
20, Gavin Girdwood	Boswell
21, John Campbell	66, William Auld
22, Mrs M'Nair	68, Glasgow Tramway and
23, Miss A Muir	Omnibus Company Office
24, W W & J Pollock	70, William Auld & Sons
25, Thomas M'Kevitt	72, James M'Cririck
Bank of Scotland	74, Miss Blue
26, John Reid & Son	76, George E Allan
27, David Smith	78, James Taylor
28, Thomas Samson	80, Henry Cole
29, Lawrie & Smith	80, George Miller
30, William Ochiltree	80, Mrs Cameron
33, Blackwood & Co	80, James Clark
34, Commercial Bank	82, D C Spencer
35, Miss Lauchlan	84, H & A Cameron
37a, Stephen & Pollock	86, Thomas M'Farlane
38, James M'Call	88, James Smith
Royal Bank of Scotland	90, Singer Machine Warehouse
39, Royal Bank House— Thos	94, Mrs George Arbuckle
M'Connochie	96, C Chishoim
40, M & J Bell	98, David Mackie
41, County Club	100, Miss M'Lellan
42, Mrs Robert Terras
45, William Clarke	SANDRINGHAM TERRACE
45, A Monnickendam	(Bellevue Road).
46, William Ogg	1, J D Macarthur
Post Office	2, Mrs Brown
49, John Boyd	3, Mrs Wright
51, Mrs W A Langton	4, G H Ely
52, Charles Downie	5, John Campbell
53, J K Hunter	6, Misses Loudon
54, William Johnstone & Son
55, Miss M 'Quire	SEABANK ROAD (Fort).
56, William Ramsay	Fort House — Captain J Sinclair
56, J W M'Clymont	Fort House— Robert Scott
57, A M Bennett	Pomona House— Mrs Turner
58. Dalziel & Napier	Franklin Villa— A Donaldson
Ayr Free Church	Franklin Villa— Mrs Gardner

210

STREET DIRECTORY.

Seabank Eoad i^Contd.)	SOUTH HARBOUR STREET.
Militia Stores	1, Joseph Johnstone
Cromwell Cottage, J M'Clymont	5, Co-operative Store
	7, Archibald Smellie
SEAFIELD ROAD	9, James M 'Queen
(Off Racecourse Road).	11 and 13, W Flint & Son
St Andrews— James Galloway	15, John Dykes & Son
Brooksby— Miss Adam	25, J Hay
Clyde House— G Steel, jun	29, Turner's Limited
Clyde House -G Steel, sen	33, Patrick Blue
Blackburn Dairy, W M'Cutcheon	35, John Russell
	37, Archibald Buchanan
SEAFORTH ROAD.	61, Thomas Steele
George Cormack	83, Miss Dunlop
Samuel M'Dade	91, J Barclay
Robert Dunlop	123, David Fernie
Ladysmith Cottage — John Bowie	125, Artillery Hal]
	139, Miss Reid
SMITH STREET.	153, Bibby Cake Co.
St John Baptist Home	Slip Dock— S. M'Knight & Co.
Kyle Foundry — J M Rodger	(Limited)
David Milligan
Townhead Works —J & A Tay-	SOUTHPARK ROAD,
lor, Ltd	Off Midton Road.
14, James Longair	3, Amisfield— Dr Watt
16, James Adamson	5, Annickdale — Robert Sim
16, James Longair	6, Newlleld— C Edwards
J Lindsay Copland	8, Ardvoubn— Misses Gardner
	10, Redgorton— J A Steele
Union Buildings.	11, Duneric Stables— J Candlish
	12, Allan vale— Mrs Davie
26, "Ayr Observer"	13, Duneric— William M'Crorie
24, Miss Lang
23, David Campbell
23, John Crichton	SPRINGY ALE ROAD,
23, John Baton
23, Thomas Thomson	Off Midton Road.
23, H R Hewitson
23, James Kennedy	1, Wellwood Cottage — John
21 and 22, Ayrshire Rubber Co	Robinson
19, G D Eraser	2, Wellwood Cottage-Miss Mair
18, Railway Restaurant	3, Morningside Cottage — Jas
17, Prudential Insurance Office	Hedley
14, Samuel Cowan	5, Carrick Cottage-Mrs Hunter
14. Donald M'Kay	6, Carrick Cottage — Mrs Logan
13, Miss Glendinning	7, Springvale Cottage — Miss
12, M F Paterson	Milligan

STREET DIRECTORY.

211

SUNNYSIDE,

Ov]? Alloway Place. Sunnyside-Capt Hardy M'Hardy Ardgreen — Mrs Maclachlan Greenside Vila — John Glover Riegate — John M'Nee

TAYLOR STREET.

1, T K Wyllie

3, Hugh Brown

7, John Cornelius

9, Thomas Kirkcaldy 22, Joseph Leith 34, David Rae

TIG ROAD,

Off Prestwick Road. Garfield — Mrs Love Pomona — David Shearer Maryville — Mrs Cook

TRYFIELD PLACE.

1, John Pratt

2, William Murray

3, William Boyd

4, Mrs Barbour

5, John M'Turk

6, Richard Mitchell

7, George M'Kenna

8, William Cameron

9, William Hunter

Railway Cottage — J as Mitchell

UNION AVENUE (Off Prestwick Road).

1, James Scott

2, Walter Bowman

3, Miss Mair

4, Thomas Cassels

6, Thomas Climie

7, Robert Gray

8, Arthur Ryley

9, Mrs Hornsby

10, William Weir

11, James Penny

] 2, Archibald Paterson 13, James Robb

Union Avenue (Contd.)

14, Jan;ies H Young

15, William Clark ^

16, Thomas Chalmers

17, Gavin Torrance

18, Mrs Wallace

19, Richard Clark

20, Joseph Irvin 22, David Galbraith

24, Miss M'Nider

25, John Armstrong

26, Mrs Wilson 28, James Kirk

30, Hugh Baxter

31, John Ochiltree

32, Mrs.Aitken

33, Joseph Morledge

34, James M'Garroch

35, J B Hunter

36, Adam Sayers

37, James Clement

38, Charles Arnold

39, James Gollan

40, William Gibson

44, Miss Park

45, David Henderson

46, Gavin Stevenson 48, James Dale

50, Jerome Wallace

51, David Cochrane

VICTORIA PARK

(Off Racecourse Road). Carston— William T Clark Victoria Park House-Mrs Brown Hawthorne Lodge— Col. Brown Airlie — Richard Niven

VICTORIA STREET

1 , Mrs Shaw

2, A M' In tosh

7. Mrs M'Kelvie 12, Mrs M'Kean Victoria Dairy — David Watson

212

STKEET DIRECTORY,

VIEWFIELD ROAD.

Havannah Place.

I, David Reid

3, Andrew C Muir 5, Robert Doak 7, John Haggart

ViEWPiELD Road (Contd.) Newtonhead Public School

II, Inneg Cottage — W Fullarton 14, Mrs Kerr

1 8, Thomas Withers

Victoria Terrace. 26, Mrs Wni Wylie 28, George Murdoch 30, Andrew Young 34, William Cairns 36, Mrs Wm Edgar 38, Howard Cottage — William

Cumming 40. Ethel Cottage — Mrs Simpson

ViEWFiELD Road (Contd.) John Gardner & Co 48, S M'Blain 50, W Boyes 52, Mrs Carson 56, James Thomson 58, Archibald Welsh 62, George Ramage G & S-W R Locomotive Sheds

WAGGON ROAD.

1, Wm Wilson

2, Thos Heffron 5, Andrew Steele

7, James White

8, Alexander M'Millan 15, John Sloan

18, Andrew Love

26, Thomas Johnstone

30. Alex Cross & Sons

34, Robert Mills

Newton Lodge — James Leckie

Newton Lodge — John Grant

WALLACE STREET.

3, Wm Douglas 5, J & W Fisher 7, Hugh Findlay 6 and 8, Waistel Cooper 10, J & H Goudie

11 and 13, Pietro Brucciani

12 and 14, R Montgomerie 16, William Watson

18, Quintin Brown 20, James Rowan

23, William MWhirter Wallacetown U.P. Church

24, James M'Neil

25, 27, and 29, American Steam Laundry — H H Wallace

30, John Drinnan 30, Robert Johnson

32, William Lamb

33, John Stewart 36, Mrs Boyle 30, Mrs Ritchie

39 and 43, Thomas Burns

46, John Borland

49 and 51, John Matthias

59, Mrs Thomas Millar

61, James Dunlop

63, David Donaldson

71 and 73, R Chambers & Sons

72, Robert M'Kill

75 and 77, James Duffy

76, James Gould

87, Duncan Cochrane

88, William Curdy

89 and 91, John O'Hara

90. Ayr Day Nursery 105, Francis Neil 113, John Cadoo

WATTFIELD ROAD,

Off Midton Road.

1, Miss M'Connell

2, Robert Hunter

3, Mrs Miller

3, John M 'Skimming

4, James Dunlop 4, James Bovd

STREET DIKECTORY.

213

Wattfield Road (Contd.)

5, G L W Connell

6, John Girdwood

7, Miss Norrie

8, Mrs Shaw

WEAVER STREET. 1, James Hunter

8, James Hunter

9, John Hood 11, James Reid 19, John Clark

28, Joseph Mansfield 30, Alexander Cook

32, John Hannah

33, William Currie

34, Denis Nugent

39, Miss Niven

40, Alexander Hamilton

42. William Cunningham

43, Mrs Kerr 45, Miss Ross 50, Peter Gibson

WELLINGTON CHx\MBERS,

Fort Street. 62, James Oliver 64, Ranken & Vass 64, John Eaglesham 64, Murdoch & Loudon 64, Alexander Gemmell 64, James A Morris 64, Service & Bisland 66, John Brown 68, Miss Loudon 70, Dougall, Goudie, & Douglas 70, John Lockhart 70, Matthew Stewart 70, John Grierson 72, Miss Simpson 74, J B Bennett & Sons

WELLINGTON SQUARE.

1, Col J G Hay Boyd

2, Mrs James Andrew

3, David J K Waddell

Wellington Square (Cojatd.)

4, Robert Cowan

5, David Fergusson

6, Dr John Riddall

7, R & J Goudie 7, M'Cosh & Lusk 7, Dr M 'Donald 7, J M 'Skimming

7, Wm Knox

8, Robert Cuthbert

9, Col J M M Morton

10, Douglas Baird

11, Mrs P Connacher

12, Wm G Stewart

13, A H Smith

14, Misses Osborne

15, Mrs Gray

County Buildings.

County Clerk's Office -C & D

Shaw Commissary Clerk's Office — R

Goudie Procurator-Fiscal's Office — P F

Mackenna Sheriff Clerk Depute —Andrew

Crawford

Wellington Square (Contd.)

16, Miss M'Donald

17, David W Shaw

18, Robert Gillan

19, Mrs M'Jannet

20, Mrs Godfrey

21, W A O Paterson

22, Mrs Lowe

23, John Stirling

24, Walter Easton

25 , Wellington House-C G Shaw

26, Town and County Club

26, J Corbett

27, Misses Craig

28, A Gemmell" & Son

29, J B Bennett & Son

30, Miss Simpson

214

STREET DIRECTORY.

WELLINGTO:^ STREET.

1 , James Durilop

7, William Kirkland 14, Daniel Cameron 25, Robert Dalrymple 24, Mrs Richmond 36, Thomas Sands 46, John Morris

49, Robert Anderson

50, John Miller 59, Mrs Paton 61, James Brown 63, James Cochrane 71, John Stroyan

WEST SANQUHAR ROAD. Hawkhill Bowling Green Ayr Quoiting Clnb Tryfield Dairy— D Loudon Tryfield- Mrs Eraser Ralston Place— Adam Mitchell Isla Cottage— M Glen Ongar Cottage— T Gardner St Alban"s Cottage — J Train Craigview — Mrs Buntine Burnside Cottage — Wm Vass Providence Cottage — A Vass William M'Kenzie Hawkhill Chemical Works— W

G Walker & Sons Ayr Structural Stamping Coy.

WHEATFIELD ROAD (Off Racecourse Road). AVheatfield — John Eaglesham Sheninghurst — W B Wilson

Wheatfieli> Road (Contd.) Conar Lyn — Mrs Latta Shenton — Nicol Lawrie Dunalistair — W Alexander Sandhurst — David Templeton

WINDSOR TERRACE. Prkstwick Road.

2, George Spiers

3, Mrs Greenaway

4, James Wright

5, Robert Law

6, John M'llwraith

7, William Paul

YORK STREET.

1 , N Young

2, John Petto

5, James Dickie 10, John D Paton 12, James Green 14, Trades Hotel 33, J M'Millan

44, Samuel Eaglesham 46, Allan Dunsmuir 58, Henry Cowan

YORK STREET LANE.

1, David M'Crae 1, William Dickie

6, Robert M'Chmg 43, Findlay & Co

45, John Carson

49, Alexander M'Call 66, Mrs Wilson 68, John Muir 82, Samuel Mitchell

^vadcB' Bircctovp.

•^^-^♦►-♦^

ACCOUNTANTS. Crawford, David, 62 Newmarket Street. M'Skimming, J. G. , 7 Wellington Square. Smith, J. & W., 21 Newmarket Street. Scott, J. T., 29 Newmarket Street. Turner, Thos., 21 Newmarket Street.

CRATED WATER MANUFACTURERS.

Ayr Mineral Water Co. (Ltd.), 50 Garden Street.

Buchanan & Sons, River Terrace.

Burns Mineral Water Co., M'Call's Avenue.

Pollock, Peter, 18 River Street.

Turner's Ayr and Newton Breweries (Ltd.)

Neilson, Alexander, Limond's Wynd.

AGENTS. Affleck, Wm., & Son, 27 High Street (house). Allan, David, & Son, 59 Sandgate (coal). Black, Wm., & Co., North Quay (coal). Bowie, J., and Co., 63 and 65 Newmarket Street (house). Cellars, David, Carrick Road (manure). Clark, James, 4 Arran Terrace (house). Cowan, S., 14 Smith Street (coal). Dalmelhngton Iron Co., Wellington Chambers, 4 Fullarton

Street (coal). Dewar and Sons, 23 Kyle Street (house). Duffy, James, 73 and 77 Wallace Street (coal). Dutilop, M. and M.. 60 High Street (coal). Gilfillan, Andrew, 35 Alloway Street (coal). Guthrie, A. and J., 44 North Quay (shipping). Hall, Wm., 65 Peebles Street (coal). Hamilton, James, 60 North Quay (shipping). Hart, David, 39 Peebles Street (coal), Jamie, William, 42 Content Street (coal). Langton, Mrs W. A., 53 Sandgate (house). Lamjb, Wm., 52 Newmarket Street (property). Lawson, M., 185 High Street (house).

216 trades' directqet.

Logaa, J., Noith Quay (coal).

Miller, Wm., 154 High Street (property and estate).

Montgomerie, Robert, 32 North Quay (coal).

Murphy, Mrs, 5 Peebles Street (coal).

M'Cl-eath, David, 32 Park Circus (manure).

M'Oindle, James, 1 Hall's Vennal (coal),

M'Lean, H., 43 Allison Street (coal). : •■

M'Ninch, Mrs William, 11 George Street (coal).

M'Quiston, Peter, 74 New Road (coal).

Ramsay, William, 266 High Street (parcel express).

Reid, John, and Son, 26 Sandgate (house).

Reid, R. A., 58 North Quay (coal).

Ross, a, 78 Russell Street (coal).

Ross, James, 4 Duke Street (coal),

Scott, James, 68 Newmarket Street (house and advertising). '

Short', Peter, 92 Gross Street (coal).

Smith, J. and W., 21 Newmarket Street (house).

Smith, George, 69 New Road (coal).

Smith, J. G., 64 North Quay (shipping).

Spencer, Mrs D. C, 82 Sandgate (coal).

Thom, James, 41 Green Street (coal).

Wallace, Robert, 5, 7, and 9 High Street.

Wallace, W. G. , Nile Court, Ayr (shipping).

Waterston, F. S., 73 D'Auray Buildings, Dalblair Road (hoi

Wilson, J., 8 Gassillis Street (house).

Wilson and Co., 15 and 17 Sandgate (house).

AMMONIA MANUFACTURERS. Clarke and Co., 7 Green Street Lane.

ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS.

Eaglesham, John, A.R.I.B.A., Wellington Chambers, 64 F

Street. Hunter, James K., 53 Sandgate,

Kerr, William, Wellington Chambers, 8 FuUarton Street. M'Clelland, Wm., 61 Alloway Street. Lamb, Wm., 52 Newmarket Street. Morris, J., A.R.LB.A., I. A., Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort

Street. Murdoch, J., LA., 62 Sandgate.

Service and Bisland, Wellington Chambers, 64 Fort Street. Stevenson, Allan, 14 Cathcart Street,

AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS.

Arbuckle, Wm., 2 Dalblair Terrace. Ayrshire Auction Coy. (Ltd.), 55 Kyle Street, Craig, James, Cattle Market. Dewar, R., and Sons, 23 Kyle Street.

trades' directory. 217

jrsyth, F. S., 55 Kyle Street. Hyslop, James, 7 Kirkport. Tf^id, J., audi Son, 26 Sandgate. Ison and Co., 15 and 17 Sandgate.

bakp:rs.

tin, Davidj 11 Main Street.

vn, John, Wellington Chambers, 47 Newmarket Street, 133 High Street, Bums Statue Square, and Tam's Brig, side Bakery, 84 Main Street, bertson, R., 11 Alio way Street. .son. A., and Sons, 233 High Street, laldson, A., and Son, 32 New Bridge Street, jibiuith, Wm. C, 80 High Street and 26 Main Street, "irdwood, Gavin, 168 High Street and 20 Sandgate. >iall, J., and Co., 198 High Street. ' tin, Mrs, 16 Gordon Place.

il, A. , 87 High Street and 40 Alloway Street. 3r, David, 69 Main Street. , John, 62 George Street.

BASKET MANUFACTURERS.

kett, J. and J., 10 Kyle Street. .nwood, John, 93 Cross Street.

BELLHANGERS.

e<rry, Isaac, 32 High Street. \oinson, James, 115 High Street. -e, William, 115 High Street.

BERLIN WOOL SHOPS. 1, M. and J., 40 Sandgate. Sc&y, Miss E., 60 Newmarket Street. ©venson, M. and M., 7 Alio way Street.

BILLPOSTERS.

Ayr Billposting Co., 192 High Street — Peter Price, manager. Clark, John, 16 New Bridge Street.

BLACKSMITHS.

Ayr Structural and Stamping Coy., West Sanquhar Road. Chisholm, Alex. , 18 River Street and 51 Alloway Street. Ci'ichton, John, Union Buildings, Smith Street. Howats, 110 High Street, t^rr, Archibald, 32 Green Street Lane. " IT, William, 38 Kyle Street. Millan, A., 8 Waggon Road.

n

218 trades' directory.

Paterson, Wm., 47 Carrick Street. Terry, Isaac, 32 High Street. Thomson, James, 115 High Street. Ure, William, 115 High Street. Whytock, Jas., 7 Main Street. Weir, 175 High Street.

BOARDING SCHOOLS.

(Ladies. ) Lowe, Mrs, 22 Wellington Square. Millar, Miss, 10 Barns Street.

BONDED STORE KEEPERS. Forrest, R. & Co., Kyle Street. Turner's, South Harbour Street. Ayr and Newton Breweries (Ltd.)

BOOKBINDERS.

Henry, H., 35 Newmarket Street.

Murray, Henry, 171 High Street. ,

M'Kissock, Gilbert, 70 Newmarket Street.

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.

Boyle, Miss, 98 Main Street. 'C'l

Callan, Miss, 103 Main Street. j >■

Cooper, W. , 6 Wallace Street. ' '

Fergusson, Alex., 18 High Street.

Gardner, James, 6 North Newton Place.

Henry, H., 35 Newmarket Street.

Irvine & Son, 75 High Street.

Lochhead, M., 41 High Street.

Murray, Henry, 171 High Street.

Muri^ay, H., 4b New Bridge Street.

M'Call, James, 38 Sandgate.

M'Fadzean, A., Tam's Brig.

Neil, Robert, 8 Carrick Street.

Reid, Mrs, 40 Main Street.

Roddie & M'Cririck, 236 High Street. ^

Simson, M., Burns Statue Square.

Stephen & Pollock, 37a Sandgate.

Taylor, James, jr., 78 Sandgate.

Taylor, Wm.., 36 Alloway Street.

BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS.

Adam and Son, 92 High Street. J ,

Boyd, Alexander, 6 Old Bridge Street. \ .

Boyd, John, 49 Saiidgate. , I .

tKADES' DIBBCTORY. 219

Campbell, Peter, 76 Main Street. '

Crawford, R., 14 Gordon Place.

Cuthbert, A., and Son, M'Call's Avenue.

Collier and Son, 131 High Street.

Dobbie, R., and Co., 42 High Street and 56 Alloway Street.

Dundee Equitable, 33 High Street.

Fisher, J. and W., 5 Wallace Street.

Gebbie, James, 19 High Street.

Gemmell, Matthew, 49 Main Street.

Greenlees, James, and Son," 194 High Street.

Gillan, Thomas, 28 North Harbour Street.

GilfiUan, Miss, 35 Alloway Street.

Higgins, William, 246 High Street.

Millar, Robert, 53 Alloway Street.

Millar, Thomas, 26 North Harbour Street.

Morrison, J., 4 Hope Street and 125 High Street.

M'Donald, John, 127 Main Street.

Paterson, A. and W., 164 High Street.

Polland, James, 23 New Road.

Ram?ay, J., 14 Old Bridge Street.

Robertson, J., 30 George Street.

Stewart, A. and J., 12 Newmarket Street and 13 George Street.

Smith, J. and D., Tarn's Brig.

Smith, James, 88 Sandgate.

Stead and Simpson, 146 High Street.

Tait, A. and W., 203 High Street.

BRASSFOUNDERS.

Redd and Co., 108 High Street. Welsh and Co., foot of John Street.

BREWERS AND MALTSTERS.

Ayr and Newton Breweries (Ltd.), 108 Main Street and 41 Mill Street.

BUILDERS AND MASONS. Allan and Co., 125 Main Street. Ba^rd, James, 11 Dalblair Road. Campbell, David, Union Buildings, Smith Street. Clarke, William, 43 Sandgate.

Davidson, John, 45 New Road. - :

Dick, David, 28 Princes Street. jFoggo, J. and W., 48 Falkland Park, ^lai'dner, Thomas, Ongar Cottage, West Sanquhar Road. 'Hunter, Andrew, 18 Dalblair Road. Hutchison, R., Alder.ston, 48 Prestwick Road. Jackson, J. and W., 6 James Street.

220 trades' dihectory.

Kirkland, David, Burns Statue Square. Meikle, J. and D., 44 Main Street. Milligan, David, Smith Street. Milligan, D. and J., 46 Kyle Street. Milliken, John, Cambuslea, Milliken Park. M'Geachin, Ayr Road, Prestwick. M'Kissock, A., 32 High Street. M'Lachlan, A., and Son, 76 Dalblair Road. M'Murtrie, Andrew, 47 Green Street. M'Ninch, Mungo, 11 George Street. Reid, A., and Son, 9 New Bridge Street. Smith, Alexander, Burns Statue Square. Stevenson, Robert, 102 John Street. Thomson, A., Elgin Villa, Midton Road. Watson, Wm., 18 Mill Street. Wylli3, A., and Son, 50 Oastlehill Road.

CAB AND CARRIAGE PROPRIETORS.

Duffy, James, 75 and 77 Wallace Street.

Gemmell, J. D., 35 Carrick Street.

Gemmell, A., and Son, 205 High Street and 28 Wellington

Square. King, R. A., 18 Holmston Road.

M'Mm-trie, Mrs J., 12 Dalblair Road and 13 Sandgate. Robinson, A., 8 Mill Street. The Glasgow Tramway and Omnibus Coy., Ltd., 68 Sandgate;

cab stances. Railway Station, 5 New Bridge Street, and

Belmont Avenue.

CABINETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS.

Affleck, Wm., and Son, 27 and 49 High Street.

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

Bowie and Co., 58^ Sandgate.

Chisholm, C, 96 Sandgate.

Gibb, Allan, 70 High Street.

Hyslop, James, 7 Kirk Port.

Irvine, George, 45 Newmarket Street.

Kay, John, 46 George Street.

Lawson, M., 185 High Street.

Morrison, L., 46 High Street.

M'Knight, James, 24 George Street.

Neil, James, 30 Hope Street.

Reid, J. and D., 90 and 101 High Street.

Reid, John, and Son, 26 Sandgate.

Waterston, F. S., 73 D'Auray Buildings, Dalblair Road.

Wilson and Co., 15 and 17 Sandgate.

I

trades' directory. 221

CANDLE MAKERS.

Paterson, A., and Son, Mill Street.

CARRIERS— (See pages 39 and 40).

CARTERS.

Ardrie, A., 42 Peebles Street. Cowan, H., 58 York Street. Cowan, W., 62 York Street. Duncan, Peter, 40 Green Street Lane. Hall, Alex., 65 Peebles Street. Hall, M., 31 Peebles Street. Hamilton, Wm. , 35 New Road. Murray, William, 51 Peebles Street. M'Fadzean, James, 21 Garden Street. MTedries, John, 48 Russell Street. M'llwraith, R., 40 Qune's Vennal. Smith and Co., 14 North Harbour Street.

CEMENT AND PAVEMENT MERCHANTS.

Mitchell, Wm. and Son, 5 Green Street. Paton, John D., 10 York Street.

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.

Bell, Henry, 54 Main Street.

Beveridge, W., 2 Macneillie Buildings, Newmarket Street.

Burns, William, 134 High Street.

Cockbum, Ltd., 170 High Street.

Cook, Thomas, 71 High Street.

Dobbie, David, 4 Gordon Place.

Miller, John, 1 New Bridge Street.

M'Derment, James, 15 High Street.

M'Gregor, A., 16 and 18 Sandgate.

M'Millan, James M., 6 Alloway Street.

Stewart, John, 1 New Road.

Weatherstone, F. B., 18 New Bridge Street.

CHIMNEY SWEEPERS.

Gait, James, 7 Content Street. Henderson, J., 42 Elba Street. Irvine, Arch., 19 Carrick Street. Irvine, John, 35 Fullarton Street. Tiemey, WHliam, 80 Cross, Street.

CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE DEALERS. Brown, Quintin, 18 Wallace Street. Dunlop, M. and M., 60 High Street.

222 trades' directory.

Fitzsimmons, Thomas (late Murphy and Co.), 15 and 16 River

Street. Kerr, Mrs, 41b George Street. Matthias, John, 49 Wallace Street. M'Gili, Mrs R., 92 Main Street. M'Culloch, Miss, 42 George Street. Thomson, John, 7 Sandgate and 15 Alloway Street.

CHURCH OFFICERS. Adamson, James, TVinity U.P., Midton Road — house, 16 Smith

Street. Allan, William, St Leonard's— house, 97 Mill Street. Armour, H., Ayr Free — ^house, 61 Sandgate. Bulloch, W. , Martyr's Free — ^house, 84 Wallace Street. Campbell, Jas., Newton Free — house, 56 Main Street. Corbet, John, Wallacetown Free — ^house, 15 John Street. Crichton, Charles, North Newton — ^house. West Sanquhar,

Northfield Avenue. Fraser, R. , Holy Trinity — house, 24 New Bridge Street. Hyslop, James, Old Church— house, 7 Kirk Port. Mansbridge, Thomas, Original Secession — house, 96 George

Street. Muir, John, St Andrew's Free — house, Grammar School. M'Connell, James, Cathcart Street U.P. — ^house, 15 Cathcart

Street. M'Creath, J., New Established — ^house, 154 High Street. M'Laughlan, J., Morison Congregational — ^house, 104 George

Street. Rae, Alexander, WallacetowTi U.P. , Wallace Street — ^house, 36

Church Street. Reid, A., Newton Established — ^house, 61 New Road. Tainsh, P., W^allacetown Established — house, 4 Church Street. Wight, Robert', Darlington U.P. — ^house. Mission Hall, River

Street.

CLOG AND PATTERN MAKER. Mulligan, J., 13 Hope Street.

COAOHBUILDERS.

Mains, John, 21 Bums Statue Square.

Morton, Adadu, 22 Alloway Street.

Robertson, William and Son, 46 George Street.

CONFECTIONERS AND PASTRY BAKERS.

Those marked (p) are pastry bakers. Arbuckle, Mrs, 94 Sandgate.

Brucciani, P., 11 New Bridge Street, 69 High Street, and 11 and 13 Wallace Street, (p.)

TRADES DIRECTORY. 223

Brown, John, Wellington Chambers, (p.)

Campbell, John, 3 and 262 High Street, (p.)

Dyer, Wm. M., 241 High Street.

Gibson, James, 25 Main Street.

Gregori, C, 51 Alio way Street, (p.)

Kerr, Miss, 25 Alio way ■ Street. '\ , ..

Kilgour, Miss, Tam.'s Brig. . X. ^

Lamb, W., 32 Wallace Street.

M'Culloch, R., 91 Main Street and 10 Union Buildings.

M'Lellan, Miss, 102 Sandgate.

Meng, Flenry, 46 Newnoarket Street (p).

Neil, Robert, 8 Carrick Street.

Shurger, M., 54 Alloway Street (p.)

Sloan, Miss, 29 Bums Statue Square.

Simpson, Mrs, 35 Burns Statue Square.

Wallace, R., 5 High Street.

Wallace, Thomas, 169 High Street (p.)

Wright, Daniel, 65 Alloway Street (p.)

CONFECTIONERY WORKS.

Gibson, James, 25 Main Street. Gibson, W. and D., 23 Main Street. Richmond, J., 53 Allison Street.

COOPERS AND RIDDLE -MAKERS. Mair, W. and Son, 248 High Street. M'Creadie, J., 90 High Street.

CORK MANUFACTURERS.

Moore, Thomas^ 36 Carrick Street. Smith, William and Son, 3 Boat Vennal.

CYCLE AGENTS.

Mackie, William, 98 Sandgate. M'Bride and King, 3 Kyle Street. M'Quiston, Hugh, 52 Alloway Street. Robertson, Albert, 49 Alloway Street. Ryley, Ward and Bradford, Ltd. , 21 Kyle Street. Scottish Standard Cycle Co., 60 Sandgate. Semple, A. G., 57 High Street.

DAIRIES. Baird, David, 62 Allison Street. Baird, J., 50 Princes Street. Clark, Miss, KiUoch Cottage, 1 Midton Road. Cowan, M., 202 High Street. Davidson, Mrs, 39 Kyle Street.

224 trades' dikectory.

Dick, Mrs A., 70 New Road.

Qilchrist, Mrs, 22 Dalblair Road.

Halbert, M., 36 Mill Street.

Hall, Mrs C, 27 Peebles Street.

Kirkland, Miss, 81 Main Street.

Loudon, David, Tryfield, West Sanquhar Road.

M'Cutcheon, William, Seafield Road.

M'Intyre, J., 66 Castlehill Road.

Murray, T. and R., 64 Carrick Street.

Murray, Thomas , Craigie Road.

Neil, Mrs A., 16 Princes Street.

Robertson, George, Lunnan, 38 M^dton Road.

Watson, D., 31 Victoria Street.

Watson, Wm., 12 Queen Street.

Watson, R., Knoweside, Prestwick Road.

Wilson, Mrs, 66 York Street Lane.

DENTISTS.

Frew, John, 7 Cathcart Street.

Hunt, J. P., 1? Charlotte Street.

Stirling, J., L.D.S., 23 Wellington Square.

DRAPERS. Andersion Bros., 62 Alloway Street. Black, W. R., 8 and 10 High Street. Cowieson Bros., 86 High Street. Brown, D., 1 George Street. Easdale, Mrs, 27 Green Street. Emporiam, 65 to 39 High Street. Goldie, Andrew, 36 Main Street. Hourston, D., 26 and 28 Alloway Street. Hunter and Grant, 2 High Street. Hyslop, Wallace and Co., 250 High Street. Johnson Bros., 50 High Street. Johnston and Finlayson, 13 Bums Statue Square. Lawrie and Smith, 29 Sandgate. Lusk and Co., 214 High Street. Macarthur, J. D., Winton Buildings, High Street. Mackie, Miss, 42 Main Street.

Macdonald, Penny and Mackenzie, 103 High Street. Mackenzie, J., 137 High Street. Mercer, Miss, 95 Main Street. M'Clure, R., 28 New Bridge Street. M'Cnlloch, 173 High Street. M'Intyre, James, 2 Gordon Place. M'Ninch, Mrs Wm., 11 George Street. M'Vicar, Robert, Ailsa Buildings, High Street.

trades' DlKECTOllY. 225

Murchie, Miss A., 29 Allowaij Street.

Purdie, Miss, 117 High Street.

Ritchie and Co., 217 High Street.

Robertson and Co., 172 High Street.

Smith, James, and Son, 68 High Street.

Smiith, James, 116 High Street and 22 Ma'n Street.

Steele, Alex., 162 High Street.

Thomson, John S., 225 High Street.

Young, David, 155 High Street.

Young, Thomas, 54 Newmarket Street.

Watson, Wm., 7 Bums Statue Square.

DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS.

Those marked (m) are milliners only. Aird, Mrs, 1 Alberti Terrace. Airlie, Miss, 138 High Street. Anderson Brothers, 62 Alloway Street. Baird, Miss, 16 Barns Street. Black, W. R., 8 and 10 High Street. Bone, Miss, 252 High Street (m). Boyd, Miss, 1 St John's Place, Fort> Street. Brown, Miss Spence, 2 Bams Crescent. Bryson, Miss, 14 Sandgate (m.) Burgess, Miss, 4 Charlotte Street. Burns, Miss, 18 Academy Street. Caldwell, Miss, 43 Newmarket Street (m.) Campbell, Miss, 20 Cathcart Street. Dick, Miss, 153 High Street. Douglas, Mrs, 17 Beresford Terrace. Douglas, Mrs, 24 Fullarton Street (m.) Durham and Wright, 3 Killoch Place. Fullarton, Mrs, 6 Cassillis Street.

Glendinning, Miss, 31 Union Buildings, Smith Street (m.) Goudie, Misses, 10 Wallace Street and 34 Main Street (m.) Goudie, Miss, 29 Dalbla^r Road. Howatson, Miss, 6 St John's Place. Hourston, D., 26 Alloway Street. Hunter and Grant, 2 High Street. Hyslop, Wallace and Co., 250 High Street. Johnson Brothers, 50 High Street. Johnston and Finlayson, 13 Burns Statue Square. Kay, C. F. and M., 6 Mill Street. Kerr, Miss, 129 High Street (m). Lang, Miss, 24 Union Buildings (m). Lawrie and Smith, 29 Sandgate. Loudon, Misses, Wellington Chambers. Macarthur, J. D., Winton Buildings, High Street.

226 TRADES DIHECTORY.

Macdonald, Penny and Mackenzie, 103 High Street.

Mackenzie, J., 130 High, Street.

M'Vicar, Robert, Ailsa Buildings, High Street.

Meikle, Miss, 53 Newmarket Street (m.)

Mitchell, Misses, South Place, 32 Midton Road.

Morton, Miss, 122 High Street.

M'Bride, Miss, 58 Newmarket Street.

M'Call, JVIiss, 2 Landau Buildings.

M'Kissock, Miss, 33 Fullarton Street.

M'Leod, Misses, 22 Fullarton Street.

M'Naught, Miss, 6 Cromwell Place.

Nishet, Mss, 6 Church Street.

Park and Smith, 48 Main Street.

Purdie, Miss, 117 High Street.

Ritchie and Co., 217 High Street.

Robertson and Co., 172 High Street.

Russell, Misses, 229 High Street.

Scott, Miss, 13 Newmarket Street.

Simpson, M. and A., Wellington Chambers (m.)

Sloane, Miss, 5 Union Buildings (m.)

Smith, Misses, 5 Charlotte Street.

Thomson, Mrs D., 23 Dalblair Road.

Vaiis, Miss, 42 Allison Street.

Young, David, 155 High Street.

Young, Donald, 36 Newmarket Street.

Young, Miss J., 41 Burns Statue Square.

Young, Thomas, 54 Newmarket Street.

DRYSALTERS.

Findlay and Co., York Street Lane. King, Miss, 28 George Street. Utilitarian, Ltd., 3 Newmarket Street. Wight, John, 234 High Street.

DYERS.

Brand and Mollison, 4 Sandgate. Wallace, WUliam, 188 High Street. Bowie, W. and J., 15 Newmarket Street.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. Auld, Wm., and Sons, 70 Sandgate. Reid and Co., 108 High Street.

ENGINEERS AND IMPLEMENT MAKERS.

Ayr Structural and Stamping Coy., West Sanquhar Road. Copland, J. Lindsay, Clarence Works, ISmith Street. Mackie, David, 63 Peebles Street.

trapes' niRBCTORY. 227

Montgomerie, Hugh, 33 George Street.

Reid, D. H. and F., 72 Green Street Lane.

Taylor, J. and A., Ltd., Townliead Works, Smith Street.

Wallace, R. and Son, Railway Bridge.

FANCY WAREHOUSES. Arbuckle, Mrs, 94 Sandgate. Brown, J., 32 Alloway Street. Gibson, James, 25 Main Street. Jack, 67 and 69 Newmarket Street. M'Cance, Wm., 256 High Street. Orr, Miss, 17 Alloway Street. Rowan, M., 189 High Street. Reid, M. M., 1 High Street.

FISH AND GAME MERCHANTS.

Anderson, Robert, 35 Main Street.

Allan, Mrs, 22 New Bridge Street and Darling Place, Prestwick,

Hill, P. B., 47 High Street.

M'Leod, Mrs, 179 High Street.

Wregg, J., 178 High Street.

FLESHERS. Adam and Co., 5 Newmarket Street. Adam, M. C, 27 Alloway Street. Ajo-shire Meat Co., 11 Wallace Street. Br-own, Hugh, 3 Peebles Street. Burns, John, 68 Cross Street. Burns, Thos., 30 Wallace Street. Climie, A., 199 High Street. Climie, T., 24 Main Street.

Dunlop, James, 61 Wallace Street and 1 Wellington Street. Eastman Ltd., 10 New Bridge Street. Fletcher, P., 167 High Street. Frew, John, 51 and 245 High Street, FuUarton, J., 43 George Street. Gibson, J., 26 High Street. Gibson, Peter, 94 Main Street.

Kilmarnock Co-operative Society, Ltd., Main Street. Mitchell, Walter and Sons, 14 Main Street. Morton, H., 18 Gordon Place. M'Callum, John, 12 Carrick Street. M'Farlane, Thos. 86 Sandgate. M'Nair, H., 22 Sandgate. M'Queen, Charles, 18 Alloway Street. Picken, David, 71 Main Street. Picken, James, 88 New Road. Stewart, Robert, 113 George Street.

228 trades' directory.

FRUITERERS AND GREEN-GROCERS. Barnes, William, 74 George Street. Bone, David, 10 Newmarket Street. Cameron, Mxs, 84 Sandgate. Cunningham, A., 30 High Street. Donaldson, David, 63 Wallace Street. Donaldson, Miss, 11 Old Bridge Street. Kilgour, Miss, Tarn's Brig. Langton, Mrs W. A., 51 Sandgate. Marshall, Wm., 6 New Bridge Street. Millar, Miss, 111 Main Street.

Miller, Miss, 77 D'Auray Buildings, Dalblair Road. Milroy, James, 16 Alloway Street.

M'Culloch, R., 91 Ma^n Street and 10 Un^on Buildings. M'Cutcheon, D. and G., 37 Alloway Street. M'Kelvie, A., 75 Main Street. M'Lauchlan and Co., 213 High Street. M'Nee, W., 177 High Street. Paul, Miss, 45 Carrick Street. Russell, M. and J., 36 Sandgate. Sproat, W. and J., 151 High Street. Thomson, Mrs, 30 George Street. Wallace, Robert, 2 Sandgate.

GRAIN MERCHANTS. Cellars, David, 5 Carrick Road. Craig, James, and Son, 42 North Harbour Street. Flint, W., and Son., 11 and 13 South Harbour Street. Inglis and Son, 43 Allowa.y Street. Loudon, John, 11 Castlehill Road. M'Creath, David, 32 Park Circus. Scoular and Sons, 5 Carrick Street. Smith, A., and Son, 21 Alloway Street.

Steele, Thomas, 61 South Haxbour Street and Railway Bridge. Wight, W. and Co., 153 High Street. Wyllie, D. and Co., 197 High Street. Wyllie, C, 34 Kyle Street.

GROCERS AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

Those marked (s) sell spirits. Allan, G. E., 76 Sandgate. Allan, T., 106 Main Street (s). Bone, R. , 15 Nelson Street. Cameron, Andrew, 149 High Street (s). Cameron, Daniel, 14 Wellington Street. Campbell, D., 85 Main Street. Cassels, D., 157 High Street (s).

TRADES DIRECTORY. 229

Cassels, R., 80 Russell Street.

Clark, William, 15 Union Avenue.

Cooper and Co., 148 High Street.

Dickie, James, 78 Allison Street.

Douglas, W., 23 Content Street.

Forrest, R. and Co., 62 High Street (s).

Gordon Brothers, 25 Newmarket Street (s).

Grant, D., 82 Main Street.

Gray, James, 10 Church Street.

Harvey, W., 242 High Street.

Hogg, Matthew, 182 High Street.

Home and Colonial Stores, 150 High Street.

Kennedy, Peter, 14 New Bridge Street (s).

Kay, William, 36 George Street.

Kirmarnock Co-operative Society, Ltd., 5 South Harbour Street

and Weaver Street. Linden, James, 78 Main Street. Lipton, Ltd., 142 High Street. Lockhart, Mrs A., 11 Sandgats (s). Malcolm, Mrs, 50 Content Street. Miller, Mrs T., 59 Wallace Street (s). Mitchell, Mrs, 1 Ralston Place, West Sanquhar Road. Money, Wm., 163 High Street. M'Cartney, James, 53 High Street (s). M'Cluskie, J., 50 and 52 Mar.n Street (s). M'Bride, H. A., 14 Elba Street (s). M'Connell, Wm., 12 Gordon Place. M'CleUand, Robert, 8 Burns Statue Square. M'Olelland, Wm., 63 George Street. M'Creath, Thomas, 228 High Street (s). M'Quaker, J., 29 Green Street. M'Quaker, Wm., 20 Content Street (&). M'Whirter, Mrs A., 72 Green Street (s). Oliver, C. S., 29 High Street (s), and Wellington Chambers,

Fort Street. Paterson, A., 4? Main Street. Paterson, D., 39 Main Street (s). Paterson, J. H., 204 and 206 High Street. Paterson, W., and Sons, 227 High Street (s). Pollock and Smith, 100 and 104 High Street. Ramsay, William, 266 High Street (s). Richmond, Mrs, 24 Wellington Street. Robertson. John, 99 New Road. Samson, Thomas, 28 Sandgate (s). Shaw, John, 10 Gordon Place (s). Smith, John and Co., 2 and 4 Allison Street (s). Stevenson, John, 85 George Street.

230 trades' directory.

Stewart, R., 115 George Street.

Thomson, James, 118 High Street (s).

Thomson, J., 158 High Street (s:).

Thomson, J. W., 90^ New Road.

Thomson, M., 12 Sandgate (s).

Vanoe, John, 8 M'Call's Avenue.

Wallace, R., Town's Buildings, 5, 7, and 9 High Street (s).

Weir, James, 90 Cross Street.

Watt, Wm. D., 60 Alloway Street.

Wilson, J., 139 Main Street (s).

Wilson, Wm., 1 Waggon Road.

Wyllie, Miss, 93 George Street.

WjlUe, T. K., 1 Taylor Street (s).

GUNMAKERS.

M'Cririck, J. and Sons, 72 Sandgate.

HAMCURERS.

Lennox and Gebbie, 100 High Street. Mitchell, W. and Sons, 14 Main Street. M'Crae, Hugh, 115 High Street. Strathearn and Co., 5 and 7 River TeiTace.

HATTERS. Connell, G. L. W., 201 High Street. Craig, Gordon, 22 High Street. Gibson, John, 82 High Street. Hosie, John, 23 Newmarket Street. Mitchell, Robert, 98 High Street. Miller, Robert-, jun., 4 jVIain Street. Thomson, J. and Son, 88 H'gh Street.

HOSIERY AND BABY LINEN WAREHOUSES.

Burgess, Miss M., 4 Charlotte Street.

Fisher, Miss, 51 Newmarket Street.

Howat, M. and J., 44 George Street.

Mackie, Miss, 42 Main Street.

Macartlmr, J. D., Winton Buildings, High Street.

Mackenzie, J., 137 High Street.

Mercer, Misses, 95 Main Street.

M'Clure, R. S., 28 New Bridge Street.

M'Fadzean, Mre R., 124 High Street.

M'Kellar, D., 43 Main Street.

M'Leod, Misses, 26 Newmarket Street.

Perry, Mrs M., 6 Newmarket Street.

Robertson, A. S., 4 Old Bridge Street and AUoway Street.

Scotch Wool Stores, 59 High Street.

TRADES DIRECTORY. 231

Stevenson, M. and M., 7 Alloway Street. '

Thomson, J. and Son, 88 High Street. Thomson, J. S., 225 High Street. Watson, M. and S., 34 High Street. Young, D., 36 Newmarket Street.

HOUSE FACTORS.

Brown, H., Milrig Place, 8 Charlotte Street. Clark, James, 4 Arran Terrace. Crawford, David, 62 Newmarket Street. Hunter, Wm., 24 Sandgate. Langton, Mrs W. A., 51 Sandgate. Miller, William, Nile Court, High Street. Murray, James, Dingwall Cottage, 12 Hawkhiil. M'Skimming, J. C, 7 Wellington Square. Ramsay, John, Milrig Hotel, Charlotte Street. Scott, James, 68 Newmarket Street. Scott, J. T., 29 Newmarket Street. Smith, J. and W., 21 Newmarket Street, Thmer, Thomas, 21 Newmarket Street.

INNS AND HOTELS. Alfred Hotel, 8 and 10 Sandgate, Wm. Bridges. Ayr Arms Hotel, 209 High Street, Matthew Dickie. " Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel, 1 Killooh Place, Mrs T. Steen. Belair Boarding House, George Watson. Black Bull Hotel, 21 and 22 River Street, Mrs Hannah. Buck's Head Hotel, 1 Alloway Street, J. Westwater. Burns Statuei Hotel, 9 Burns Statue Square, John Law. Market Hotel, Castlehill Eoad, James Cochrane. Cowan's Temperance Hotel, 4 Carrick Street, Mrs Newlands. Craigie Imi, 117 George Street, Allan M'Quater. Crown Hotel, 99 High Street, J. Maitland. Hotel Dalblair, 42 Aloway Street. Eglinton Hotel, 4 Alloway Street, James M'Mann. King's Arms Hotel, 14 High Street, Mrs Wm,. Scott. Kyle Hotel. 9 Kyle Street, Mrs I. Ritchie. Milrig Hotel, Charlotte Street, John Ramsay. M'Lean's Temperance Hotel, 5 Killoch Place, A. M'Lean. Plough Inn, 237 High Street, William M'Kissock. Queen's Hotel, 9 South Harbour Street, James M'Queen. Star Hotel, 102 High Street. Station Hotel, Townhead, H. P. Stephenson. Smi Hotel, 223 High Street, A. M'Lean. Tarn o' Shanter Inn, 230 High Street, J. Scott. The Trades Hotel, York Street, John Carson. Victoria Hotel, 5 Kyle Street, D. Wilkie. Victoria Inn, 24 Hope Street, Mrs R. Hallan. Waverly Temperance Hotel, 8 New Bridge Street, D. Grant. Wheat Sheaf Imi, 7 Jolui Street, A. Mai'tin. Ye Y'lrppe Innc, 159 High Street, M.s Fulton.

i

232 TKADES' DIRECTOEY.

IRONFOUNDEES.

Hunter, R., and Sons, Wallacetiown Fbiuidry, Limond's Wynd. -Rodger, J. M., Kyle Foundry, Townbead. Ure, William, Ayr Foundry, Green Street.

IRONMONGERS.

Cameron, R., 140 Hi^h Streiet. Davidson, Miss, 15 Main Street. Gillan; T., 121 High Street. Highet and Hunter, 95 High Sftreet. Howat's, 110 High Street. Limond, T., 120 High Street. M'Innes, John, 2 Main Street. Morris, John, 38 Main Street. Paterson, J. D., 8 Old Bridge Street. Semple, Alex. G., 57 High Street. Smith, Wm., 12 Alio way Street. White, A. A., 59 AUoway Street.

IRON SHIPBUILDERS.

M 'Knight, S. and Co. (Limited), South Quay.

JOINERS.

Those; marked (u) are funeral imdertakers. Allan and Co., 125 Main Street. Arthur, Matthew, Doonfoot. Brackenridge, Alex., 53 Green Street Lane. Campbell. David, 23 Union Buildings. Clarke, William, 43 Sandgate Street. Clark, Quintin, 29 Main Street. Cook, John, 49 New Road (u). Davidson, John, 49 New Road. Drinnan, John, 30 Wallace Street. Drinnan, J. and W., 116 Geoirge Street. Drinnan, Wm., 82 George Street. Ferguson, George, and Co., 115 High Street (u). Forrest, J., 41 George Street. Guthrie, William, 235 High Street (u). Hood, Thomas, 34 New Road (u). Jack, JameiS, 54 Kyle Street. Kay, John, 46 George Street. Kirkland, David, 21 Bums Statu© Square. Lyon, Alex., 65 Main Street (u). Meikle, J. and D., 44 and 46 Main Street. Miller, George, 10 High Street (u). Milligan, David, Smith Street. Milligan, D. and J., 46 Kyle Street. M'Creath, James, 29 Fullarton Street (u). M'Creath, Robert, 38 Carrick Street. M'Lachlan, J. and Son, 76 Dalblair road. M'Lean, D.. Bellevale. Paterson and Anderson, 72 High Street. Paton, William, 19 Kyle Street.

TEADES' DIRECTORY. 233

Eamsay, Wm., 56 Sandgate. ,

Stewart, John S., 122 George Street.

LATHSPLITTERS.

FuUarton. J. and W., 45 New Road. Watson, R., 51 Main Street.

LAUNDRIES.

Bla<;kwood, Mrs, 9 Cathcart Street.

Brown, Miss, 7 and 9 George Street.

Dalrjrmple Laundry, Dalrymple.

Dirnlop, Mrs, St. Clair Cottage.

Gibb, Mrs (Hawkhill Laundry), 46 Hawkhill Avenue.

Gibson, Mrs, 10 Elba Street.

Greenan Laundry Co., Doonfoot, D. Bowie, manager.

Hay, Miss, 21 James Street.

Hunter, Mrs, 22 Duke Street.

Martin, Mrs, 4^ Cromwell Place.

Miller, Mrs G., 3 Wattfield Road.

M'Crorie, Miss (Craigie Laimdry), 25 Content Street.

Neill, Miss, 72 Dalblair Road.

Niven, Miss, 39 Weaver Street.

Paterson, Mrs, 54 Green Street.

Shields, Mrs, 24 Kyle Street.

Robb, Mrs A., 70 Princes Street.

Taylor, Mrs., 28 Mill Sitreet.

Tulloch, Miss (Victoria Laundry), 88 Prestwick Road.

Wallace, H. H. (American Steam Laundry), 25, 27, and 29 Wallace

Street. Woodbum, Miss (Viewiield Laundry), 22 and 24 Allison Street. Young, Mrs, Afton Place, 8 Carrick Road.

LEATHER CUTTERS.

Boyd, Alexander, 6 Old Bridge Street. Paterson, J., 4 Kirkport, High Street.

LADIES' NUR^S. Armour, Mrs, 1 Campbell Street. Baird, Mrs, 187 High Street. Cross, Mrs, 37 Mill Street. Ciunming. Miss M., 1 Kyle Street. Hamilton, Mrs, 46 Allison Street. Harris, Miss, 2 Barns Crescent. Hood, Mrs 8 Garden Street. Jardine, Mrs, 24 Beresford Terrace. Kay, Mrs, 52 Kyle Street. Lawrie, Mrs, 20 Russell Street. Lusco, Mrs, 46 Fort Street. M'Cartney, Mrs, 61 Content Street. M'Connacliie, Miss, 2 Barns Crescent. M'Garroch. Miss, 34 Union Avenue. M'William, Mrs, 20 Carrick Street. Paton, Mrs, 103 High Street.

234 trades' directory.

Stewart, Mrs, 144 High Street. Tennant, Miss, 55 Princes Street. Thomson, Miss, 25 Eiver Terrace. Walter, Mrs, 3 Seaiorth Place .

MANUFACTUEEES.

Allan, C. K., 147 Soitth Harbour Street.

Ayrshire Eubber Co., 21 and 22 Union Buildings, Smith Street- rubber. Coc'kbum Ltd., 170 High Streiet^ — chemist. Cuthbort, Alexander, and Son, M'Call's Avenue— boots. Dobbie, E., and Co., Mill Street — boots. Gardiner, John and Co., Vie-wfield Eoad — ^tweed. Gray, W. C, off Prestwick Eoad^ — carpets. Howat,, D. G. and Co., off Allison Street — lace. Hyland, Thomas and Co., Eiver Terrace^ — starch and gum. Jamie, M. and Co., 47 Content Street — muslin. M'Kechnie, D., Tam's Brig — rope. Paterson, A. and Son, Mill Streiet — ^boots. Eeid, J. and Sons, Eussell Street — woollen and wincey. Eitchie, Wm. and Son, 18 Church Street — ^muslin. Eusk, J. M., 14 Alloway Street — rope. Smith, J, and D., Tam's Brig — ^boots.

MILLEES.

Craig, James and Son, 42 North Quay.

Secular, E. and Son, Dutch Mills, near Ayr.

Smith, A. and Son, Ayr Mills, Mill Street, and Alloway Mills.

Steele, J. A., Overmills, near Ayr.

MUSIC TEACHEES.

Alexander, Miss, 11 Bams Terrace. Burgoyne, W. G., Craigie Eoad. Cairns, Miss, 12 Cathcart Street. Caldwell, David, 5 Qiieien's Terrace. Carlisle, Miss D., 10 Rams Street. Dalziel, Miss (piano), 8 -Cromwell Place, Davies, Charles, 22 Miller Eoad. Doak, James, 19 Bellevue Crescent. Douglas, Miss, 40 Dalblair Eoad. Ely, George H. 4 Sandringham Terrace. Eveleigh, W. G., 3 Park Terrace. GraveiS, Henry, L.E.A.M., 4 Park Circus. Hunter, Misses, 37 Dalbla'r Eoad. M'Farlane. Eobert, 23 Fort. Street. Murchie, Missee, 31 Allowav Street. Eichardson. Thomas, 7 Gordon Terrace. Senior, W.. Bellevue House, Bellevue Eoad. Williamson, J. K., Louisdene, 94 Allison Street.

NUESEEYMEN, SEEDSMEN, AND MAEKET GAEDENEES. Those marked (s) are seeclsmfen only. Those marked (m) are market gardeners only. Adamson, James, 16 Smith Street.

trades' DIRECTOhY. 235

Bone, David, Prestwick (m). •

Bryden, Thomas, Holmston Eoad.

Cameron, Andrew, Eobsland, Monmiient road (m).

Dykes, J. and Son, 21 Sontii Harbour Street (s).

Imrie, Thos. and Son, 156 Hig'h Streiet (s).

Imde and Co., 55 Castlehill Road.

Inglis and. Son, 43 Allo-way Stretet (s).

Marshall, Wm., Moorpark, off Prestwick Road (m).

Miller, W. Hawkhill Avenue (m).

M'Andrew. James, 2 Dalblair Road (m).

M'Cutcheon, D. G., Doonfoot (m).

Scott, R., Arran View, 142 Prestwick Road (s).

Taylor, John, Blackhouse, Hawkhill (m).

Thomson, James, Ewenfield Road (m).

Wyllie, D., and Co., 197 High Street (s).

OUTFITTERS.

Anderson Brothers, 62 Alloway Street. Blackwood and Co., 33 Sandgate Street. Miller, J., 139 High Street. Hoxirston, D., 36 Alloway Street. Jamieson, J., and Co., 106 High Street. Johnson Brothers, 50 High Street. Hepworth, Joseph and Son, 136 High Street, Macarthur J. D., Winton Buildings. Miller, Robert, Jfunior, 4 Main Street. Redmayne. S., and Son, 152 High Street.

PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS.

Aird, James, 12 Church Street.

Bennett, J. a., and Sons, Wellington Chambers.

Eraser, G. D., 19 Union Buildings, Sm'th Street.

Fulton, James H., 101 New Road.

Goudie, W., 51 Allison Street.

Hunter, Matthew, 19 Main Street.

Johnston, W. and Son, 54 Sandsrate.

M'Gregor, H., 32 Carrick Street.

M'Leod, J.. 28 Newmarket Stree..

Stewart, W., 22 Newmarlket Street.

Willock, Wm., and Son, Macneillie Buildings, Newmarket Street.

PAYIERS.

M'Andrew, C, 12 New Road.

PAWNBROKERS.

Boyle, George, 66 C^'oss Street.

Boyle, Peter, 31 Cross Street.

Leckie, A.. 115 High Street.

M'Kenna. Wm. 20 River Street.

Old Equitable Loan Co., 66 High Street.

PERFUMERS AND HAIRDRESSERS.

Those marked (h) are hairdressers only. Anderson, R., 17 Wallace Street (h).

N

236 trades' directory.

Bulloch, James, 8 Kirk Port (h).

Caddis, W., 5 George Street (h).

Callan, 103 Main Street (h).

Christie, D., 189 High Street (h).

Currie, Miss, 28 High Street (h).

Dietrich, H., 46 Alloway Sitreet,

Fisher, J.. 65 High Street (h).

Gordon, G., 103 Main Street (h).

Graham, A., 7 Mill Street (h).

Hamilton, 104 Main Street (h).

Leglize, A.. 91 High Street.

Le Clair, Louis, 50 Newmarket Street.

Stevenson, James, 6 High Street and 5 Main Street (h).

Sutherland, Charles, 16 Newmarket Street.

Wood, G., 1 Mill Street (h).

PHOTOGKAPHIC AETISTS.

Bara, CtomweU Place, Fort. Hess, Wilhelm, 7 Killoch Place. Maloni, T. 29 Newmarket Street. Monnickendam, Alex., 45 Sandgate. Nimmo, James, 4 Barns Street. Terras, Mrs Eobert, 42 Sandgate.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

(See Index).

PIANOFORTE WAREHOUSE.

Dakiel and Napier, 58 Sandgate.

Paterson, Sons, and Co., 34 Newmarket Street.

Senior, Edward, 33 Bums Statute Square.

PLASTERERS. Bone, D. and T., 86 Elba Street. Glen, Matthew, Isla Cottage, West Sanquhar Eoad. Legget, J., and Sons, 11 and 12 Nelson Street. Miller, Wm., 40 Mill Street. Vass, William, 25 Fort Street.

PLUMBERS AND SLATERS.

Those marked (s) are slaters only. Atild, Wm., and Sons, 70 Sandgate. Ballantyne, Alexander, 24 Newmarket Street (s). Campbell, John, and Co., 175 High Streiet. Dalrymple, Alexander, 115 High Street. Drinnan and Murphy, 88 George Street. Dunbar, J.. 14 Carrick Street. Highet, J. C, 10 Allowav Streiet. Highet, W., and Son., 14 and 16 Fort Street. Irvine, Archibald, 19 Carrick' Street (s). Irvine, John, 35 Fullarton Street (s). James, R. and J., 18 North Quay. Kennedy, Wm., 13 Academy Street.

TRADES DIRECTORy. 237

Lamb, James, 7 Garden Street (s). •

Lyon, Alexander., 45 Sandg-ate.

Meikle, John, 13 and 14 Kiver Street.

Murohie, John, 19 Geore^e Street.

M'llwraith, Cowan and Co., 108 High Street.

M'Kelvie, Eobert, 97 Green Street.

Tj'rie and Mercer, 229 High Street.

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.

"Ayrshire Post," Ltd., Nile Cburt, 154 High Street.

Fergusson, Alexander, 18 High Street.

Ferguson and Co., "Observer," 26 Union Buildings, Smith Street.

GemmeU, T. M., and Son, 100 High Street.

Murray, Hugh, 4 New Bridge Street.

REGISTER OFFICES FOR SERVANTS.

Cameron, Mrs., 84 Sandgate. Fraser, James, 63 Alloway Street. Goudie, Miss J., 73 Alloway Street. Henry, Hugh, 35 Newmarket Street. Hess, Mrs. 7 Beresford Terrace. Langton, Mrs W. A., 51 Sandgate. Paul, Miss. 45 Carrick Street. Spencer, Mrs D. C, 82 Sandgate. Scott, James, 68 Newmarket Street.

REMNANT WAREHOUSE.

Meredith, M., 96 High Street.

RESTAURANTS.

Ayr Coffee House, 54 High Street — J. Bowden, manager.

Brown, J., Victoria Restaurant, 2 New Bridge Street.

Campbell, J., 262 High Street.

Downie, Mrs, 52 Sandgate.

Dyer, William, Wallace Tower, 176 High Street.

Goudie, John, and Son, 231 High Street.

Miller, Mies — Railway Restaurant, 18 Union Buildings, Smith

Street. Shurger, M., Place d'Auray Building, 54 Alloway Street. Smith, Mrs Alex. — Alloway Dining Rooms — 17 Burns Statute

Square. Wallace, T., 169 High Street. Windsor Restaurant, 254 High Street — Abel Girotte.

ROPE AIN^ TWINE MAKERS. M'Kechnie D., Tarn's Brig. Rusk, J. M., 14 Alloway Street.

SADDLERS.

Bone, William, and Sons, 69 Alloway Street. Campbell, David, 161 High Street. Campbell, J., 21 Sandgate. Spiers, John, 15 Burns Statute Square

238 trades' directory.

SAILMAKEKS.

M'Bride and Co., 2 Green Street. M'Keclinie, D., Tarn's Brig.

SCULPTORS.

Boyd, Joseph, Eailway Bridge, Townhead. Douglas, James, Eailway Bridge, Townhead. Kenned, James, Holmston Road. M'Quater, Allan, 166 George Street.

SEXTONS. Christie, H., Newton Burying Ground and Wallacetown Burying

Ground — ^house, 39 York Street. M'Millan, Alexander, Wallacetown Cemetery — ^house, 82 Elba

Street. Pringle, Adam, Ayr Cemetery, Cumnock Road.

SHERIFF OFFICERS.

(See Index.)

SHIP CHANDLERS.

M'Bride and Co., 2 Green Street.

Wilson and Goodwin, 38 North Harbour ^Ibreet.

SOLICITORS.— (See Index.)

STAIR RAILER.

Jack, James, 54 Kyle Street.

TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.

Those marked (t) are tailors only. Bennett, A. M., 57 Sandgate. Cowan, John, 17 New Bridge Street. Craddoch, R., 166 High Street. Curdie and Hamilton, 60 Main Street. EUiot, George, 9 New Road (t). Halliday, J., 8 Cathcart Street. Houston, W. Wyllie, 19 Newmarket Street. Hyslop, Wallace, and Co., 250 High Stree.. Johnson Bros., 50 High Street. Keenan, S. 44 Fort Street. Love, John, 61 Newmarket. Street. Miller, Robert, junior, 4 Main Street. Mills, James, 86 Main g/treet. Montgomerie, William, 39 George Street. Morrison, Matthew, 79 Main Street. MacDonald. Penny, and Mackenzie, 103 High Street. MacVicar, Robert, Ailsa Buildings, High btreet. M'Cubbin, and Son, 40 Newmarket Street. M'Dennont, William, 46 Elba Street (t). Ogg, William, 46 Sandgate.

Purdie, WUliami, and Son, 20 New Bridge Street. Robertson, James, 88 Allison Street.

i

. trades' directory. 239

Eobertson, R., 11 Burns Statute Square. '

Rose, Robert, 46 Alloway Street.

Rowan, Thomas, 7 Carrick Street.

Saddler, William, 55 Allowaj^ Street.

Smith, Robert, Academy Street.

Webster, A. J., 64 Newmariket Street.

Wilson, H.. Clunes Vennal (t).

Young, John, 48 George Street.

TANNERS AND CURRIERS. Dobbie, R.. and Co., Mill Street. Paterson, A., and. Son, Mill Street. Paterson, John, 79 Mill Street.

THATCHERS.

GaJloway, John, 6 Taylor Street. Rae, James, 14 Content Street.

TINSMITHS AND GASFITTERS.

Chalmers, R., and Son, 71 and 73 Wallace Street. Chalmers, William, 9 Alloway Street. Howat's, 110 High Street. M'Lean, Charles, 244 Hig-h Street.

TOBACCONISTS. Abernnethie, M., 12 New Bridge Street. Alsing, G. F., 57 Newmarket Street. Anderson, John, and Co., 15 Old Bridge Street. Bolton, James, 16 Carrick Street. Currie, Miss, 28 High Street. Cowan, S., 14 Union Buildings, Smith Street. Ferguson, J. and Son, 2Q New Bridge Street. Fisher, J., 65 High Street. Hamilton, James, 104 Main Street. Kerr, Mrs T., 25 Bums Statue Square. M'Kissock. W., 241 High Street. Mustard, L. M., 33 Alloway Street. Neil, R., 8 Alloway Street. Rowan, M.. 189 High Street.

Stevenson, James, 6 High Street and 5 Main Street. Wilson, Allan, 195 High Street. Wilson, Miss, 238 Hiffh Street. Wyllie, A., 66 High Street.

TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

Ferguson, James and Son, 26 New Bridge Street.

TOBACCO PIPE MANUFACTURERS.

Carty, Robert, 32 Clunes Vennal.

UMBRELLA MAKERS.

Millar, R., 53 Alloway Street.

Paterson, M. F., 12 Union Buildings, Smith Street.

. 240 trades' directory.

Wright, Joseph, 72 Hig'h Street. Young, W., 27 Nefwmarket Street.

VETERINARY SURQEONS. Boyle, Wm., South Cottage, Miditon Road. Fletcher, Arthiu", Whitehall, 15 Beresford Terrace. M'Call, James, 66 Dalblair Road. Russell, Robert, 229 High Street. Weir, David, 6 Killoch Place.

WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS.

Allan, W., 4 Newmarket Street.

Dunlop, Hugh, 65 George Street.

Graham, James, 38 AUow^y Street.

Greenleeis, J., 39 Newmarket Street.

Kean, J. T., 12 Newmarket Street.

Logan, George, 100 Main Street.

Lyall, J., 9 Old Bridge Street.

Mark, M., and Son, 11 Newmarket Street.

Marshall, Al«x., 64 Hig-h Street.

Moryson, W., 59 Newrnarketi Street.

Mm-doch, R., 107 and 109 High street.

M'Murtrie, J. and Son, 18 Newmarket Street.

Stewart, R., 38 Hieh Street.

Templeton, J., 113 High Street.

WINE AJSTD SPIRIT DEALERS.

Beat, Charles, 13 New Bridge Street.

Brown, Andrew, 9 Newmarket Street.

Bixchanar» Arch., junior, 76 Higth Street.

Cleat, James, 176 High Street.

Dunlop, J.. 81 and 83 South Harbour Street.

Eraser, T., 61 High Street and 7 New Bridge Street.

Gold, William, 216 High Sitreet.

Hawthorn. Wm. 6 Main Street.

Innes, G., 36 North Harbour Street.

Johnston, Joseph, Athol Arms, 3 Burns Statute Square and 1 South

Harbour Street. Kent, William, 101 Main Street. Lees, John. 20 New Bridge Street. Littlejohn Bros., 3 Sandgate Street. L'Ongair, James, 56 Kyle Street. Martin, Andrew, 7 John Street. Millar, John, junior, 109 Main Street. Millar, Mrs T., Limond's Wynd. Montgomerie, R., 12 Wallace Street. Muir, T., 83 High Streiet. Munro, David, 48 High Street. M'Crorie, G., 131 George Street. M'Donald, Donald, 38 Green Street Lane. M'Quaker, J., 31 Green Streett. M'Quater, A., 119 George Street. Petto, John, 46 North Harboul: Street.

TRADES DIRECTORY. 241

Eobertson, Charles, 12 Kirk Port.

Rowe, A. M., 64 Main Street and 79 George Street.

Eus'sell, John, 35 South Harbovu- Street.

Shields, Robert, 40 High Street.

S'mith, James, 12 Main Street and 3 Boat Vennal.

Smellie, A., 7 South Harbour Street.

Steen, John, 8 Riyer Street and 145 High Street.

Thomson, A., 21 New Road.

Thomson, Allan, 10 Old Bridge Street.

Tiu-ner Ltd., 1 Main Street.

Turner, Mrs J. G., 127 South Harbour Street.

Tiirner, T. P., 191 Hi,?h Street.

Walker, James, Blue Bell, 122 High Street.

Walker, Thomas, 35 Kyle Street.

Young, Robert, 25 New Bridge Street.

WOOD MERCHANTS.

Alexander, Wm. and Sons, head of John Street. Green, James, York Streei.. M'Gregor, J. and Son, Tam's Brig. Paton and Sons, 48 North Quay.

WORSTED SPINNERS.

Templeton, James and Son, xo Kyle Street.

The numerals affixed to certain Names indicate their approximate distance in Miles.

ALLOWAY. .

Alston, John S., NewajHk! Castle, 3^.

Arthur, Jaraes, Stone Cottao^e, 2^.

Baillie, David, Williamfield, 2^.

Baird, Mrs J., Cambusdoon, 3.

Bell, W., Burns Anns Hotel, 2|.

Brack enridse, J., farmer, Clochranhill, 2 J.

Cook, George, Woodlands, 2-^.

Cowe, Richard, trainer, Slaphouse, 1^.

Cox, Wm.. Woodside Cottage, 2^.

Cunningham, E. C, joiner, 2^.

Cimningham, J. Y., clerk, Glenoairn, 2^.

Cimningham, T. T., Millbrae, 3.

Dill, Eev. S. M., Manse, 2^.

Dixon, John, Monument Cottage, 2f.

Donald, Hugh, Orchard, Wrightfield, 2^.

Douglas, John, Carrick Place, 2^.

Dunlop, W. H., Doonsidej, 3i.

Edgar, Eras., LL.D., E.E.S., Dconbrae, 2|.

Finlay, Mrs John, Greenfield House, 2^.

Forsyth, Frank, Eobertfield, 2^.

Goodfellow, James, Whinnieknowe, 2^.

Gray, Duncan, Greenfield Cottage, 2|.

Gray, John, farmer, Midton, 3^.

Guthrie, Brothers, seedsmen, Greenfield Cottage, 2^.

Harvey, Andrew, gardener, Eozelle Farm, f

Houldsworth, J. H., Eozelle, 2.

Howie, Wm., Stone Cottage, 2^.

Hutcheson, James, farmer, Blairston, 3.

Hutchison, John, farmer, Newarklaill, 3^.

Johnston, J., Alloway Cottage, 2^.

Jones, Miss Jane, Janefield Cottage, 2^.

Kennedy, Eobert, Poplar Cottage, 2^.

King, James, Eozelle Lodge, 2.

Mair, J., farmer, Slaphouse, 1^.

Mitchell, James, Bums Cottage, 2^.

Monaghan, Wiliam, butler, Cambusdoon Lodge, 2J.

Muir, James, Wrightfield Cottage, 2^.

Murphy, Archibald, Doonbrae Gardens, 2|.

Murray, Miss, postmistress, 2^.

OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 243

M'Nee, James, Wrightfield, 2^. '

Reid, Miss Helen, Park Cottage, 2^.

Scott, A. H. gardener, Wrightfield Cottage, 2^.

gcoular, Robert, and, Sons, Dutch Mills, 3.

Tiirnbull, James, schoolmaster, 2^.

Watt, James, farmerj Whitleys. 5^.

Watt, William, farmer, Newark Mains, 3.

Wilson, John, Keith Cottage, 2^.

COYLTON.

Allan, John, farmer, Holmstoii, If.

Barclay, Mrs James, farmer, Belstone, 3.

Blair, Gilbert, farmer, Milncraig, 4-^-.

Campbell, William, blacksmith, 6.

Clement, James, joiner. Old Toll, 2.

Cowaai, James, farmer, Corsehill, 5^.

Cowan, Matthew, famier, Wliibefordhill, 2^.

Cowan, William, farmer, Barngore, 6.

Cuthbert, James, Grove Cottage, 2.

Dale, Robert, fanner. Hole, 5^.

Davidson, William, P.O., Glen Store, 5^. v. ■

Dickson, Mrs James. Dixchray, 6L ^

Downie, Wm., boot and shoemaker, 6.

Downie, Miss, grocer, Hillhead, 6.

Duncan, Mrs, Hillhead, 6.

Dykes, William, farmer, Bellsbank and Patterhill, 3^.

Dj'kes, James, Patterhill, 4^.

Forbes, Jolm, Buck's Head, Joppa, 5.

Forbes, Hugh, baker, Joppa, 5.

Glasgow, Rev. J., The Manse, 6.

Hamilton, Mrs John, Tlie Cushat, 5^.

Hamilton, Claud, Sundrum, 5^.

Hannah, W., Ho.mston Toll, 1|.

Howat, William, ooUiery manager, Rosebank.

Hutchison. Thomas farmer, M'Cbshton, 7.

Hyslop, Alexander, farmer, Milmunnoch, 7.

Kay. John, junior, farmer, Pettoch, 7.

Kirkland, William, farmer, Lochend. 6.

Knox, John, farmer, Barbeth.

Laidlaw, W., farmer, Colquernon, 7^.

Law, John, Coylton Inn, 6.

Leggat, Mrs, Inn, Hillhead, 6.

Logan, Andrew, farmer, Overton, 6^.

Logan, Michael, farmer, Bargennoch, 6.

Lymbiirn, J., farmer, Cairnston, 6^.

Mair, James, farmer, Auld Byres, 6^.

Mair, Robert, fanner, Hannaston, 8.

Marr, John, bootmaker, Barbieston, 7^.

Moore, A. G., Shield Mains Colliery, 6^.

Murdoch, John, farmer, Laighpark, 5^.

Murchie, William, farmer, Bogside, 6^.

ivx Cardel. Alexander, Black Bull, Joppa, 5.

M'Laren, Donald, Sundnam, 4^.

244 OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Premtioe, John, fanner, Eaithhill, 6.

Pringle, Adam, Cemetery Lodge.

Eoxburgh, William, farmer, Biimton, 2^,

Semple, John, farmer, Sandhill, 5|.

Sloan, William, Bridge of Coyle, 6^.

^imith, John, Schoolhouse, 6.

Smith, William, tailor, Joppa, 5.

Speirs, James, farmer, Raithhill, 6^.

Stevenson, Alexander, farmer, Carbieston Mains, 6.

Stevenson, John, farmer, Gateside, 2^.

Thom, John, farmer, Holebogs. 6^.

Thorn, James, Oakbank Cottage, 5^.

Thom, Misses, Joppa, 5.

Tinman, James, baker, 5^.

Wallace, George, blacksmith, Sundnxm, ^.

Wallace, George, farmer, Burnclaugh, 4-|.

Watt, Miss, grocer, Joppa, 5. '

Wyllie, Wallace, bntcher, 5^.

Young, John, farmer, Westpark, 4^.

Young, Mrs M., Bridgend Farm, 6^.

Young, Mrs M., Byres Farm, 4.

Young, Mrs J., Ga'llowhill, 5.

Young, Samuel, farmer, Bridgend, 6^.

DALRYMPLE.

Alexander, G., Veanstone, 7. Baird, J., farmer, Bamford, 6^.

Baird,, Eobert and Maxwell, farmers, Cassillis Mill, 6^. Baird, Hus-h, farmer, Balsarroch, 5. Baxter, John, fruit grower, Tannoch Park, 7. Blair, James, farmer, Holmes, 6^. Blayloch, John, Colporteur, 6. Brown, Robert, rakemaker, 6. Brown, W. and D., hookmakeirs, 6. Calderwood. A., Perclewan Mill, 6.

Clark, William, registrar and inspector of poor, Barbieston Cot- tage, 6. Cowan, William, shoemaker, Dalrymple, 6. Grozii&r, R., Dalrymple, 6. Dick, William, Dalrymple. Douglas, A., Dalrymple. Duncan, Miss, Glenlea Cottage, ^. Fisher, R.. stationmaster, Dalrymple, 4^. Gracie, Rev. James, F.C. Manse, 6. Grant, Mrs, grocer, 6. Grant, John, tailor, 6. Hamilton^ James, blacksmith, 6. Hamilton, Thomas, grocer, 6. Hewat, Mrs, Burnbank Cottages, If. Hutchison. D., blacksmith, Benston, 6. Hutton, Robert, farmer, Lindsayton, 1^. Kay, J., farmer, Poterston, 7. Kennedy, James, Sessionfield Cottage, 6.

OUTLYING DISTEICT DIEECTOEY. 245

Kilpatrick, William, farmer, Wliitehill, 6^. •

King, John, Rodenbain, 8.

Lennox, James, and Son, fruit growers, 6.

Lochhead, A., schoolmaster, 6.

Logan, William, Hopetown Cottage, ^.

Main, Allan, carrier and carriage hirer, 6.

Mair, David, farmer, Knockjarder, 5^.

Mathieson. Brothers, joiners, 6.

Moodie, Mrs James, farmea:, Dunree, 7^.

Murchie, Daniel, farmer, Mountgomerieston, 8.

Murohie, Jolin, farmer, Netherton, 7^.

Mm-doch, John, farmer, Burton, 7.

Murray, Andrew, Dunmore Cottage, 5.

Murray, George, farmer, Martnaham Mains, 6.

M'Beth, John, postmaster, 6.

M'Call, James, Prempton Cottage, 6-^.

M'Connel, John, Carcluie Cottage, 4^.

M'Kay, Thomas, Laundry, Dalryinple, 6.

M'Quaker, D., Water Works, 5.

Nairn, Cuthbert, gardener, Doonholm Lodge, 3^.

Niven, John, junior, Barbieston.

Paton, James, Dalrymple Inn, 6.

Pollock, John, farmer, Benston, 6.

Pollock, W^illiam, farmer, Dustyhall, 6^.

Eamsay, James, Doonholm Cottage, 3^.

E-ennie, William, farmer. Woodlands, 6^.

Reid, James, blacksmith, Glenember, 7.

Reid, N., Springwell Cottage, 7.

Richmond, M., farmer, Kilmore', 8.

Rodman, Jolm, joiner, 6.

Ross, J., St. VaUey Cottage, 6.

Rowan, William, Knockjarder Cottage, 6.

Sinclair, Robert, Burnbank Cottages, 1^.

Steel, Huffh, shoemaker.

Templeton, J., farmer, Torr.

Teimock, A., Dalrymple.

Thomson, James, Thrashing-mill owner, Kirkton Cottage, 6.

Thomson, Thomas, Burnbank Cottages.

Thomson, Thomas, millman, Dalrymplei.

Wallace, Rev. John, E.G. Manse, 6.

Waugh, James, Rodenbain, 8.

White, Hugh, farmer, Macmanniston, 5.

Wood, Adam, Skeldon House, 7^.

Wo'odrow, Robert, forester, 6.

Wyllie, William, farmer, Commonhead, 7.

AUCHENDRANE (District.) Aird, Mrs J., Burnbank Cottages, 1|. Aird, Robert, Burnbank Cottages, l|. Baxter, William, Woodvale Cottages, If. Boyle, Miss A. L., Drumbarr, 3|. Brown, John, Annfield Cottages, If.

246 OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Cameron, J., Aucliendrane, 5.

Carnegie, Charles, Sumiybrae Cottage, 1|.

Carnegie and Baxter, Belmont Nvirsery, 1|. ■

Cathcart, Misses, Anchendrane House, 4.

Coats, Jamts, Auchendran'e! House, 5.

Dick, Mrs John, farmer, Doorholm, 3.

Glen, Mrs Allan, Atichinbeg-, 1|.

Hutton, Mrs, farmer, High Laigh Corton, 3^.

Kennedy, John, farmer, South Corton, 3^.

Mair, Jamesj, farmer. High Glengall, 2^.

Marr, Robert, farmer, Moimit Oliphant, 4-.

Murdoch, David, farmer. High Gorton, 3^.

Murdoch, John, farmer, Annfield, If.

Murdoch, William, farmer, Broomberry, 3|.

M'Crone, Mrs, farmer, Laigh Gorton, 3^.

M'Donald, Donald, head gardener, Auchendrane, 5.

M'Naughton, Neil, farmer, Laigh Glengall, 2.

Eillie, John, farmer, Fennickland, If.

Sloan, William, farmer, Barrhill, 4-.

Thomson, Mrs, BiuTibank Cottages, If.

Watt, Miss, farmer, Brae, 5.

"VMiite, William, farmer, Carcluie, 4-^.

Wyllie, John, farmer, Kincaidston, 2^.

Young, Robert, farmer, Blackhill, 41.

Young, Thomas, Pleasantfield Cottage, 5.

DUNURE.

Arthur, James, Mountcharles, 2^.

Bailie, Mrs R., Rosevale Cottagei, Doonfoot, 2^.

Blackburn, Mrs, Redford, Doonfoot, 2^.

Burton, James, blacksmith, Binrton, 3.

Duncan, Matthew, Scaur o' Doon, Doonfoot, 2^.

Dulilop, William, farmer, Dunure Mains, 7|.

Fergusson. J. B., Balgarth, 2^.

Fraser, farmer, Carwinshoch, 5^.

Fulton, James, farmer, Balis, 4.

Greenan Laundry Co., Doonfoot. (See advt. on coloured leaf.) 2jp.

Hamilton, James, farmer, Dunduff, 7.

Hunter, David, farmer, Fisherton, 6.

Jamieson, J., constable, Duriiure, 7.

Kemiedy, J. C, Dunure House, 7^.

Lees, Robert, farmer, Lagg, 5^.

Littlejohn, James, farmer, Gemoch, 5.

Muir, Andrew, Balig, 4.

Murdoch. Rev. W., Fisherton, 6.

Mutch, D., Low Perriestoin, 4^.

M'Creath, J., farmer, Greenan, 3.

M'Garvie. Andrew, farm^er Drumbain, 6.

M'Lean, David, Fisherton Cottage, 6.

M'Millan, G. A., schoolmaster Fisherton, 6^.

M'Whirter, A., joiner, Drumbain, 6.

Powrie, Dayid, Alderbank, Doonfoot, 2^.

Purdie, John, Fisherton, 5^.

OUTLYING DISTEICT DIRECTORY. 247

Ealston, Miss, Dooncroft, Doonfoot, 2^. •

Kennie, D.., garden er, Dunure, 7.

Eichmond, George, farmer, Drxinisliang-, 8^.

Eobertsoii, J., farmer, Glenays, 5.

Shaw, James, Spring Garden, 3J.

Sihiels, John, gamekeeper, Duntxre, 7^.

Simson, E. blacksmith, Dmiduff, 7.

Sipeir, H., farmer, Burton, 3^.

Struthers. William, farmer, Longhill, 3.

Sturgeon, James, farmer, Kyleston, 4.

Wallace, Mrs H., farmer, Perrieston, 4-.

Wilson, John, farmer, Laigh Kyleston, ^^.

Wright, Miss, Carrick View, Doonfoot, 2^.

MAONAIESTON. Armour, E., Jellieston, 6. Armstrong, James, farmer, Thornhill, 3^. Armstroiip- J., farm^er, Frairland, 3. Baird, E.., Farmer, Mount Fergusson, 5. Bell, George, farmer, Eoodland, 4^. Clark, David, farmer, Lochfergus 5. Cowan, James, farmeir, Sessionfield, 5. Cowan, Hemry, farmer, Frairland, 3. Garvie, George, Cedam Cottage, 2. Gibson, Wm., Jelliseton, 6. Happle, John, Woodend Smithy, 2|. Hay, C. E., Castlehill House, 2. Logan, George, farmer, Clo^ncaird and Mossend, 65. Murray, William, farmer, Bowmainston, 5^. M'Colm, Andrew, farmer, Whitehill, 5i. M'Connell, Q., Abbothill, 4. M'Fadzean, John, farmer, Merkland,. 4. M'Gawn, W., farmer, Nunsland, 5. M'Kerrow, David, farmer, Maciiairston, 5^. M'Eonald, John, farmer Braston, 3. Paton, Eobert, farmer. Trees, 4^. Pollock, James, farmer, Lindston, 4^. Eowand, J., farmer, Low Cockhill, 4. Eoxburgh, William, farme^', Crofthoad, 3. Shennan, John, farmer Bank, 2^. Skae, Dr, Glengall Asylum, 2J. Spier, John, farmer, Masonhill, 2^. White, David, fanner, Peggyshill, 2.

PEESTWICK AND NEW PEESTWICK,

Aitken, C. E., Kirkmay.

Aitkinson, W,, potato merchant, Doon Cottage.

Allan, Charles K., Kilmeny.

Allan, George, Oakbank.

Allan, Henry, Eiskenhope.

Allan, J.. Gowanlea.

Allan, J. W., painter, Ashton Cottage.

Allan, Wallace, Abingtoih Cottage.

248 OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Allan, W.. butcher, the Cro'ss.

Allan, Miss, 2 Bruce Quadrant.

Allan, Mrs, fishmonger, Darling Place.

Anderson, Mrs, 7 Regent Park.

Anderson, A., Blythbank.

Andrew, Alex., gardener. Main Street.

Andrew, Mrs, Albert Cottage.

Arthur, Mrs, Rosinheim.

Baird, J. ¥., Millerville Cottage.

Baird, Mrs, Bruce Quadrant.

Barr, Miss, Grosforth.

Bell, Mrs, Craigview.

Black, David, Inverclyde.

Bone, Miss, milliner. Darling Cottage.

Boyd, Mrs, Montgomerie Lodge.

Boyd, H., registrar, Maida Cottage.

Boyd, H., iunior, collector, Boyd SItreet.

Boyd, J. W., solicitor, Sandgate.

Boyd, Miss, Laurel Grove.

Bremner, A., grocer. Station Road.

BroAvn, H. insurance agent. Main street.

Brown, J., baker, the Cross.

Brown, R., weaving agent, Boyd Street.

Brown, Miss, Broompark.

Brownlea, Miss, Loudoun Cottage.

Bruce, Mrs, Rokeby House.

Bryce, J. B., Beaoh House.

Bryan, James, 8 Queen's Terrace.

Bums, Mrs, Ashlea.

Cairnduif, J. W., Elmbank.

Caldwell, Mrs, Belvoir. /^ ■, .

Campbell, J. H., fruiterer. Main Streetr— house, Bruce Quadrant.

Campbell, J., dairy. Manse Brae.

Campbell, J. L., plumber. Darling Place.

Clacher, John, upholsterer, Bruce Quadrant.

Clark, J., carter, Claverodk.

Clark, William, Golf Club.

Cochrane, Misses, dairj^ Primrose Cottage.

Cochrane, A. J., grocer, Main Street.

Connell, T., Fernbank.

Cook, J., Temperance Hotel, Ghazeporo House.

Corbet, J., carriage hirer, Main Street.

Cowan, Miss, Ailsa View.

Craig, D.. South Marina.

Crombie, Miss, Broomknowe.

Crookston, Thomas, Orianda.

Gumming. M., contractor, Bwcgh Cottage.

Cunningham, J., builder, Kerrfield.

Cunningham, Mrs, Regent's Park.

Currie, Miss, Glenairlie.

Dalrymple, Mon. H., Springbank.

Darroeh, Mrs, Clyde Villa.

Dickson, Miss, 5 Queen's Terr£ice.

OUTLYING DISTKICT DIRECTORY. 249

Donald, Robert, Frewvale.

Dove, Miss, Bellegrove.

Drummond C, farmer. New Dykes.

Dunbar, Mrs, Brownfield.

Dunlop, J. C, builder, Amelia Cottac^e, New Prestwick.

Dunlop, E., Sandfield House.

Dunlop, 'i. R., Robertson House.

Dykes, A., thrashing mill owner. Main Street.

Ferguson, J., green keeper, Mary burgh.

Fergiason, W., farmer, Blanefield.

Fergusson. Jothn, 5 Woodlands Place.

Findlay, H., Muirvill Cottage.

Findlay, J., M.D., Roslyn Place.

Findlay, J. butcher, Mary Place.

Findlay, J., dairy, ISiew Prestwick,

Fisher, J., bo<)tmaker. Main Street.

Fleming, Mrs, Eichinount.

Forbes, Mrs, Kinmore.

Fowler, Miss, 4 Queen's Terrace.

Fraser, T.. dyer, Thymefield, New Prestwick.

Fraser, W., painter. Darling Place.

Frew, Miss, The Cledens.

Fulton, Mrs, Garedoch.

Gardener, W., baker, Mary Place.

Gaw, Mrs, Fairlie Cottage.

Gibson, A mason. Bums Cottage.

Gibson, J., joiner, Ulva Cottage,

Gilfillan, W., GreenlieLd.

Gilmour, Thomas, 2 Woodlands Place.

Gilmonr, J. Hazlewood.

Girdwood, G., baker, the Cross.

Gordon, J.. St. Nicholas Golf Club,

Govan, Mrs, Clyde Cottage.

Grant, J., constable, 2 Leslie Terrace,

Gray, J., clerk, Maryfield.

Grieve, R., Carmel Lodge.

Guthrie, R., coal jnerchant, Whinhill,

Guthrie', Mrs, Stanley Cottage.

Hall, F., tobacconist, Bruce Quadrant.

Hamilton, Capt. W., Mount Pleasant.

Hamilton, Col. G., Dunmhuirich.

Hamilton, Dulidas, Shawfield.

Hamilton A. S., grocer, Elim Place.

Henderson. James, Dunes.

Hepburn, D., hardware stores. Main Street.

Hewat, Rev. K., F.C. Manse.

Hewitt, D., Avenue House.

Hewitt, W.. M.D., Colgrain Lodge.

Higgins, T., builder, Mid Rig.

Hodge, J., grocer, Darling Place.

Hunter, C, golf club maker, Midton.

Hunter, H., farmer, Church Street.

250 OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Hunter, James, grocer, Cross.

Hnnter, W., Maryvilla.

Himter, Miss, Daisy Place.

Himter, Miss, milliner, Main Street.

Hutcliison, A., grocer, the Cross.

Hutchison, George, Kingsley.

Hutchison, R., Earlston.

Hutton, W., farmer, Braehead.

Hyndman, Miss, Minto.

Inghs, J., Sunnyside.

Innes, Mrs, Bruce Villa, Kingcase.

Irvine, S. M., Vie^wfield.

Jamieson, M., Netherfield Place.

Jarvie, W., Royal Hotel.

Johnston, D., railway porter, Janetta Place,

Johnston, Miss, Elderslie.

Johnston, Mrs, Nerbury Cottage.

Kean, J. T., jeweller, Bruce Quadrant.

Kennedy, J., Powbank Mill.

Kerr, Mrs, Auchencoyle.

Kirk, Mrs, Stamford Villa.

King, P. , Kingvale.

Kirkwood, Rev., Grange Park.

Knox, T., Boyd Streat.

Lamb, J. R., Bryan stone.

Lamb, W., King's Court, New Prestwick.

Lambie, Miss-, Grangemiiir.

Lambie, Miss E., Shawfield.

Lancaster, G., stationer, Main Street.

Larke, Andrew J., Glanhlnway.

Lauder, Miss, Curnbrae View.

Lauder, 'Mrs, grocer, Sandgate.

Lindsay, A., Amoskeag.

Lindsay, Misses, fruiterers, Mary Place.

Lockhart, J., plumber and gasfitter. Main Street.

Logan, Miss, Pleaisantfield, New Prestwick.

liudgate, David, Hawthorn Cottage.

Lynn, Mrs, Linwood.

Maconechy, R. , 3 Regent Park.

Macpherson, H., postmaster, Clarmont.

Mair, G.. nurseryman. Rose Cottage.

Man&on, D., Sandgate.

Manson, J., Mansfield.

Manson, R. , farmer, Moorfield.

Manson, R. , Venart.

Marr, H. , Muir House.

Martin, A. J., dairv, Kingcase Mains, New Prestwick.

I

OUTLYING IlISTBICT DIRECTORY. 251

Martin, J., blacksmith, Bruce Quadrant. ^

Miller, A., James Street, New Prestwick. M'Uer, James, 3 Craigie Place. Miller, Robert, newsagent, Cross. . Mitchell, J. , grocer and house agent, Mary Place. Mitchell, J., Ettrick Bank. Mitchell, J. E., Kinwood. Mitchell, Matthew, Allangrove. Mitchell, R., farmer, Sandgate.

Mitchell, W., carting contractor, Williamfield, New Prestwick. Mitchell, M''ss, dairy, Shirlaw Cottage. Mitchell, Miss, Springvale Cottage, New Prestwick. Moore, Mrs D., Eliock Lodge. Morran, A., grocer. New Prestwick. Morris, Mrs, Blythswood. Morrison, Matthew, tailor. View Cottage. Mowat, Mrs, Blairlea. Muirhead, Mrs, Templerig. Murdoch, J., Gayton ViJla. Murdoch, W., painter, Avalon Cottage. Murray, J., postman, Janetta Place. Murray, Mrs, Burnbank. M'Alister, J., Broomfield. M'Arthur, A., joiner. Sand Cotta.ge. M Call, J., mason. West Bank. M'Clure, A., farmer, Sandfald. M'Clure, J., di'aper and hosier, Oswald Cottage. M'Clure, Mrs, Leslie Terrace. M'Cracken, J., Dunmhurick. MCrorie, C, grocer. Main Street. M'Derm.ent, Misses, Crofton. M'Donald, coal merchant, Ivj Rock.

M'Ewen, M'ss, fishmonger. Main Street. • '

M'Ewan, Mrs, daiiy. Main Street. M'Geacliie, Wm., bu'lder, Comely Bank. M'George, Miss, dressmaker. New Prestwick. M'Hutclieon, Mrs, Fernhurst. M'Isaac, Mrsi, grocer, New Prestwick. M'Laren, Miss, Laurel Jbank. M'Laren, Mrs, Coila Lodge. M'Queen, Miss, Drumphad. Niven, Miss, Darling Place. Nixon, W., dairy, Smithlands. Ogg, G. S., chemist, Ma'n Street. On-, W., water superintendent, Rogen House. Orr, Mrs, 5 Bute Place. Paterson, G. , Catrina.

'252 [ OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

fatersoi), W., Maggie Villa.

I*aterson, W., Kingcase Cottage.

Pater son, Miss, Barr Cottage.

Paten, W., Violet Grove.

Peebles, H., blacksmith, Palermo Place.

Pollock, J., Margueretta.

Pollock, Thomas, traveller, Wilkinson Build'ngs.

Prothero, E. D., Glenburri.

Raes:de, Mrs, Ravenscraig.

Randall, Mrs H., Fife Cottage.

Reid, G. M., Moorfield.

Rennie, Rev. J., Ladyton.

Richardson, INlrs, 9 Queen' si Terrace.

Richards, C. B., M.D., Monreddin House..

Robertson, James, To wans.

Roney, Miss, embroideress, Waterloo Place.

Rose, Robert, Rosebank.

Runcie, S., North Marina.

Sadler, Mrs, Fallside.

Scott, Rev. E. F., U.P. minister.

Scott, W. N., Heath Villa.

Semple, Mrs J., Moor Edge.

Shaw, D., coal merchant.

Shaw, T., hardware store, Sandgate.

Silver, J., solicitor, Whinpark.

Silver, Miss, Seaview.

Small, Miss, confectioner, Bute Place.

Smith, J., Dunrowan.

Smith, M., Roselea.

Smith, R., Ryefield Cottage.

Somerville, T., mason. Ivy Cottage.

Sproat, George (of W. and J. Sproat), Rugby Cottage, Ca

laveroch Road. Sproat, W. and J., fruiterers. Steedman, Miss, Whinfield. Steel, J., carriage liirer. Red Lion Hotel. Stevens, R., Roslin Cottage. Stevenson, J., Valepark. Stevenson, Mrs;, Fa^.rlie Cottage. ■ Stewart, Mrs, Morris Villa. Strathern, Miss, Seafield. Sturrock, Mrs, Antrim Cottage, Sutherland, John, grocer, Cross. Taylor, Miss, Rediands. Templeton, Miss, Bellfield. Thomson, Charles, Links View. Thomson, W., Maranatha.

OUTLYING DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 253

Thomson, Mrs, Burleigh Villa. ,

Thomson, Mrs, View Villa. Torbet, M., butcher, Main Street. Vernal, Mrs, Windermere. .Walker, Andrew, Golf Inn, Sandgate. \\allace, R. D., solicitor, town clerk, Kinross Villa; office, 62

Sandgate, Ayr. Wattie, Sergeant James, Boyd Street. Weir, J. N., Glencaim. Whigham, D. D., Dunearn. Wilson, D., draper, Bruce Quadrant. Wilson, J., South Marina. Wilson, J. M., Seabank. Wilson, Mrs, Ardayre. Woodburn, A., Elspa Cottage. Woodburn, Mrs, Florence Cottage.. Wyllie, J., builder, Bruce Quadrant. Wyllie, Mrs, Cessnock. Young, Rev. J., Dyrock Cottage.

WHITLETTS.

Alexander, Andrew, gamekeeper, Barrackhall, 4^. Anderson, W., farmer, Kirkhill, 3. Ashton, Mrs, West Lodge, Auch^ncruive, .3. Baird, J., farmer, Barclaugh, 5. Blackwood, Andrew, mason, Whitletts, 1. Bone, William, farmer, East Sanquhar, 3. Caldwell, James, farmer, Brocklehill, 5. Campbell, J. A., Cruigie House, 1. Clarke, Miss S., Fulshawood Cottage, 2^. Cochrane, Thomas, joiner, Slatehall, 3. Copland, John, coachman, Slat«hall, 3. Ciithbert, Thomas, farmer, WoodhiLl, 5^. Dickson, Robert, merchant, Whitletts, Downie, Alex., forrester, Barracldiall, 4. Downie, M., gamekeeper, Mountshaw Cottage, 2|. Drennan, Robert, farmer. South Sanquhar, 2. Drummond, D., farmer. Low Thorneyflat, 2. Dimlop, George, coachman, Gibbsy^d, 7>^. English, Thomas, saddler, Whitletts. Fergie, James, land steward, Gibbsyard, 3^. Fordice, P., Mainholm Cottage, 2. George, James, Bridge Lodge, Auchincruive, 3^. Gibson, Robert, constable, Whitletts. Gilmour, William, farmer, Wheatpark, 2^. Guthrie, James, joiner, Gibbsyard, 3^.

254 OUTLYING DISTEICT DIRECT'ORY.

Henderson, T., miller, Privick Mills, 5^.

Hood, Miss, grocer, Craighall, 4^.

Hutchison, S., farmer, Broadhead, 4^.

Johnston, J., Wheatpark Cottage, 2-^.

Leven, George, forester, Auchincriiive, Sj.

Ligertwood, Alex., factor, Mounthamilton, 3,

Muir, James, farmer, Mainholm, 2.

Manson, James, farmer, Highfield, 5.

Manson, William, grocer, Whitletts.

Manson, William, spirit merchant, Whitletts,

Martin, J., hawker, Whitletts.

Moody, Alexander, schoolmaster, St Quivox, 5,

Murdoch, James, Newton Moor.

M'Auley, A., jo^'ner, Whitletts.

M'Cardle, D., Aiichincruive stationmaster, 3.

M'Cartney, Andrew, gardener, Auchincruive, 3^.

M'Colm, Thomas, Padanarm, 1^.

M'Connell, Wm., Lyllie Bank, Newton Moor.

M'Kergow, William, joiner, Wh'tletts,

M'Kerrow, J. and W., farmers, Dalmelling, 1^.

M'Latchie, John, Jane's Cottage.

M'Nee, Wm., Nursery Hall, 1^.

Neil, Mrs T., spirit merchant,

Orm«by, John, farmer, Brickrow, 3,

Oswald, R. A., Auchincruive, 3^.

Petrie, David, joiner, Gibbsyard, 3^.

Reid, J., farmer, Mid Sanquhar, 2^,

Robertson, Miss M., Fulshawood Cottage, 2-^-.

Russell, James, forrester. New Barns.

Russell, J. and W., blacksmiths, Whitletts,

Smeall, William, farmer. High Thorneyflat, 2.

Stewart, Wm., Hunter's Place.

Simpson, Stewart, siirfaceman.

Stitt, Archibald, grocer.

Tennent, Thomas, blacksmith, Slatehall, 3.

Tlioinson, John, Mid Sanquhar Cottage.

Thomson, Robert, Mid Sanquhar Cottage,

Wallace, James S., farmer, Braehead, 1^.

Wallace, Robert, and Son, implement makers. Whitletts,

Will'ams, G., stud groom, Auchincruive, 3^.

Wilson, H., farmer, Knoltmire, 2.

Wilson, Rev. James, manse, St Quivox, 3.

Wilson, Peter, farmer, Colvinston, S^.

Wyllie, Robert, gamekeeper, Laigland, 4.

Young, W., farmer, ■ Fulsliawood, 2^.

Young, Miss, P.O., Whitletts.

Belect Tt^eading Club.

eTEPHEN" & POLLOCK respectfully invite attention to their varied stock of Bibles, Church Services, Prayer Books, Psalm and Hymn Books, in Plain and Elegant Bindings.

Books Handsomely Bound in Morocco and Calf for Presentation.

Purses, Pocket Books, Tourist Cases, Cigar Cases, Ladies' and Gent.'s Card Cases, Writing Desks, Cabinet Photo Frames and Screens, and a beautiful selection of Albums.

Commercial, Family, and School Stationery.

Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Day Books, &c , made up of the Best Hand -made and Machine-made Papers, and Bound in the most substantial manner.

Bookbinding, Engraving, and Relief Stamping.

Crests, Monograms, and Addresses Stamped in Gold and Colours ; Designs furnished, and Dies cut out in the best style. Always in stock, the latest and most fashionable Notepaper and Envelopes.

Class Books used in the Academy and Private Educational Establishments.

Reviews and Magazines promptly delivered in town, for- warded to the country, or packed for foreign mails. Daily and Weekly Newspapers posted immediately on Publication.

Orders by Post receive immediate attention.

37a Sandgate Street, Ayr.

[over

STEPHEN & POLLOCK'S

Select Reading Club

Is CONSTANTLY SUPPLIED WITH ALL THE BEST AND NEWEST BOOKS.

Subscriptions may Commence at any time.

TERMS AND LISTS ON APPLICATION.

Third Issue.

STEPHEN'S

WALL MAP OF AYRSHIRE,

Drawn by W. KEITH JOHNS0^, Edinburgh,' And Carefully Revised by Local Authorities.

Places of Historic Interest, and Points at which THE " Eglinton Hunt " meet, are all shewn

Price, on Rollers or Folded, 10s 6d.

Field's and Stephen's Inks are the best in the Marlcet, Bottles from 6d to 3s.

Picture Framing in Oaliy White Enamel, Walnut, and Gold,

Artists* Materials of all kinds for Oil and Water= Colour Drawing,

f If Hll § f flliSS,

3Ta Sandgate Street, Ayr.

SELECT READING LIBRARY.

James M^CAlrt.

Bookseller, Stationer. AND Librarian.

38 SANDGATE STREET, AYR.

Agent for Obdxance and Geological Survey Maps. AND Admiralty Charts.

Agent for Milner's Fire and Thief Proof Sapes^

BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS OR LIBRARIES SUPPLIED AT REDUCED RATES.

BIBLES, TESTAMENTS. CHURCH SERVICES, HYMN & PRAYER BOOKS, in Great Variety..

RELIEF STAMPING DONE IN ANY STYLE. ON THE SHORTEST OF NOTICE.

PICTURES FRAMED IN ANY STYLE, LARGE COLLECTION OF MOULDINGS.

ARTISTS' MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS For oil and WATER-COLOUR PAINTING..

G- F. ALSING,

CIGAR & CIGARETTE IMPORTER.

SPECIALITIES IN ALL CLASSES OF FOREIGN LEAF.

Sole agent for ...

"savory's" high-class cigarettes.

" PASQUALt " Do.

"BENSON AND HEDGES" Do.

"ATTARD ALFRED," CAIRO, Do.

" LOSSIDI FRERES" Do,, Do.

And Many Other Celebrated Cigarette Houses.

SOLE MANUFACTURER OF THE WELL-KNOWN

NEWMARKET" CIGARETTE,

WHICH IS HAND-MADE, AND MANUFACTURED FROM THE CHOICEST VIRGINIA LEAF,

OBTAINED ONLY AT

57 NEWMARKET STREET,

AYR. N.B.

VIEWFIELD ^

Outside Drying. .

wlien weather A

Steaa

^-"-••- Laundry Co.,

22 & 24 Allison Street, AYR.

For FirsUclass, Perfectly Finished Laundry Work

WE SOLICIT A TRIAL. ALL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.

GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERS:D.

CURTAINS CAREFULLY DONE.

BLANKETS ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.

CHARGES MODERATE.

PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION.

Aanageress, Aiss a. Woodburn.

j\. ^oxva\dsoxv 8j ^oxv

Cathcart Street, Ayr.

Shop : 32 New Bridge Street

f

Carriage, Birthday, and Christening Cakes, . . .

Supplied on Shortest Notice.

BoivecB, etc, »k

Supplied at Reasonable Terms.

F. S. WATERSTONE,

Garpetw are houseman, HOUSE AGENT & VALUATOR,

73DALBLAIR ROAD

(3 MINUTES WALK FROM STATION),

HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE

(Antique and Modern)

CARPETS, LINOLEUM AND FLOORCLOTHS BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING

HOUSES FURNISHED THROUGHOUT DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES SUPPLIED

UPHOLSTERY WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES

JOBBING ORDERS CAREFULLY EXECUTED

REMOVALS CONDUCTED

VALUATIONS UNDERTAKEN HOUSE AGENCY.

•
o
O				s'
««	.2i	42 S	•	s^
Cowan	1 1 1	§ 58	1 b	s ^ ^ ^	g ^
	1 E 1	1		£
>ki	Q,	^^
5Q	1		K«3	29
^	W3	flT	^	^
1	1	>2i		^*^ 1
				2te^

William Guthrie,

Joiner ^ Funeral Undertaker, 235 HIGH STREET, AYR.

■^¥r^-

Estimates Given, and Orders Punctually Attended to. . .

house: ■ • ■

45 ALLOWAY STREET,

I w w im.

Cycle Agent. 98 SANDGATE STREET,

-*^i' AYR. 1^*-

10

• • • cXsX.K'eXj • • •

Xt> G)(0 X^> CTjP xt> C)(0 \t> G)(D xt> <J)(^ X'*'> "^^P <♦> ^f*^

^t>: q)(d ^i> cOGg ^jV q)(d ^>fV cOb ^i> c)(^ ^jV a)(g ^jV c)(g

i)K /t^

Registered Plumbers, .... Slate, Lead & Glass Merchants, Electrical & Sanitary Engineers,

70 Sandgate, ^

AND

^ 48 Fort Street,

AYR.

Slate Yard, - - North Quay.

11

Joiner and Builder, 12 SMITH STREET

(Head of Kyle Street).

Jobbings of all kinds neatly executed.

ESTIMATES GIVEN.

House: INVERLEA, 40 Carrick Road.

Wm. Miller,^

Plasterer,

^-XsX 40 Mill Street

(For 40 years with the late B. H. Smith).

Jobbings Punctually Attended To. Estimates Given.

house: 14 KYLE STREET, AYR.

12

Wlillmm Btewavt, ♦ ♦

. . . Painter and Paperhanger,

22 NEWMARKET STREET, SVR,

HAS ALWAYS ON HAND A CHOICE SELECTION OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS IN

PAPERHANGINGS

At the Lowest Possible Price.

House : Dalblair Cottage, Dalblair Road.

Misses Goudie,

MILLINERS,

-^ 34 AAIN STREET, ^<

. . AND . .

10 WALLACE STREET (Old Bridge End),

--^ AYR. ^>^

AGENTS FOR BRAND & MOLLISON,

DYERS AND CLCANERSr Glasgow.

Great Variety of Laces^ Gloves, Peatliers & Ornaments,

13

RyLEY, WaRD 6 BRaDFORD,

(LIMITED),

Cycle Manufacturers & Merchants.

Our own makes comprise the ** Tribune,*' " Scotsman/* and

'* Buropa,** and we are also Sole Agents for the famous " Singer, ** (which has a world-wide reputation), the " Rojlleite,' ** Enfield,** and other makes of Machines made by old-established and well-known Manufacturers.

WORKS, - COVENTRY.

Wholesale Department, 19 QUEEN STREET, GLASGOW.

Mail Carts & Peramhulators. Hires. Sundries.

21 KYLE STREET, AYR.

j\^\e y\o\e\ % T\e^\auran\

9 KYLE 5TREET, AYR.

(3 Minntts' Walk from Railway Station.)

HOT AND COLD LUNCHiIONS, HOT JOINTS DAILY.

. . PRIVATE ROOMS. . .

Wines and Spirits of Superior Quality Only.

Bass & Worthington's Celebrated Ales and Porter.

WELL-AIRED BEDROOMS.

CHARGES MODERATE.

LARGE HALL in connection, with Private Entrance, for Weddings and Partiep.

Mrs I. RITCHIE, Propf.ietbix.

14 Established 1830.

R. Dobbie & Co.,

Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, 56 Allow ay Street

^V AV (PLACE D'AURAY BUILDINGS). AND

42 High Street, Ayr,

Have always on hand a Large and Fresh Stock of

their own welNknown makes in Ladies', Gentlemen's,

and Children's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers. Also,

English, American, and Continental Goods of the

Newest and Most Fashionable Styles, to suit ail

Classes, at . . .

MODERATE PRICES,

The Principal Bespolce Business in the County.

Repairs Expeditiously Executed. Warehouses connected by Telephone with Tanworks, Mill Street.

15

^- ft\W % Son,

. . . COAL MERCHANTS. . . .

57 SANDGATE STREET.

I>3EI3POTS-

TowNHEftD Lye, • • Goods SrariON,

• • NEWTONHEaD LyE,

ORDERS PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO.

-* LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. 3<-

16

			«:
^4r			— >ij^
1*.	to 0	CO
	j::		>w
#\		Eu <	^
• O	2 /^		^
'U		0 z	1
	tO <U	D	^
^	binetm •use A§	<
o CO		[X4
	~^
»^	W		«3
Mm\|	Mp
^	'		!2

17

BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, PERAMBULATORS, MAIL CARTS, Etc., Ltc, Etc

Hugh n^Quiston,

CYCLE . . .

MERCHANT,

52ALLOWAY STREET, AYR

(Two Minutes walk from Passenger Railway Station).

One of tlie Finest Cycle Depots in tlie Kingdom.

Floor measurement of Show-Rooms, Stores, and Workshops, OVER 4,000 Square Feet, all under One Roof

EXCHANGES, REPAIRS aad HIRING a Speciality.

PRIVATE RIDING SCHOOL, with Experienced Tutors in Attendance.

Price Lists Free on Application.

Establislied 1878, and Foremost ever since.

David Kirkland,

mvtt,mmm 4 f €«««.

Sawing, Planing, and Moulding Mill, / UNION BUILDINGS,

18

Scott's Registry,

For Private, Hotel, Club, Institution, and Country Servants,

Have always on their List a Large Number of all Classes of Servants for Permanent Situations ; also, Temporary Cooks, Tablemaids, Laundresses &c., for Daily and Weekly Engagements.

SPECIALLY FITTED UP AS A KIRST-CLASS REGISTRY.

Letters and Telegrams Protnptly Attended to.

House and advertising agent,

Factorage for all classes of Property undertaken at Moderate Rates,

Personal Attention Given.

FURNISHED HOUSES AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

J. 8. has always a Largi List of Houses to Let for Summer & Winter Months Agent for Sitn, Fire, and Life Insurance Offices.

68 NEWMARKET Street (L'SSStTs'?.) Ayr

Violin Tuition.

jHEnry wiLLmnsoN.

. . VIOLINIST, . . CLIFTON COTTAGE,

2 Albert Terrace (off John Street),

19

MILLINERS, 30 Wellington Chambers,

^k. "^ I^.

» %, Bcniiftt Sc ^om.

Painters and Decorators

UO T3BE3E; QXJ3B3EDNr,

FINE ART DEALERS and GILDERS,

50 Gordon Street, GLASGOW,

IBeg to intimate to their numerous Patrons in and

around Ayr that they have removed from New-

market Street to Nevi Premises at

(galltry at ^icturrj^ antf ^tcIjinfljS altoag^ on ^itia.

20

^1

CITADEL STORES, SOUTH QUAY, and

OVERMILLS^

Supplies Beans, Indian Corn, Barley, Oats, Bran, Flour, Oatmeal, &c., &c., at Moderate Prices.

BRANCH OFFICE— RAILWAY BRIDGE,

Open on TUESDA Y, 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 ECONOMICAL jt ^ ^ -jt oj ^ DOMESTIC USE,

And will be found Cheaper in the end than ^ other qualities sold at lower prices. ^

21

cJa/aes Clark,

^ HOUSE FACTOR, ^

Snkcvman Cottage

(4 Arran Terrace, Fort),

^ 7^ ^ T%.

^

Factorage undertaken on all Classes of Property on Moderate Terms.

Establislied over 50 Years.

SflDDLrERY |^|

dOHN CAnPbELL,

21 SANDGATE STREET.

I^unti'ng Mtqttt^itf^ a ^jirctaltty.

CARRIAGE WHIPS, RIDING WHIPS, HORSE CLOTHING, GIG

APRONS, RIDING SADDLES & BRIDLES, & EVERY

REQUISITE FOR STABLE.

22

Wm. Kennedy

REGISTERED PLUMBER,

yL GASEITTER, SLATER, of GLAZIER,. . .

HOT WATER &^ SANITARY ENGINEER,

13 Academy Street.

^'^. AYR. K^>-

ORDERS BY POST OR OTHERWISE PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

^

LITTLEJOHNS' ^

SPECIALITIES '' For INVALIDS.

OLD WINE STORES

(Established 1818>.

3 SANDGATE STREET, AYR

I 23

60 HIGH STREET,

'-9

Have always on Hand A CHOICE SELECTION, NEWEST DESIGNS & SHAPES, in GLASS, CHINA, and EARTHENWARE.

THE BEST HOUSEHOLD COAL SUPPLIED AT CURRENT PRICES.

1W BiMfWl

Wine. Spirit, and Provision Merchants,

Bass ano Allsopp's Indian Pale ale in bottles

Edinburgh Ale on draught. Finest Old Campbeltown and Irish Whisky.

Provisions at the Lowest Prices.

24

#«.
^		ilj	^ 1
o		(-
CO		UJ	, 1
	^		5S CO
C0	1 3		eet. , r, 123
1-	1	00
JN	1	[-	fk ^- .SS
o		O	>H to 1 "
' '	JS		Oi m
E	CO	oo '	. MU ERNi;
•		'^SLCN	u^ fc
^		f ^	< Q

25

•^1^	-*^i- AYR. 1^	-^1^
Breakfasts ,	-^1^	Finest . .
Luncheons,	f3\ y	Quality of .
Dinners, .	vjueexv s	Edinburgh
Teas, . .	^^ ^	Ales and .
at Moderate .		Liqt ors . . Kept in . .
Rates. . .		Stock. . .
-^•	. . Harbour Street. . .	•^-
	JAMES m'qUEEN	, Proprietor.

T^^ILOi?-

CLOTHIER

26 ESTABLISHED 1857.

(Successor to JOSEPH HANLEY & SON),

Tobacco Pipe Manufacturer,

— AND —

Pipe Clay ^ Bath Brick Herchant,

32 & 34 Clunes Vennel^ Newton,

•« AYR. ««

ALEXANDER BRACKENRIDGE,

JOINER & BUILDER, 54 Qreen Street Lane, Newton,

3E[STIM:AT3EIS G-ITTBEIT.

Oobbings Punctually Attended to.

-m AMERICAN @^

team -Q<3iundr^,

WALLACE STREET, AYR. FINEST

Work done by any Laundry on this side the Atlantic,

EQUIPPED

with a complete outfit of the LATEST IMPROVED AMERICAN" MACHINERY, and supported by an intelligent and experienced staff of employees, Patrons may rest assured that here

LAUNDRY

Work is carried through the various stages and processes of cleansing in a manner seldom found in Laundries. Our system, we claim, is superior to all others

IN SCOTLAND

for simplicity, and yet producing the most satisfactory results, there being no rubbing and scrubbing, no wear and tear— in brief,

THE SIMPLEST METHOD ON EARTH.

HOUSEHOLD WASHINGS AT MODERATE CHARGES.

Lace Curtains done up and finished as new. Is and Is 3d per pair ; also, Tinted, Cream, Ecru, Coffee, &c., 3d extra.

All kinds of Laundry Work done. Goods Called for and Delivered. Drop a Post Card.

Manageress — Miss A. H, Wallace ; Proprietor — H. H. Wallace.

IMaybole— A. GOUDIE, Draper, High Street, Prestwick— ALEX. HUTCHISON. Grocer, Cross. Troon— Mrs JAMES M'LEOD, China Merchant. Kilmarnock— Mrs FRAYLE, Registry, John Dickie St. Irvine— J. & E. M'MILLAN, 111 High Street.

ESTABLISHED 1891.

28

f\R5 LOCKftSRT

Grocer, Wine, and Provision Merchant.

^^1

Rn Assortment of tlie Finest Teas

and otl^er General Groceries.

Wilts, cBacon, Cl^eese. Sutter, Eggs,

etc., etc..

i

Oa\me\\\xvg\oxi Q)roxi doo\,

Sest Houseliold Coal alvays on l^and.

Also, Nuts and Dross.

Orders Punctually Attended to.

ORDERS TAKEN AT EITHER THE

Wellington Chambers,

^ ? . . . OR . . .

29

The Bookbindery. j^

THIS IS THE OLD FIRM so long carried on at 63 Newmarket Street, by Mr W. LYMBURN, which has REMOVED to No 70 (nearly opposite— 2 stairs up), where I will be in attendance from 7 a.m. till 7 p.m. ; Saturdays, 7 til] 2, and hope to have a continuance of past support.

A Speciality:

e^^ OLD PATTERNS CAREFULLY MATCHED. BOOKS (^= BOUND IN ANY STYLE. SCRAP ALBUMS. GUARD 6^= BOOKS. PORTFOLIOS. BLOTTERS, &c., MADE Ife^ TO ORDER. INITIALS and NAMES on all Classes of Leather Goods while you wait at Low Prices.

Orders Received for PICTURE FRAMING in all Branches. Note the New Address—

70 Newmarket Street, Ayr.

Q. M'KISSOCK, Bookbinder, has been with the Firm for 34

years. This Book was Bound by me.

" je 0\A ^\^ ooto^s."

SPECIALITIES.

R Oiom Selection of very Old Port, Slierry, aqd Claret Wiqes.

Fine Old Blended Whiskies of a Quality seldoni to be procured, 2/6, 2/10 & 31- per bottle.

TtRS, Pure and cBIended, of R.are Value, froin 1/4 to 2/6 per lb.

PROVISIONS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER.

J-^o-<g^S ~

IFISH CROSS, -A-^STE.

30

A. GEMMELL & SON,

post & Job $V2^steps,

nleive erl-uvavs ©n r)0:nd gr l©f of r)iqn=3-l(ztss (ana wg.11= selecfeo. feicametqe FloFses m -pairs e[r)a sinqle Jr)g[r'ness, t®!? rlipz., ©p, J©©, op ]©? ©)alc. la/ils©, seasonea ana well^fFaTnea riunTe.i?s t©!? ©ale, <zv> n.ii?e Jay fr)e. J(2)ay, iTJoaif), o, [op rlunfinq ©eason. : o :

sm- [ 207 HIGH STREET. CARRICK STREET. OFFICES. < 28 WELLINGTON SQUARE.

-.^ I ^Iso

^ V niDTON DAIRY, Midton Road.

AYRSHIRE & GALLOWAY HOTEL

AND

. . RESTAURANT, . .

1 KILLOCH PLACE,

(Nearly Opposite Railway Station).

First ClasR BOXES and STABLING

in connection- with the Hotel.

^ THOAAS STEEN, Proprietor. :i

31

12'DaIbIair Road, l^^sS^r""^^ Office:

and ^^^^^^^^ '^^ Saadgate Street,

13a Sandgate Street. -^^^^^t^^^t^^- ^yg.^

James M^Murtrie^ Proprietor*

Open and Close Carriages, Two and Four-Wheeled Dogcarts, etc.

HEARSES AND MOURNING COACHES.

House: - 14 Dalblair Road. HIQH=CLA55

^ ^ LADIE5' TAILORING

In all its ... -^i. AT .,^^

. . Sranclies

J. HALLIDAYS, K^X.

BRAIDED COSTUMES A SPECIALITY.

32

3

o

m

St;

St?

•> CO	• CO
o	tu
jcf	tx
p	a,
s VJ
	v^
»-7 St!	^
fit?	C3
«	CO
tu	Si5
o	O

•4-

fief

O

C2f

^

I.

c)

o

CO

Q

Z

O

EL.

>

33

L. KiLGOUR, i^e.

Fruiterer, Florist, shd Confectioner, ^^

3SSWT€lf, TAILOR & CLOTHIER,

79 rtaiN Stre^, Newton,

. . . .A.-y B,, .. .

Has always on Hand a CHOICE SELECTION of the NEWEST STYLES in

TWEEDS, FSRCY COftTINCSS, ETC.

House — View Cottage, Prestwick.

B

34

A, WYLLIE & SON

Contractors & Builders,

50 CASTLEHILL ROAD,

AYR.

Thomas Hood,

(Stcccessor to JOHN REDMOND J

Joiner and Funeral Undertaker, 34 NEW ROAD, Newton, AYR.

JOBBINGS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. House- 19 ELMBANK STREET.

35

Curdie & Hamilton,

CLOTHIERS,

60 MAIN STREET,

— : AYR. :—

> — -O-Oi--*:

riillerain's Waterproofs, fie. JAMES M'QREQOR & SON,

Timber Merchants, Cic, TAM'S BRIG SAW MILL, AYR,

. . AND . .

RICOARTON SAW MILL, Kilmarnock. R\\ Kinds of Fencing, Stobbs, and Paling,

ALWAYS ON STOCK.

Buyers of Every Description of Horne Tin^ber.

House: Kilnkaowe, Tarns' Brig. Next to Works.

36

JOHN CAMPBELL & CO. 1

(REGISTERED),

Practical Plumbers and Gasfitters, Slating and Glazing.

175 High Street, Ayr.

Charges Moderate.

All Orders Punctually Attended to. -:- Estimates Given.

House— 18 Mill Street, or 15 New Bridge Street.

ROBERT ANDERSON,

Wholesale and Retail Fish, Poultry, and lee Merchant,

35 MAIN STREET, AYR.

A Constant Supply of Fresh and Dried Fish from the . . Best flarlcets. . .

Orders Called for and Delivered.

37

a GOLDSMITH & WATCHMAKER,

38 mm STKEET,

3P3RdeiS3a}SrTATI01T OOOI>S. MARBLE CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, dc, in Great Variety

o

Repairs of all Kinds a Speciality, and under Personal Supervision.

ID. VOU N<3,

Stayn^aRer, Dress & MantlemaRer,

Baby Linen and Ladies' Outfitter,

36 and 38 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR.

■N.-V.'\.-V\.X'\.V\.'\.'V%'\.%-\.V%-\.'N.X'\.'^'N.'N.N.V'\.X>."V^*

Always in Stock a Large and Varied Selection of Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, Dressing Gowns, Dressing Jackets, Aprons, Shirts, Blouses, &c. Infants' Robes, Pelisses, Hats, and Hoods. Children's Pinafores, Frocks, Coats, and Hats.

STAYMAKING DEPARTMENT.

Ladies' Stays, made to measure, from 5s. Ladies' Belts and Shoulder Straps made to order.

DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT.

Style up to date. Fit perfect, and Charges Strictly Moderate.

John Qoudie & Son

RESTAU RATEU RS,

231 HIGH STREET,

Estimates given for Marriage Breakfasts, Luncheons, Ball Suppers, &c., in town or country.

Roddie 6t M'CrMck

FANCY GOODS MERCHANT, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, And newsagents, . .

236 HIGH STREET,

AYR.

m

PLOUGH INN,

237 High Street, AYR.

The Famous Stirrup Cup, with Burns' Chairs and other Relics, to be seen within.

William M'Kissock, Proprietor.

Edinburgh and Burton Beers, and Wines and Spirits of the best quality only sold.

JOHN LOVE,

TAILOR & CLOTHIER,

61 Newmarket Street,

40 ESTABLISHED 1839.

Wm. Johnston & Son,

Painters, Decorators,

Paperhangers, Gilders,

, ♦ 54 Sandgate Street, Ayr, ♦ •

^AS alv^ays on hand a Choice Collection of French and English Paperhangings, Borders, Etc., Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Brushes for Sale.

lilliaffl Paterson & Sons

FAMILY GROCERS, ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMEN, & WINE MERCHANTS. . .

■ I

Coffee Roasted and Ground

ON THE PREMISES DAILY.

227 HIGH STREET, AYR.

A BLEND OF THE FINEST OLD HIGH-

Brown'5 Whisky,

(T^^^^^y^^^ LAND WHISKIES.

ALWAYS THE SAME.

17/6 Per Gallon; 3/- Per Bottle. WINES and ALES of Finest Quality.

9 Newmarket Street, jdVvxv uY rv\}xv\ne % ^oxv

Watchmakers & Jewellers,

Repairs of all kinds Neatly Executed.

42

Ada/A ^ CO..

^ Paaily Butcher, 9 NEWri3ftKET STREET, 3/0.

Sausages, Puddings, Potted Meat, Corned Beef and Tongues.

B3CON and HAM SMOKED to OKDER.

House: Fairhome, 46 Castlehill Road.

W. WYLLIE HOUSTON

(Successor to JOHN SHEARER),

* 19 NEWMARKET STREET. *

A Y R .

Prom MacDOUO ALL'S,

Sackville Street, London, W.

43

ALLAN GIBB,

70 HIGH 5TREET, AYR.

Carpets and Furniture, in Great Variety, 31ways on Hand.

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

DaviD Crawford, - ^

ACCOUNTANT,

- - 62 Newmarket Street* - -

Agent at Ayr for

fhe Lancashire ant) Caledonian Jirc ant) Life insurance Coy., ,,, ,,30 tor ^he City of l^onOon ^late Glass insurance Company^ ^ tulcan toiler insurance an9 Steam Pouter Company, SimiteO.

44

HAM CURERS,

100 HIGH STREET,

AYR.

Ayrshire Bacon a Speciality.

Telephone No. 56. Telegraphic Address, " LENNOX, AYR.

(Successor to C, HIGHET),

Paintei^, Paperhanger, Decorator, &c.

28 NEWMARKET STREET.

A Y R.

House: 25 Fullarton Street.

Paints, Colo-are, Varnishes, Brushes, &c., &c. Paperhangings in every Variety,

45

-(?X WHOLESALE Klx. PROVISION MERCHANTS,

AYR & GLASGOW.

Also, LONDON, LIVER.POOL, aqd CHICAGO.

Pure Bone Heal Manufactured on the Premises. Put up in I Cwt Bags for Lawns and Gardens.

BACON FACTORY, »*-

Cross Street and Garden Street.

r

FRONT ENTRANCE"

Parties having HAMS and BACCN to CURE or SMOKE, can have them done hy sending them in.

46

JAMBS BOWIE cS- CO.,

Cabin etmakers and Upliolsterefs,

63 and 65 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR.

Furniture, Carpete, Linoleum, Floorcloth. Cretonne, Tapestries, Damasks, Serges. Curtains of Every Description.

BEDSTEADS (Iron and Brass).

Bedding and blind Manufacturers.

Orders Punctually Attended to. House Agents. Funeral Undertaking

House Address— 33 QUEEN'S TERRACE.

^^ 198 High St>*««t> ^^

Marriage, Birthday, and Christening Cakes Made to Order.

ALL KINDS OF FANCY BREAD.

Shops Supplied with Bread, Etc.

47

Fish,

POULTRY.

FRESH SUPPLIES DAILY.

Town and Country Orders Promptly Executed,

Fisli, Ganje, Poultry, & Ice Merchant, 179 HIGH STREET, AYR,

Fresh Supply of ^ ^

(JROCERIES & /^ / ,

PROvisions /J^'

X

A<> X sanDoaTE ST.

Always ON Hand

-: 76

&\

SPECIALTIES :—

Ham. Cheese. Butter. Eggs.

48

D. YOUNG, Kq)^

General Draper ^ Silk i^ercer, 155 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 CAPES, &c.

NEW DRESS MATERIALS in all the Latest Fabrics and Designs.

The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is complete with the Newest Styles in

MILLINERY, BONNETS, STRAW, FELT, and BEAVER HATS, VELVETS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, LACES, &c.

MANTLE and DRESSMAKING done on the Premises, under Experi- enced Superintendence, at Moderate Prices. Style and Fit Guaranteed.

INSPECTION INVITED.

JVe >NvxvAsoY T\e^\auraxv\,

254 HIGH STREET, AYR.

<^-o«g^

Breakfasts, Luncheons, Teas, Dinners and Suppers.

HIGH-CLASS ICES AND PASTBRIES.

Marriages, Balls, Dinners, Suppers, &c., Purveyed for at Moderate Charges.

A. GIROTTI & CO.,

Formerly at Mr Thiem's Windsor Hotel, Glasgow,

49

JAMES THOMSON,

Jobbing JJlarksmith anb ^^Uhauger, 115 HIGH STREET, AYR.

Railings, Gates, and all kinds of Ornamental Ironwork. Spring Barrelled Sunshades Fitted up Complete.

Mechanical and Electric Bells.

Speaking Tubes, Stormplates, Etc.

.rst-Class Work in all Branches. Estimates Given.

HENRY MURRAY, « «

Bookbinder, Stationery and Newsagent,

111 HIGH STREET (OPPOSITE WALLACE TOWER).

Books Bound in any Style and to Pattern.

Magazines, Newspapers, etc., oa Sale and Delivered to Order.

Ledgers, Journals, and all kinds of Business Books mac'e up and Ruled to any Pattern.

Architects' Plans Stretched on Cloth and Varnished.

. . Pictures Framed. . .

50

CO

Id

isi

CO

-J

S? CD

s

Co

5

CD

CO

cb

#

c

51

FISH, GAAE, POULTRY,

ESTABLISHED 1870.

Ars A. Allan,

FISH, GAME, POULTRY,

AND

ICE MERCHANT,

22 NEW BRIDGE STREET, AYR.

Orders Called for and Delivered.

BiaA-nsroH-

Main Street, Prastwick,

Telephone No 11. Telegraphic Address — "ALLAN, AYR.'

52

ROBT. DEIAR & SONS

CATTLE SALESMEH, AUCTION MART, AYR.

ESTABLISHED OVER 30 YEARS.

Sales conducted, Valuations made, and Inventories taken in town and country promptly and moderately.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS.

Agents for the London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company, Standard Fire Assurance Company, and the Norwich and 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 HALL, KYLE STREET

MONTHLY SALES OF FURNITURE.

House— HAYELOCK TERRACE, 8 Miller Road. Telegbaphic Address — "DEWAR, AYR."

53

d. & A. TAYLOR

lim:it3ei>.

mm

Engineers and Millwrights. ^

[aker6 of Jtcam Jnginc6 and Joilcrd, ghafting, Pulley6, etc.

Jtcam granc6,

gauling and finding JngincA.

All. KliBS OF REPAillS BOiE

PROMPTLY AND CHEAPLY.

54

Billpo5ting Coy.

Advertising Contractors.

MWL p

CIRCULARS ADDRESSED AND DELIVERED.

OVER 100 ADVERTISING STATIONS— THE FINEST

AND MOST PROMINENT POSITIONS

IN TOWN & COUNTRY.

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.

NOTE THE ADDRESS:

192 HIGH STREET, AYR.

55

W.&D. Gibson,

Wliolesale § Manufacturing Confectioners,

23 MAIN ST., Newton,

FAMILY GROOER

AND

PROVISION

MEROHHNT,

FINEST CHEESE, HAMS, AND BACON, FRESH BUTTER AND COUNTRY EGGS DAILY. FINEST AMERICAN FLOUR AND AYRSHIRE OATMEAL.

Note -Only Finest Kept.

56

FAMILY GROCER and Provision Merchant, 78 Allison Street, / .^

AYR . •

V»>/ TEAS

^ ^ ^ Rare Value, From Is 4d, Is 6d and Is 8d SPECIAL Blend, 2s

NOTE ADDRESS--

78 Allison Street, AYR,

Hugh 3llan ^ Co-

^ JOINERS, 4^

NEWTON, AYR. Estin^ates Given for all Kinds of Work.

ALL JOBBINGS PUNCTUALLY EXECUTED.

HOUSE,

28 MAIN STREET.

57

Robert uJcairetee

Distributor of Teas, Whiskies, Wines, Groceries, Provisions, Fruits & Confections,

PEICE LIST POST FREE ON RECEIPT OF ADDRESS.

OLD SCOTCH WHISKY.

Guaranteed Five Years Old. NO BETTBE VALUE TO BE HAD THAN^ "

THE WALLACE BLEND.

About 15 U.P.

Per Case of One Dozen Bottles, 34s.

OR

THE RARE BLEND.

About 5 U.P. , j. . .

Per Case of One Dozen Bottles, 36s.

Terms— Monthly Account*, or \\ Per Cent, for Cash with Order.

Carriage Paid on 3 Dozen Bottles to any Railway Station in the Kingdom.

Samples Sent Free oa Application.

:>

Hobept W^ifi^®^^

Pruit, dec. Department— 2 Sandgate Street.

Telegrams: "Wallace, Ayr," Telephoke No. 16.

58

59

d. & W. Fullarton

LATH SPLITTERS,

NEWTON, AYR.

House, - - - 45 GEORGE STREET.

JOINER and BUILDER, 49 Jfew Road, X^wton,

Jobbings Punctually Attended to.

o HOUSE : OSBORNE COTTAGE, 58 NEW ROAD,

60

JAMES MILLS

TAILOR, CLOTHIER, and GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER,

86 Main Street, Ayr,

HAS ALWAYS ON HAND

^ ghoicc gelection of the gc^irc6t gtylc6 in ^\jkrecd6, S^nc^ goating6, etc.

Henry Bell,

REGISTERED CHEMIST

(Bv Examination ) ( For?nerly Senior Assistant to Glasgotv Apothecaries'' Company )i

54 Main Street,

Newton. Ayr,

HousE—SEAGLEAM, 41 Prestwick Road.

JOHNSON BROTHERS'

Cash Drapery Warehouse,

SO High stf^eet

it -v 3a ,

STILL maintains its well merited reputation, and is renowned far and near for their Choice Goods and for the extreme Low Prices Charged. Every year their trade increases, and their onward success and secret is

GOOD BUYING,

when in these days of competition the knowledge where to buy best is of such importance. All our Departments are prepared for big demands being made upon them, and at no past season have we had nicer Goods in such endless variety. In Dress Materials, in Silks, in Millinery and Mantles, in Hosiery, Stays, and Gloves, we will have

GOOD SELLING,

as the temptation we have made in prices alone cannot fail to make a big draw. In Household Furnishings, in Boys' Ready - Mades, and in our Gent.'s Tailoring Department, nothing can surpass the value and the magnitude of our choice that we daily show and will try hard to maintain, assuring every- one of the most courteous attention, and in the end

GOOD RESULTS

to both buyer and seller will have been obtained.

62

Alex. Marshall,

Wachmaker & Jeweller,

fl. M. begs to call attention to Yiis Stock of . . Watcl^es, Clocks, Jewellery, Silver, and Electro-Plated Goods, of tl|e cS^st Quality and Newest Designs,

If you want a First-rate Watcl^

or Piece of Jewellery, ....

Tl^e Old-establisl^ed SI^op at tl|e Fisli Ci'oss is tl^e place to get it.

JOBBING.

Voes your Watch or Clock not perform ? Take it to MARSHALL'S, At the FLSH CROSS, A YR,

Plate and Jewellery Cleaned and Repaired on tl)e premises.

63

NNWUam ^. Sa\\)va\\V,

BAKER a CONFECTIONER,

80 High Street, Ayr.

AS USED IN THE QUEEN'S HOUSEHOLD,

Malt Ejctract J)igestive Bncad, Biscuits, and RusBSi

. . . A WARDED GOLD MEDAL . . .

VIENNA BREAD. TRITICUMIONA BREAD.

The Lancet says : " We have not examined a better specimen of bread, or one that approaches more closely to the Ideal."

SOUFFLES. JELLIES. CREA/AS.

ESTABLISHED 184 4..

64

Howat'5

General Ironn^ongery ai?d Hardware Stores,

108 & no HIGH STREET,

GRATES, RANGES, TILES,

HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS,

STERLING SILVER AND SILVER P3.ATE AND CUTLERY.

HOME AND FOREIGN GOODS

ROPES, TWINES, VARNISHES, OILS, LAMPS, WICK, CHIMNEYS.

BLACK, TIN, AND COPPERSMITH.

Repairs promptly attended to by Experienced Workmen.

AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS.

SPORTING SUNDRIES.

STABLE, GARDEN, AND FARM SUNDRIES.

DRYSALTERY GOODS.

JAPANNING. COPPERS RE-TINNED.

Incandescent Gas Agency f 07^ District.

SHUT ON Saturdays at 2 p.m. r telephone No. 54.

A GOOD . . . LINE FOR . . ADVERTISERS.

Girtififtif ♦ ♦ .

iS a sine qua non to the success of your business. It is the only meanH by which you can catch and— what is more important — hold the at- tention of the great Bi-itish public. It has been the key-note to the success of most of tlie largest business houses of to-day. If YOU are iK'sirous of taking a place in the front rank of Kuccesfiful merchants, the first step must be to 'onsult us as to Advertising in the "Post" and also as to your printed matter, whether , . . .

Catalogues, Pamphlets,

Price Lists, Circulars,

Handbills, Etc., Etc.

Estimates Free by return of post

p rmtuiff . .

Nile Court, AYR.

Wi)t . . ..

flprsDire Post. . .

No Better Advertising Medium in the West of S:otIand.

The Popular Weekly*

Large and Increasing Circulation*

0EKICE5 ^ND ^ ^ ^* -f ^

Nile Court, Ayr.

W. G. WALLACE, Manager.

65

THE AULD BRIG

Knitting §? Machine Warehouse,

AND

Dalblair Buildings, Alloway St*,

AND

18 Bank Street, KilmarnoGk.

HOME-MADE HOSIERY GOODS, COMFORTABLE, DURABLE, and REASONABLE.

Ladies' and Misses' Combinations, Slip Bodices, Petticoats, Cardigan Jerseys, Stockinette Jerseys. Sem- niits, and Drawers ; Stockings, ribbed and plain ; h\\ kinds and sizes in stock, or knitted to order. Re-foot- ing done. Ladi s' Caps, Gloves, Mits, Cuffs, &c., &c. ; Children's Hats and Hoods ; Infants' Bootees, Gloves, Tarn o' Shanters, Clouds, Gravats, Sleeves, Gaiters, &c., &c. Men's and Lads' Alloa Fingering, Lambs' AVool and Cotton Seniniits and Drawers, Car- digan Jackets, Alloa Jerseys, Finger- ing Jerseys, Dongaree Jackets, Serge Jackets, Cotton, Wincey, Tweed, and flannelette Shirts, Bicycle Hose Socks and Stockings all sizes. Re- footing done.

Bassinettes, Scotch Made ; Per- ambulator Rugs, from 2s 6d ; Mail Carts, Sewing Machines, Knitting Machines.

Acme Wringers, Latest Improve- ments, 14in., 18s; 15in., 20s; 16in.,

22s.

Sewing Machine Accessories. — Needles, Spools, Shuttles, Springs, Oils, Belts, Oil Cans, etc , etc.

Bicycle Accessories. — Bells, Lamps, Wrenches, Enamel, Cement, Rudder Tyres, Ball Pedals, Rub- bers, Trouser Clips, Bags, Oil, Spoke Tighteners, Luggage Carriers, Oil Cans, etc. etc.

Sewing, Wringing, and Knitting Machines Repaired, Sold, or Exchanged,

Anid Bri^ Knitting and Machine Warehonse,

and

Dalblair Buildings, Alloway Street,

66

Macdonald, k^ Penny, & ] Mackenzie

(From CURRIE, RAE 4 CO.),

TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,

SILK MERGERS, AND DRAPERS

DRESSMAKERS & MILLINERS.

LIVERIES A SPECIALITY. LADIES' TAILORS.

101 d 103 mgf) Street

7^ V H'

L Le Clair,

Rewarded three times j R F N| (^ H % %

ia Paris with 0

OOM & Sny.r Me,a,s ^ A I R D R ES S E R

Specialities in Ladies* Hairdressing and Ornamental Hair,

!3 Drying Apparatus for Drying Hair. No more Cold after Sham- pooing. The Thickest Head of Hair Dried in Five Minutes.

LADIES BANDEAUX from 10s 6d.

Best Invisible Bandeaux on Hair Foundation.

3 Inches, - - - 30/-

4 Inches, - - - 40/-

5 Inches, - - - 50/-

6 Inches, - - - 60/-

Patent Net, - - from 20/- Cheaper Makes, „ 10/6

Invisible Wigs and Toupets for Ladies and Gentlemen — guaranteed perfect fit. Toupets from 21s to £3 3s. Wigs from 30s to £3 8s.

jrrey Switches and Plaits made up at extraordinary low prices, much under the usual value.

L, Le CLAIR, Halt Specialist iSt Posticher, Ayr.

CONSULT HIM IF YOUR HAIR COMES OUT.

O ESTABLISHED 1815. O

OLD ESTABLISHED ROYAL EMPORIUM

FOR

PISH, OAMB,

RABBITS,

AND

POULTRY.

Game and Kabbits Contracted for.

THE Proprietor takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous Customers for the very liberal patronage he has received in the past, and hopes for a continuance of the same. By personal attention every effort on his part will be put forth to meet their wishes.

Arrangements have been made for a Daily Supply of Salmon from Girvan, Stinchar, and Ballantrae.

All kinds of White Fish in their Season. Aberdeen. Findon, and other Dried Haddock.

Preserved Salmon, Lobsters, Prawns, Shrimps, Oysters, etc., etc.

SALT HERRINGS— In Barrels, Half-Barrels. Quarters, Firkins, and Half -Firkins.

IC3S iiT stock:.

stores.

49 HIGH STREET.

Agent for Smith's Prize Fresh and Powdered Butter.

P. B. MILL,

47 HIGH STREET,

-^1- AYR. 1^-

^ ^

Dress and Mantle Maker,

2 Barns Crescent,

AYR.

Coal Merchant and Registrar for Servants.

Agent for Qreenan Steaa Laundry, 82 SANDGATE STREET,

70 I

^ PETER POLLOCK.

grated Water Manufacturer,

AND

^ BOTTLER. <8

Business Established in 1840.

fUPERIOR CRATED WATERS, supplied all over Ayrshire which are manufactured by entirely New Machinery contain- ing all the Latest Patents and Improvements. Guaranteed Pure, and the Best of Quality.

Inspection Invited.

Also, a Large Stock of BASS & Co.'s, ALLSOPP'S, and SCOTCH ALES, and GUINNESS' DUBLIN STOUT always kept on hand. Having Immense Cellars, which are greatly accommodated, Patrons may rely on their being well Matured either in Wood or Bottle.

311 Orders Punctually attended to.

» BOTTLING WORKS,*

18 RIVER STREET, .XF^ ATM, K^X.

71

JOHN WREGG,

Fishmonger El Poulterer,

178 High Street, Ayr.

All Kinds of ^ PI5H, POULTRY, and OAriE.

Orders called for Every riorning and Delivered Promptly,

Lessee Ayr Salmon Fishings. '

Telegraph : " Wregq, Ayr." Telephone No. S8,

72 -^i. THE AYR .1^^

MINERAL WATER Co.

(Limited).

^ 30 GARDEN STREET, ^

-^ AYR. ¥^

This Company supplies throughout the Town and County all kinds of Crated Waters. Their Machinery is entirely New, and embodies all the L.atest Improvements, which render contamina- tion of any kind practically impossible.

The Company have . always in their splendid Cellars a Large Stock oi SUPERIOR MALT LIQUORS in prime conditiOD, and are prepared to supply, either in Cask or Bottle,

Bass & Co.'s Pale Ale,

Knox's Pale Ale, and

Reid & Co.'s London Stout.

All Guaranteed Pure and Unmixed,

GILBERT ROWAN, manager.

73

John Frew,

Family Butcher^

(Established 50 Years.)

69 HIGH STREET,

Branch: 245 HIGH STREET,

Orders called for and punctually delivered.

House : Aldersyde, Carrick Road.

74

D. LUnSDEH.

W^holesale and Retail BAKER, ^^

BURnSIDE BaKERY.

Marriage, birthday, and Christening Cakes

MADE TO ORDER.

SOIREES SUPPLIED. Dishes Covered on the Shortest Notice.

5f iliaiN Street, Newtoh, • • avR. • •

HOT PIES EVERY SATURDAY

HOUSE, - - 10 PRINCES STREET.

jM W/a. RAASAY, fe.

CrOIDSTEE,, 56 SANDGATE STREET,

^ fl Y R. ^

^ Estimates Given and Orders Punctually Attended to» ^

ANDREW n. ROWE,

WWfi and SPIRIT MERCHANT,

The En PI RE BAR,

64 Main Street, NEWTON,

"f^ AND -^

The HORSE SHOE BAR,

77 George Street, 3/R.

76 I

WILLIAM TAYLOR,

STATIONER & BOOKSELLER,

DALBLAIR BUILDINGS, -^1- 36 ALLOWAY STREET, i^*-

AYR.

house: 9 BERESFORD TERRACE.

J. C niGrtET.

Registered Plumber, 10 ALLOWAY STREET,

AYR.

TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS— "HIGHET, AYR." TELEPHONE No. 96.

77

BEST Lanemark COAL

SUPPLIED IN

Trucks, Tons, or Cwts.

All Orders will receive Prompt Attention,

Address— 92 CROSS STREET, AYR

/* .« JartES SniTH. ♦, \

0" *^ ... -.,"o

^ BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, \ %

5^ (Late of Allan & Son,

Leith Street, Edinburgh.)

All kinds of Boots and Shoes Made to Order,

Note the Address—

The Edinburgh Boot and Shoe Shop,

88 SanSgale Street, Jlyr.

78

JanES Duffy,

Coal Merchant & Carnage Hirer,

75 & 77 Wallace Street, AYR.i

Best Household Coal supplied Loose or in Bags, Wholesale and Retail.

Char-a-bancs, Cabs, Brakes, Waggonettes, &c., &c., &c. on Hire.

WiLLIHrt OGCj,

Fashionable Clothier,

AND

Ladies' Tailor,

f 6 SaNDGaTE Street,

79

ATHOLE ARnS,

• 1, 3, and 5 Burns Statue Square, ALLOWAY STREET

(Convenient to Railway Station).

Also, 1 SOUTH HARBOUR STREET,

J. JOHNSTON has always on hand a Large Supply of Old Whiskies matured in Sherry Wood.

Prices on Application.

cronisr siPEiE-s,

NEWARK BUILDINGS, ALLOWAY STREET,

Respectfully intimates that he will supply Cart and Gig Harness of the Best Quality and Style at moderate terms.

Always on hand Riding Saddles and Bridles, Horse Clothing Rugs, &c.

Orders Neatly Executed.

80

JAMES M. M'MILLAN,

(Member of the Pharmaceutical Society), DISPENSING CHEMIST,

THE AYR PHARMACY,

6 ALLOWAY STREET,

house: BENVAREN, 22 Carrick Road.

Ironmonger and Iron Merchant,

1 2 3LLOWAy STREET,

-<irx AYR. K^x.

stores, = = = 229 HIGH STREET.

Large and Varied Stock of

General, Furnishing? ^ Household Ironmongery.

At Moderate Prices.

81

WILLmn PETERSON,

47 Carrick Street, Ayr.

ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS.

f)

25 CONTENT STREET,

-^1- AYR. -1^

^ Washings Called for and Delivered. ia

PROPRIETRIXES—

M, & J. M'CRORIE

82

•JAS. DUNBAR,

Plumber^ ^ Gasfitter^ ^^ Slater

^ # ^ and Glazier,

14 s38 CARRICK 5TREET,

^^

-^i. R\\ Orders Punctually Attended to. -i^-

House: 2 NORTHFIELD avenue.

ISLA COTTAGE, ' J^\

Sanquhar Road, tV

isCY-BRi. -^^ Plasterer

<\ Ceaent Worker,

^^^ o © o

83

R. & J. JAMIE,

PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS,

SLATERS, AND GLAZIERS,

18 North Harbour Street,

AYR.

All Orders Punctually Attended to. THE AYRSHIRE FURNITURE STORES.

17 KYLE STREET. AYR. E. ZIVE, PROPRIETOR.

All Kinds of Furniture (New and Second-Hand) Sold, Bought, or Ex- changed. Well Selected Stock of New and Second-Hand Furniture, at Prices to suit all, in Dining-Room, Drawing-Room, Parlour, Bed-Room, Hall, and Kitchen Furniture, of a very Large Selected Stock.

A Large Stock in Overmantel Mirrors and Looking-Glasses.

A Great Variety in Iron Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses, and all kinds of Bedding (Feather, Hair, Wool, and Straw).

A Selected Stock in Carpets, Linoleum, Oilcloth, Hearth Rugs, Skins, Door Mats, Etc.

Household Ironmongery, Silver-Plate, and Cutlery, Clocks, Ornaments, Bronzes, in a very large variety.

Paintings, Oleographs, and Steel Engravings, always kept in Stock.

Picture Frame Mouldings, of the Latest Designs, supplied to the trade.

All Kinds of Picture Framing done on Premises.

COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

Telegraphic Address: " Zive, Ayr.

84

iMn

WTQi

gsi

166 GEORGE STREET

(Opposite Wallacetown Cemetery),

HOUSE— 119 GEORGE STREET,

Manumtnti of all BsiiQn^ in fxtt^tantr (granite,

SUPPLIED AT MODERATE TERMS.

WILLIAM DRINNAN,

Joiner & Builder. 82 GEORGE STREET,

Wallacetown, AYR.

^!^

HOUSE, CHILLIAN, PRESTWICK ROAD.

^1^

Jobbing of all kinds Neatly Executed.

Estimates Given.

85

^f$ J. \m,

Dress anS JHar\tle J^afeer.

CONTENT COTTAGE, at

ALBERT TERRACE.

WALLACETOWN,

-^ A Y R. ^

Established 1853.

H. A. M'BRIDE,

(0 u

0 ' O

J Family Grocer, Tea, Wiqe, and g

1 Spirit Mercliant, 5

W CO

o

I If EiBa Street, Ia

m r

Itl PI

% Wallacetown. ^

■* ^ O

<

Special Blends of Fine Old Whiskies. Special Old L.ic[ueurs for Invalids. .

86

JAMES AIRD,

PAINTER & PAPERHANGER.

Prices Moderate. Orders punctually attended to.

Address— 12 CHURCH STREET,

House — Content Cottage, Albert Terrace, WALLACETOWN, AYR.

. ^JlWAly-

JOINER AND BUILDER,

122 GEORGE STREET,

WALLACETOWN, AYR.

JOBBING OF ALL KINDS Neatly Executed. ESTIMATES GIVEN.

House, - - 122 GEORGE STREET.

87

GROCER & WINE riERCHANT, at ^ OLD BRIDGE END, ^ at

«

iJAriES FORREST,

JOINER,

41 GEORGE STREET,

Estimates Given for all Rinds of Work.

+ Jobbing Punctually Executed -i-

House: 41 FORT STREET,

88

doHH steeN,

Robert r^^ Robert

Burns A.jtL^^m,,,^ Burns

Tavern, '^^„^n» Tavern,

8 RIVER STREET, AYR.

d. ID. PT^TEl^SOH

GENERAL AND FURNISHING

IRONMONGER AND OIL MERCHANT,

8 Old Bridge Street, AYR.

Best Value in Bedsteads, Mattresses, Cutlery, Grates,

Fenders, and Fire=Irons, Tiles for Hearths and

Lobbies, &c., at Glasgow Prices.

PATENT NON-POROUS ROOFING FELT.

ENGINE OIL A SPECIALITY.

89

Miss GIBB. K^K.

HAWKHILL LAUNDRY

-^'' Hawkhill Avenue •'^-

Clothes Grass Bleached and Dryed in Pure Country Air.

Hand Work gives Clothes their Natural Gloss.

Price List on Application.

Goods Called for and Delivered.

Note Address, - - HAWKHILL AVENUE.

Painter and Paperhanger, Plate Glass, Fire and Life Insurance Agent,

2 MAIN STREET,

INSURANCE agencies:

Plate Glass— "Caledonian Plate Glass.'* Fire and Life— *♦ Commercial Union " & *• Palatine."

90

John Meikle

SLATER & GLAZIER, PLUMBER & GASFITTER,

F^IVEF^ STl^EET",

WALLACETOWISr,

AYR.

VOICE TRAINING & SINGING.

ThOS. RiCHftRDSON. (i.T.S.C,

MUSIC TEACHER,

7 GORDON TERRACE,

WALLACETOWN, AYR.

TERMS ON APPLICATION.

91

D. & T. BONE,

PLASTERERS,

86 ELBA STREET.

HOUSE— 17 QUEEN STREET.

STRICT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS

Bvinnan d Muvpf)p,

Registered Plumbers, Slaters, and Glaziers,

88 GEORGE STREET, WALLACETOWN,

aii Orders Punctually attended to

92

Ayr Steam

snipping Coy.

SCOTLAND AND IRELAND,

Regular Steam Communication witli

BELFAST and LARNE, via AYR.

AYR to BELFAST— Every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at or after 12 Midnight. BELFAST to AYR— Every Monday, Tuesday,

Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 p.m. (Irish Time).

AYR to LARNE— Every, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at or after 10 p.m. LARNE to AYR- Every Tuesday and Thursday at 9 p.m., and on Saturday at or after 6 p.m. (Irish Time).

Regular Service between AYR and CAMPBELTOWN.

For Fares, &c., apply to Ayr Steam Shipping Company, Ayr.

tailor & clothier, 7 Carrick Street,

AYR,

Has always on hand a Splendid Selection of all the Newest Styles in Tweeds, Serges, Coatings, &c.

House — Hopelea, 65 Castlehill Road.

93

ALFRED^ DANTE,

83 George Street,

FOR THE

finest 3cc Cream.

fried Potatoes and Fisl^— fl Treat ! !

Picnic anS Excursion Parties

§upplieS xoitK Ice Creann. (^c.

:M JOHN nURCHlE,

Slater, Glazier, Plumber & Gasfitter,

19 GEORGE STREET,

WALLACETOWN, AYR.

Slate Yard— 46 George Street.

House— 8 Gordon Street, Union Avenue.

94

WALKER'S

Composition Pavement.

We beg to call attention to our Composition, which is being largely adopted for ROADWAYS, CARRIAGE DRIVES, FOOTPATHS, BYRES, BARNS, HAY SHEDS, &c.

SPECIAL COMPOSITION

For Damp Courses and Under Floors.

PRICES MAY BE LEARNED ON APPLICATION TO

W. G. WALKER & SONS, AYR,

ESTABLISHED 1881.

J. LEGGAT & SONS,

Plain and Ornamental PlasiererSy Concrete Pavers and Cement Workers,

11 & 13 Nelson Street,

NEWTON, AYR.

Robert Hunter & Sons,

IIROISTIFOTTZISriDEI^S,

WALLACETOWN FOUNDRY, Limond's Wynd, Ayr.

HOUSE— 24 RUSSELL STREET on 6 NELSON STREET, NEWTON.

Estimates and Every Information Given on Application.

itiMiS M€K,

JOINER, STAIR-RAILER, and WOOD TURNER,

54 KYLE STREET

JOBBINGS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. . . ESTIMATES GIVEN. . .

HD6H MONTGOMERIE,

ENGINEER & MILLWRIGHT,

AYR.

Maker of all kinds of Steam Engines, Pumps, Hoists, and Gas=Work Utensils.

GRASS CUTTERS REPAIRED & SHARPENED.

JAMES f IN DEN,

-.X^X GROCER, K^x. PROVISION iSt GRAIN MERCHANT,

NEWTONHEAD POST OFFICE,

78 MAIN STREET, NEWTON,

^^0^^-^

Specialities-SKEDS for Bird Fanciers.

: - ,^

1896.

-Ni wrasM&n IN^

teeroQ fioMedfi

(2<arpe:t ^eati^

g

©^

Doom FOOT, Ayr

fOVEK.

(Bvecnnn Bteam Zaundvp*

, . AND . .

CftRPET BEarmc Coy.,

DooNFOOT, Ayr.

UP TO DATE.

Finest SiTuaiED LaunoRV

IN THE COUNTRY.

0. BOWIE, Manager

. . AYRSHIRE • .

HOME KNITTED HOSIERY.

Our Own Make. Made from best Home and Selected Wools. Will stand hard wear.

GENT.'S CYCLING, SHOOTING, k KNICKER HOSE in New Colourings. Special Designs in Tops.

MCKENZIE'S REAL MRSHIf^E FLANNEL,

In pink, white, and SHETLAND. Novelties in Ladies' Shirts, Veilings, & Neck Wear.

A Varied Assortment of Corsets unequalled for Comfort, Fit, and Finish.

Ladies' Underclothing in Great Variety to suit all Seasons.

Qent.'s Shirts, Pants, Pyjamahs, Tweed and Tennis Shirts.

MACKENZIE,

137 HIGH STREET, AYR.

HOUSE— 5 BRUCE. CRESCENT.'

98

John Reid& Son

26 Sandgate, Ayr,

AND AT

89 Buchanan Street. GLASGOW. Funeral Undertakers,

Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers,

House Agents^

TELEPHONE No. 68.

CARPETS BEATEN & CLEANED

BY Patent

Electric-power Machinery.

Collected and Delivered Free

99

TELEPHONE No. 1. TELEPHONE No. 1.

Gordon Bros..

Italian ^arehou6cmcn

'^^ and Bine WQrzhant6,

23 & 25 Newmarket Street^ AYR.

'' GOLD SEAL '' WHISKY (Special).

3S 4d Per Bottle.

^a^ED SEAL'' WHISKY (Matured),

3s Per Bottle.

HIGH-CLASS TEAS.

IS 6d, IS 8d, IS lod, 2s, 2s 2d, 2s 4d, and 2s lod per lb- General Price List on Application.

100

WHY PAY RENT?

3'he SrifisK Komes GIssurance Corporafion Sfd.

Has provided The Popular Plan to enable Members to Purchase their Houses with the Rent.

il»~ £120,000 already Ae'vanced to Members.

THE UP-TO-DATE INSURANCE SCHEME.— Arranged so that Members can Buy the House with the Insurance Premiums.

ABSOLUTE SECURITY.— £20,000 deposited Avith the British Government.

Special Advantages to Total Abstainers.

Particulars Free from the Manager for Ayr and District:

JOHN BOYD, 4 Newmarket Street, Ayr.

HoTTSK Address- 83 MAIN STREET.

101

z 1	0,'Wv;/	DC > "» . IS
5t! s	v/	1
-'i	/	C/5 ^ W 1	"3
O, 1	/	. 2*	a o
o	/ CO CO	« H 1	--
SY C lERMAKER,	o w	W 1 s „ 1 CC CO 1	o bo
toi	8 5 K
Q «	•5^ <	/	u
	/
J. LI ENGIN		§ 3

102

^ucV^ ^ead ^o\e\

?iLLOwaY Street li«^

AND

»k Kyle Street,

3 Minutes' Walk from Railway Station.

BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, TEAS, &c.

PRIVATE ROOMS.

WELL-AIRED BEDROOMS.

Very Superior OLD WINES, BRANDIES, and SPIRITS,

KEPT IN STOCK.

FINE OLD SCOTCH and HIGHLAND WHISKY,

— AND —

Blends of the Most Famous Distilleries in Scotland, AND Matured in Sherry Casks.

Finest Edinburgh Pale Ale always in Splendid Condition

Allsopp's, Bass's, Salt's, &c., English Beer in Bottle.

JAMES WESTWATER, Proprietor.

103

-*^i- ERASER'S 1^

Old Scotch Whisky.

A Blend of the most famous Distilleries in Scotland. Blended in Bond, and Matured in Sherry Casks.

SUPPLIED ONLY BY

mm A omm

61 HIGH STREET & 3 HOPE STREET, 7 NEW BRIDGE STREET

In Bulkf 18s per Gal, In Cases, 36s per Doz.

Thos. Eraser 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 Thos. Fraser's Whisky.

*' City Analyst's Laboratory,

" 138 Bath Street,

" Glasgow, 6th December, 1889.

" I have made a careful analysis of an average sample of about 1500 gallons of Mr Thomas Fraser's Whisky, taken by my assistant from the Bonded Stores in Ayr, where it is lying, and from the result of my analysis, I am of opinion that it is a Pure Whisky of good flavour, which has been matured in Sherry Casks.

(Signed) "JOHN CLARK, Ph.D., T.C.S., P.LS.,

" Public Analyst of the City of Glasgow, the Counties of Lanark and Ke»- frew, and the Burghs of Ayr and Kilmarnock."

104

2

O

PC

o

U4 as

UJ

(X

K

C

O

^

CA

e c ^^

U "^

O c/3

11, -

•a > 0) o

=^:^ c ^

n t« 5. Si

c ca ■

O

£

a <

<

c/5 lli

r	Q^
(d	o
	IL
■?

lu t;

Q <

on

DQ

H

Pi

5 c/)

>— <

)— (

w

a

<

H

w w en

H

a PC

o

105

Craigaillar Buildings, 67 Cross Street & 34 Limond's Wynd.

FAMED FOR HIGH-CLASS WINES & SPIRITS,

Fkom 3 TO 20 Years Old.

AYRSHIRE CHAMPION BLEND (Guaranteed 5 years old), 3s PER Bottle, or 17s 6d per Gallon.

M'EWEN'S CELEBRATED ALES ON DRAUGHT. BASS IN BOTTLE. GUINNESS' STOUT IN BOTTLE. M 'KAY'S SPARKLING KOLA.

Mrs Thomas Millar, Proprietrix,

Also, FAMILY GROCER,

Wliolesale ai^d Retail Wine and Spirit Mercl^aqt, 59 WALLACE STREET, AYR.

House- -St. Ann's, Prestwick Road.

106

107

HUNTER & GRANT

GENERAL DRAPERS, HOSIERS,

MILLINERS,

DRESS & MANTLE MAKERS,

f 2 HIGH STREET, AYR,

PROTECTION FROM OHILL

The JAEGER Name & Trade Mark guarantee Pure Wool. and illustrated Price List sent tree by

HUNTER & GRANT, Agents for Ayr and District.

Monumental Works,

Railway Bridge, Ayr

JOSEPH BOYD K^

Has always on hand a Well-selected Stock In Granite, Marble, and Freestone.

MONUMENTS CLEANED AND REPAIRED. INSCRIPTIONS CUT

108

CATERER FOR PIC-NIC AND EXCURSION PARTIES.

Continental Cafe : 4 & 6 KYLE STREET, Welcome Rabbie Burns Restaurant, . . 67 and 69 HIGH STREET, and ... . II and 13 WALLACE STREET, AYR.

I

109

• • • ftXs^XcX* • • •

At> Cr)rD ut# C)CD xt> C7)fD ^t> CTjfD -sitif CTlfO Jit* G)CO iktM

<|> c)(5 ^Tv c)(5 <r> iXW*^ o)G vjy c)6 ><lvc)(DViv

2)K :^

John Irvine,

Slater, Glazier, and Chianey Sweeper, i^

35 FULLARTON STREET,

^ AYR. #

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

Contracts for all kinds of Window Cleaning by the year or otherwise, to suit convenience of Patrons, including Public Build- ings, Business Premises, Banks, Clubs, Offices, and Private Residences. Terms, and every information, on application.

House— 35 FULLARTON STREET.

no

Cockburn & Co., Ltd.

CASH CHEMISTS, 170 HIGH STREET, AYR.

PURE DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY ARTICLES, TOILET AND NURSERY REQUISITES,

At Strictly Wholesale Rates.

LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND FRESHEST STOCK IN THE TRADE.

Ladies' and Onn^DREN's Underclothing.

. . Babies' Outfits. . .

Misses Costumes and Blouses.

Boys' Suits, Blouses, Reefers.

TRY OUR

French Kid Gloves, at 2/11 Per Pair.

\V 7^ TYSON'S,

Burns Statue Square, AYR.

Ill

T. FITZSIMMONS,

(Late MURPHY & CO.),

GLASS, CHINA & EARTHENWARE MERCHANT,

21 & 23 RIVER STREET, AYR,

ALL GOODS OF HIGHEST QUALITY AT MODERATE PRICES.

TRIAL SOLICITED.

ROBERT SMITH,

CLQTH I E B, 10 ACADEMY STREET,

. . AYR. . .

SUITS & OVERCOATS MADE & TRIMMED. CHARGES MODERATE.

House - - 49 FORT STREET.

112

Q. D. Fraser,

'J^oxxQt fainter Sc '^tcox^iox,

-I Union Buildings, i-

(Opposite Passenger Station),

Paints, Colours, Varnishes, Brusties, and Wallpapers.

Mrs Alex. Smith,

ALLOV4y DINING ROOn5,

2 Newark Buildings, Burns Statue Square

(2 Minutes Walk from Railway Station.)

Breakfasts, Dinners, and Teas.

CHARGES MCDERATE.

113

W. G. BURGOYNE,

The well=known Conductor, Organist, & Pianist,

BEGS to respectfully intimate that he is now in a position to supply BANDS OF ANY NUMBER (String, Brass, or Military) for ai^y purpose required — Concerts, Balls, Bazaars, Garden Fetes, etc., at STRICTLY MODERATE TERMS. None but men of first-class ability and character sent out.

Fine Repetoire of Music — Classical & Popular.

All Modern Light Operas as soon as published.

W. G. B. will be glad to give his advice on any contemplated musioal arrangements, which his long experience in the profession justifies him in offering. Vocalists and complete Concert Companies also catered for.

Estimates With Pleasure;. Address: - BURGOYNE, ORGANIST, AYR.

Auctioneer ^ Live Stock Agent, 0yp, Glasgow, & Stnannaep.

COUNTY AUCTION MART, AYR, Every Tuesday.

GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET, Every Wednesday.

COUNTY AUCTION MART, STRANRAER, Every Friday.

AYR HORSE REPOSITORY, Monthly Sales of all Classes OF Horses.

Sales (Agricultural or otherwise) Guaranteed, and Conducted on the Best of Terms.

Telegraphic Addresses — " Craig, Ayr;" "Craig, Cattle Market, Glasgow;" " Craig, Mart, Stranraer." Postal Addresses - Country Auction Mart, Ayr ; Loudon Arms Hotel, Glasgow ; Meikle's Hotel, Stranraer.

Telephone No. 42.

114

JAMES ROSS,

Coal Merchant, 4 Duke Street, Newton=on=Ayr.

Depot, - - - Newtonhead Lye.

BEST SPRINGHILL, HURLFORD, DRUM- SMUDDEN & SHIELDMAINS COAL & NUTS

LOOSE OR IN BAGS.

Orders Promptly and Carefully Attended to.

Monumental Works, J^^H^^y Bridge, Ayr.

Monumen'ts, ?ombs, Obelisks, Etc.,

In Marble and Freestone of the most durable qualities. and in Polished Granites, Red, Blue, and Grey,

ERECTED IN ALE PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.

IXTSCBRXaPTIOITS CXJX

115

D. li.&F. Reid

Engineers & Millwrights^

;\ll Kinds of General Repairs done

^R^OMPTLY ^ AT jVLoDERATE PrICES.

addJess.^ 72 Green Street Lane.

J\ve doVlna SMare\vou^e,

49 WALLACE STREET, -=^' .A. "Y" l^ •<^

A Large Assortment of Glass, China, & Earthenware.

Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets in GreaL Variety

AN INSPECTION INVITED.

JOHN MATTHIAS, - Proprietor.

116 COAL MERCHANT.

41 GREEN STREET,

AYR.

Sg^T JCousc Coal cleiiYered £oosc or in Sa6$.

R\\ Orders punctually attended to.

SO WHUCE STREET, AYR.

Fobbing of Sll 5^nd6 gcatly . Executed. ,

ESTIMATES GIVEN

House, - - 2 HAWKHILL.

J

117

Tlie Ayrshire Auction Coy., Ltd.,

Auctioneers, Valuators, & Live Stock Salesmen.

All KindR of Sales Conducted in Town or Country.

Proceeds Guaranteed. Inventories and Valuations for Government Duties made.

F. S. FORSYTH, Auctioneer and Manager. OFFICE, - 55 KYLE STREET, AYR.

WILLI A/A GAW. -^

Painter aijd Decorator, 22 WALLACE STREET, 3/^

(Opposite American Steam Laundry),

Good Workmanship and Materials at Lowest Possible Prices.

Paper, Paint, Colours, Varnish, &c. Cheapest in the Trade.

ESTi:M:.A^a?ES Ghi-VEisr.

HOUSE, - - 66 WALLACE STREET.

118

i'^o^ M^Mk^ok "^'^ •^♦^ "^I^ 'S''^ "^'^ "^'^ "^'^ «i'^ •^'^ "^'^ "^'^ -^'^ •^'^ «^'^ pi^ •yi^ -^l^ -74^ ^i^ ^l'?'7i«» ^-^l^^i^ ^l'«^ ^l^ ^i^ ^i^^l^WW^K'

ANDERSON BROTHERS,

Milliners^ Drapers^ . .

. ♦ and Outfitters,

PLACE D^AURAY BUILDINGS,

62 ALLOW AY STREET.

MATTHEW C. ADAM,

Family Butcher, 27 ALLOW AY STREET.

SAD SAGES, PICKLED MEAT, CORN BEEF, and PICKLED TONGUES.

Fresh Country Pork and Pork Hams always on hand.

House, - - 31 ALLOW AY STREET.

119

^^ox^z 2>^vee\ ^auxvAv*^.

Washing and Dressing Hand Done, Goods called for and delivered. All Orders punctually attended to.

/Aiss ci. Brown,

7 & 9 GEORGE STREET, AYR.

A. M'BRIDE & CO.,

SHIP CHANDLtRS & SAILMAKERS,

2 GREEN STREET,

North Quay, AYR.

WATERPROOF COVERS MADE TO ORDER.

120

Robert Find lay,

Wholesale Potato Merchant,

House, - - 17 PEEBLES STREET, AYR. ^TORE, - - 21 BACK MAIN STREET.

Fresh 5upply of Vegetables Daily.

PLETHORA STORE

FOR VALUE AND VARIETY IN

Wool Beds and Mattresses, Bamboo Curtain Poles,

Baskets, and Brushes, Household Ironmongery,

Tinware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c.

Only Address :

38 MAIN STREET

(Under Newton Steeple).

JOHN MORRIS, Proprietor.

(

121

MAf f HIW Hllf 11

(Successor to HUGH HUNTER),

■ PMMfER & PAPEBHAiCER, -

19 Aain Street, Newton, AYR.

Al-ways in Stock Choice Selection of PAPER- HANGINGS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, and BRUSHES, at Lowest Possible Prices.

Orders Promptly Atteaded to. Charges Moderate.

ESTIMATE GIVEN.

WHEN IN WANT OF GENERAL OR HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY TRY

A. GOLDIE'S

CASH DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 36 Main Street, & 2 Church Place,

NEWTON, AYR.

Splendid Variety in all Departments. Keenest Prices in the District. Satisfaction to Purchasers Guaranteed.

The Right Place for the Right Article at the Right Price.

Only Entrance— THE CORNER DOOR.

122

COAL MERCHANT,

5 PEEBLES STMEET^

COALS AND NUTS DELIVERED LOOSE OR IN BAGS.

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

aoHr^ NviLisoN,

FAMILY GROCER, TEA, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT,

139 MAIN STREET (x3n?o"n?s?"c1ub),

NEWTON, AYR

Bass and Allsopp's Pale Ale, Guinness Dublin Stout, and Bass' Special Stout in prime condition.

123

VICTORIA LAUNDRY,

Prestwick Road, Ayr.

Advantages Given by the Victoria Laundry —

Clothes Grass-Bleached and Dried in Pure Coinitr^/ Air, Washing and Dressing done by Hand. Hand-Dressing

gives Fabrics their natural appearance. All Goods thoroughly Cleansed. No Mixing of Family Washings. Family Washings by Contract.

Price Lists on Application.

Washings called for and delivered. Your Orders will he esteemed. Ladies are invited to call and see where their work is done.

Proprietors— J. & M. TULLOCH.

HOME FOR WORKINCJ MKN.

The Trades Ho(eI and Restaurant,

YORK STREET, AYR

(Five Minutes' Walk from New Bridge, and Six Minutes' from Newton Station .

324 Single Bedrooms, with i^/j n if/i 1

Spring Beds, Hair Mat= FrOffl ^%ii m Night tresses, Etc., Etc., - =^====

Hotel fitted up with every Home Comfort, including Hot and Cold Baths, Reading Boom, Electric Lighting, Steam Heat- ing, etc., etc.

SPECIAL DEPARTMENT, where the Public can come and dine at a very reasonable rate. We invite them to do so.

James Conway, Proprietor. John Carson, Manager.

124

Office — 21 ALLOWAY STREET, AYR.

Stores— SOUTH QUAY.

Mills— AYR MILLS and ALLOWAY MILLS.

— *•♦ >»- — ♦-

SUPPLIES ALL KINDS of FEEDING STUFFS AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES.

ENGINEER,

MACHINERY & IMPLEMENT AGENT & VALUATOR,

INSURANCE AGENT & HOUSE FACTOR,

18 Ballantine Drive, AYR,

Life, Fire, Accident, Employers' Liability, and Plate

Glass Insurance effected with First-class

Offices at Lowest Rates.

Agent for Miller's Patent Fire Appliances.

125

If . f nil'

Painter, Paperliaijger, aijd Decorator, 101 Jfcw; Road,

Has always on hand a Large Selection of Best British Made Papers ; also, a Splendid Assortment of Ceiling and Dade Decorations, in Salamander, Lincrusta, Lignomur, and Anaglypta.

ESTIMATES GIVEN

€1FT0I* ie-if

109 MAIN STREET, NEWTON-ON-AYR.

SPECIALITY—

n'Ewan'5 Celebrated Pale Ale,

. . Finest Blend of Whiskies

Matured in Sherry Casks.

JOHN MILLAR, PROPRIETOR.

126

LATEST LONDON FASHIONS.

IN

HATS

GLOVES SHIRTS

TIES

COLLARS

HOSIERY.

J. THOMSON & SON, "

88 3E3EIG3HE ST3R3S3EIT, A.'yrd^.

ATTERS, HOSIERS,

GLOVERS, SHIRTMAKERS,

EVERY PERSON KNOWS or should know that ROBT. MILLER, Jan.,

Late Frame & Co., Makes the Best and Sells the Best Clothing in the District. Smart, Neat, and Handsome Clothing for Gentlemen, Youths, and Boys ; we guarantee to make you look smart and neat at a very Reasonable Cost,

MILLAR, JUN., "my hatter."

You can save fully 25 per Cent, on every Hat or Cap you buy, if you only buy them at MILLAR JUN. 'S— the Head of all Hatters and the Hatter of all Heads.

Shirts and Hosiery from the Best Makers at Wholesale Prices. Large Stock of Scarfs, Collars, Cuffs, Braces, Gloves, &c., at less than Glasgow Prices.

ROBERT MILLAR, JUN.

(Late Frame & Co.),

Clothiers, Hatters, and Hosiers,

Two Doors from Free Library. P.S. — Special Attention given to Mourning Orders.

127

Hairdresser and Wigmaker,

46 ALLtOWAY STREET, AYH

(Next Hotel Dalblair.)

The Best and Cheapest House for all kinds of Artificial and Orna- mental Coverings for grey and thin hair.

Ladies' Own Combings made up into any style at Lowest Rate.

Always up to date with the Newest Designs in Hair Ornaments, and Every Appliance for Waving and Beautifying the Head

ALL TOILETTE REQUISITES KEPT IN STOCK AT

46 3lloway Street, 3yr. ci jot IVIES G1SSON5

WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER,

AND

FANCY GOODS MERCHANT, .

BEST SELLING CONFECTIONERY. LARGE ASSORTMENT

OF FANCIES.

Newest Season Goods, including Marbles, Tops, Peeries, Skip Ropes, Balloons, India Rubber Balls, etc.

Only Address— 25 Main Street,

128

xt> xV xV xV \V xV xV xV xV aV At>f ^t^ ^Iv 4> 4> yjy y|>^ ^iv ^|y y^v y> y|v VJ>r yi>f

Thomas Walker

Wine & Spirit Merchant,

33 & 35 KYLE STREET,

-^Ic nYl^ CYCLE Wei^K^, 3}^ 3 Kl-^I^E ST3R3S3SX,

The Most Complete Cycle Building and Repairing Works in 3yr.

STOVE DRIED ENAMELLING AND LINING DONE /A ANY COLOUR.

Nothing too Difficult or too Old to Repair.

129

^ANDREW CLI/niE,®

BUTCHER, ^B' HAMCURER,

199 HIGH 5TREET, ^^

Hams AND Sausages, CORN ED Beef, Pickled tongues, &,c.

House: KNOWESIDE, Castlehill Road,

cJ. & D. REID,

Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers, If^

AND

•^ Funeral Undertakers,

90 & 101 HIGH STREET, AYR.

Furniture of Every Description in

Stock, or Made to Order.

130

gPECI^Ii eLD gCeTCH WfllJKY

U3nE5 CLEATJ

Wine and Spirit /Merchant. WALLACE TOWER, AYR.

Furnishing & General Ironmonger,

140 = HIGH STREET,

ENQUIRIES SOLICITED.

Estimates Gciven for Every Article Connected with the Trade.

131

. itf^&H^ . PLESHBR ^-

AND

^ HAMCURER,

86 S^^cigate Street^ 0yp<

CORNED BEEF and PICKLED TONGUES. HOUSE, - - BELVALE, ST. LEONARD'S ROAD.

-*^i- I SAY! 1^*-

If you are In need of a Nevtr Scarf or Bow, or Collars, Cuffs, Fronts, White Shirts, Coloured Shirts, Wool Shirts, Night Shirts, Gloves, Caps, Braces, Linen or Silk Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Socks, or Underwear, these can all he had of REIiIABLE QUALITY from

225 HIGH STREET, AYR.

SPECIAL. "Cycling Hose, Cycling Slilrts, Sweaters, Lace Under- sltirts, and Cycling Pants.

132

ARCH. WELSH & CO.,

Manufacturers of Brass Work

For Engineers, Shipbuilders, Plumbers, Cabinetmakers, Coachbnilders, 6^c.

-^^

Curtain Poles— Oriel and Straight, Muslin Rods, Same Plates, Step Plates, Gasaliers, Brackets.

Shop Window Fittings for all Trades. Bar Fittings, Beer and Spirit Cocks. Dairy Fittings, Miik Cocks, etc.

>^

OLD BRASS WORK CLEANED and RELACQUERED EQUAL TO NEW,

i-^-o-^^l

S3PECIii.LITI3BS-

Patentees and Sole Makers of Welsh's Patent Sight-feed Lubricators. Transit Patent Bot'le Labeller, Patent Postage Stamp and Label Affixer, Lijectors, ImproA-ed Condensing Lubricators, Asbestos Packed Cocks, and Guage Cocks Steam Fittings for high pressure. A Special Boiler has been fitted up for Testing Steam Fittings up to 250 pressure.

Castings in all Metals, including Phosphor Bronze, Manganese Bronze, Aluminum, Admiralty Metals, &c., &c.

Carrick Brass Works,

^3 John Street, t«^ AYR.

133

JOHN STEEN,

145 HIGH STREET,

J. M. CURRIE,

TO B ACCON I5T, (T^ 28 HIGH STREET, KD

tiigh=Class Tobaccos, Cigars, and Cigarettes,

Presentation Pipes and Walking sticks in Great Variety.

134

No Toilet Table complete without a bottle of specially-prepared Ammonia.'

Home Notes. Every household should have a quart bottle Household Ammonia." —

People s Friend. I obtained splendid results with Clarke's K\wci\.om&." —People's Frietid. Now that I understand how to use it, I would rather want my breakfast

than be without Clarke's Ammonia." — Lady in Park Circus.

lARVELLOUS PREPARATION FOR THE BATH.

THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY.

-"SST it S 3E3E I IT G- I> S. TT.

The antiquated and painfully laborious system of employing Soap as a Cleanser is gradually being abandoned. The public are discovering that those employing Soap by itself as a Cleanser consign themselves to hard labour. It is Hard Labour with Soap that Cleanses, Not Soap and no labour. On a usual Soap washing day every home comfort in humble spheres has to be sacrificed. The anxious mother is up at dawn, the noise and bustle wake the little ones, who squall, the breakfast is late, the father out of sorts, everything gets ' topselteerie," and the wi^shing goes on in chaos and confusion. Hence the public demand for a safe and reliable cleanser that will Do the Work.

Clarke's Arainonia. ® Ayr Ozone T^::ZlZ

Ask your Ironmotiger, Oilvian, or Grocer for the>n.

The merits of Clarke's Ammonia and Ayr Ozone have only to be once tested in order to show the advantages that are to be derived from them.

Booklets with above view, and instructions how to use them, given with

all purchases. Ammonia Specialists. Chemists' and Commercial

Ammonia of all grades and qualities.

Anhydrous Ammonia for Refrigeration Purposes.

Grocers, Chemists, Etc.

Send for terms and Particulars to

CLARKE'S AMMONIA WORKS,

AYR & GLASGOW.

			135	1
^^M			_r				'
■	1— 1		1 1		1 1 1^
1 Ul	w"		-^3 1	a 3	o ^ "^ 1	3	% .s
T	W P	i	a> c	1	« 1 1 '^	1	.a '^
' o	o		i a	.a	1 1	1	2P
H	M	a	1	-C5
\f\	Oi	^	>» ^'	o .	§D ^		&D
Hour	< >< M (1.	ft 1 0	1.? « o f-S r i -(J	Jl •1 e > Oh o	is Smallwares and Trimmin Underclothing and Corse	a I 1	1 .a * S ft
	<	Q	r	2	1		§
• Q	Q	1	o 0)	1	md French Dress Drapery	CO 1	Gloves, Umbrell tid Fancy Goods
ll^			8 03 I— 1		•s 1	1	1 J
&

3

136 ESTABLISHED HALF A CENTURY.

I S ^ 7^ e TEF^F^V

Bellhanger, Locksmith, & Jobbing Smith,

32 HIGH STREET, AYR.

Railings, Gates, Ornamental Ironwork, Bells,

(flechanical. Electric, and Pneumatic,

Speaking Tubes, Storm Plates,

Sunshades of All Kinds, &c., &c.

FIRST-OLASS WORK and MODERATE TERMS.

ESTIMATES GIVEN.

ELECTRIC BELLS A SPECIALITY.

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE. THE SCOTTISH TEMPERANCE

I.ife ^ssuraitcr Ccimpang

(]liI3yLITEID)_ Head Office: 105 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow,

PROGRESS,

The steady progress of the Company is best shown by com- paring the Report for 1899 with that of 1894 — five years earlier.

New Business. — The new Policies written show an increase of SIXTY-THREE per Cent.

Income. — The Income for Premiums, Interest, &c., shows an INCREASE of seventy-six per cent.

Funds. — The Life Assurance Fund shows an increase of one hundred and thirty-nine per cent.

Aoent : Charles Smithy Clydesdale Bank, Ayj^-

137

HENRY n*NAIR, . .

BUTCHER,

w:^'

Corned beef and PrcKLED Tongues.

HAMS, Wholesale and retail.

Pork, Lamb, aqd Veal in Season. ^ 22 SANDGATE STREET, ^

: o :

House— 15 CHARLOTTE STREET.

Wn. BURNS,

134 * HIGH *5TREET,

Next UNION BANK,

House: OAKDEN P3RK, 34 Miller Road.

138

ni5se5 Ru55ell,

Dress Mantle riakers and Milliners, . . •

^ 229 High Street, \m

Paterson & Anderson,

Joiners & Builders, -^'- 72 HIGH STREET, -i-^

JOBBINGS OF ALL KINDS NEATLY EXECUTED.

3GSTIMCa<.TES G-I'V3EIIT

139 ESTABLISHED 1810.

. . FOR • •

Furniture, KeX^ Carpets, Linoleum. . Bedding, Bedsteads,

• • ETC. • •

The Best Warehouse in the West of Scotland for Quality and Prices.

FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS.

Warehouse: - 27 HIGH STREET, Works: - 49 HIGH STREET, AYR.

140

ESTABLISHED 1831.

Scottish Equitable

(3i4:-crTXJA.rj)

Life Assurance Society,

Funds, = Claims Paid,

£4,203,187. 9,536,000.

-*^i- Ia/^ediate Bonus Table, -i^*-

Very Low Premiums,

IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE that under the new Immediate Bonus Table, at Age 30 a Policy for £1300 can be secured for the same Premium that is usually charged for £1000 under the ordinary Profit Tables, thus securing an Immediate BonUS of £300.

Notwithstanding this, all such Policies had their Premiums further reduced at last Division of Profits. There is no debt on these Policies. The sum assured is absolutely guaranteed.

	Annual Premium to Secure £100 at Death.
AGE.	25	30	35	40	50	60	65
£	1 14 6	1 18 8	2 4 5	2 12 2	3 15 10	5 19 3	7 13 1

Endowment Assurance Policies providing for OLD AGE or Early Death granted with full participation of Profits on very favourable terms.

Charles Smith, Clydesdale Bank, das. Linden, 78 riain Street, Newton

141

Thomas Young,

Dress and Mantle Maker, at 54 Newmarket Street, at

AYR.

Ritchie & Co.

General Drapers, Costumiers and Milliners,

DEPARTflENTS:

SILKS AND VELVETS. MILLINERY AND RIBBONS.

DRESSES AND PRINTS. JACKETS AND MANTLES.

FLANNELS AND COTTONS. LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING.

LINNENS AND TOWELLINGS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

FLOORCLOTHS AND TABLINGS. CORSETS AND UMBRELLAS.

agent for POLLHf^'S QYl WORKS, PERTH

Address : 217 HIGH STREET, 3/0.

142

dTamilB ISreati antr ^asftig Bafeersi,

229 and 233 ^m %h -tt^j^ HIGH STREET, ^ /^YH.

Sride, cBirtl^day, and Clinsteni^g CaK^s,

all Sizes and Prices.

Sultana, Seed, and Ginger Cakes a Speciality.

SOIREES SUPPLIED.

FRUITS, FLOWERS, & VEGETABLES.

W. & J. Sproat,

WHOLESALE and RETAIL FRUITERERS and CONFECTIONERS,

151 ItlGtt STREET, AYR,

CROSS, Prestwick.

A Beautiful Selection of Artificial Flower Wreaths always in Stock. Real Flower Wreaths Made to Order on the Shortest Notice.

CKocolates a speciality.

Branches also at 4 PORTLAND STREET TROON, and

pp- 76 King STREET AND 41 PORTLAND

STREET, KILMARNOCK.

113

Turner's Ayr & Newton Breweries

(3i.i3s4:ia?Ei:)),

ESTABLISHED 1789.

Royal Citadel, DUTY FREE,

— AND —

No. 1 cBonded Warel^ouse,

PALE ALES, MILD ALES, and PORTER.

According to Analyst's Reports, these Springs are specially adapted for Brewing purposes, imparting a delicate flavour and fine aroma only found in High-Class Ales.

Also, a Select Lot of FINE OLD BOTTLED PORT WINES on hand of Cockburn's, Graham's, and Morgan's.

SHERRY— BROWN and GOLDEN. OLD EAST INDIA SHERRIES, from 15 to 20 Years in Bottle.

Also, in Bulk and Bottle, Whisky, Brandy, Rum, Gin, Port, Sherry, Clarets, Cordials, &c.

WHISKY BLENDED IN BOND

SAMPLES AND QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION A TRIAL SOICITED.

Artesian Well Crated Waters. First-class Quality

144

TftE "BURnS"

/linERaL rtJL:^ WaTER

- - COnP^NY. - "

BULLER'S ALE. GINGER BEER (Large). GINGER BEER (Small). AMBER LEMONADE.

THE FAVOURITE. GINGER ALE.

SODA WATER. POTASS WATER. KHEDIVAL CLUB. SUMMER BEVERAGE.

i4:rated Waters of Every Description made to order, and Guaranteed the Finest Quality.

A TRIAL SOLICITED.

/I'CaLLS^vERUE, Newton, avR.

145

AYR ARMS HOTEL,

209 HIGH STREET,

FIRST-CLASS FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL:

WINES OF THE FINEST QUALITY.

SPLENDID HALL for MARRIAGE PARTIES, Etc. Headquarters of the C.T.C.

M. DIOKIE, Proprietor

TftE MR OBSERVER,

Published on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.

ALL TOWN and COUNTY NEWS.

BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

I' E, I IN^ T I 3Sr G-

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EXECUTED

AT THE

'OBSERVER" OFFICES

(Opposite RAILWAY STAIIOS), 7'^

BRANCH OFFICE-4 UNION BUILDINGS.

A^

146

m

We sre the Printers . .